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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
THAW IS TAKEN
TO THE CAPITAL
WHERE HE WILL REMAIN
UNTIL HIS HEARING
TUESDAY.
Arrival at Concord Greeted by
Cheers of Hundreds Gath
cred at Station.

CONCORD. y. H.. Sept. 17.-Harry
Kendall Thaw was brought TO the capi.
tai OF New Hampshire this afternoon
to await hearing before Governor
Felker on Tuesday next on the matter
OF his eNtradition to New York. II
eXtradition is refused. he will be a
free man. TO 90 wherever he will with.
In the borders OF this state: IL IL is
granted. his case will be reviewed by
the United States district court on a
writ of habeas corpus granted by
Judge Edgar Aldrich. and perhaps ap-
pealed TO the supreme court OF the
United States.
Thaw reached here from Littleton.
y. II. where yesterday his lawyers
obtained n continuance of the federal
writ OF habeas corpus in his behalf
shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon
crowd which cheered him with mstv
enthusiasm gathered at the station
and followed him to his hotel To-
night he remained in seclusion. con
ferring with William A. Stone. ex.
governor OF Pennsylvania. who has
acted In the double capacity OF coun.
sci Tor Thaw and personal representa-.
tive OF the Thaw family.
oo'tiHoT relheT was al his home al
Rochester tonight. and il has not been
decided where the eXtradition proceed
lngs Will be held. They will be staged
either in the council chamber. just OF
the Governors quarters. or in the Sen
ate chamber.
Sleeps In Throne Room.
The State house stands almost di
rectly opposite the Eagle hotel
where Thaw IS held under the joint
custody Of United States Marshal Nut.
and Sheriff Drew. of Coos county. TIL,
structure was built in 1878. and. eN
cept for additions. stands in the orig
inal. Thaw slept tonight I'm the
Throne Room OF the Eagle hotel
Quarters made famous as the confer
ence headquarters OF the New Hamp
shire politicians in days gone by. and
since occupied by Taft and Roosevelt
on their campeign tours The curious
the sympathetic and the enthusiast,
greeted ThaW az every station between
here and Littleton to-day.
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BullMooser Repudiates
Action of Committee
NANCE FILES
THIRD SUIT

Special Iis1atrh 90 fh. Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. " Va. Sept. IL
suits Tor S.o"oo damages has been
filed go ;he circuit court ~ KansV ha
county against Ex-Governor william
, Glasscock Adjut1ut General &. u.
Elliott. Warden VI. l. Brown of the
peuit"utiary. Colonel George \. wal.
hnw. Major James Pratt. Captains
x = ShcrWooi. Charles q Morgan.
: T. Walker and 'eutenanf 4 -
Roberts hv s. = Nance. chareinr
false arrest and impf iSonment This
'h" third time su.t has been filed
hr Nance. who was convicted by the
second military commission appoint.
cd hy Governor Ola ascock The first
was Med Boo 'he circuit court ~ ~.
naVha county and Wfhfrawn and
rn" hI"d in tho federal courts That
hJs also hccn wuhdr1wu. 10 BE- stated
and tho third su'f is ficd in the same
court The first ono Was flcd
The auofnevs fnr nance who vas
nn" ~ th" rims leaders in tho carlv
strike trouble in thc Paint Crock dis.
frict are Frark s Nounett. former
attorney rencral ~ ohio. and Harold
vs. Houston both attorneys for Tho
United Mine Worker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
FISHER, OF HARRISON. DE.
CLINES TO LEAVE
THE G.. o. +.
Declares II l. the Party Of Prog
reSs-Obiects TO Selection Of
Hsndlan as Chairman.

Special iisr7f,h 20 fhe fnt,IiIrer,cr
CHARLESTON. W Va. sent Il
That tho action ~ the state committee
ot the Progressive party las night M
"lecting Joseph Handlan. eV-Dcmocrat.
a. chairman. and in adopting % rcsci'I
zion AGAINST any cumurom 80 With any
other particular p7rtv. and declaring
Tn favor ~ continuing distinct and
separate party viii result In a whole
sale return ~ Prorrczsivos 10 tho Re-
publican ranke. vas Indicated TODAY
IN On" general d.-cu ssicus follow
tho meeting
Ever since fhe last election there
has been n feeling in favor ~ ro
united Republican party. except among
the radicals such ar dominated fho
committee meeting hcre ff. fs be-
hov"d Thar largo m1'orifv 81 those
% hn voted fhn Progressive ticket in
rho last campairr did NOT moan 'o
desert Tho Republican party hut wore
mcrolv dissatisfied with tho nominee
FOR President
Amonc 'ho do-c~firr4 from Tho Pro
fressivcs following last nicht- action
tcon,inusd on Page risvsnJ
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HOUSE TO PASS
CURRENCY BILL
DETAILED CONSIDERATION
OF MEASI RE WAS COM
PLETED LAST NIGHT.
Leaving Nothing But the Final
Vote for To-day-Measure
Will Then Go 10 Senate.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l7.-Au elev-
enth hour revolt from the will of the
caucus and the leadership OF the
banking and currency committee
spread among Democrats OF The house
tonight when the administration cur
rency bill, was within the shadow OF
IN" hnal vote upon It's passage l.
threatened for time to reach seri-
Gus proportions. but the party leaders
finally got the situation in hand
again
Chairman Glass or tho committee
and other leaders who sided with
him were plainly worried ant their
predicament afforded unconcesled
amusement 70 The Rapuhlicans and
Pdru, ularly 10 the Progressive lead.
'r. Nurdock The revolt lasted
'hro"ch many sp""ches on the Dom.
ocrahc side. several from across the
a'SI" ana on" vote on which more
I'"mocra's de-erted tho committee
than had left is standard on any OF
III" moo'"d questions brought uu be-.
fore
Cause OF the Trouble.
An amendment hv Representative
F"--. ~ Ohio. designed fn maintain
dll legal money a. parity and insure
th" retention ~ the gold standard
caused all the trouble some Demo
Gratis proiess"d 10 SEQ IN II a revival
of m" old issue of bi-metaliism ard
openly charged that tho committee IN
endorsing such an amendment was
Offering gra'uitous insult ~ four.
hi'hs ~ the Democratic party That
ISSUE they pointed on was settled
sixteen years ago
Representative Wifhr~euoon nj,
MissiS ipIi. was tho nrst To- announce
that with such an amendment tackled
10 th" b,ll he would bolt tho caucus
and vote against if
y viii never vote Tor t. he shout.
cd. 'for I arm AN honest man
A. fhe conclusion - Nr Murdoch. "a
fpo"ch Representative Wfrgo an
nounced that no would demand 10.
morrow The separate votes ON tho
Amendments and tho bin Tho Dom.
ocraft paid lt'io heed ~ Tho warn
inc and fhe vote stood i0f fo 81, Tor
Do" amendment
WNSrUNGTON sept II Tho al
mi1ifirafiOn currency bin viii Ic
- "d hy ff" house and ssn' fo tho
rcraf" tomorrow fn order fp rom.
pl"to tho detailed ron Iteration NJ tho
m"aeur" and leave nothing bui tho
formal vote Tor 90 morrop Tho hon o.
ssf tonight and concluded fbD tDfirs
'can'inusd on Psg. Eisvsnj
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LEADS
ARMSTRONG 2S3

PlTTSRTRGH. Pa. Sept. 1.-THE
complete vote in the mayoralty nom
partisan primary Yesterday tonight
shows that Congressman Stephen q.
Porter leads Joseph q Armstrong. for
mer director OF public works. by 2SS
votes. Roth men must fight ~ out In
the November election. Porter re-
Ceivod 35.171 votes and Armstrong
3f.NSS. The next highest man was
Frank J. Gosser. who polled 5.391
votes. Three other candidates had q
small vote The total vote for mayor
yesterday was 77.O03. about 5000 be
low the registration figures
Both Porter and Armstrong we're
woll pleased With tho result today. and
issued statements forecasting a siren
nous campaign leading up 10 the cleo
tion in November
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REFUGEES FROM
MEXICO ARRIVE
ISSUE STATEMENT SETTING
FORTH THEIR REASONS
FOR LEAVING.
Have Been Without Train or Mail
Service Since March
Followed Advise.

SAN DIEGO. Gala. Sept. IA
statement setting forth their reasons
ior leaving Mexico was issued today
by those who arrived here aboard the
cruiser Buffalo from the west coas. of
the Southern republic. The Buffalo
Drought l3s refugees. who were land
"a here. the ship proceeding TO San
Francisco.
The statement. in part. follows:
NO uneasiness was felt by the
American residents until Consul Vail.
or the L. :. A. located at Guavmas.
sonora. personally visited Yaqui Val.
lev on September &. 1913. accompa-
MED by Lieutenant +. II. Henley. OF
The l. :. Marines Gin uniforml. and
exhibited telegram dated Washing
ton. ID G.. August -. 1913. and signed
by Secretary of State Bryan. which
stated thar the President earnestly
urged all Americans 10 leave Mexico
and that the L. $. : Buffalo vas then
waiting at an adjacent point called
salinas TO embark all those desiring
10 leave. The Consul added his per
sonal advice that every one avail
thepselves o; the opportunity and con.
form 10 tho Presidents request.
Relying entirely upon these repre-
sentauons. we have abandoned our
homes. together with real and person.
nj property ~ greater or lesser value
Without Mail Service.
Since about March. 1918. We have
been without train service or mails.
and for that reason we could not in
tellg'ntly judge for ourselves the
necessities of the case. Roth contend
ing factions in the present disturb
ancos In Mexico have visited the
NaqW valley. but neither side has
committed any overt act toward for
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Diggs Gets Two Years;
Caminetti Is Months

san FRANCISCO. cal. Sept IT,
Two Years boz tho federal pcnucntarv
ON McNeii island. Wash. aud q fnc of
5000 is tho sentence imIcerd ON
M.ur1 Discs former state architect
% Caiif .rui1 because Of his fIrhl fo
Reno with Marsha Warrington. 90 Sac.
ram'nfo rOcirtt rirl Eirhfccu months
Do Tho same prison and a nue cf
81 500 VAS fh" pcualtv given his
fricni and comparison. q Drew Cam.
nrt'f som oft Nnfhou, Camiuetfi tn.t.
cd states ,ommi siourr general ~ iri
mi mibrt'lon. Tor Ih' CnDusc. Ctmi
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IF rrtfrra'cd on t moro .sr.nu. charge
the nature of which tbe oncrr re
fIsnd fo dituieo
s prnIm nary frial ou fhf. charge
wiil hr h''d f0 morrow hrfprr fu.fIro
= q lluflrd. and iu tho meantime
rHnnr. OF zoo urls rlfIrr como thick
md islf buf none OF them ,tr a. t.f
h' confirmed a. fIr rrifar. Boo sH4rr,
OF fir ra." refuse tu fI Do /. aI
l'e'd 'htt Eells 800 daughter. aged
't and it tul hr fIn main vIfrr ss
fp .IppHu tIe state ra.r
int"r"-sus d.yrlopmrrf. a. vrf t.
most enriDus charge against kaU afr
'tprcrd F''f1~ against krI hsu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
ASKS POLICE TO
FIND DAUGHTERS

sp.c.st n sratrh - m. tnteiiiaencer.
HUNTINGTON. w Va. Sept. II
Charging Grover Cannafay. or Ken
icdy with whit" slavery. John L. II
Ton. of th" Chesapeake and Ohio. ap-
pcalci 10 tho police here tonight 70
hrlp him locate his two pretty daugh.
f"re. Minnie" seventeen. and Augusta.
eighteen. who disappeared from their
hom" in Ohio. a mile from this city.
SUNDAY afternoon Elton is a wealthy
former and hsd forbidden Cannady
calling 80 bis home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
MAN KILLS WIFE;
WOUNDS PARAMOUR;
THEN KILLS SELF.

Special Dispatch TO Intelligencer.
FAiRMONT. w. Va, Sept.
IA few months ago Joe
oojeeh, a nne appearing young
foreigner Of Pennington, this
county. ran away with Mary
merosky. the wife Of John Mo-
rosky. also OF Pennington. The
couple went TO Hermine, a
small town 10 miles from
Freemansturg. Pa, and resId-
ed there az man and wife. Four
days ago John located the
couple there and had a war
rant issued by a Gresnsburg
Justice for their arrect. The
trial was set for last evening.
While Mary and Joe were on
their way 10 the court room
they were waylaid by John, the
husband. who shot and Instant
ly killed Mary. then shot and
fatally wounded Joe and finally
shot and killed himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
FILES BOND TO
INSURE TRIAL

-rs.af I...tf.r f. rI. fu'sufren.er
firNTiNGTON. w Va. Sept ~.
Uord in tho fum ~ $500 vas filed hero
with fir circuit clerk This afternoon
hf ID u Harper o. prominent ron.
Tractor. ir order that tho So nHr dam
srr suit aeHfnaf Governor Uatf"Id
milhf hr carried Through The suit
oH- instituted o.. WYATT % Thompson.
editor OF th" Socialist Labor star.
vho-" IHuf Vas taken charge ~ bV
th" sfaf" militia following an anar.
fhtti'al attach ou frc governor dur.
Ine The Paint and CABIN creek strikes.
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motif 'iorod with Marsha Warrinrton's
friend. Lola Ncrri.
Th" usual motions FOR q now trial
and for arrest of iudsmcnt wore de-.
uied. Judge Van I1cot granted how
ever. o. STAY ~ execution Tor ten davs.
durur which thc defendants viii be
ou' on bail fixed af Sfs .uO0 and Sfo. .1no.
roep"cfi,ol,. while their counsel ~,
perfcCtuE an appeal to the United
states circuit court appeals Tor writ
| r''"r-ihl" "rror which II grauted
would entail new trials.
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No Move Contemplated
In Mexican Situation
WASHINGTON WILL AWAIT
RESULT OF ELECTION
NEXT MONTH.
Some Question as to Huerta's
Attitude in the Event an
Election Is Held.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-So far as
the Washington administration 10
concerned. IL became known tonight,
no move Is contemplated in the Mexi-
can situation at present The elec-
tions of October PC are now awaited
here with interest. and the next step
in the policy OF the United States 10
likely TO make its appearance there
after.
Administration officials read Gen.
eral Huerta's message TO the Mexican
congress. published here today, but
no formal comment was made. II Is
understood that the administration
does not attach much Importance to
the document. though there are pas
sages in II which did not pass without
careful notice.
Huerta's statement that the tense
ness OF diplomatic relations" was
with the government Of the United
States. Though luckily not with the
people" invoked little attention. as
the same sentiment had previously
been voiced by the Mexico City Of
hcials. and the answer from here was
the enthusiastic reception which Pres
ident Wilson received when he ad.
dressed congress. and speeches sup
porting him made by Republicans and
Democrats in congress.
The references TO the expiration OF
the period during which American war.
ships were authorized TO remain In
Mexican waters caused some discus.
sion. lnasmuch as the ships are per-
miued TO remain another month. or
until after the generai elections are
held. no statement of policy in this
connection Is likely TO he made until
that time. Informally. officials let IL
be known that the vessels would be
kept in Mexican waters indefinitely, IL
the United States deemed It neces-
sary.
Cables TO Lind.
Secretary Bryan sent cablegram to
John Lind at Vera Cruz. advising him
OF the governments view OF the HUI
erta message. but the contents of the
dispatch were not disclosed.
In some quarters here there is a
strong disposition 10 doubt whether
there will he a constitutional election
in Mexico on October 26. Constitution
nj representatives point out that with
the election only about a month away.
nobody knows who the candidates are
or what their platform will say.
Should an election no held. the attituds
~ the United States would take is
doubtful Recognition viii under no cir
cum~tan"cs he accorded Nictoriano Hu-
'fta. This IS known from unquestioned
sources. Reports that Huerta intended
Z" secure the election Of some friend
who might subsequently, appoint Huerta
:" e post IN the cabinet and resign in his
ia' Or. are causing some uneaSiness, for
u the election is constitutional, the posi-
tion ~ the United states toward HUI
erta then might he embarrassing
consul AIrcr az Mazatlan today con-
( frmcd reports ~ tho killing Of Morris
y Root. Of PuttstoWn. Pa. in Tive state
of Topic Consul AlCer added that the
governor Tepic. In response to repre-
scntat ions. has promised 20 bend every
EFFORT to apprcheni the murderers
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Police F Find Another Flat
Rented byCathOlic Priest
CONTAINED PICTURES OF BOTH
SCHMIDT AND GIRi.
Also Had in Them Baby Clothes. Patiently En-
broidered. and Complete Outfit
for an Infant Child.

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-That Hans
Schmidt. the Jekyll-Hyde priest
whose double life was exposed Sun
day when he was arrested and con-
feesed the murder OF Anna Aumuller.
after killing the girl and dismembcr-
ing her body in a Bradhurst avenue
f1at. hired another apartment in
which he presumably planned to con-
ceal himself. was developed from po-
licn discoveries to-day.
Evidence also was found linking
closer and for longer period than
had been supposed the lives OF
Schmidt and his alleged counterfeit
ing partner the unlicensed dentist.
Dr. Ernest Muret.
The latter. papers found in his Of
flee by official searchers indicated.
had left London for some offense
committed while practicing medicine
there. AMI had practicei in Chicago
under the name Of Or Arnold Held"
leaving that city and dropping the
name OF Hold some time subsequent
10 July, 1909 Although Muret has
claimed he mrt Schmidt only six
months ago. evidence has appeared
that they had business relation as
long as Two years ago. and that the
dentist LONG rad knowledge of
Schmidt's ccvrte-faitinC experiments
Whitman In Charge.
District Attorney Whitman returned
TO the city TO-DAY from a brief yaca-
tion and took the Schmidt investiga-
ton in hand Coincidentally the fed
eral authorities stepped into the case
with warrants for Schmidt and Muret
charging that they had in their pos
session implements with which TO
make counterfeit money.
The detectives s'ill securing The
nelShborhood in which Anna Aumuller
was murdered found to-day that three
DAYS after the crime a man resembling
Schmidt. but giving another name,
rented an Eighth avenue apartment.
for which h. paid month rent Two
suit cases which we're left thsro CON
tanned photographs OF Miss Auwul.rr
and Schmidt. rs veil as numerous lit
tie feminine belongings. evidently
those Of the murdered woman. Baby
clothes made mp and patiently ON
broider'd and material for many other
garner ents-enouch for a complete out
IN for an infant We're among the con
tents Of the grips
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CLAWED BY BEARS

Special Dispatch 10 The IntaIiiFrnccr
BLl EFlEID. W. a. Sept Ii
Ray Burnop. eighteen. who yesterday
vas almost fatally bitten and clawed
by bears. will recover The bears
we're shot and killed this morning.
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Atlantic City Suicide
Was Charleston Girl
PHOTO or TIE DEAD GIRL
IDENTIFIED As THAT OF
VERONICA BISHOP.
Identification Made by Stc2father
of Girl Who Had Picture For
wardod from Atlantic CITY.

special iraI1tsh q" M. rrfeiirrr..r
CHARLESTON. W Va Scp' =
W. T. HoWl"s. of This city. fo.da. posi.
lively identified q photograph of Vc-o-
MICA Bishop. tho Atlantic CIR, suicide
taken after hrr death. as hi- daughter
Mrs. John =. Davis. nee Ida MAY
Bow l.s
Chief of Police Wo1d,uN o. t,l,,.
tic City. was notified ~ tre iJ.pfigr,
ton hv Nr Bonlrs thi- mrrufue and
was asked to furnish irf-o-rs,.,,,, and
cory az iu 'rucfiors saiT ~ itv. boon
giy"n hy tho girl fpr tfa 81. r,.,ti,n
of h"r body Atcortinf. tp tho trf,r.
nation received hy Mr. Bowie. tho
h'-iy Wa 'r"ma'"d a. Phi'adcipbia
at Oh" rirIs request
Sent Money Orders.
Mr. Davis. ar hia uYvl.. gr.,
came into prpmirrurr when .H. som,
iF" hundred dollar. in money orf.,-
from Nrv York cIf. tp her father
h'ro or Npru.t ts and .rfprmfrs him,
That shr was tired of ffr and fftt no.
would mover bear from ..r a.4ir fo
N.' 'n' money t. ue I..msI hot
frd '' aIf" h'r lu.a fl l.r tro,r.rs
fnd sisters and other m,mI..t .f ,to
ImHy
l;1N.'s t.nt flr tu,r .g N,.orrr,
Ndim % i"fl.a... Who f.I f,,d
.1' on h.bIn o' fr tour. woman f.,,
fi'nrr" from Dor husband f..r D.
Davis. Ih. N"r lYrt r.... u.,-.
notified ard af Dre tirre 10 e.,. t,
I't"i fh" d.eury ryhrr.d hr.i, OFF fr.
orrIr found ir t. ur..r ,.,.r
.H. fI.f .f ff. ff... f. r.
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ENBczzLEMENr CHARGE.

@r'NlII TlsUHfT1 - fhf I0frIIiLrUT.-
t'EAFTpN. ". Va. sept. ~ William
Mcconnell vent on tfial today before
~" circuit court. charged with having
euh'Zylfi $3.50 from his e-upipvsr " .
" .. Iore~. While acting as agent and
'I"-k f"r fon"s. he is said ~ have mis-
appropriated the funds. lie denies the
charge.
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FREE LIST IS
NOW COMPLETED
TARIFF CONFEREES TAKE Up
REMAINING DUTIABLE
SCHEDULES.
Fig Iron Will Remain on Free List
Will Not Make Agreements
Public Until Work Ends.

NNSillNGTON. ~ G. Sept .
l'fu"cratic members pf the tariff con.
terence committee now engaged In
adjusting difference between tho fuo
houses on th" fariF bin. decided f1
dhF NOT 'n mah" pubt> any further
"Er''W"nfs until fhr conference worl
i~ completed Publication ~ arreo.
m"nf@ during Tho past few d1.s has
ufouEh' many demands upon fhe con
i"r""7 Tor -" 90 opening ~ certain
ff"d .I"- and thrN have Hr'rrmIurI 4
hereafter ~ maintain silence
Chairman simmons. ~ fha eenat.
conf"r"ce. said tonight fho work was
progressing moro rapidly 'han Do had
expected. ard lr thought rruDrf
might b" completed bs tho end of the
Neok
Tho oon'orencr to-day finished ur
with Tho froc lIsf and h.rsr Dr .fr o..
naming items In fre dufHh'e -rraf
Iirs Whom fh"t aI.nuru.I r,t Dad
gone over rho h'll for fla ..,urf fma
ae fsr as tho Third srhrdu'a. f.lf cDg
ering metal and metal rrD.u.t.
Thor" "aa lone f.iat. st.r trn
0h"ti and -Four prov iDu. rr tIr f.L
IIoua" m"Whnrs rl .orfIrr. fr f.. sem
af" amendment iwrn.Irr . d.f. nf
IN crufs hu,hrf ur vU..r ,.r.tr..
from country f'af 'r,Ia. a au..
apHinf ul'ff from frs United STATE.
Ih.. question uH ru' ...ff,I
Tho conference ft.tsf f. I.tt. r.r
ir0u on fi. frrr ll.f vI.ra Odd. -.t..f..
Uu' if. huf l.I ruf determine rt.tt,r
frrru WHrsHur.r urr .Iu.f af... I.
frrr. s cnwrrou .e v.. rr.,fsf Dr
fh" 1uiNm"nf." .''.HII. hr which fN.
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WAsHINoTOH. Srpt. ~ r0reenrf.
Ohir- Fatr north frrrf rains south
portion Thuraf7V. rrfdHv fair. warmer.
lfThf % moderate vnrfntfa winds
West NirTinif local rHfur Thursday.
friday fatr AMI slightly uarmer
Wesfern penurvlvauiH Unaeff1el AMI
slightly cooler Thursday urobsbfv ro-,f
rsius Hpufh portion Friday fair. ruoder.
ate variable Winds.
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JUDGES OF THE COURT
OF APPEAL OF NEW YORK

who, with the state senate. will
sit as high court of impeach-
ment and decide the case of Will
liam Sulzer.
The large figure on the right is
Edgar NJ. CulleSp chief justice,
and below him are Judge William
E. Werner and Judge John CHM
ton Gray. In the center. above,
Judge Bartlett; below. Judge Will
liam II. CrOdebaok. On extreme
left. Judge Frederick Collin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-19
SAVED HIS FOOT

II. d. Ely OF Bantam. o., suffered
from horrible ulcer on his foot for
flour years Doctor advised amputa-