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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
In the Churches

.. First church 10 christ. Scientist \. o.
T. w. auditori ~. lll9 ChaTline street.
lesson. Reality" sunday school AZ 10
a. m. Wednesday testimonial Insefinf- a
p m. same address Keading. room
days. from ~ n. 20 ,. m also on sat
urday venings from : 20 o'clock rho
public Is invited 70 visit our rea.. ng
room. No. III" trHpltne street. and at
tend our serives.
Second United Preshvter,an church
corner Of Chapline and Fourtfr0fr
streets. Rev. J. n Littell H. T.. pastor.
sfrN 80 S1nnhth MOI uinr az 10 -. o. .fl-
ny Z 30. The communion service which
was announced Tor sabbath morning. has
neon postponed until April IAN. sIl-
bath sc'ool ana Bible rfasses At 9so'
Second Presbyterian church. corner 81
Market ana Twentieth streets Services
achol At $50 A. m. Christian Endca to-
meeting NJ - ?. m. PRAYER mcetir- az
- g. mo- prayer meeting Weduesdnv al
IS o. n Rev. r VI McMillen. u T..
v'ii preach a. htoh services sabbrfh'
congregational meeting will be held on
W We, evening; Arril 2. tho choir
VIII sing the following music.
Morning SorvIce
AntheH y. Roll the Roek
offsrtoryI'AwaEc Giad soul q, Awa SS,''''
Evening service.
Anthem welcome Happy Morninr
OffertorJ.-'Christ tho LORD g. Risen
To-Day 800 .---.--.. Henry wilson
Tho Firat Unitarian cnurch--Ths ms
tor. Roy. li1ward 4 reaHa. will preach
urpn Tile Nature and Value Of palIH
Testimony 90 the Resurrection Of reHua"
Hoard NJ Trade rooms. MARKET Auditor
i4m hn.ninc. sunday morning - II
urlurk
There vut he servioes ~ tho FIrrt
irrah Ftrrlan church on Chauliuo street
sunday no usual There viii be no come
rIf4Dn rrrvirfa aH was intended. uu a.-
count ~ tho flood Tho rr0rrnrn fNnf
Vas o. 30 heil on sunday has been post
l0nci Tor one Wenk All are corAffllv
invited o. attend tho services. o. many
N TIE other churches viii be- damp from
tff rrfr nf flood
stone Pre- hyterinn. f-if1 Grove. o. 49,
- ", ~. fast"r ~ o. %. eahftfl
Tor theme "Mlafits.' t.11 3. NJ fr r.
= % ~ Chriftian Endeavor. leader
roudu tei ~ tho pastor
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Tho cathedral AZ MILAN

Toe world Renowned white niarbl .
Catheiral OF Milan, adorned with nearly
Zoo statues. contributes one of the
many new features OF Lyman H Howe's
travel Festival, which comes To the
curt next Friday and saturday, April
.. The especial glory Of this wonder
III structure IS its architecture. Its
splendid spires and pinnacles. and it's
silent statutes, form a veritable sym
phony in stone which has survived the
deN1station OF ages. wars and revolu-
lions There - no structure like If in
the world. Other great cathedrals are
grand. nut none Is as perfectly symmet-
real as this. II Is an unrivalled exam
lie of harmonious architecture and
sculpture. It's deiicstely chiseled pima
cles 70 marble convey TO the spectators
mind an overpowering sense OF grace
and beauty In stone. The series reveals
the tracery and sculpture from many
Viewpoints and takes the audience
through the topmost galleries, where the
exquisite beauty Of the windows and
carved screens is noted at short range.
\ thrilling escape from Infatuated
limos. building a New York sky-scraper;
dynamiting a mountain, a jaunt through
Holland: "A ride through the Simplon
Tunnel connecting Italy and switzerland
another through Niagara Gorge. a visit
10 Ia Granja. Spain. and to the famous
military academy at Culver. Ind. Paris
fashions. jelly fish OF the Moditorran-
can. and trapping monkeys are some OF
the features OF the new program.
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To Increase Army.

BERLIN. March 2S-A bill increas-
Ing Tho German army by 1900 officers.
$4,000 non commissioned officers and
1896 privates was adopted by the
'rdnr1l council to-day The peace
frcugtE OF fle active army ia thus
ra I'd 20 approximately 100000 men
HI.h tho colors
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evening. and about 1000 gallons of
CO cream were DESTROYED. as well as
e large amount Of milk. and the ma
chinery Is inundated. The large dy-
namo which was recently installed al
he Dorcr foundry g. covered with
Hater and will be practically useless.
The buckeye Enamel Company. in the
-ouihern part ~ the city. has been
caught unawares. and the loss will b.
Cxccedingly heavy.
Groeers Suffer.
The grocers are practically the
gr"tfo losers from the food. and es.
trciallv those IN the southern part OF
Tho city. The EroCers in this section
VIII suffer the most. a. PREPARATIONS
Wcro made for only a. feet. AID the
stocks we're moved from the base
mont 10 the first floor When the
news N the greater volume Of water
vas received IN that city. the grocers
made heroic efforts 20 remove their
stocks n higher points. but 10 no
avail. as the water soon reached the
first story. and now practically all the
stocks are destroyed. The Rodefer
Packing Company. south Of Bcllaire.
was also caught unawares. and a. a
r"'ilt VII suffer heavy losses.
Floated Away.
Tho large platform ~ tho Ohio
River & Western Railroad 81 this city
worked loose nv tho ravaRes OF tho
murkv walters and foated away yes
erdav morning Several small ho1rpoq
which were formerly located along the
river near here. nOatod away yester
day afternoon. and their former ncc1i-
pants are indeed homeless
A. ths Mines
Tho coal mines in and near this city
have suspended operations and scv-
"ral efforts were made 20 close tho
mines Thurgday. but sil a.. nnuta fail
90 ord they are now flooded The
power houses and tno machinery ara
ron fIetrly Inundated ana ~ Will b.
.rtrrai weeks after rho floods rorrdo
.'e'.r" Tho niner7 ran resume work.
Tho tipoie ~ tho Fort pift rrinc.
south ~ This city was WASHED away
yesterday morning and ths Toes VIII be
about 5000.
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The reason sterling silver
wedding presents are
priced so highly is be-
cause they Stantdaily use
thru generation after gen
Grafton and grow more
valuable each year.
That is they do If they arc
genuine sterling silver and
thar is what YOU want 20
give You will find the most
offensive display Of ~ in the
Wheeling district AZ this
store The prices run from
$3.50 ur according 20 the
article ans ail ere markt in
plain hru.e,
W iUkrES CO
'.e.h.. Silver Specialists
$3.50 Market ST.
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DAMAGE HEAVY AT
BELLAIRE PLANTS
BUSINESS HOUSES ALSO SUFFER
HEAVY LOSS.
Relief Work Being Pushed by Various
Societies. and Much Suffering
Has Been Relieved.

The river al Bellaire became station
airy al about 3.l3 YESTERDAY afternoon
and Tor the first time in the pas; faV
days the people b-cathod a sish of
relief. At Q O'Clock last evening
the mari 90 fhe Windsor Hotel
registered about - feet. inch.
es, about seven inches less than the
great lcod OF 1885,. Tho loss ana
SUFFERING 81 the people of This cts
are incomprehcns:hlc Tho suffering
OF the people 81 that citr. especially,
those IN the iosllnds arc not rs great
as expected. but mant sad tales wore
related 10 the charitable societies and
many ~ Inc homes Vore washed away.
The telegraph lines and the Bell
Telephono lines W this city. which had
been down for the pa ~ few davs v-crn
repaired yesterday and the people OF
the city we're appalled, b. the tales
OF death. loss and suffering from tho
neighborIrg cities and those who wore
able, Fouf a liberal ruh-crIpfiou TO
the fufor.uR mankind kilograms
have been received from points all
over tne country. inquIrng about the
welfare ~ Pho citizens
Fire and Police
Ten policemen patrnlod tho cffv ln
Hklha laf evening and about five pa.
uoled Tho city IN tho daytime BIt
ieW arrests were made. and those ON
charRnH ~ drunkonneee Nator Waa-.
man issued a proc 'amafi0n yesterday.
asking fhe people OF Hr'Iairc 20 DO
very careful in all matters and o..
pecially those in regard tr conduct
and fires Tho people flt. heartily
endnrfed Die proclamation and tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
INSANITY WILL
BE THE DEFENSE
OF NEPHEW OF PRESIDENT HU.
ERTA, OF MEXICO, GUILTY
OF MURDER.
hesieans Attack Train Bearing Sol
diers. but None Are Injured

oiers- out None Are Injured.
MEXICO CITY. March 2S.-Tempo-
rary insanity, it is understood. will be
the defense offered by the attorneys
for Enrique Zepeda nephew OF Presi-
dent Huerta. and governor OF the Fed
ersl district. who personally directed
the assassination yesterday of Gabriel
Hernandez. a political prisoner in the
Belem Jail. Zepeda's case. after being
investigated by the Department OF
Justice. will he sent to one of the civil
courts.
The rebels again have made commu-
nication with the United States by rail
impossible. except by way of the Mat
amoras, by cutting the Mexican Cen
trail Railroad north OF Jiminez. Direct
traffic from Monterey. In the State OF
Nuevo Leon, also is interrupted by the
cutting OF the Mexican National Rail
road between San luis Potosi and Sal
tillo.
The government believes II will be
able TO land sufficient troops in Sna-
loa to hold that state in line but pri-
vate advices show there are only 900
federals in that state and that the
rebel bands have been meeting with
little resistance. although they were
defeated by government troops recent
~ at Rosario.
The city II Dur. capital ~ the state
OF the same name. Is reported TO be
In fear OF an attack OF the combined
rebel forces OF CGlixto Centreras and
Pereyra, officers OF irregular troops
under the MAlero regime. The rebels
are now AT san Gabriel. IS miles north
Of Durango.
Reported Victory.
Government adv.ccs from the sta ls
Of sonora are measer. but it is report
ed that the rebels + ave won a victory
at Cananea.
Press dispatches and private adj
vices from Hermosillo. capital OF tho
state Of Sonora sage that the situa-
ton there e growing desperate. y
bread riot Is imminent.
4 train bearing GO soldiers and a
number OF camp women was attacked
yesterday near Cuatlaw IN the State
OF Morelos By followers OF ;he rebel
leader Emiliano Zapata. The train
retrested to a point four miles from
Guatla where a battle lasting six
hours too place The federals were
saved bv the arrival of endorsements.
The soldiers estimated the strength OF
the Zapata force 81 some hundreds.
Pasgual Orozco. Sr. who Is now
in the region where tho engagement
was fought. expects 10 locate General
I.p5;a soon and his terms Of peace.
Special dispatches say that .,,inaga.
IN tho state Of Chihuahua has been
captured by rebels
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Yrs. Alice viro.nia slaekbYrn.

Mrs. Alice Virginia blackburn. VIE
OF George blackburn passed away a.
Tho family residence on Fulton Heights
yesterday morning. following an OK
tended illness caused hy q compiiCa.
ton 81 disease. TIE deceased was
In the 18th year ~ her age md be-
sides husband. ~ survived hy one
daughter. Mr. ~ u Naliv. ~ Fulton.
and ono son. George j. 81 tnlontoun.
"a Funeral arrarroments have not
been completed. bu' Inc remains viii
be- taken ~ Allegheny FOR iutp-mrrf
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MEDICAL AID
VIII Be Furnlshed the Flood Sufferers
Gratis BY Members % Ohio
County Medical Society.

An Epidemic ~ sickness usually
forms an aftermath of 20 nood. and
fearing that the conditions viii 10
unusually serious after the present
nIEh waters rocodc. tho members N
rho ohio County Medical association
hHrn cD0prrafed ~ care for the med
.ral needs uf fhe poor Tho following
'atnmeut Haa issued yesterday by
.N. rrrIeft
hr, pi..I...u or fUr ohio County
...I.d .ori..s aHI GLADLY render his
.'.s'... rufu'ou.it fD tho needy alf
ff.I Iu hH.. uf..ft hr The ret-.l
lI f.r r.lI
f-.f.|I
ur fau.. -tIHur Pre-
Ur D Il..rI Burn -...
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Obituary
Mrs Rosa Virqinia ouialey

The death OF Mrs Rosa Virginia
Quigley occurred ~ the family resi-
dence on Caldwcils Run yesterday
morning. following an extended illness
caused by q complication Of diseases.
Mrs. Qu.gley before her marriage was
Mss Rosa Virginia I.ashorn and was
we'll ,nowr g. '.is Cit Tho young
woman was IN the nineteenth year OF
her 1eo and leaves host of friends
and acquaintanccs 20 mourn her loss
Funeral arrangements have not b.en
completed on account u the hish
water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
THE THEATRE
GALvANI AT COURT MONDAY.

S@ivani. mental marvel and greatest
Vl sll hypnotists, is To return to the
.ehIt on Monday for an engagement ct
IVur days. Galvani was booked u ap-
pear ~ Columbus next week. lie stop
ted or here on Wednesday to visit with
iriends and the floods prevented further
traNel When the cancellation OF Fine
featncrs WAS found to be necessary
ana the dates for the Eiks' eNtraVaganzs
were changed TO Monday and TUESDAY
M pts. Arru is. 10 WAS then that Gai-
Nani was prevailed upon to remain IN
wheeling next week.
. Galvdni promises to give an entirely
utier"nt performance each night Of hts
engasement here and Ia particularly anN-
ious 10 answer any questions from mem
ners OF the medical profession and To-
even demonstrate any scientific points
mat may come before him for Discus
sion.
During his previous stay at the Court
SalNaaia made not one mistake ana had
nut four subjects whom he quickly rec
pSniz"i a. impossible for him To nypno-
uLe and lor mat reason were dismissed
seats ian now &c bought for all peg
forTances.
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Jun Secured

spec AZ ItEunfcr - the Intel Fenrrr
8 fury ~ r. men was finally selected
to-day 'n The erininai court. after
panel n; 81 men had been exhausted.
20 try Joseph Dev9ns for stahhing Nj
ch1ei Clancy and James y Devine -
death with a fruit knife fast August
Zoo front 81 a Fourth street saloon.
lose ~ che manufacturer wfii rot 10
so rresf as af fret tho.rht ~ they
were nuon- the frqt - receive news
n fFe sco~rd Use and immediately
placed large foreer ~ mon 90 work
in rcmovlnE their stocks 70 hirhef
cround
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y meyer A., vs.,ass
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Tho First Unitarian cnurch-Ths ms
tor. Roy. lioward a reaHa will preach
urun THE Nature and Value of ua.Ia
Tn9timuny 90 toe Resurrection Of Jesus ''
BOARD NJ Trade rooms. Market Auditor
ilm BUILDING. sunday morning ~ n
u.rlrsrF
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Stone Pre- byterian. F-ln Grove. D. o.
lTwrllyn. Pastor 20 o. 10. Eatftfl
school, ~ a. on preaching hv fne f.s-
Tor. theme "Misfitaf 6.10 3. No. fr o.
= 90 ~ christian Endeavor. iea Ier
Mr. Pred lfrurt0n. 90. public services
r0udu. tei BY the pastor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
RECOMMEND that JAIL Be ENLARGED

Having returned "a true bills and
six not true bills as well as investi-
gated the county property, the grand
jury completed its labors yesterday
afternoon. filed its final report and
was adjourned. Among the recon-
mendations made to the court is that
the county Jail be enlarged, the pres
ent quarters being too small, and that
the county prisoners be employed on
a rock pile and that the rock be used
for road Improvement. The jury
reported that it found the county
poor farm clean and sanitary and ap-
parently well managed.
Indicted Pool Room owners.
Among the fourteen indictments re-
turned yesterday were three against
Pendleton proprietors of pool rooms
for permitting minors to play in their
rooms. w. J. Connors, John Butler
and John Estes and Zachariah Mat
thews Jointly were named in the IN
dictment
John Gegen, jr., was indicted on a
charge of selling liquor to minor.
George Ferguson was indicted on
a charge of larceny by bailee. it be.
ing alleged that he sold piece of
machinery which did not belong to
him.
Frank Miller Harry Geers and
John Messer were Jointly indicted
charged with larceny from a dwelling,
they being the men alleged to have
robbed the residence of L. G. Frazier
last April.
Edward Coulson, the man captur-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
yIRULENT MALADY KILLS
EASTERN LEWIS CATTLE

CHEHALIS. Wash. Aug. % Stock
owners in the Chehalis and Newauk-
um valley have been very much
alarmed within the past few weeks at
a sickness which has been attacking
the stock of this section. Between 25
and 80 head of young cattle have
died. DR.. W. w. Stewart of Che
halls, deputy state veterinarian. and
DR.. Drake, have pronounced the dis
ease hemorrhagic septicaemia. and are
making a careful study of it, using
every effort to stamp 1t out. For
more than a week no new cases have
been reported, and it is believed this
has been effectually accomplished
The symptoms are a high fever. driv-
cling. bloody faces. bloody discharge
from nasal passages, ears and eyes,
sometimes a cough and sore throat
and often a skin eruption on the es-
cutcheon and udder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
NEW WORKERS ARE
COMING TO ROUNDUP

The fame of the Pendleton Round
up has traversed the continent and
penetrated into the heart of the ma
tion's metropolis. From New York
this morning letter was received at
the Roundup headquarters from G.
and a party of ten other Gothamites
would leave their homes early next
month for Pendleton with no other
purpose in their minds than to see
the show which has been heralded
abroad as the great and most thrill
Ing show on earth. He wants to make
seat and room reservations for the
three days. Mr.. Sherwood is the pro-
prietor of a large hotel in New York
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23

ed by Don Campbell while in the ac,
of rifling the till of the Hermiston
Produce & Supply Co, was indicted
on charge of larceny not in a dwell
ling.
Jailbreakers Indicted.
Frank Miller, Harry Geers. Rud
Stubler and Edward Coulson drew n
double dose because of their attempts
to break out of Jail by saving away
the bars. They are charged with Civ
ing aid in an attempted escape from
Jail.
Men Arraigned.
Stubler. Victor Dahlgleish. John
Hodson Smith, indicted for sodomy
under the name of John Hodsmith.
Willis Jordan, Julia Walker. Miller.
Geers, Messer and Coulson were ar.
raigned yesterday and this mornips
and will enter pleas next Monday,
Charles Martin Matson, indicted nm
der the name of Charles Martin.
waived arraignment pleaded guilty
and will be sentenced Monday
Not True Bills.
The grand jury yesterday also re {,
turned three not true bills, one against
Ray Shelton, charged by w. L.
Thompson with fraudulently repre-
senting himself to be man of capital
and with inducing him to enter into
contract Involving $4,000, one against
Varnel Mason, accused of defaulting
with SIG belonging to ole Olson, pro-
prietor of the Queen Chop House, and
the third against James Simmerly, the
young man who stabbed Jack Hess
at Helix recently.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
CONDEMNS PUBLICITY GIVEN
TO HARRY THAW'S WIFE

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-"Lurii no.
toriety with the maudlin publicity
Evelyn Thaw has managed to get
from her unfortunate husbands es-
cape from Matteawan is a menace to
the country's girlhood and mother
hood" This was the declaration of
Mrs. Julian Heath. president of the
housewives league who bitterly de-
nounced the publicity given the utter
ances of Thaw's wife.
"Unsophisticated and romantic
girls" she said, "are apt to think that
the way to realize ambitions is to i'm
itate Mrs. Thaw. Her repeated ut
terances are an insult to motherhood.
She drags her own child into the pub
licity scramble. She shows no con-
sideration either for Thaw's mother"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
RANKIN HON EROBBED
WHILE FAMILY AWAY

While members of the family were
listening to the band concert last
evening a burglar entered the home
of Mrs. ]. G. Rankin at 613 Mark
Street and stole $40 in cash from the
dresser in the room of Miss Pearlee
Rankin, chief operator at the local
phone office. The money was In the
form of a gold piece and had been
left in jewel box on the dresser by
Miss Rankin earlier in the evening.
When she returned home from the
concert the money was gone. APP
parently nothing else about the house
was disturbed and there was nothing
to show how the intruder had enter
ed the house. 1t is thought he used
pass key as the doors were locked
as usual when members of the house
hold returned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
Hygienists Gather in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 23.-Prominent
educators, health workers and scien-
lists from all over the United States
and from several foreign nations are
gathering here today to attend the
grand fourth international congress OF
school hygiene which will be formally
opened Monday and will continue for
one week. DR. Charles w. Eliot, pres
ident-emeritus of Harvard. will pre-
side at all sessions as president of the
congress. An informal program for
tomorrow consists of addresses to be
made by the speakers in scores of To-
cal churches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
ROUNDUP TICKETS
ON SALE MONDAY

The advance sale of tickets for the
Fourth Annual Roundup will open
Monday morning, August 25th. at Z
o'clock sharp, in the portable ticket
office which Will be located on Court
street in the block west of Main ac-
cording to an announcement made this
afternoon by Vice President Ritner
Reserved seats in the grandstand
Will be sold at the window in the end
of the office toward Main street Box
es will be sold at the side window.
No one person will be allowed to
purchase more than twelve grand
stand tickets for each day or one box.
This rule will be strictly adhered to.
Separate seats will not be sold in box
es and boxes will only be sold for en-
tire three days.
Sections F. G. H, I, and west sec
tion will be thrown open at this time.
This is exactly the west half of the
grand stand. The east half of the
grand stand has been reserved by an
action of the board of directors for
special trains and out of town mail
orders.
Numbers Will be provided to per-
sons in line and these must be pre-
sented at the window in order. This
will prevent ticket hogs from crowd
ing ahead of those in line.
Arrangements have been made for
several special police to be on hand
and any disturbance will not be toll
Grated.
Absolutely no boxes or grandstand
seats have been reserved or held out
in the half of the grand stand set
aside for Pendleton people and the
first in line will be given the pick"
said Mr.. Ritner
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
DEAD MAN MAY HAVE
BEEN ONE OF GANG

PORTLAND, Aug. 2s.-The man
giving the name of Joe Barron, who
died in hospital after being shot by
one of the bandits who held up the
soo-Pacific train Tuesday night, was
Identified by Detective Coleman as ].
h. Allison who was released from the
Walla Walla penitentiary recently aft
er serving Is years for murder com
mitted in Seattle. Chief of Police
Clark stated he believed Barron was
one of the robbers shot by mistake.
Four suspects are being held but it is
said nothing has been found to con-
meet them with the crime. The police
are working secretly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
FIRE DESTROYS CASTLE
BUILT BY JACK LONDON

SANTA ROSA, Aug 93.--Fi:e
early today destroyed all the perish
able rart Of the magnificent new stock
castle erected by Jack London. the
author, at his ranch near Glen Ellen
The mansion was situated a short dis
tanre from the old farm house Lon
don occupies The author and his
wife were at the old place when the
fire started. Thev were PREPARED to
move in a few days. The property
loss will be heavy.