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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04
Mr.. Lind ha asegurado la elec-
cion del General Huerta.
Esto opina la prensa mexicana.

,,.,,1
iielIe Id proOaolliuau oe qoe e0Ie
sea el 1utufo rreSloen'e ue Id
Nepuonca' I,v.It M ;,
Ei DlarIo, eli I'll eui'oIiai ue
81 e0lcioH uei 'ieflieo' oice IL que
Slgue. @
d Id eleccion oe 'icUorldLo
i1Uei' I'd e' ID t1ioNiiii" 'ai,io"il"
lid eSUauo uU"0S%' ios uI'iiiiOS
acoiiCeclnlieIIUos oiptolI@ClcoS y Id
lhespefaua actlVuu uei PreSluehCe
wilson y eI oecretaElo bryan Ia
nan hecho cIerta.
DeSPueS ue oeolcaf aIguhoS eio-
s'oo a =! ieoluoi''7 ''''7i i'''' q d
''0uIo UtCe "S.'
Ii Fte',ueIICe " llSoI st I'D
eAcafg&oo ue cTIsIaJlzaf ID poPu-
iaE!oaa oe Huerta haSCa que eI
ritImo h& Venldo q ser la encar-
nacIon de Ia dlgNld&d y S0DeTanla
h&cionateS.
II Fals puoIlca otro eu'Io-
rial en- ei m!SMo Sehtioo, dlcieh-
j. Il,.g. - = - n
90 cue eI FFeS!uenUe wilson ho
solo ma Ianzaoo Ia canulo"Iura
deL General Huerta' slho que Id
ma ahIlclpaoo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04
Otro desairito a Wilson.

Ell Sr. Leonardo E. Curtiss,
Presidente de la Compania de
Luz y Fuerza Motriz de Guiana
iuato, declare el sabado en- Colo
rado Springs, donde Sc encuentra
temporalmente, que la Compania
continuara operando pesar de
la orden del Presidente Wilson de
que sus enpleados salieran de la
Republica,
CerO Y van.......j .jcuantoS?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04
Una victoria de los re-
volucionarios.

La iunta revolucionaria mayto-
renista de Nogales, Arizona, re-
cibi6 aviso el sabado de que las
fuerzas rebeldes habian obtenido
un triunfo en- San Bias. Ell despa-
cho que da cuenta de Ia batalla
asegura que los federales perdie-
ron IA hombres entire muertos,
heridos y prisioneros, en- tanto
que las perdidas de los rebeldes
fueron insignifcantes. ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04
Confiscan propiedades
del Gral. Diaz.

Para las 4 de la tarde del saba
do ultimo estaba anunciada en-
Matamoros la venta en- Totes pc
quenos del rancho de Los Borre-
gos, propiedad del Gral. Felix
DiaZ.
La operaci6n fue decretada por
ell generalisimo Blanco, pero CO.
mo NADIA Sc ha vuelto a decir de
ella, creemos que no ha de haber
habido "pobres' que le quisieran
entrar a tan brillante neg0cio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04
Los ameriCanOs estan
indignadOs.

Muchos de los americanos resi-
dentes en- Mexico que han decidi-
do obedecer al Presidente Wilson
abandonando ell pals, estan indig-
nados contra su Gobierno porque
di6 instrucciones a los consules
de Veracruz Y Tampico de que los
despacharan a los Estados Uni
dos del modo que saliera mas
barato. -
Casi todos eIIos han manifesto
do que preferen quedarse en- Me-
xico a tener que embarcarse a.
montonados como 81 fueran ami
NO 1O-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04

Como antes decimos, pesaba
sobre los americanos ejecutados
la acusacion de formar parte de
las flas rebeldes, pero los jefes
de esta filiaci6n que estan en- Cd.
Porfrio Diaz aseguran que no
andan extranjeros con Carranza,
sabiendo solamente de un ameri-
cano y varios japoneses que Sc
adhirieron q la revoluci6n, siendo
antes obligados declararse ciu-
daianos mexicanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04
iAbaBdonarOn MOncI0Va
los federales?

81 martes en- la manana Sc
anunci6 en- ell cuartel de los ca
rrancistas en- Cd. Poririo Diaz,
que $50 federales de los que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04

Haga usted todos sus pedidos
de libros en- espanol a la libre-
ria de IGNACIO E. LOZANO,
de San Antonio, Texas. Els Ia
casa mas barata, segura y acre
ditada entire las de su ramo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-04

Ell pdblico que compra Ebros
en- espanol, Sc ha convencldo
de que no hay en- ese ramo otra
casa mejor que la de IGNAClo
z. LOZANO.- .-607 DOlorosa ot.
San Antonio, Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
SHOOTING MAY
CAUSE STRIKE

TRINIDAD. COLO. Aug L. Anxiety
exist. iu Trinidad tonight and
Throughout tEi- section of District u.
United M'no Workers of America. be-
Cahse of the killing ns. rish- os
Gerald iippi1tt. former orrau!zar of
The miners ur.ou. o., g. " Belcaer.
detective. The state federation a.
labor NiiI assemble Ier. tC-murrov 90
d".'rminc whether there shall l, %
s'rik" o. 900 miners 20 D.~tric' 15.
comprising utah. Colorado and Mex.
leo
The shooting took place FOO the
street within % few minutes after Lfu.
piaft. with nt" other miners. had i,ft
q train in which they had come to
attend Tho convention
The Trinidad Trades Assembly, 10.
day discussed tha possible strike
which tIe affair of last uight had
made. Bon f1e members Judgment. nr
more serious
An Inquest into tfo shooting which
resulted in lirp'a''- death ard the
woGniirg ~ Ho'ehor hs Lippiatt viii
DO held Tuesday afternoon HeIeher
and 20 brother detective. Walter PnIk.
arc ho'h undo arrest a. result of
Tho homicide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
Congress Sends for
Its Winter Clothes
NONE WILL HAZARD A GUESS
AS TO TIME OF
ADJOURNMENT.
Leaders Say Currency Legislation
VIII BE Pushed at This Session
Sugar Schedule This Week.

NASflNGTON August 17-Con.
Eress having yielded to the wish OF
: Tts'uehl wilson and sent home for
Us iaI clothes. members are becom-
tilk F"conciled TO blasted vacation
hopeS and settling down 10 comnls,.s
the tarin revision with deliberstion
ahI 10 take up currency reform with
out undue haste. "'''i
When the special session will he
-eaUN 10 adjourn has ceased to he a
sublect OF speculation No one pre-
,ehGs 10 hazard any more guessps. and
..,,,..S .,aueIS IN Doth houses declare that
currency legislation is TO be completed
even u II Is necessary 20 run right
UP 10 the regular session in Decen,-
uer. senator GallinEer. sueaking in
the taTin debate yesterday OF the nee
tSs'y Tor keIHbltcans TO debate GER
2 laii proposed rates at length was ask
80 y ne mad sent home for his winter
cinthts. lie answered with an affirm
ailNe nod. About 1859 T. NJ on No
Nemher 30th Speaker Clark is writing
IltndS who ask him about adjourn
With the administration cu-rancv
hlll sim in the Democratic caucus OF
the mouse. Speaker Champ Clark .=-
: sued statement tonight i'm whicn he
asserted thar the bill would be sent
I TO tne serfi' carly in September with
soiid iehl''Ia'lc support. Represen-
'''.Af' nv lli A4dlI man OF the house
rules coWmittee. also issued a state
Ineni relating to the hesitancv OF some
democrats 10 accept the bill as now
W'ttrn. indications that the Senate
democrats propose 20 make "A bill or
their own ara increasing and efforts
10 commit them to any currency bill
or definite policy failed a: the caucus
last Thursday night.
Carrying OJt Promises
Speaker Clark. in his statement on
ih" situation. asserted that the Demo-
Gratis IN the Baltimore convention
promised tariff and currency reform.
tn" promise % revise the tarif
downward. he said. now was prac-
i-'ally an accomplished fact. while
ih' redemption of the currency
promise lis just bscinninC"
That is 20 ray." the speaker CON
'i1u"d. "th' currency hin has not vet
been presented 10 the house Having
passed The first stage. that is action
by the d. mCcratiC membership Of the
house committee on banking and cur
r. ncy. whatever oi differences eXis'
/ among Democrats are being threshed
our n the caucus. the proper place 70
ihrcsh them plIt. After caucus actiCel
We viii. a. We have done on inn
J. -'ant questions for three ysars.
present q solid front and send the bill
10 the S'na'" early IN Sepfem ber
Abundant opportunity for debate and
amendment viii be AFFORDED Nobody
BIAS any "isnc-!'iOn 10 railroad 81
through either the caucus or the
house
"a person does not have 20 rate
'he GlassOw"n bIll as peri. ~ 10 be-
l"ve thai If is q gr' ~ Improvement
on 'h" present patchwork system
What viii be- counted as among
the good features Of the bill by such
great agricultural constituencies as
represent IS 'a" fact thar if makes
provision in th" savings department
CONTINUED on Page seven.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
SULZER MAYTAKE
The INITIATIVE
TEST OF QUESTION AS TO
WHO Is GOVERNOR MAY
GET INTO COURT.
Said That Sulzer Will Issue Par
don Which Will Bring the
Matter to a Focus.

ALBANY. y. Y. Aug l7.=Both
Governor Sulzer and Lieutenant Gov
ernpr Martin II Glynn. who claims
10 be acting governor. spent a quiet
sabbath. Mr. Sulzer did not 20 TO
church as usual. but spent most OF
The day at the b. dside OF his strick. n
wife and was much encouraged at
the favorable report of her nurse 4
Few friends and advisers called dur
ing the day and he enjoyed a short
automobile ride late in the afternoon.
Mr.. Sulzer vas informed Of the es-
cape OF Harry X. Thaw from the
Matteawan state hospital for the
criminal insane. but did not discuss
the mater
Mr.. Glynn's day was spent quietly
az Cedar Hill. his summer home. lie
'xpressed interest ~ tho news OF
Ihaw's escape. and inquired eagerly
iCr details. but offered no comment.
tie. however. sent telegrams 10 SUI
perintendent Kieb. Of MAJ. avian. and
10 Superintenleu' Riley. of the state
prison department. requesting de-
tailed information OF the escape
The following bulletin on Mrs
suffers condition vas issued TODAY.
Mrs Su!z-r IS resting comfortably
While her temperature remains higf.
AZ io2. she feels less nervous and
passed much more restful night "
\ sharp break IN the holiday armis.
tice Is expected when the trustees O!
public buildings hold session to-mar-
row. The memb bers oi This board are.
the governor. lieutenant governor and
speaker Of tho assembly II {, under
stood that Lieutenant Governor Givqn.
senator Wagner AMI Speaker Smijh
VIII hold the meeting without consult
ing Governor SulZer. who. IN any even.
would be unable 10 hold meeting of
his own for lack of 4 quorum.
May Take Initiative.
Lawyers who have rtudied carefuily
the text of Governor suffers hnal let
ter 10 Lieutenant Governor Glynn ~.
press the opinion that ~ foreshadows
an attempt 10y Mr. Sulzer alone to
bring into the courts fhe question "a q
20 whether he or Lieutenant Governor
Glynn is the lawful chief executiV,
pending the decision of the court az
Impeachment The old report rs -.
yived that this will be- done throu. 7
the medium ~ pardon \ statem-u.
by William Barnes. chairman OF the
Republican state committee. com.
mpnding the cause OF Harold + Hin
man. minority leader 81 the asSpub.,
10 opposing the Impeachment reso!u.
ton. has caused considerable spccuia.
ton. u d. pointed ont that Mr. Rarr.s
bases his approval -utirelv ou ihs i-.
adequacy ~ the time given assembly.
men 20 study the report of the FraN.
Icy committee and That he embassies
his conclusion that SIR q ynu now un
d"uht-dly Is the acting governor.
7 mere ar" seventeen senators arI
only nineteen votes I'm favor az fN.
governor would prevent Impeachment
his assumes that at tho justices ot
me court ~ appeals and all tho sena.
tors Riil ;ake part in the trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
SITUATION QUIET
AT STEUBENVILLE

N.f.|.f f......N f. r.r r.t.II.r.r..-
S1Et UENNfLIE o.. AUG d.
Last nights di.ordcrif scenes were
NOT repeated TODAY thuuru occasional
oufhur-fs of fhe irrIrierf mob spirit
1r" looked for o., fI. authorize. Of
.1'. intend fn enforce lau and rhr. b
disorder because u Hsa injured Lu..
moss here ari continuance Ie t.r.
gi. tasteful f' business msu The mon
working at fhr Pope plant ar, hetrr
escorted fo aut from their boarding
house. hY susrI.
THr Pope plant .f1rf. ur fouI.lt
after Obj" Saturday shutdown With
eleven mills fH operation II. Weir.
Dn wiI Dr'rl.Ire flr
rifsd States wIrshlfe are .rrtIIE
fnc Injunction notice. TODAY Instead
OF ID modified Injunction fHr notice is
quite drastic lrI fqr r.a.hIrl Iu rs
w'HHirr .. STRIKER. admit IrI .t U.1.
hIhfs tHrm from No.r- nearly s,,r.
tnitr Th's usrk viI 500 many stri.
,rs seeking Jobs siscN ucrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
AUTO GOES OVER
AN EMBANKMENT
PARTY OF FIVE HAVE MAR
ROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH.
All Were Seriously Injured and the
Machine Is a Total
Wreck.

special Dispatch {" the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. w Va. Aug. l1.-An
automobile containing five persons.
one a baby boy twenty months old.
backed over a twenty-five-foot ernbanL.
ment into the Valley river near King
mont to-day. All the occupants of the
car were injured but it is believed all
will recover. They were.
p. D. Calvin. Of Pine Grove. wetzel
county.
Mrs. p. .. Calvin and infant son.
Mrs. F. Morgan. mother Of Mrs.
Calvin.
oonIey F. Morgan, brother Of Mrs.
Calvin.
The part was on its way from Pine
Grove to Fairmont where they expect.
I'd To spend the day with MIR. and
Mrs. WinhaIl. relatives. They lost
their way and made wrong turn
which vas leading them away from
The city. Discovering the mistake fhry
attempted 70 turn the car on the mar.
touring car. went over the bank into
The water and turned over.
Under the Car.
Mrs Calvin held To- The baby and
both went under the car The others
~ ihe party We're thrown into thu
water bur came to the surface at on-.
and assisted Mrs Calvin and son from
under the car All ia thr party were
seriously injured Mr. Calvin was
perhaps the worst injured of the !ot
i.e was caught by tae steering Nhr.,
and was severely injured about 'us
abdomen. sustained lacerated arm
and mad his head cu' badly Another
machine passing a. the time. took the
party aboard and brought them n
This city where they received medical
attention. The car is probably entir,.
ly ruined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
QUARREL MAY
END IN DEATH

ss'-ii i'.-r1fcN 90 ;..- .rtsIIf esreer.
FAIRMONT. W Va. Aug D.
Quarr"lnc over gambling game and
keg az beer 90 a foreign boarding
Fous" 40 Iamison mine 30 % near
Pennington. Steve Ncul. and Nick
Skerish decided to tight 30 ou. last
evening az O. O'Clock A. they dr..
apart from the crowd ~ Hunsl~iau-.
Skorish. who was much smaller ;la1
M'nis. Who .s very iaree and hea.,.
oros sullrto and stabbed Meme
Through th" abdomen SkDrf-h then
walked quietly away NerfF was fa..
on q" hi- room To-day hc grow so
much worse that phvsicilna were cali.
90 ana h" vas rushed to This cfft ue
Ua9 operated ou af Cook hospital frss
evening but bias small chance to ro.
cover Officers from tho sheria. OF
fec arc securing fhc country ,pr
Skeri.h hu' boz is believed fo have ....
capped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18

%EW YORK. August 17.-Uniform.
"a Hol!ce stood guard tonight at every
enhance 20 the hotel where Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw is staying. Always
fearful OF her husband. she showed
her terror TO L marked degree on
learning that he was at large. Her
mother. Mrs. Charles ] Holman. was
frightened even more than she and
urged Mrs. Thaw TO go into seclusion
until Thaw is found.
Harry has threatened 10 kill me-"
Mrs. Thaw said. "and believe my
presence In New York prompted him
TO escape. -Four years ago he told
me. 1 suppose III have 10 kill YOU
next. Many men will have cause
tor fear now that ne is free. He con
siders Dr Austin Flint his worst en-.
emy and undoubtedly will try to make
trouble for him The state OF New
York has a lot 10 answer for in this
case. What AIRY Thaw has been
allowed TO do AT Matteawan is an out.
rage TO think of bribery connived at
and keepers bulliel by all the power
OF his money. And now he Is allowed
10 ESCAPE. 2 suppose twenty or thirty
thousand dollars look good 10 some
people.
Won't Hide Long.
One thing is certain: Harry wont
stay in hiding long He'll be heard
from soon. \ few drinks make him a
ravIng mailman and when that hap
pens he'll head straight for New
York He's crazy TO get here and he
won't BE- able 10 stay away. have
made up my mind. however. NOT TO
worry. II anything is going 10 happen
] can't stop II. ! am awfully glad my
baby Is in London. though. and 7
think he'll he safe there
II am through absolutely. with the
ThaWs. ! don't want my baby called
by that name don't want to curse
anybody With il
It's pretty hard 20 tell what Harry
Vii DO now that he free Harry f.
crafty; ] think he has II IN mind 10
start some legal action. He certainly
took into consideration conditions AT
Albany and timed his escape for the
righ moment He knows the m!x.up
between the governor and 40 lpg1s.
lature made the time just right for
such an attempt
There's another man besides Or
Flint v no has cause 70 fear Harry 4
lawyer named Delaheld told Harrv's
mother that Harry Vas crazy long
before he shot White Harry never
forEave him II. always threatened
20 do something 10 him Hes terribly
tevnngeful ~. had that Uav ~ his
before he killed White In fact. Uar.
rvs trouble with Stanford White
started over another girl long before
/ h. met mo
{ Mrs Thaw refused 10 name The
other woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
CLAIM HE Is A SPY AND
WORKING AGAINST THE
GOVERNMENT.
sentiment Toward Lind Is Much
Modified and Situation Is
Encouraging.

MEXICO CITY. N'cust 17-Popufar
interest ia the outcome Of John Linz.
Visit 10 Mexico ~ th" personal repro
sentative of President Wilson WAS di.
Nid"d today ty the efforts hs a portiofi
OF IN" local press 10 secure TO" aIu..
cation Of article 33 of o.. constitution
20. br. w m. liayari Halc who for
som" Time mas been investigating CON
dltions DO Mexico on behaif ~ the I'n!-
u' 'C'd''S sovcrnWeL. Article 33 is
mo cause fuat provides for the eNp.,l-
son ~ .pcrniCious foreigners
me INDEPENDENTE. which is eN-
'Inrly rabld in us attacks on him
rugEeSta "dltorialiy that President
Hu"rta eNpel Dr. Hale. who is charac.
."TlI'd as a fry and declared to be-
WORKING 10 bring about Intervention
Ih IA" W"ek that has elapsed since
Mt. LIND arrived iu the capitol public
- tim"nt toward him has been much
MOI hed and The opinion nov rrsyatIa
ihat not alI OF the government officials
are a. ready 20 fummariiy rcJcrt his
proportions a. Nas Indicated before
No. reached tho capitol There o. roaF-
on 10 believe that whatever tho Next
can reply VIII he. Or Will b.. made with.
IN Two "r three day and that b, the
end ~ tho week Nr Lind WII br ON
bis way to the United states
Situation Unchanqcd.
" WASHINGTON. August o. Tho
M'Ni'du fiitatiou continued aprar.rt.
ly UNCHANGED today. uIfh President
" iIsuu ana Secretary irtHu awaiting
IN" iiu"rfa government reply fo fnr
preliminary note delivered Dt ..r.I
Lind % Foreign Minister glrh11 ort.
Niiig th" position rf tir
VI Hryan lot ~ boz tu0rn thlf hs .x.
prrfrd no reply for day or Two The
Tact mat Envoy Lind had established
o. lafiuns with fh. fl1"rfa f.tfrum.ut
through Miutt.r Gamboa following
reported d'cItra ions which almost
threatened Deportation og fdsrf
Wilson's persona rDfrcacnflfte. .etds
onicIals here to make 20 u.Ort .np.fgf
yiou Of the situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
Lilly Says Firearms
Must All be Returned

-tl.H. N.r.f.n q. ffc f-f.I.r.r-.-.
CHARLESTON. W Na AUG g.
ll tHe sdUfau. generals uG lrc rr.
.rrt th' opinion of Ntt .H.n s. a.
LILLY. rendered SATURDAY. 900 fIo hfsh
power firearms. corf-caf.I br fhp
state milr1r when r invaded Paint
and Cabin Cr'.a li.frI.fs and corn-.
Gated nr.Fru.. ulI-k.t. h,rr and
Other flIu ts. rI.f ls returned fo fre
Oar"re. % seriously doubt whether
curf-rdff0n would hc Justified. saNe
f'e attorney gor'nl u closing his
opinion. .n vHiOI ho cites Iut ono
authority. arI thHt Del held fo bs
trlIuef DIS contention b.. every up
f.r nrI military man Nho II- road
D. opinion Tho nrf chat peace Us.
been restored. fhsf calm lrI quiet rrr
'aI and fh1. tho -r'.f d.- .I.ufum
Hf ffs fun ia k1Ur f.rnrr nr r..
IaH of frs citizenship of thr affected
district toward tle Jaw suI tUr cTi..
r. thereof asf that tIn ier4I rcNf
i' conf. ..fe thc aims in question .-
t.-E doubtful. 90 i. Thought and br.
.f''DI tIaf fre proper disposition ot
nr arm. rov aogu,-frrsd o. t1 return
OBJ" -Hmr to those fwm whom fh,r
u'-e fak.r
AqsIrft AT Precedent
IHH opinion VHa f.u l..l'f H.
roGurf IrHm Captain C W Wool
ac'inr 'iIu'an' general f'r au opinion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
Papers Urge
Expulsion Of DR.. Hale
MUCH DAMAGE
FROM STORM

ALLENTOWN. Pa. August IL
F1'" barns within radius Of five
miles Of this city were struck nv
'Ihlhing and destroyed by o.. the
dTug stor" located in tho historic sun
Inn. az Bethlehem and two dwelling
houses on E'tweiu street. Bethlehem
sutted by fire and eight houses in this
city were unroofed during the most
sever" electrical storm within mem
DRY which swept over this city be-
tween hv" and six O'Clock tonight Th.
storm which sw"p' down from the coal
regions mot anotho- storm travelling
south almost over This city Hundred.
or trees IN one Residential secti7x OF
tho CITY we're u7-rooted. wires and
poles torn down for long stretches and
untold damage done 10 tho fruit crops
10 the outlying districts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
TAKES MAN BACK
TO WASHINGTON

Sr.Da. U.-.af,. fs Tho Intelligence
FNlENoNT " Va. Auc II or
hrefs 'rr1 Washington. 10 g.. Camo
h"r" foray to take Charles Kimmett
hack 90 that titt vtei. he is wanted
for wl-appropaalu 5000 Eimmetf.
% is saiI. vas Given tho money 10
81 porif ln "a hrnk bur instead left
tb" city with tho money coming here.
iin was arrested by Tatrplman ,. R.
liarr who Rad description Of tho
man wanted Hn accompanied fna
Officers hack 90 Washington without
protest
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FIIT TSFl RGU. Pa. August IL
one person was Killed. a dozen o.
m Yr" stunned. some seriously. and
over score ~ fires started here to-
day hy hLhtuing during a terrific plec-
irlcal Wind and hail storm HEAVY
ddmag" WIS inflicted by vash-outs aud
Tor hours .ausportation lines were
seriously crippled The loss from fires
alone i- estimated az close to $50 600