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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

More civil service examinations, to OBJ
tain men for government work, were to-
day announced by the local civil service
commission. Examinations for assistant
forest pathologist will be held February
mems and pressfeeder March 8, and for
senior highway engineer March TO-
The local division of postoffice inspec-
tors received word today that the post
office t Bolton. Ga, near Gainesville was
entered last night. No particulars of the
case were given.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

George II. Taylor, vice president Of
the International and Great Northern
railway. with headquarters in New
York city, and. Henry W Anderson, Of
Richmond, Va, general counsel for the
!. e. G.. n, passed through Atlanta
EN- route TO New Orleans, where
they viii attend a meeting of the Off
cials Of that road to be held next Meek.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

ase ,sfm geaalsed i, lhe state con
aHaopn
Nennlt l1l 81 Isl Au mot b fsHo.
alit tentAa hy correspondence
Schools AHa hue'hesa reilos and io
HiSe the state board ~ education cef-
tain bowers over SUCH eoho0ie
fluustN bill 80. ita ~ act pro.
vldlns for the trechlnH Of the Span
~ IunnAngc IN certain ioraiities im
the state and MISC that spanish shall
BE- on6 of IN branches taught az
certain grades of the training iae
partmcnt of The state normal rchools.
Mouse bin no ~ An art 90 ptu.
vide Cor the publication ~ cota.
ioRnc of ths ancient spanish archlNes
of New Msxicb and pro,idins an sp-
Precipitation for this purpose.
me arnntp adopted ihs minority
report and tabied house bill 80. -
ana senate biil 80. "a. the purpose ~
which measures was 10 allow the iury
,o asgcss inc penalty ~ death or lhe
lmi risonmcnt h cnscs ~ murder in
he first degree Tho Discussion az
these bills was the subject OF a heat
"a debate On the fsnate Thursday az
acrnoon In which M opponents and
adocntcs % capital punishment locked
horns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
DNI;HOW wORHIIED 10y
EAilIRs OT NEIsDII &

I.us Angeles. March a--Afte. dDlit-
Grating since $3.50 uclorN yesterday
morning the jury that tried Clarence
p barrow ou cha. sc OF iury brlh-
cry reported at 1878 O'Clock ihis
morning that j. could not decide
whether the former taicl counsel uj
thr McNamagd brothers WAS guilty cor
innocent Thr vote un tbc usi bal
TOT according Geo thc announcement to
thc foreman stood o. 90 s. but whether
tor acpulitai or conviction hc declined
to say Tho judge said 81 There vcrc
uo objections Dee would Issue fuuhct
Instructions and send th, iur back
Tor further douJ,ratiuu This Was
done and thr Jury rciircd at 9" 80
O'Clock
M DatgoN ustrd that thc Time fof
setting new trial ~ fixed week
! from nest Monday
Deputy District Attorues Ford was
reminded Us tho court that Do. bad
said during his losing argument lbat
hc would not tp tho ease again uit
! ,his mean that th" indictment against
/ barrow would b, disuissol"
Ford replied that boz, rrfrrrrd unb
! iu hiF own persona. attitude Hud bad
| ln aJtnorit. tu speak fur District 40.
tourney FrrdrrirEs IudH, CouIa
thrn announced thai 90 ihr .uuscru-
/ lion decided Goo dismtss rlr IuIIrtrpul
it could d9 so botw,.u uoa aul tus
time for th, u,Et calling of 'br Da-,
! sian 20.
The Instructions asked Dos .ur uu
CON "n,g points rrIuiI,. GOO ut. cred.
| Utility Ut th, ts,moul rlN,u 3D., au
aocuuptrr Nhu Boz thr prcsoui pa-c
| tc,0rine Zoo thc contention uf tu'
prosecution ut Fuukuu. men rs
uarruN confidential agcnI lud o.
outis,ed hrb. sl.rr
rhr ousurdup urors u.tD Naui,.
Uor, nHht "u tHr ioea Wiu y., u
reasonable doubt Judpr Comic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
Stated That Jury Stood Pat
With Eight for Conviction
and Four Favoring Acquitt-
al.
NEW TRIAL SET FOR
MARCH TWENTY-FIRST
Brilliant Attorney After Bit
ter Fight Announces That
He Will Go Through Again
Sure of Vindioation.


los Angeles. March s'rhe lur
uyGrg Clarence barrow on "a charge
.oi lUIy briberg at 1875 orloeK trts
motning that b was unable 20 agree
and judge Conley discharged thc
jurors The last ballot stood 90 &,
sui whether Tor a,luithl ur ,uu1tc-
tlon was not seated. barrow rouus,'
immediately announced tina, hc should
ask for a new trial
Twelve ballots we're taseu and the
pest that barrow had 40 any tim, Was
tix Jurors. That Nns early m the ball
ioting aud in a short time two were
wen over Us those vino desired cou-
liclen TIE iU.y never 90 ans time
stood eleven Tor con tictiou and one
Tor a,uuIita3- Foreman pituugl.
N hose request for Instructions when
the sufS Arrt. reported shurH} attcv
90 o'ciock was construed Co that cf-
'cct said be- meant no such thing
Elvht 60 fou' was the nearest the iury
ever came TO a decision. Dee declared.
After further parlcy Judge Cou!ey
On his own motion fixed March . Is
See date foy uov trial which viii
ue the tbltd trial on charges almost
identical DarroW thanked The court
and added 'IN night o. out should
h5yc boon acquitted on the evidence
and shall surcls nrr better next
lmc.
Tre 5Jry "a Nls sn.cd -tood eight
( Tor conviction and iour tor agpuittuL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
The Markets
WALL STREET

Sew Yurb March rh. stp,N
market rlu-rd wrah ir common
with uh, other great Hunnld mar
Bets OF the world, %. hom. WarEri
showed weakness today, OWNS tu the
stringent mono. conditions abroad,
especially BOO Berlin. Efforts %" "u.
tain funds here tu rru,Ec hu pres
.eItp abroad. tending toward reduce
ton cot loauaHl, capital 900 thls mar
kyt. furnished ammunition .uy The
bears who raidcd tho list shurni' lu
addition tu m,astyug over the MONEY
market outlook uncusiucs- was icl'
over tho uncertain status uf the ilDr-
rimau dissolution plan and the pose
sibuuy uf further governments suits
against Hrs, corporate Interests
Prices uf stocks 1aN, Wy abruptly
iiigh grad, Investment tasuos went
down ln almost Tho au, prp,.ptJtg
fashion ~ -proJla'N, hturltra.
bonds wore weak.
closing prices
NmalwmnJrd. t'
Sugar llilg.
At.hisuu. Ini
! Nuun,m ra.mr. llsts.
tcaiiu- 1aIh.
Suulh,n Pacific. pp.
linton pt.iur l.W's.
Steel lpf..
Steel preferred pos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

rn,rlru. NaI,u statement.
that recent export business had h',u
mrscN Go uil old contracts hud d'.
pressing effect to-day uu wheat MilI
temperature and additional moistu
m tuo winter crop uD.t counted also
against thc bulls There RHH rppf,.
hcnupn thar thr government report
would show farm reserves O." 'H
heavy. Opening prioo# N'Ir tr lowe
,r eco $50 higher May started 100
Tom, fgfH.u Goo Hifa u1lac. uu-
changed Co "a, ou and r,I 'o "'ltr.
Tho clos, was unsettled, with Mat
H 10 isc met lower at ai'sc.
MAY corn opened thc sam, Hr mst
uignt 90 l.lGD down Ht .-'i 20 80 's'
60 52 f,,, and sasscd go '2". po- "a
nm, CLOSE Was steady u '-hs N a-A ,
Tor MAY (. r. ZEE under nsl nigh'
MAJ outs. which started shade
lower at 3iAc, descended q" aiU
.8iisc
n provisions tho weaker tone nI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

saN, tho iury 80 typ,Nrittru cops uf
the instructions. which hr htd oir,sd,
read Go Thorn lu these Instructions
judge Coulcr informed tlc jury tnHl
the testimony uf ga accomplIrc could
not bv credited unless il was supported
by corToborati,- evidence. AZ 90
reasonable duurl they must mot auu-
,ict even on c"rrobomtiye evidence 90
tines cunsyirutiuuslr believed There
vas reasonable doubt of guilt
Tho announcement That only one
uuu stood iu thr way oi % verdict wac
Cd surprise to- go ana brlrhiHrod thr
prosecution Judge CoHlvy announced
thi. f N,udl" Nas not reached Ut
noon bc would ro, discharge lpr iJN
as previously planned. nut would aa,
e. RECESS until .Inek this afternoon
barrow vas plainly worried e
don. know nl.t 90 thIuk Do, said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
DNHROM'~ OWN TESTIMONY
IuSI nm nm CASE

g uud,rrJud barrow VJUlH 20 new
trlHI BE cam nH.r e. 1id captain
John - Fredril.ba. district attorney
after the dleugr.. mrnt had Urou Iu.
ported tu him.
"l u1H confident" continued rrui
bricks "that tn. uD would convict.
and iu consequence had u"t ruuHif
cred The IHHfy ur u urH uuL
EUI 10 De- w u.1i.r a." bring uW-
pnraW aB.ys .. ltiU again N'u.r %
du.anrr.mDut
pauuv WAS H.udni a fl0.U"n ar-
doI thr taIu HdHtulcnl &c., $3.50. De-.
main 20 uupu. lui,r this b"ud p,uo
ms iuaI disposition cot ne, H.,
uHfruHs uHu Hrgumruie W'r. I'.
-puu-ill, uT u.. niluTc So $50 ".u.
Iuue1rlIng goo uu. ul the luIpl. wu"
asked thul hls pHur br withheld
uuruN IS declaration hpi ulNluusA
jnu l.uh which drsiruy,d iu' Lus
Ar.''p- TuH UN1diuc and Nll'd
N,'uiH m,u. DO. N,>amar1 hJutnrrs
Voc, me-. mud,rre but nork.rs .O o.
-rDat cause ui,uHtrd rr'rial ui no."
Iuuots ono oI puuo"'s assoc. fte
,uuusui uruUDd iro saWc hol.' zoe
."WWDu'ns wfnrr pn iht case bis-
ul.t Ailurn. tr.Itr.cka recommend
rd tAu iNu Dos Angeles EaI HH"uc.a
ton tut, u,U1n rl have DtItyN dis-
barred Ter testimony hc gave on Tho
witness stand u thr trHl just com.
rludrd llr urfr rd tn Darro"r BOD.
mission ih1 DO. barrow had ppid
MONEY BOO Guy Blddinsct, ,hlras"
detective working tor tho prosecution.
.r,, pirtttr,. l.-tt,,, ANA gr..t.I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
JAPANESE MAY Be
EMPLOYED
Rumored That Boys from Land
of the Rising Sun Will Be
Put Into Service Claann,
Coaches Here.

That Japana- win urrr.tr. Doc.
Uuplo 'd, rnuro't coz 900 puu. Zoo ur
work .. oI,suns tu, ,uarn,. ut r..
local Suuu station Was 90, r..
NOR about thr depot today 90 d.
said that the Jap boss huF, proved
such dtlisCW workers for ih, ian.
road elsewhere that they viu %, put
io w"rk here before long ts ca.. 70
cleaners ana platform sV,rrru
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
CidrUgo Li,e-,och

UhTUHU NlUrOh 3 lIOgs UIDrIUIH
$4,000 Ntrhrt sIUN. uu'k $50
pNha. nght sN.610s.95, missed,
$4,000 $50. h.atE. EN.@an NNut
rough sh.a5aS.ao. uiga ttN5UN $40,
Du,r, Receipts goo. Market
steady KrNc-. tI51HN $50. west
-m steers. sG.GOm 500. TrNa- 4tyora.
&5.6UuG.5u. Nockor- and ieodcrs,
SG.g5ub.25. cows uud h,itgrs 500
ns.UU, calves, $1,000 100.
Shoyp koCcipts, 900. market
rasi,r NpiNr. $3.50 U", western.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

ss .,..,,.t. ~ ~.
$500 ,s t.ts,..t m.,.,sa. ne
" e' IT 1T
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.a ,4 IL
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H 49, .,. ...t.,.. ...,s ~.
ussn..n ( s,r, t.nara Wan hrr ~.
..s... ,,..l,.- =, $780,. .s.,la 4. ~.
XIV. .' I" $500 49, 49,
NJ. ...,...,. : 800 ~ ts.,,..er,iis
ss'4,,.,.s .,,i,n .,losl,,.,le ~ tno
.t..e AZ ~. ,t..,.. ,,et
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49, ~.... Il. 49, ln.ts,,.e,tV ,osi,s.
49, T& .,.t...ss -, n. n.a nr,n,
49, ,...r s.,....,. si.sss 49,
.......4...., ~ .ls.s 49,. ~ /. fi'..,.
...Sio..s $50, bsk s,,fseFNA ,ret f.ta
NJ s,..,n,srestss.
tstsi.~.n a.,,.,4fs.a shat X. wac Z.
Ia ......l- ..... az .l.rtaa - nor4
.t4sA4h rs~,, nov
.fa'.sa v.,, fs,.p 81 a - inquired the
.Aa .r,nan N ~ cD,nm,sssos..
ensll mv rnther rnrnes ala. avn
~ AZ Asip..a ONT walked ln ana
f.. .r
4..,tt ~ a.. ne ,enrchart Is.
a4s..e v.ih t,,s. e..,,, =. -, s,srsris,,i
- ,ss,lsi,s,.d 49, l,.elrlatos~ Fer 49,
.t.r.t sg,ilAra s,as s.ksl Il d had ever
.cu.trea - hln IS inyeatlwste sppll-
~..,on~ tar ,.,,isionr lo ASSET .,;s
.hrst.ls 81 nns.llrant eonis i've ~
th. .tis4tt IL pt.sts,pei IA had t.eecr
.,rrnrr...l IL him. hnt said hc. "irs q
....a t.s..a
..af~ ttnln.an ~4tl van pro,nlse
shl4 cemmlsslon to hire such al In.
..nss.set.sr
-.m ,.s,t..,ri,. n,aa H.. 4. 4 e.,...i
,aan AGA M starkr u.lsnoan nod.
anA "a. itnn wra. h..nn en,.,hnfically.
teanA uhat ~ Thought "A girl
eos.ld suni,ort hareelf an independe.t
i. tft.ir@n naia a. 81 50 week.
II oouia i've ou 80 myself: YES.
nnnla euaeoee thrnnRh IN 40 ]
ah,nh.r ~ aad.a.
80 Al ~ AZ n.euld sussain a.,l
a, t.h,taee hns a WOULDN'T leave much
- ~. .,s,.,.les. ana eoaa Womb 4 ~
n,,aett.d gtnatof Ynni
A<o s,,e.a VA, ean.t 80 frivolous
4, ,hst lnnet.ea iflis,nan.
4agre. ,n,.rsn III tse Aiarshal
flfia ootnpnnr. !, ~ declined y,slef.
aav 1. dlet,..r. ~. profits a hss i,rln.
offered thr cognm,ieai.n prientr acsoes
~ th.. hotts "a Inc 4omDany. ulii,nan
al.o asr,.ed - a. me strne
senator peall addressing niiiinan
u 49, .snnd. u,s,,. aSked h he gaVp
49, s.unlovse the ans.o ch.,ncr "a na-
,nr. thgt =. had
ayou het RENTED tho mercha~f
..yr4 Waos 'on ~ advance WV
rN.rA.. i s,ru N my Office. grow ~
g,f..
3enntor Tees.x asked n thers Nas
,arn arr.4e,n,snt an,ona .he retailars
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
hi. Cnrr ) o.,l.l b Orr Iln,

Taae LAXATIVE 3R0Mo oaininc
Tablets Druggists refund mooney IL
q Fails - cure a. W GROVES sie
nature on eaci box. $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

iil our sEatng Hat now on display
fsTgn-s a. mDlsintr. 100 :. Fourth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Sos Picture las,imc ana cr.s''I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Waltz Boa o. Nluu. PIANO -u'u
In Giu.unda soprano .......
IIuuhnu-'J DNortur, Par. l.......
Ihc Lord ls Ml shepherd ...... ...
rnpuE.usrr DNrrtgr, Part .....
Gems of Havana ....... ........
italian Street SON. from Nau-Hi
pur NJIaurr Ride of DO. \g'k uu,s
Grwe sum NIlauu Nr..t.
". l Mild I:u-,. Violin e..u.. ....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
pOINCARE SALE DE LONDRES
A zambombazo limpio.

Nueva York, 27.-E presidente de L.
Rep1blica francesa, M. Poincare, sallo
how de Londres con direction a Paris.
En- las calles Sc agrupaban al paso de
la Comitiva grandes multitudes que
aplaudfan y despedian entusiasmadas
al .Jefe del Estado frances. EMBARGO Ell
TN buque de guerra en- Dover mier-
tras efectuaba su embarqup, &c acora-
zados le saludaban con las salvas de
OrGenanZa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
LA REFORMA DEL SISTEMA

LA REFORMA DEL SISTEMA
MONETARIO
Los actuales billetes seran retirados
dentro de 20 a1os.- Que horror!
mo les parece que hay algunos que
estan va bastante. sucios?- In
tervenga el Doctor Lippitt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28

sentado demanda de diyorcio contra su
segunda esposa morganatica Antonla
Barth, que era bailarina, cuando con-
traio nupcias contra Ell Duque
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
BRYAN QU1ERE A
Recomendando la
modification de una ley.
Nueva York, 81
A LOS CHINI1Os

A peticion de Ia legaci6n de China,
81 Secretario de Estado, Mr.. Bryan, ha
dado instrucciones su delegation en-
Panama. para que haga uso de sus bue-
nos ofcios en- ell sentidO de que Sc mo-
difioue la ley votada en- la rep1blica
del Istmo, que impide admitir ALI La
emigration de chinos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
Nueva York, 27.-

Ell Senador Owen y ell Representative
Glass, presentaron aver Ell ell Senado. y
Ell la C1mara ell proyecto de ley del Go
bierno para reformar el sistema de mo-
media, con una modification en- ell sent
do de que Sc retiren dentro de 20 amos
los actuales billetes de banco Sc sus-
tituyan por billetes de la reserva fede.
raj. Los bonos del Gobierno al p. g,
bajo cuya garant1a estan emitidos los
billetes de banco actuales, ser1an re-
fundidos en- bonos al 3 p c., sin disfru-
tar del privilegio de la circulation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
Isl QUE HACE CALOR!
Wilson de veraneo.

Nueva York, 27.-El Presidente Will
son sali6 hoy, en- union de su famllla'
para su residencia veraniega de Cor
nish, Ell New Hamsphire.
Proyecta estar de regreso en- Wash
ington ell pr0ximo lunes, para segulr sus
arduas labores gubernamentales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
UNA ENMIENDA A LA
TARIFA AZUCAREk1A
,Empezara regir en- Febrero de 1914?

Nueva York, 27.-Ha sido pasada q
la mayoria de los Senadores que forma
ell Comite de Hacienda para su conside-
racion, una enmienda presentada por
ell Senador Randsdell, para que entire
en- vigor en- ell mes de Febrero de 1914
el impuesto que en- la tarifa Sc fila al
azdcar. - '#NYf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
LA POLITICA INGLESA
Dimision del senior Rufus Isaacs. Pro-
bablemente dimitira Lloyd George

Nueva York, 27.-Ha presentado la re
nuncia de su cargo el Attorney Gene
raj ingles. Sir Rufus Isaacs. D1cese que
su actitud ha sido debida, al escandalO
que sc form0 cuando la compra que hi
20 aquel personaje, de las acciones DE-
la Compan1a Marconi.
Probablemente dimitira tambien su
cargo ell Ministro Lloyd George.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
iPRETENDERA CONTRAER
NUEVAS NUPCIAS?
Cansado de bales, buscara otro genero

Nueva York, 27.-El Duque Ludwig.
de Bavaria, de 80 amos de edad, cuiia-
do del Emperador de Austria, ha pre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
HALLAZGO DE 10000 DOLARES
Una tinaja con aqua milagrosa.

Nueva York, 27.-- Informan de Ia
Habana q. unos trabajadores que esta-
ban hacienda unas eXcavaclones hoy
en- Ia Estaci6n Naval de Guantanamo,
encontraron enterrada una tinaja con-
teniendo $3O.O0OOO en- monedas de orc
espanolas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28

.,S0' J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
JUEGO DE PELOTA

..z9lzn ~
Nueva York, 81
Liga Americana Boston New York,
lluvia. Chicago 7, Cleveland 5, Detroit
), ST. Louis I, IA innings Filaedlfa II,
Washington 2, Filadelfa 10, Washing
ton 3.
Liga Nacional: Boston 4, New York
), Boston 3, New York II, Brooklyn 1,
Filadelia 2, Brooklyn 5, Filadelfa 2,
IA innings, Pittsburg 4, st. Louis 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-28
Ell, ATENTADO CONTRA
ALFONSO XIII
F;mpieza la vista de la causa.

Nueva York. 27.-Ha dado principle
en- la Secci6n Ia. de 10 criminal de Ia
Audiencia de Madrid, la causa por re-
gicidio instruida contra Sanchez Ale
gret frustrado aseslno de 5. NJ. ell rey
Alfonso de Espafla.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-09-19
WIDOW RECEIVES So, 1861
Award of Commission on Agreement
as to Facts of Express Mes
senger's Death.

Madison.-The industrial commits
sion made an award requiring the
Wells Fargo Express company to pay
to Mrs. Mary Way of Chicago, 3d.
39687.
The claim came to the commission
upon stipulated statement of facts
and agreements as to amount, the par
ties simply asking the commission to
make the award in due form.
The case arose out of the death of
Martin +. Way, who on July 22 last,
as an employee OF the express COM
pany, was killed in railway accident
at Catalina, Wis, when the train upon
which he was at work ran into a tree
that had been blown across the track
of the Chicago, Milwaukee 6, ST Paul
railway derailing the express car and
causing. the injuries to Way from
which he died.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-09-19
BOARD OF AFFAIRS MEETS
Commission as Constituted Under Lave
of 1918 Consists of Nine
Members.

Mathematician A CampbelI was
reelected as secretary of the state
board of affairs at a salary of $4,000
per year when that body met to reor-
ganize under the new law. Former
Senator w. II. Hatton, New London,
was reelected vice chairman.
The board as now constituted under
the law of 1913, consists of nine men,
bers, all serving without pay. Gov.
McGovern is chairman eX-officio. The
other members are former Senator A..
w. Sanborn, Ashland; former Senator
w. H. Hatton. New London; Senator
George K. Scott, Prairie Farm; SEN
ator H. G.. Martin, Darlington; Speak
er Merlin Hull, Black River Falls;
Assemblyman Ray Nye, Superior; Sec
rotary Of State John S. Donald and
John Humphreys, Milwaukee. Messrs
Hull and Humphreys were not present
at the meeting.
The meeting was the first under the
law which appropriates $500 for the
use of the commission for the biennial
period. The principal subject con-
sidered was that of completing the
school survey, particularly that relat-
ing to the normal schools.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-09-19
EMERY FLAWS COL. MULHALL.
N. A. Nj. Counsel Enters Denial OF
Lobby CHARGES.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE defense
of the National Association of Manu-
facturers to the charges Of check
cred and improper political career,
made by it's former lobbyist" Martin
NJ. Mulhall, was concluded last night
by James A Emery. chief agent Of
the association in the capital. Tor
nearly three hours Emery addressed
the house lobby committee. He made
a detailed denial of Mulhalrs charges.
Emery pointed to the testimony OF
Samuel Gompers TO show that the
manufacturers merely opposed the
ideas of labor-favoring legislation
which Mr.. Gompers and the unions
campaigned so vigorously to get from
congress.
Referring to Mulhall himself. EN-
cry said:
"By his own testimony against
that of his letters by the falsity OF
their contents proved by Independent
witnesses, by the deception, treachery
and falsehood that underlies every re-
lation of his life, he is utterly I'M
worthy of belief"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-09-19
RICH ORE IS PRIZE
Of RAILWAY WAR
NORTHWESTERN REPORTED TO
BE BLOCKING MILWAUKEE,
ROADS ENTRANCE.
TERMS OF PEACE OFFERED
BY Raising Any of Its Myriad OF Mine
Spurs, the Invading Line Is Halted
ALI Construction Work Is at a
Standstill.

Marinette.-Are the Northw estern
and Milwaukee railroads engaged in a
battle for the rich mining hauls in the
Iron Riven territory? Developments
seem to so indicate.
The Milwaukee road has been push
ing an extension into the lrone River
country and it was fully intended, 1t
is said, to finish the work this fall
But now all work has been stopped
and the construction material has been
shipped to another part of the coun-
try. No further work will be done
this fall. and 1t is not known when
the work will be resumed.
Iron River and Crystal Falls people,
who are very much interested in the
extension, find the explanation In the
belief that the Northwestern road for
the present has succeeded in blocking
the Milwaukee road from getting into
the Iron River district, where the
Northwestern practically has had a
monopoly for years.
1t is said the Northwestern, which
has pocket and mine spurs to nearly
every mine and location in the dis
trict, can keep the st. Paul out by
changing the grade of these spur
tracks, which must be crossed by the
Milwaukee line. When the Milwaukee
line builds to a place where it will
have to cross the Northwestern, by
the elevation of the Northwestern
tracks at that DOint the ST Paul will
have to be graded over again, it is
said, for long distances There are
dozens Of these spur tracks which will
have to be crossed.
1t is reported the Northwestern has
made proposition to the Milwaukee
line by which the war will end, but it
has been refused and pending a settle
ment construction work on the Mil
Waukee road is at a standstill.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-09-19
BIG COAL FIRMS BANKRUPT.
Harrisburg. ILL.,, Concerns Have 81 ,ooo,-
600 Liabilities.

Chicago, Sept. 17,-Three more coal
companies in the Harrisburg, ILL.,. coal
field, associated with the O'Gara Coal
company, were declared to be insol-
vent in bankruptcy petitions filed in
the federal court Their liabilities
were scheduled as in excess of $1,000
900.
They are:
The Middlestates Coal company, liza
bilities, $125,000; assets, 100000.
The Imeprial Mining company liza
bilities, S125,000; assets, 100000.
The Vivian Galleries company, liza
bilities, s750,000; assets, 100000.
Other concerns involved in bank
ruptcy proceedings are the O'Gara
Coal company, liabilities, 100000;
the Harrisburg Big Muddy Coal COM
pany, with 100000 liabilities, and the
Harrisburg Saline Galleries company.
with $4,000 debts.