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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-06
HIGH WIND AIDS BLAZE;
THIRTY BLOCKS DESTROYED
FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER BROKE OUT 1T WAS BEYOND
CONTROL AND FIRENiEN TOOK TO DYNAMITING
BUILDINGS TO CHECK THE FLAMES
Little Rick Sent Apparatus Special Train Fighting
the Fiames-Hotel High School, Railroad Station Theatre
.anitarium and Other Large Buildings Destroyed.

the fire spread rapidly Within fifteen
minutes IL was apparent that the fire
fighting force OF Hot Springs was In
adequate. and an appeal was made to
Little Rock for aid. Apparatus and
men were sent. but the conhagration
WAS then beyond control. Dynamite
was resorted to when it was apparent
that water would be OF no avail, but
this also failed to check the progress
of the flames. The turned district for
some distance skirts the business sec
ton. and several times shifting winds
headed the fire for the principal busi-
ness section, but each time the free
use OF explosives and an opportune
change in the wind saved II
Before nightfall the task OF check
ing the flames was abandoned and
the combined fire-fighting forces turn
ed their efforts toward keeping the
fire away from the center of the city.
This much was accomplished
The city al midnight was in dark
ness except for the glow of the dying
fire which cast shadows over a scene
of desolation.
The homeless nave been cared for
~ Ut l'bi IL AiF anu piduN nave Uttu
started to systematic the work of
suCCOr tomorrow.
More than 90 blocks on the eastern
edge Of the business district of Hot
Springs had been swept clean tonight
by fire which threatened TO eat 80
way - Central avenue. The main bust
;i,-S thOroughfare.
At 10 o'clock indications were that
tho h:e. which was sweeping uncon-
trOllcd through the eastern portion OF
Hot Springs. would burn itself out at
the foot OF West mountain. after de-
stroyIng the greater par or tho
south Hot Springs residence district
Various estimates Of the proba bic
monetary loss range from six to ten
millions OF dollars.
4 high wind was blowing and the
Hot Springs and Little Rock tire de-
parimcnts. the latter hurried 10 this
city aboard special trains. had made
but lit'le hesdway IN checking the
flames
The FIRE oririnated in a negro
tcoEtanuod on Page rwelvsJ
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nified was the state OF public opinion
here. as decidedly pro-Thaw and more
decidedly anti-Jerome. In the sec
ond place there is a split In the town
council over Chief of Police John
Boudreau. Thaw's original captor and
subsequent petitioner for the writ of
habeas corpus which forced Thaw
out of Jail at Sherbrooke and into
the hands OF the immigration authori-
ties.
Boudreau Was Influenced.
Some of the aldermen contend that
Boudreau was Influenced and acted un-
wisely in the habeas corpus matter
and should resign. Among his op-
ponents is A. A. Hopkins. chairman OF
the police committee OF the council.
Hopkins employs in his grist mill
Milford Aldrich. the complainant
against Jerome Aldrich says he
acted as a jealous citizen and his con-
tention was sustained by A. c. Hanson.
joint crown prosecutor. who caused
the warrant to be issued. " We were
shocked" said Hanson, ito see Mr..
Jerome playing cards for money in
public and it was our duty TO arrest
him. Little children saw him and
were talking about il. We have never
had another arrest OF fits kind here.
II Jerome tries TO leave this jurisdic-
tion he will be arrested"
Mr Jerome left town in his auto
mobile this afternoon. II was ex-
planned that he had gone for a
ride" His case is set for hearing be-
fore q magistrate tomorrow morning.
Punishment on conviction OF gamp-
ling on railroad property may range.
at the discretion of the court. from a
fine. amount unspeciied. to a prison
sentence. the maximum of which Is
one year
Decision Rendered.
In finding Thaw subject TO deports-
tion, a decision which was rendered
after 4 O'Clock this afternoon. the
hoard OF inquiry made the announce
ment that Thaw was ordered deport-
ed for the following reasons:
THAT he. Harry X. Thaw. did en-
ter Canada at place other than n
port of entry. and that he did not
forthwith report such entry 10 tho
nearest immigration officer. and pre-
sent himself for examination as re-
quired by law
That he. Harry X. Thaw, eluded
examination by an officer and entered
Canada by stealth. contrary to the
provisions of the immigration act.
THAT evidence considered trust
worthy by the board has been sub
mitted 10 the board that he. Harry X.
Thaw. has been insane within five
years previous to the present date,
and that consequently he. the said
Harry X. Thaw. comes within the pro-
hibited classes mentioned in section
three Of the immigration act. which
section provides that persons who
have been insane within FIVE years
previous shall not be permitted 70
land in Canada. OF in case Of having
landed in OF entered Canada shall NOT
be permitted 10 remain therein"
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VOTE ON TARIFF
LATE TONIGHT
ALL DIFFERENCES SETTLED
AND AMENDMENTS WILL
BE OUT OF WAY.
Income Tax Matter Settled and
Smooth Sailing in the Caucus
La Toilette May Hold Up Vote.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-Sepator
Francis G.. Newlands. of Nevada, whose
stand on the tariff bill had caused his
Democratic colleagues some concern,
brought relief to the minds of admins
tration leaders upon his return from
the west to-day. The Nevada senator
though determined TO make a fight
within the party lines. assured his
colleagues that he would stand by the
Dill as II reached the senate for a vote
l never have contemplated at any
TIME making any fight on the tariff
outside the party caucus" was Sena-
tor Newlands' statement tonight Just
before entering the Democratic eau
Gus. which was expected to wind up
consideration of matters at variance
within the party lines Having made
p~gress In settling the income tax
and cotton futures issues senate lead
ers predicted that all amend
ments would be disposed OF by to-
morrow and that the bill would go
TO a vote late Saturday night. if Re-
pull lican leaders would consent 10
limit debate.
viii Not Limit LaFciIettc.
Senator Simmons. chairman Of the
'H"HNN NOihAAiiilff. St4u lDl'.'lf mat
he would not seek 10 iimit Senator
La Toilette in his Giscussicu o. the
textile schedules. and fcT ina, rea.
son might not get a vote befur. Mon
day. bat he thought the bill could
be put upon its passage by that time
at the latest. Reports were circulated
tonight that Progressive Republicans
We're attempting TO ,hape their final
discussion so that vote might be
reached late Saturday night or early
Sunday morning with the clock turned
back
Senator Smith. Of South Carolina.
tailed In the Democratic caucus today
10 modify the proposed tax on cotton
futures. the caucus refusing TO recon
slider fs "o On approving the amend
ment proposed by Senator Clarke. Of
Arkansas. designed TO curb gambling
In cotton on exchange The amend
ment as II stands in the bill places a
tax OF one-tenth OF one cent a pound on
(Continued on Page TenJ
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WOMAN CAUSES
QUITE A SCENE

Special IH~Tatch 60 the Intelligence.
PAEKERSBCRG. ". Va. Sept O.
Mrs. E.stei!e Horter. of Marietta. o
who c.aimes to be near relative Of
Ex-Governor Myron T Herrick. OF
ONO. created sensational scene this
afternoon upon her arrival from Wash
ington In charge of Misses Maddv G.
Brewer and Mary Pallen. inspectors of
the Washington Board OF Charities.
who were taking her to Marietta for
detention on a lunscy charge.
Mrs. liorter caused "a scene In the
Juveni'" court In Washington several
days ago when her daughter was ar.
rested FOR begging on the street. which
resulted in her being detained In the
hospital. from which place she was
ordered sent To Marietta. Mrs Horter
refused 10 go into OHIO with the on
GERS. and II was neco ssary 10 detain
her In jail here for time. but later
she agreed 70 20 on.
The woman claims that her trans
portatOn back TO Ohio was a political
conspiracy 10 prevent her from appear.
ing before tho lobby investigation
committee at Washington TO tell what
she knew
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NAME DELEGATES
TO CONFERENCE.

80. ~ Lieratrh ~ Tho tufrllirfrrer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. sept
The West Virginia conference ~ tho
VI. y. church South. o. rushing for.
ward with It's business. fhc FIRST of to.
DAY being The naming of the Rev. T.
'. w. Darlington. OF this city. as ono
~ the two crerical Delegates fo the
general conference. in oklahoma CITY.
next May. Tho second delegate Will
he named 20 morrow Ur Darlington
is slated. by q vote Of e fo qf FOR
the financial agentfhip of Morris liar
N"y college. but 70 b. doubted n he
can DO induced 10 accept stuart ~
boWman. veil known real estate man
here. was selected as ono ~ tho lay
deitEatca ~ tho general conference.
and VI. W. Thomas. ~ Ashland. ls tho
other ID y Smith. ~ tloofhpsvilIe.
is alternate ~ n vote ~ c5 90 I5
The conference voted down tho move
10 change the name ~ the church 10
Tho Methodist Episcopal Church
south ~ America Announcements
ot appointments viii b. made Monday
morning
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HOT SfffNGS, Ark. Sept 5.-Fre
which started in a negro's cabin at
$3.50 oclcck fhis afternoon was slowly
dying out a. he foot OF West Noun
tain. the southern extremity OF Hot
Springs. at midnight after reducing
to a smouldering mass OF wreckage
an area more than mile In length
and from seven TO ten blocks wide
IN the eastern section OF the city. The
monetary loss is roughly estimated at
I $40 !o00. 900.
Governor Hays arrived in Hot
Springs late tonight and probably
will order a military patrol OF the
burned district tomorrow morning.
United States troops also are expect
ed from Little Rock TO add to the
guard on the military reservation.
In the path OF the flames were
manufacturing houses. hotels. a num-
ber Of the more pretentious residences
and public buildings. which are IN
ashes. II is estimated that 1000 per
sons are homeless.
so far as can be ascertained there
were no fatalities and the few per
sons hurt suffered only minor injuries.
Among the buildings destroyed
were.
The eity's light. water and power
plants.
County court house.
High cchocl building.
Park hctel
Moody hotel.
Princess hotel.
St. Louis. lrcn Mountain & Southern
railroad station and Stops.
The Arkansas Sanitariur.
Smaller buildings by the hundreds
were reduced 20 ashcs.
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THAW WINS BIG VICTORY;
JEROME IS UNDER ARREST
AFTER IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES HAD ORDERED HIS DE.
PORTATION ON TWO COUNTS LAWYERS SAVE HIM BY
WRITS OF HABEAS CORPUS AND PROHIBITION.
Writ Calls for His Production Before the Kings September
15 at Montrea-Jerome Is Jailed Charge Gambling
and May BE Given a Year n Jail

COATICOOK, Quebec. Sept. 5.-Har-
ry X. Thaw Will be produced before
the full Kings bench, appeal side. at
Montreal, on the morning OF Septem-
Der 10. Meantime he may be detained
here, or at Sherbrooke. or taken TO
Montreal on a moments notice, at the
discretion OF the immigration authori-
ties. Two OF his counsel. J. " Green
shields and y. X. Lafiamme. obtained
double writ-habeas corpus and pro-
hibition-at Montreal to-day. and
which arrived on a special train into
Coaticook. where not long before the
immigration authorities had ordered
Thaw's deportation from the Do
minion.
Counsel for Thaw who had re-
mained in Coaiicook had announced
that the writ was returnable forthwith
and a special train was made up to
take the prisoner to Montreal tonight.
4 great crowd collected about the sta
tion where Thaw was confined, and Il
was not until X o'clock that II became
known that he might remain here sew
eral days because the writ is not re-
tdrnable until September IL
There were cheers when the writ
arrived and more cheers whenevr
detention room. When the special
train pulled out for Montreal without
Thaw aboard. there were cries or dis
appointment. then more cheering when
the news got abroad that for Thaw the
new move meant ten days delay.
Not only by the writ secured in Mon.
treal. but by the action OF his attor
neys on appeal did Thaw to-day block
his deportation. In addition, he had
the pleasureable knowledge that his
old enemy. William Travers Jerome.
had been arrested. charged with gam
bling.
Town Of Sensations.
" ever little town produced sen
sations." Coaticook did today. First
came Ierome's arrest and release on
bail on a charge that he had played
poker yesterday on railroad property
with some newspaper men. Then came
word that Thaw's lawyers had OBJ
tained in Montreal the writ demanding
his production in court there.
Meantime the special board Of IN
quiry ordered Thaw's deportation TO
Vermont under two clauses Of the i'm
migration act. namely. that he had
entered Canada by stealth. and had
within five years been an inmate OF
an institution for the insane. From
both these decisions Thaw's lawyers
appealed.
The immigration officers. headed
by +. Bako Robertson. were power.
less. and Thaw remained i'm the do.
tcntion room over the Grand Trunk
Railway station. Finally the Thaw
lawyers IN Montreal. j. y. Green
shieis and y X. Laflamme. chartered
q special train and came here with
The writ itself. serving il this even.
inC
!ercmc's arrest was due 10 two
causes and was not prompted in any
way ~ th" Thaw lawyers. One and
all they expressed indignation al the
move and said thoy were ready TO
aid him. What the arrest really sig
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Can1inetti Is Found
Guilty of White Slavery
CONVICTED On ONE COUNT
AFTER JURY HAD BEEN
0UT THREE HOURS.
Verdict Was a COmprOmise-He
and Diggs Will BE Sentenced
Sept. l0-Will Appeal.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept s.
Farley Drew Caminetti. son % the
commissioner general OF immigration.
was found guilty late to-day on one
count % tho indictment charging him
with violation OF the Mann white slave
act
The jury was out three hours and
took eight ballots From the first the
vote stood ten 10 two for conviction,
and finally the two recslcitrants
agreed to com promise by finding a
verdict of guilty on one Of tho four
counts charged.
Bail In the sum % $4,000 was fur
nished. Sentence will be pronounced
September 10. the day set for sentenc-
ing Maury J. Dicgs. Jointly indicted
with Caminetti and convicted on four
counts Exceptions 10 the charge ~
0dge Van fleet a. whole and IN
part were taken by counsel. and a
petition fer an appeal will be filed. as
was announced in the case ~ Biggs
Csrinetti Smiled.
Caninetti took the verdict lightly.
smiling a forced smile and nudging
his brother Ioculariy
First Do" lifted his little daughter.
Naimo who vas playing af his feet.
ard placed her carefully Boo her moth
ers lap Then ho hook hands with
tContinusd on Page TrvslvsD
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AUTO THROUGH
. A FENCE; TWO
ARE KILLED

JACKSON Mich. Sept 5-Harry
Endicott % Anderson. Ind. a brother
90 Farmer BIZ Endlcott. the noted
automobile racer. and Mary Sarata
OF Jackson. 10 year old spectator.
were killed and three persons were
injured here this afternoon when En-.
dicOtts automobile. hurting around
the race track. crashed through a
fence after one OF the front tires blew
up.
The injured are: George Benedict
~ Los Angeles. who was acting a.
EudicOtt's mechanlcian. Mrs Mabel
Walters and Frances Hiu. - years
old. both of Jackson Benodicta
condition IS In dou d.
Enidcott was driving a 100 horse
power Cutting car preparatory 20 an
exhibition rare against Benedict here
tomorrow when tho accident occurred
Benedict WAS az his side The ma.
chine turned "a sharp curve A. u
swung on 90 the home stretch tho
tire burst Before Tho crowd could
r'aliz@ What bad happened tho ma.
chine skidded about 20 foot. awervpd
and plunged directly a. tho ffnqy
frnrr 20 the side ~ tho course Enfi
ru.f was crushed to rrath arai-sf an
iron railing Benedict was hu,srf
from tho car and on" ~ Tho rear
wl""ls passed over hts body
The Sarafa giri vas instantly
FIr'd The car bounded from rosd
.rraprr and crushed her o. death In
O. fwinklng
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DEVELOPMENTS WILL LIKE
LY AWAIT HIS ARRIVAL
IL CAPITAL.
Government Is Considering the
Drafting Of a Reply TO Sec
Ond Note Of Ganboa.

WASHINGTON. u. e.. sent. g.
Developments In tho Mexican Eftua-
ton are likely 10 await tho arrival IN
Washington Of Manuel DE Zamacona
lnclan. personal envoy Of the Iuorfa
government 90 continue with tho
Washington administration tho nego.
tiations begun by John Lind
Administration officials had not Do.
cided TONIGHT whether They would rs.
coive Senor Dc Zlmacoul urIrs. DO
brought positive assurance. ~
Huerta's elimination from tho eHrs
ton In Mexico and wae ready to act
upon fhe other points fro tho American
proposals for tho ee'abI .hmonf of
pe~re
Some - tho Washington official.
frel thaf tho United states has made
Co., position auTi-'rnfly clear fhrDrrI
th" parlrya conducted hg Wr lind
nrf The address ~ Traa FONT wilson
tp congrcaH Further NEGOTIATIONS ru
tho sam" points nrs regard o. uee.
less and merely 70 rrnrs.. of delay
Thor" i4 a di fiuf Ipnrvcr. fu ra.
c"ive S'nor u. Ilmcoua iu view of
th" courtesy shown Nr Lind
u ~ known fhIf fHr 1dmiri.fr1.
tion here hl. under alteration fFr
drafting ~ roIu.rIrr fu g.mIU.... ..
second rpfr ff would rrrtrf Senior
GnmhDH'H contention Hrf I1utrr f.
inolirihi" for 'lo rf. iisr.t u. -r f.i.
piled pledge fiFf lr would ruf .rtrr
Tho lists In prfuh'r TIunr rH
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BLANCHARD new
STAMP DEPUTY

Special f. rrnfr1 90 tho frffIugsrfar
PARK ERSHf no W Na Sept a
T0o minor piums ln fhp government
service we're plucked hero TO-DAY o.
o. blanchard. ~ WteeIng. uaf al.
pointed BY Internal Revenue Collector
HAYS stamp deputy af The nrsf clfy.
f.rceedInE Charlie snnseucy The
latter has presented hi resignation.
effective next Monday. when Mr.
blanchard VIII DO sworn In and begin
bis duflea
r. H Dpdge. ~ his city. uuI Do
named This afternoon by United states
Marshal r y D0ylr 10 bo hi4 field den.
MY marHhsl rurcnrding E ID Hump
hos" death occurred Tuesday Nr
Dodge Uaq lumrdlaff.r sworn .n. and
h87 assumed hls dltir. uifh his head
~arfers located af rIarkshug IIs
I'D covers twelve counties
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Banjo" Signal System
Responsible For Wreck
THIS WAS TESTIMONY THAT
WAS GIVEN IN INVESTI-
CATION YESTERDAY.
Permitted Engineers TO Drift BY
Signals and Had Been Protest
ed Against by y. of LIE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept s -
The socalled Banjo" signal system
Installed on the New Haven Railroad
nearly 2s years ago. was charged I'm
worn testimony to-day With the re.
fponsibility Tor the death of 2t per.
sons IN the wreck OF that road last
Iuesday. The testimony was given
OF The Interstate Commerce Commits.
tions Inquiry 70 determine the
causes ~ the disaster
The Banjo" system was admitted
Us Officers of the road To- be- inferior
10 upto.dato systems in use on other
roads. Lacking caution" signal
"s protection against a danger signal
as IN modern systems. the Banjo
type. according to half a dozen train.
men. caused engineers 10 "drin bv"
Their signals in foErv weather before
they could stop their trains.
such was the reason for the New
Haven wreck. according To- Engineer
August H. Miller. who vas AZ the
throttle ~ tho locomotive of the
Whit" Mountain Express when 70
plunged into the rear ~ the Bar War.
feouefr-ra -. -. -.
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SPECIAL fi.rat,h to tbe inteIIrsncer
STEt'HENVUBLE. ~. sept. r n
was announced touight that tho Pope
600 plate plant which has been run
nine iu fuli for tho past two weeks.
contemplate continuing operations
with only sevcn mills here. after Mon
dIf Five mills will be- shut down
fDr come time.
This action ia tho result nf The
l'.e"r'd demand for un plato pro.
durfe o. present Tho Pore CON.
Jan. plant af Wrirtou. and also tho
titrk.hurr plant ar" running in fuu
s.. there are MOI MANY orders ahead
DO was decided that best policy to shut
down part of the local plant for tho
time being
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LOCAL OPTION FORCES
ORGANIZE FOR FIGHT

sTEr ErHENV1LLF. o.. erpf
Local option forces ~ TnTeru1n enun
~. o. 70 macs meeting lrrr today. Or
EIriled f0 assist ZOO adopting he Law
prohibiting shipments ~ uqu1r into
dry territory. and fo dofeaf mo email
1ng stature law Omcors alocfed were
President " vs. LeRgetf ~ gfcubrr.
vile. vico president &C. CLARK. of Vru
liant. secretary. r a NcT~andfes-
- StcubonvIlle. treasurer. T. ~ UU
singer. ~ Toronto
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Mexican Envoy Now
EnrOute to Wa ashineton
TWO GUILTY
OF CONTEMPT

Special Dispatch TO the 'ntslieencer
COLI MBUS. o. Sept r Two o..
the ten strikers % the Phillips Com.
puny In contempt Of court In engag.
ing IN riOting az the mill. were found
guilty in the federal court here to-day
and were lined $50 each and given
sixty days ln the COshocton county
Jail They are SICK Collisis and "
!. kluiJO- ky The cases of three 9th
cr- VIII he decided next Tuesday Five
or fh" ton arrested were found not
ruIity and were given their liberty.
They are. Tony Coilv. Clarence Pills.
4 q. Crouch OTTO Haynes and John
Lloyd.
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"ARMORED CAR"
FIGURES In The
INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON. H. u. Sept g.
Special agents OF the Chesapeake g.
Ohio Railway Company htteI up the
famous "armored' car. which figured
So prominently ln the Paint Creek
coal strike. according 90 testimony 10.
day before the senate special commit.
tee investigating the recent strike in
the West Virginia coal fields.
r. l.. Bock. a G. 4 q. trainmaster
told the committee that the railroad
paid for the steel with which the car
was lined and that the Fpeciat agents
lifted % up To give thcmselvr- protrc-
tion tn clearing the road fo take
trans -portatiOn' men 20 the mines
and 90 carry on other business He
was unable 10 tell at whose orders 70
machiu" Eun was placed In the
car. or who owned the gun.
Attorneys for the coal operators
promised fO produce Witnesses who
would explain This point Rock could
ruf remember upon whose request hr
bad -out fhe armorcd car to Charles.
fon Tor Tho shoriTs posse ON tho
evening ~ The shooting up Of Muck
low
Captain o. O. Levy and Carfain
Irod W. Irsfor. Too command of West
virginia militia companies sent to the
Paint Crock district during martial
law. testified to accepting employment
With the coal operators a. wafChman
after martial law Was ended
NJ Fort CAY. was crushed this MORN
inE so terribly that death cnsusd
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IrI -NllLE. pa Sept r ltertha
iiumurN OF Tory city. vas acquitted
fudIf nf fho charge of ra'ricide after
fHn jury lr'ihcrafcd Joss than two
hour. ~Hr wHs uverlnycd and shook
bands With tho members ~ thr Jury
HrI Der counsel and friends tu the
count ronm rho was charged with
q ehooiinE Dor father through the heart
March es
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erFUsro rRAusmIsslou

OrpRTO. Portugal. Sept r - Tho
awhor.ties hero have declined N Dor
mit tranamiqeiOn 20 Manuel. former
king ~ Portugal. number ~ mos
ssg'f conrratulating him upon hq
marriage to Princess Augustine VIC
'oria ~ IiohenzolIern. az sigmafineon
yesterday
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HUNTINGTON W Va sep,
q. \ lio9cy. druggist. of This city.
received word this morning that h.a
brother. Naufori Uusey. vas electro
cuicd ai Portland. Orc Ic was
building bridge whom "a section OF
steel ho hold came ln contact with a|
I've wir" The body viii be- brought
here
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Special NIerHtrh to tho Intelligence
CHICAGO. ll. Sept The mar.
riage of Miss Ruth Roberts. daugn.
ter 81 Mr. and Mrs Edward l.. Roo.
erts. To- FRANKLIN Warden will take
place Tuesday evening AZ Bethany
Union church Mrs clayton J Em.
hrec. of Wheeling. w. Va. vim bs
matron Of honor.