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   Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel (Newspaper) - June 7, 1913, Fort Wayne, Indiana                               WEATHER FORECAST FOR FORT WAYNE AND VICINITY FAIR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY SLIGHTLY COOLER TONIGHT ONLY FORT WAYNE EVENING WITH ASSOCIATED DISPATCHES SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 7 1913 ESTABLISHED 1833 32 P 1 CENT SATURDAY 5 CENTS DO YOU WANT TO TRADE YOU SOMETHING THP OTHER FELLOW The Month of June Starts Off With a Bunch of Rare in Silhouette MINISTER WILL NOT ACCEPT I ACT tlb Ex-President Taft Has Hard Time in Locating Old Friends LUNCHEON GUEST OF THE WILSONS Former President Says He's Happiest Man in the United States Washington Tine Piesi dent II lait made hrst to the white house since he left on 4 to become a cit izen and teach law at lale Mi lait was the con guest or President and Mrs Wilson but he down to tbe white house table he made a brief to the offices shook hands with all tbe old em ployes he knew and nude tne acquaint nice of Tumult Before white call ill lilt motored to tne capitol and got Alone md un d he to the house mil looted Ioi m tie house i ii n md only an an i of u bin his linn He oi ul the looked it the oi tr its o anl i 4111 tions ot the stepped ei th up to the dooi t An tilde i woo Is room to hul t locked looking foi Mr lait lints not his a Continued on Page 2 Column o Declines to Surrender in His Lone Handed Senate Filibuster DEAF TO ALL PLEAS Washington of the senate fearing that the one man fih Jones of Washington maj delu the work of branch of congress with him today to it The W ash is in protest the of the caucus to grant the members an additional He his Continued Many Reduced for Activity With Prof Moore's Cabinet Boom TWO AHE SUSPENDED USE A LAP AT WORK June 7 the of tie thu home of Jo in f e-i on I-lan I bhw open a sife con in jewels ind set file to le 1 and fled 111 1 ouse wis w recked U reL men step tiom a cu nd so into the theA were rail ng on the c not d ued until the 111 of June ore em of the bureau niu been toi connection with ti alleged which in tilt recent dismiss-il oi il L 1 or mil I hi e bun suspended with out in bien in all thai tin A pi HUH ises in 01 i tions in in foi Ioi of ign I culture in U s t i T lint one IITM demoted to then Houn I ton i Copies of jiu ind nil other j in the hue been hid before the commission 1 I iscs nie held in A ooie WT i aid f Ruins A is demoted in wlich Si ci ton rfi Burns had tne it pense on business but Kt mlh doing woik for Moore Frees Woolen nate in Dynamite ing Conspiracy Charge DISAGREEMENT IN CASE Attorney for Wood Asks Probe of ing Charges Boston Tune throughout the night the jury acquitted President M ood of the Woolen company of the of to tie textile strik ers at Lawrence by planting dyni mite A disagreement in the case of Frederick E Atteaux was J Collins who turned states vas found guilty on two omits and not on the lour counts of the indictment OF FAMOUS DRIVING PAEK BEER BY HEALTH AUTHORITIES FREDERICK E In hose Case Jury as to Reach Jhe count conspiracy to the textile nnd the sec ond count to injure unknown counts alleged con spines persons and a plot to Case Was Sensational The cns 01 of the tint Ins out ni i dispute be tween capital and libor was given to he at noon The jurors began s it 3 o dock 2 4 Jere Knode Coke Affinity All Ready ioi the Wedding IN CIVIL CEREMONY Vew lork lune tune within tup next 01 ten thus leie Knoi e the former Hempsted whose wife him will be married to Floretta with whom he eloped six ago The date of the Cookt s W J snin his been set for the day Cooke i of the decree from the Conn court tint it The said the will probably be an off a good and an it the the uei will not be mimed a minister the will be i end one though one of the moat clergymen in York has expressed hia willingness to officiate I told them of the willingness of this m to them they thought it but decided not to change their piano ioi a cml mainage Mr and possibly Miss s grandmother w ill w the ceremony Cooke wis working as usual on a down town iper at his trade of p and deceu itoi Townsend's Sensational Charge Against Wilson Will Be Ignored WHITS HOUSE IS NOT DISTURBED Cummins Declares He Will Ask President for Facts in His Hands Bad Weather for Confer ence Track and Field Meet at Madison Well Known Business Man Succumbs After Long Illness FUNERAL ON MONDAY When the was lodged against tbe beer seized in the dm ing park raid of 1011 Sheriff A M Gladieux and Dr George Gillie took a keg and cise out in the alley back of the storage houw to test it and this illustration the process of emptying one keg it Staff Photo Part of the contents of the keg was emptied in the it was pio bad There is of course an other method of testing brei and espe daily that contained in bottles but olh cers on are not supposed to this method and anyhow there no ice handy an there had been none near ton for couple ot Two Dead and Many ed Taken from Burning Coal Shaft NEAR SHAMOKIN PA Pi Tune 7 Two miners weie killed and moie than a were in in explosion in the shaft 10111 fiom here opei ated bi hanna Coil Officials nf the company announced that no men were entombed but mine work ers that believed other men were still m the mine The explosion occurred in the second lift of a a mile ground and the fire Tolin icr inside superin and his a rescuing md within an hour two deid and font teen injured were brought to the surface The dead men were foreigners and all the injured ire also foreign Of the injured at least two arc expected to die After hours work the mg party came upon a group of twenty miners m the burning shaft They wore unhurt and were taken to the It is not believed any more men are m the HUM Downing widely known Port business mjn and prominent in the locil of is dead Altm an from anaemia extending i of more than foui viars Downing breathed his last at tins at the ISS I nst M nue He was fifty three of age Tune on thu lobby committee weie of the opinion today tint Town that President Wilson himself had been lob for the would not be taken up b tbe commit tee as an issue unless some charges made in last night while declaring that white influence hid been exerted on declined to gne any names I those ore presented the commit tee is not likely to up that phase The committee in recess pi pp i ring for its next work which v ill not erih finish the of the dozen but will questioning the scoie oi more it men whose n lines hue hi ought out in is lining special in list is i huge one embracing men on both sides oi the free sugir tight law of pno md Wlute House Undisturbed e flu ills to be P 1 by All ind it w is mel the pie side nt would not til tie stind to make a pel son il an i unh s somi inn chaice was midi him Mr was confident tint thp peo pie of the country would tike tie poM tion he was them in U Islington inel thp light to use ill his influence to leci in tli It was denied thil tin club hid been to keep in line Wilson will le before tie if he to ap pe ir Peed to day Tut 1 see why he d n tint line bun made members took the tint it to pur sue on President il son hil used undue influence witn ratio senators and insist 1 EXPECT NEW RECORDS Madison is Tune 7 skips inn todar foi the field meet A cold wind swept field ind to seriously with and with competitors m field ns well A roller run the trick tin meet which was scheduled to begin it 2 in an effort to out some of the water in during the ram last night Continued on Page Col S Police Department Has a Task on Hand in This Matter COMPLAINT IS FILED MYRON DOWNING Known 1 ort Business MUD Claimed by Death Air Dow mugs illness dated from the time he purchased the ad department from the National Biscuit company about fhe ago Continue Pace 9 Column 3 WIFE ASKS DIVORCE WHEN HUBBY DECLINES TO BATHE Ind Tune th it hei husband not would not take a bath but al o Ins underclothes until fell from him Mrs Hodge hied suit for divorce from Samuel to whom she was married in WOT She avers that he and kicked her and threatened her lite New American Ambassador Complimented on His First Speech NOTE WAS FRIENDLY London Inne 7 alter Hines the to the mint of st Tames is n rials appearing in the pers on his speech in Lng land made last night at the banquet gnen in his honor the Pilgrims so The writers express pleasure that he his speech to the bonds of p between tbp countries Tbe Gazette Am Pages speech showed that the United his succeeded in sending an ambassador who is more than capable of maintaining the traditional reputa tion of his office for public speaking could le happier than the note he stinck in this public The Pall Mall says e cannot reciprocate Piges pleasant words The Standard It is good to sec the power of the friendly feeling existing between the thus recognized Hello is tl is the police ters sn M0 a here that crowing nt 4 o clock in the morning mil wakes u all up Who is this tall ing mini whos talking we this stopped is the light down heie at and 1 and the ought to stop it do we piy taxes toi anyhow Vll right well see whit w an do Then ill the legil know I dgi ot fie m to find out what the liw pi smbes to pre a tiom th hieak oi dn This s with i method of miking the and it is iKo i o In rising ml om t tin d ulir bund 01 bud that is on tie wnn stunt just as soon as it u i w n If of this ee a po lice sleuthing the m the s after i Pin IP m ao statute 01 ot any kind o long is on tlu ses the but this may lip a and as to abate him Youngstown Lad Accused of Mailing ter to President BOY OF 17 MAKES DEMAND FOR Guiseppe Homero Gathered in by Secret Service Operatives Youngstown Ohio June Homero 17 years old was arrested here by asher of the United States secret sen ice on the charge of sending a letter to President Wilson demanding Homero was taken to barren and gnen a hearing before United States Gilmer He will be taken eland It is the man admits his guilt giving as a reason that ha just wanted the money The letter demanding the money was mailed on May 20 and was h turned 01 er to the secret service de- It is said Homero is one of a black hand gang operating in this section and connections m York as the eastein end The police aie sud to a lecord of n number of persons m Last where the gang hup met Demand made for from Anthony i well to do Italian is said to eome from thp same band Letter The wa Mr son of the united States U n D t Hie lead as follows Air spud si 000 oi it will be the woist foi Ml PPI N n M Ttt Street BULLETIN ille Tenn Tune 7 attending r who ill heie said his condition wn o is being e ired 101 it borne of a cousin TWO TOTS DIE FROM MATCH HEADS Ind Inm 7 Two children of fuitis ier Cecil two nre r the nf piling mitch hends cd the from i kitchen cibi net climbing on T chin while the was in room Suburban Life just the flung and i good Joit people up t iking up the idea with enthusiasm them is Lei with S I Bowser Co who exchanged i town foi a acie farm on he line Mi is not with farm Me except as he his heard people tell about it and as he has re information of i more or col ored nature fiom the comic supplements of the but he knew that it was necessary to Imp a cow a pig or two some and a so he purchased these and stocked the place i It was planned that Atr father in law should milk the cow as he had hid experience in this line and all went well for quite a fact until the gentleman was unfortunate enough to step off a trolley cm in such a way as to be seriously injured The accident was followed bj a siege of rheumatism which disabled him still more injury also fell up- on Mr Eggimann who has since been compelled to summon a neighbor to do the milking And it has been a irksome task too asserts Mr became sometimes the neighbor is not home my milking ought fa be done or elw he the time to to our pUw IB Stops to look back lead the cow to some other farm I can find someone who will do the milk mg for me I think there ought to be a state to compel farmers to then cows out nlong the country and let them look at the scenery so will get to it This cow of mine whenever I want to lead her A mile or wants to stop and look at things too She has vary strong muscles in her neck and when she to stop and birk it almost overturns me it Philley says can I hare kind   

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