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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
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AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1912
ESTABLISHED 1871—VOL 43, NO. 312
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of Roumania, long regarded
grand.
HE WAS TAKEN BY SURPRISE
MANY NOTABLES PRESENT
MANY MYSTERIOUS DEATHS
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and seven wounded; ten rebels killed
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Governor Wilson,
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Governor Wilaon was asked by the
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Visitors
INFORMAL GATHERINGS HELD
Williams, a negro of that
1 place,
o'clock
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4:25
Ojinaga and
by the Rid West-
He has not less
tance of the place.
VIENNA, kept 12.—The twenty-third
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of French delegates as a protest
THE WKATHFII
WASHINGTON, Sept It.—East
Jo1Nr HOSPITAL PROPOSFD.
NKW YORK. Sept, it -Ktreet Clean-
BAN ANrONO, Tex., Bept it.
Friday for
Forecast till T P
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He requests an appro]
expennes.
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TOKiO, Bept. 12.—Funeral srvioen
of the late Emperor Mutsuhito of Ja-
pan. poshumously known as the "em-
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Angry Boy Kills
His Father for
tet
ir-
making great efforts'’ at Ila last ses-
sion to enact new financial egislation.
Police Official
Hayes to Help
Graft Probers
Girl Is Married
at Bedside of
Dying Father
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ENITO-
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LDING.
It is understood that the committee
ran led to expect a very large attend- .
S,
to
Edwards Wants
$9,111,614 to
Clean Streets
THE MUTSUHITO
FUNERAL VERY
SPLENDID ONE
Ban antonie ena vieinity
night and Fnday. fair.
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teday
in a nenpby pona, and when rentruined
begged >« •>« kilea.
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Several Tragedies Are Connected
With His Name—He Talks
Freely, Outlining Plans
for His Defense.
Elaborate Services Over Jap-
anese Emperor’s Body
Begins in Tokio.
New York Lawyer Spends
Night in Jail and Is More
Serious.
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926.39 mere than his department was
allowed this year.
THKIR POBITION ON 9VETION TO
IE SrATED LAST DAY.
ing With prominent money men, and it
was aaid that the curreney reform mat-
WILSON WILL
NOT MEDDLE
IN NEW YORK
RKMNANT or FEDERAL GARNISON
FORCED to FLEA.
Should Rot Have Been Granted.
May Be set Aaide.
| county chairman.
"Governor I Hi stated to me," said
le-
ty.
an
ys.
EUCHARISTS GATHER BY
THOUSANDS IN VIENNA
WHITMAN AND RUBIN
GO TO HOT SPRINGS
. Of flee re Watch Battle— Yet More
Trouble for Northern Chihun-
hun. It Is Thought.
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He Only “Meets” Leaders
and Lets Them Make
No Use of Him.
OJINAGA FALLS INTO
REBEL HANOS AGAIN
In* Commiseloner "Big Bill" Ed wards'
has submitted to the committee having
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younger I
Pavlovna.
Bweden.
Says He Would Have Declined
Invitation Had He Known of
the Presence of All the
Big Politicians.
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SECOND OLDEST PAPER IN TEXAS
loveliest royal woman in Europe, has
a rival, and. sad to say or her, a much
royal woman. Princess Marie
, wife at Prince William of
generally understood that Congress Is
to be criticized by the convention, as I
well as individual -peculators, for not 1
W-e-
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the court yard of the city hall
12,000 persons were supplled with
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and a great number wounded. Among
the Federal ■ killed was Pancho San-
ches. a nephew of General Joao la Crus
eorrespoi
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meeting. It deems that the committee
was disappolnted at the small number,
of French delegates and considered Prieta. ___ _________
that they were not entitled to have a place between outposts,
speaker. It is reported that Cardinal ----"— ***--
Arnette, archbishop of Paris, has made
had added George W. Howell, chief of*
police of Hot Springa, to the throe
witnesses named In the motion for the “
appointment of the commisison, but |
declared his confidence that the de-
prelim’na ry work on the budget for
1913 hie etimates for the coming years
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Body Is Shipped
Home on His
Return Ticket!
j the most marveloum developments in
th. 1U. ot any nation.
TELLS or szABO DROWNING.
Th. inet John Ric. ON. lli. . Briueh
eubJeet, who had conterred with a-
on concerning a mertage transacton:
arter winig a $10,000 damage su t
for the loss of a Ur. disappeared^.fol-
lowing his conference with Gibson,
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MARFA. Tex. Sept. 11—Ojinaga was
captured last night at 11 o’clock. The
Half a Million People win View
the Procession—All Vivid in
Oriental Colorings—Knox
in Attendance.
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cellor Day announced today that Mrs. I
Russell Sage had given Syracuse Uni- .
versity. through him, $50,090 for its
agricultural school, In memry of her
ger
in
Charles H Huttig of St. Louis, who |
is to be formally advanced from vice
president to president of the Asaocin-’
tlon. In obedience to • long establighed
custom, spent part of today conferr- I
Into the water. .— — —-----—
I don't know what it was that made remnant of the garrison left by General
the boat tip over. We went into the Sanchez put up a good fight, but for
water simultaneously. The boat was lack of ammunition were forced to
drifting keel up when I came up. Mrs. ' yield. There were three Federals hilled
Ritter was between me and the boat - - ----- ------- •— --hel -ilad
kitchens.
French representatives complain that
the central committee declined to in-
vite them to speak at the opening
GIBSON TELLS LTh
HOW WOMAN A
CURRENCY REFORM is
BOTHERING BANKERS
is within striking dis-
•be Often Remarked She Wan Very
Unheppy Neenune Her Vormen
Friends Denertea Her.
MIDDLETOWN, N. T., Sept. 12.—-
Burton W. Gbson, the New York law-
yer, who was arrested at his office to-
day on the charge of murdering his
client. Mrs. Rosa Menschik Szabo, was
locked up tonight in a cell in police
headquarters here to await arraign-
ment before County Judge Royce to-
morrow morning. His self-confidence
and jauntiness fled with his arrival
Official Count Will Be Neeenmery
Deelde Several Raees, Even the
Gubernptorini Contest.
meddle in the internal politics of any
State As It was. Governor Wilson had
a difficult time dodging the State po-
lit ical phases of the oceasion.
ocutivo discussed no politics with him.
Captain Cornelius Hayes of the New Unaware of the program that was
ork Police Department, who was de- 1 outlined for the day, cognisant not un-
til the last moment that he was to bo
"LIL ARTHUR" HAS A
SUICIDE MANIA TOO
* IAN ANTONIO, 1«. Sept, U—After
.lMT.nl mra ot asmagreement, the ety
• Jan. county have gotten toKether ana
A wil pepvort . joint hompitat, Kneh
- will .nr n pro rata pert tor th. car.
or inaigent patienen man. Kara boon
made tor the ereetton of a new joint
honpitai to COM $200,000.
helmer Company.
Rs was found dead in bed in a house
at Brunner early Thursday morning,
following a night in which he comt
plained of feeling cold Shorty after
supper, it wan slated at the house, be
took a cold bath end r st Fred, complain-
ing of suffering from a chill.
the request of Baron Yoshiro Sakat-
ani. the mayor. Soon after midnight,
officials proceeded to the palace in
preparation for the early ceremony.
a written protest and that the con-
troversy is likely to be carrled before
the Vatican.
" u,"tmygapp. The somber coloring, associated with
550,000 TO svnacVSE unvMTY/western mourmne wan almost .n-
tirely absent, being replaced by the
11—Kita Duryea
Becker defense.. , « .0. Mo WWM the political mftuktlon in the State. _
Neverthelesn the ' . ' 0 «■»»"•• xprened »• opinion 0? or
man had recetved from two, of the wit- , kin abM, (t..
nesses telegrams saying that they had . -- - - -
never heard Schepps say anything in
defense of Becker, it was said that the
reservation war provided for 1000 for-
eigners. both residents and visitors, at
EIGHrY THOUSAND TICKETS
READY soxD TO FOREIGNERI
HOUSTON, Tm, Sept If —on the re-
turn trip excursion ticket that brought
him to Houston Wednesday as a dele-
gate from Wisner, La., to t e National
Baptist convention, the corpse of Rev.
CARN OF HIM IB WHAT RHOKB
wvws HMALTH, HK SAYS.
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GAINESVILLE, Tex.. Sept tl—Will
eommuntons ana 'b- nut communton +
or enilaren contained nothing new, but ' ♦
were only th. modern ndaptation of •
« m ssr Tormulated ........................
District Attorney mlght make an in-
vestigation to determine whether Im-
proper methods had been used in ap-
plying for the commisison. one effect
of which was to postpone the trial
until Ooi 7
For the purpose of establishing a
precedent to prevent In the future the
procuring of delays in a simitar man-
ner. the prosecutor obtained today an
Banchez There were 300 rebels par-
ticipating in the attack.
A number of United states ari of-
ficers, also several Madero seret serv-
ice men, returned from Presidio t,as
afternoon. They witnessed the fight-
ing through field glasses from this
aids. It is currently reported on the
river that all three of the Oronces were
with the rebels. but many think the
report false, put out for a purpose
However, a well-posted secret sgent
of the Mexican government who re-
turned this evening from Presidio. and
one who has exceptional advantages in
finding out the facts, stated to the 4S-
sociated Press correspondent that he
was absolutely certain that General
Pascual Orozco is tonight camping in
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egainet the chureh polley of the 4
Freneh «overnment The ngitatton to
ehi ehd apparenuy proved a fa"lure 4
and the Yienne ommtttee la said to +
bold the French elersy responatble. 4
Among tne wpenkera at the festival >
«atherine in the rotupda thia after- +
was Monmienor Ralner, yiear gen- +
eral of MiIwaw*ee, hi" nblM beine +
-he Counen of Trent" Mons’gnor •
Hal nor dMlarad that the reform da- j •
erew of Piua X. regarain« dnily 4
urday, probably showern, nome-
what lower temperature in la-
terior. ,
West Texas: Showers Friday;
Baturday fair.
problem of whether the association
sbonid attempt a strenuon or con-
servative campaign in the direction of
changes in currency laws it was con-
sidered quite probable that the report
Of the currency commissin to be made
to the convention tomorrow afternoon
will have some fnfluens in the matter
The four sections ami 1st rd with the
bankers' amsociation at large com-
Texas: Unsettled Friday. Hat-
thrown together with a number of New
1 York Blate politicians, Governor Wil-
----- -------- ----- Captain . won showed plainly his discomfiture at
Hayas, in defense, showed letters writ- some of the day's events.
ten by Commissioner Waldo to prove , The presidential candidate declared
his assertion that be had been re- i that he had no intimation when invited
strained from raiding illegH resorts in to_ths State Fair that the Democratio
the New York tenderloin. Captain ptate committee and Aasociation of
Hayes has been in secret conference Democratic County Chairmen wore to
with District Attorney Whitman, and meet in Byracuse on the same day Ho
this fact has led to the rumor that sald that had he known it, he prob-
the former inspector may aid the Dis- , ably would not have accepted the in-
trlct Attorney by telling him all be I vitation because he did not wish is
VIENNA, kept 11—Tbs twenty-third than 1200 men, it is alleged.
. intergatfonal eucharistie gonference 18 It is expected that the fall of 0)1*
likely to establish a record in the num- naga Is but the beginning of the trou-
ber of strangers in attendance, 80,000 ble in Northern Chihuahua, with Qj1-
tickets having been sold to foreigners, naga as the base of operations.
as compared with 13,000 at the Mon- ------------
treat congress. It is estimated that not
Sv 20-S REBELS KH AGUA PRIETA
quarters in the hotel bathrooms. Many | s - -
thousands of pilgrims have found
shelter Yn 400 schoolhouses
from Shreveport, and the ceremony
performed in the sick chamber.
Mr. Croom is reported still alive this
morning, but sinking rapidly, and his
death is a matter of but a few houre.
more than a year ago
Gibson talked all the way up from
New York about the case against him
and outlined his defense in detail.
•The name of ths woman I am
charged with staying.’’ he laid. “Is not
OROZCO IS reported near
-1 WM in the end of the boat and j
Mr. Ritter wanted to change seate" |
eald albeon later, in atscusainK tne V.
woman death. “She wan Bitting in
the other end. The boat WAN round-
bottomed She got up and started to.
ward me I hadn't stood up, but we"
Juat half way out of my Beat when the
boat euddanly tipped and we both went
was shipped home
Thursday afternoon I
Prineess Marlo of Sweden, Russian
Wife of Prinee William. Above, and
Below is Prineesn Marlo, German-
Eugliah wife of the heir of the Rou-
manian Throne.
STOCKHOLM, sweden, Bept. 12.—-
Marie of Saxe -Coburg, orown princess
• ’ " • Heu tenant Governor Conway, Normas
Whitman Delay I. Heeker Total " M«h, Charlo. ! Murph, and M*-
ers prominent in state politics Gov-
a
Deputy Sheriff DeGraw took his
prisoner, not to jail, but to a hotel,
when he reached here, and had pre-
pared to have him spend the night ’
there, when County Judge Royce, who
issued the warrant for Gibson's arrest,
reached town shortly after IB o'clock
and ordered Gibson to jail.
Besides the Szabo tragedy there has
been a chain of curious coincidences
linking Gibson’s name with cases of
sudden death or disappearance of
clients of the lawyer of of persons
connected in ons way or"another with
cases in which he was interested. The
first of four such coincidences oc-
curred when Mrs. Alice C. D. Klnnana
daughter of an aged woman, whose
property Gibson handled, was mur-
dered at her home in the Bronx. The
murder mystery was never solved. Gib-
son was held pending an investigation.
-but was released on habeas corpus snd
subsequently brought suit for false ar-
rest Then, continuing the curious
chain, a witness at the Kinnan inquest.
Michael Shippo, was found drowned in
a shallow ereek, and George I. Mal-
coIm. a Waif Street Broker and Wt-
tlvo Of the Kinnan family, who had
fought Gibson for the control of the
estate, was drowned in Long Island
Bound from a steamboat.
ernor Wilson had expected to dine with
the State Fair Commission, of which
lieutenant Governor Conway was
(hsirmsn. and wan wurprised to find
himself seated with Tammany Hai!
leaders and other State politicians.
After psrtaking of bread and butter
he left the table.
Governor smiled and sald:
"You evidently went to ask ms if
I allowed myself to be mods use of
in any way. I will answer your ques-
lion without your asking IL Nobody
can make use of me by merely meet-
ing me. I merely met the New York
tense would find thet Howell’s testi-
mony would be of little veins to the
duchess of Russia, and cousin of Czar
Nicholas, is now extolled as the mon
oharming woman in Europe close to a
throne. She is only M and marrted
Prine William, second son o Kins
William, in St. Petersburs, May, 1908.
X Best des being beautiful. Metis is one
of the richest royalties in Europe. She
is unaffected, vivacous and democratic
to her manner. She is the only daugh-
ter of the Grand Duke Paul, the eanFA
youngest uncle
NEW YORK, Sept. 12-Distttet At-
torney Whitman, accompanied by As-
sistant District Attorney Rubin, will
leave here tomorrdw for Hot Springs.
Ark., to appear before the commisston
appointed to take the testimony of
persons who talked to Bam Schepps, a
witness in the Rosenthal case, while
he was In custody in that city. The
prosecutor said tonight that Behepps’
testimony was so important to his case
that he had deeided to be on hand
personally to cross-examine the wit-
nesses. who, according to ths defense,
have stated Schepps told them that I
Police Hleutenant Becker had nothing j
to do with the Rosenthal murder.
Mr Whitman sald that the defense
ALBANY, N. Y., Bept If, —Deter,
mined not to interfere in the poll U cad
tangles of any of the States, Governor
Woodrow Wilson admittedly steered a
cautious course today at the New York
State Fair at Byracusd. where Governor
Dix, Charles F Murphy and many Tam-
many Hall men gathered
Governor Wilson mat Charles F. Mur-
phy, loader of Tammany Hall, but held
no conference with him. The presiden-
lial candidate likewise saw and talked
with Governor Dix, who is seeking re-
nomination, but the New Jersey ex-
r**" a.team.ror.today""."orK.the tr .« atgeumwed wit th. vtew .r
rapn"ran"ior“dno"notgun."“ne‛hixerj"letn for —■
man WM iing to •K the gun fomgrro” no"ona. .
from the boy when he was killed The I Tonight It apvearen as though the
lad. In remorse, tried to drown himself possible dirrerencen of opinlon amons
‛ _-------—a—-a the bankers was centered about the
DENVER, Colo . Bept. 12.--The offi
cial count of the vote in Tuesday's1
primary election may he necessury to ।
determine several nominations fort
mate offices. This was Indicated to- *
night by unofficial returns received'
from, fory of "Ixty-two eoun-Johnnon, IM Whit, wire of atlJcM
Th. ItrauMIran Mt. Ill o«tBM. roun *""• champion henvywelunt pugnsmt,
.T MtabHpca" AnIma".n icounlanea a euloide atter wFeeking her ’
Ura. n ntBbl. 1«B *"ma" ana. "uN Tano henith ill earing for tha enmpion, !
reported today, cut down the lean pro- vtcrim nr narun.. ′ I
wente yenterdny by vrogresnive R.- "N " A. umn \rniMM"wrR"Ir:
publienn canaiaaten, and in HMMI ton,"nannn“toeonsmvend.won"t
EnM. reverma thelr atanaine Tha sulimani tox.fuznanurne HM n.M
lena tut th. nepublican nomination for "iur"52ena."rnonwaunzeinsn;
.a — .nAnv awttcheA feni p n with Jerrriem. mis was me tesumony
dovornor-ppdax.nisteh“cro,r" ”f johnaon at ine *>*“«» here tod
Eownb.IoKT mIFin if 1n over ine body of the woman who shot
'Tt' ^win^M. M . room over
Vlncnl. Progrestve for in. leng term ’*• cnam .on "."tornu rfom ,B,
wnetayr’so. nomination hr AvproV j reet o tat nn 1 “ome ha
ihhepemoeratie.racetormardox:"“3nnuom •*« “• <«<*—» mm
ernor .. m AAamun jX r ><• 4ciAre Ehat wir t
pomineton.ocormn.. an., fruit Wep nim From eomimittin« iuleide we
sr.i'* n broke down ner own
i0 TJTynan bywarhroximeteixe12"19‛ bellev. ‘ '"'“"•o brein
Mrt.nl W Prhetteat or ome aimilar deranaement from ur
Princess Marie,
wrBoN MEITS MURPHY.
Early In the day the New Jersey
Governor paid his formal respects to
Governor Dix in the parlor of a hotel
Boon a crowd gathered to mhake hands
and Governor Dix brought Mr Murphy
to the side of the presidential candi-
date. Governor Wilson shook hands
with tbs Tammany leader, but said
nothing snd extended his hand to
others in ths crowd who were pressing
to meet him.
In his speech at tbs fair grounds,
where he was given a great rception;
Governor Wilson confined himseit
strictly to the tariff and National is-
sues A few minutes afterward he met
at the hi neheon table Governor Dix,
Smith Jr. 14, shot and killed his
took father. Will Smith, aged 38, at sunrie
knows regarding the corrupt Bystem
existing in the Police Department and
exposed as a result of the murder of
Herman Rosenthal.
DETROIT, Mich.. Sept. 1R—A proper
eourne to pursue in advoeating changes
in Federal currency laws was gener- i
ally considered the vjtal topic dis-
rushed at conferences and informal
gatherings today of delegates ts the
American Rankers' Aasociation.
At the convention's closing session
TAT, , • , U* tomorrow the organization is again ex- ,
W ninntnQ rhfn ^r,ri1 to state its position in regard!
AM 19 St toNatonal currency reform, and H is
the entire day's events. Ths
MANY DIPLOMATS PRESHNI.
Official representatives of every
country had come to Tokio to partici-
pate in the solemnities. Among them
were several princes representing'* th7
reigning houses, and special embassies
commissioner to convey the condo-
lences of republican presidente. The
list included Philander C. Knox. Seere-
tary of State of the United States, who
was acoompanled by Rsusford K. Mil-
ler. chief of the Far Eastern section of
the State Department at Washington;
Rear Admiral ReynoldN, U. S N.. and
Brigadier General John J. Pershing,
United States Army. 1
Members of the regular foreign dip-
lomatic body were present in their uni-
forme; the brilliance of which was set
off by the modest court, or evening,
dress worn, by a few of the ministers
from various republics
From an early hour In the morning
the palace, in Ha gieat private park in
the heart of the capital, was the goal
toward which virtually everybody In
Tokio made his way on foot.
The late emperor only occasionally
during his life left' the moated en-
closure where his body -has lain in stats
sine* August IB. Since that data, on
each tenth day, solemn me noria! serv-
icen and sacrifices to the spirit of ths
departer ruler were performed, the cas-
ket containing the body lying in state
I in the main hall It htd been deco-
rated according to the Shinto rites by
I a special corps of ritualists appointed
for the obsequies. The casket was of
enormous dimensions, measuring about
DOUOLAS, ari, Bep- A lerde
force of rebpts thought } be thome
in commana of Antonio tonl,ht
oamped within three mign of Agua
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1 Majot Harde- thia morning .1 1eo, wewt of uainen:
man. commandinz offieer ofuh. Dnited rill*. The boy umed • mIneletbervel
statn border foree here, • Eormped he i BhotgBB. th. load enterin hia tatner B
* War Department, and n . -truc- heart. ,
war 5P“" " - 1 ieaterday the father reprimanded
the boy for failing' to pick his usual
amount of cotton. While they har-
brilliant hues of the Orient. Borrow for
the dead ruler, however, was apparent
in the faces of all who took part In
the final act of respeet to mu emperor
whose reign had wftnessed’ some of
SHREVEPORT, La., sept 11 —MIbb ; peror of the ero enligttenment," be.
Pevton Croom andadowerdosimax: gan today .mid urtounatnk» in which
prominent young people of Moorings- *
port, this parish, were marrled last century-old rites and costumes were
night at 8 o'clock while standiog be- mingled with modern military display,
neath an improvised altar erected at From the most_extreme points of Japan
the bedside of the bride’s father, H B subjects have "been assembling In To-
roomi, for sixteen years a member of kio. At midnight great crowds had
the General Assembly, a banker and gathered along the route of the pro-
one of the weaithiest man of the north- cession. The weather was fair. A po-
ern part of the parish. The data for lee cordon was established, shutting
the wedding has been set Tox dept 17 • off the streets through which the body
and invitations had been sent to friends, of the emperor will be transported ---- ----- —•-----—. -----
but owing to the wish of the father to and upon which it is estimated half a , moted from an inspectorship and bus-
see his daughter married, the plans million people will be ongregated. A i pended pending a hearing on charges
----------- - -iminta" w-- “ecured * ......... preferred by Police Commiasioner
Kns
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STRFNT CLEANING COMMISNIONER
WILLIAM H. EDWARDS.
Bankers, After Twa Dayw Piny, Will
< lone Detroit Meeting Today—Re-
part of < urreney Commimnion.
Expeeted--F. B. O’Rellly, With
Cowboye, Is Hmelight.
grtme Glad fer a Red In Hetel
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POLITICIANB TRAIL ALONG.
A half hour later, when Governor
Wilson Went to the grandstand at the
fair grounds to see the trotting races,
tho party of politicians trailed along.
When Governor Wilson returned to
his hotel from the fair grounds, mem-
bers of his own party followed him to
a room to which Governor Dix had led
him. Tho two Governors entered, but
Charles White, sergeant at arms to
tho Blate committee, barred everyone
rise out, including Governor Wilson’S
seorotary.
On the train tonight Governor Wilson
was asked about the conferanee. He
replied that Governor Dix "had sought
a private interview'' and drew him
aside just before the meeting of the
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Crowell, Chester T. The Austin Statesman. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 312, Ed. 1 Friday, September 13, 1912, newspaper, September 13, 1912; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1442908/m1/1/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .