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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-02
Boston 4-e New York 80.


BOSTON, Sept. 2-Boston won
both the morning and afternoon games
from New York, the first being a
shutout six to nothing and the second
an II inning contest four to three.
While the locals were piling up II
hits off Schulz in the forenoon game.
Moseley held New York to four scat
tered singles.
The second game was an interesting
one. Four hits including a triple by
Wagner gave Boston two runs in the
second innings and the home team
scored another in the third on
Speakers single. his steal OF second
and errors by Sweeney and Wolter
New York three runs were all made
on solid hits Boston won in the 11th
on Hoopers single. Engels sacrifice.
a base on balls TO Speaker and Lewis
long hit to left field fence.
Afternoon game: r. II. E.
<-a,,. work. 3 10 3
Boston ........ ...'.''s l.
Schultz and Sweeney; Moseley and
Cady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-02

Lake George Tennis Championships
SYCAMORE. n. Y. Sept. 2.-Under
the auspices of the National Lawn
Tennis Association. the competiti )ns
in the Lake George championships
started today on the courts of the
sycamore Tennis club
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-02
WILL BOOST FOR THE BATTLESRIP
OREGON LEADING FLEET THROUGH
The PANAMA CANAL AT OPENING

SPOKANE. Wash. Sept. ITO
have the seasoned old battleship Ore
gon lead the way through the Pana-
ma canal at the celebration Of the
completion of the big ditch, and to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-02
Ever Hear About This.

We want everybody in Pendleton
to know about Meritol White Lini-
ment. 1t will do so much for pains
of all kinds. rheumatism, sprains. etc.
We have never sold preparation that
we could recommend more highly.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
INSURANCE. AND LAND BUSINESS

HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAhIn
reliable abstracts of title 70 al
,ands in Umatilla county. Loans on
eitv and farm property. Buys and
seIls all kinds OF real estate. Doe'
q general brokerage business. Pays
taxes and makes investments for non
residents. Write fire, life and acci'
dent insurance. References. an,
bank in Pendleton.
JAMES JOHNS, Pres,
C. II. MARSH, Sec.
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LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.

CITY LIVERY STABLE. THOMPSON
street. Carney & Bradley Props
Livery, feed and sale stable. Gooo
rigs at all times. Cab line In connec-
tion. Phone 10.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DIR. d. C. M'NABB. LOCAL STAFF
Stock Inspector. Office at Keep.
pens Drug store. Phone Main 41j
Residence, 915 East Court street
Res. Phone So.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL BLANKS OF every dessrip
ton for country court, circuit cour,

MADAM KENNEDY, THE RELIA-
BILE and scientific hair dresser of
Athena, oregon. wishes the ladies OF
Pendleton wanting hair work done to
send same to her at Athena, Oregon,
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MOTHER
so POORLY
Could Hardly Care FOR Chill
dren = Finds Health in
Lydia E. PinkhaEn's Veg
etable Compound.

Bovina Center, NY. -" For six years
have not had as good health as ] have
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BENTLEY & LETFINewELL REAL
estate. fire. life and accident insur'
ance agents. New location. SIS Main
street Phone 404.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-02

Cleveland 30. Chicago o..
CLEVELAND, Sept. 2.-Cleveland
won two games from Chicago, the
morning game six to two and the aft
ernoon contest seven to nothing. The
afternoon game was Cleveland's
eighth consecutive vistory and the
third straight shutout for Pitcher
Falkenberg.
Afternoon game: H E.
chicago ............'. D
CleNeldnu ....... II
Scott. White. Lathrop and Kuhn;
Falkenaerg and Carisch.
Cicottc was no puzzle to Cleveland
in the morning game and he received
poor support. on the other hand
Jsmcs though hit hard. was given
good support After the first inning.
Chicago was helpless 1t was Cleve-
lands seventh victory.
Score: ..R. II. f.
Chicago .....-............
Cleveland ............. ~ 1
Cicotte and Schalk; James and
O'Neil.
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

PENDLEAN LODGE No, 81
~ A. f. and A. M, meets the
~ first and third Mondays OF
each month. All visiting brethren
are invited.
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PENDLEToN LOCAL NO. 81. Meets
first and third Saturdays OF each
month at 1880 p. m. II. J. Rosenberg,
pres: w. r. Campbell. sec.
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Detroit 1915 st Louis So.

DETROIT. Sept 2.-Detroit took
two listless and poorly played games
from st. Louis. The scores were 10
to and to Q Timely hitting and
loose playing by the visitors gave the
locals both contests:
First game: II. II. f
St Louis 5
Detroit ...........1O
Leverenz. Weilman and McAllister;
Dauss and Stanage Mckee
Second game: r. H f.
ST. Louis ............... q
Detroit ............... 3
Baumgardner and McAllister; Com
stock and Mckee.
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@. III. ID.
Chu Soy Gee, of the Soy Gee Herb
Co. is a graduate of the Medical
Schools at Canton, China, and under
stands thoroughly the Medicinal prop
critics of the various Chinese herbs,
by the use of which he is able to cure
diseases of the stomach, bowels, liver,
kindeys and the many other ills,
which human flesh is heir to.
Consultation and examination free.
Soy Gee Herb CO.
PA 1-2 Washington St
Portland. Oregon.
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INJUNCTION TO
COME UP TODAY

SPECIAL l,ispatch TO the Iute.Iigencer
S1EU BENNILLE. Ohio. Aug 10 -
Both sides are holding an armtstice
IN the Tin mill strike until the hearing
~ columbus on he blanket iniunct ION
!. over. This hearing will occur on
N"ndav afternoon and many will 60
from nero as witnesses. parties or
attorneys. The strikers we're warned
last night before and after the rarade
10 not comLitt an act that wou,d
hurry The In Junction Today and last
niLh' ire s'r.Ae breakers were fUi.
lowed 70 ard from the auditorium
FInk by strikers and svmnathizers
who booted thsm.
no NeirtOa MI will rrsufue TO.
nlSht with 4 iull c-ew and n there
nav" h"' any d"sert ions ~ is no,
noticeable" Sheriff Mercer will pre-
vent any further demonstrations from,
this city a. tfndiug 10 aggravate th,.
section ~ Weirfon. Vheie the mon
want 20 work Tt" ropa plant vul
resume with eleven mills a, rrtd.
nirh, and fho remaining one tho
worm. viii 10 put on this vssk when
ire Mill b" on IN full The situation
ls very ienss here as some business
houses and saloons are boycotted by
IN" union workers and one saloon hae
bFrn nickefed
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SUFFRAGETTES
FIGHT POLICE
LED By SYLVIA PA\kHI RST
WOMEN ATTEMPT TO TAKE
ASQUITH'S HOME.
Trouble Started After Mass Meet
ing and Women Were Rein
forced by Sturdy DOckmen

LONDON. Eng. August 10-An az.
temp OF Suura gvft-S under command
~ sylvia Panhhur-' 10 tako Premier
IA uifh's house iN Downing street h'
storm failed today when tho militant
leader was captured by a Gordon ~
poll throw n across Whitehall after
A stiff feht in which the officers ascti
their clubs
Ga" oIhir began after a mass
meeting held under tho auspices OF the
free S5i"cch d' 'feuse committee. caIioI
IN demand tho unconditional release 81
GeCrg" laushury. former Socialist
loader of thc house ~ commons who
vas sentenced July IN 90 fhroe months
imprisonment for making inhamma.
tory speechpz. bur va. released August
. under tho cat and mouse act" while
on n hunger sfrike
Foo spo~ch speakers addressed the
crowd mot 10 attack tho pretnior-s resi-
dence. but a. the close % their meet.
ing Mis- Fankhursf iu merry words or.
dered h"r sympafhiIcrs 20 follow hnr
Ilstless. her hair hound close 70
her head. the Young militant loade-
started down whitehall surrounded
by women carrying tho Woman'e 80.
~ial and Political 7 Mon fag. sur.
mounted by a -ed liberty cap and GRO.
ceeded BY flying wedge of dockmen
and other husky cast andeTs The no.
lice in Trafalgar Square allowed the
procession 10 leave the square and
'h"n fell IN behind The suhraeettp
sympathlzers saw the reason for this
move when they encountered a bat
III" TN, ~ heavy policemen drawn
across Whitehall a. tho Horse Guards.
the OFFICE ~ the Inspector General
Tre militanfs rushed this line win
'urh dash and courage thar fev- or
"rfr1fHf Tho FIRST Gordon
whore tho nght became 20 fierce :taf
The police used their clubs Rrafrvce
mon appeared and Sylvia Pankhurgf
and Eve other women and nine men
wero arrested aud taken ~ Tho police
station in faNicahe
Jisheartened at tho fafo ~ fteir
leader the mob suddenly dtsprraed
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CONDITIONS IN
CHINA BETTER

WASHINGTON. u C. Ans 10
General Improvement In conditions i'm
the rebellioug district of China was
reported 70 the Navy Department To-.
day IN n cablcgram from Rear Admiral
Nicholson. commanding the Pacific
roef az Nanking
Tho present uprising" rcported
ADMIRAL Nicholson. has mot with fail.
ure ar every point up 10 tho present.
ana The northern troops have been
uniformly successful. but the countr1.
.. Tar from pacifed Kuling iq nor
within tho northern lines. and the con.
drions are sntisfactorv there Nan.
King has renounced adhesion 10 the
fouih. but disorderq are threatened
nero. ou Ing to tho large numbers of
troops formerly with tho southern ar.
mics. but not nov attached 10 either
sidc An American steamer was 0rad
on by Tho e0utherncrs OF ChorrrIn
Ample preparation has been made"
SHANGHAI Aug fo Tho govern
mont moved strong forces dow, fb,
river yesterday and to-day. and landed
ih'm north o' rho foreign settlement
Tho rebels at kianeau have been J-i.
~ upon the wa sung forts win frsi-
nlhcan. losses
Or is stated that the government ts
IN control and has restored ordor a,
Narkinr
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Mexican Situation
I'm Doubtful State
REPRESENTATIVE LIND WILL MAKE STUDY OF CONDITIONS
AND MAKE REPORT TO PRESIDENT ON WHICH
FUTURE ACTIONS WILL BE BASED.
Senator Bacon in Statement President Wilson
Responsibility but That Congress Is in Sympathy
Plans and Will support Him Regardless of Party.

senate committee on foreign relations,
VINO declared that President Wilson
was facing "a great responsibility" in
the present situation and hid the hearty
support and cooperation not only OF
the foreign relations committee. but
or members OF the Senate generally,
regardless OF party lines To explain
various interpretations OF last night $
conference between the President and
the foreign relations committee. Sena-
tor Bacon made the following state
ment. in part.
One OF The principal objects of Mr..
l-ind's mission Is TO get Information
from capable and reliable man who
has not been identified with each fac
tion I'm this controversy. and upon
such information future action. in a
measure. vii naturally he based
There are some divergencies OF
opinion in the committee u could nor
be otherwise. Some few favor more
drastic measures than others The
committee generally sympathizes with
the Presidents desire TO avoid inter
vention. or anything that will produce
war. Even those, however. who favor
drastic measures have confidence in
the President. and are supporting him
in his present efforts think. with 4
Few exceptions. there is no disposition
10 draw party lines J think that is
true OF both Republicans and Demo
Gratis in the committee. and IN the
Senate Seneraliy"
Hold Up Presidents Hands
In conclusion the Senator said.
There never was a greater respon-
slhiiiiy on a man than now rests on
the Pr@ sident Of the United Stats
10 guard this country against being
involved N war On account OF Mexico
and ! believe that IL Is the duty or
every man. inside and out of Congress
Who has confidence in the int gritty
AMI capacity Of the President. TO hold
uP his hands in the effort he is max.
lnI ana 10 do AS little as possible 10
"mbarrass him in working out sue
ceS-fuily Tho difficult undertaking.
Secretary Bryan was al the state
u nartment several hours today hut
except Tor 'he message confirming
Continued on Page rine)
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PHILADELPHIA
HIT-BY STORM
SEVERAL. PEOPLE KILLED
AND MUCH HAVOC Is
WROUGHT By WIN.
Other Cities in the East Also Hit
and Several People Killed
by Lightning.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Aur 10 A
Young woman was killed n lightning:
hahy crushed to Geath nv a falling
tree and scores o. persons were IN.
jur'd by fy.nc debris during a wind.
rain and electrical storm which swept
ov"-'this city today Trees were up
rooted teieCraph. telephone and cleo
'rir ligh' poles blown down. bie
windows broken and BUILDINGS un.
rooted by The wind which blew at
Tho rate 90 sixty miles an hour before
Tho rain
Aenes Murphy. % year old wa
KIDD bv hcl' Of lightning when
~" sought shelter under p tree in
Fa'rwounf Park
iaWes McNameo. n months old.
was IN coach a. 2 cemetery when
M" 1ind blow down tree when
crushed him n death
Tho roof Of pavilion IN Fafrtroun.
PARK was hlowl down and six pfc-
n'Ckers w"re 90 badly injured by
iallirg debris thar they had 10 ho re-
moved 20 a hospital
he maximum temperature today
Na7 f' degrees a. 3 D m. and N was
only tUo degrees lower az 4 O'Clock
l"'nty mlnutcs later. unen the storm
~ preached from the northwest. e. had
dropped 20 60 According fo local
Weather bureau officials. tho wind
blew az fhc .atc ~ sixty miles an hour
Tor more than n minute. while it aver.
aged moro than 4S miics an hour FOR
twenty minutes
Wv" Deaths we're reported az duo 10
hrrf and excessive humidifv
hundreds ~ passenger. many ~
Them women and children on the riv.
Or steamer Bristol. bound for an
amusemonf park on fhe elauare river
we're thrown into panic TO-DAY dur.
INK 90" storm when tho boat vas
blow o. upon the beach near burlington
y J.. hr Tho hirh winds several o.
'hc women tainted. some bccarre h,s.
i'rical while others put on lro pro.
trrrore and prepared to abandon tho
vessel The Officers ard crew. how
fContfnusd an ~. rrf...
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MAN INJURED
In COLLISION

fe..ai flsratr1 to the Intel rencsr
ELlSBttG. " Na aug ID 4
collision between au automobile owned
anl driven hv Charles Herbert. oi
Foi.aurDee. ". Va. and a surrey oc.
r.pief br g. 81 Park. % This cIfy. on
Main street. fhIr evening. resulted in
b.fh vehicles being damaged 10 o. con
siderable extent and Nr ParE heinz
-fterelt bruised Tho collision oc
r.rfed about $50 O'Clock ou Main
a'r"r'. between sixth and Seventh
rcrfs The street lights arc broken
af fhie point and This D.. attributed D. g.
'ln eausc ~ tho accident
The rear wheels ~ the surrey ue-o
demo iehod. ahIe tho w.nd ehied
tenders and guards 81 fhe automob. o
voro h-pFnn Nona of mo OCCUPANTS
~ tho car we're injured. huf Wr PARK
Fa- drsFFed 1 4 stance of about N
.'e' before hc succeeded .u stopping
'lc horse.
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JURY ACQUITS
IN ARSON CASE

zTsc al p.epst~h Co f1e intelligence
kEfSER. " Va AUG 10 -. Late
last night the jury acquitted 4 Y.
Craucr. charged with arson This
p-ovcs the inn Tossibility Of trying "
&. Bond. the wealthy simherman. as
an acCessory. hut other mill burning
cases Of December =. viii come up
tomorrow. The defense scored such
n victory that ~ is thought no guilt
can he established In any case The
case. because Of the prominence Of
Bond. is attracting much attention and
a powerful legal battle is on
Judge REYNOLDS has summoned the
editor Of the Mineral Daily NeVs. a
local paper. for contempt OF cou-t. hc-
cause Of comment on this case. and ef-
forts arr being made to prevent pa
pers outside the state. With similar ar
ticles. being distributed here.
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MAY IMPEACH
GOV. SULZER
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
WILL MAKE IT'S REPORT
THIS EVENING.
Interesting Point Raised and 1t
May BE Possible to Remove
Him Even if it Is Attempted.

ALBANY. y. Y. Aug. lO.-Governor
Sulzer was in conference. at the exec
utive mansion until a late hour to-
night with John \. Eennessy. Louis
A. Serecky and other advisers discus
sing a course OF procedure in case
the presentation OF the Frawley com
mittees preliminary report should
lead 10 the formulation OF impeacn-
ment charges by the assembly.
Senator Robert F Wagner, pres!-
dent pro tempCre of the Senate ana
Spe aker 4. r Smith OF the assembly
are al SaratCga. Eugene Lamb Rich
ards. counsel for the Frawley COM
mittee spent today also preparing d
dratt OF the report which the commit
Tee plans 10 present 10 the legislature
When Il conveles tomorrow night. MIR
Richards said that the report woul1
bc shor' and would deal principally
with the testimony concerning GOV
ernor Suffers campaign contributors
and stock transactions.
senator Nagn' said the commit
Tee would meet 10 consider the re-
port tomorrow evening before the ses-
SION OF the legislature. The Senator
sald he expected a large attendance
OF LEGISLATORS as all had been wired
TO be present
Attitude Of Republicans.
In view of the vital iuiDortanco n,
the attitude Cs the u Republican
senators IN case the assembly dc,erm-
mes 10 Institute Impeachment pro
ceedIngs II is recalled that early IN
me regular session senator Zion X.
brown. the Republican leader. init
mated broadly tha' il could be proven
tnst MI Sulzer curing his campaign
oaFeained wi'h certain labor leaders
10 suppor. 4 lull railroad crew bill IN
return Tor support from Ia Dor organi-
zat!onS th7t fact would constitute
grounds for Impeachment.
IN" genera impression Is that with
A majority Of more than tvo-thirds IN
me assembly. there win b. enough
I."mocratic votes in that body 10 mi.
I'ie the impeachment proceedings
tconanuod on Par. rinsA
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READY THIS YEAR

WASHINGTON - g. Aug 10
Latest REPORTS from the canal zone an.
nounre that as the result ~ the pros.
pCctiNe substitution OF drcdgee for
steam shovc's loo the excavation OF
Tho famous Culebra cJt. the canal may
be ready Tor shipping by next uecpm.
her. Even earlier than that. lighter
vessels are likely to b. passing
through tho waterway. for as tho
greater part ~ tho canal prism already
has been cut 90 its nnal depth. some
~ Tho vessels probably can navigate
DO safely within fCw DAYS after Octo
her 10 next. when tho Gambea dixie fs
to be blown up thus admitting fo the
Cuiehra level the great Store " water
iu Gafuu Lake
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SAFE REMOVAL
OF AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. - O.. Aug m
Safe removal ~ American citizens de
sIr.ng 60 leave fhe danger zone bal tho
vicinity ~ Empalmc. Mc,.co. aas 20.
ported to the navy department TO- od,v
h' Rear Ndm.raI Cow7les commanding
iu" American-Pacih~ fcot from Gua,
mH. lfr refugees are brinr t1keu
c'I" or 'u rho cruiser rtiteburrn and
supply ship Glacier and viIl he ssut
i' i1" uit"d states. according ~ Al
initial Cow Ies' wireless. dispatch
Ih" Americans reported removed fo
Do war. hlus arc me families ~ proni.
t'W Americans for uHom auxiet, has
boon fef for some flrre The Glacier
"il said rortn0ard fo.uaf or tomor.
f"N tud tne Pittsburgh RlH follow
later.
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May Appoint Senator
To Succeed Johnston
GOVERNOR O'\EAI. con.
CLUDES He Is VESTED
WITH THIS RIGHT.
Many Prominent Men Mentioned
for the HOIOr-JOhE ton
Funeral Held YESTERDAY.

BIRMiNGHAN. VA. Nua 1n Gov
crnor q Nesl fCuichf % 81 q result a. con
iere nee with political advisers stated
he has about reached fhe conclusion
hat he has authorifv To- appoint ~
once a successor to the late senate
JoSeIh r Johnston The prepoudcr.
ance of sentiment among visiting n1sm.
bers OF the United States senate and
house was declared 20 he 20 tho effect
that Governor - Neal had aufhorit, 10
make the appointment under tho third
paragraph - ,hn seventeenth amend
ment 10 the constitution. which roads.
This amendment shall not b. 81
construed sS 10 effect nh election or
term NJ am senate chosen befora D.
becomes valid as part of Tho coa-tit..
tiOn
Among those most prominently
mentioned as possible appointses are
Congressman Henry y CLAYTON John
y. Knox. Of Admission. Conzrsssrnar
John 7 Heflin and Conrreseman Os-
car ". Undereood n a special ciec.
tion is held if is thought Congressnan
r. Y. Hobson and Congressman CLAY
tor will BE- contestants.
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SLOOP

NiLLENSTAD Curacao Aug 10
ne Dutch cruiser iceland to-day do.
iained slOop from Corye belonging
10 The venezuelan revolutionists bo.
cause of her lack OF sailing papers
those on board the sloop said former
president Cipriano Castro. leader n,
ne rebels IN Venezuela was no, nov,
at Corye but that positive informatiop
as 10 his Vhereabou' would be given
10y them for g. 000.
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ROBBERY

KENNEBrNKPORT. Maine Apr
lU--A daring jewelry robbery was
tnaae n Grow Nest" the simmer
.Ylne or alrs ". " Forrest. a wealthy
n2hds valued ar over 50 GOO were ob.
iained by The thieves Coming so
,lose upon the disappearance Of fevafs
valued at 100000 from Narragansoff
Yer the police attribute the fheff IN
TApgrj crooks who are busy al New
England shore resorts
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EXCLUSIVE STATION.

tLENELAND. Ohio. August 10
In'e c''f fe fo 1r .Ic frst .f tt,
,1un'r, to have q terminal station
wv '"' 'A'lNsif" nandlnr Of ptI,.I
nptf matter Postmaster gerf.sl
nur''ton order calling for immedi
Afc oafai lFhmnrf of .uch 4 station
vas received ht tho postal author,
fine here today Tho ordo- ,,c,.. D..
consequence or hr romarkshf,
Frov 0f parcel po-t huaur.s t,
cleveland
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NEW YORK. Aug. 0.-The authorities making an effort
TO clear up the surrounding EnpIesrann
wealthy girl who found in her up
town apartment which she occupied girl about
50 years OF age had evidently taken poison although could
Iund IN her apartment he following unaddressed
found in her Dear forgive YOU FORGIVE
stand any longer. will will be gone
Gardiner whose business card found Miss Engemann
revealed the fact that he the
the girls handwriting found pinned
Polytechnic hospital the say Young
chance for
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Attended, Fun.ral.

large ss7emblaT" % distinguished
men and women ~ Alabama and dole
cations from The national house and
senate attended the funeral hsre to-
day of Senator Joseph p Johnston. ~
Alabama. VhO died in Washington las'
Friday Tho rervicee uere hold a. fn
O'Clock This morning AZ - Mary s.Or
The Highlands Episcopal church of
which Senator Iohrston vas % ses'ry.
man. The burial eas in Oak H'u rem.
efery
Floral Offering vnrn received from
President Wilson. fhc senate and
house and c0nfrdcrat. orgarirstions
with which Senator John tom bad been
arsociafod
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AviAroRs KILLED

REi Itk Germany Aus u Frfg
i0n1eIer. a ',"rwan aviator and
pupI naWod stephen wefc killed
rr today whom a aeroplauc in which
they were 0ylng fell.