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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17
FIRST LIST OF
CLAIMS GRANTED
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
MAKES LONG LIST OF
ALLOWANCES
From the Workmen's Compensation
Fund. Wheeling Woman
Beneficiary.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteiiiEencer
CHARLESTON. W Va. Nov. II
The first allowance from the Work
mems Compensation Fund. the act
creating. which went into effect on
October I. were allowed Saturday
afternoon by the Publis Service Com
mission. Among the. list OF claims
We're payments TO six widows. all OF
whom with the exception OF one. have
children who also become benehciar-
les under the law. To widows the al
lowance il $1,000 per month until
death or remarriage and $500 per
month for each child under the age
OF 10 years. and until tho child is Is
years OF age. Every one OF the deaths
was the result Of accidents in coal
mines. due TO the falls oi coal or
slate
That more allowances have not been
rrade mp 10 the present time. IL is
learned. is due TO the slowness OF
companies and individuals I'm sending
in the Proper reports. so that claims
may be made up and action taken by
tho commission. Some OF the DELAYS.
IL is conteuded. are due to the new
ness Of the law. hence lack OF knowl-
edge IN both the employee and en-
ployer as to what Is really needed to
satisfy the commission OF the rlstncss
Of the claim. and the data necessary
10 compute the compensation
The commission has adopted n rule
that all persons be notified In advance
of the date when a claim will be con-
sidcred This Is not taken TO mean
that claimants for compensation must
appear before the commission but as
a -, -
certain date. which heretofore will be
on Monday OF each week. unless other
wise ordered. their claim FOR compen-
sation will be considered and allowed
II the recommendations OF the chief
medical examiner and claim clerk ara
approved.
Claims Allowed
-l ne GAINS allowed saturday, and for
Wtl'u '1',E- VIII h" ISSUED hy the state
lows.
o. fatal incidents
fHetu.l Cook. of Wheeling. widow OF
Ii,eiie- O. Cook. killed iu mines ~
w n"eiins steel * lion company. So
Elzancth IIariand. o. ~. Hope. widow
- D. D. liarland. KILLED Goo mine OF Nfc-
i'U1 go &c '"Se company. and one
Edna Bradley. ~ Lcev1ol. widow OF
rtIN w Bradley. killed 100 mine OF
'-',, '..''H 'ns'. dated coal company.
sarah = Myers. nr Ncluw,u widow.
Ut e.. A. Myers. htlI'i 200 rrfre 90 Airing
,l ,'. q yNe company. and un" rhild.
\ie'.. MorEsu. I-on.ou. 3D.. widow Of
f t'',.M '..lI9d Morgan. Killed lu miue OF
eh--.ir"n. SO Per month
pay m..nt- made. 600 non-fatuI acc
cover TIE entire amount th. iu .lr.f r...r-
. N.l. i'''.t" lr many Instance Ga,
.' ...' '.... fHrf.I. ore. If gh....
DO Id.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17

day evening following a brief illness.
were conducted yesterday afternoon
at his late home at / O'Clock. Inter.
ment was in Wegee cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17
P1tnsr vs. Trustees.

accident.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07
ytclcr WtItpcrfchrSmea.

Sn eneliihen uno ipaniih.n 81.
ndn3treifen befh6ftiet man ilG mt
Dem plan einsl iduellen 8.rbinouns
bon europa mad Siioamerito iiber
9frtta. Our 9erwirilidune oes
planes bat iih bsrsits Elm 9orliiee
nit sin.m Sapitol bon 700 MiliOs
men 6rant 9ebiIoet, IS banoelt ii1
UNI ole Grbduung elmer Giienbabnlis
ME BON Son9er ourd Worofto uno
ipeittr enilono Der Weitiiite Don
Qfritn Gbsr Rio De Spro mad 0os
tar uno 9utburit. Die 8obn ioll
oo~ppsls.lsiiig uno nit europdiIder
8onlpur du%sqebaut luerosn, 70 oab
ole suropGiiAen $3iise. Madden lie
duf elmer Ocmpifdbre BON Gibraltar
rad Sangsr ~iibera.iibrt moro.n
Sino, auf Der afritdniihen Strede
0ur6laufen t%Dnuen. Elm lmii.i9.n Der
Reiienoen uno umlaosn Der Glitter
aI'c permisosn miro. Die gauge Gis
~fenbnbnlinie bon 3ang.r nod Ootor
miiroe .tlpa $500 ailometer, oas
4nihIuBitId 8atar 9Giburit
run0 200 Gilometet lang neroen,
Qn ole Giienbabn irG in Dotar Elm
fdn.uer Dampfsroisnit nod p,rnom4
buco nit tinsr ueoerfabrts3sit BON
orti 3ogen Ff oni6li,Ben. Man
rednet oataui. ole Rsiie bon europa
nab ptrrambuco. ole iebt bon 2if'
Tabon n6 elmo 10 big 13 9og. oous
ert, aif Der nersn 2inie in etDu flint
3o9en suriidl,gen gu ionnen. Gut
fir iGmtlihs 8%iiitenorie WsItofritas
ipiirben b,o,uteHoe R:iiepsrtiir3ungen
tintrtten. Die Str.ds 2onoon
aapftabt, gu oeren 3uriidl.sung j.bt
II Soqe n0tig iino. piiros in eli
bis Slp0lf 5oger 5urrd9.l.st isin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07

ur,unpl,m uno rtIte9elt mtt5rarhte
llngIiidIidcrlpc;is jsooh bate @t B
bos @elb bel Der Ya-iisr Sr.oitons
ItoIt f6on abgebuben, Der 8iccmte
~itren1ts nunmebr Die Slags N%otauf &c
gen genb an. Der llntsrIuhun9s
ridter 3, apier ipuBte ubsr nift, ME
er bic .0uunsrei" oss getla9ten itraf
redtIi6 Enterbringsn iolits. Gr lam
su benz SGIuB. boB sr lit nur elmer
ein9ebiloettn 0aunerei ge9eniiber fe.
finbe unb mics BE &Iage db. Der
9icomt, be 8reuil lpirb olio Isinen
2itel .Nlfyeo J.. a0nig bon Nrabisn
uno SDrien" tebalten miiheu. 9tsl.
lsidt lpiro er fein Sell oamit bel Der
Diplomatic feines 2unoes periu6sn
t0nnen, bic ia in biefem auaerbIid
eben an Sprisn unb ben ftan3oiliden
R,t)tsn in Sprien Elm 9robes Sntsrs
efe nimmt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07
Gcdlenfhnitlcr
geifpitlc runoerbnrrr mathematician
NernuIasnnaen.

Cine crgIifhe 3eitfdrift pIouOert
iiber 81. beriibmteiten Redentinitlsr
Der M,It. Gintr Der e%snialitsn hiss
fer ei9,nartig begabten Menidsn 1T
Migutl Mantiqa. Der jebt odt Su6r.
alt if, uno oeffen pbdnomenale IRE
6sniunit iid) idon i'm Sabre 1910.
dls .r feds Sabre alt mar, o~ffenbars
t.. Sein 9alsr fam zines Sages bei
elmer 9ershnuno bin uno her. oh Elm
beitimmter, fernliegen0er Gag, Der
fir i'm pidti9 mar, ouf einen
Sonnta9 fallen miiroe; Der &nob.,
Der iid i'm 3immsr befano. iuat.:
.Natirli6 1T ss Elm S%onntao..". uno
81. 4nQabs itimmts genau. Der 8ds
ter, ben bieie Ginmifdung oes ains
bes ndtiirlid niht psnig iberraidt.,
rid)tete nun an osn Sleinen Elm, Qns
Sabt re6n.riIter 6rogen, bic W(i9u.I,
obne Ii6 aud nur eiuen Nu9enblid su
be'innen, unmittslbdr bsanttporttte:
r@uf pA6en 2a9 Der Wohe fi.l ber
"a. Sanuar 1892" lautete Die critic
}raoe. ,Quf einen Oonu.rstd9",
~onttport.te Der 9nabs. .uno auf
pelden 3dg miro Der "a. Sonuor
oes Sobr.s 1000 %faItn2" nIuf
Wontog." Die 4ntmorten por.n riha
tia. Der tlsins Nefner CAB oonn
in elmer Gslsbrt.no,rfammlrug nod
on6tre probsn Isin,r ftauntnsp.rt.n
1dbiqteiten. Oab.i muB b.m.rtt
p.rosn, bub er i'm Sabr. 1910 meotr
leisn nod idreiben tonntt.
Sin dno.r.r N.6entiiuitl,r. ner
Stalien.r Snauci. mar fuit NraIp4as
lei, dls er bic Barrier 0elebrttnipelt
psr6lufits, inoem er in 5ebn Setuns
ben ole Rubitpur5el pon q fdno.
Der i'm porigtn Sabre i'm utter BON
80 So9rsn Deritorb.nt Umeritansr
Griffith erbob in feds Sstunoen
cine 3a6l our itd)it,n Yot,n5. 5m
poriqen S~dbrbunoert Is6te Elm 8e6ens
tunftIst namsns I3erab Goibum, Der
ols fs6sjdbriosr &n0be bi, 6r12t:
.Q3elhes N Die SuGi, ots, MI l!1
iel6ft multiplisi,rt, bas Vtoouti
$4,000 erqi6t2" i4on not pier
Gstun0sn ritti9 bsantmprtete. Ter
fronsGfft. 8s6sntunitler Qsnrl
Wonbtur antluoItets .inu Iungsn
Domt, Die i'm asiagt bate, DOB lie
10 1abrs aft ri. oui Der Stels:
Damn ba5sn Gle 599.184,000 e
.un6sn q.I.t!." Der S%i8ilionsr 9l.o
Wonaiontle fano ols anabe oou
ashn Sa6ren in 30 S.tunb.n Die SUI
bitnur5sl BON 9. 796,416. 5soeoiaR
Burton. ous Wunosr bes IS, Sahr'
burotrts. fono lin aopf'" Die DUO
brotnur3sl timer 3at' non 60 3ifs
fern.
gg ioa nod srnGbut psrOsn, oab
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07

sreue tenni. 9dtt. mid p,rordngt lei
Dir uno BEN 8inns. Sd bab isius
Ruhe a,funoen in al Dem Slams uno
oer llspp;eleit bein Siri!sn Gdrfas
toff." iI1qte lie lsiie uno lies IS nit
aufleuAt,reen 4ugen esiheku, 0ds
sr ihr,n @ra nit ~ionftsr 0siuaIt
hurh ben ieinen So9. uno lIeB Iih
fuiQid Ron ibm bic einlaine Strabe
surudeeleiten. .Nohoem Der 3orn
psrrau4t mar. 500 Is mir INNER
nab. pein Wort BON ben osutihen
ssrausn. unh Elm Saa fam. no id
einfab, odb bu hi6t onosrs %tonntei;,
ais ou a.ton. unb nit BEN @inishen
lam bic Reus. bie bitttre. ruBlrie.
uno bic hsibs. %perSebrenoe Sebninht.
Sch mari mid BEN Outel 81 TuBtn
unb .rfIeht. meme dr.ibeit. Gr be-
banbelte mid ipie cine Wabniinniae
uno IisB mid bstpdfen unb einfhlies
zen. % fonb fi6 elmer. Der fih tes
it.den li,b. unb ih .ntfIpb- rsi't.
- reiIte tinsm unbeitimmten 3iele
Der Sebniuht mad. llno ais i'd IS
errei6t bate, ilb i'd 9eopi9. aufass
bliibt in al ibrtr Sdonbeit, Srnisn@
onmut, 6rau,noenut, Der msin 8ino
suI1hslte, bic ou traulih am Irme
fibrtslt. Sd puBte, es mar tein
Roum msbr fir MIDI in eurem Seben,
oas 9araoies ipor perIoren auf inn
merbor. Mtin 9slb 9ine gu Gnbs
= i'd npate .ua bsute nod einmal
I.ben, bann -
sic Itodte unh fdaubsrte. Ssin
Mluno p.rIhlpb ibr nit i~nbriiniti9en
9iiN.n Die 2ipp.n.
,0u tennlt es jeBt. bos Collide
@ort, bas aliies.noe, BON Der bimms
linden Qiebe Der Sreue bis iiber
ben Sob b%inaus!" fIiitsrte .r tief err
eriffen. mMirit bu oud benz Wanne
in Qiebe nod ~onhdreen tpoqsn, Der
fd ieinsm onssl!ammten 2%onossbsrrn
nit Der Bite senGhert. ibn ipieoer
auFsun,bmen in bic Shaar ieiner ees
treuen Streiter, uno isiS aud ais gez
m.iner Soloat?"
8tibe 06une floft Olga UNI ben
Qrm oes Wieoer9eppnnenen uno an
nadtspoll erboben Iih ibre Mueen al
ibra, als ite in i6euer Snn;gteit fiji
iterte: .Wo ou bingehit. gsb i'd ouf
bin, pein Soft 1T mein Soft, oein
Bolt lit mein Iplt; mo bu beeraben
bit, ba min id ouA begroben i:in."
Stiirmiih idlob er iie in f.in,
Irme. Mlit BEN &nie itisb er bic nun
an~eeIsbnte @artenpforte auf. 9eiot
Nrme UNI ihre @tltaIt p,riflung,n,
rief tr nit Ialtem Srsubsnrui
.Mutt.r! - Nutter!" in oen @orl.r
hin.in
limb 5dnn tsot. ,r f.in Weib fin
an bic 9ruft iein.r ereriffsnsr Mute
t:r. Isl. bat Die teutihe Srtue pers
iteben uno odten g.Iernt." fuate 7
nit sinem ftol5sn Iufleu6ten Der
btcusn Iucer. nMiitte.hen, iebi
ttbrt bas Slid Bel uns pi.oer ron
Elm, uno iiber alien llnps!ter IeEhtet
in Der Welt iisgboTt suleBt bod oit
uneri4itterlite Srsus!!"
(Gube.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07
Gin nssjabrSf@er, 6oetbeS.

9i. 0eifift. zines a~miiian;,n
ReulabrBl Aet3eS 8oetbes bat uns Der
aan5l,r Ulii0er in i,in,n Grinnsruns
gen aui6spabrt, Der ibn iih mad Ger
Gr3abIung aus oes 0i4ters WtunO,
oer3eid)nsis. .ungsiabr ums Subr
1870. 10 btridtste ibm Goeibs, nges
Tan0 i'd MID ,iuitmaIs i'm Wintsr
nit Gedsnoorif mo Ginfi,b.f gu
I6al6irq,l oui Der SasO. mo Il, 'tb
gar 3ei0ti6 .rgobten. DER Neujab:ss
;aq udbte btrdn, uno am 8orabeno
fei6loisn mir. Itatt ibt.r perion+
li6sn poetilhs G'tiitnijni9e ali bic
os~rttduteiien ptriontn 6es 6oI's ano
Der Gtaot 0ur6 einen Gilboten de3us
Isnoen. Der Ie am Irub,n Worlsn
oss sritsn Sanuar austsil.n ioltt.
So8l.id mudts man I'D ans @srt
uno brdfts ole haI5, Ea4. olrn
3u, bato iinnrsif -gaIaTlt. tato "a.
meriitiT6e, mitunter an iton'lh
o,tpur5ts 8,rie 5u o,rid6 n" 2si>tr
Iino oi.i. Iauni1en 0snt5i ter lsHtt
barmtcTsn 3sjt ni6t msbr 3uI1m.
usnJubrinq,n; nut 9ostbe ...rnut
iih no6. Dem 6rduI,in bon G0a]s
bauItn Tolgsnos gerI. o0ysTie.: 90
b1ben: Der Adu3. Der auf M.1cls
oens Gfilo iibt. - Sam 8o.tern
rofl uno W:rFHsn riben; Iie
V}uIsn hotsn Dih 70 trsu b,fhiibt.
nun moGIt Du i9nen w,s6sr
1iibsn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07
Tlfreb /.

Tie Grfabrunaen cincs Scutifen NIT
eiueni franS6firIcu Sorfhunssreiienoea.
Sm Sabre $40 trat cir Oeutffer
nit Nomen Nifolo8 8enb 6ura Ser
mittIung zines fron50iiS6eu G6iffss
tapitdns nit BEN 6orIdunssr.iienoen
8ieomte 4lfrsb be gr,uit in 8s3ie=
bung. Der 8icomte bate i'm 2aufe
zines longidbrioen Iufentbults in
4robitn unb Spricn 9etonntlhdften
mi: ben SduptIinesn mebrtr.r Stdm'
me 9smuht. Ritolos BENT erfubr bic
les uno idlu9 osm 6ran5oi.n folsen'
ben 8srtrae pot: {: iolt Ii9 iuieoer
mad Qrdbi.n uno Sprien beoeben.
bort nit 6ilf. Der Inn tefrsunb<t.n
Stommesbduptlinas bic l%lndbbGng:e-
teit bieier beib.n 2Gno.r ertlGr.n. ii6
gu ibrsm Gonig .rn,ansn lnFen uno
bann feline Qniprii be auf ben inrifds
orabiiden 3bron 1eg.n cine GntfAGs
bigun9 bon 100000 5rant:n an ben
beutlhen Gaiier ~pertaufen.
Der 0icpmte b. grtuiI bielt biei.
Sods 3unGdit fir ni6t %ernitbait.
Gr dnosrt. ober iein. Meinung, ots
sr fab bob cine 5rantfurter 8ont i'm
4uftrage ben Bent an Elm Earlier
Saus bi, 100000 6-ontsn .inianbt..
bi. fir oos porgefdlagsn. @.fhdft
bort aIs 8iirgf9af. tinisrl.9t tptroeu
foqten. Der Dicomte perbauoeIte bars
ouf nit 8enB uno oi,ier ~'.i'tsts ibm
.inen @oriduB prn $4,000 5rnGtsn.
9err Be grsuiI roiit. nit biei.r G.n~
me oerisben mad Nrabien ab. BORT
beriGmm.lte r in 81 NioIn bic
6Guptlinoe bon 8nJlf unobbdngie,n
GtGmm.n 0rubi.ns un6 Gpri.ns uno
.rr.i6te, boR Il. bi. llnabhdngigteit
4rabtns unb Sbri.rs fei.rIih En-
tldrt.n unb i'm als QIfreo /. 3um
aonig bon 4rabier un6 Serbi.h ous'
rief.n. Sir fi6 I.Ibft forgttn ft oas
bel inbem Fl. iid 5'poif Winift.rdmter
3ufdris5en. nod nsbr. Elm feierliher
0srtrco, .in. rpunr. @erFoTungsur,
tunb., tuurb. fir cen ntusn Gtaat gu
papier et6rddt. Der crite Qbidb IN
biei.m 8.rtrog bt'timmt,. oob bos
.unobbGngige G0nigr,i6 Qrabien uno
Sprien" Der b.iiig,n Juagf:au Waria
uno benz beiIi9en Worius g,p.ibt
f.ien. Der 8itomt. ti.B fotpohl bic
ZEN g.rtrag als aud oi. llrtunbe. bi.
Jpn gum aonig bsitimmte, br.6 ons
6oupt Der ibriIftn gatboIit,n in
aoiro nit Wamen Gafonifus bsgtour
bisen. Darouf ti.b CT bi. Inter
fdriTten Der 3molf 6duptlinge bard
bic dgpptii6. R.eierung beitdtig,n;
tie bt3.u9ts ibm. bub bic untsr3.i9s
net.n tpirilid ,lebt.n uno ibr b.tonut
Ieien".
Mit oi.I.n GArtittldcn Osriebsn
r.ife O.r .aonig" noA poris 3urid,
UNI ben Reit Der 100000 5ranttH
o~63ubsb.n. 5n Der J3piidn3.it otsr
mar genb tueg.n G,paIttdtiateit pee
gen bi. Gr3isb.rin isiner 3odt.r all
snti Sobrtn 0sFGngnis o.rurt.flt
tporo.n. Dos 1b.r rpor BEN 8ieoHte
;i.mli6 oI.ihai,tio, mtnn .r nur mob
bi. 177,000 5rdnten fir bi. Notrts
tung o.s aoniIstiteIs .rbielt ben CT
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07

fat ale oieIe Wunoertinber nit
ipenigen Musnabmen - &inoer bon
9auern iino nno t.inen 9ere9eiten
lnterridt ssnoHen boben; i. ints'
reFieren iid3 MIR fir Die 3oblen unb
fino oarauf 70 psrisFen. oab fe iuum
ettpus anoerss f%ennsn; 10 peib man.
baS piele Der b%.riibmteiten Rsfnsr
Stdot.. in oen.n Ie aobllpi. Nlole
oepsIen iino. bel ner,n 8eiu6en nlft
tpieoerertennen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
ROYAL COUPLE
WELL GUARDED
George and Mary Of England
Fear Suffragetes and an IN
dian Assassin,
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
LONDON, Feb 3.-Admittediy fearing
q sulfragette demonstration, but, ac-
cording 10 semi official reports, more
afraid of an Indian assassin. King George
and Queen Mary molored from Windsor
10 Buckingham palace today. The jour-
ney was marked by the most ella bora te
precautions against attack ever provid ed
for British ruler Of modern times.
II has been rumored for some weeks
past that the attempt TO assassinate the
viceroy OF India Lord Hardinge. was
only the forerunner of a similar attack
on the king. Consequently their majes-
ties, and the Prince OF Wales as well.
have been under constant surveillance of
detectives.
Preceding the royal automobile today
was another machine filed with detect
Ives who sorutnized every Inch Of the
road 70 guard against ground glass,
which It had been rumored the suf-
fragettes would scatter along the road
way. Another car carrying six Scotland :
yard detectives followed their Tnaiest!es
The king and queen came from Wind
sor for the pre- -Jenten court. The first
levee for the men Will be held tomor-
row and the first court will be held FRI
day night. To guard against suffra getre
antics, every woman guest will have 20
be identified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
UTAH POWER SEEKS
To DISMISS SUITS

Attorneys FOR the Utah Power 6
Light company yesterday appeared be,
fore Judge Marshall in the United
States district court and argued a mo.
ton to dismiss two suits against the
Telluride Power company, which has
been absorbed by the former corpora.
tiop. The matte, was taken under ad.
visement.
The suits were fled op the ground
that the company was operating on
land now part OF the Wasatch national
forest and on national forest ground
IN Cache county without obtaining the
necessary permission and paying the
necessary fees required by the secre-
tary Of state.
An account of S52.55 presented by
Charles Baldwin, United States com
were filed against the J. G. Mcdonald
Chocolate company. charged with vio-
llatlug the pure food laws by misbrand-
ing and adulterating cocoa.
The demurrer In the case OF p. J.
Moran against the Pacific Reclamation
company was overruled and the de.
fendant given thirty days in which to
NE an answer. lhe bankruptcy case of
George V. Ballard was argued and tn
ken under advisement
In the case of Eliza Willisms and
Others against the Utah Consolidated
Mining company aud others, a motion
to remand TO The district court was
argued aud taken under advisement. w.
H, POLAND and Edward D. Dunn were
admitted to practice law in the Unit
ed States court.
James Murney was awarded 8 iudg-
ment for 500 against the DAILY West
Mining company.
The case Of the Miners Smelling
company against the Majestic Copper
Mining & Smelling company was dis
missed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Railroad Notes.

II. W. Prickett. commercial agent, and
ID. q. Mcdaniel, travelling freight and
passenger agent, for the Chicago & Alton.
both with headquarters In Salt Lake City,
returned Sunday night from an ex-
tended business trip through the north
west. They report business good, al
though they had TO dodge srowdrifts in
the Cascade mountains. Tracks are all
clear there now, they say, but the snow
was twenty-seven feet deep on the
Northern Pacific and forty three feet
deep on the Great Northern In some Of
the mountain passes.
D. r. Gray, assistant general freight
agent for the Oregon Short Line, went
10 Helena yesterday. The object OF his
visit 10 the Montana capital Is 10 attend
a hearing OF the Interstate commerce
commission that Will be held there Feb
ruary 5.
j. 3. Durham, chief rate clerk for the
Oregon Short Line, Is in Seattle attend
ing a rate meeting.
G. W. Feakins, who was formerly 10
Gated In this city. has been appointed d
assistant 10 the traffic manager OF the
El Paso 6 South Western system, with
headquarters in Chicago. The appoint
ment was effective February !. Mr.
Feakins was formerly travelling freight
agent here for the Rock Island Route
and later occupied a similar position
here With the Colorado Midland He left
here about eight years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
THOUGHT
HIS RAZOR KEEN
John Holm OF Chicago Has Mar
row Escape in Chair of Crazy
Tonsorial Artist.

CHICAGO. Feb. s.-Johu Holm, a
newspaper man. had one OF the closest
shaves of his life today. Hc was shaved
by Perry u. Hall. a. barber. who con-
stantly discussed the ease with which he
might cut Holm's throat Holm, con-
vinced that the man was insane. jested
with him until he could escape from the
chair and then caused his arrest
ITS fine day." Hall remarked as
he lathered Holm.
''Uh. huh" answered Holm out Of one
corner Of his mouth
"And it's a fine edge 7 have on my
razor today Hall continued. IN
He rested tho edge OF the razor on
Holm's Adams apple and then went
on:
In fact. could cut your throat with
out any trouble. I don't believe a drop
Of blood would show on the blade, It's
so keen"
Maybe not" Holm replied. but think
how II would muss up the towels"
'Yes, yes," Hall laughed. Sure. No
body would blame me, though, II I did
cut your throat. would they?'
"Oh, no." Holm agreed -'but we're old
friends, SO put ii off a few days.
When the shave was finished Holm re-
fused shampoo, massage or hair cut He
hurried out and got policeman The
BARRIERS sanity Will be investigated to-
morrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
CHILDREN IN HUNGER;
FATHER IS NURSE
Gust Nash Faces Problem
That Is Driving Him to
Verge of Madness.

With his wife bedriddcn, sitting the
her lips, with nothing in the house fol
his six children 10 eat. and three months
behind In his rent. Gust Nash, laborer
living in the rear OF 81 South Fifth West
street. is facing u problem that ne con-
lesses is driving him to the verge OF
madness.
Until ten days ago Nash was earning
$40 per day. Then his wife had a re-
currence OF symptoms OF appendicitis.
for which disorder She underwent an op~
choice but 10 stay home and nurse her.
for 81. rs n day could not so far toward
paying for the services of trained nurse
after il had been drawn upon for the cost
OF meals for eight Then the larder. un-
replen!shed by the purchases ordinarily
made possible by the daily wage. became
exhausted Of food for the little ones.
The mother was too III To eat. Hollow
eyed from sleeplcss nights at the bed
side OF his helpmate Nash confessed last
night thnt he had exhausted his resources
and ingenuity In his efforts TO play at
one time the roles OF father. mother and
nurse.
"If my wife could only be taken care
OF the rest would be easy said Nash.
'I dare not neglect her, ii had the heart
10 90 so, for the children need her more
than they need nae or anytning-except
food. They arc crying for that now,
and I am helpless
AS ne spoke the stricken mother took
from under her pillow an apple, left a
few minutes before. and handed II to
the baby that pleaded for bread and but
ter. Nash explained that the condition
would he helped some II his boy, Is years
Of age. could get employment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
FORMER GOVERNORS
To HEAD COMMITTEE

Three former governors of Utah vii
head the reception committee at the in
augural ball Of Governor William Spry
to be held at the Hotel Utah on Feb
ruary -. They are Arthur L. Thomas
who was territorial governor; Hebel
al. Wells and John G. Cutler
Other members Of the reception com
mittee which was chosen last night by
the committee on arrangements are: NJ
S. Browning and Ralph 4. Bristol OF
Ogden, W. NJ. Roylance of Provo, Hor.
acc G. Nobeker Of Logan, i. ", Dunn
of Brigham City. George NJ. Whitmore
of Nephi, Frederick Steigmeycr, Joseph
E. Caine, DR., G.. G, Plummer, George L.
Merrill, John r. Bennett, O. j. Sails
bury, 8. A. Whitney, Elias A. Smith
Carl A. Badger, D. S. Spencer. C. s,
Tingey, w. f, Adams, J. II; Mander-
field, JOY H. Johnson, George II. Dern.
E. G.. Ashton, John M. Hayes, w. d.
Riter and j. T. Hammond.
The receiving line at the reception,
which will be held Just prior to the
opening ot tho ball. will probably in
clude Governor William Spry and Mrs.
Spry, Secretary of State David Matt
son and Mrs. Mattson, Senator Henry
Gardner, president Of the senate. and
Mrs. Gardner, Representative w. j.
Seeley, speaker of the house and Mrs.
Seeley; General Z. A. Wedgwood and
Mrs. Wedgwood and Colonel Rodney t.
Badger and Mrs. Badger.