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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-29
Changed Her Mind.

A young couple had been courting
for several years and the young man
seemed to be in no hurry to marry.
FINALLY, one day, he said:
Sal, | Gamma marry thee"
"How's that?7 asked she.
I've changed my mind said he.
Well. III tell thee what wen do"
said she. IF folks know that it's
thee as has given me up / shanna be
able to get another chap; but if they
thing I've given thee up | can get
all | want. So we'll have banns pub
lished and when the wedding day
comes the parson will say to thee,
Wilt thou have this woman for thy
welded wife,? and thou must say, 4
will And when he says to me, Wilt
thou hive this man to be thy welded
husband?' l shall say. I Wilma"
The day came, and when the minis
ter asked the important question the
man answered, II will
Then the parson said to the woman:
Wilt thou have this man to be thy
welded husband?" and she said:
4 will"
Why" said the young man furious
ly you said you would say I winna.'"
i know that" said the young
woman, but I've changed my mind
since. National Monthly.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-29
TELEPHONE POLES or CACTUS
Arizona Government is Planninq to
Make Good Use of the Giant
SahAara.

sahuara for telephone and tele-
graph poles is the latest idea and one
that is to be tried out. 1t sounds
plausible and it is believed that it
viii be more economical than the old
style Of poles. Its test is to come
from Tucson.
The government is to build a tele-
phone system for the forestry service
Of the Coronado forest reserve. The
first Of these lines to be built out of
Tucson is to be used into the Cata-
linas, and 1t is there that the sahuara
experiment is to be tried.
Where they can be found in what
approaches alignment. so that the
line VIII not have zig-zag too much,
the sahuara up in the canons through
which the line will pass are to be
utilized for the purpose of attaching
brackets to which the wires will be
fastened. And so the secret is out.
'Along the proposed line it is diff
ficult to set poles, owing to the rocky
nature of the country traversed Not
only is this the case, but it is diff
ficult TO get the poles up there in the
hills to set, while the sahuaras are
right there in many instances, and
while not at a uniform distance this
is not considered important.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-29
Ivory In Siberia.

In view of the rapid disappearance
of the herds Of elephants which for.
merly roamed In Africa. and the lin.
tied number Of those animals remain.
ing in ASIA attention has been called
to the enormous supply of ivory which
exists In the frozen tundras of Si.
beria, and which. 1t is thought will
probably suffice for the worlds CON
sumption for many years to come.
This ivory consists Of the tusks of the
extinct species Of elephant called
mammoths. The tusks of these ami.
mails were OF great size, and are won.
derfully aboundant at come places In
siberia. where the frost has perfectly
preserved them, and In many cases
has preserved the flesh OF the animals
also
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-29
A Valuable Man.

Yes, he had some rare trouble with
his eyes" said the celebrated oculist
Every time he went to read he would
read double"
Poor fellow, remarked the sympa.
.thetic person. Il suppose that inter.
fered with his holding a pood posi-.
ton?"
Not at all The gas company COB.
bled him up and gave him lucrative
Job reading gas meters. .7-Lippincott's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
FtNANciER TELLS SENATE COW
MfTTEE BODY IS NEEDED.
Would Relieve Business From Urcsr
tsi7ty-Vould Amend srerrs1
act Nest

WASHINGTON uec ff gea.f.
vs.. P.rans fnanc.er and director af
tne United States Steel coruor.f.ar.
told fhs senate interstate comm .-rs
comu.ftl- o. sar .tat fhr r-.- ...
way fD give the rouufrf.s l.r business
relief from eN.Fr.rE urrerf. Irf. n-f
depressIc1 would ue fo create In tr.
commerce ard 'atnr Department ID
business courf. or -nnfrr..rr r.rar...
zion. ufh power f1 Irarra r.rrlr..
tons doing Interstate ar InfrrnatIoa.
cueinras Violations of rarl.afIrra
laid fopn hy .lrh l comm .ss.r-. re
ursed would be pun sHab.a h. .n
pr.acrmfrf OF Irf..fata rather tH.r
nr rrrooat.n nf licenses
Mr fnrsIr. said fr.a conn. .. nr rr
court should ne com a.aaf ar.a. r.
enper.nuCai business mrr hhUfr .r
comply ~. conditions a.f r.r. .r
con rresa Ir rraaf.rr fHn conn ....rr
and ulfr POPULATIONS rrasrr.f.s.I Dbl .-a
rlfrrissIrr Ifra.f ra far bred arrHf q
D. fre fesf rf ar npr cam fr rra.
Publicity hof1 before nrf otter .rrr.
.nr should ta fre aaaerrr. feature 90
these rrauIafInrs arf even rrruarr rr
sluu q he rrTl raf fl secure .fa o.
rrnFlI tr fnr conn las.nn 90 rn rn
1fa.ra. from capital rrf.rr ro trrfreaa
practice Nr rerkIrs surrasref ttaf
.n me beEiunlnE Only trrrd rrirr. rfaa
b. laid down sra q vieE 10 s.aooraI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
DEMOCRATIC
ELECTION IN ARIZONA
CAUSES BIG SURPRISE
Democrats Claim Every Office by
MajOrities Of From I.OO0
10 1000 Votes.

PHOENIX. Ann. Dec ia.-The
Democrats OF Arizona will place two
members ia the United states Senate
and one member ia the House OF Rep
r"sentatives. a Governor IN D. state
capitol az Phoenix. and unless pres
"nt indications are materially changed
will make a clean sweep of tho state
ticket ar result OF the FIRST state
election
Th" legislature. from present ind.
cations. viii De- more than three
iourths Democratic. iusuring the eiec.
zion of Henry p Ashurst Of Prescott.
and Mark 4. smith. of Tucson. to tho
United States Senate. Carl HAYDEN.
ot Phoenix. vas elected 20 Conrres-
George ". T.. Hunt. of Globe. vas
elected Governor.
There is but one chance that a
clean sweep will not be- the Democrat
ic portion OF this election. and that is
for the once 0f Secretary of state.
Cleveland. Republican is running
strongly and may set defeat Osborne.
of Phoenix. for This place
Democratic State Chairman q 81
birdno issued statement tonight
claiming rho election of the Democrat
ic candidates by mH HiorIfies ranging
from 1900 20 2.pUu lie also claimed
every county ln tho state except two
would return Democratic maIoriues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
HOUSE VOTES TO End
TREATY WITH RUSSIA
ONE DISSENTING VOTE
II CAST IN CONGRESS
Similar Measure Pending in Sen
ate l. Certain 40 he Endorsed
by That BODY.
Representative Mann HopeieSsly
EntieaVors 10 Modify What He
Calls Wariike Act.

WASHINGTON. Ike Il The Sui.
Ger luiut T~soiution FOR the termina-
tul 90 th~ troaty of isS2 between the
luued States and Russia because of
the lattsrs discrimination against
Jew 81 American citizens passed the
hou-s tonight 8Op "a The one neg
atlAr vote Nas east BY Representative
Many uf N~u Nork \ practically
Identical resolution by senator Culber.
son. az resas. is pending In the sen
ate and favorable action OF both
houses would b. necessary 10 make
either resolution enectve. Both the
Sulr-r and Culb~rron resolutions
souid direct the president TO give
Russia Immediately The years notice
necessary Tor the complete ahroEattcn
of th- treaty that has been IN force
Tor nearly IN years
An attempt led by Representative
Oimsted. of pcnnsyiyania. TO modify
the Sulz~r resolution. 80 as 90 avoid
makinr the dir,-ct charge that Russia
hu. violated the treaty in refusing 10
rccoguiz" the passports of American
Jews Sns defeated. iSt Co lis. Prom
inent Republicans declared that tho
house should not 40 ON record as
charging violation OF the treaty.
bat should adopt language stating that
Russia had 80 construed the treaty
that the United States could no
longer b. party 10 a.
Mariike Sentiment
The sentiments announced here to
daJ declared Republican Leader
Mann. are such that if they were
uttered in another parliamentary body
they might bring such resentment as
would provoke war"
Mr. Mann end-ayored 10 have the
joint resolution amended so as 20 as
sert the continued right OF the United
states TO discriminate against foreign
ere on account OF race All amend
ments to the resolution were over
whclmingly beaten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
CHILD'S THROAT CUT
Brutal Arkansas Murder 10 Mystery.
Hother Accused But Freed
b. Coroner

LITTLE ROCK. Ark Dec fs-Ao-
cused ~ the murder of her four.year-
old daughter. Mrs Alice Vance vas
arrested here today and her brother
JAILED ~ an accessory. but later re-
leased D. the coroner
The mother claims she went 10 a
spring late yesterday afternoon nd
returned fo find the child fyinr an
fhn floor vlfh har throat cut
HiOodh0uuds poi on The trail A. fbs
side % fhe slain child I9ned ID fbs
vhter spring. then bach 10 the bouss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
BANKER DEAD
John =. Thompson Expires Suddenly
a. Directors Meeting In
Noraanto~n.

9p.- Ial Nirrafrh 20 the InteIiisenrer
MORGANTOWN. ". Va. Dec. Ia
While attending a meeting OF the
directors Of the second National
bank This morning. John A. Thomp.
son. one o. the widest known resi-
dents of the city. dropped dead OF
heart failure. Deceased suffered a
paralytic stroke i've years aEo and
has been ln declining health for some
time Mr. Thompson VAS a veteran
~ the civil var. having served under
Capt Eiphes Garrison. Of Pedlsr lie
D. survived b. a wife and two children.
He was president Of the board Of edu.
cation OF Grant district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
MISS CONRAD KEEPS
HER STORY INTACT.
Stokes Young Bride Called in Ef.
fort To Contradict Evidence
Against Stokes.
state to Call Witnesses 10 Dis
credit Charges That Stokes
killed Al. Adams.

NEW YORK. Dec o. The case OF
the state against Lillian Graham and
Ethel Conrad. on tho charge % a..
tempting to murder w r. ID Stokes.
probably will Doe .n the hands ~ IN.
Jurt by tomorrow uIEht The. trial
of We Shooting SHOW Girls" held i'm
t"re-t today through the reappear.
anc" 90 the spirited Miss Conrad for
crOss-eNamination and the uuexpecr
81 calling of Stokes Young wife late
ia the afternoon
lhere vas sharp contrast IN the an.
p'arance and demeanor OF these aif
ntsses On all respects but axe. The
conrad girl has sworn her age TO te
~ anu ne millionaire brlde EcErce-
" looked older. Both are pretty. Miss
.onrad of the brunette type. Whih
Mrs Stokes i- a tall blonde with
Titan hued hair
Stokes Bride contradiets Girl
The calling of Mrs Stokes ne s
witness FOR tho State came a. "a s,,,r
prise TO the defense and 70 the .pro.
."IoTs Her testimony. however. Nas
brief She said she had married
stoke last February 90. but had lived
at Stoke-. hotel for four or five
months previous 20 that date The
main feature OF her testimony mas
the contradiction OF Miss conrad
declaration that the defendant has
met stokes af the hotel Ansonia ON
The morning OF May 2s Mrs stoke
declared that her husband and her.erf
"tt" away on that morning
Eihel 'onrads = story of tho shoofirp
oi stokes remained mistaken f, ans
material point boy Tho long cross-esarn.
nation to-day Her answers to tbi
pro 'ecutinG attorney questions csuo
quickly she swore that Sfnr.. .t,,
twice without effect in the baffi. i,s,
June Boz the apartment which MI.
Nraham and she shared. durIn.. which
she admitted that she and Misc Gro,
ham also fred iu selfdefens. arf
wounded stokes iu the legs. d vas
hls hte or ours. she declared
Wages Didn't Keep Her.
What do you 90 for "a Iiyfrg7 t..
Eaq Assistant District Attorney pect
h'r when Miss Conrad went on tho
stand
IN ON the stage" sho replied
ind You i've on what sou made
support me-"
The eirl admitted that her f-s-
stag" enlargement and the noto-Iefv
sne sainei from an attempt no su.cida
we're pretty close together she de-.
uied thtf the attempt vas "a ftte.
Miss Conrad said she had fao Tho.
airical euragomenfs. arercrsfiu
at1ut siE weeks. Sine got sgp a
oeek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
SEEING EAST
WESTERN GOVERNORS On
TOUR VISIT PITTSBI RGH
Executives Impressed With Sight
Of Mills and Varied Indus
tries Of Town.
| hitting West and East in Closer
Bends Of Friendship. says
Minnesota Governor.

PlTTSBD HGH Dee 1-Homes ard
bound the Western Gov~rnors Nho
have been touring ths East. de-crib
inF. nhoN.ng and demonstrating the
products ard opportuuiti.s of their
fesp-cfi'~ Statcs. arrived here 20 day
They al once plunged into a program
of "utcrraInm~ut that took them
about IIusbgrEh. visiting thc great
est Industrial works. and ended 20
night with an Informal reception and
dinner
The western executive wer,. espe.
ciaIly interested With thr trip fo the
st'". mills Luncheon ~ one a. the
mile hat to be abandoned iu order to
keep pace with the rest of the pro
gram but dining car was attarhrd
To- the train that MAD" tho belt Line
tour of The ciiy's udustri-F
A. the Governor make the homo
stretch trip to spend thc holidays they
"nihusiastlcaily express their pleas
ur" az the success which has greeted
their pilgrimage 90 the East
Do Missionary Work.
We have done great missionary
~ork. said Governor Eberhardt. Cd,
Minnesotas III is veil for us to get
together Both the East and West
should learn more of each other
stating thar the purpose of the trim
had been achieved and that now a.
q result the West is much rear,r th.
East former Governor Brady. of Ida
no. continued
The attractivcness of our land *
hiblts is shown by the throngs OF peo
pie who have visited our special train
hy IN" time that Ne return fo the
Twin cities more than 100 .uup Der.
sons viii have passed through our
train. We are satisfied that We have
shown the East what the West is
and that Ne have won the friendship
OF eastern people Tor the West
The Governors special left here 10
night for Columbus. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

bRlCEVlLLE Tenn. Dec H.
With the passlue of another diy win.
OUT the discovery oI ans more live
men iu Gross Mountain mine. hone f,~
th" rescue of tho lf.y old men sf..l
unaccountcd Tor reached rs ios est
chb
Progress iu fHs search u.s oh
siructed b. -moiderns fre. which
RACED from early yesterday until q
O'Clock this afternoon. requiring ffr
Efforts 90 half OF tle aorsrument hsI
MT crew f0 rnflnru.th .f
Forfy Eve bodies hlf been hrnrrrf
our of OBJ" mine Ir fl uIslfftI and
several more D. .d been located The
owners oHir'r..y announced today flsf
there Eere eighty ffs men .n ffa
mine ehru fhe stpfI. .rr occurred
Friends and rritffas uf mInrrs rn.
accounted Tor are mHuIiesUrr great
lmpnfrrrn herrl.r fIr r.arrar. ar.
nnf mak.uE more faafuat There ar.
about twenty miles nf rIrruar fo er.
p'nre ruI jess rIHn farrft.ffr helmet
mtn who can penetrate f1 aI corner.
Ernest 10 H.rErrI director uf the
American Red cross. arrived hsr. to.
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
Marry Me- Declares rsft fs ooiy Pc
publican Wro Car Carry
state a. Polls

WASHINGTON TAI. fr Colonel
Harr1 S Neu. o. Indiana. ueaIy elect
% chairman of che committee on ar.
rtnEcmer-t ol fNe Republican ra
uonaI convention TODAY save ON %
statement arsaaruE thar made hr
&c srmau lee of fhs Indiana Reuuh.
Hcan state central COMMITTEES. Ir
which M- Ice declared that p~est
dent raf could rcf carry Indiana I-
tfe election next year Colonel New
charges thar Mr lee issued hts stare.
menf as a parf of n nre.arranred plan.
and says he knous the Influences Thar
were back cf
10 Mr Taft cannot carp Indiana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
DR.. HYDE MAY GAIN LIBERTY

nolnced Intention % Dr HvGes af
'or0eye f0 assert 10 frIs Iury Ia do
charged. that fhe ufe o. The defend
ant cannotaEa.n be placed Dob Jeopardy
or the charge ~ kTInr Colonel
Suope Judge PorferfeId soer rnf
think rhe second trial has teloarf.ras
tfe Ifa OF ur Hydas Houere- ha
prosecution desires fo b. certain fhaf
ne court view Dol correct before If
agrees to tte fIs~harge of fhe jury
Even 10 Waifr01 should return noa
and resume h.s duties as juror. sav
attorneys f0r fhe defense h.s action
'n absertrE himself from fhe rftar
Jurors uou.d b. slfic.ent rr0uud for
reversal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
. aa1csara~-e RI Juror My Prevent
Arctrsr rrIai-cc1rt -as
rIcEItr probIer.

"hhsh- CITY, v. uer 81 sd
.re Df HarrF W WaI-rr The rIra
aaI member af fIe Iurs ffaf has been
rarrr fhe anrnrf raI 0f U- g.
.arEe HIfe. alleged SLAYER of Cofrre.
Irruas f surne faa hrrr found
.''lf frrf Haifrar u.lI te found ao0n
ral laF been Abandoned tl
r..ar1flr CorkUrE auf Judge Porter
- lf ia uncertain uhar fle jury.
ueu 800 b. freed
ne feature rf mo case fhaf Is uor.
fgins ne atates attorney ls TIE an.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
LOOT TOWN
Mexican Rebels Capture Tieun,an.
Sack Homes Then Burn ard
Dynamite Buildings

MEXICO CITY. u-c lg Seventy
Of General FIguerod rural guards
were defeated by force ~ rebels
undcr command Of General Zapafa lu
ihc lighting af Ticuman state OF
Mor~I"s The town was then sacked
and burned thr rebels using dynamite
bombs in destroying many OF the
huIdLnEs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
WOMAN SUICIDES
Husesnd's Razor Is Used By Woman
Near Marietta IN suceessful Al.
tempt on LIFE

rrr...f N..Htt.r f. ..a rrt.r. ..-.-
MARIETTA. ~. Dec o. Whom
Nrs Cora smith. nIfa 1f r I smith.
'. "h.NHo Washington county. afDsa
HHs OBJ he her iasf fIma ou earth.
'er Otter h-el Case sHr s-ahed her
.rf .rnu eir tu car uHn her hue
band razor lasf Monday she tried
.1 suicide hr fnn carh..c ar.d route
Tier husband prevented fr health
vac th" cause The husband parents.
brother. sisters and fUo small chill
dren survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
eittsevraer 10 Te,t,f,.

PITTsBURG. Dec. i2.-Arthur My
er. Who has recently been employed
1y large electrical mauufacturinz
company here. was today served with
subpoena t0 appear before the fed
"ral grand jury invesfigafinE an al
IeGe1 uafion-WIde dynamite plot ai
indianapolis Myers WAS employed Tor
come time by John j McNamara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
MURDER AND SUICIDE
END AL JEALOUSY

uANFffLE va. Dec BE- william
O. pInnix to-day shot and killed bis
wife and then himself Both we're
prominent socially Letters lpf bs
pirnix indicated he Rad contemplated
murder anf suicide Thanksgiving DAY.
the crime having been inspired by
jealousy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
SAFE is BLOWN
Veggs Sob BurnsViIie Postories of
$500. Then Make Escape.
Dogs On Trail.

Special uispafsh Co tine IutelUEsncsr
CLARKSBURG. W Va. Dec. Ia
Word was received here this morn
Ing that burglars had broken into the
postOfice ~ huntsville early this
morning. blown the safe with nitro
slyccrine and made away with stamps
and about $500 Ia money. Blood
hounds were obtained from Mounds
Vile and placed on the trail OF the
burglars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
4 MURDERED
Brutal Crime. Work % italians. Dis
covered On New York
Farm.

ALBANY. y y pcc 13-The
naked bodies of Mrs Arthur conrad
Morncr. her son Arthur. aged 2s. and
Two daughters about 90 years old.
were found hidden under the floor OF
barn on their farm near DE Frcest.
Vile. few miles east OF Albany. to-
night by ueighhors. who had seen no
one about the place since last Mon.
day The Whole family had been
murdered and the police are search
ing FOR an Italian farmland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

- AnaeIes InavIrr %.

Los ANGELES. Dee % The fed
erai inyestigation here Wiu b. m
isheI in "a few days. Indictment
Nill not D. returned. however. until
after consideration Of all the testl-
u0ny Gathered in INDIANAPOLIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
SPECIAL GRAND IuRv
iHVEsrlohrEs AUorT.

Frarf-' rrras-t f. fr- rrt-r.~.--.-
CLARK sHTpG. w ra Ice ia
Ihr sle0aI frand lrB called hy Judo
HaFmlrd wanHeu ~ uana arrff~-
.rgrsrirafICn of ffe rarrrf anfIf a.
fnr arruuufa 81 fhrer former aherIe.
Haa nrFanIfed ard lnrfrurfad fkfa
NrfrirF Ihe charge aar urarfIrnffv
the sane as fhaf aIuen fo fle r.rrI.r
Erarf Iuu n fae ueafs eco ahsr :,
Eas asked % make en- lnresfisa-o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
4. - GRAND Jury TAkES
Up DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY
Indianapolis Investigation LINED
10 Reveal Those Implicated
With Mc\amaraS.
Inquiry Will Continue MIL the
End Of January. Declares Al
torney Miller.
THoROUGH INQUIRY oF
CONSPIRACY ORDERED

WASHINGTON. n.c D. A
vigorous lrNertlEation and
prosecution Of an connected
With thr alleged dynamite con
stfraSy D. the emphatic iniunr
'i9n from the Department ~
Justice direct 20 District A.
torneF Miller. under NhIch he
W.i conduct The Federal grand
jury inquiry beginning a. 10
cianrpulIs 90 mofroW
Attorney General Mtrk.r.
sham. through Assistant Attor
rry General PARE. is persona
rs directing ,he government. n
course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
SHOW GIRLS CASE NEARS END
Grant SedgWick Found On Road

noon. in partially dazcd condition.
lying IN roadway near fhIs cItN n
Is supposed that he had been assault.
ID. though lor What purpose the au
thcriues are a. I loss Hs Was r..
moved 20 saulfarium where he viii
possibly be- detained for some tirl.
a. result oi the experience which
he has not a. yet been able 20 e1-
plain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
QUARREL OVER WOMAN
ENDS IN MURDER

HARRISBURG. 20. DE. fg sEW
Thompson the Harrisburg CRY drr
catcher. hero OF numerous battles
over stray d1Es. today shot ana t.fIsd
Edcar Hess. PeunsvltauIa railroad
hremun in quarrel over woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

D NDlANApOiIS. Dec D. Nation
wide interest Wul center here tomor.
row. when the week. az work by de-.
iectN~s. attorneys and accountants
Who have compiled evidence alleged
90 shoS the completely of others than
the McNamaru brothers Ia a dyua.
hitting conspiracy W@ll b.. turned over
10 Oh" federal Eruud jury for formal
inNestratlon. % Is claimed by the Na.
tionai Erectors association explosive
in The last ave years were carried
into seventeen states ln violation of
federal regulations. and by which
about one hundred structures have
been partly or wholly wrecked. the
Los Angeles Times building being
only one OF them
Insure Secrecy.
Great precautions have been taken
tQ insure secrecy to the deliberatIon !
ID the grand jury room. which District
Attorney Charles " Miller indicated
would not be completed before the
end OF January Mr. Miller declined
10 comment on the report from I.os
Angeles that he vas 90 be assisted
here later by Oscar i.aWlcr. who has
been participating iu the prosecution
90 the McSamars brothers
Herbert s. Hockin. secretary Of
the Iron Workers association. re-.
turned today from - Louis. where ii
vas reported be- had conferred With
PRECEDENT Frank 81 Ryan. Iockiu
declared Ryan vent 20 Chicago and
said he would return here tomorrow
Al meHsmsra Typists.
Almost thr fret witnesses 70 b.
called. Do was learned. would be- ste.
nogruphers WhO were employed by
McNamara Nhcn be- 40 an active Of
tcal Of the union. Then evidence
Enfhered b. srerfs 81 the National
Ererfora' aEsoCill ION. a defensive or
sanitation of open shop" contract
orr papers seized in raid on the
Iron Workers association headqua r.
ters or voluntarily turned over By IT,
officials and detailed confessions oi
hcManIral are to b. submitted Many
witnesses from cities in which rxplo
s.ons have occurred have been sub
p0euaed
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programmes Take Name

HNRRisBrHG. Pa. Dec 1.-THE
name Of tho Progressive party was
pre.emp'ed to-day Tor The ssIvember
election of 1912
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Martins Ferry Postmaster
Dazed Condition at Colum-
bus After Assault.

special i.snaf. to th@ infeliiger
COLUMBUS. o Dec. lg.-Grant C.
Scigwick. postmaster OF Martins
Ferry @. Was found yesterday after