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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
POLISH NOBLEMAN
KILLS HIS WIFE
AND NEPHEW
German Society Circles Me
Shocked by Tragedy Result
Ing From ALLEGED Scandal
IN Count MieIzyu8kPs Home,

fsY nopais6 IouRAtt sFseitt tssssb uiHrt
gfaeiz. CieimHht. iJer 30 Cons
slefn1iiuu i.as been eaused ~ ger
man sorlely circles hV tragedy q
Castle bakows near this tilN
whefa counf Matlifias MlaRtnski 8
Polish bgbiemah end member 0f the
Gefman impefial parliament iadaf
shel and kilied his wife ana 1apheW
The count f9niahi Is prisoner n
tbe eastle 6ne Il his mang rouhlff
seats under snaf1 ~ seddarmes
siHies of the shooting are ogti
ffWllefoft The one most generally
believed IS that fhe oabt vino f9
some time. II IS reported. haa been
Suspicious ~ bis wife pftteHael ts
so on ioufha1 BaHfniae uhey
peelsdiy 70 Z Ttleek Ia fhe m5fnrs
he is said to bafe nohe u his oWh
room 4nd there secured K rifle THEN
entering the bedf95m Of TIE countess
BE fired two sbas kiiiBe ns wifi
ana his nephew instantly 'fbe p6r
tess as rs geafs 0H ana ne hephtW
at
A ladq ebnoani9H If the countess
who @as reported W0iuae4 bv lie
count was not present
Count Mielzynsk IS painter "A
sof8s feBute tie Is accustomed g8
Spend mogi " bis time a. his Hbfle
studio rbres ehiiafth were b5Ah 8
ths court sa4 countess
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
M0RIARTY IS FREED
FROM CHARGE OF
MURDER
WomaO'S S Sympathy and Mon
ey Secure Verdict of Not
Guilty tof Man AIleeed TO
Have slain Mrs Turner

10Y NnFNtNe fnNHAAt aftcfsh Nftetn WifFf
rnms KiNoG A. D. Uef 2n Joseph
MeuauN 8lao known m Wllmm
techan, was acquitted lN WtA 10.
be ot the tharav uf menaerlas Mr
raW'N 18mtt NEt N sHfdf t
on the estate af geotue ecnid at
lakewood. s. D.
Testimony was given hy EH uot-
derg who sold that Detective Jami
son had told him that MWiariiN had
hrcn arrested nr the Ofime ai mbi.
den that the reputation of the Jetep
tivc agenc, mishi ne sated ile alau
pointed out thai tltr asenvN had been
employed 90 sci "a euspoct
Mrr rtrner the matc toWendpd.
was slaln un the afternoon ef Aptii
30, 1871 ehe was laat aoen alive hN
fronda while entering the piue waud
Bt The edee or iakpWonds maln
street Her body WA found the next
day with the HkWl fractured A aotcn-
foot Flun lay nearby
The defense advanced The theory
that Mrs Turner bad died es The te
suit of an automobile auridcut or WaH
the victim Of violence az thg hands
of an automobile party
MorinritN Who lrfl Lakewood not
long after tho erime waa committed
was arrested on Arrll ~. 1913, at
Fort Ice, NJ ] Shortly afterwards.
Mrs jasper Lynch we'll known sus
ciety woman uf Lakewood BEGAN %
interest herself Ia his ease aud cn
gagged counsel fof him Mrs Lynch
attended every session uf the trial
She said today that she would make
an effort TO clear up the myHter,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
MORE SHOTS FIRED m
SEATTLE STRIKE WAR

Scaitlc Wash. Dct 10.-More
shots were fired atc to-day ia thc
teamster>' strike trouble. C. g. Smms.
q uon-union driver firing into a crowd
~ strikers without niuring any one
Simms was arrested. BE said be had
been assaulted hy The strikers but this
vas denied hy the union men
r Il. u1,;oa, president ~ the Cen
tral Labor council replied today &C.
the statement given out last nighi h5
the Employers association of the
state of WaShington According to
Mr Bolton. the armiue ot strike
breakers and the Interference " the
Employers association IN the husi
ness Of the Draymen's association, Is
the cause of the present trouble
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
MANY INJURED IN
WRECK 53 MILES
FROM Il PASO
No Lives Are Lost When Texas
and Pacific Train Is Thrown
From Track, and Piled UD,
by Broken Rail,


Z El paso Tex. Dec 20.-Thirty five
Tor forty people were injured fifty
l three miles east of El Paso this
morning when Texas q Pacific pas
senger train No. 3, westbound, left
the track due TO q broken rail The
day coach, chair car, diner and one
/ Pullman left the track and many pas-
sengers sustained bruises and cuts.
but none were killed Doctors and
nurses were sent out from ri Paso.
The coaches tumbled over IN n
great heap and it was considered re-
markable that many people were not
killed. Fire broke out in the wreck
age but only few OF those beneath
the pile we're slightly burned
Among the injured were
Or. S. w Smith, Denison, Texas
ribs broken.
Capt 7. H. Boyd Fort Worth,
Tex. ribs broken
J. A. King, Los Angeles, leg injured
George Thompson, negro cook. cut
on the head condition serious
John spaight, negro waiter san
AUlDHlbt ltil WlANA HHi fiH'Nf wv ii''
on the body. badly bruised.
Mrs. w A. Miller, Rogers, Kansas,
badly cut on the head and internally
injured
Mrs. W. p. McClenny MorencL
Arizona thought to be injured IN
ternally
Conductor j. r. McCloud, IN charge
Of the train. cut on the right wrist
back sprained by seats in the sleeper
falling on him
John Lang, fireman, cut on tho
face, over right eye, injured internally
Mrs. s. W. Smith, wife of Df
Smith, spralned back, not serious
c. A. Rapp, Aberdeen, : D.
bruised. not serious.
G. e. Bryant Ranger Texas,
shoulder bruised, not serious
Mrs. W r. Mcirnis, VI Paso'
bruised.
Miss Matilda Mosef Dallas Texas
sprained back and hip
Miss Gladys Mills Clint Texas
bruised on the head, only slightly in
jurcd.
Mrs r. q. mckinney. i6W"Js Hit-I
zona. bruised % the 0aek ~ the head
and neck
Miss Elizabeth smith had her right
hand badly bruised by being jamme1
in a door when she was thrown
through ii oy the force ~ the falL
The diner combination c0aen
chair car and one standard sleeper
we're deralled when me train hlf the
broken rail- which was fhe cause ~
the accident The locomotive an1
tender and baggage car passed over
the broken rail without trouble. The
combination car was the first to igfn
over followed by the chair oaF tne
diner and one sleeper
The military surgeon at Fort Han /
cock. VINO s stationed there with tae
border patrel troops was the FIRST q f
reach fhe wreck and administered T
first ait to all VINO needed ii before +
the ~ paso selsef train arrived
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
nlgMuuHAtIr iaintRs "
CONSTRUCTION s,ANnAi s.

Alhaht 81. Y Dec 30 THE names
"a srvprHl democratic ieadpte Uf Bens-
stlaa pauni were Bduehi lnld thc
hlehvat INVESTIGATION before commits
sNnei iamps " OsWfhr hpfa iadaA
fhef were connected Win ceftafn
contributions 20 ihe democratic cam
unieh fuhd 10 iai2 ht mth holdine
state contracts
ihs munes Was sald lo have heh
had ~ iohn Rysn ireaapei et
the npnsseiaer rBHntt deinHrtnur
committee 1he nfrest nnUan men-
TONED WAS R2.800. whieh petet Fl.
talfd ~ Amsterdam vino has static
contracts auuf0gimaiine fioo0Ho said
hH eDHiHbuipi niiat o mnklnn this
payment nah1 testified consider
ahie haianpe fer work. eompleted ~
ltast 9eB vas aup him mud that
settlement 8as nH mad uuNl hs
Subscription Uas hahiea ln
Wllnam ttehis8n who now n
ahafee q division 81 the state hrh
Hay danrtmeht testified thst dntinr
tiie eaHpoipii of t9te WiHam =
shrue nemhef NJ rtoF contract
ihs firm uf vh'rh Aiehisen. M thot
liue alal Was mamhei hsd t6t
hiH of ftae'Vine letter from Miles
q BHtu depttt beb08t commits
si0nsr drmaniine se5oo campaign
shfne alloi a Vit
ness aeniet that 3 had reeeissd
ielief ftou OBrier demanding con
irihutan hu' admitted that he ha3
eeitea efa from thaf 5utcc char
ueh contribution ~ 81 500 Vas
tted 2 testified that he ompro
Hii n combination 81 stA0 sine
b rHt nl the se.f00 he
said De haa not ban farmed wth
state UuIf
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
T eoea6 U0def Salazat and
00z6o 10 Move From OF
aaga to Cut Rebel Line ot
Communication
coNSntUnoNALlSrS
NOT MUCH ALARMED
Methodist and catholic
Churches Close Doors III
State Cabilal Aite 0eeun8
ton by lnSuuectoS


3uau@ litc a0 td,ites were tr
tipe3 ,ode, taa, tbe ndcini army
NOW H 0Nnoeo on ,ht BORDER vin
soon mArh west t0 tot Gth fanh
Icco Villas nebei army o4 ~ ChI
huahN8 A. sdnt ncint south 81
inara B was mid the fderol corn
maNdei pinns IS deHrot me teieeiaph
avs iaiboaa Nhes and ihue Nb,t
z NiA6 shui ih t pocket
+ villa has ahout 5000 men =, cAl
bHahua IA, haze haa us maintain +
aoaN along 95B miles of iAtf6ad
whNN r0rntets him with the 9.om
soldior whom be ler to aattison Me
E hast H Wnbz fhe information tha
Ithe Nae,aia wouA attempt rs cfnss
aHd deHoy ire hnc oi commhnica
. .tieh WIS h ntcord with the heliet
T tbni ihe vaccination 81 Chihuahua ht
the fedetals ,hfee weeks ap8 wbs tn
mp Nllh IS n6in where he minht
ae surrounded
tht Federal column IS io he csm
mAnded hf Gtb yrpz sah2ar shn.
Norpd by GpM pnscuni Drd1to Th
Z |nnpointiohs far ihe departure itdin
AiiNasa We're accomplished s., hsina
.oofes the bofi,i sufficient pfnvisiona
1 lfHr Bn estphAd 4 mateh u wis plyen
dm at Oiinaen ,hat size ndefais ader
lNtsirR Rna lfr lM heiNrsn Nnfek
|nn3 DhlhNahH wa0la MtsnnN ths
|@N anm lht naith whit, fedeftls
iHm toutAh wduM attack " ffnia
the sauih apnWui villa ani 49, IA
tisen adhere IS the beiiei that the
stat tn ihe h3raei hrs ndi been ldnr
thobah rs enhhlp ihsm td ieennefate
from iheif series of fetraais and tkat
the soldiers Hf1 Withabi Hat aHd afe
thwhlihp VS. Hsht
Nofm0n ernrth efAeials wei
hhfmei utef ierMtH that ,ieneHl
solha8f intehdtd he ekiend SIS hafeh
inta the asas Giandes district avs
Amonr 'he MORMON ui1niea with
tlt# % destroying an houses. st8f
ana ffm mathlnrty. iWrfessne ndn
rdmbaianis 1876 thp pdaal hfNs ara
Na9hu thai stctiun batfrn 81 attir.
rtaln and ioHl that might he usei
bt ife rehels fhe Mafmons asted
fcf protection
rha Nsiboiis, church s6uih whitA
0wns 3i0a.Heo Vatih ot rfopetv iv
rhlhHlhua haa glosai a. dsofs sinrt
villa seeum Thar ats Ai tha
Cath0lir churrhes Wtte rldscd whtn
THE spanlsh ffcsis ANA huns oe,e
cebtlled
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
'NOf. LAUGHLIN SAYS BANK
Bill. IS POLITICAL MIRACLE

araso. Dec. 30.-@The currency
~ g The political miracle II the
because rot ten of the men in
~ aoase who voted for the bin uE-
l3cd its fuHdamentaI principles
lAs ia the opinion q J. Laurence
sai'n, Professor Of political econ
az the University OF Chicago. ez-
..1ased today in an address to mem
pt the city club. The wonder OF
'4e professor said. is that they in
"1+ted the correct principle with
W realizing it.
When sou look back year and
Vi ne situation with regard a. the
s''s- o. the monetary committee if
.'tss you believe that the days of
'ieai miracles have mot passed he
a.. present barking laws have
Aa the statute books since ths
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
VERDICT Or GUILTY
FOUND AGAINST
CONTRACTOR
Bart Dunn Democratic PolIll-
cIao Is Convicted Of Con
spIfacy to Deiraud Ia New
York Highway Construction

fut weeHiH1 i-HsHtt reteiAt tssssn eiarl
N'heh s VI iipe aO bart Bunns
head uf The InHNat 'nnitartlhs tBn
uans and democratic state committee
man iusenh g fosari As rmnluya
uf the state MshNny department and
the punhar Cunttattina company
Wefe found palut here today bemte
supreme uuuri Justice fdmpbhs ef
conspiracy 80 deftaud the state W
Use construction ~ foads
An Investigation lntn ihe highways
affahs of iiueklaud e6hhit conduct
81 lt iehn 4 iiehhesst TEA te thp
Indictment o. ihe deiendanis nnhr
ana be associates wete haipod with
uslne materials lhfeflnr 10 lhase alieb
fui m thp contract fot lhe e0nstine
ti0n ui State road
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

rAMptC0 PRESENTS
PROBLEM 10 REBELS
feoealS Insist ety. Protected
by 6a06oatS, Can Resist
Any Attack Which Nay Be
Made on It


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ies we N'N''i,- may 'n' A'N'fi'i,'.
i'"N h'' " aN', ~ i'o't a0''t''i
p ,oA,'Ne" ''N NeNi,'fe hNi hol'e R'f
iest siaht ~ 'he ia't that lhN tooh'iA
fs fieh and that Hehefal HHefNn ~ g
Iast resort Noolu nat heai'a'e fo 'at'
mone' Whete hD eNW'a emo t
Already jhe 8binei nas considered
tAp tonustatlon of the property @
all individuals who afe kNUvn lo heve
armNcd themselves aaainH the go,
unfnrnt fha nteasb'e bees nW ie
,rNtd iht MH approval of the miN
letela hnt q Wapir1 q wnl pro,
a righ tfsaNi NnlleeItnt tbH' fil
Iido Hhori W heina iattel haep hean
mHae ih eltia7 oHFide et tha 'apE
'el i''ff'A ia al""ihA oh ''e aoeN
iiN nv mooney 'n eafif on ihe "tf
th" laiio'e nl 'ieN fiaheisDo Wv"
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int'ea of Hen eaiNadof Mettadn Ri1
tion. 'a7eu7l ofeeDo ih wye tfat
pleo' lhe te-ns'arhheh 'i lalteen hA
government eol'lefs ahd 'he pres
ent' Hl monterey ei tiNe thNb'an'
tedefal TROOPS are loohed oh hN mili
tory men aa mdi.nilons tAat thr
aWlhAlhH au'tht ~ we i'h'l hiN'A
'oa heeh e"Wt' up aha mot iiohl
NOW ou stno WARFARE VII Nh tafileA
'h
ltehel HNmnathiaeia here Insist tht'
Tamrito WIN he eos' rret nt ihe
Icbeie 80 the nest atthrF aud that
lltrf oapthtina ihp pnf' thpf mat be
'speptrd 20 du Wne of tWn things
iithet advance t0 The renter nf ihp
country and aitnoh sah huis roiusl
~ return notthwaid and flsh for
he possession Bf Monterey
NIliiaft men neiiaea tho rahals atp
inlikeb t6 panmlf the tactical hftsp
a mntina no san t.ws tsalasl aed
eatlne the nteesi mahiiisad ea,afn
naat fofet la thni, tsat al Atsntntat
rho santa nltliat atubariilas da net
,etiaVa mat suapsssftt attach en
,ientsret tynnid bn a stopia tast All
he wat ofrpe bete Il i nat aap
eded that iha tabais vauia be abta
- tsta .tapnlpe dsfenaai aa Il ts n,
wo Thousand an mpra faaetaia ain
iaftad tt tbn snns or Mesjpan tats
lime ne tba o,bar hand tba tsHets
: is Rnnwn. san ntine fn ,ba aitaab
4 ieast g6oo men ana + faw plaaas
II atnilsfy
genstoi eapatais tbtaats a. ssts,
be rif of Mesioe willie ate,tpe
oma atlebt aesiefv sta net taben 81
i6nsiV bt nnai naaria vim tallaea
.
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must separate from 1t for the first
time. He declared that the duty to
his state was greater than any he
owed his party.e
The Louisiana senators continued
their fight after the tariff bill went to
conference, hoping that something
might be done at the last minute to
save the cane growers OF their state
from ruin. This expectation was
worse than forlorn from the outset.
The conferees were committed to all
the important features Of the bill and
discussion of sugar and wool were
regarded as useless.
The house conferees protested
against the brief period allowed by
the senate for preparing to accept a
reduction in sugar duties to approxi-
mately cent per pound. They did
not want to accept the extension Of
time to March 1. 1914.
Readjustment Of the treaty between
the United States and Cuba must be
taken up at once to meet the new CON
ditions caused by the tariff bill s
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OAHU GIVEN
Compliment
ON HER ROADS
Kauai County Engineer ]. H,
Moragne Says Obstacles
Are Very Large

Praise Of the work being done on
Oahu in road builnng was paid yes
terday afternoon by ]. H. Moragne,
county engineer of Kauai, who accom-
panied L. NJ. Whitehouse, city and
county engineer, on a tour of inspec-
tion over the roads Of the city and in
the Eva and Waialua districts:
That Oahu is rapidly coming for
ward with fine roads, that it has far
greater obstacles to overcome in
building and maintaining them than
is the case on Kauai were two Of
the statements made by Engineer
Moragne.
The trip yesterday consumed the
greater part of .ne day. They visit
ed the scene of the Lord Young belt
road contract job. passed through the
two districts and covered many miles
OF city roads.
~Mr. Moragne was greatly pleased
with the road work we are doing
here,p said Mr. Whitehouse. He was
free to admit that on Oahu 1t Is much
harder to maintain good road than
it is on Kauai, because of our heavy
traffic. Then again, on Kauai there
are only, he figures, forty-six miles of
highway which the county maintains,
while on Oahu we have $50 in the
city alone and 100 miles in the out
lying districts
He believes we are coming for
ward rapidly with our road improv-
ing and that we are working it out
on the right basis
Mr.. Moragne prepared a very In
teresting paper, read before the con-
.Yention, on the subject of 'sHow Kau-
al Has Made Her Famous Good
Roads To him is given much OF
the credit for the fine roads there.
for as the engineer for the county
they come directly under his jurisdic
ton He leaves this morning foi
Kauai.
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HAWAII JUDGES
0. K. TILL new
APPOINTMENTS
Information from Washington
That Jurists on Expired Terms
Are Serving Legally

President Wilson and Democratic
administration leaders are going to be
in no hurry about making appoint
ments in the Hawaiian judiciary, ac-
cording to information that John H.
Wilson, Democratic national commit
teeman for the territory, brings back
from Washington.
Wilson says that the president and
his legal advisers differ with some
of the people in Hawaii who declare
that the jurists whose terms have ex-
pired and who are still officiating are
holding Office Illegally and imperiling
their decisions.
-On account of the number Of ap-
pointees whose terms have expired
Dut who are still occupying places
|on the bench, asked particularly In
Washington whether their decisions
are legal, and was told that this
was a matter which had been given
consideration and decided in the af-
flrmative.
president Wilson and his advisers
held that judges. serve until their
successors are appointed and qualify,
and that It makes no difierence whe-
tner the termit0 which they are ap-
pointed has expired or not.
1T is pretty certain that there will
be no appointments made in any Of
fees here until the new governor is
'inaugurated and voices his own views
on the matter
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HIS HONOR IS
king PIN OF
Large PARTY
Forty first Birthday of Mayor
FittinoIy Celebrated BY His
Host of Friends

Eat. drink and be merry, for the
mayor is fortyone! Out at his house
today they are eating, drinking and
making merry, officials Of the city
and county, friends OF his honor. TOT
them Dull Care does not exist today,
The government can Wlggie along as
1T wishes for the present tWenlyriqQr
hours.
At the head OF tle i9el 5a2.e s',s
Mayor !. u. Ferns Wna ! 1fte : r. 2 Z
grandmotners tooth khat = !. tns ~ lls'
slew Tor the Iease y sns - sssL. saa
TO ms ieit ana 70 nis l,s ~ n.s
trusted flenos. men sslsRs : y an ~ ~. ~.
lltlcal hres lhey - t.s' s..se. ~ t,.4,' l.s
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increase 81
TROOPS FOR
OAHUP[ANNED
Senator Chamberlain Not Well
Satisfied with The Present
Status of Army
SAYS COUNTRY NOW Is
UNPREPARED FOR WAR
Field Artillery May Be Greatly
Enlarged Following the Hard
Fight Put Up BY Wearer Of
I0ga from Oregon

- 81 !. 1l'7--- q =. S
Army OFFICERS mere VINO Keep = nm
ger on the oIIleiaI puiss pI 5ne ~
tion, have begun % LOOK on senas2l
George r CnamDerialn, q OIesos' ',i
chairman OF tne colnnll1eee on IIiill.
tary alIairs as Inc Moses VINO y %
ieao the army eut q sne Mliu.. W q, lss,'s -
oI unprepareansss Senator Sl1.,,' 111
Derialn mas cone y the lLont Win
some smasnins ltutns WHICH ne =
driving nome = cons 80 on eseas =
posslDie eccasi9a' anu .nIs pollsy =
niteflng 70 Oanu SiA unus Vulu
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GENERAL RECALLED
Especial cable to the Nippu Jill.

Especial cable to the Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan. September 25.-
In accordance with the demands Of
the Japanese government, President
Yuan Shfh-Kai has recalled General
Chung Sun. commanding officer Of the
federal troops at Nanking, China. and
governor Of the province of Kiang-
81. General Chung has been deprived
Of all military honors. This is the
flrst step to be taken by the Chinese
government in clearing up the killing
of the three Japanese residents at
Nanking by Chinese federal soldiers
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Steamer Crew Under Suspicion

SAN FRANCISCO CaI- z5As
three packages n the rsosersd mail had been FILED during
Of Pacific Mail
the The
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Sulzer Objects To Ruling
Made By Impeachment Court


handling
mentioned the acies Of Ipsach This ,11e1t denied
eonkb1ors adssIbIe
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Taft Has Lost 60 Pounds

WASHINGTON D c. Sept 25ExPesdsnt Tan called
ompnented TAFT hs health exprssden
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25Sug-
ar, 96 degrees test, S.61 cents. Pevious
quotation 3.73 cents. Beets: s8 analy-
sis, s. Z I'D. Parity 4.o1 cents. Prev
ions quotation. 81 Z Lid
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T0DAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh -chicago 2, Pitts.
kurnh 1.
At Philadelphia fdoubIeheaderl-
Boston 7, Philadelphia 3; Bostof &
Philadelphia 2.
At New York-Nsw York s Brock
Ixn 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
York 2
Al Boston PhiIads|pb|. 4 soslon
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fractional Feeling So ioh as Result Of Lower House Fnht
That Leaders Ask Capitol Grounds Be Cleared Of Armed
MenHouse Adjourned Because OF Fear Gallery Speota-
tors MIGHT Shoot at S0lons
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SENATOR IHORNTONS SPEECH Is
TRAGIC feature OF DISCUSSION
Places Duty to State Before Duty TO Democracy and Refuses
TO Uphold Administration Tariff Measure Which Proves
Landslide That Is Surprise to Party Leaders

Especial Star Bulletin CoFrespondence1
n n 1orf - ,,a,ef sararafn frnrn 4,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-19
BARNET HOTEL BURNS,
AGED LADY MAY DIE
Mrs. Betsey Mason, Aged 80, Was Found
Unconscious and Rescued From
Green Bank Hotel

Barnet, Sept. l9.-The Green Bank ho-
tel in this place was destroyed by fire
between and o'clock this morning,
and the fire may result in a fatality in
the serious injuries sustained by Mrs.
Betsey Mason. aged so years, who was
rescued from the burning building in an
unconscious condition The loss will be
high, as many of the guests also lost
heavily.
The fire was discovered in a shed in
the rear of the hotel and spread rapid
ly, so that the guests barely had time
to get out of the building. One of the
guests lost roll of 1850 in money, and
other guests lost large sums of money
A barn which was attached to the hotel
building also was destroyed and there
was lost with it quantity of tools
and some stock.
Mrs. Mason was found at the foot of
stairway unconscious, and was car
red to the home Of a neighbor. 1t was
found that she had sustained fracture
of one arm and may be hurt internally.
Some estimates of the loss run as
high as $4,000. There is an insurance
of not more than $500.