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RAPIST
SENTENCED TO
5 YEARS in PEN

SPECIAL If..-rf.n 90 fte frfrfff-or.rv
CHARLESTON. ". Va. July 25.-
Cheer after cheer broke out IN the
kanawha county court room this AZ.
fcrnoon when sentence vas passed on
Campbell Clark. the young negro who
attempted criminal assault upon
pretty Miss Annie Hunt vhiIe in this
citv last Saturday Notwithstanding
the bitter feeling that vas manifested
toward tho negro. ~ th" time Of his
rrrest and during his trial because of
hts impudcnt reflection upon his at.
tempted victim. Clark lDff the court
room smilingly. and ~ hc left the alI
held up hts five fingers 10 tho expect.
anf prisoners. indicating that hr hal
been eentenced % five year impris.
0nneuf Five years is tho limit for
on attempt 20 c0mmff fIl. offcuze
the major ofense d. punishable plth
death buf whore mere attempt -
proven no" sentence may range from
ono 90 fva years
fr -eufrucing CLARK Jude. BlacE
0r rho Criminal Court. said
Sou have been COM irfrd It a. Iurt
or .Our peers after t ftlr and Impar
.Nif frHf OF ar attempt fn commit fHa
mot nn.u0ue crime hnDvu 600 rItIlila.
fuu. berIIaa a hun. rhr.fr rif would
.rner lose Der li'D frau be dsepoiisd
n her virtue hr Iusffuf bnafiaf ra.
plH Tho penalty mpperd hv lav fpr
In lfffmuuf fo commit fhIs nHnu-r
q. from ono fp I've years Tho extreme
penalty under The Law ~ five years Bro
fho Uonifeufiarv. 10 fhe asrraro mind
-"rme entirely 700 small for fhe char
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Ambassador Wilson Is
Opposed to the Many
Plans for Mexico Peace
SAYS THE COUNTRY Is NOT
GOING TO THE
DOGS.
Condition Not As Bad As Indicat-
ed and Matters Can Be
Easily Settled.

NEW YORK. July 25-Pausing here
for a half day on his hurried Mexico
to-Washington trip IN response 10 a
summons from President Wilson. Hen
~ Lane Wilson. American ambassa-
dor 10 Mexico. announced his emphat-
ic opposition TO several plans under
consideration by the State Department
Tor bringing about peace In the
troubled Mexican republic.
Supplementing statements he made
earlier in the day, disapproving the
suggestions of American mediation or
the appointment of tripartite com
mission. Mr.. Wilson tonight gave his
reasons why he considered the plan
Tor a tripartite commission not a FEAST
bic one
'If We are 10 consider such a plan.
We may as well abandon the Monroe
doctrine entirely" he said. The
Monroe doctrine pledges the United
states 10 take care OF the interests OF
American governments without the
aid OF any foreign country Conse-
quently. under the Monroe doctrine We
cannot attempt 10 settle Mexico's af-
iairS through the services OF such a
body as the proposed tripartite COM
mission. since IL involves calling in
outside governments 10 help"
Mr.. Wilson was reticent when ures.
TONED as 10 his policies on American
Intervention and recognition OF Mexi-
co by the United States. These views.
he said. he felt he must reserve for
his conference with President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan.
Il have been blamed for a great
deal. the ambassador commented as
he discussed his administration in
Mexico City.
Will Stand Pat.
On everything he has done he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

Indulge In
Repartee
DEBATE ON THE TARIFF BILL
ESTERDAY GREW AT
TIMES ACRIMONIOUS.
Many Amendments Proposed to
the Bill and All Voted Down
by Strict Party Vote.

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator
Williams. OF Mississippi. IN the tariff
debate to-day said that tie Democrats
lad found IL difficult 20 deal logically
with the tariff because the industrlal
condition had been placed OF nigN
sitlts by years of Republican pru-ec-
tion. This prompted Senator Gun
Minis 10 ask why the Democrats had
rot cut on little OF both stilted
legs. instead OF leaving the Industrial
Lody crippled with the manufacturing
leg longer than the agricultural leg
Senator Williams replied that they
we're afraid It would Kill tho poor
thing" 20 walk straight al ~ one.
You have put the countr, on
stills. said Senator Williams. ad-
dressing the Republicans We can't
r'duca the duties in one bill all THAI
We would ike to on account OF the
chaotic artificial condition YOU have
created W" c7nrot run a thread Of
logic through jhis bill for that very
reason"
90! agree with the senator from Mis-
sissippi thar the Payne Aldrich law
gave thc American leg stills that
wer" too high. bur ! think rho way 10
Correc' the trouble is 70 saw on a fair
length from hoth legs But the ssna-
tor from Mississippi would saw OF
one leg entirely and leave the other
where H. was. tins leaving very dts
iointed and perverted industrial body
He should leave tho agricultural leg
TO shorter than the manufacturing
leg
Still Crippled.
Well said Senator Williams. we
found the poor thing with one leg al
ready longer than the other and we
took of Droportionately from the long
leg, but still the poor crippled thing
viii have 10 go stumbling along
But Won should equalize the legs. %
said Senator Cummins
on. We struck a fellow so in the
habit Of walking with one leg longer
ruan he ether that We were afraid II
would Kill him II both legs were made
'Tactiy even Senator Williams r.-
torted. arousinC laughter OF the Demo
Gratis.
senator BristoW. discussing an al
legged discrepancy in duty or potato
,tarcb with none on potatoes. asked
senator Williams why the Democrats
put a duty on rice and mot on pOta-
toes senator Williams declared that
'ne reason was that tne Republicans
had begun 20 hot house rice and the
Democrats could not tar" all tho duty
Cconunued on Page ssvsnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Revolutionary Cause
Is on the Wane In the
Rebellion In China

SHAM HNI Jrs 30. .fu- rrroiu-
tiouar- cause here appesr- to b' wan
ing. Despite ~" iarge number ~
rebel rc-iuforecmcnt-. t'r attacks on
tho ars.nsl ut trs -pufH'ru"r- las'
night and todar failed completely ana
Dr WI Ting Fang. former 'niucse
minister to Tho United states. General
Wru-Tsung- Yso and other prominent
rebels after r. coufers noe today. t"l-
sgrauhrd president yuan ~hi ksi pro-
posing d basis for pence Negotiations.
T. is now known that So-' how -Fu.
boz TIE province - Kiauk-Su. iv BOO pos
.eSeiou ~ Tho uorthern.rs. The mill
fary governor ~ the pro, irrc OF iIf-
Nan. ono ~ tho thisr tea producing
sections ~ the empire has proclaimed
the ncutraiitv - hts district. and fh"
nilitsrv governor ~ che Kiauc pro-
-ince i- frmie glppressing oil pro-
paRands AGAINST Yuan Shi EIi
II>spttc t.s reEpfiatiors made fo- Az
aruisfIr. ngi ting Vas resumed 90 nine
n Dlplk fie rfsHIr- T." -'ut fruer-.
-cinfor.sd tt 500 cantonese arl 1000
1urauere. HEs'u att. Feri tho arsenal.
bgt wer. lefsttrd With consider -iii-
li1er have uop joined Oh. ..tfi'.fs
The tfIy rre-eufe ar s,tfl.rlIr.rr sl.
rearaure l.-'a ere blazing nr tho ".
skirts OF '.r re.l." r.f. a.l 'H..if
~ lprneIesa D. .revs r.Tll..- fr- CAMP.
irg in to streets T.s r".f raraera .f
.hs lo'.is .ar, ,r"vd.i vt't frH-r.r.
watching D. fg.frE
n i- repoftsi t.tt t.e rstei. .re raI.
inK bn0k fhrrurfn.f frs fHtr.I. f .f..
lr. an1 fNa' '" rrserfr'rf ''''.i.
gaining t.e upper hHrH
Un-uoo..-fu A,tsos
tftNG tfAL fuIy - T .e.'.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
PUMP STATION
IS GIVEN UP

~rf .sl l,.erIt.l to the frtelligcurcr
CLARKSBURG. ". Va. July 2s-
pon promise of striking employees of
the Philips sheet a Tlnplate Com
pany's tins late mill here not 20 molest
The pumping station ~ the plant
which ihev seized yesterday. sheriff
Ross = Stout and his posse of depu-
Ties withdrew to-day from the pump
ing plant and it Is being operated 70
give water supply 20 families resid-
ing around the main plant and 10 give
Do hre protection. Tho strikers ahan-
doncd The pumping station after com
yelling the engineer 20 suspend ~ aud
the sheriff. posse then fook charge.
40 outbreak was rcnorfoF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
MAY IDENTIFY
MURDERED MAN

Special ln-rsfrh 60 TIE Irtcilicrnce~
PARkERSBTRG. W. Va July Is
The body ~ the man taken from the
Ohio river nesr here on June IL with
the pockets Of his clothing illed with
stones. and who had apparently been
murdered. Is now believed 20 have
been Peter A. Messer. Of Freedom. Pa.
The local authorities today received
letter from Mary Messer. OF Free
dom stating that her brother. who
answers The description of the man
found here. had been missing since
Nay - when no started down the
Ohio river In motorboaL The empty
boat Was found the next day floating
near Fast Liverpool. O.
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F'Nl"'N. tlit .. I.-uaf. t fD
fh' DAILY r'.rer'uh uom Eu.rar. .f.
um"H min. "'.in,. FRIDAY urht. -a,
N'vf hHa been received from Sof.
80 terrific nutI. between S,f..sr.
'nd l'u'rHfiaus meas Tsrm,.os.Iu. nu
thr River Ur"s.dnrza iu vhirh tr.
hllrHriana w'rt tirtufi.ra TI.
'ir"-ks helped thr ~,r,aus. shos.
.'tuaifi'a vsre 1000. u i. probable
fh. e'Hrt is rresfis sS1greraf.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

west Vlratnfa-rair. warmer gatur-
dav sunday probably thundershows
weston psnnavlvaria Pair. warrrsr
Saturday. sunday unsettled probably
showers. Huodernfe caaf fu aoufhsaaf
wfuna
ohio Par. warmer Saturday. Thunder
showers ~ night o. SUNDAY. modsrats
aoutheaat % south Winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
IS
HELD ON THE
VIRGINIA DEBT
Intenigencer Bureau.
washington, ID. C., July IS.

While no material progress was
made to-day in reaching final agree
ment upon the amount of debts and
interest the younger state shall as
sumo. members OF the Virginia and
West Virginia joint debt commission
tonight expressed, for the first time.
a hope that the thirty-year debt dis
pute between the two states will like
ly be settled i'm a short time. II de-
veloped to-day that part OF the West
Virginia commission is anxious TO
make settlement. This fact has
made the Virginia commissioners fell
hopeful that an agreement may be
reached
Negotiations between the Two COM
missions was opened to-day by the
Nirginians submitting a resolution re-
citing that inasmuch Hs the supreme
court had fixed the amount of prin-
Cipal at S1.l25 600. that sum Ee agreed
upon. a. IL would virtually be a CON
tempt OF court To agree upon any
other sum for he principal. and that
Therefore, the Join commission should
20 into the matter of fixing the
amount OF interest
Amount Excessive.
The West N.rginiaus came back
" Atu az ANSWER 10 lllf fUffI 1ltt tltA
do not regard the principal a. having
been deiiniteIy fixed. leaving the in
ference that S7.125.u00 WAS excessive.
and that therefor" the question Of
principal should be- re-opened again.
Ia this connection. II developed that
the entire West Virginia commission
is not unit for insisting upon re
opening OF the principal question. II
has been accepted a. a tentative
agreement that no interest on the
principal shall b. charged after the
maturity of the bonds. which West
Virginia may assume as her share OF
the old Virginia state debt. These
old bonds expired ia the SOS
Should s1.125. 900 he fixed as the
principal. the principal and interest {
SHi SmouRt 10 approximately S27 600
"1p West Nirginians are claiming
that there are certain periods during
which she should be exempted from
fEe interest paying period. notably
during the four years OF the Civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
To Force Turkey

LONDON, Jul, 90 81. patch 10
ih" Daily Express from Rom. saws
90" powers have authorized Russia
To- occupy Armenia. iu order to com
pel Turkey to Withdraw behind th.
fnoS MIdia line. th. new frontier 6..
tween Turkey and Bulgaria & fixed
bt the treaty OF london
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REPORT ERRONEOUS.

tHRlSrlANtA Noreay July cs--
hr steamer Grosscr kurfurst. which
arrived to-day from SpuzhcrCcn wat
rr- reports tnaf the recent wireless
dispatch received from fho vessel ~
Hremcu Indicating fhaf Lieutenant
Schroeder -StrauT. tho mis- lug Ger
man arctic explorer. had been rescued,
vas erroneous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Austria MakesDemand
For Cessation at Once
OF Warfare In Balkans

LONDON. July - The important
developments to-day iu th. B~Ikan SIT
uation wse demand presented by th.
Austrian representatives at Athens
belgrade for an immediate cessation
oi hosiilIties. together with g warning
That Austria will not allow Bulgaria
10 be too greatly humiilated. Il was
oecIared in Vienna tonight that
shouid Greece and Ser1ia still oppose
"n armistice q Ruumanian army. net
Ins As mandatory Of Austria and
kusSia. will prevent any attack on
soma. ana that Austria will take even
more energetic steps. II necessary. To
stop the war Should 10 be- true ths,
Austria and Russia thus have. agreed
10 co."p"rat" Tho pressure exercised
doubtless will b., effective
IN the military sphere tho rrincipal
news BEL that the Soryian- have In.
vested th" ancient fortress ~ Vidiu
Bulgaria. 100 miles south nf gelrrad.'
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SALONlkN. July - Tho Greek
ilcet has occupied Dcdeaeatch. tho
terminus ~ the Adrisnoplc Saloniki
railway ON NJ" Aegean Sea The Bul
Earian -ef the town afrr before
cvacuatlng 81
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
HOLIDAY POST
Wnl Fave Large Representation at An.
nual Eneampment at Chattanooga
September Is TO 40.

Indications now are that J W. Holii-
Jay posi- NO l.. g. A. X will be repre-
scented by large delegation OF mem
hers at the forty-seventh national en-
campment OF the Grand Army ~ the
republic. 20 be held at CHATTANOOGA.
Tenn. sept. Is to 80.
OF the historic scenes around Catta-
no"go which appeal not only to those
VINO Fought IN the civil war. hut To- the
pubic generally. Chickamauga may we'll
he placed at the front. In this field
theTe fell. in round numbers. $4,000 men.
which when divided shows about 25 per
cent or each army and % per cent or
gagged Then there are Lookout Mo':n-
tain. the scene @: thrilling charge ny
Federal troops against obstinate de
Tense. Missionary Ridge. storr,ed by the
northern troops without orders and
taken.
Casualties IN all the battles Of the
CHATTANOOGA district numbered about
5000. Part - the rcli 81 Chickamauga
J. now oc' Ipied by garrison Of United
Sta'"s regular troops. this post soon 20
he = creased TO brigade Many thou
Sau1 acres FORM government reserva-
tl'1. the Chic kama IEa- chattanooga Ma
N"u;l Park. on which there are 1000
ir''.' rial- and monuments IN memory
81 o." troops who fought or 'he bloody
g4.u..d. Beautiful winding roads give
access 20 the Toi'ts Of interest through
out. following IN as large degree a.
possible the roads - war time
Lookout Mountain aud Missionary
Ridge "a part are included in the his
torio ground which now has govern
sionary Ridge affords one % the finest
drives iu the countr-. with nagnir-
cent view 90 the entire valley. Including
city and river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
ASK FOR RELEASE
OF MRS. MOORE
JUDGE HERvEY TO HEAR ARoU.
MENTS ON WRIT OF
HABEAS CORPUS.
At Special Term OF Circuit Court 70
Be Held In Marshall County
Tuesday.

Judge II c. Hervey yesterday en-
tered vacation order directing that
Victor f. Myers. Clerk OF Marshall
county Circuit Court issue a writ OF
habeas corpus. requiring Sheriff c. T..
Hutchinson and Tailor +. NJ. Howard
to appear before Judge Hervey, Tues.
day morning. 20 show cause for the
detention OF Mrs. Ada Moore OF
Franklin district. Marshall county.
She Is being hello in the county jail
at Moundsville awaiting the action of
the october grand jury on a charge
OF numbering Herman Darrah. an n.
legitimate child OF Herman Moore.
IL will be recalled that this hearing
attracted large crowds 10 the Justices s.
office and was the cause OF much talk
when first unearthed The applica.
ton for the writ was made by Attorn.
eys Martin Brown and ID. d. Evans.
both OF Moundsville. Herman Moore
was released at the preliminary hear.
ing and his wife was held to await
the action of the grand jury. The
writ declares that Mrs Moore be
taken before Judge Hervey at the
time the writ is made r.turnable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
INJUNCTION
Hearing In Luikert Bankruptcy Matter
Continued Before Referee Nolte.
Keller Creditors 70 Mert

The first meeting OF the creditors in
the bankruptcy matter 81 Daniel Lui-
kert. the South Side butcher. was held
Yesterday morning before Referee in
BANKRUPTCY Henry A. Nolte q. q.
Smith Was appointed trustee IN the
case. and furnished bond TO the se-
quired amount OF $500 Appraisers ap
pointed were \. IT, Weidebusch. Hen
~ Gundling and George Kalbitzer.
bankrupt yesterday.
The hearing on the petition FOR m
Injunction preventing the trustee from
fling the deed ~ trust in selling the
Toal estate Of the bankrupt vas con.
'iuuoi until Wednesday morning. Au-
gust 20
Notice We're sent 20 creditors Of
Camden Keller. former clothing NOR
chant on Market street. calling a meet
irg Tuesday. August 20 az lp o'clock
n. M. to receive tho report ~ 'he
trustee. consider payment - aftor-
ney fees and other important mat
tiers. including the declaring OF q dlvl-
deud
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Irritation hae boon pracuced in
spain nearly 1 century. tho ff.t canal
having been begun 90 1914
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Belmont county officials were In
Moundsville ifetifying an Italian
thousht 90 be murderer. and tna
matter was mentioned 20 squire Lewis
Who asked about car and fha Bel
rOr' county officials krrw hiM snrl
weII chef Games 90 this point wen
hart with 'he officers and landed his
man
crate g. nov % a1 10 No1rIpt In
ord vii he ..ya1 O. preliminary boar.
.rr before -4llr" 2 ~ I.-ls a-u.'
AUGUST g. 1s ST. henderson. 900
complainant De- Ir tw York avs.
hI' e expected home ir f,V Iast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
DAoUE FAMILY REUNION
WILL BE HELD AuG N

In. tenth annual reunion ~ lie
i'agl. family viii be- held SATURDAY.
august 81. Hf the home % charles
'aE4e near Spencer. onto Invitations
O. o." fTair have been received go this
GUS. fui as reiFl" hundred bacue
ats. on !'rfs reside in ohio ami Mar
etHi. rpGrfif4 20 .e likely that many
q -w fni4 vicinity Will attend
The reunion is Hr aunua. AFFAIR. and
e. lrf gelv attended ty members OF the
various Dnguo families - Frnnsyivan-
"a. West Virginia. Ohio and Indiana.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
HAIR SALE BUT ONE DAY
Tomorrow evening at 6, the Sale of
HUMAN
LIAR GOODS
Very Emphatically Closes.

Miss Carter would gladly remain
longer if her booking permitted. How
ever much YOU may long for such beau
tiful hair as is now on sale here YOU
will he unable 10 Obtain il at anything
like our prices after this sale closes
Saturday, then. LEI us aivise:-Be
Early! Miss Garter will have a busy
day for there are always folks who
wait. YOU know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19
DETAINED SIX WEEKS,
ATTORNEYS COMPLAIN
Again Declare New York Has Not
Indicted Thaw for
Conspiracy.

CONCORD, N. H., October 1S.-In a
supplementary brief on behalf Of Harry
K Thaw. filed today by his counsel
with Gov. Samuel D. Felker, it Is de-
clared that Thaw has been detained
under arrest nearly six weeks on a
defective requisition petition support
ed by the allegation of an indictment
which never existed, and during all
that time no indictment has been OBJ
tanned. Tie brief questions whether
the reQuisition for Thaw's extradition
Is made in good faith and whether the
state of New York demands the re-
turn of Thaw for the purpose of try
ing him for conspiracy or for the pur-
pose of reincarcerating him in the
Matteawan State Hospital for the In
sane.
If the latter purpose Is that which
actuates New York." the brief says,
1T is illegitimate, and for the Governor
of New hampshire To honor the reQu.s-
ilion would be illegal"
The brief then gi,rs what 1t declare
10 We The facts as to the attempt to
indict Thaw. In conclusion the brief
says:
at is open to the Governor of New
Hampshire to make due inquiry wheth-
er Inaw was indicted in New York,
and wnen the facts are ascertained due
weight should be given, in considering
the vital question OF the good faith
of New York. to the fact that up to
the present time there mas never been
an indictment for conspiracy against
Thaw in New York"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19
HURT IN SALOON FIGHT
Dempsey Simms Arrested,
Charged With Cutting Two
Other CoIored Men.

Dempsey SimmS, Edward Young and
Charles Thomas, colored. participated in
fight in Barnes saloon. at 18th and X
streets southeast, last night about 10
O'Clock. Simms, Ii is charged. cut
Young across his chin and Thomas
across his chest with a pocket knife.
Policeman Flaherty Of the fifth pre-
cinct reached the scene of the trouble
in time to arrest Sirnins. He sent the
wounded men to Casualty Hospital.
VIII lie waiting at patrol box with
Simms an unidentified man in the crowd
of spectators hurled a stone, pre-
sumably at the policeman, and struck
the prisoner.
Smms complained bitterly about hav-
ing been struck with the stone, but the
policeman told him it probably was
thrown by one Of his own friends.
Charges Of assault and destroying private
property were preferred against the
pr soner.
william Naylor, colored. of 1927 L
street northwest, Addie Jones of Ding
man court and Policeman Galimore of
the sixth precinct were mixed up in a
triangular row in Dingman court last
night. Naylor was locked up charged
with assaults with deadly weapon on
each of the other two. Had Ii not been
for the fact that MAYORS revolver
not explode. the results of the row might
have been more serious.
Gaimore heard rumpus in Dineman
court, which is near I'd and F. streets
northwest. He found the population OF
the court greatly excited over a row
between Naylor and Addie Jones. The
policeman took hand to quiet the s.
turbance, and learned that Addie
charged Mayor with drawing a revolver.
Cia.Iimore said last night that as soon as
ne had arrested Naylor the colored
man snapped his revolver at him twice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19
MARRIAGE FRAUD CHARGED.
Young Woman Accused Of Running
Fake" Agency.

SUNBURY, Pa, October 1S-Della
Birch, q young woman whose home Is
said to be in Aurora, ILL.,, is In Jail here
charged by deputy U. s. Marshall Fisher
Of Sunbury with using the mails to de-
fraud. 1t is charged that she wrote men
through matrimonial agencies and prom
Used to marry them. This caused the
men to forward money to her. and it
Is alleged that she did not keep her
promise. but kept the money. The young
woman was arrested at Gold, Potter
county, Pa
The case will come before Judge Wit
mer In the United States court at Scran-
ton on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19

through the rigging, tugged at the
hats and overcoats Of the three silent
men. and, at times, lifted a veil OF
spray across the rail.
Finally the hum of the motor ceased
and one of the silent men at the rail-
slowly removed the paper wrapping from
a metal receptacle. He unclasped the lid
of tin urn. The three men and the
crew removed their hats.
The man with the urn opened the lid
and tipped it slowly over the rail. A
fine stream of dustiike pearliness poured
down on the water. 1t floated on the sur
face like a gray filament. then spread out
on the waves.
The ceremony was over. The wishes of
Miss Lawrence, who ended her life last
week, had been flu filled. She had left a
WILL in which she asked for the crema-
ton of her remains and the strewing of
her ashes over the waters of lake Michi-
gan.