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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From the City.

Rev. Charles II. Mcdonald. former
pastor oil the Second Presbyterian
church. was in the city for brief
visit yesterday. Rev. Mcdonald is
now situated in Ashtabula. Ohio.
Miss Irene Martin. of Charleston. is
the quest al friends on the Island.
Mrs. l.. &. Johnson has returned 10
her home on McColloch street after
an cA,endsu NISit ~I,n IC.atiNCs IA
Wierton. W Va.
Miss Marie Porteriield. of Barnes
Vile. is the guest OF friends on the
South Side.
Miss Nora HOnecker has returned
To her home on the South Side after
a visit with friends in St Ciairsviile
John Frazier. of ST Clairsville. was
a business visitor in the city yestcr-
day.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. George
Dixon. OF the North End. twin boys
Mr.. Dixon is employed al the Atlantic
engine house.
Mrs ". II. Hearne and Miss
Eleanor Mcclure have returned from
an extended visit in New York. While
in that city they we're the guests OF
Mrs. Harold Sykes for a few days.
Miss Myrtle Rodgers leaves today
for Clarksburg. whore she will attend
the state sunday school convention.
Ruth. the young daughter OF Mayor
II. l.. Kirk. - somewhat improved. al
though her condition is still serious.
She IS suffering with an attack OF
typhoid fever
Mrs Edward Ziegler sailed yester.
dav from New York for Paris. where
she will spend the summer
Attorney and Mrs J. !. = OBrien
are the proud parents of a daughter
born Yesterday.
Secretary y r Arnold left ycster-
day 10 attend the Sunday school con.
ventiOn in Clarksburg
Mr. and Mt. O. w. harmon will
leave this week FOR 81 Paul. MINI.
where they will make thoir future
home. Mr. Harmon having accepted q
lucrative position in that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
HAVE NO TICKET
Bull Moosers Have Given W Idea ~
Waving Reprcscntati1n m
City Election.

n sppoar7 that tHr Um Voa.r r.r.
W NH...ul l.. II i.ur.I . ...
'fu" Tor fHo rrF.sfrifInr of aI .t...ft
'1 DO voted on 90 fI. t.I. election.
Nov p. h4a nsif I ard .Y rnu
Norq" Nrkof h4 Ir.r p.ar.H .r tho
fo.d Tho rft orr nance. rro,UI.
fraf all ticket mu.f Dol. ff.d co. Dol. p
Thirty fa'. before fnr election. arH
yesterday fhr Ia-t rnfr,r of Uo...
''f almir"r" fr rrf NIfHiu tI. frr
limit. qav no Moose url.f r.I 90.
diy Ia fDu Iafn. dr.f fe OIL. chains r...
.nnf"d ht Democratic tr.dcr. t1 trr
'fnrt that flc state cu.I. rrDtuf,
that ticket may bc nIDI twenty
DAYS before fHn election
There has been id,rhIr tIt
Tor como time pa.f concern ue fHr
rrohIhiliiirH OF Moose tfttf. Iuf
M" most of this tuik hs conn. from
Democrat. Nhp aItorlfr ffs nIp,.
mont Tor fhr success OFF tr own
party 10" n.f What fr. movement
iHd boon urged bt Democrat soon
became general. fn.pn AMI tho .r
r'urrrrurrf flff .uIppsd va. f.,
Irht fn Variant fl. pIa,.u. OF ID
hnD.c ticket Iu Co.,. f,II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
"A. P. HOLDS ITS
ANNUAL MEETING
Rejects Directors and Names Ad
"isory Boards for Eastern and
Central Sections.

NEW YORK. April eat the
fourteenth annual meeting OF the
Associated Press held here to-day the
! following directors were reelected for
I term of three years:
Charles Hopkins Clark, Hartford
! Comm Courant
Charles w. Knapp. St Louis Re
public
! Clark Howell. Atlanta Constitution.
V. :. McClatchy. Sacramento Bee.
Charles \. Rock. Pittsburgh Dis
! patch
! Samuel Bowles. OF the Springfield
I Mass Republican. was erected for
I two years to NIL the unexpired term
/ of Frederick Roy Martin. resigned.
The following advisory boards for
! the eastern and central divisions of
the Associated Press were elected at
: the fourteenth annual convention to-
I day:
Eastern division
/ r. n. Butler. Buffalo News
John r. Rathom. Providence Jour.
nal.
! ogden Mills Reid. New York Trib-
une.
/ George $. Oliver. Pittsburgh Chron-
| icle-Telegraph
/ V. c. Mccormick. Harrisburg Pa
triot.
/ Nominating committee
: 4. r. Kimball. Waterbury Comm
/ American.
w. +. Gardner. Syracuse Post
Standard
Auditing committee
! w. II. Dow, Portland (Maine) Ex-
/ press.
Central division advisory board
Arthur Capper. Topeka (Kan.)
Capital.
I II NJ. Pindcll. Peoria Qll) journal.
Ernest Bross. Terre Haute Star
( Gardner Cowles. Des Moines Regis
] ter and Leader
r. =. Wolfe. Columbus COhio) State
I Journal
Nominating committee
Thomas Recs. Springfield Oll)
State Register
/ p. F.. Burton. Joplin CMo) News
/ Herald.
Z Auditing committee
Lewis II. Miner. Springfield 0lD
/ State Journal
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EXECUTORS NOTCH.
Executors Sale Of Giinreath Property.

Executors Sale Of Giihrsath Property.
Will offer at public sale at the <orth
'front.' door OF the Court House ~ ohio
County. on saturday. April 26th. at 10. 90
O'CLOCK \. NJ, the house and lot No. 3l3
y. York street. Wheeling. w Va.
The lot fronts 30 feet on the west
side Of the street and extends west ward
~ lao feet to the alley The natural
level OF this lot Is "A little over IS feet
No land on Wheeling Island has "a high
er natural surface. II IL believed To he
free OF membranes except taxes. and |
Will from the purchase money. PAY the
taxes accruing 10 the date OF sale a.
nearly as they can be apportioued to
that date
Possession Will he given May LIST. 1918
Terms OF sale practically cash. Suffi-
Client time will be given II necessary To
borrow money on the property itsolf.
WILLIAM ERSkINE. Executor
Room 1901 Schmulbach Building.
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NEWS BRIEFS

The police of this city have been
asked 10 assist in locating Herbert
Kirksey of Akron, O.. who is supposed
10 be employed in local picture the
alter.
Two carloads Of men passed
through this city on the H. * O. yes
terday bound for Columbus to assist
in repairing the damage done 10 the
b. & o. tracks by the flood
The brick for the paving Of Belle
Isle boulevard and South York street
will be shipped TO Bridgeport and
hauled across the bridge 10 the island
They will arrive within a few days.
Mrs. &. &. Bradford is in a serious
condition at her home. having suffered
a paralytic stroke following the death
OF her daughter. Mrs. Louis Seidler.
In the matter of the bankruptcy Of
Frank :. Wait OF this city. an order
Of discharge was entered in the United
States courty esterday.
AT the meeting of the board OF
control yesterday the Bayha Baking
company az liGl Market street was
granted permission 20 erct an electric
sign. The sign will be erected by the
American Electric Sign company.
Notice has been received At the
local postoffice that all postal savings
depositors may convert their savings
into postal bonds on July I. providing
they make necessary application before
Iunc .. The bonds will 10 in denomi.
nation, Of so. 500 and $500
-Eccau-e of the fact that those who
did Tho bidinE for the Hanke property
sold ~ public auction al the court
house saturday were simply represent
ing others. many are Interested in
whom The real purchasers were. n is
understood that tho property on Six
tccnth street bid In by a. !. McCui.
larh. was purchased for Mrs Jane
Evans. an hcir AZ the estate. while the
property on Main street was purchased
for ~ r. Behrens The intention 81
the purchasers as 90 the manner in
which the property viii be- used has
nor been mad" public
Frank W HoWcr- for many Years
secretary treasurer Of the Wheeling
steel q Iron company. will resign on
May ]. 90 engage Zoo business with his
son. Grore" W HoWcrs Who operates
Oh" bowers Pottery company 40 Man
uiur'uu Nr Charlie T. Hunter. for
mcr purchasing agent f0rthc W * *
J. viii succeed Mr. bowers
state in pootor az high schools ~
'"", ~ ." lN'sr. h- p'cich inc
'"' 'l''7 "'"' Jung ana ~
10y, m'', "' EI'h'"l sp'
'' ".. '"' ,'''' '"'l"s"s.
N'I' IS expected I' %" very
~up' VI u Work az Tho city
'''i. nf. been away "n an 'nspec.
WON TRIP OF OBJ" schools Of tharicHowu
"nd fiafl"rs Perry in tho interest ~
ih' state Board of Education
Tur Wheeling Nd climb t. u.r,r.
al' o- fb' advertising men Boo This ,i.g
fp attend tIr convention to b.. held in
Baltimore. from June to i3 inclusive.
president "a ,cr,,,.,.. ,.r a..
.o..1t.i SCI rlur4 of Am.r.,, tc. ~.
,,.U.f. ,,.ttt.,..t -..,.......... a. A..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
WANTED-ROOMS

>-~~~Sc~~e~~>~>-~~~~~>~~~~~
WAhTED-bN young married couple.
thret furnishc! rooms FOR Eight house
ke"ping. Address J. :. Marin EoN 81.
Wheeling ap--S-t
WANTED or furnished rooms and
hfth Tor light housekeeping. BY couple
with children Prefer .uhurh- but
would conSide. city. Gail Heu rhone
2@l-E. Altcuhcim. apI.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
RIVER NEWS

With the river approaching a low
stage and warm weather expected 10
prevail throughout the ensuing sev-
eral months. arrangements are being
made to raise the wickets az the va.
rious dams along the Ohio river.
Work was started Tuesday raising tho
"Ickets ~ Davis Island. dam No ..
~ Coraopols and No. , az Sewickley.
Pa. in the Ohio river. Prelim mary
work has been started 20 put up the
dams AZ the other three locks above
Beaver. Pa.
Tn" rivers are falling rapidly and
i1 the absence 81 rains I'm the near
future q suspension ~ navigation D.
imminent. However. q safe stage ,
registered here and the wickets af
20" dams in this vicinity will not like
j. be raised for a T. wwecks yet. The
river was falling slowly here a stare
n feet inches being recorded
Tho Liberty was the only boat 10
clear tho local wharf yesterday. lcav.
Ing ~ noon for Matamoras.
The Queen city. which was duo
here Yesterday. was late in leaving
Cincinnati Sunday. and vii not reach
Wheeling before . o'clock this morn.
inE. on route 20 Pitfsburc
TIL" KanaVha is duo 20 pass down
f"r Charleston az g o'clock This morn
iur
Returning from plrkcre burg. fra
cry 81 ParkershurE is scheduled 90
pass up for Pr'sburg today M noon.
and will be- followed This evening bg
Oh" Stool CITY from Cincinnati.
Tho Eliza u. fHo Gasoline packp.
entered r'ho Whcalinr. Clarinrfrn
trade by HUMPHREYS and Booth. own.
"rs ~ tho steamer Liberty. arrived
yesterday afternoon and leaves TODAY
f'r Darlington Slc viii make tb-aa
trips Zach w"ok. leaving Wheeling ON
Monday. "wednesday and Friday
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LOST.

LOST-Natch. from automobile, sunday
afternoon. IN MHeeliu%. or between
Wheeling and east end 81 Elm Grove
paving. probably near end Of Tavius
- reward n lett at IntclliEencer office.
ap-2l-l
LOST diamond ring or Eoff street
above Eleventh. Liberal reward ~ r--
turned t. o." owner. Mary J.. McMcchen,
l0i5 Eoff str"t ap-:i-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
THE LATEST rlAGAzIuEs.
MISCELLA[FfrS

Nn-sIEO-Io Tocurs copy 90 the
Jf1fnN or far efaslur ~ the Mhe-t-
i-g Convention. whics convened febru.
sIy -. 4sC3. This Journal was printed
arl bound bN .u.upi 90 qrd Dsrfau.t.
70 B, wanted & the state Arcltvea 1I
= Va. any Uwunr 90 - cory Of the
l0ur1nl Will perform q public SERVES
~ communicating with tn InteiI-
gtrccr. or win Hon NirgIi tswts.
s.st- Archiyeist Charleston ". "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

~ ell
II Ivy
NO 1897 hartct st.. Wheciinz. ". Va
VI F..f.' Bad BIis T.- ard sell
Claims. Attach etfa .lrtfIIv tfsre
rrF rolfer. .nua 90 d '..4t..... .'rr f-ei,
.'" rli. rfiou M IH-. Toe usru-ye Nsr.
~ w. AFrnrT 30. H1ard % IraIs B.fr
w. sellnr. IS. ga -
PATENTS a. 49,. ,.,, T,',;
.u.l Ift .f trftttu 1c4IH pralttr.
"a. LUNLAy. PATENT Sr'sOhsEY
hatonal Ereharao RANK ntdG
v eelLa, " sa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertaGhY

FON-H,,L DIRECTOR AND
ARTCHtAL EMBALMER.
it22 ard 1874 Main street.
Calls Answered Ia, or Night
Store Phones f3s.
VIC l. Uertschy. Eel Phone 1891
G. J. Wertachv. Nat Phone t22qY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-23
WarWOOd Lots

on easy terms. We have a fine
selection Of lots situated between
Eighth and Twcnty-frst streets.
that can he bought with a small
cash payment and small monthly
payments.
Let US show you
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FOR SALE

ccR SALE-Fiuc Industrial site. Iyoca-
tel iu ~t"IieuNilie. Onto on main line
or fenusylvauiI railroad. lot 1876 ny 2l5
ieci- Also three story brick store build
lug. finest location In the CITY. lot 30
:"'t hy leo. Both ends ~ property fronts
on street Building has been occupied
los Winfield Scott since IS4S a. Garrett
aut Furniture store Elegant osrOrtu-
uitv for a." rirut party Inquire H. W
scott. Box COZ. StcuhenvIlls. Onto
ap-ci-i
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FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN
TIVE METAL CEILINa

NOW IN use in store room at No. lo2l
Ma street. Inquire OF James L. Haw-
ley or inquire of Superintendent new
building AZ bridge, corner no. lo25 Main
street.
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FOR SALE Ok TRADE

, Or SALE or TnADE-A good seven
barn shade" lawn. ard other Improve
ments VIA sell ctesE. or trade for 9
small :2-u. Address CEaTt~s -. Siiiier.
Cameron. ~. Va .s-2I-f
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Bruemmer 6 HiIde5rsnd

Fuuersi Dirsc tors aad tsrutalmars.
Hcrnfr hHr.gf Hud twenty ...rrouf sta
TslanhsaT< A. nr-n dAF and n.ahG
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WANrED-Ten carpenters at Wheeling
Park union wages. Apply at of:ice
SpIQf
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WANIED-Mala Help.

WANTED sheet onapers
at once. Apply The Youngstown sheet
a Tube Co. employment Bureau. sion
10. East Youngstown. OHIO ap-.it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
cAM,NEu, CASE NEXT WEEK.
Court Grants Delay Because Lawyers
Arc Tired.

San Francisco. Aug. 21.-When the
case OF F. Drew Caminetti. co-de-
fendant with Maury /. Diggs. found
guilty last night OF violating the Mann
white slave traffic act. was called to-
day in the United States district court.
Judge Van Fleet set 1t over for trial
to next Tuesday. Aug. 26.
The strain Of the first trial has been
severe on everybody connected with
1t and the court willingly granted the
for continuance.
The indictment against Caminetti
contains tho SAND six counts as did
that against Digs and Is couched IN
the same phraseology except as to the
third and fourth counts, which make
Caminetti an accomplice in the pur-
chase Of tickets to Reno. Diggs being
tho principal.
Each count carries with II a maxi
mum penalty Of Ave years In federal
penitentiary and $4,000 fine. either or
both.
The two counts on which no verdict
was reached last night charged Dfggs
with persuading, inducing and enticing
Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris to
accompany him to Reno. Caminetti
was admittedly the passive partner of
the two men. and in view OF the failure
to convict Diggs on these counts coun-
sci for the government had not decid-
ed today whether to press them
against Caminetti.
Judge Van Fleet probably will try
the case. His rulings and instructions
L. hn
which counsel for Digs seek to effect
an appeal.
In the order Of business. tho Cami-
netti case would fall to Judge Maurice
Dooling, just appointed. but J.age
Dooling was reluctant to sit because II
happens he is an old friend of Commits
sioner Of immigration Caminett!. the
defendants father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
that led to his delivery or Of tho ave
men who spirited him away
oax He % Aeoomplie0.

that led to his delivery or Of tho Ave
men who spirited him away.
Say he 10 Aeoompiies.
OF these ave. one 10 believed to be
in jail In 9herbrooke. He gave the
name Of Mitchell Thompson" and In
sisted that he was q resident of To-
ronto. But both Sheriff Hornbeck and
District Attorney Conger Of Duchess
county. New York, who looked him
over. said he was none other than
Gentleman Roger" Thompson. late of
New York City, and reputed chauffeur
of the black automobile that whirled
Thaw from Matteawan.
Thompson was idling in the superior
court room. waiting for the Thaw case
to come up. when the immigration OF
ficers arrested him. He was quickly
identified az one Of the two men with
Thaw when he was arrested near
Coaticock. He denied that he had aid
ed Thaw in crossing the border and
maintained that he had met the fu-
gitive by chance.
Technically. he is charged with aid
ing and abetting lunatic to cross the
Canadian border an offense punish
able with a $500 fine. II the authori-
ties fail to hold him on this charge,
District Attorney Conger will seek his
extradition on q warrant charging
Roger Thompson with conspiring with
others to defeat the ends of justice IN
liberating Thaw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
euERlllADAYs RECALLED
Lawrsnos, Kan, Sesns Of Reunion Of
Survivors Of ouantrelPs Raid Of
Fifty Years Ase-eravss Of 14s Vie.
Tins Decorated.

Lawrence. KAN. Aug. 21.-More than
800 Of tho 500 survivors Of the historic
"ouantrell raid onSfawrence." - ATTY
years ago today. gathered in reunion
here to repeat again "reminiscences Of
tho border massacre. aud to decorate
the graves Of victims buried here.
Quantrelrs baud OF guerillas from
Missouri raided and burned Lawrence
and killed scores Of the Inhabitants
in those days during the civil war
when guerilla warfare was common.
Survivors today placed markers on
eighty-two buildings still standing that
escaped destruction In the fire of half
q century ago and decorated graves Of
143 victims. Memorial services were
held about q monument erected to the
memory Of those slain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
LAUNCH Ana,rr ON PAcsF.c.

Search Started for Disabled vsoosl
With Three Men on Beard.
Los Angeles. Cal, Aug. 21.-F6Afing
the disabled launch Calypho, With thfee
persons on board. II Drifting tar ont to
sea. n searching p0rty was organized
today Tho hast seen Of tho vessel was
Tuesday night, when she tranaeass0d
her passengers TO the launch vlrg1nia
after hcr engine became crippled. CApt.
Jack Lupes. An engineer and . deck
hand were left to man the weasel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21

lOW2-Sfcnecolly 1Alr noTt0WGoSs pIOo-
ably thunder showers In east and
south; cooler tonight and IN The ey
and south portions Friday. (o
PAGE ONE.
TsIs9raphio News: go
Nation Backu Wilson In - q, an
Policy.
Penrose Resolution Rousss Of
Senate.
Thaw's Lawyers Delay Heay 3
In Fear OF Deportation ~ 3
Five Die In Tragedy on IoW1 Farm.
Murder May Have Been Done.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
State Fair as an Educator.
Ackley Girls White Slave Victims.
Students Earn Way Thru College.
Rev. John c. Van Der Las and Bride
Drowned.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorials:
What Shall We Build Next.
A Wise Man and Wiser Woman.
The Criminal With the Money.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Big Money in Dairying.
Any Town Want Epileptic Colony?
PAGE SEVEN.
Adventure Story:
North OF Fifty Three.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City Nss~s:
Latter Day Saints at Rhodes.
Des Moines Association In Session.
Many Vegetables In Market.
Rush Of New Court Cases On.
Beckford Kibbey to Wed.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and 0sneral:
Corn Center oS Market Stage.
All Other Grains Higher.
Light Receipts Advance Hog Prices.
Good Demand for Choice Steers.
Public Commends Parcel Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
200 MILES oFNEW ROADS
During First Day, and Larger Foros
Turns Out Today to Carry on Good
Work.

Kansas City. Aug. 21.-Encouraged
with tho results OF their efforts yester-
day. when 200 miles OF new roads were
built the Missouri good roads army
started forth today to complete tho
work so well begun.
Altho the number OF volunteers on
gagged In tho work yesterday exceeded
expectations, reports from nearly every
county indicated aelarge number WELD
ed picks and shovels today. In some
districts farm operations were prac-
tically Suspended today. tho farmers
declaring the road work was Of more
Importance than their crops.
Governor Major. who with Governor
Hodges. OF Kansas. left Jefferson City
early today to resume active work on
the roads. was elated with result AL
ready accomplished. a. shown BY re-
ports received from various counties.
'.The first Of Missouri's two good
roads day. WAS euch q success that II
exceeded our anticipation" said the
governor. 'Un addition TO 800 miles OF
new roads added TO the highways. 10.
pairs were made on hundreds Of miles
OF old roads. am pleased also with
the splendid road spirit that has been
developed"
Twenty Ave hundred mon and 500
teams were fighting the battle Of good
roads In Jaclson county. A part OF
this force cut weeds along tho high
ways. Others put in culverts or dug
drainage bitches or trimmed unsiShtiy
hedges. but most Of the workers were
building new reads. sss&s
Buchanan. Clay and Jasper counties.
the other counties In west Missouri,
were well represented In their work OF
road Improvement 5s.5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
BRYAN TO TAKE STUMP.

Will Go to Maine in Interest Of Dem.
oeratio Candidate for Congress.
Washington. Aug. 21.-Secretary
Bryan will spend two days early in
September stumping the Third Maine
congressional district for William Pet
tingal. the democratic candidate. This
was announced today following a con-
ference at the White House between
President Wilson. Representative Nc
Gillicuddy, and Representative Palmer.
Of the congressional campaign commit
tee.
AS the campaign will be largely OF,
national issues. the national admins
tration will take lively interest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
DIVERS CAN'T REACH eoo,Ge.

Steamship State q California Found
10 Lie In 100 Fee os WateN
Seattle. Wash. Aug. M.-The divers
who wcrc scnt north 20 expaoEe the
wreck Of the stesmsh1p state ok Cali
fornia, which was lost In BambScr bay.
Alaska, Sunday. will 30 unable 60 sx-i
anime the vessel because the water In
which she sank u 500 feet deep ~
means Of explosives tho wreckage can
be shattered. however. and most Of
tho bodies Imprisoned IN the wreclage
may bc recovered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-21
8ooiEs or WIFE AND. 1sslgg0
CHILDREN or puDuou9 couN.
~ MAN FOUND IN RulReo.
Do0Y OF HENRY srgRNNs1so
IN ADJOINING oeANARN
What Appeared - hsvo ossN Aeel.
dental Dsath es Entire Family Ness
Believed 70 Have Dsen Prseeded ~
Wholesale oiaushssr-Glsvsn 9meex
Cartridge Picked W Near Ruins.

Dubuque. Aug. 21.-Henry StarnwsiA
his wife and three small children wore
burned to dath In u fire which early
today destroyed their home on q fsrm
fifteen mLes northwest OF DUBUQUE.
Tho home burned shortly after mid.
night and when neighbors who woroa
attracted by the blaze reached the
scene no trace OF the members or the
family could be found. 1t was not un-
til the ruins cooled that the charrod
bodies were recovered. II u supposed
that all ave were SufYocated while
asleep.
Murder 10 Suspected.
Examination Of the premises 1t the
farm today led the county authorities
to believe that some tragedy had pre-
ceeded tho burning OF the homo. The
bodies OF Mrs. Sternweis and the chtl.
dren We're found In tho ruins OF the
house. while that Of Sternweis was
discovered in tho Granary near BY.
Eleven empty cartridges were picked
up near the ruins Of the house.
The bodies were so badly charred
that no evidence OF bullet wounds could
be found. Tho coroner has taken
charge OF the case.
Mother and Three Children Durred.
Alliance. Neb.. Aug. c1.-Mrs. J. 8.
Pitman. who was fatally burned yes
terday morning In m explosion which
followed the using OF kerosene in her
kitchen range at her home near Hem
ingford. Neb., died In a. local hospital,
last night. Three children. aged 2, s
and years respe ectively. died yesterday
from burns they received. The funeral
OF the four victims will be held today.
father. who was working In near by
field.