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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-04

During the summer months moth
ers OF young children should watch
tor any unnatural looseness of the
bowels. When given prompt at
tenllOn at this time serious trouble
may be avoided. Chamberlain 3
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
ny can always be depended upon
For sale by all dealers.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-04

Dysentery is always serious and
often dangerous disease, but it
can be cured. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
cured it even when malignant and
epidemic. For sale by all dealers.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-04

Buy it now. Chnmberlain's Collie
Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
almost certain to be needed before
the summer is over. Buy it now
and be prepared for such an emer-
eency. For sale by all dealers.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-04
DILLSBORO.

Mrs. j. P. Jarrett, Capt. w. 4
Enloe and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Leatt
erwood have ALL been taking in tn
Junaluska Assembly for the pas
few days.
Rev. j. F. Price, who once live,
here and now of Georgiana, Ala
stopped off to see the folks for
day.
S. w. Enloe has returned home
after an absence OF couple OF
couple Of weeks.
Mr.. Gunter and wife of Sunburst
are visiting the family OF &. Nj.
Green.
}. II, Everett of Bryson City,
stopped over for a day, III passing
to franklin.
G. b. Allison will move into his
new store house within few DAYS
where ne Will be prepared to take
care OF his many trends and Gus.
toners with an up-to-date line of
merchandise.
G. NJ. Dills and wife of Ashville
coming over in their automobile
found no difficulty in running their
machine except the loose rocks in
n the road,
Mt. ]. M. Paris. who has been
quite sick, is able to come over to
town once more.
Street improvement is beint
made by cleaning the streets and
moving the grass.
Our road committee has ordered
that the road up to the Harris
bridge be put in perfect repair. This
looks G0o0 to us.
just one word to the wise: We
have more water at Dlllsboro than
Lake Junaluska will ever have and
Il LAS cost us notning:: Waynes-
vile has spent SIUU,UUu to do less
tnaa nature mas done for us. Why
d0ut we take advantage of this and
make DlllsDoro the best summer
resort III western North Carolinay
MISS Ashe OF franklin and Misses
Owen OF tennessee are visiting Mrs.
+. W. klncald.
Mrs. K. g. Hunt of Balsam is
visiting ner uncle, Z. }. Harris.
L. NJ. Lewis has made wonderful
improvements on his store and
anu meat market.
Many OF the folks have wilted
un0er this summers sun hnt
nothing serious.
Inc 0am at the electric LIGHT
plant gave way TINS week. winch
leaves US without lights Tor a few
nignts.
We have it from good authority
that Work viii commence at once
on the Dam ACROSS the luckaseieee
nver, al tne IIarrls Roller minis
winch viii give Dlllsboro a large
power plant anu possibly some |
some ouler enterprises.
July Fourth Is to be celebrated at
OaiAsooro. Let everybody come and
brlug your basket OF u1nner and
lets all nave a big time; ball, SWIM
mug races and otner amusements
besl0es trOt. Dean will deliver an
aDle aQQreSs. The t:prr,c
During the summer months moth
ers OF young children should watch
tor any unnatural looseness of the
Wh0n Oix,or
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-04
CITY LOCALS


Wednesday.
t Last week in speaking of the pi(
mic of the Sunday School Classes c
Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Cowa]
the Journal said that the picnic
was on Sunday. We should hav
said Thursday.
w. W. Rhinehardt was in the
city Wednesday from Webster.
L. c. Estis was in the city Mon
day from Green's Creek and sub
scrlbed for the Journal.
No power this week but the
journal goes to it's subscribers
just the same.
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Dills passed
through Sylvia Wednesday in their
automobile enroute for their home
in Asheville after having spent
several days with relatives and
friends at Dillsboro.
Miss Kate Bridges of Boiling
Springs is visiting her neices Mrs,
Jno. II. Wilson and Miss Attic
Bridges.
Mrs. Theodore Buchanan enter
tanned with tacky party in honor
OF her neice Miss Myrtle Bryson
Thursday evening of last week.
Miss Myra Crisp was awarded the
prize as being dressed the most an
propriatelyfor the occasion of any Of
the ladies and G. Taylor Hampton
received the boys prize. There
were a large number OF young folks
present and each spent a most
pleasant evening. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
CONTRACTORS, First class paint
lne' paper hanging and sign writine.
Collins & Paris.
Box 5, Sylvia, N. C.
CONTRACTORS WANTED-We
nave several good chestnut wood
contracts to give out.
X q. Hunt Lumber Co.,
Balsam, N. c..
Mrs. r. M. Keller of Cullowhee
was IN the city Monday and SUBJ
scrlbed for the Journal.
Chas. Keller was in town from
Cullowhee Wednesday.
M. Buchanan was in Canton
Wednesday.
j.. H. Wilson, made a business
trip to Waynesville Monday.
H. 5. Green, of Cowarts was in
the city this week.
Rev. R. A. Owen spent the dav
tuesday with his Mother-in-law
Mrs. Sarah Sheriff. of this place.
Jessie Wild, of Asheville passed
through the city Tuesday en-route
1or Webster where he will visit his
brothers.
". Burch Davis was in the civ
from Webster Tuesday.
Miss jamie Coward of Webster
was in Sylvia Tuesday.
Carl Buchanan visited his Grand.
mother, Mrs. Leatherwood at Web
the first of the week.
Celebration of the Holy Com
n, at St. Johns episcopal
Churoh Sunday July 6, at II
O'clock A. M.
Ance and Harley Pressly of
o 81 passed through Sylvia
thursday enroute for Asheville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
Special Dispatch TO the lntelrr.ncer

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
NEW YORK. July Is-A cable dis
patch from Paris says that two-thirds or
the street accidents there have been
attributed by experts TO the diversity
or sounds used automobile warnings:
and that n movement is. on foot to stand
ardize the signals used for this purpose
Charlch Thaddeus Terry. general coun-
sci Tor the American Automobile Asso-
elatlon- and one OF the highest author rifles
IN the country on automobile legislation
In commenting GA the movement in the
tie state legislatures OF this country -
OF the greatest Importance In order 10.
prevent the rapidly increasing number of
automobile accidents
- Automobillsts generally" said Mr.
Ierry. are convinced that something
must De done IN the near future toward
the adoption OF a statute winch will re-
Quire the use OF Uniform signaling de
vice OF "A character which would prevent
accidents. II Is generally admitted that
many or the people VINO use IN. street.
are needless OF their own safety. ana
their attention is not now aroused by the
many and divers signals which are usel
upon motor vehicles. \ statute Is need
ed which Will require uniform signal
Which would be easily recognized as an
automobile signal and one at the same
time which is sufficient to arrest the at
tention OF the needless pedestrians with
out emitting an unreasonable sound or
becoming nuisance I personally feel
mat statute which wouiG require, as "A
uniform signal upon motor vehicles
something which would emit a sharp IN
usual. broken or ragged sound, staccatO
ana syncorated. which. at the same time
Is not uureaSOnably loud or long con
tinued. which could be easily placed m
judging distances and directions woula
answer the purpose"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19

i1.n.ind. r'ie trim from RoE1mo 10
Nsw }erk iu 1922
Inrr' verc many amusing Instances
..."'f'i with tbs fru Almost rta-v
I..Hr she'd 20 tho .rew $500
fi,.r HHd como ~ Thorn backed pre-
.I.i'IFit from Tho road s-Farr@+f-r
irE "N''
ro Incident which might have been
'- ". uffri ur tho way down the
~" met party ~ five or six
--in..rr E.r.a ur uu OUTING r.ffrr IN
l"oklrE Hil horse
a. tne .Hg started fo pass the hn-aa
Ii.I'I I'r.t OBJ ure aifo and Win
L'.N HE I.fN 90 H fHur.N r-lId proceed 81
VI. IHnp Stone vail bf tho roadside
You .tu futr're tho screams u
Irf". WHICH Hrr-e from fhe PARTY ~
Elr.r Dur Iu.e.'r frr nrrar c..raidaref
.iH.eo safe When nIa fare feet urrs
NHf iU' frH.r. nri before could reach
Dol. 'n gIfe Assistance Do cfafuhe-ef
i''h '. Woo road anil uro. cr1rI quietly
lad cs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
AMERICAN CARS
Are Being Studied by Foreign MAnufac-
tursrs, Whereas = Few Years Ago
tbs Case Was Reversed.

- was not 80 many years ago that
European automobile. on ezhihltfor IN
This country. were tho one big attract
at TIE different show TIE American.
manufacturer felt nat fhey had % frI-
cow the foreign designs iu order 90 HHve
their cars STRICTLY up fo Dafe Then too.
public opinion seemed o. favor foreign
turer- across tho water Ind things pref
- much their own way. ~ far 49, sfvIes
and sales we're concerned. and foIrr So
America one % their most profitable sell
ing ~enfers
According n y =. Hartz rresifer. -
Tho H-f-ii corporation. Detroit fta Co..
alton A. the present time is just reversei
IF YOU could look through tho walls 90
Hor1- Of The foreign automobile f1cfp-
The OFFICIALS ana engineers grouped ahouy
TIE parts - an American car. studying
no rnnssfs and BODY designs arT very
hE"ir orerhaulins tho motor piece by
piece
This reversal 81 FORM - due largely
20 American enterprise We H1v~ r7sIe
a number = radical changes such az tHe
center control FnI The placing - fhe
gear box on 10 rear ANie. until gradually
40 have hl'If uu a standard car that ran
not - eurparsed by arv made abroad
II f. n won lerfIl f~'bIf~ - American
skill and erte-U~'ss. when Won afon 20
consider ~ rnwraraf're FIovre-a or
American makers g. getting started aff
80 COMMANDING position 70 occupy poe
day.
'Our export fsrir-- alone prove Arre-'-
ran rIpreiua~v. Iach year they grow
larger end -ou Will md American rnra
H-d town where nItpwnlnfnE ~ pus-
rIffe"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
AUTO BRIEFS

Fred Wassman. John Rennie and
Charles Kapner Of Bellaire. who are
touring the east In Mr.. Kapners car,
are now taking in the sights in the
Catskill mountains.
Mrs. Mary Wagner OF Triadelphia
received new Ford four passenger
automobile. a
50 exciting and interesting have
been the motorcycle races Of the
Wheeling Motorcycle club at special
events at the Fair grounds. that a
number OF local organizations are con-
sidering having races a. picnics and
outings. Il is likely the BARRIERS will
include motorcy Gle races in their pro-
gram AS a special feature.
Arthur Kent 90 steele O. joined
the Wheeling Motorcycle club this
week. other applications for mem
bership are expected at the next
meeting.
\ prominent member Of the club
yesterday estimated that there are at
least 200 motorcycles in Wheeling and
immediate vicinity
a. &. Stif-l. presiden, Of the Ohio
Valley Automobile club. and his fam
iiv are expected home next week from
IN extended tour Of eastern states
pr. r. II. PedGicord 81 Elm Grove.
was the victim 81 painful accident
Thursday when ;he crank ~ his run
about bach-hred. Ills right arm was
fractured ~ th" wrist.
7 J.. Kos-r~.n 81 the ! g RadaIl
Broom company. Cd: NouudsviIIe has
irc"ivci q u'w i've passcDEer. "Prem-
iri SN cylinder machine. The car -.
HI-t'-dafe 'u every way and presents a
We tnc appearance
t Il McAl'sA"u. pres dent 81 the Mar
stHi county court has sold his T. NJ
= car g.. city CLERK -. d. Bouar 81
: " Mctls prominent business man
SIX cylinder. Premier which makes &,
VERY +ttr.gti.e appearance
l'r u VI Wilson. uf Martins Fer-v.
Fft'IN % new SfuuahLkcT roadster lnst
W'fF Roe rfI'nIu" WIS driven from
Detroit 20 Martins Ferry ga record
tr"thiuE time one Interesting fact
about thie trip .q fhIt g. was fuade with
fire
The autourol.l. business in ueIl,ire Is
tpntu.rg and East week. q % Nfrt.rau-.
~ fitf ctr. solid three g. StudabakerS.
The machine we're sold 60 the follow
NIX men charles Lee of Hannork. 60
p Si,L r.'.t"r. az ''nfer,iiie aud y
]. Mr'iHugfr. also OF G-uferyliis Mr
Nr'irlw has iasf received fwo row -
Stud bakers. which Hrs aftrarftrs "a
great deal ~ attention
Tho ItuIiyie trd aittrv Lumber CONE
pony. or I'l.r'~e. NIVr purchased e new
Kelley Motor truck which wi be- used
f'r delivery PURPOSES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
HOLD CONFERENCE
Auto Parts Making Spec alists Met in
indianapolis THIS week 20
Study Work.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligeucer
1DiAAPOLlS. July lS-For the pur-
pos" or determining how better autOmo-
bilcs can be built for less money "A body
OF the worlds recognized automobile
parts making specialists met go confer
euce in Indianapolis. July l. and - at
the columbia cub. These men gathered
together at the request OF President j.
- Cole. originator and builder OF the
third and new type of automobile and
standardized Car The body represented
total aggregate capitalization ~ some
iAins Ike ffty million dollars.
the object cot the conference" SAYS
MT cole. was to ascertain how best To-
scientifically handle tie problems OF
coluu4~ and over. cad WuIc. 20 al the
bottom ~ All quality iacret-. combined
with cost reduction. lu other words tu-
conference Was called Cor the purpose ur
ana4ydiug economic Standardization vita
relation To the automobile Tn, tdea OF
the standardized car. - 90 obtain the
best possible parts 30 hir vital units
from the recognized specialist lr each an
stance and e. blend these parts INFO "a
harmonious. n,cEincal who" The fa~t
that each specialist Us recognized n = the
standard among his kind lnslres maxi
instanc- these 49,. ialIsts buy IN VASTLY
larger quantities ttsu their competitors
insures cost reduction
Epoch IN Industry.
This confidence marks an epoch ~ the
industry. and Is or vital Importance. NOT
only 20 tire trade itself but 90 the user
tive body ~ men have never been called
together under similar conditions ana
with the same object IN mind Tho
companies which sent rerre-e.fa-fves al
the invitation OF President :. J. cole
were: Timken Detroit Axle co. North
way Motor & Mfg. 90. Mayo Radiator
%, Hydraulic Pressed Steel %. Janrey-
Stsinmetz & 60. F1restone Tire & Rub
her 60. Warner Instrument Co. StrouI-
berg Motor Devices 20 collins curtain
Co Taylor Tire Irimp 90 and DAYTON
7 - NFFo ~NHrn Ualsf So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
RUN TO CADIZ
VIII Be Msde Sunday ~ Members %
Wheeling Motorcycle Clubs
Proving Delightful Feature.

Arrangement turo been rnnfe ~
members NJ tho Wheeling nfn'orrrcfa
club for run sunday morning fo
adi1. y. The distance ~ rndIy fa
20 miles over good roads. mixed nil
~ way William frurn has hc, %
H"Ieoted rosd captain. and tho rfarf
VIII D." made from o. =. HraurIfth'a
eforH ~ O'Clock Luncheon vii 10
taken IN 'Hfiz. md no return trip
VII 20 mad" IN Tho early evening
Tho weekly runs srs pro- ins a do
irh'fT feature ~ fhe club nrI frev
orc being largely prrfirfrafef Do
Many frips NJ interest arr befrg r'ar
net for M remainder ~ fhe sum
urr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
TO STANDARDIZE
AUTO HORNS
PARTS FINDS LARGE PERCENrAGE
or ACCIDENTS DUE TO
VARIOUS KINDS

or Warning signals Given by Autodsts.
NEW York Erperts Urges Action
BY Lsgislaturss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
HILL CLIMBING
Contest Is Being Planned BY Wheel
ing Motorcycle Club-Will Test
Machines ThorouQbfy


A hill climbing contest is being ar
ranged by the Wheeling MOTORCYCLE
club. To- BE- held in the near future
Plans were discussed ~ the laet meet
Ing 81 the club and while rather IN
definitely o. present. ~ will likely be-
hold This month and tho Country club
BIN has been selected ~ the probable
ROAD. While Dot tho siccpcsf hin In
this vicinity o. is OF sufficient Grade
10 Thoroughly test tho machines
The contest will DO for time and
10 increase the competition suitable
prizes viii likely DO awarded MANY
members are planning 10 participate
ln the contest
Charles Tapuin ~ ReIiaire nnd o.
car Morrison ~ fhis city. made a trip
fo IrreerfUr gundnt owing o. tho
heavy rains throughout thnt section.
Hni rho consequent washouts were
compelled fp mako fhe return trip tho
newt dty
Another Interesting meeting ~ fho
Wheeling Noforryc'e club wac held
Trerdas evening in rr1urTch's rfnrc.
Nan, matters pertaining fo OBJ, vol
faro NJ che orgarirafion were ,on-
.fdsrsT
N'rlf f- nrrr'.rr- ~ tho Wheeling
N"'nrrt.ir club participated in tho
weekly pm 20 fhs club 90 bethesda
.'.f SUNDAY. Tho trip fo that city
oH- made fn Che incoming Tho h.,r
remained ~ Trvorth Park nearly aU
'a'. af"rping af thc hotel fnr lunch
."r. while fh' afternoon woe spent
'r swimming. rowing arI other DE-
Versions
nr.a '..f.1. OF Usls.fe. raa rur-
,'i no" Harley davidson motor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
GETTING SUPPORT
Lincoln Highway Project Meeting with
Success and Subscriptions for
the Cause are Re-eiVed

Spec.a. Dispatch To- tho Intelligence.
DETROIT. July IS.--Great support
10 The Lincoln highway L. being given
10y -hc automobile and allied interests.
although the benefits from the high
way which will come TO them are not
nearly a. great as To many others
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber COM
pany tas come forward with a sub
scripuon ~ 100000 for the cause:
the Packard Motor Car company.
$4,000. the WHY'S Overland COM
pany. $4,000. Hudson Motor Car
company. 100000. Prest- Lite com
pany 10000. and the Remy Electric
COMPANY. $4,000.
The Packard company is now send
Ing 20 the owners Of Packard cars and
those who ought" 70 own them. its
house magazine. which contains a
three page illustrated article entitled
Setting Guide Posts for tho Lincoln
Way" Il IS encouraging 10 Carl
Fisher and other sponsors for the
Lincoln highway 20 End such coon
Grafton on the part OF those industries
who Will not particularly benefit IL
nancially from the project. but wha
rather are helping the Lincoln high
way because the patriotism OF the
project 20 erect n fuitablo and perrna-
n"ut memorial 90 Abraham Lincoln
'ha, VIII Dee OF benefit 10 all tho pco-
ri". appeals o. them.
Carl Fishers sp'cudid dream is on
'h" wa 20 fulfii.mcnt." SAYS the ar
ucl". Months ~ planning and u
-iri'' effort have given this project
no" Substantial backing that assures
permanent success. with the formal
launching ~ The Lincoln Hghwa 81
association. the evolution Of the trans.
continental road may be said ~ have
begun"
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Masked ROBBERS
HOLD UP COACH
Fight Follows and Shots Are
Exchanged When Second
:. Stage Comes on Scene

BI4AIRSDEN, CAL. July 25.-Two
masked highwaymen, armed with re-
volvers and rifles. halted the Blairsden,
Gold Lake and Green Camp stage near
Gold Lake today. second stage that
had been following the first came upon
the scene while the robbers were re-
lieving passengers of valuables, and the
two beat retreat under fire of bull
let's directed at them by Happy" Jack
Harris. driver of the second stage,
which was bound for Sierra City
There were 10 passengers, four of
them women, on the stage that was
held up. One OF the victims was A. J.
Boehmer of San Francisco, who yielded
a gold watch and a sum of money to
the robbers.
The robbery today is the first stage
robbery that has occurred in the mem
ory of residents of the district
posse is searching the woods near
Gold Lake for the two robbers.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
ACTRESS VIOLENT WOOER
IS JAILED As INSANE
Fearing Shoemaker Would
Kill Woman, Police Put
Him in Cell

RICHMOND, July 25.-Fea ring on
account of letter which he had writ
ten. that he meant to kill Miss Myrtle
Blont, moving picture actress, the
police tonight arrested A. Tonsetti, a
shoemaker, and locked him up on the
charge that he is insane.
Tonsetti has been visiting the thea
ter where Miss Blont plays, and he fell
violently In love with her. He tried to
get Miss Sugrue. a clerk in the post
office, to take letter to the girl but
she became suspicious and refused.
Tonsetti thereupon mailed the letter.
The letter was recovered by the
police, who read IT and found 1t to be
a proposal of marriage, with the threat
that unless Miss Blont consented to
marry him the man would commit sui
side. He asked for an interview with
her.
The police went to Tonsettis house
and found him cleaning a revolver He
admitted that he was going to see the
girl.
Tonsetti Is 40 years old and lives at
100 Standard street Miss Blont is %
She lives at 80 Nevada avenue
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
WOMAN HAS SON
IN LAW ARRESTED.
She Says That He Falsely
Swore to Her Daugh-
ter's Age
Oath to Obtain Marriage
License Is Called
Perjury

OAKLAND. July 25.-W. C. Cochran.
a candy manufacturer. has been lodged
In the city prison on a charge of per-
jury preferred by Mrs. T. Marian of
San Francisco, who alleges he swore
falsely to her daughters age when they
secured a marriage license in January.
Cochran, who was arrested in San
Francisco today by Inspector McSor-
ley. swore that Miss Anna Marian was
Is in January, whereas, the mother
says. she was only Is.
The couple were married by Justice
of the Peace Aaron Turner. The mar
riage license was issued by Deputy
County Clerk A. g Cunha. When Mrs.
Marian sought warrant several
weeks ago young Mrs. Cochran assert
ed that her husband had committed no
offense, as the clerk had failed to put
them on oath before they gave their
ages. The records at the courthouse
disproved this claim.
Cochran conducts a candy and notion
store in Market street. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
EARL s DAUGHTER
PUT IN PRISON
Lady Sybyl Smith Sentenced
to Fourteen Days-Mrs.
Pankhurst Worse

LONDON, July 25.-Lady sybyi Smith.
daughter of the earl of Antrim; Mrs.
Pethick Lawrence and Miss Evelyn
Sharpe were sent to prison for IA days
today for attempting to hold militant
sunrasette meeting In the lobby OF the
house Of commons
The consulting physicians in attend
ance on Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst.
whoswas yesterday released from Hol-
loway jail, take such serious view Of
her condition that they ordered today
the immediate resort to TRANSMISSION
of blood
Mrs. Pankhurst's weakness from the
effects of her hunger and thirst strike"
are so extreme that great apprehension
Is felt as to the outcome
She could be no worse" was the
statement made by one of the attend
ants today
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
PERU AND SON JAILED
Arrest Follows Riot in Which Six Per-
sons OF Crowd Threatening
Home Are shot

LIMA, Peru, July 25.-Augusto B.
Leguia, former president of Peru, and
his son were arrested today and sent
to the penitentiary.
Their arrest followed riot last
night during which six persons were
wounded by shots fired from the win
dows and roof OF the Leguia residence.
The crowd had threatened to attack the
house.
The affair has caused a great sensa-
tion and probably will bring about a
ministerial crisis.