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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
WANT TO KNOW VlEAJ THk,
 PRESIDENT MEANT YESTERDAY

u"r uh.n ,nr> 1~9rubl-d yestordr u hear tor srr,lal m",sare ,t rr, oidvr and rnrrr MS mucn distp |, intmrnt expressed that he ronhu. , his remarks eutirrly L" the matter . .ra lolls.
 Il his pleas for the confidence. a tn, members of the lc-sislti,o brl.... "l Dhr l.o> .rrm,nD ami J free hand r ,a1N.H. md tn" policies he had .t T nd in regard t, the dcalings of t. rnttra states with torrtgu ,o.
 tl.o president said that his ,olmui~. r.. ll,u t.l .,.v.A~ II, nlnd In, h.'.uI t.. . diruit, .t Ill., .,.urtis a,'v"H - t.. rr"lr,rtua oi l., mtIcsts or u- a,. >'n+ and l. r',.t,calN t"ld c"1pr"~ fiat thrro u,'r .otapr matters If fa more serious uuI,"rt than thc r'mom ,aual roIl~ Nh. h. u present h,4 .u houa II. rl.r tor exact words ,' lr"~idrm Wue.r which have call, ! f,rth comment from many senator, .n5 ..,di1- representatives. wor. "1Urrc ... pu..,.'% If l greater del. ,..g lud z nearer .ors"qunucc u,ng tr, ,tr. latlS that must soon be Il ,it,1'
 TahHv mp ""n~l@rrt11"' ''e t''. ,h1 ll, ow.~r."n "f th" canal tpi'- i- o., ~Hiyh rHrcatpnd to cause. !, <, r,.u. diplomatic break hrtWr,n tHt- ,,mu> and t,naInd md that II was of -.uo1+ ruoueu nature {" call t". au earnest plea tl'om the president fo lteislation recomn, udod flor tue h"u- ,l o the comnN." lbc members of ,on4r,-5 and Inc .ruat, feed that th.> hay, r right to know what alr 'fl. matters If even greater doIjosaN or# noarcr consequences referred to by Mr Wilson yesterday.
 G,~,usc of tn, helicf rhat they l a ri2ht to know thes" tlines and rhtf if H.. president can come before th' |, pisluirc l"di,, assembled in jniu' $, ,sSion uud t"u thcln his Views un certain grave matters h" should alsa
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

thr cNrniLai V"IA serious crisis whi,u all aluI viii ,nr day face the couu UH. .nv members of the senate am house of both parties felt that yes tcIday Mir. Wilson would have some tt ing to say in regard to matt"~s be w the border and the reported mes su4es from England and Grrmany ou the subject.
 It has also been reported laa, WItnn the last few days tine sta, department has been m receipt of s' me very important communications from Japan. one o1 which went so fu as tu ask what we're the lntrutiouS rt rii" AmerIcaI gu\rrnmtut Hnd Wh v thc object of the great increase m tl" garrison of nitrd States troops T.. th, Hawaiian islands.
 MI of these matters were in lH. minds of the senators and congress
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
Special Nugget Service.


 RIO DE JANEIRO, ErlziI. March e. The sudden uprising and secession of the three states nr Pcnamhu,o, Para and Caera took the government com pletely by surprise and the rclolu- tionary movement Was so well ur- ranged that an army of many. thou sands of men was in tbo Gcld hoforn the federal officers realized hat the crisis was serious.
 Had the entire plans of the roVoiu- tionists been carried out as arranged there would have been d simultaneous rising in the capital when the out lying districts threw off government yoke and it was the hope of the lead CTS of the revolution that the sur prize would be so complete that they could take over the government with. cut much resistance being offered
 It turned out however that the ris- ing in the outlying states was brought off little prcmaturely and this gave the government time to prepare for
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
STATE OF SIEGE
 IN RIO JANEIRO

f,dcral troops go over tu the rebels "s to make resistance impossible.
 one advantage that the rebels have in this uprising i, that they started u cir advance or their military opera tions right at the most important point in the republic he capital city of
 !, dc Jcnciro and will not have to
 $ rt their way over hundreds of miles uf mountainous country before rcach- in- the goal which in every southern IrN, lution spell victory, the posses sicn of the capital and the treasury.
 ltud the rcVolutionists take Rio W ithin the next few days or weeks they will he in q strong position in rt gard tu rccognation hy foreign DOW CTS, but this will by no means nocrs- snrily end the fighting for the present government is strongly in favor in some If the outlying states and q counter revolt undoubtedly be at one" started.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March G. - That President Wilson Is mol going to cuLtinuc to have it all his own way in tcaling with congress seems to be thu. feeling in certain political circles here. S'rme of the senators and members of the house are beginning to resent thc schOOlmaster attitude of the pres idcnt when he makes his periodic wis ts to the hall of congress and tells :'.c legislators just what he wants t'l, m to do and what he does not want 1T to do
 This feeling has been growing and h#s been fostercd in the breasts of .umc of the legislators by the long c,rl 'uucd s"..r cy of the administra- tior Ner Mexican affairs and the lack of d finite information in regard r." V''rd actttH' is proposed in regard to
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
TwENTY-FOUn HOURS
 TO PAY HALF MILLION

,tl},d .l "n H. Tl. N.l..d better
 for \iua 4.' ,a .t '.. 1o... .h,n@e '-rh. mnJe.r nI n.. A.m n"for., th, man u,- wald3.1 G>t .uI the i'oesmr of ur rau-uuulunsH~re WIS >. dIN lachiu- m the N"l\ necessary
 essentials. I.uhrr there Were n" more
 Fl glishmau and Americans lying around with enough mnn.v t1 make it
 worth ~hH"1r ol:A tH. s"i.~e,5 5"ur and n., .u> ~aw. uan th, countries If
 hi, ,"m. seemed etdu worth while,
 Nr.s.s \l.s u.J nr. E.. r, shake t oa ~ r@rl-n,r tH, next rmc h. lorued ,n8a-a .hHo-y la hu chips in
 ta utb a.no. .h- ndal4n3 in.
 This tim- nc ha- .ap:11C one. of his
 own counuym,h with rich papa somewhere about tAe country and he has sent vord to p1pa that unless
 hc comes across with halt Il million
 perfectly good dollars before S,ndown
 tonight he will he minus 'the son and heir to ali of his estates.
 And papa is going [" shell ont just like M little man He is probably one
 ot those dear drlisiaful papas just like tho dra1 bays Ut Harvard and lale have who come over with the fines and damages every time Willie beats up q cahman or wrecks cafe. Anyway papa hJs sent word to Villa
 that if he will jus, give him d little Mexican railroad bonds -and pawn
 some of mammas iewcry he will de-
 liver the half million and will take
 Willie back home where there is a fine dinner of hot tomales waiting for him
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
HOUSE PASSES "
 B. B. BILL
alel SnclaI Srn..e

NN~WAG..\ e .r March
 lfrr... t.j.i. ,n thr Nhsh,
 ..a n#' ~.- -rrt t, the hous.
 .-..e.r. .u.,- yesterday ,u, II sH, t.Ha oa' ftrrr N,l. several o, .h- measure and # Nn~ ~H'Dvn f,l T. u.oessar, ..rr"'tioas As -,.r o. Ih"-" We're n dr t.r n. WIS 'o'alnod to the tou~" but Was n"i a-',d 1pon
 1." .ou on '.. hu was a,d os,r
 '. .,- mor.rt 0hrn II was taken 'al'u ap is ,r,u IS .hr nous" con.
 o.l rru.hr 'a a vote Us soou ,s possible
 1.'4.. could oo, h..~ been , smoopo ~. .. u'anrrd n.r arN u.easurr .nt1 of rh,. NLn.tl nJlI H. th ..., 'o u No- passed nnroedlAf... II .'n" ur t." rl, ,"r, .,. rAp ,nr.,- .r. "ts mrntu"u-i, .n s's favor
 r Is seldom :Ar' u> uu is p1s4,., h Tn" houso { representations hy {, nJmol- ..r nd -poaks well ror the p"ruAr,', "t 'l. Nl~ka bill that .r" wa. n.'.n'e o.s '. fscd ,2a,u-f il ir rh" house
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
Special Nugget Servic",

OPSS'di NbS9CL OS' NlI''
 FL PASD. March c. That General Villa If the Mexican constitutiun;,l- .s!e army is he merry little fnaHci"l 1S well aS somewhat of q diplnmatist il, his own right can no longer ho' ,i, uhtcd
 some weeks ago he captured print in2 pIant aud forthwith printed som" n,iIious of dollars worth of paper I-,r"t which he put mto circulation rmnna his truups .ud th,' Sh"pk"cr.g+ uf thv towns and cities h" captured.
 Now ho evidently finds that hy will need q gold reserve to back up this issue of notes and he is as rapaM" of getting that as he was of makin@ the original issue of currency.
 Just to show that the leaders of g.cat national movements do not need the backing of the Bank of England or the tinanciers of Wall street ar any of the other sources of income from VI. their necessary funds, Villa has in augurated neat little policy of his own. which. if it continues to work as well as it started out will soon place the constitutionalist government far beyond the shoals of bankrutcy.
 Villa needed money and he needed il very badly. He tried to shake some funds out of Benton, the En- glishman and because Benton refus- ed to come across with the gold Villa killed him. That was merely by way of example. But evidently the eX- ample was not needed so Villa caught ar American by name Vergaa and
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
NOMEiTE FOR
 LONG SWIM
Special Nugget Service.


 SEATTLE. March 6. l. C Clark. of \nm" Alaska will shortly make an attempt to swim across the sound over the course recently taken hy Gavin in h" attempt that cost him his life It is hcIicvcdc that it was the long t.mr he. was compelled to he in tn" cold water that effected Cavills hear, and caused his death shortly befor" ht reached he shore. but Clark de- clarcs that this will not effect him and that he has been in the water daily for longer periods than will be trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

.'. r." other a't thn4~ WArh wit N rW NI'lir up C., nsid-lahl,, f,,. brjne
 ..nu "uoUah tn 4"t caught.
 >d., iS ,"rta!niv some tinan,tnr and t,u more hrth. rltl"S of thie k.ud will enable him tp loa1" Mexico for ever and settle in that dear Paris
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
HOUSE IS UNANIMOUS FOR BILL
REVENUE FROM
 INCOME TAX
Special Nugget Service.

SPSSi0' N099St SeTNlCSs
 WASHINGTuN, March ( The in- ternal revenue collectors who have been at work on the income taN have telcgraphed the treasury department tlat the revenue which will be deriv- ed by the government from the in . it's operation will be approx imatclY one hundred million dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

See the ball games at Eagle halt tonight. Your last chance and it costs but fifty cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Are you a subscriber to the Mug got? if not why not?
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
HaRR'NGTON FOUND.
Nugqet Service.

e-'a Nugget Service.
 ~i.\T1iE Ma N.t ". liar. rirr"n n o'r tIrn, rrrst1cn, or the Ifi" "rstt of Wasimgton who mys- n"u"aSlN di~aru rrl nan, wears ago it l"r"rI.a r." t'sr nv,n found n |, i.""n-N I>1n' '."u His mind k , e'ulrl.l' hImb a+ l., t> past and a. f- been n' bH~r"~- in His pr"srn lo' 'l"u for some ,".ti~
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
STEPHENSON TO SLED.
Special Nugget serv,ce

Special Nugget Service
 WASHINGTON, D. C., March G. IT, a letter received from Stcffanson tho Arctic explorer, by the National GeCrgraphical S"riety the explorer in forms that body that Inc is makinp Point Barrow to Prince Patrick isl and.
 See the Thunderbolts and the Light ming Strikers at Eagle Hall. Friday night. Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Ton cht IS the night The grand fr rle of the odoor ball season Nome
 Fatt O7ws .0 base ball and has ball md tHe I7d'es teams. the -tooderbo.ts and L'ghtnlog str,ker, r their final appearance See them ot Eagle taIl Doors open at 8 p. m
 For the beneft of patrons, toilet n rear of Eagle saloon will be open on Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Weekly Nugget. only Soc a month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Whatat,l ,.i>Nt'a .p s1uuo. nnr oef~ ,a.a pn3o; -L-L- -thiu they a,s. H-af l." l,uoN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-10
DEATH LIST

Albert stein. sc2 Beard, month,
pneumonia Emma NJ. Gagnier, CAL
gary, - years, peritonitis. Harry
cerebral lues Edmund chlinski. IS
Clayton. ! month, pneumonia Gordon
e. Davis, al K. Philadelphia, 10 days
diphtheria. Mabel 5. Smith 279 How
ara, 40 years Utilization OF heart; MSr-
gan Flaherty, ST. Mary's hospital, AZ
years lobar pneumonia Marvin w
Brown 80 Robins. 8 years. scarlet
fever John A Brisch, 40 Preston. IS
Years, diphtheria, Emanuel j. Cochin
Harper hospital, 81 years ileus
Charles y. Ayers 81 W Elizabeth. ~
Years pneumonia Grace NJ Lawler Il
6ushy months. bronchitis; Helena
Pensak, 46I Earlsworth. months
hnSumonia Caroline l.. Cressy, $50
BALDWIN. "A years. pneumonia Engel-
bertha Neumann 226 Watson, so years
dilitation OF heart; Charles b Me
Creole, Herman Kiefer hospital.
year, dtphtheria. Marie Achtahn. Grace
hospital 10 years, heart disease. stan
lsiawa komanowski 4l5 Tulman, /
wear, diarrhoea, Francis Toomey, 2256
Jefferson, 3 months, portussis. John
p. ZabsSi. 643 Grandy / month pneu-
monla, Homer r. Phelps $50 Putnam.
20 years quincy rupture. Mary Nova
kowskt 242 AleXandrine e.. year,
heart disease Antchina Polak. Samari-
tan hospital, 20 years, perlton'tis;
Florian kuyat Herman Kiefer hos
Banninger, Ss7 Dix. 54 years. heart dis
ease; Thomas Zinny. ST Marys hos
pital SO years. mitral reorganization
Marian MarcinkoW 5O4 Leland z
months pneumonia Witalda Woisieu-
ski, 81 Copeland. = months pneumonia:
Joseph kreza. 622 f. Candeld "a
wears, epilepsy James Ne NANNY. ~
Fillman. years, bronchitis Leo
Schubnell. l449 sheridan So years SEN
ility; Julia Doyle, 322 r.. Jefferson 81
years, sarcoma, George Shaffer Har-
per hospital 26 years, internal haemor-
rhage Chester r. Nye. Ss1 Woodward
80 years, apopleNy: Theresa Dane
Grace hospital. IS years. uterine r.
oroid, Cathern 10y, 226 Twentieth, So
years, myocarditis. John Yasensky,
1919 Wopelle. IS years. tuberculosis,
Charles kotal. 200 Livingstone years
pneumonia Gladys J. LaLond 20
Twenty third. months. malnutrition.
Clifford Bank, Springwells. Mich, l3
years. peritonltis: Mazda A. Waller, 2S5
Eighth months. meningitis Agnes
Berrandt 7S4 Dubois years. pertus-
sis Grace Il. Johnston, st. Mary's hos
pital, 20 years, childbirth: Inez r.
smith 500 Sixth. 81 years haemor-
rhage; George Palmer. 81 T. Mont
calm, 80 years. epilepsy. Gladys BAH
man, 80 Porter, is year,, tuberculosis
Elizabeth Morton, l142 Fourth. 50
years carcinoma Pauline v. Preston,
1886 Twenty-fourth. years. diph-
iberia; Rose Watson, Sos Townsend G2
years diabetes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-10
WOMAN Is ARRESTED
ON BlGAMY CHARGE

Mrs. Nellie Poole-Zellan- Heike, q
years old was arrested on charge
OF bIgamy, Thursday morning, when
Robert Zellen, living in the Hiawatha
hotel. informed The police that he had
married her IN 1912, and that She had
not divorced him before marrying
Frank Heike. OF No. 63 Larned-st east;
last September
Heike is also under arrest, on a
charge OF pandering. the officers al
leging that he sent the woman out on
the streets.
The woman is alleged to have ad.
mitted that she was married to both
men. She claims that Heike got her
intoxicated, and then married her.
Zellen sa wins wife on the street
with another man, and called Patrol
men Schnidt and Elliott, who arrested
her for Investigation. Then the whole
story was laid pare, and the arrest or
Heike followed
Zs,lan says hl wife's maiden name
was Poole and mat her family Is A
respected one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

weljko Radicebich 2s sophia NJ
trimoEich. q.
socka. 81
Bert Baker. %. Victoria Bclaneer. TO-
Michael STOP % Anna Marck "a
Louis PoloNich. 80. celia ShVrpou 81
N Thomae Coopev 49, Carrie Williams
FrAu Gneen. 81. Detroit Gina Erh
NETT. PC New Jersey
Jos. Sobozak. 20 Antonid Serana. o.
Christian Jen4eu. 20 Madga Yves
terngaard. %.
RoV Williams ., Pearl McGarrv. a.
Harrg Lane % Martha Solko. O..
Uerrv HELEN. % Isabel White. ~
Emery Lucas 20. t.Och I.atZka. ~
Joseph George - Pontiac, Rose
Ninchena 10. Detroit.
fenacy Furs -. Victoria Adamczyk,
VIM. H. Johnston. 20. Lowell Mass
Martha Gnadt 90 Detroit
Curt iIeinze 20 Edna Bl9ser. "a. I
VIM Z WIZ, - Margaret Lehrbass
Ralph Graf. -. Detroit Eienors
Zettei. 20. Canada.
Max Woltmsn 20 Esther Biskin. %.
Hector Naert "a Romanl. oMos. Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-10
MAN TRIES TO TAKE
DAUGHTER FROM MOTHER

c. J. Caster real estate agent at
No. 3O4is Woodward-ave.. will make
fight In the courts OF Milwaukee 10
obtain custody OF his l2-year-old
daughter. Olive. whom he had not
seen or heard from for five years. un-
III he saw newspaper story. telling
Of the life the girl was leading in the
Wisconsin city. begging on the streets
TO support her mother. who. IL was
alleged. spent the money mostly for
drink and cigarettes.
Caster returned from Milwaukee
Monday, after placing the case in the
hands OF the proper authorities. lie
says he and his wife parted nine
years ago. and he placed his dargh-
ter in the care OF probation officer
in Chicago. The girls mother spirit
ed her away FIVE years ago. he says
and since then ne has obtained no
trace OF her or her mother. until he
read the newspaper story OF the girl
beggar tie says his daughter is a
beautiful girl. and he wants to give
her ythe home apd education that she
needs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-10
Captured BandH Tells
Of Tram Outrage

III. PASO, Tex, Feb l0.-Emilio
Garcia. who is one OF the lleutenants
OF Castillo. the bandit who wrecked
and burned the great Cumbre tunnel
and then allowed Mexican North
Westcrn passenger train bearing over
20 persons 20 plunge into il. has been
arrested at Hachita. ~ NJ, by United
States military authorities, according
10 dispatches from there today. Gen.
Hugh L. scott. in command at Fort
Eljss here. indicated today that he
would order the man brought here
Garcia declares that after the de-
feat Of Castillo's forces by constitu-
uonalistas at ri Vale. and the eXecu-
ton OF % bandits. Feb 3. Castillo
.ea' cd pursuit by a rebel troop train.
He retreated toward the Cumbre tun-
mel and hoping 10 stop the expected
train. mined the bore, pushed freight
cars into 1t and burned them
n the bandits had known the al.
preaching train was an ordinary pas
seager conveying civilians, Garcia
said. that they would have warned il.
bnt n approached so rapidly that they
did not have time. tie declares Cas-
ullo's hand has fled TO the American
side Ot the border ana IS just across
fho line. ready TO join the rebel army,
under certain conditions
Atvices from Cumbre say il may
require weeks 20 explore the tunnel
and recover the bodies. or charrsd
Lanes hurried lathe messenger train <
Wrcckpge IL is necessary for the
segrchers 90 re.Cmber the tunnel az
they progress 10 order 10 prevent
earth falls which might bury parties
OF rescuers The bones OF two more
victims have been found under the
steel frame work OF the baggage car.
Fire had destroyed all the clothing
and hesh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-10
HUERTA FEARS
new PLOT FOR
HIS OVERTHROW
On Anniversary of MaderO's
Downfall Dictator Apparently
Faces Similar Fate
UNITED STATES FAS
1.-THE GOODS" ON CORDEN
british Representative shown
To Have Betrayed Trust by
Acquiring Property
staff Correspondent United Press9

staff Correspondent United Press9
\ MEAiCO CRY. eb 10 A photo
|rapn OF government, mans TO-DAY was
the possession OF the American
nbassy showing the land holdings OF
ir LeOnei Garden. British minister
no has been active I'm working for
Ell. Huert0a rccOlnitiou The Off
al map indicates Gardens Interests
\ big land company with Lord
0wdray ana several Mexican million
res The map, showing che British
inister's holding was used by the
,mpany to exploit ma realty.
|iOWmg 70 the tact that Garden IS
hing 10 England about feb. 10. and
not expected tu return the matter
expected 10 be- & closed incident
The minister violated his trust In
,quiring land in Mexico. Ills refusal
say whether he was connected with
land company placed Americans I'M
n embarrassing position in relation
Great Britain and 10 is no secret
Fat the American government OH.
as have done their utmost TO find
90 show lhat Garden rs un-
for his present post The embassy
Has disclosed 20 the public Gardens
|leged land connections and 10 IS be.
seved here that Garden will not re
lrn
I'm IS known 60 The whole foreign
lony thar Garden and RearAdmtral
II Christopher Craddoch have been
|lcwed liuerta sympathlzers and
ve seized every opportunity I'm.
DE- American efforts 10 Mexico
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-10
.aH corre spondent Unlted ICE

|taH Correspondent United Press.)
b AlEElCO CITY Feb 40. surround.
Nv bY armed troops and with every
ElAt Ia the capital under federal
|lyell0rce. Gen. Auerta today cared
|tother plot to overthrow h.m, on
|fe anniversary ~ the dictators coup
lat brought about the downfall aud
climate assassination OF President
|hdero
|lNear midnigh Eiuera suddenly
He'd a cabmet meeans. Ills adNis-
Us We're in consultation until an
|rly hour today discussing the al
|ged plots against ne government
|id the best means OF putting them
liwn The meeung vas "A star
Eamber one, and neither Huerta nor
: ministers would state what oc.
FRED.
EXtraordinary steps we're taken by
|lcrta today 20 guard against me
|Featened uprising AS on last Fri
Ia night, 1000 troop guarded the
Iitional palace and there were guards
the arsenal and The Huerta home
HAHN houses were Communicated
III machine guns mounted on their
Ipfs. trained on the approaches to
N, palace ana trio 1r email officials
Emitted knowledge that rehel
|,issares are now in the cap.
|,l and have organized BAND among
I police and among clerks and work.
smen Hucrta believes he is in
Instant danger OF attack and is
Inptlng every means 70 protect HIM
H.
|'The American embassy vas unotli-
Filly informed that two mon have
arted for Vera cruz with the inten-
Kin OF attempting 20 assassinate Gen.
Llhx Diaz As the last Information
that Diaz was still mt Havana the
bort was considered to be improb-
le.
ISen. Rudolfo Reyes released from
BISON, has been cxiicd 10 Europe by
Eerta. The dictator compelled Reyes
/ leave his wife and four,children In