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 and Amy Barton tells of Mary's struggles to become an actress, or Pollock 's pursuit of her and of another Occasion when the smell Of i4Her df8ee Mary in- sane
 There is evidence that Daniels, Mary's manager. threatened Poi lock Mary faiuts oil the stand and again saes insane when q policeman oilers her whisky.
 Daniels teStides chat Pollock threatened ta Kill Mary and Langdon and actually attempted to kill Laneden.
 Two witnesses describe Mary's fight 10 the street from the ho- tel and her abduction by men from q gambling place near by. Further evidence seems to in- eriminate Daniels.
 Maggie Hale inmate of a gam bling den. testi1ies that she was at the hotel and heard two men quarreling in the Gray Room short time before the murder Her evidence seems to increase suspicion against Daniels.
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2 SYNOPSIS

had tae revolver. Pollock had inyaae3 AsH dressue room at the theatre, EaHedeH had come 10 her rescue. Hae revolver had been knocked from Pollocks haud and Aary had seized and retained it. She had put it h her hand bag the night of The murder intend ing giving II to Eangdon.
 Her maid testides that Mary threatened Pollock with il pre- yiousiX, and Mary's leading man duplicates Lausdon.
 How Mary disappeared from the scene O. the crime is a mys- tery. Brandon tells of strange hand print he saw on Maty's shoulder
 Further evidence shows that horror ef drink produces tempo rary insanity in Mary.
 The defense is "repressed psy- ehosis Witnesses described NIary's flight from her intoXieat- ed father and her fathers sui eide
 Nurse Walton describes the kidnapping of Mary by Pollock,
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-26

MARY PAGE. an actress, k
 accused of the murder of James Pollock. and is defended by her lover Philip LaHgdon. Pollock has been pursuing Mary for many months endeavoring to win her love and her hand in marriage. but his attentions have been very unWeieome to her.
 Knowing her stage aspirations, he has, unknown to her. financed her starring tour under the man agement of Daniels.
 On the night of the murder, Mary leaves the banquet hall ill the Hotel Republic and enters the Gray Room alone expecting to meet Langdon. She has been lured there by Pollock. who has been drinking.
 X few moments later a shot is heard and Langdon and others, upon entering the Gray Room find James Pollock shot through the heart and Mary Page lying in faint beside him with Pol locks revolver not six inches from the ends of her fingers.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-26
DANIELS TO DEFY 100000
 TO REOPEN THE coviNeToN

Defyinq the Theatrical Hoodoo Which the SuperstitioUs Declare Hanss
 Over the Famous Old CoVinston Theatre, Mir. Daniels Announces
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-26
DANIELS PROMISE

YANGDON surveyed the huge pile of mail on his desk with half rueful half whimsical A smile. Despite the fact that he had worked half the night, his cold plunge and a cup of strong coffee had sent him down town early, filled with energy, and he had planned to clean up his letters at the office before pre- ceeding to Court.
 He had not however. counted upon the sympathy and the antipathy that the now famous trial of Mary Page was arousing.
 Nor had he counted upon the pro pensity of the American public to
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FOUR SEAPLANES
tcontinasd From First ra4sl

the dropping Of the bombs. but the
raider made his escape.
The raider was over the town not
more than n minute. There was a mo-
mentary stoppage OF the service In a
church near which bombs fall. Many
men5r.e Of tho congregation LEFT lie
building. lu' the service was resumed
and carried through.
One OF the victims was paper boy
on his rounds with the sunday news.
He was killed Instantly Another vic
tim was "a youth Of 10 who has not
vet been identified
Some of the bombs fell in the road
way. MAKING large holes. The whole
affair was ever so quickly mat most
OF the pC0ri. hardly r-aI1ed what
had happened some ~ those In the
church say shat ftc building was
rocked with the cs1cUs-ioa. The OK
eplosiou or 'he bombs was heard al
over WalWor. Zeal and the surround
ng district. lu- there was no pans.
a dramatic story Of the narrow Csc
cane Of a boat which had just taken
pilot aboard az Wtlmer was DID
hv the occupants ol thc boat Three
bombs fell into the sea directly DID the
wake Of tho boat. causing @ trcmen-
dous uphcayal of the water
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nifty In a troop train. After our ar
rival at the prison camp my arm was
dressed every three days. At first |
was afraid gangreno might set in
but The shells terrific speed seemed
TO have cauterized il against all in
lection.
Spent Year In Camp.
More than a year ! remained IN
that camp. until one day word was
brought that those incapacitated for
further military service would be sent
home. What rejoicing there was
among all the armless. legless. and
blind! As soon as our train passed
the German border into Switzerland
everything changed. We were loaded
with flowers and all sorts OF delica-
Cies
The Swiss were kind TO ia, nut
once arrived in France. We received
a continuous cheer all along The line
70 seemed so wonderful 20 be back
again among ones own people-and-
well, here 7 am
II must be Of now to my barracks
10 receive my official discharge papers.
Curfew rings at 10. so ] must enter
before then or else be considered a
descrter. Francois. take good care
Of my wife and see that she lacks
nothing ] shall be back i'm the morn
In Cto hear all the news Goodnight.
dear friends-untl tomorrow"
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FLEEING TURKS


D.arbaFr the nest objective Of the
Russian army. once n possession OF
Diar1e.r f Is oH'y day'- march 20
the railway. only day from siberia
viii Cut OF Retreat.
The Russian offensive beyond Ere
rum. Do believed here. makes DO
probable that rla retreat OF The Turk
ish coru- opcrgllu- along the Black
sea coast and off those troops which
were active n lhe Nu-h district Doc.
fore jhe Russians viii De- entirely cut
Off This fact has already overtaken
the thirty-fourth division Of the Tenth
corps which was ordered from of 20
Erzerum before Doe fail of fln fortress.
As telephone cOmWuuicat between
this group OF Turkish forces and tho
garrison at Erz,rum had been entirely
destroyed by tho RUS iaus. the thirty
fourth division marched onto Erzsrum
without suspicion that fla fortress
was then about to surrender
These troops reached Erzerum from
the narfhwest ar the very moment that
rho UcVo Boira iur OFF forts feu into
Russian hands and the army which
they lat come fo assist was boo full 10.
treat Tn, road over which They had
passed was Instantly occupied ty Hu.
sian cavalry and as they were com.
plefoIv surrounded. fhcrr was no alter
native tut to aurr rfsr with arms.
equipment and artillery
VIII Compel Surrender
n I- regarded aH almost Inevitable
that f.a Turkish corps retiring along
the Black aft coast under tho dcafrIr
live fire of frr Hus ar fleet and tho
pressure of frn Nu-..an armies uIl He
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Prominent State Politicians
Gathering Here This Week

Witnin a few days he expects To iss,,.
- -" -. TOT meeting OF the comnitfce
con,..,', purpose OF calling a statewide
t iilNtntlon 10 select west Vlrein,.
g1,,ieE1tes 20 the National Convenuion h.
-, ,.lStho 90; June Z. The time and MA.
nor I Siulhh me committee meeting hav.
-, .'th selecttng. but Mr. ShsrrarI
ti2 ne preferred holding tin scssia,
4" wheeling within the next Few dayl
~ a meeting Of the Demorr,,i, 49,
- Committee of Mercer county s..
resipr,tt;tii..,i 'or ~. r. French rendered his
~ -atlYh as chairman. This ii take.
10y h-Iriends as "a sure indirsti,,' az - p
- announcement a candiIaf. -
doNeIhor viii be made within a fey
On i; rSSsiSiimlan-at-large Howard sutb,r-
is,N ~ Llhins, was "A visitor in This '.it,
It'e last week being the prtncir,'ii ~. ,l, Slly
sp, r'44ttS banquet OF the state LunLer
ton ~ ~ supply Dealers Associa-
night There has been cor,silt t'.rudy
i.'lulatlon recently as to whether go,
fIesSman sutherland will enter ~. Soll-
lpr nited states senate IL Ste rae
.',ii'd definitely. saying thar h, ,rt.iio'St
az ~ ..e sentiment In the southern end
"'' "tiofe deciding.
With With the filing Of affdavits for an
nsrii,,,- 80 pay ment Of assessment.
naiilik OF trars and other nr"ii,,i
tt."IS steps Tor the primary election o.
th6 steadily forward. all ewes seerr j.,
,Vbst :, ~, ,i % the new primary law. and
question arise I'm the mind of sonc INV.
IN an EFFORT TO muddle An OF a.. 80
tlvhs seem To center on the electric, u,
eItilil4tt eemen from districts in The civ,
where the wards extend into differi,y{
districts. N'ii'I'"t
During tho past week tho attern.,
t,ntiai made ruling which rs NOT CON
- Ieu IN by local persons. Prosecutfr.
At1'Ihey j. A. Mckee and the board H.
'v""tg commissioners have had nun,.r-
gus cnhicr' noes concerning tho ouestl.,,
"ha ulese are expected 10 be brought ~
some conclusion to-day when a man az
study. ''eHi Tot
For instance. in Centre district there
ar az present seven voting precincts
| i've OF them arc IN the Firth ward a1i
Two or them are I'm the Sith Nwsrd m
- thc idea OF the prosecuting attorn.,
lhat by having the ballots changed ,r
cach ward. any trouble that might sri..
VIII he eliminated. That is ther. will
De two elected from the district In H..
ward there Is TO be one elected and thee.
may De listed ON tho ward ballot AMI
would not necessarily cause trouble In
counting tho votes ~
both party executive committees viii
meet this week. the Democrats an T'burs
daN night. when Attorney J. D Handlan
ana a l.. Sawtcll will give their version
OF the new law the time has NOT t,rn
dtslEneted Tor the meeting Of the no
puhiican committee. but the prosccutina-
attorney Will likely appear befor. if
tcgistrars viii also be named al fbees
meetings this week.
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same satisfaction as Beaver Eminent.
work IN the mines at Wheeling
Greek, and subject 10 attacks in my
limbs and back. used one bottle
inside week and want three more
" has done me a world OF good and
am thankful that 7 have given Il
trial"
Mr.. erowniee. 2o7 17th street, says.
MY mother is subject % commissions
ana the other day she was suddenly
attacked. falling heavily 20 the floor.
I immediately rubbed the Imminent
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CONFERENCE
lcontIausi -Esm rirs. Pags.l

United Mine Workers OF America who
arrived here today FOR .he conference
sued 90 statement On which he said
il part
The miners arc going into this con-
''t.nr" WITH every confidence that the
operators win recognize tho Justice
and roasonab'oues Of their demands
-. ..# satisfactory agreement 5000
b." reached
The only class OF worker he
anthracite industry that mail moro
chan 500 year Dr. The contract min.
ors. representing lees than oue.fourfn
of fHe total number employed The
annual cHrrine. for miners. Iahurers
other in .9e mon and outside work
MON average not moro than $500
Labor statistic. show that 20 man can
not support t. family in dereucv FOR
Jess than $3.50
.f't frH anthracite industry Is .nor
uul.fr profitable Tho railroad. ffat
own and control Do have paid U.- fItI
i'rf. or heavily vafrrD1 ..raE and
have '1.I u1 huge ur-'ueas besides "
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MANY WILL ATTEND america
FIRST DINNER WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING.
v. S. Senate Aspirant and Two candi-
dates for Attorney General
Already Here.

Politicians from nearly every corner
of the state are either in the city now
or will be today to look over the stu
alton and build their fences. Some OF
them will go TO Wellsburg today to at
tend the opening OF circuit court. but
most of them will be here Tor the
4. America First" dinner TO be given IN
the Market auditorium Wednesday
evening
Ex-Governor \. b. White. candidate
for United States senator was one
of the first To arrive. He registered at
the Hotel Mcclure and met quite a
few politicians. To an lntelligencer
reporter last night he stated that he
was highly pleased with the outlook.
Judge John l.. Written. of Point
Pleasant, candidate for the Republican
nomination for attorney general. IS
also In the city. Judge Written. in
speaking OF his candidacy. said: Il
have no interests to serve except the
interests OF the whole people of the
state. and 10 is to them / will be re-
sponsible. II nominated and elected at
torney general" Judge Written was
born a farmer and his rise in his pro-
fession has been remarkable
Hon. D.. - Rider. of sutton. BraNton
county. another candidate Tor the nomi-
nation Go The same office arrived In the
city just about the time OF Judge Whit
/ toms arrival In the lobby Of The hotel
! iI.-. two men. candidates for the same
; oiiic', were Laughing aud talking and
even intrcducing their individual friends
/ Geo one another Nj. Rider said that he
WA ia th. citN To- attend the Scottish
| ltit" reunion. and viii be here several
/ days meeting voters lu the interest of
. ms candidac>- This Is ais first visit TO
Wheeling since he made his official an
nounccment.
General \. \. Lilly. candidate for the
nomination Tor Governor on the Repub-
/ lican ticket. was expected to arrive in
the city last night. bu failed. II is
understood that bee viii arrive here this
morning e. 1880 o'clock. and 20 directly
| Geo W ,ll~burl. where he viii attend the
opening 90 court IN the Brooke county
seat.
Hon. Julian g. Hcarue. candidate on
tho Republican ticket FOR Congress. viii
Z Eo tp Wells burg to-day 90 the interest
B 90 his candidacy. AR. Hcarue has been
travelling over the First district but
: this visit viii be the first tour Of
brooke county.
! Amoua other prominent politicians
who ll' expected To- the city this week
are william =. Hltc cot Huntinrto on.
caud !date FOR Republican nomination
30 .ra. u. New MartiusNIllr. candidate
1905 HoicIn nomination rur AUDITOR.
li.n. Ih'in'~ w ti'mlnE. of EaIrmgnt.
Woo seeks Oh" represent the First dis
ii.ot iu congress. Iirk S.. StatherS. Of
weston. who recently announced his ass
rirttious FOR the Republican ncqniua-
ton for attorney gesrrf. Hou. r. = Shcr-
r1fd ~ Wr'lshurF. chairman of the Re
publican stat. executive committee. M
ii"nh 'ommittc"Wan NfrEl D.. High
lIna. "t 'lark-hure. tud many others.
Convention csn likely.
Thomas shsrrard. OF NeUshurg
b
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around her head and neck and I vas
surprised how quickly she recovered
and was relieved. Many other cases
this iiniment has been OF great service
for pains and aches in our family We
first used Il three years ago az Eos
toria. O., where we moved from and
saw q advertised. Saturday am 90
ing 20 buy three more bottles. We are
happy 20 learn we can get a supply Of
your remarkable medicine"
These are the hest evidence-testl.
monials from your neighbors and home
city
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Pearson Cross, 37t Wetzel street,
says: II have used one bottle %
Beaver liniucns and received won
derful benefit for nay rheumatism.
! am buying three more bottles on the
strength CT the good II has already
done me. never tried any remedy
that penetrated and gives such i'm
mediate results In so short a time.
can highly recommend the liniment."
Mr.. J. Mako. r. D No. ?. box %.
Bridgeport, O.. says: ~ have tried all
kinds OF lininnents so- ny rheumatism,
none has epuaied or ciseu me the
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SUNDAY, February 20.

hy the Germans French success
fully lombard German positions
west OF the forest OF Apremont.
They also shattered q German 20
-ition in the ArEounc forest Aus
trO-HunE3rian troops continue
their advance in Albania and cap
ture several Italian positions.
German seaplanes carry out sue
ce-sful raid ON the English cas-,
coast Teutonic allies make pro
-ress i1 Albania
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he Ninth corps is operating. The
Turks find themselves 100 the same
r-ocarlous position. since all the roads
of retreat Co the north are gradually
falling under Russian control The
retreat of the Turkish armies every
where Dr. impeded by deep snow and
tho difficulties OF tho country They
are without food and lack war supplies
and there seems 10 Doe little possibility
of their offering even temporary re-
sistauce OF any strength 90 the Rus
sian advance
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POWYS LECTURES
VIII BE opened This Evening AZ St.
Matthews Church and Continued
Fer Six Weeks.

Tho opening lecture OF the series to
be given by John Cowpcr Powys al So.
Matthew church during the next six
weeks viii be given this evening when
this noted lecturer win discuss Dirkeu.
The Domestic biouysian" Mr. puvrs
is speaker Of rare power and is tho
author of several books Ills lectures
ar" being looked forward 20 with con-
siderable Interest and no doubt will at
tract large crowds
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SUBMARINE ISSUE
tcOntlnuea fIOm Tirst rago.)

sources To MIR fletcher respoually
and The general opinion at the capital
Is that his nomination will be CON
hrmed before the end of the week.
Other important matters 20 occupy
the attention o. tine senate branch
during the week viii be- the Haitirn
treaty. a rrsoiu' ION 90 direct cungres-
sional investigation into charges OF
ineniCicncy O. the army aviation ser
vice continuation At .hc Inquiry. into
fitness of Louis u Erandei- for the
supreme Cour-. water power legisla-
lion and further inquiry into the al.
legged effort of American interests TO
monopolize the s.sa, output in Yucca
tan.
Urge Defense Program.
In both house fho paredness
program viii be uicoC on iu commit
tees which arc framil. the army and
navy bills. TA,resis general salts
faction among Administration leaders
over the prCsr ;.rt is beiug made
and the apparent disappearance 81
much OF The earlier opposition To the
necessity for reasonable plan of
national defense.
The Kitchin resolution 20 repeal tho
free sugar clause OF the Underwood
simmons tariff law may De reached
late This week in thr hou.s Consider
alienation of iI has been postponed
until Thursday aj Iea-i in order that
Repre- enfafiyc Fordncy OF Michigan.
the ranking Republican member Of
The ways and means committee. who
i- 7f his homo. may De- present when
debate opens
Zen Democrat. already have nou-
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THE WEEK IN THE WAR
MONDAY, February IA.

In great drive Germans capture
French positions extending over
100 yards on the Champagne front.
but are repulsed in other direc-
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tions. Russians lombard outer
forts Of Turkish fortress Erzerum.
Fifteen persons killed in AUSTRIAN
air raid on Rayenna.
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TUESDAY, February Is.

Rome reports Germany Will com
pei Rumanian neutrality. British
call all single men not exempt 10
colors. Russians capture one fort
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az Erzerum Sinking OF British
cruiser Arehusa with loss of ten
men after striking mine reported.
Heavy fighting in eastern theatre.
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FRIDAY, February IS.

tions OF international law. Petro-
grad announces semi-officially 1907
600 Turks captured at Erzerum.
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United States refuses Sweden's
request TO call neutral conference
10 protest against Errlish viola
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Heavy fighting along eastern
front Russian army pursues scat
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THURSDAY, February II.

settle
ed with varning de is free
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WEDNESDAY, February 16.

considers admitting Germany
contention that armed merchant
men are not entitled TO warning
from submarines. Germans cap
ture half-mile OF English trenches
near Npres.
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Premier Asquith at opening Of
Parliament says war cost 10 Eng
land will continue at $4,000. 600
n day. Gives warning of enormous
taxes after the war. Wilson re-
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DR. JONES SANGVN HERBAL
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nj meeting Of the Democratic aye
- committee Of Mercer county s.
c9iS natlon as chairman This A. ,als
bfs iItehds as "a sure indication mi
-. a uhcetnent as a candidate -
DAYS viii ne made within a few
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"Wednesday M4S q %ha 1 ee% nox, JonesB Linr
off

The Great Spiege Kept busy al day Saturday suppyir
pagn are buying again The recommends pouring
Natures remedy which Rheumatism Neuralgia Backacht
prominent ply sicas fail This remedy which compounded a
and d:
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-05-11
GEAR REPORTED
 HURT BY BOMB
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Austrian Airman Drops Bomb Among Soldiers While ,Czar Was Review ing Troops and Ruler Is Slightly Injured.

BERLIN, May 11.-A narrow es- cape for Emperor Nicholas of Russia from death or serious injury by an Austrian airman during the receLt visit of the Czar to the Russian lines is reported in Stockholm advices re- ceiveG by the Overseas News Agency
 The Emperor was reviewing the troops in company with Gen. Bus tiff. commander of the Russian army on the southwestern front, when sud denly an Austro- Hungary flyer ap- pearCd and dropped numerous bcmbs among the troops, who lied iii wild disorder"
 The Emperor. according to the re- ports, was hurt and had q narrow es- csps. the incident causing him to en- t;rely lose his self-possession. In con- sequence the report adds, Gen. Brus- Si!otf was bitterly reproached and Gen. Ivanof was recalled to take command of the southwestern front army"
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-05-11
WHITMAN ASKED
 NOMINATE HUGHES
MAX ALSO HEAD A CAMPAIGN
Says He is Not Deeply Concerned over

ALBANY, May 11.-Gov. Chas. s. Whitman has been asked to make the speech nominating Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Hughes for Prasi- dent at the Republican national con- Iention ill Chicago. He is being pre- vailed on also to head the pre-con- vert;on campaign for Justice Hughes and to carry it on regardless of the declaration of the latter that he is not a candidate.
 "I have not conferred with Justice Hughes on the subject" announced Gov. Whitman, "and I mean no dis respect of him when I say that I arc not very deeply concerned about his individual desires.'
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-05-11
REYNOLDS |S
 COMING BACK
 -z--
 m@ President of the ReynoIds-.ila>ka De- velopment Company and Proiector of Alaska Home Railroad lS Manu- featuring Munitions.

A letter received by the Prospec- tor from Robert McChesney. states that he has as,yet had nothing done to his injured foot, as he has been in ill health ever since his arrival in the States, but will have it treated in the near future.
 Recently while at Yakima he states he met man just returned from the east. This party had seen H. D. Rey- nolds, who a few years ago was pres ident of the Reyolds-Alaska Devel- opment Company and promoter of the Alaska Home Railroad, the building Of which was started from Valdez in 1907. Reynolds. he said, was engag- ed i'll the manufacture of war muni- tions and was making money hand over fist, and that as soon as the war game was over he intended to return to Alaska and demonstrate what he could do in the mining game.