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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
Ascot Heath, Finland. Scene
of Brilliancy Where Distin-
gulshed Personages A..
semble at Kings Invitation
BROTHER OF TAFT
A FAVORED GUEST
Number of Other Well Known
Americans Occupy Places
of Prominence While Car.
rlages Line Streets.
n, Evening urrmia 4. a. Leased Wire,


Ascot boath, England. June -
\eNer has Ascot Looked bcttor than
This. thr opening dai 1f tnc coroul-
ton m,. ting
Tho weather was rather uncertain
but the royal enclosure. club aud
other stands and the lawns were
crowded WITH ftshionably attircd pct-
sous while along the rails about tao
o"ur-, hundreds of motor cars anl
carriages formed a solid limo
Niug George aud queen Mary with
th, members Of their hoIs, party
cam, in ~cmi-statr in cien' iaudaus
each drawn by four htr~ Nril, three
lnnjaus drawn by pai~s carried their
suites
Among the occupants oi tb, state
carriages wcr, thu Duke of Rpx-
hurghe aud the duchess who was Miss
May Guel'i ot Now YORK the Earl %
Grtuard, aud the countess formerly
Miss Bcutrice Mills OF New ork
Among those present today besides
the Kings Windsor guest were the
colonial Statesmen and th'c wives
aud many DISTINGUISHED ptrsou' from
ta, o,rr-4ea duminions Am rjcaos
.eho had reviewed Invitations wer'
I Nmpts-8d1r Reid. Mrs Rcid and the
rmun.sy star nlth their Nites. john
Hays Hammond special Illt,d state,
am ,as-l ldut o. ulo coronation Airs.
! Hammond and their children: charles
| T. TAFT, and Mrs Taft Mrs. joan
Jacob NsJpr and j Rdgey carter,
| \mcri.au minister 90 Eoumania and
| Mrs carter
M1W other Americans v,rr 100 tts
stand. nu the course and present as
! rH..t. nf Eugl-h friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
RUIN, OBSTRUCTION
AND DEATH ARE
RESULT Of An
INVESTMENT
ST. Louis Creditors File Peti-
ton Against Properties
Worth Millions Owned by
Z. G. Lewis. a Promoter.
HE OWES TWICE AS
MUCH AS HE OWNS
~ E,cnlns mcra,a :. y. len.ea M,rc,

81 Louis. June ia f,..I.cr fnr
uN ot thu prup,rtirr uf o. e. LOWS
at rnN,tsiu 'It,, Nj. au uiuuctou
restraints th, representative uf the
~ s>udicat, uf WugH2.nr publishers from
cNor, sing uuti'urit, uud.r ,hr recent
agr'cmrnl mkln, over th' properties.
and foryoIo9t, uu aU improved
property of tuo Cut,r-it, H,shts
Eouip ana Development company are
sought b, tNu suits UI,d tudHt Iu 'c
tul'od states Circuit court
The properties nr. valued - and.
at nrtN,,u s.. .upu. nuo aud Sa.U"o. uue.
Tho suit f1r % receiver sue 0l0d 1y
-3 crrditofs
thnrgrs are maur against LOWS tod
his compani,s 1N tho creditors 500 thcir
p"ttlons u Is represented tnat all
"t the L,0t corporations ar, iusn'.
vent and that ihrir aggregate ud,pt-
cdn,ss amount. tu m"f, than H'.'oI.-
lUn
Th, ALLEGATION is uld, trUt Levi.
aud ljs Wifr hu,, lrlt ST. IoW- tud
/ that LrWis Is uoW rueI-'d u thr t 'N
uf indIciug Npm,u Co. urum. m zoe
! uer- nf "a, Nm,rIcuu Nnw,rn ia. I"
lt b. charged chat rulD d.rtru uou
/ and death hHl, followed iu 'b. r'A
/ of am LcNis enterprises. 1u n % ..
Irrur,,,utatIuus mad, to Investors lr
/ hIs .,urruratou and securities.
N t ils, charged that thp rvnrfUn.
iMtou plan ut 'hr ndict' cot '1''
FISHER. is s.u,m, further to d.'".N'
the yrrdliors 60 the corporation Z"
Wcr mon',
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
Vice President Sherman Casts
Deciding Ballot Providing
for Amendment to Constitu.
tion: Goes TO Conference.
BITTER DEBATE IS
AROUSED BY VOTE
Contention is Raised That Pre-
siding Officer Has Not the
Right to Throw Balance OF
Power in Upper Branch.
~, r,.u,nz nrrn,a 4, -. lrn.ed w,tr,

~ L,-uinz H-rnid \. -. IrnscJ Wit-p
Washington ID 4. )uu. lj Last
u.ut at a ,oec oi 90 to gI .ne souaj
aaop,J resolution Iucudine h,
constitution to provide ul iuo clce.
lion o. united @,a'c- sot.iots bl ii
.oC popular vote
IUo H .s'HV anne IjW.uf. GIVING th.
.H.d -ot rmruf .uucr, ..ou 100
.HUI elections. Ws. Adopted nt % Nd,
,u.c 'hD ur idou' rn.tue ,l, do,.d.
iua vote m JOS favor
IN. in'g1duCf.uu of he canadian
Iy, loc.y uill Nas DELAYED and o.,
senate business program upset today
Nh'u an UNEXPECTED anl lrngthN Ir
bar. Nus started ou O protest ot sen
HHi Nucun a-nius' thD vote of Wee
irHdtu ShcmaJ who lasl uisni
nuto 'ie anl adopted th" i'ri-to"
resolution proyidu- tor direct eiec-
zion Obi senators
Extensive prrccdcu. wore cited
tsains. anI m Ippou u thc vice
plcsid h' action senator rou'oso.
m charge ot tuc reciprocr BILL
sought 90 hold tho donate l1I- enough
io opoIt rHc blll buJ had NOT succeed
od up to latg hour
Adoption OF fhc Brslpa amend
mont Yesterday which omitted th.
huus. provision trans crring npct
Vision 0i senatorial elections from
,uucrtsB Go tho -tato lor .slaturps. va.
wadc possible by M Clarke ROD AZ
sansas pustiug the oui. Democratic
.u,c tu rnp proposition The tic on
,..i '..',, ....., ,.,.i, t.t.
'u j. ".o % %''' "a, ,,.,..i 80,
NJ I..,',.,,
,,'. M, t,. p..,,.i,li.,,s
~" '"' -, r t.il.,,'
r..,.''.,,,. ,,..... .u io.,,rrnts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
AVIATOR COMES DOWN
A TRIFLE TOO FAST
,ny n,.ninu Herald y y Leased wire,

Magd burg Gormant, Jlnc 49,.
the rrsl SERIOUS accident ot the na
uonal aviation circuit race occurred
here today when Nar Mueller in at
tempting a landing t.ll with hls U-
plane from "a height ut about - foot,
The aviator Suffered 90 conc Ef"n OF
the brain but may recover
lindpainter ana koruts reached
sch~er;n this mornins. The distance
from Magdcburs to SchWerin ls II
miles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
p,sroslp .o,rn>oR LEAVES.

lu- Auar'. ItIt. 1upt Senor
li.du. d.pHs.d governor ai Siualo.
MeNi,.. ud o- parp including U
nrotbp uu SISTER ~ili leave here t'-
Ella, for Sow YORK whence tn,s VIII
.aN fur spain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-13
TODAY'S GAMES
Anerlean Leanne,

Boston Detroit and WASHINGTON.
Chicago gamc- postponed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Wild Talk
SHISTOW SAYS INSURGENTS
WILL DEMAND TARIFF
REFORM.
'rustmade Products Are to be the
Center Of Attack by the
Reformers.

WASHINGTON. d. C., July g.
That the Insurgent Republican Sena.
tors will not be satisfied with the
passage OF only the wool revision
and free list bills. after the final dis.
position OF the Canadian reciprocity
bill. but will demand other tariff leg
islation. was indicated today in a
statement by Senator Bristow. OF
Kansas.
He said he would never consent to
the adjournment OF Congress- until
duties are reduced on trust" con-
trolled products. naming cottons.
woolens. steel. sugar. lead, leather.
rubber manufactures. etc. Amend.
ments making such reduction he
would attach 10 the reciprocity bill
railing that, he served notice that
some OF us will insist that a bill or
bllIs be passed reducing the duties
on these articles before the adjourn
ment OF the present session"
BINS making these reductions" he
added, VIII pass IL the Democrats
VIII vote for them. The amendments
we propose would not endanger the
passage Of the reciprocity bill. while
To refuse TO amend 1t probably would
result in passing the reciprocity
measure and then the failure OF tar.
III bills that follow. Personally. I am
not In favor OF the House wool hin
because II reduces the duty on un.
washed wool too much as compared
WIN the reductions made on the
manufactured products There should
Dc amendments TO the House free
list bill
The reciprocity bill" which do
not consider effective as revision
OF The tariff. will pass possibly by
August J.. u takes tho duty or things
not controlled by tho trusts and
leaves the high duties on the prod.
ucts that are"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
FOUR MILE GLIDE
New York 5irdmsn Has Thrilling Ex.
perienee When Engines Stop
In Air

NEW YORK. July 3.-Harry n. At
wood. the birdman who skinned over
the skyscrapers OF Manhattan Satur-
day. thrilled New Workers this after
noon by daring four mile glide from
a point 1000 feet above the housetops
OF Brooklyn 70 Governors island.
When he had driven his machine a
mile inshore his engine stopped with
out warning. lie pointed the aero
plane towards Governors island and,
carried by "a friendly breeze, began
the swift descent He had started
with the intention OF qualifying in the
flight for a pilots license. but failed
10 come down within fifty feet OF the
starting point
His disappointment was tempered,
however. on succeeding fight. when
he established a new worlds record
for landing az mark by resting his
machine after going M 900 feet,
within nine feet OF the starting point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Trio Break Jail
With Outside Aid
BOLD DELIVERY At uNioNrowN
JAIL.
Man and Woman 20 Be Arrested for
Assisting Rich Murderer and
Boys Out

INIONTOWN. Pa. july al r.
Frank smith. member of n well know n
family and wealthy. who Us months
ago killed hir father. Porter Smith.
and his brother iu.iaw. Eyan Nosor.
az Smithhrid, this county. and was
recently acquitted ON The grounds OF
Insanity. escaped from tho county
iail today. llc was accompanied by
two young negro boys
Late today Alexander Wcuofb
county detective. made an ipforrua
lion against Stanley Smith. "a brother
~ the fugitive. and Elizabeth Trusb.r
who WAS released from tho f4u lasf
Saiurdat Roth arc charged with
aiding Smith fp escape They have
NOT ycf boon arrested.
u is alleged That Tho ffushrr wom.
m. while nn inmate ~ the ilu PASSED
several spoons to Smith From these
Smith wrought out % kcy. enabling
him fo unlock fhc door OF hia ccu
and gain liberty by crawling through
% window. from which ho reached tho
ground bv o. r0pc mIIo OF bed sheets
10 ie alleged in thc Information
against stanley Smith that hc took
DIS fugitive brother from Tnionfown
ln on automobile
Tho Smith family Ia prominent
Young Smith kIHod his father when
Do learned hIs parent v1s about 90
ro mnrrf. N0ser. DIS brother Lave.
favored Tho marriage. and also was
Killed bv Smith. Following ecraa.
N0nal trial. in which Smith aftempf.
Cd to brain Che district attorney. hc
was acquitted on flo grounds of boz.
sanity. hut had not been transferred
70 an asylum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Nitro Rocks
Marietta
HEAT SETS OFF 600 QUARTS,
WREckING PLANT.
Windows Broken in Marietta and
Loss There Is Almost Five
Thousand.

Special bispatch 10 tho Intellige1cer
MARIETTA, o., July 3.-The in
tense heat to-day caused the large nj
tro-gylcerine plant OF the Marietta
Torpedo Company, located three
miles north of the city. TO blow up.
injuring three people and causing a
loss OF $4,000 to property in Mariet-
Ia. where many plate glass windows
were shattered from the force OF the
explosion. Six hundred quarts let go.
blowing the plant 10 atoms and Ieav-
Ing a hole large enough TO bury a
house. The force OF the explosion
shook every building in Marietta and
caused intense excitement. Expen-
s.vc painted windows in several
churches were broken. while every
tree near the scene was stripped or
leaves and branches.
To-day was recorded as the hottest
day in thirty years. with a tempera-
ture OF lOl. One death and several
prostrations are reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Heat Closes NIIIs.

PlTTSBURG. July 3.-Hotter than
yesterday. hotter by two degrees. ac.
cording 10 the weather mans gauge.
today. and likely TO be so for several
days. The thermometer was going
up all day. starting AT a. m. when
In the meantime the government
four hours, and touching the high
point of 81. at 3 p. m. Between 3 and
j. m. there was a slight recession.
but at p. m. the mercury touched 81
again. Twelve deaths occurred.
In the mtantime the government
kiosk on the street lowered aboift
lO5. which is some heat for Pittsburg.
Many prostrations and deaths were
reported. the list Of drownings in
particular being a very long one.
Many Of the mills are beginning 10
shut down because OF the danger OF
the ironworkers collapsing in the un.
bearable heat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

WASIlINGTON-Lleut r. r. o..
burn. OF the a.. s. gunboat Tacoma.
ended his life yesterday at the New
York navy yard by shooting.
PITTSFiEfD. Mass Divorced for
twenty years. George Gray and Mary
Long Gray were reunited IN marriage
hero
CHICAGO-Crazcd by heat. C. a.
Wright lcapcd from the fifteenth STORY
oi the Masonic temple 90 death
CHATTANOOGA Finding his wife
preparing to clopc with drummer.
John Crahtrco killcd her and then
euicidcd
hRiSTOL Conn Rudolph pcrent
rocked n boat yesterday. he was
buried TODAY
WASHINGTON-A new counterfeit
500 gold certihcate was found today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
20 Deaths in New York From High
Temperature, s in Newark
and 8 in Philadelphia.
CENTURY MARK is
EXCEEDED MANY PLACES
Siege of Hot Weather Holds the
Entire Country Within
Its Grin.

NEW YORK. July 3.-The siege OF
oppressive hot weather continues
throughout New York state. To the
maximum Of s4.5 degrees which the
heat wave officially reached here yes
terdsy, three and a half degrees were
added by today's maximum of 9s, re-
corded az noon. To the list OF ten
lives which succumbed here in YES
terday's torrid tide. as many more
were added today. while the prostra-
uons officially reported ran upwards
OF a score.
upstate points reported similar
woe. At the Cornell weather station
In Ithaca a temperature of lOI de-
grees. the highest since the station
was established 30 years ago. was OF.
fcially reported. At s o'clock tonight
the official thermometer in New York
city registered sc. and there was still
no relief in sight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Car i'm Race
Turns Turtle
DRIVER PERHAPS FATALLY HURT
BY BEING PlNIoNED BE-
MEATH IT.
New Record for the Mile Is Made
at Brighton Beach Monday.

NEW YORK. July 3--In the first OF
two days automobile race meeting
at the Brighton Beach motordrome to-
day 5000 spectators We're thrilled by
the speed OF many of the drivers, one
of whom, Il. II. FREY. was probably
fata lly injured while making practice
speed. In avoiding car which
stopped desd ahcs3 - him he went
lrna-h fre paddock fence. The ma
chin. turned turtle. pinning Frey un-
derneath. while his mechanician es-
capped with a few bruises. Frey was
taken 20 a nearby hospital. where he
was found to be suffering from a dis
location OF a shoulder and serious in
ternal injuries.
Later on Louis Disbrow had a mar
row escape from a similar accident at
the same place. when a front wheel
tire blew up in the fifty-seventh mile
OF sixty mile event He and Ralph
De Palma held the lead until the ac-
cident put Disbrow out De Palma was
an easy winner. his time for the sixty
miles being 59:2l:37
Bob Burman made a new one mile
record for this track from a standing
start Of 1853. Later from a flying
start Burman went around in 1896.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Train
Near Adena
Fast w. & L. E. Train Due Here al
1850 Derailed-Engine
Goes Over Bank.

special Dispatch TO tho IntelliGencsr.
CADlZ, o., July 3.-While running
at a rate of 40 miles an hour, Wheel.
ing & Lake Erie passenger train No.
800 was wrecked tonight between
Adena and Unionvale, when the en-.
glne plunged over a small embank-
ment. derailing the train OF cars. For
tunately no person was injured in the
wreck and not a car turned turtle.
What caused the wreck has not vet
been discovered. and while there has
oeen rumors OF an attempted effort
10 wreck the train and rob the pas
sengers, no one attempted to board
the train after it ran on the track, or
was in the vicinity.
The train left Toledo az an early
hour this afternoon ana wa. due in
wheeling at 1850 p ", Ao-nient. Az
ter IL had ran OIL the track the engf-
neer and crew quickly left the train
to make an investigation, but moth
ing was found to cause the wreck.
The wrecking crews from Jewett and
Pine Valley were called and worked
until a late hour during the night to
get the cars on the track. The train
viii hardly reach Wheeling before 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
William Coates. OF this city. who
Is a we'll known musician in vaude-
Vile. was on the train. as were many
other persons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Shot EX-COnVict
Will Moss Wanted 20 Make Constable
Eat Gun, but Failed.

InteiliRenoer Burscu.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. July a
William Moss. but recently released
from the penitentiary after long
time. was killed by Special Constable
Henry Nichols when the ex-convict
declared he would make the constable
eat his own revolver The killing oc-
CURED on "a train on the Campbell
Creek branch between Putnev and
Dana. Moss received three bullets.
died within a few minutes Nichols
was held 10 the grand jury under a
$1,000 bond. Both men are married
and have families
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Diegle Guilty
OF COrrupting
SERGEANT At ARMS IN OHIO SEN
ATE CONVICTED.
"lt's Tough" Was His only Com
ment-Motion Made for
New Triai.

COLJ'MBTs. o.. July 7-Thc Jury
in tho case ~ Rodney = Wccie. ser.
Rcant at arms ~ the state Senate
who has been on trial. charged with
aiding and ahcttng in the alleged
bribery of state Senator T. n An.
drews. to-day at ~ o'clock returned
its verdict finding him guilty Tho
jury had bccn ont since 9 gU iarf Fri.
day afternoon. establishing record
in This county
Attorneys for tho defense immefi.
atcly moved for n now trial and son.
tcncc was deferred pending n decision
on tho matter Tho penalty ie not
moro Than nvc years imprisonment
or $500 fine. or both
The fret vote ~ tho jury. taken rri.
day night. was y 90 9 for conviction
Tho next vote was to g. and so 70.
mained through Saturday Sunday 20
was N to I
'Its tough." was tho only remark
made hy Diogio when tho verdict was
read.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Join Peace Pact
Expected Germany viii Follow Great
Britain in Endorsing ArbI-
tration Plan.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. JHIy b
That Germany will not be far behind
Great Britain In her acceptance OF the
principle OF unrestricted arbitration OF
all issues. including those involving
national honor. is regarded here prac-
tically as certainty in view OF the
developments OF the past few days
When Count Won Bernstorn. the Ger
man ambassador. leaves for Berlin in
the immediate future. II Is expected
he will be charged with new pre-
sentiment Of the question that will in.
sure favorable consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

With the ban placed on the giant
1recracker and the trecherous toy
cannon. Wheeling will today cele-
brate the 135th anniversary Of the
signing OF the Declaration of Indepen-
dence in n safe and sane manner.
Sanctioned by the board OF trade the
program for today will be one OF the
most elaborate ever held on a Fourth
OF July. in this city. Scull racing,
motor boat racing. fireworks display
and a yacht parade will hold the
boards on the program that will be
carried out by the business men in
an attempt TO put an end TO the long
list OF death and manned that in
years gone by have been the toll of
the celebration OF this glorious day
Decked with flags and bunting the
business houses and dwelling of the
Nail City will present a gala appear
ance today. business will be prac-
tically suspended during the day and
the business men and the employees
will seek recreation by gathering at
the river front TO watch the brilliant
display OF fireworks and the regetta
events that will be held under the
auspices of the board of trade. More
nan three thousand dollars has been
expended by the board Of trade in
their effort TO give the citizens OF
this city a program that they will
enjoy.
Regetta Events.
With four of the best scullers that
oil fv.
event drawing for positions the days
program will open a. S o'clock. This
VIII be tho senior Soul. .v.ut R..l.
has filled with t.c following noted
scullers OF Pittsburg: W. J. Snyder.
who has won eight gold cups: Lee
Cavatt "A noted oarsman in college
circles; w. W. Bell. who is we'll
known in the amateur rowing cir
cles. and stephen Zeybell. holder of
two amateur rowing records.
This race will be a mile and n half
event. The start will be made at
the barge anchored directly opposite
the wharf boat in view OF the seats
that have been erected by the board
OF trade. With thousands chsering
the Oarsmen will start on their long
grind of a mile and a half ND the
river 10 bOuy anchored above Fifth
street, where they will turn and start
on the run for the wharf. where the
finish tape will be placed
The second event. the junior class
will start at the close Of the senior
race. This race has also drawn
field Of four OF the best oarsmen IN
the amateur class. The entries are
all from Pittsburg. McKecspori and
other up-river towns. The entries
follow. Ernest Boncschuer. y s.
McGuicr. Frank Patcolle and J..
Schnanber. Jr. This race will be
over tho same course as the first
CONTINUED on Z ghth Pags)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

ln a shipment Of money from a na-
uonal bank in Louisville 20 its cor
respondent IN New York
WASHINGTON-Postmaster Cen
eral Hitchcock viii hold down the
government I'D tomorrow. President
TAFT being away on his Indiana trip
and all of the other cabinet members
being out of tho city for tho holiday.
ATCHSON. Kas.-Jamcs VI. Chai.
iss. and p. 2 Jackson. attorneys and
amateur archcrs OF this city. left to-
dav for British Columbia. whore they
intend 90 hunt bears with bows and
arrows
WINFIELD. Kas j. D. AeIer
known better as Tony Parker" rep-
utcd 20 be- on OF tho oldest circus
clowns in tho United States. died TO
day 90 his home here. aged 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
WOMAN FATALLY BURNED.
mingo Resident Throws OIL on Fire
and Explosion Burns Six
Shacks.

Special fHf.. f1 tHr rnf.'iirerra~
SIsl HENNlLLE. o. July Mrs
l'ariha TilIman. aged %. Of Mlnro. m.
tempted fo start tho fire In the
kifchcn stove with Kerosene An OK.
plosion followed that scf fire 10 tho
nous" and fhe woman's clothes Mrs
lllm1u uaF rescued. buf Ia dving
The houa" was consumed Six ahactg
adjoining were also burned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Failure
Efforts Of oisgruntled Element at
Psrkersburg 10 Exercise
Recall Fail.

Spcrlal r.-ratsb 20 the IrtelIisoncer
PARkERSBt RG. ". Va. July g.
The proposed attempt 10 inaugurate
movement by a few disgruntled clti.
zens 10 get recall election for the
removal of the members ~ tho new
council proved a complete failure here
tonight. and no meeting was held
llandDills were distributed all over
the city before daylight this morning
announcing meeting in the First
Christian church. but the trustees OF
the church Immediately set their seal
Of disapproval on this. and 70 further
enori 10 hold lawn meeting was
without success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Big Wreck
On c. & 0.
Loss Is Reported at Quarter of
Million in Disaster Near
st. Adams.
TWO REPORTED DEAD ~
IN THE WRECKAGE
Freight Piled Up and the CAUSE
OF the Disaster Has Not as
Yet Been Fixed.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgenc.r

Special Disypatch TO the Intellieene.r
CHARLESTON, w. va .JuIv A
The wrecking OF n freight train to-
night near St. Adams. west of this
city. entailed loss estimated at s95o
900. Passengers both east and west
were delayed as a result OF the acct
dent. While the Chesapeake a Ohio
officials in this city will make no
statement about the wreck. or even
admit there was one. IL is said bv
passengers who reached the city late
tonight that the fireman and A tramn
were killed. but the report could aot
be verified. The cause OF the acct
dent. which wrecked seventeen loaded
cars. could not be learned late tonieht