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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
NIPPED I'm
THE BUD
How n Mexican Revolution
Was Averted
BY DONALD CHAMBERLAIN

Ona, ,veranda OF house situated ON
a hacienda In Mexico man was pac-
Ing impatiently back and forth. now
and again looking up the road TINT
passed the place as though expecting
some one. Presently mounted man
In the uniform OF general appeared
and. ON reaching the gateway of the
hacienda. turnel IN and dismounted at
the veranda. Without a word the two
men entered the honse and were clos
eted together.
We'll, generalv' said the host.
Everything is ready for the revolu
ton Yesterday ordered certain
troops on whom believe can rely
from the provinces to march early this
morning for the capital The troops
now quartered there. who are supposed
to be strong supporters Of the prcsi
dent, cannot all be relied upon by him
The Fifth and Seventh regiments are
said 10 he dlsaffected. BY II o'clork to
night | shall have an army that will
obey my commands ready to march nj
daylight to the city, seize the president
and proclaim you as dictator. But II
would not be policy for me TO concen
trate troops at a single point, for il
this case the move would be suspecte,
and thwnrted"
Manuel Herrera listened to thls with
deep interest He had lilled some Of
the most important offices in the gov
ernment, and ambition had led him e
enter into q conspiracy to place him
self at its head There was no especia
reason why the president, Molina
should be deposed other than the fnci
that he was not the choice OF all III,
factions that were pulling In dltferen
directions.
ITO what points have you ordered
these troopsY' asked Herrera.
''ro points surrounding your hacien
da. From the hin back Of your hons,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

wide range of expense bills. Harley o
White, candidate for mayor was high
man with an expense account of $60.45,
his opponent j. F. Jones spent 1920
One or two of the candidates spent
nothing and one candidate was out but
a niekle which it cost him for an ex-
pense blank.
The following is the account of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
FIFTEEN WILL HANG.

Phoenix, Ariz,, Nov. 2l.-By vote
of 1890 TO 1888, the people Of Ari
aona have made themselves responsible,
for the execution of 10 condemned mur
derers. Complete official returns from
the recent statewide vote on a con
stitutionnl amendment aboishiug cap
ital punishment show the foregoing fig
ures against the measure
Eleven Of the doomed men had beer
reprieved by Governor Hunt until De
cember ~. II is understood that IN,
governor will reprieve them all unit
after Christmas, when separate dat,
will be fixed for the death of each.
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expense bills filed:

NAHthat blllo lllCus
harley o. White, candidate for may
t., $6.45.
j. F. Jones, for mayor, 1920.
Charles F Elgin, for recorder, $3.50.
Earl Race, for recorder, $44.25.
C. o, Rice, for treasurer, $6.l0.
John F. Davis, for treasurer, $500.
Amos W. Lonf, for treasurer, $500.
R. WOolery, for marshall, $24.0O.
W. d. Miles, for marshall, $l915.
J. d. Hartwell, for marshall, $37.52.
,J. }. Aekerman, for marshall, $ll.55.
j. T. Welsh, for marshall, $40.
Frank Shedeck, for marshall, 1925.
c. N. Matlock, for marshall, $0.65.
F. Il. Cornelius, for marshall, $l2.5C
Candidates for Alderman.
Ward &C. E. Unruh, $500.
Ward 3-W. II. Cook, none.
Ward &C. Van Patten, .05.
Ward 6-E, w. Wallace, $3.50.
Ward 5-E. c. MintOn, 10 cents.
Ward 2--J. A. Mills, none.
Ward 2--J. w. Beckley, $l.55.
Ward 7--B. w. Massey, 25 cents.
Ward III. A. Patterson, $3.50
Ward IF. B. Southwick, none.
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Carving Sets

Carving SetS
No. 90-Two-piece Cary
ing Set; regular price $3.50.
Thanksgiving sale Sl.95
No. 9l34 - Three-piece
Carving Set; regular price
$3.50.
Thanksgiving sale y, $3.50
No. 9076 - Three-piece
Carving Set; regular price
S5.25.
Thanksgiving sale S.35
No. 5000 -- Three-piece
Carving Set; regular price
$500.
Thanksgiving sale .,$5.75
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
Bargains i'm Chinaware

50-piece set Genesee, wild rose
pattern, semi-porcelain; regular
price S9.75.
Thanksgiving sale -. ,.,.. S6.96
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

health before using
yourmedicine. l had
falling, inhamma-
ton and congestion,
fe m ale weakness,
pains in both sides,
backaehes and bear
ing down pains, was
short of memory,
nervous, inpatient,
passed sleeple ess
nj gh is, and had
uaifhnp ptrapUtI, ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
WHAT THE ELECTION
COST CANDIDATES

The expense accounts of the candi-
dates in the recent city primary election
have been filed with the city recorder
with one or two exceptions and show a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21
ITALY MAY GET IN.

London, Nov. 2l.-A confer.
ance is shortly to be held in
Rome to decide Italy's attitude
toward the war, it was learned
; here on reliable authority today.
. Ambassador Marchei, the ltal-
ian diplomatic representative in
: London, left for home today to
; attend this meeting. Messages
: from Paris and Petrograd said
the Rome government s ambas-
sadors at both those capitals had
also been summoned home,
4 & Y & \ y 4 x 4 4 4 4 4 \
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REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. ham
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, MOI feel 1t my duty
10 tell the public the condition of INV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-21

Society and club poticcs will
be received for the daily issue
Rt The Capital journal editorial
rooms up to 2 p. m. Main SO.
4, 4 x * X x X X * 4 x n Ak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-07
NO REJECTION
OF HOME RULE
AMENDMENT TO THIS EFFECT
VOTED DOWN BY SUB
STANTIAL MAJORITY.
Speeches In House We're More
COnciliatOry and Better
Feeling Prevailed.

LONDON. April Ely "a majority
Of eighty an amendment for the re-
lection of the home rule hill was do
fcated In the house of commons 10.
night and without division the bin
was given for the third time its sec.
ond reading I'm the house.
The announcement Of tho. figures
evoked louder cheers from the opposi.
ton than from the ministeriaiists.
the opposition Interpreting them as
gratifying proof OF dwindliuE gov
crnmcnt majority but the diminu-
ton is accounted for to some extent
by The ahstcntion from voting Of the
O'Brionitcs.
The speeches to-day we're generally
much moro c0uciliatory in tone than
those which marked tho bills earlier
passages. John D. Redmond tho Na.
tionaliEt leader who opened the de-
bate arainst. held ont the olive branch
20 Ulster in speech OF great elo-
Cuonrp and insisted that BE- was im
possible Tor him and Iis coliclruea
fu agree to tho permanent exclusion
OF Ulster and to abandon lu principle
OF ireland a nation
Andrew Eunar Law. the opposition
loader. though protesting in certain
CContinued on Page EisvenD
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WASHINGTON, April 6.-Deeply
concerned about the safety of the
large Spanish colony in Torreon. Mex
ico. spanish Ambassador Riano was
busy today with officials OF the state
department planning To do everything
possible for the protection of the men
Nomen and children whom General
Villa. the Constitutionalist command
er. II reported To have ordered out OF
the country. and 10 save their prop
erty from conhscation.
Spain has no consular representa-
i've at Torreon and in such case the
nited States has undertaken TO af-
ford all foreigners the same protec-
tion II gives its own citizens. Conse-
Guently. II official advices confirm
press reports as To the treatment OF
the Spaniards al Torreon, the state
department is expected to vigorously
protect to General Carranza against
Villas action.
The minister called to-day on Sec
retary Rryan at the latter's home. and
later had conference at the depart-
ment with Counsellor Robert Ian
Sing. who Is acting secretary during
Mr.. Bryan's Illness. Action could not
Ne taken Immediately because of the
lack OF official information as to the
status Of the Spaniards
All Foreianers Safe.
While press disDatches have re.
ferred To Villas order for their ex.
pulslon from Torreon. and the Span.
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TOO FATIGUED AFTER TRIP
TO GIVE OUT But BRIEF
STATEMENT.
Talks Little Of Battle-Returns "a
Assist Spaniards for Whom
Much Concern is Felt.

JUAREZ. April 6.-ceorse c.
Csrothers, special representative
of tina State Department, VINO has
been through the Torreon engage
nnent with General villa, returned
here tonight to assist in neQotis-
tions locking 20 the welfare Of the
800 Spanlsrds ordered out Of Tor
reon by the Rebels. He brought
with him the first non-partisan eye
witness account Of the battle.
Mr.. Csrothers kept brief diary
OF events which he witnessed, but
he was too greatly fstiaued after
his trip, which began at Torreon
yesterday, TO Give more than a
brief outline 10 reporters.
The Rebel loss" said Mr.. Car
others, ''~as sis hundred killed and
400 wounded. We don't know
the Federal loss accurately except
that Villa fouRd In the hospitals
sos OF their wounded"
Asked why Veiaseo, the Federal
commander, evacuated the city,
Mr.. Carothers said the Federal
leaders own excuse was that he
had run out Of small arm ammu-
milton.
However" the state depart
ment agent smiled, II think he
was mistaken about that, for
when he started burning his am
n1unition we could hear the rifle
cartridges popping and II seemed
20 me as " there must have been
2,oOO, 900 OF them, more or less.
81 am convinced that the real
reason was that Villas tireless
hammerln1 wore down his men
until they could no longer fight.
They had been on the seantiest Of
ratlons Of both food and water
and were all In, as the phrase
has H."
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HAS GREAT ADMIRATION
FOR THE UNITED STATES
GEN. CARRANZA TALKS on
FOREIGN POLICY OF
REBEL GOVERNMENT.
Will Receive Representations of L.
5. For Powers If Assured
Mediation Is Requested.

FL PASO Texas. April Ga care
fully wOrded communication from
General tarranza dealing with the
rebel foreign policy was made public
today by Dr. Henry Allen Upper. OF
the international Peace Forum. Dr.
Tupper interviewed General Carranza
on the subject az the request Of Sen
ator Morris sheppard Of Texas. and
the summary Of the generals reply
was made public with Carranza's con.
sent The letter in part follows.
have read with much interest
the letter Of Senator sheppard. which
you were so kind as TO forward 10 me.
IN regard 10 the matters contained
therein. ] beg 10 state tho following
II possess a deep admiration for
the American people and hold in
great personal esteem President
Woodrow Wilson and William Icn.
uinEs Iryan. th" SECRETARY of state OF
The United States Of America I know
they are men of the very highest men.
talify ae well as moral and political
aims. and for that reason i think thar
their friendship toward Mexico and
The s1 mpathy rylnCcd for the prin-
tIplos OF the Mexican Conetifufionaf.
i.fF are not only sincere but entirely
disintorested and are the result OF tho
Ccontinued on Page ssvsnD
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Nine DEAD
AND NINE OTHERS HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
ASPHYXIATION.
Were Working In Shaft Leading 10
Bridge Foundation When
II Filled With Gas.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April g.
Nine men were killed and nine
others narrowly ESCAPED death
when a shaft leadinq 10 the IN
derground workings on the foun.
dalton for the Harahsn bridoe-
being constructed across the Mis-.
sissippi here, became filled with
poisonous gases.
All Of the dead were white men.
Those rescued are neoroes
Divers recovered the bodies.
Cause Of the Gas formation is
unknown. One physician stated
the bodies bore evidence OF car.
bon-nonoSide poisoning, which
might nave been formed throuob
the burning Of the oakun and
rubber lining on top Of the cais.
son. Another surn1ise was that a
deposit Of marsh gas" was pene.
rated in making the excavation.
Inc accident occurred about 100
Ieet inland on tho Arkansas shore
or the river. The first fntfmatiou
hose at the top Of the shaft had that
me men had been overcome was
When no report came from IN. de-
-cending crew. Peter Watson vol
1nteercd 10 20 90 the aid Of tho mon
and was overcome while degcendIna
no fhaft. The shaft was then filled
with w'ter and the negroes were
lauled 10 the surface in bucket
hrongh the supply shaft Before fht
'ast man was started for the ton tho
water had reached bic waist Nc wa.
Jim Daniels. shift foreman. who ra.
FUSED % leave until the others had
peeu uauled to safety.
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FATALLY INJURED
Engine Leaves Track and Turns
Turtle, inIuring Both Engineer
and Fireman

Special Dispatch to tbs Intelligence
FAlRMONT. W. Va. April c.
Enginepr William savage and Fire.
man ID q. HARRISON were perhaps ia.
ally injured in Preston county to-day
when the tuEiuc which they were on
'oit the track and turned turtle into
Che creek below.
THE wreck occurred on the line of
'lr Gibson Lumber company. "a
branch ui thD Norgautown a King.
wood railroad Ju.t after OBJ. ansiu.
bad crossed small frostlc. DO aud
denly lrft thr track and rolled COM
pleitit over. catching the enriurtr
nnd brennan underneath They were
both horribly burned by oacauIrr
steam. The two men were brought 10
The Miners hospital here in Il critical
condition
AdiNro received from tho hospital
De- tO the effect that savage vU' NOT
1--WE uuHl morninr. while thrrr BIZ "a
rhanc" fNaI HARRISON viii recover.
10th mon nrD married and have fam.
lilies Savage is is years old and Uar.
fi..uu Ia 3d.
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|RE''
IN WAREROOM OF CHARLES
TON ELECTRIC co. DOES
S27O.OOO DAMAGE.
Origin Of Blaze Is a Mystery
Loss Is Practically Covered
BY Insurance.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W Va. April O.
Ffre thai originated in the ware
rooms a the Charleston Electrical
supply Company on Hale street .
within stones throw Of the Can't
tol. caused loss Of 5000 to-
night a passerby noticed the FIRE in
the rear of the first floor. but before
the bremen got busy the blaze had
shot through the roof. four stories
above
Inc building was occupied by the
charleston Electrical supply Com
pany. with stock in excess of 5000.
900. Charles W Walker. storage and
broker. loss $4,000. and Hiari q Co
roy Company wholesale fruit dealers
The latter suffered little loss The
building was owned by Harrison d.
smith. and the damage BE- estimated
at $50 900.
President Howard johnson. Of tho
Charleston Electrical supply Com
pany. could give no reason for tho
hre. The building and contents are
practically covered by Insurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-07
MURDER CHARGE
Against Three OHcers Of Union Re.
Vealed When Men Are Taken
Into Custody.

NEW YORK. April O. The arrest
today Of Morris struunicker. esrre.
infy and treasurer Of the Cloak and
-hlft Makrfs uiOu. revealed tho
Tact That he and two other Officers of
thn union bad been indicted for mur
drf in ih" lrst degree Max SIrmau
hr-l vice idrnf Of tho Information.
al Ladies Garment Workers' Union
and president of Local sl of tho
lnak ana shirt Makers. union. was
arrested under these Indictment t,..
terday A third arrest was expected
shortly
u i- charge that strunrickor and
StfW1n and third man. whose Idsn
uty was E'| Wnrrycale1. caused tho
death of II." fn Liobowitz ON tho
uirht Of huEU.f I. 1910 durlnr fre
rrnaf cloak makers strike in New
York City
The men under arrest will bo ar.
rdisnnd Tor pleading t0-m0row.
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ORGANIZED
Board % Directors of New. psrk.rs.
burg Charleston Railroad
Elect Officers.

PARkEHSHUVg. w. Va ArrI
ne board of directors OF the West
virginia Securities a. Conatructi0n
company. new concern which will
construct the Charleston Parkrrsburr
q Northern railroad. "a short line De-
iWecn the state capital and this city.
ORGANIZED here this Afternoon elorfirr
The following officers. President n
". watson. OF South Bend. Ind vice
president Henry &c. Archer. OF Park.
efHburF. formerly general manager Of
The ParkorsburE Marietta a. lnforur.
Dan hallway Company. and secretary
this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-07
| LABORCASE
To COME UP
SUPREME COURT RESTORES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RISON CASE TO DOCKET.
And II VIII BE Reargued Before
Full Bench April 20-Third
Time in Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. April g After
having the Gompers- s-Mitchell-Morrison
contempt case under adWsement since
January $. the supreme court to-day
restored It. to the docket for reargu-
ment on April 20 before a full bench
Justice Lurton. who was absent when
the case was argued. returned to his
duties to-day. after being away since
November
The case comes up on appeal from
the action OF the District OF Columbia
court OF appeals In reducing 10 80
days the one wear imprisonment sen
tence imposed BY the District su-
preme court upon Samuel Gompers.
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor. and the sentences OF nine
and six months. respectively. upon
John Mitchell. vice president and
Frank Morrison. secretary OF the fed
Grafton. to anes OF $500 each The
labor leaders were held guilty Of vio-
latinC an anti-boycott Injunction OF
the District court in 1907 In the Bucks
Stove and Range company case
against the federation.
Third Time in Court
This will make the third time the
case has been presented 10 the court
In 1911 the court held the local court
had imposed criminal sentences OF
contempt on the labor leaders in an
equity proceeding The day after
the Supreme Court set aside the SEN
fences. the District Supreme Court
began new proceedings. and finally
imposed the same sentences set aside
In the tirst proceedings.
Now the labor leaders contend the
proceedings against them are barred
by the statute Of limitations. and the
District Court is seeking TO have its
sentences stand as imposed. denying
the right Of the Court OF Appeals TO
interfere in the matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-07
NO TRACE OF SOUTHERN
CROSS HAS BEEN FOUND
ALL MERS IN THE
SEARCH FAIL TO LOCATE
VESSEL OR CREW.
Orders Issued To Have Search
Continued For Two
More DAYS.

ST. JOHNS. N. r., April 6.-The
sealing steamer Southern Cross.
with 173 men on board. is still
missing. The steamer Kyle. sent
In search Of her by the govern
nent, was lying 20 in a heavy
gale tonight we'll out on the Grand
Banks with az observation cut on
by thick snow. She had been IN
communication during the day
with the United States Revenue
Cutter Seneca. on the ice patrol.
Neither had found any trace OF
the missing vessel.
Although the underwriters had said
hey would post the Southern Cross
ls lost with all ON board II she re-.
nained unreportcd az sundown today.
ihe Kyle was ordered TO continue
carch for two days more.
Hope for the missing men has been
practically abandoned The ship was
Iast sighted on Tuesday loaded decu
ind wallowing down the coast before
4 blizzard in which the sealer New.
lundland lost - OF her crew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-07
COMMITTEE TAKES
UP CANAL TOLLS TODAY
OPEN SES SSlONS WILL BE
HELD BIT HEARINGS
ARE NOT DECIDED.
Senator VI cCumbs. Republican.
Makes An Eloquent Plea
For Repeal Bill.

WASHINGTON. April 6-Publlcity
for the deliberations on the bin to re-.
peal toll exemption for American
ships passing through the Panama
canal was determined upon to-day by
the senate committee on inter
oceanic canals. which tomorrow will
begin consideration Of the controver.
~ In all OF its aspects
Senator OGorman. chairman OF the
committee. decided Bpon open ses-
sions az the outset after a conference
with his colleagues. Whether hear.
ings are To be held has not been de
cided. but this will be- determined
when the house repeal bill and vari-
Gus compromise senate measures are
formally taken up How long the
committee viii deliberate ON the issue
before making a report To the senate
no one would predict tonight but
administration leaders let n be- known
That any EFFORT TO prolong the prelim-
mary consideration would be opposed
even 10 the extreme OF moving TO dis
charge the committee from consider
alton of the subject Senator O'Gor-
man. leading Democratic opponent of
the repeal. and others who Join with
MIN In the hght. still insist. however.
that there will be no EFFORT TO delaysin
committee. When the issue reaches
the noor OF the senate various forces
AT work TO Complicatc the situation
make II improbable that vote will
be reached for several weeks.
Great Speech.
Senator McCumber. Republican. OF
North Dakota, a member OF the for
eign relations committee. who stead
lastly refuses 10 Join the party on
position TO President Wilson's poli-
cy, addressed the Senate at length
to-day in support OF the repeal bill.
He fatty declared that toll exemn-
ton for American ships was a viola
tion OF the Hay Pauncefote treaty.
and that II was against the spirit or
the Senate when the treaty was rati-
ned. For the Congress to insist uDon
toll exemption for American coast
wise ships. he said, was TO hide be-
hind the American flag while bur
glarHing the treasury for the bene-
ht OF "a cOastwise shipping trust"
Senator McCumber's argument
was one OF the most extensive vet
presented in the Senate on either
side or the controversy lie talked
for three and half hours. virtually
without interruption. and az the con-
ciuslOn OF his speech he appealed 90
al tight thinking men I'm the SEN
ate" 10 support the lefty stand 1isx
President has taken. regardless OF
party or political expediency The
galleries broke into applause as Sen
ator McCumber sat down. and a half
dozen Democratic Senators crossed
the chamber 10 congratulate him
Senator BrandegCe. OF Connecti.
cut. at the conclusion OF Senator Nc
Cumber's address to-day introduced
resolution requesting the President.
II not incompatible with the puhnc
interest. to- give the Senate all infor-
nation. records and correspondence
relating TO the negotiation of the
Hay Pauncefote treaty Senator
Brandegee favors the repeal OF the
bill.
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VA. DEBT CASE
Supreme Court Sets Next Wordav As
Date For Argument on w. Vas
Motion 20 open the Case.

WASHINGTON April c-Tha SIN.
prpwo Court TODAY sef AnrU fg f1r
Hrrumruf ON West Nireinia's auuifra.
Ton Tor a. re-OUrr|ng of fhn NirrrIH.
West NirEiriH debt case. for tho uur.
pose Of allowing West virginia f1
show it was entitled f1 assoff Ir tho
hahdr oi virginia at The Time OF tho
separation Of tho States tI..f N.r.
rinia's claim now is that tho lorrI
should credit Dr. with share Of NIr.
rln'H o. rfs. which w0uid reduce fFa
sum fn Do paid hv West Vir-.rIa f,.
virginia from g11S2 0H0 f1 g. e1- 900
rNcIIa.E" of interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-07
MURDER
Man Slashes Wife's Throat With
Razor and Escapes-Wonan
Will Recover.

Special Dispatch To the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April c.
Walking into a music store where his
wife. from whom he had been separ-
ated for some time Is employed
Frank Hall. drew a razor and slashed
his wife's throat and hands as she
attemnted TO ward on the blow. Hall
rushed from the store and late TO
night had not been apprehended al
though the police and a brother o.
the injured wife are searching for
him. The wife win recover.
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PHILADELPHIA. ga. April o..
Mrs Ida o. lrintuu. for many ycare
prominent in tho social and musical
lIfc Of This city. was burned to death
today when her cl0ihInE became
iEuited from am alcohol lamp with
which she was hrHfnE coffee Dol her
apartment She was aiNfN. seven years
old and was fhr widow of ur WI
hHm Bowen Hrinfou. oft West Chester
who died twenty-five years ago