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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
l65 INDICTMENTS
Are RETURNED

SI't. .I ri.rHf.H fu tIf IrftftI .urer
SIEi BENNiLLE. Ohio Sept p
The crand Jury made further returns
today az itI indictments boz an.
They adjourned for four weeks 20
take up ronsiders lion Of riot cases
growing ont ~ ,he Pope Tin Mns
.frik" h"inl unahl" 90 seree on them.
indictments made public are
Mike ifu..ric sunday .aIl u. 1f.
Ians RaIIf. ~undpv SELLING 70.
Daniel Green. ILLEGAL vouue. Cari
newman pointing hrssrme. Ia..
Brown. keeping house of 900 fame
-aw fIrrt. rape o. u g. smyfh.
sunday selling Suo Brown. aiuifry.
Finest lluoblor. -f1nd larceny stove
AWol1. rape o. Mary p Ua,k. sun
day .'l'irr. A.. Uomirick Ks.ar. rape 4.
Jgo Lyon. adulfry
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MEXICAN REBELS
BLOW UP TRAIN

LAREDO. Texas. Sept oe-Fif,v
persons were killed ehen rebels Dis.
namit"d Passenger train on IN.
Mexican National railway. sixty milo,
south ~ Saltillo. Mexico. Friday af
t"rnoon. according 10 official repor,
10 Mexican federal hoadguarfers an
NueNo Laredo to-day. The train was
ta"n looted and tho surviving p,s.
songcrs robbed. it is >aid
Forty federal soldiers and ton s.,.
ond class passengers compri.ed ,b.
OFFICIAL death list The number of In.
lured was not given
W. W. Mervain. OF San Fr.,ci.,,.
IN" only American on the train. f. ssiI
- have escaped ii.jurey. but wss
robbed
Two dynamite mluc7 were set or b,,
'I"ctficity II Is said The 6rs,-ciass
coach was only derailed hut the bsg.
taEe. eNpress and socond-ciass coscbos
we're blown to piece.
This evidently e. tho occurrence =,
I"rr"d 10 in dispatch from ,f,v,,..
nv which stated that rain "a
t'"n dynamited near tho tou, os
Nan"ras this morning Tho oNiri,t -,
port received ~ Nu~vo Laredo no.,
.''r. Indicated that tho desft.ictior cs
tn" irdin occurred last Fridsy
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CONTRACT LET
FOR new LINE

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligcncer
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Sept 22.-It
became known here to-day that the
bids have already been received by
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Company for the construction OF the
line known as the BuckhannOn a
Northern. from Catawba into this
city. through the First ward on the
east side Of the river. The bids we're
asked for September 16. and IL Is
known that a Morgantown company
received the contract for the con
struction work on the Fcirmont END.
Fa!rmOnt company gecured the
FOrk of making The big tunnel under
the Meredith farm. near Fairmont.
ana third company secured tha con
tract FOR tho construction work on Tho
lower end Of the line The announce.
men' ~ the names ~ the successful
contractors is held up until col
Schoonmaker vice prrsi idonf ~ tho
Ftttshurgh a LAX Erie. returns 20
hi desk after his summer vacation.
which VIII DO carly in Octotpr The
announcement that the contracts
have been s'curcd. The work 20 DO
completed early IN 1915. definitely
s"'tl"s 40 doubt ~ ~ the construc.
ton ~ IN neW railroa1 into thi- city
Do" Huckh1nnon 4 northern Ire -
ih" ItHsburEh A. Lake FRI. giil aDon
enter Fdirmonf over the righf Of ,ysv
ALREADY secured through tho Tirs;
H1rd ~ tho city The construction
work. exclusive Of The great hridF.
GRO sing the MOnongahaia river a.
'aia"ha. cost $500 900 and must be
completed by January ]. 1915
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CANNOT RUSH
CURRENCY BILL
EFFORT TO CLOSE HEARINGS IN
COMMITTEE OCT. = FAILS
TO GO THROUGH.
Many Senators Think Many Features
Should BE Amended and VIII
Not Limit Hearings.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2e.-An at.
tempt TO hurry along consideration oi
the currency bill I'm the senate bank
ing and currency committee failed to
day at the end OF day OF desultory
questioning Of Samuel Untermyer
who was counsel for the Pujo money
trust committee of the last congress-
Senator Shafroth. OF Colorado. tried
vainly TO secure an agreement 10
close the hearings before the com.
mittee on Saturday. October 4. No
other member OF the committee sup
ported his suggestion.
Senators Reed. Of Missouri: Bris.
tow. OF Kansas. and Weeks. of Mass
achusetts. declared emphatieally
against any attempt 10 limit the con
sideration OF the bill
think other members OF the
committee are beginning 10 see" said
Senator Weeks. that this bill will take
up most Of the fall and I propose 10
call up in the committee soon the res.
olution l introduced in the senate. 10
allow bill TO 20 over until the reg
ular session until next winter
Necessity for Amendment
SfndloT fN'eO Ctclartu tnat nearing 5
were bringing out points OF the bal
which showed more necessity foI
amendment. AMI that he was N
favor of hearing every one who ha-
any important suggestions to offe-
Senator Bristow ins listed that the
country banker should be heard. and
Senator Weeks said that he had re-
quests from six Massachusetts bank
ers who wished 10 appear before tnt
committee.
In his discussion of the bill Mr.
Untermyer criticized vigorously the
provisions outlining the character oi
commercial paper TO be used as 3
basis for currency. declaring that tn.
definition was "hopelessly loose" He
said. however. IL would be advisa Die
10 permit the issue OF certain
amount Of currency on cotton an
grain warehouse receipts.
Mr.. Uniermyer suggested that max
ing good commercial paper a basis
for currency would result in deprivina
stock exchange Spectators OF :hs
funds now sent 10 New York for in
vestment by country banks.
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SULZER LOSES AGAIN IN =,
HIS IMPEACHMENT FIGHT
MOTION TO DISMISS ON ACCOUNT
oE illEcAIITY DEFEATED
By VOTE OF 81 TO Z.
Judge Cullen Gives Lengthy Opinion
In Which He Sustains Legality
OF Assembiy's Action.

ALBANY. y. Y. Sept. e2.-Gover-
nor William Sulzer must 20 to trial.
This was decided by the high court
or Impeachment tonight. when by n
vote OF 81 to its members overrulsf
the motion OF the governors counsel
TO dismiss the proceedings on the
ground that he was uuconstitutionaIly
impeached by the assembly. because
that body was In extra session whel
the impeachment was brought
Senator Gottfried II. wende. Of BuS.
falo. Democrat. an ardent supporter
OF the governor. cast the solitary nay.
while seven members of the court
were absent
The governors defeat was the sec
ond that has marked the battle waged
by his attorneys to annihilate as far
as possible the impeachment proceed.
ings. Last week the court thwarted
their attempt to prevent four senators
, from sitting as members. Their re-
naming ammunition consists OF argu-
ments TO prove that certain OF the
offenses charged against the governor
are not simpeachable. These argi-
ments will be heard tomorrow.
Tonirht's vote was taken in secret
session after an afternoon devoted q
/ speeches by opposing forces. When
! the time came for the court to render
, its decision. presiding Judge Cullen
! announced that he did not feel m
clined 10 use the power granted him
under the rules 10 be the first to ex-
press an opinion.
My Brethren" he said. you will
readily appreciate that the point
! which has been discussed goes TO the
: very foundation of this proceeding.
! n decided in one way the proceed
! ing must necessarily stop. You have
/ the power 10 clear the court for pri-
vate consultation under the rules"
Cleared the Court.
Z This was done on motion OF Judge
J Collin but the vote was later an
! nOunced In a brief public session and
the record OF the proceedings was i'm
mediately made public. II showed
/ that n tentative roll call on the mo-
| ton was Immediately taken and that
! the presiding Judge delivered a long
J opinion on the points al issue when
/ his name was called, thirteenth on
( the list.
: Judge Collins opinion, in sub
stance was that the provision OF the
I constitution which limits the acts of
/ the legislature in extra session 10
such subjects as were recommended
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AT MOST HARMONIOUS AND
ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION
IN SPITE OF DISCOURACING WEATHER CONDITIONS
ALL COUNTIES IN DISTRICT WERE FULLY REP
RESENTED ENTHUSIASM WAS UNBOUNDED
Col Alex Campbell Who Withdrew from the Race, Place.
Hearne's Name in Nomination in Ringing Speech
Death kneD of Bull Moose Party in District
Sounded -Hearne Given Ovation.

Hon. Julian G. Hearne, Of
Wheeling. was named the Repub-
IIcan candidate for Congress by
aceiamation at the First district
convention. held here yesterday.
The nomination was accompanied
by a demonstration unparalleled
In the history Of Northern West
Virginia politics. Three hundred
patriotic and enthusiastic Repub.
llcans arose to their feet as one
man when the nomination was
announced. and the denomination
that followed outrivalled any
scene ever before enacted within
the historic old walls OF the for.
ner State Capitol.
Roosevelt Republicans, Taft Re-
pubiicans and independent Repub-
lleans then and there forgot the
differences that had so disastrous
iy divided them In the past. and
rallied solidIy ard ardently around
the standard OF Industrial Protec-
tion in the fight against the COM
mon foe now threatening to lay
to waste the First district and the
hdtion pp means OF tne Scour9in9
torch Of free trade. Veteran cam
psigners who have attended con-
Ventions for forty years. ard have
stumped the State from end 10
end. declare that a campaign was
never SO auspieiously opened as
Senator Hearne's fight yesterday.
The old Republican fighting spirit.
the spirit that has overcome seem
ineiy insurmountable odds In pre-
ceding years, was rekindled and
reincarnated presaging the triun-
phant return Of the First West
Virginia Congressional district to
the Republican column and a
splendid victory for Julian G.
Hearne on October "a.
Harmony and Enthusiasm.
Harmony cOn n6denca and ant IA
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Republicans Name Hearne
AS Candidate for Congress
odd SITUATION
ON THE TARIFF
ADMINISTRATION FACES sERiou
SITUATION WITH REGARD TO
FOREIGN NATIONS.
Feared They Might Impose Tari~ %
sities Following Passage Of Z"
| To Introduce Joint Resc

WASHINGTON. Sept. p: Appro
hension lest the Democratic tariff b.!
might lead foreign nations TO impos
tariff penalties against the Unite
States as soon as the new law goe
into effect. caused administration ant
senate leaders today II plan the intro
duction Of n jofn' resolution I'm cor
gress making specific provision for tho
continuation OF existing relations wit
all countries until President Wilso'
has time 20 negotiate new trade agre-
men;s. The seriousness Of the situ-
tion that will confront the administr7
tion was impressed upon Chairma p
Simmons. Of the senate finance COR
mittee. today. by state department Cf
hcials. IL was pointed Cut tha' thf
trade relations established by Pre- !
dent Taft's rroclamatinns under the
Payne-Aldr!ch Law OF 1909 would ter
inmate as soon as the new law be
comes effective. and that the United
states then would face the 10 sibiliry
or having hi"her tariff rates applied
against lis exports by many countries
! While the tariff law would give the
president authority To negotiate trade
and RECIPROCITY treaties. & would also
require him 10 apli is special penalty
rates against anv country discriminat
Ing against the United States.
To Prevent Trade Wars.
! To prevent the possibility OF trade
wars the state department is now
,drafing a Joint resolution which will
provide that existing relations shall
continue for four months. This viii,
not keep I'm effect the tariff rates ri
.the Payne-Aldrlch law. bit will assure
10 foreign countries that the new pen
ATTY provision or th' Underwood. Sim
mons bill will not be applied 10 then
/ until reasonable time has been al
loved the president and the state do
ipartment TO negotiate new trad,
treaties. Practically all nations hav
Ing any foreign commerce will bs
asked 10 enter into such pac,s
/ Could Assess Extra Duties.
Senate amendments to the tariff
OIL would authorize the Presiden, I,
assess extra duties or coffee lea
hsh. china ware. silks. laces. iaweIrv
sugar and many other items comm,
from countries not treatinr IN.
United States as a favored nstio,,
While the Joint resolution couid mo
preNent other countries from impos
ing higher tariffs against the Unita,
states. II Is expected chat +, will in
duc" them 10 withohid such action
ten porarily al least. The senate coz
ierees on the tariff bill Iato TO-DAY To,
'heir nght FOR heavier tax on bi,
|
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siasm in unbound ID measure DOM.
mated the convention. and II further
evidence of the presence of an all
embracing spirit OF party reunion
were needed IL was fort hroming when
Mr. Hearnes name was presented to
the convention by Col Alex. II. Camp
bell. until hut a short time ago a con-
tender for the nomination. In a mas
terful. stirring address. COL Campbell
not only declared Senator Hearne to
be the man OF the hour in the First
district. but pointed out. vigorously
and forcefully. the imperative neces-
sity OF his election as the sole and
only means OF expressing the disap-
proval OF the people OF West Virginia
of the destructive tariff policy being
carried out by the Democratic nation
al administration. Tha last hope OF
the Fairmont Coal Company, the Wat
son-Chilton combination. and their
mouthpieces. represented in the Dem
ocratic press and in NJ. NJ Neely. the
Democratic candidate. of fostering
factional strife within the Republican
ranks was everlasting thwarted when
Col Campbell pledged his every ef-
tort and energy To the cause of SEN
ator Hearne
Largely Attended.
Considering the fact that the con-
vention had been called on less than
weeks notice. that but one candl-
date was in the field and thai the
weather conditions were decidedly an
tagonistic TO a large outpouring. the
attendance was remarkable. Every
| county Of the eight was largely rep
ffad Of
their allotment under the congres.
sional committee call This was par
! ticulariy true OF Marshal county.
which. with an apportionment OF
IContfnnad ON Para TAM
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DROPPED DEAD

-rr. .rf f.I..rf.r f. fI. frfrIfIr.r..r
FNEkEESUI re vs. Va Sept e.
a. Do" started ~ arisc from the din
nor '7h.n .7 b'a homo hero fhis after.
noon. Chafi'I Farrow. a-cd fffy-fwo
years. president ~ tho Farrow and
Wyli" Candy company fcu over dcad
having been stored with sudden ~.
tack ~ heart disease Nr Farrow
wac member ~ rrorincnt family.
native ~ this city and a LEADING
democrat
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BADLY INJURED
AT INITIATION

-l'..Hi Dispatch 'o fh- fr'sIfg .rr,r
EIKlNS. W Va. sept o., fas
Fhlrrs. prominent merchant ~ Val
I"v H"nd. I Hf local hospital suffer
inE from probably fatal Injuries fnnirt
't. If is ALLEGED while being initiated
into OBJ" N"-' of Opla pf WIu Crert
IIHrIrs vas hurried tp Tho hpsnIfat
whom tho serinuaneaq o. his wounds
r1r discovered and his condition De-
declared critical
N"mhrrf ~ Tho degree team. 10 fa
alleged. placed Pharlre in .f0orlng
posture 90 n cllwlV in Tho Initiation
arf applied 'ruarfer' with much
rigor Tho instrument. ~ Ia alleged
contained q heavily charged dynamite
cap Th'ch exploded irflctirg fsr.
rihle wound on tnc candidate p-r
son
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NOW REPUDIATES
HIS CONFESSION
CONFESSED SLAYER SAYS HE
WANTS TO DIE BUT NOT
AS A MURDERER.
District Attorney Barrett. Of Roehes-
ter Is Not Fully Satisfied Wolf
shon Is Murderer.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept a.
Repudiating his statements made 20
the police yesterday and today. ia.
cob Wolfshon today denied that he
was guilty Of the murder of Anna
Catherine Schumacher in the GENE
terry al Rochester. y. /. four years
ago When closely questioned by
District Attorney Barrett. OF ROches.
ter. in the Office OF Captain Of Detec.
tives Cameron here this afternoon.
Wolisohn broke down and declared
that he had confessed 10 the murder
because he wanted TO die and could
not bring himself 10 commit suicide.
! want 10 take back ms COnfes-
sion. II Is not ira" that { killed tac
giri and ! can prove my innocence"
he exclaimed Historically. You can
cut ny throat. hang me-. or do what
ever YOU want but I do not want 10
die with the record Of g murderer "
Ny life has been an unhappy one"
continued Wolfsohn = cannot return
TO Russia because left there 70 -.
cape military service My wife di-
vorccd m" her" I hoIcd 10 end my
troubles by being ci"ctroruted
Barrett Not Satisfied.
District AttCrncv Barrett before
leaying tonight for doc chester. said that
De- would make iIrjher Investigations
before determining whether or not he
would ASK for rrquisifiou for Wolf
sohn. ~ has been proved that the
prisoner worKcd near the cemetery
whore the crime was committed. hut
hi. description of The clothing worn
by III" gifl does not CORES pond with
tho facts. ! ann not yet atihed that
he is 10" murderer" said the district
attorney
Mr.. Barrett and Sheriff llsmmni viii
tadeavOr to ind Woifs1hn's former
wife In New York citv. 70 learn uhcth.
or he had over maze q confession Of
The crime 10 her
Wolf ohm viii be given a hearing
here Wednesday ON the larceny charge
Tor which hc was IN custody when he
mad" his fret cOnfes. ion late satur.
day nirht
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Gov. Felker to Decide
The ThaW Case Todav
COEl0 AT ~ O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING ~ SENATE.
Failure OF Grand Jury 10 Indict Thaw
Makes Conditions Favor
able 70 Fugitive.

CONCORD, y H.. sept 22.-On
the eve OF the proceedings which are
expected TO decide whether Harry X.
ThAw shall b. returned 10 the Mat
teawan asylum. he was Joined here to-
night by his mother. Mrs Mary Cop
ley Thaw. and b. his brother. Joshiah.
Il have come 10 give Harry the sup
port Of his mothers presence IN his
fight 10 keep away from the mad
house" Mrs Thaw said.
To-morrov's proceedings are based
upon the request Of the state of New
York for the extradition ~ Thaw on
a charge 81 conspiracy IN connection
with his escape from MafteaWan.
The only point definitely settled to-
night about the hearing before Sam
uel u. Felker was that .it will be held
In the senate chamo@r AZ tnr s,at-
house. beginning ~ ~ % m
Must Set Forth Case.
After tho extra iifion warrant has
been road Do Will devolve upon NE
rapresenfafivcs ~ fhe state of Now
York. probably William Travers Je--
ONE. 20 set forth bis case Mr. Jer-
omc wa no' IN town tonight aud no
thing could be learned ~ 20 his plans.
The reported failure of The Dutch
ess county o.. y grand jury 10 re-
turn an indictment AGAINST Thaw has
greatly Handicapped Jerome. in ma
opinion - close follower ~ the case.
Any attempt 10 pOstponH tho hes-
ing will be vigorously opposed by fio
Thaw lawyer. one 81 their mum be-
said tonight Previously" he eatf.
counsel for NJ Thaw have been
hzhtinE for delay That time is M ~
past. Wc are moving forward toward
Thaw'r freedom and We shall ask fn9
Governor 20 decide the matter vitb1Yt
delay"
ThsW's Statement
After consultation wfh hie mother
and brother. Thaw gave ou' state.
msnt in which he denied report fh tf
DO wa % become citizen ~ Man.
chester 80 ono ln Nanrhf. .os
wants me-" he ea.d what JIr
friends In Sew Hsmpshire want q
the defeat - THE dishonest attempt
20 eT'radife mo ~ Sew York Every
onc knoVs that fhi. charge d. only q
euhte-fuFn 20 he dropped o. soon as
should roach Sew YORK Tho gram
jury In Du'oho.s county know it it =
Cconunusa on Par. Severn
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ASKS BIG sum
FOR HIS CHILD

NT...is. ni-t.lt,h fp fts frfsry.-...
HI INTINGTON. " Va. Sept ~
sui has been BROUGHT ln fho po,d
county Circuit court. o. CafIeft. b,,rs
Ky AGAINST tho ohio valia, Eiocfric
Railway Co by " q kir, Tor s.- on,
damage claimed because of ff. da,,i.
~ The plaintins two year old eop "a
win NTH on AuEu.f 10 q rs perry
~ this city Gled tho declaration TODAY
alleging excessive speed and uerfi
Rcncc
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THu wrATHrR


W2gHTrGToH. sept a. -rorseas+
WsEt Virginia-Fair msaGay. Wsdnss-
day unsstfisf. probably rain.
WsFtsru PsnnsVivania-Taf~ TUESDAY
Wednesdsy unFsttisd. probably rafn
F-odsrats variable vfnds becoming east
and southeast.
ohfo-rsir Tusrdsy. "wednesday M.
fsffisd. probably rain mcderats north
srd northsaEi winds, Increasing ~ Wed
naafay.
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YOUNG MAN DROWNED

H'REiSUrrG. Ts. -cr. g,
Archibald Weaver. ared o. az .l,.
oify wa drowned in rho suequorsrrs
today whi'" hcip.nr fo tow boat
hlrd vifh conerfam material ff.
was caught in svf' current ami
several mon Who attempted ~ nta
him ospsiz"d 'br boat having narrow
escape
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Signal ROnOrs Paid to
New YOrk's Late Mayor
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD IN HIS
HONOR WITHOUT PARAL-
LEI IN CITY'S HISTORY.
Million People See Passage Of corteee
Traffic Suspended-Wn1. n. Taft
Honorary Pallbesrer.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Historic
Grornw ood cemetery. the resting place
in Brooklyn Of many famous dead. re-
ceived the body of New Yorks late
mayor. William ]. Gaynor. at mid.
afternoon to-day. after funeral services
in his honor that were without paraL
lei in the history OF the city. In the
presence OF the family. the honorary
pallbearers. including william Howard
Taft. and city officials. among them
Mayor Kline. the iag-draped coffin
was committed 10 the grave in tho
Gaynor family plot The brief Episco
pal service was read by the Rev Frank
W. Page. former pastor OF -. John s.
the church where the mayor wor-
shipped
a million people. IL is estimate
saw tha funeral cortege move slowly.
first from the city hall. where thou.
sands had witnessed the body lying in
state sunday. to Trinity church.
where bishop Greer conducted the sol.
emn services: then back past city hall
and across the Brooklyn bridge.
through brooklyn streets. past tho
late mayors Eighth avenue home. and
on 10 the cemetery.
All Traffic Ceased.
Tpon the bride. hung in black. traf-
&c did not move. city employees stood
six feet apart. heads uncovered. az the
Lolice-escorted catafalque proceeded
into the mayors home borough. Below.
the river nolscs were stilled Not a
craft blew is whistle. not a gong was
r. asA -.
bridge and for distance In BROOKLYN
paralleled favOrite route Of the
mayor. who In all kinds q weather
was accustomed 20 walk 90 and from
the city hall.
The bell in the tower % the borough
hall In Pr0oklvn tollcd for the first
time in many years Numerous church
bells 9l-o sounded their measured
beet Trinity'E first and then in
Brooklyn IN Brooklyn public schools
turned forth their pupils. who stood
among the mouruers in tho streets In
tho mayors own neiehborhood. clubs
and residences were draped in crepe.
while fag- f'ittcrcd ~ half stan
Flowers 20 hospitals.
NhAn tho church services had cnd.
Cd. the rrcat masses ~ flowers that
had been in Trinity and tho city hall
wcr" sent to various hospitals. the
choices among them. orchris and
chr, -arthcmumE. 90 81 Marv's the
ilnbok'n. y J. institution whore Mr.
Gaynor lay srer being shot by an as
Ta~sin three Ncsr- aro
Suicides In Barn.
NtW NukE. SHpt g. Morris
Mof4ear. % wealthy r.yid,nt of Rock
away E'arh and lifelong friend Of
Oh" LAT" Mayor Gasnor. hquret him
sef in his barn This afternoon. as
Ma,nr Gafnor- hody was being car
ried 10 tho grave The floor of tho
barr wa- llftar-d with unvspar..s
Rivirc account a. fra Is4f honcrs
that N'r" hr'ns paid vaso Gaynor
Friend of Nr Met .1r say he has
htpo'ind continually since news OF tae
mayor death 1' sea vas received
and m'y arrhue bIs suicide 90 the
'css of Bis friend
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FIRST OF YEAR

HtNrSVUIF. Ala sept @r To-.
fr.' foot Of fla yoar va. rrrn moro
fi.. wnrrI0.. fre ,sflir. I'M fourteen
ycafa slIeht damage Or reported
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