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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
LEGISLATOR Is
NOW ON TRIAL
On Charges of Accepting 5ribe al
session OF leaisiature.-Oay Gen.
sumed Wish Argument

Special u.~Iat-r % tle futeIIir,n.
CHARLESTON. " Va. Aur.l - -
Arguments on the defendants plea
IN abatement consumed the entire o.
ternOOn In The case Of s. L g. Rhodes
member Of the legislature from MinEo
county whose trial was called In the
kanaWha county intermediate court
today. Rhodes is CHARGED with nc.
cepting bribe Of s1J.nuu 90 vote for
William Seymour Edwards for United
states senator las' February six
oihcr members of the legislature be-
inc under similar indictments
counsel for Rhodes argued thar the
grand jury returning the Indictment
was improperly drawn because only
ten ~ IN" sixteen men drawn hv fha
jury commissioner we're summoned
hN 'he sheriff. The other being sum
m1nct from fh" crowd .n the court
room when The court convened in Spe.
Clal session immCdiatoir follow iur tho
alleged corruption Uf the lncisllfOrs
Judge Henry Is BLACK heard the ar.
cuments bat rendered mo- decision TO-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
FOUR ARE HELD
For Murder of Girl But Identity of
Her Slaycrs Is Not
Known.

ATLANTA. co.. April e AL
fhpurn four men nrc held hv 'ho pu
Urr ir connection with tho murder
whose hodt was found boo Tho pa .o
rruf ~ tIo Nafrral Pencil Com
pauv'4 factors hrro carl. SUNDAY
m0rniur. fu. IDENTITY us fhr person
or rs0ne vfu Killed tsr remains
urkupWu tonight
SO nIfrra-pa wrro hoard AZ Tho
r0rprpra iruus.f fh. morning tho
taking OF TO- fiuOut being deferred
tv order rf Coroner U0r0h0 unfli
Wsdun.dat Member. of tho iurs
wore fttsr fD ftr place where fhr
sIrl body ua4 discovered. and an rv
animation o. fho premises male Tho
Irt fhru ai rurrff
Two ~ frt arrests were made dur
INK 'Ir dIr. fh.rf .n 70 tr.rr that of
fohr " Cont urrf recently book
Keeper FOR fhc pencil company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
SENATE PASSES
BILL CREATING
new JUDCESHIP
MAIDEN SPEECH OF SENATOR
GOFF IN ITS FAVOR BROKE
DOWN OPPOSITION.
Bill Goes to House But Will Come
Up In Its Order Which May
Eliminate Davis.
Intelligenner Bureau.
washington ID. c., Aurii %

"e1AAnBton u. C., Apgil 28
foIiowlng Senator COTS maiden
speech In the United States senata
to,1ay that body passed the Chiffon
oIii providing for the appointment OF
an additional judge OF the fourth cir
cuit OF the United States embracinr
ne state OF Virginia. MARYLAND. Wes7
nlrsihia and North and South Care
senator Con told his colla,guos
mat he had served on the fourth ci..
Sut bench Tor number OF years and
MS experience convinced him that
Two Judges cannot handle the litIra-
tioh that now comes beroI. the cOlIrt
" was this testimony of Senator Goff
NOR" than anything else that broke.
uo"n the opposition TO the bin and
op'dihed It's passage by an over
whclming majority.
senator Chiffon also spoke forci-
bIy IN favor of the bill. il will nov
90 10 the house. and the lntellicCncer
correspondent was told this after
noon by the house leaders that The
measure Will be allowed TO take its
regular course. II this is done it
may be late in the summer before II
passes that body. In this event Tho
nomination OF judge for the Gon va
cancy Will not be withdrawn so that
the president can nominate Congress
man John W Davis for this place and
give Judge Woods the new place.
Congressman Howard Sutherland
today escorted Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. II.
Sweeney and Mrs. w y. Wilson of
Wheeling. to the White House where
they met the president at a public
reception.
Senator Chiffon. OF West Virginia.
Is going 10 take the senate pages 10
the circus. lie sent word to-day 10
Joseph +. Toole in charge Of the
pages. TO get them in readiness for
the tented show morrow He plans
10 make the expedition when the sen
ate IL not in session otherwise 1t will
be in the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
BURSTS OF ORATORY
WIND UP DEBATE IN
HOUSE ON TARIFF
BILL LAUDED BY DEMOCRATS
AND ATTACKED BY REPuB-
LlCANS AND OTHERS.
Representative Payne Scored Bill
and Takes Rap at Garner, Texas
Member of Committee.

MASHlNGTON, ID. c.. April 2s-
nenefal debate on the Democrats
arm IN the house wound up tonight
IN final outburst of oratorv ner,1
ocrats spent the day landing IN
measure, while alternately Reunbn-
Cans ana Progressives attacked lis
provisions. i'S
Inc house. weary after n week n,
,aara ,aaIn oratory. did not produce a nu-
speeches OF the day were msda ,e
empty benches. However. Represent,
dtINe Payne. of New York tha ranL
lnE hepublican members of the wavs
ana means committee and the father
"a t1e present tariff law, had a good
sized audience on hand To listen 10
ms denunciation of the bill ue
painted vivid word picture of ruined
Ihuus'rE and impoverished labor
"nlch ne presented as the Inevitable
result 81 the Underwood bill. Re.
PIiDIIcIhs Vociferously applauded
When he declared that the reduction
IN the cost of living promised bv Tho
democrats as result of the tariY
revision was a fallacy Mr.. Pavne
crltlclzed the ways and means com
mlttee for putting wool on the free
iist ,ist white leaving on the dutiable
liSt me hair of the angora goats. in
tlmatlnC that II was the work OF Rer.
rtsentatiNe Garner. the Texas mem
ber of the committee There are
5"u"."up goats raised in the United
States he said. and I understand
that 2es9.999 of them are raised in
Representative Murdock the Pro-
gressive leader. criticized the tariff
policy OF both Democrats and Repub-
licans. He said the Underwood bill
was an unreliable. chaotic tumble OF
inconsistencies and urged that the
tarin be placed i'm tho hands of a
non-partisan tariff commission.
New Era in Policy.
Represe entative Rainey. OF Illinois.
Democrat. declared the bill repre-.
sented . new era in the govern
mCnts fiscal Iol!cy. making lighter
the burden of taxes upon the consum
ers OF the country and compelling
great wealth to contribute its fair
share toward paying the government
expenses"
Representative Chandler, OF New
York. Progressive. advocated the re-
ductiOn OF certain tariff duties and
replied 10 Representative Heflin. OF
Alamaba. who. he said had called
TheOdor.. Roosevelt the Wild man
from Africa and In the same breath
had invoked the spirit OF Andrew
Jackson 10 guide the deliberations OF
Democratic congress.
jackson once Killed man named
CONTINUED On Page Ninell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
GOV. COX MAKES
APPOINTMENTS
Several Fine Pluns Handed Out Yes
terosy by Ohlo's Chief
Executive.
InteliiRenoer Bureau.
Coiuin bus, O.. Aprii az.

The governor to-day announced
these appointments.
\. rs. I"Ckinbaugu. Democrat. .
Wooster. member state tax commits
sion a. 5000 a year. Starr CadValla
der. Democrat. Cleveland member
state board Of administration ~ So
900 year. .. = Gnthln. Republican
Dayton. reappOinted member state
utilities commission for ninety days
a. $4,000 year. Thomas y Kearns.
Democrat Dayton. reappoiufed state
Inspector of factories AZ g. 900 "a
year John Bownackcr. Columbus 70
Appointed state gDoiOgi-f az 5000 a
month while engaged in work
The governor also sent back tho
Harmon recess appOinfeoa which
we're again referred 10 a committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

SHOCK FELT
MANY PLACES
DISTURBANCE LASTED HALF
A MINUTE AND
WAS SEVERE
Quake Felt at Several Different
Places and Caused Much In
easiness But No Damage

OTTAWA. Ont. April 2S-A we'll
dehnite earthquake of fifteen seconds
duration was felt here tonight So far
a. II known no damage resulted The
ttemors were felt in sections OF
the CITY A report gained currency
mat The biz telescope AZ the obscrya.
Tory had collapsed with the dome of
The building and Officials rushed 10
m" experimental farm. W here the oh.
serNaiOry Il located Observers test
I'd the machinery and found II work.
ing perfectly
The tremors were exceedingly well
defined and distinct said pr. King
dominion astronomer. and Z am sure
"" viii have q splendid record when
ne seismograph film Is developed in
the morning
OGDENSBURG. y Y. April o
The heaviest earthquake ever expert
ehced here was felt ~ 30 This even
ing. u lasted fully half minute and
was followed 10y lCId rumbling
sound
buildings shook -o badly that pno.
pie ran into the streets in fear that
ihoy would collapse
The shock was distinctly felt in
many nearby towns
MONTREAL. April 2S a slight
earthquake shock was cxf -rieuccd
here shortly after go O'Clock this
evening but no damage i- reported
from any section. though Tho 90.
mates ~ a hospital in the west end
Of the city where tho movement vas
most pronounced were CONSIDERABLY
excited
SYRACUSE. y y April eS-
Earthquake shocks were felt in soy.
eral villages FOO northern Neu York
a. 30 o'clock this eyeuinc. causing
considerable alarm ~ Canton. ST.
Lawrence county. Tho shocks con.
fiuued for minute Houses were
Jared and dishes ratified or tho
shelves. but no damage vas done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
ITALIAN PAPER
TAKES ISSUE
win Bishop of Toledo on Ms Address
~ Nnich He Raised Roman"
Question m Violent Form"

ROME. Aprl u.s. Tho T-iburs
rDWmfufuE 200 fLo address D" tho
kirIf Reverend Joseph S.frrmh..
Iithnp Df Toledo. ou frr occasion of
fnn reception of tho American pilgrim
-E" Jos Cardinal Merry del Val ou
saturday 'n.f expresses fhc opinion
frHf f wg- Dol Dad taste fo have raised
fhr Roman question iu qurh violent
iu' n ono passage fu flaHnu
~turrmh- address death WITH tho
IrhoHrahIo situation created fnr the
NrIi ~ fhr church iu Rome after the
'H- uf Tho temporal power
INr lrihurI points ont that all
those attached fo fhe Vatican and
oven Tho bhserNafOre Romano. tho o.
nCinl organ u. The Vatican. had been
Hf pains fo cuIugitn Tho uuanimifv
with which Italians regardless "
U'.ft or creed had shown their stm.
ra'h' With Tho pope during hts illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
SECRETARY GIVES
PRESIDENTS VIEWS
TO THE LEGISLATURE
ACKNOWLEDGES CALIFOR-
MAS RIGHT TO ACT IN
THE MATTER.
BUT OFFERS FOUR ALTERNA-
TIVES FOR IMMEDIATE AC-
TION ON MATTER.
Urges, If Immediate Action Is
Taken. TO Guard Against
Offensive Language.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April
"a day Of conference be.
tween Secretary Bryan and
Governor johnson and the
members Of the California leg
islature over the proposed anti
alien bill ended tonight when
the conference adjourned 20
await replies to messages sent
to Washington tonight by Mr..
Bryan. The impression pre-
vailed here. when the confer
ence adjourned that the reso-
luton Of the majority leaders
previously announced TO enact
a bill specifically debsrring
aliens ineligible to citizenship
from owning land in California
remained unchanged. although
Mr.. Bryan as the personal rep
resentatIVe of President vii.
son advised strongly against
such action. Governor johnson
Indicated this in a brief ad.
dress to the conference. He
declared California's right TO
follow the lead Of other states
In framing the land bill was
unquestioned and said such
action now semed assured.
81 have presented the Presi-
dents views as I understand
them" declared Mr.. Bryan 10
the conference just before il
adjourned. Tonight shall
submit to him the further ques-
tions you have asked me, call
ing attention to the statutes Of
Washington and Arizona and
shall be prepared tomorrow
hope TO give you his answer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
WOMAN FINED AND
PUT UNDER BOND
For Asssultins Woman In Morgan
town Theatre Win
Flat Iron

So" Dol IGarlf.r 90 tho tufsIIFerrer
MORGANTOW$. " Va. April ~
Mrs. Cal Chipps. vho hif Miss Nan
Jamuon over tho head with % flat iron
in a moving picture show here Safur.
day Tor alternating her husband A.
f"cti0nF. vac fined s. and costs this
afternoon by Squire Bpughncr and
placed under 5000 bond tp keep tn.
p"Hce. Tho crowd was so large af tho
trial that fho floor saRgod and lu
officer was forced fD put The srccfa.
tors ont
The hgh' SATURDAY caused % mild
'enfaii0n in Tho theatre and when
Miss JsmIe0u Haa rescued tha was
covered with blood from head to foot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
Germany Denies Report.

COLOGNE. Germany. AnriI 2s-r,
an inspired Berlin dispatch publishsd
this evening. the Cologne Gazette de
MES the reports printed in foreign
newspapers that Germany Is not fully
supporting Austria-IIungary with re.
gard 20 the question OF the disposi
tlon OF the fortress Of Scutari.
The new spaIer calls the statenen,
originating in Paris that Germany
mad declared that military opera
tions 10 compel Montenegro 10 evacu.
ate ScUtari were inadmissable. a fa'
invention. and it saws that Austria +
attitude IS fully justified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
TOFORM SEPARATE
UNION IN CHINA

PEkING. April .s Several provin
cial assemblies and governors whose
support hdi been with held already
from the Ieki1g government. cepcciYI
N tho southern provinces. have hc
come so hostile that they are likely to
FORM n separate unt'ou until an ac.
ceptahlo president of the Republic has
been elected
u is reliably reported Thar ur sun
Vat Sen. who g. 20 member OF tho kvo
Mius Tang. or Democratic party. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

announced publclv that provisional
President Yuan shi Kai viii not be
elected president
The majority of foreign observers
hero express tho belief .n like manner
with tHc bankers and LEGATIONS of
Great britain France. Germany. Rus
eiI aut Japan. chat Nuau Shit Kai Is
thn EroHf'-t element OF streueth In
fh' country and viii succeed I'M bring.
inr about Dictatorship which they
declare i- aloue possible Tor China
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
STOLE A MARCH
Court Dissolvcs Injunction and Trae.
ton Line Is Built Before Appeal
Can Be Taken

't'' ~. f. f..H IrfI I..rf.
GRAFTON W va Nrril .s TAX
iuE advantage OF cirDuif court doc.
sion diesoltinr an Injunction Oh. r-l
vent construction OF fra line and rr
fore fhr case was appealed fr l niehrr
court frc trolley itrc hptvrrn Pear.
and Walnut streets was t.Tt faef
nirhf hf Tho Grnffou Traction com
pany of which John y N,Grnv o.
chief ov nor tify au'hOrlfic- arrested
and fined Tho superintendent. off ffr
work 'ur breaking r cift urifrlr .o.
and tne traction COMPANY h4s asked
fho court FOB enio.u fhn cifr I-Hm
stoppins ~ vort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
SACRAMENTO. Cal. April %.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April 2s.
California in the fullness of her
right as state. may enact a rigid
law barring Orientals from owner
ship, but such action would be
against the earnest wish Of the ma
tional administration.
This IS the substance of the mes
sage William Jennings Bryan. sec
retary Of state and personal repre-.
sentative of President Wilson. de-
livered today TO a secret confer.
ence attended only by Governor
Johnson, Lieutenant Governor
Wallace and the 20 members Of
the California legislature.
Secretary Bryan arrived tr Sarr,-
rnento ~ o'ei Ycl. fLis morning. Nl'h
his consent. plans wtr. Lit for AN
Immediate hearing. and shortly a.f.~
u O'Clock the fret session 81 tho ,oa
terence began. INIT the doors az pho
ar7eniblv chHuh'r utre closed ari
locked. Secretary BRAN refused ~
give nny inkiing 90 his message 10
a;ly one. and even 80 Pho ronfcrrrr.
he spoke onlv nff.r legislators had
explained fulIr Pho public demand t.r
allen land icgisiafion thar brought
about the present situation.
Those who expected Secretary Rr--
ar 70 expound new fhcorv ~ state
rights were dirarT ninfed. as w.-a
those Who expected predictions -
war. Advice ir tha -are ~ President
Wilson was ail Nr. BRYAN had fp offer
and tho paramount question hrre zoe
night is whether such advice will
overcome tho previously arnnurfrd
defprrr nation - fH.. TsrD~~re4ft.r r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
THE WEATHER

WAsHIForoE. April Forecast
Ohio-Fair Tuesday ana Wsdneadav
rising tFmperafure. moderate norfh
Winda becoming variable.
western navtvamia-CIoudv Tuss
day. "wednesday fair and warmer MOD
tsHfe north Winds
West VirEfnfa-Local rains Tussdav.
"wednesday fair and warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
oLo VETS RECALL
FAMOUS oLo RAID

Special fr.p,fr o. fr. Irf.II ...... ..
MORGANTOWN. " Va. April rs
FIftv years AGO TODAY % column of
Confederate raiders from tho Shcu4u
dodh valley under Gcuerai W g.
Iou"e marched info fhi.. fha most
northern point attained Iu fHn m.mor
able raid 0uif" t numhrr o. old SOD
dirr- h"ro recalled tho incident iu l
pow UoW ou The street, this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
MINERS ALL
ANXIOUS TO
GO TO WORK
GOVERNOR HATFIELD VISITS
STRIKE ZONE AND SAYS
MEN ARE WILLING.
About One-Third of Strikers Al
ready at Work and All Will Be
in Day or Two.
pe'IaI UIsn1frn ~ me IrtelIIsenc.-

Special Dispatch 20 the IuteII.gsnc.r
CHARLESTON. W Va. April IS
Ihat the striking miners in tho Ka-
na"ha field are anxious to return TO
Nork under the terms suggested by
the governor. and agreed to bv the
miners convention and operators
Was the statement made hy Governor
". u Hatfield. VINO spent today in
the strike zone
~ various miners camps the gov
ernor and those he Wds unable to
reach were visited by officials OF the
United Mine Workers
In every instance the strikers de-
'iarcd in favor Of returning 10 work
and the large majority OF them ap-
piled for work TO-DAY. About one
'nird OF the strikers had already re-
turned 10 work
That there will BE- little trouble eX-
peTienced by the strikers IN getting
employment was indicated day In
Few Instances operators objected
~ "npioving certain radical strike
leaders tIt as a genera. thing the
strikers were assured employment
and the remainder VIII be back at
work within a dav or so
Hatfield Talks.
n am well pf.aeec said Goy,ru"-
Htffrid ~miiing',. tonight. after q
visit a'on= cabin crock. The men tell
10" 'h"' are ready 90 resume work.
Th'v seem happ, traf there has been
20 solution % fn- efriAt thar existed for
ear. found maut bad already ap-
II.d frr and had beer given cmpio, -
n'r'. and others WIFI apply tom"f-
row
Tho governor eH.v.ad that Do was
vol pleased vitI What n. saw and
hear. tod. o. up-sItIr ha will visit
fhs Paint trc.k .c.fl.t tomorrow and
81 th. terms ~ 'h" agreement are re-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-05
JURY HAD Been
OUT ALL NIGHT
Widow Of Admiral Eaton Freed
Of Murder Charge.

y" =
. Plymouth, Mass, Oct. 31.--Mrs. Jen-
ME May Eaton was acquitted of the
charge of murder OF her husband, Rear
Admiral Joseph G. Eaton, by verdict
of the jury rendered at $40 a. m.
\ \, The jury retired at 6 O'clock the
previous evening. Notwithstanding
that there seemed little prospect as
the night wore on of a verdict before
morning a crowd of nearly 200 per-
sons sat out the tedious night. Mrs.
Eaton awaited the verdict composedly
and smiled when she heard the fore
man Of the jury pronounce her not
guilty. 81. . ;s=z:
After Mrs Eaton had left the court
room the jurors, through their fore
man, asked that they might be allowed
to meet her. The permission was
granted and they formed a semi-circle
In the corridor. Mrs. Eaton came out
from the judges lobby and thanked
them individually. AS she did so she
burst into tears for the first time since
her trial started. .s.
Mrs. Eaton had been in Jail seven
months awaiting trial. . . USE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-05
STREET CAR men
ARE OUT ON STRIKE
Traction Lines at Indianapolis
Completely Tied Up,

Indianapolis, Nov. 2.-Most of the
city's working population walked to
their labors as the result of a street
car mems strike called by the Anal
gamated Association of Street Car and
Electric Railway Employees after re-
peated refusals on the part of the
traction company to arbitrate demands
for higher wages and better working
conditions.
The many interurban lines into this
city were also partially tied up, the
trouble having extended to the inter-
urban men also. The union car crews
finished their runs before quitting
their places.
President Todd of the traction COM
pany said there was nothing to arbi-
trate, that his men are satisfied and
that most of the men who quit work
did so out of fear.
At the union mass meeting, which
voted for a strike. the various union
leaders pleaded for loyalty and no
violence.
J. J. Pope of Pittsburg, first inter
national vice president of the Anal
gamated association, is in direct
charge here.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-05
AuERTA APPEARS in LEAD.
His Election as President Of Mexico
Seems Probable. :, p

His Election as President Of Mexico
Seems Probable. Il =
Mexico City, Oct. 31.--With the cleo
ton of General Victoriano Huerta and
General Aurelanio banquet almost "a
foregone conclusion, according to. the
official returns, the question as to
what Washington proposes to do is
keeping the foreign residents and the
majority of Mexicans in a state Of
painful suspense. On the surface, at
least, the administration is giving lit
tie consideration to the subject, seem
tngly taking the ground that the Mexi-
can people have declared in favor OF
Huerta's continuance in the prest:
dency. 49,. #. 80 IL Il.
+ Although 1t is openly charged in
many quarters that it was official
pressure that resulted in rolling up
majorities for Huerta and Banquet
the fact remains there is no possibility
of going back of the returns. =
In view of Washington's previous
representations on the subject the
next move Of the American govern.
ment is awaited here with no little
misgiving. ~a7.5. :.4.:: = =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-05
ABOUT | HI ESTATE
News Of Especial Interest: to
!. Minnesota Readers.
GAS KILLS FOUR PERSONS Fl! r J !
Two Killed at St. Paul and Two at
MInneapolis-Two Others Are II
- Serious Condition.. .. i ~.

rf.a-'I ~ .rF t d
Four persons are dead and two 9th
ers are in a serious condition as the
result of two cases of ccidental gas
poisoning in the Twin Cities. The
dead are Edward T. Doyle, forty EIGHT
years old; Harry Mcdowell, twenty
eight years old; Helmar Hanson, six
ty-one years old; Harry Hanson, TWEEN
ty-two years old. .zs,s == 81. :s,i,.z Is
The bodies of Doyle, a plumber for.
merly a resident of st. Paul for thir-
ty years, and of Mcdowell, also a
plumber, were found by May Reynolds,
chambermaid, in a room at the Ma
loney hotel in st. Paul. Mcdowell is
thought recently to have arrived from
Saskatoon, Sask., where Doyle went
nine months ago. E...rs ..; 3; Z. +.
The bodies of Helmar Hanson and
his son Harry, and the unconscious
forms Of Mrs. Hanson and son Clar-
ence were discovered at the Hanson
home in Minneapolis by Mrs. Her
man Carrolson, a daughter q.
In a bed on the first floor, beside the
unconscious form Of his wife, was the
body of Hanson. Upstairs the two
sons were found, one dead. @4:
Mrs. Hanson and Clarence were
rushed to the city hospital. Authori-
ties at the hospital says Mrs. Hanson
probably will die but that Clarence
will live. - s=:.. s..zs 81