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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
TRAGEDY GIVES
MUTE SPEECH
Engine Hits Auto. Killing Physician
and Wfe-Son Speaks First
Time In His Life.

WARREN. Pa. Oct 22.-A Penn
sylvaria railroad locomotive passing
Stoneham. near here. this afternoon,
Instantly killed Dr and Mrs. James
Gass, of Sheffield. who were crossing
the tracks In small automobile.
Their Syear-old son. Fred. who rode
In the machine with his parents,
was hurled 50 feet but was not In
jured. Until the accident he had
never uttered a word In his life. but
as he scrambled from a ditch and
saw hia dead father and mother lying
near the wrecked automobile. specta-
tors say he screamed loudly for help.
He became mute again. however. but
AZ tho emergency hospital here II IL
believed that he may learn 10 speak.
Mrs. Fred Johnson. residing near
thu crossing. VINO. with her husband.
saw the accident. and helped 20 carry
The dead TO her porch. collapsed a
few minutes later. and is sunder the
care 81 physician
Dr. OaEs. with his wife and youna-
est child. was on his way 10 rhis city
10 see some patients
The light engine. running back.
wards. struck the AUTOMOBILES just as
the machine pulled on 20 the track.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
PRISONER PREVENTS
Big JAIL DELIVERY
Timely Warning 20 Cumberland
sheriff Nips plan o' Twenty
Men 20 Escape.

Special Dispatch 90 the tntsiiirencsr.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Oct e.
Rafiel Willis. of Hampshire county..W
Va. NAV gain his freedom AZ res M
OF his notifying the sheriff here aud
preventing the consumation ~ a bod
plan OF twenty prisoners in The prison
20 escape Willis was held for send
ing a Threatening letter thrO tgh the
mail. the jury having Urce disagreed
In hls case. lie heard Z the plan %
the other prisoners 20 escape end told
the hherin that twenty had planned
90 get away. All were under sente nee
TO the pen or reformatory. tn.Csti-
cation revealed the fact ha' be tars
had been saved and Vithia an hour a
Wholesale delivery you'd have taken
place.
Two prisoners are undw ptni-
tentiary sentence Strangers Who
came here during the fair wcsk snd
eot Into trouble had fashioned a saw
0u' Of spring taken from one of
their shoes With this the bars we're
cut The cages and cells were Just
recently installed and we're guaran.
tced break-pruof. but one Of the men.
stephen Kenan. says be can saw his
way out In an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
DEDICATE FINE
NEW EDIFICE
ERECTED BY SENATOR DAVIS AT
oASSAWAY TO WIFE'S MEMORY.
Veteran Pays Touching Tribute 20
Companion For Over Fifty
Years.

Special Dispatch TO the Intenigoneer.
GASSAWAY. W. va. Oct. IA
beautiful tribute was paid by Senator
Davis today 20 the memory OF his wife
when. in turning over the keys 10 the
Davis Memorial Presbyterian church.
erected to her memory. he paid slight
tribute, he said, % the memory OF one
whom he Owed dearly aud with whom
40 lived happily for more than hfty
years, and who. had she outlived him,
would doubtless erected a more stately
edihce 10 the memory OF one who al
ways loved and cherished h~r. He
also paid a tender tribute to his moth
er' 70 whose teachings he gave the
credit FOR anything that he might have
accomplished. The senators feelings
oVercame him ald hundreds Of per
sons In the vast audience we're vlsibly
affected BY his tender references.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
BORHAM STOPS AN
INTENDED MURDER
BY Shooting Charles W. Miller. An
Punsui, of Wife with
Opened Razor.
MILLER AND HIS WIFE
QUARRElED BEFORE rRAcEov
Serbian, surrenders 20 the Police ana
Preliminary hearing VIII es
Held ThY Morning

Ross Borham. proprietor OF a lem.
perance saloon" IN Bellaire. shot and
instantly killed Charles W. Miller. a
negro. in the formers place Of bust
ness on Union street IN that city sun
day morning at 10 80 O'Clock.
From the best information obtain.
able. the trouble which led 10 the
shooting started In Mnier's house.
which Is located In Plum alley In IN.
rear OF Borhsm's place Miller is said
TO have entered his home a few min.
utes preceding the shooting In a beast.
ly intoxicated condition and engaged
In quarrel with hiS wife. n white
woman. who ekes out living at the
wash tub. lie took onense at some
wet blankets hanging In some OF the
rooms and I'm no gentle tone command
ed the woman TO take them down. She
complied and went up stairs. where
the quarrel was removed. Mra. Miller.
Il Is said. talked kindly to Miller ia
the hope OF quieting him. but Ia.
more she talked the more it Increased
the madness that possessed him, and
with demoniac shout he seized a
razor and threatened TO cut the fright.
ened woman. Neighbors heard what
appeared To BE- scuffle in the Miller
home. Mrs. Muller had managed 10
throw the man TO the floor and rushed
down the stairs and fed from tho
house, through the yard into Borhams
place, pursued by Miller. who. II IA
said. sppeared more like mailman
than a human being. In his hand he
carried an open razor.
In the yard were Scott Borham, a
brother of the man who did the shoot.
ing, and Albert Keyser They were
enEaged in cleaning up the yard. Mrs
Miller appealed to them 20 save her
from Miller. whom she stated had
(Contlnued on Neoonl Rarsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
AUTO LEAPS IN
RIVER; ONE DEAD
Car piunaes From Marrow. Unpro-
teeted 6ridse-oeeupants Fell
Under Machine.

SEA ISLE CITY. y. J.. Oct "a
Mrs. William ". McArdlc. wife OF a
Philadelphia iron manufacturer. was
drowned and three othas narrowly
escaped a similar fate today when an
automobile In which they were riding
TO Egg Harbor city. plunged from the
bridge over th6 Mullica river. near
the village OF Greenbank
Mr.. NcArdle and Or Steinmetz oc.
cupicd the front scat of the machine.
and their wives we're In the rear seat
According 20 the survivors. the car
vas proceeding az moderate speed.
when u ran from the bridge. which
is narrow structure. without a guard
rail There Is only about four feet
% water IN the stream az this point
and the men had little difficulty In
esc3ping from beneath the overturned
automobile Mrs. Sicinmctz also man.
AGED to crawl from beneath the car.
but when Mrs. McArdle was drargcd
from the stream sbe Nas dead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

COLUMBUs. O-Cuiminating a
campaign % intense biuerness. this
week g. 20 see the crucial test Of
the Rose county option law. a. acio-
70 and lawrence counties vote Thur
day and Athens county votes satur.
dag. All are nov dry.
HUNTINGTON. W Va--lfias'ng
for % years On The wllds ~ Alaska.
Charles Trippeft. mourned e. dead
and whose pafrimony waa divided
among bic brothers and sisters. has
come home. He walked ac.oss the
continent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
UnfurI Flag Of Chinese
Republic In Ne@ York

cisco 90 promote the revolutionary
cause here Checkman referred TO ~
sun 1at sen. who vas said % have
been expected az the ucetinE. buf did
not appear. a. The Gcorge Washinrl
ton o. China. and soon 70 occupy tho
emperor's throne a. president of the
new republic
"pr. sun has some new portlcaf
ideas. De continued. witch viii NOT
only reFoiutouiEe China and the
Nhinese. but vii open the eyes of the
world tie has taken the best OF the
American form OF government and
has accepted the best of socialism
FIRST Of Az there Won't BE- any craft.
there wont D. any trusts like those
IN America. and ~ riCt men viii rule
and Own politicians. The new China
- song TO BE- q real republic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

'LkNELAND. O.-The garment
workers strAe. IN progress for nine
teen weeks. has closed gith the
Draining 81 the benefit fund The
strikers VII apply for their old %.
sluons to-day.
oAFyhD. O-Elmer Gary. AGED
-. is dying here of progressive par
a.ls-s. as TIE result % q bullet IN
~ Drain' which he has carried for
% years
PAiNEsvULE. O.-Ohios Oldest
hetsooy. William Giichrisf. after
n.nain out papers for g years. has,
fetired a. the age Of IS ycarA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
ANOTHER WOMAN
May Furnish Motive for Murder OF New
Jersey Woman Blamed on
Husband.

NEWARK. \. J.. oct sc.-Tne author
ties invesug.ttluE the death of Mrs.
Allison Mcfarland ln connection wItb
which her husband. The advertising man.
tgcr of the Nrocker-W Wheeler EIeetriraf
company. D. under arrest on a charge of
murder, admitted to-day. that one 90
tne most important developments on
Nhich they were WORKING. D. that there
may have been another woman in the
case
Mrs. NJ Furiand died Tuesday rfrht
after taxing n dose % cyuuide OF uorfas-
slum from a bottle which NcFarianI A.
CHARGED with having suhstituted FOR a
bottle containing Innocent medicine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
HANGS IN CELL
rairnaont Nsgro Held for Narasr Marss
DNrurte Attaurt 20 End
Life In jan

Special uieratrt t1 me rnteIureuosr
FAltMoNT. ~. Va. ort a. -krrhfa
NarA.n TIE nrrrn hfII In fHe local n.r
awaltIrr rHfrfrl fnr inc murder III h =
wife. Aefft It1nF'r rrrda d Faarrrr IL
attempt fn suicide fo-rIrff hv rarrIrIr
n lis reu iis victim died sltrrfar al
coca f0erIfar frnrr u H..rIrs -r--.-'r ~
uiEtfl lr er husband Cn llef Tflrsrar.
hlnsln. VIII an lruroFlsrf rope - = IT,
Cl1thlnF and ne1 ri1fnee. arferu.faf %
Was rHarrvcr ~ rfrrr rrIar~rra ,rEr
save ine alarm. rhe nan va caf ava
iu tine.
A. aut1rsy over o. rifs's hofg -
Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
RoosEvBLT's AzrrcG.n
BRUes ON ATrAcx.
cOansui-osnsr.i % coiohssa rssss p.r,
IN Panama AHair.

NV YORK. Oct 1--frnnr Er-
cohar. rcueul gereral ~ Color.fss tr~
made puhNr letter written tv N.rr ~
Theodore HooFereit rrrIyfrV 10 ffa r.-
c7rtly rui.isnri article 90 ira frrrrrr
cu(l ~ rlrft fo DuuT rr rrrar--
tU.nI
Tfre consul -rerrrsI rursffrr4 r. -.rf
ability q many 1f fhr assert. 0ra made
iu the Roosevelt srf..Ie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
FIGHT OYER GIRL
Serious Cutting Array az Morgan
town Hotel May Result Fatally
One Man Arrested.

Special Disratrh o. the Inteiiigencer
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. oct. ~
Following a bitter quarrel over q girl
az the White hotel Saturday evening.
George Parker. 0f this city. slashed
Chester Rector. Of Grafton. across
the abdomen with a knife Parker
was arrested by the police. but re-
leased 10 appear this morning In
court 10 answer charge OF fe.ouious
cutting. Quite number OF local
young men are mixed up in the affair.
aud the trial promises 20 b. on the
raCy order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
TAFT WITH ENEMY
President spends Sunday In Midst Of
InsurEsns Adhsrsnts.

PIERRE =. ID. oct gz-Pres.dent
Tart met leaders among the lnaurrerfa
hers to-day tie was the ruest - Con-
rresHulan Hurke
United States Senator Crawford. one
~ the leaders and acknowledged sum
portere ~ senator LaFoilette FOR he re-
publican prealdential nom nation fr 1912
met Mr Taft
Gov. Tessey. an iraurrrrt. uh, IL
credited o. a LaFolioffa .upporfsr. IA
tho president 80 luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
10000 IMPERIAL
TROOPS DEFEATED
kwana shsi Occupied by 5000 Rebels
While Royal Troops FsIi Bses
TO Sho Cot.
ARTILLERY AND MUNITIONS
OF WAR TAKEN eY REPUBLIC.
Minister a. War Vim Tehana Lead
Army Personally 20 its Defeat I.
sunday.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ~
The main army of the Chinese
government. under War Minister
YIN Tehang. SAID 70 number 20
600 men. WAS defeated yesterday
~ k~sng shui. Hv-Peh province,
according TO a cable received by
the Chinese Free Press. of this
city The rebel army Of 5000.
under IL Tuens. u 10 stated.
captured artillery. baggage train
and ammunition of the Imperial
army. which retrested 20 Sho Got.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
Announced Republic VIII Be ons
Without . Trust snd Witnout
Poiticai Graft.

NEW YORK. Oct 22-The fag Of
The new Republic o. China vas dis-
played today AZ a public meeting Of
500 Chinese held under the auspices Of
the New YORK branch ~ the YOung
China association iu aid of the rcvoiu
ton. u u red with a blue field. stint
lar to that of the American haE. and
IN place of the stars has a sun There
also vas a Union Jack an blue. with
white sun In the center.
The two hags were crossed on the
vail behind the speakers. amona
whom vas Jge Checkman. q prominent
leader Of the Young Chinese In thls
county, who came on from san Fran-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
GIRLS WORDS
SPOIL ALIBI
Friend of Avis LinneiI Quotes Poison
Victims story of Dining
win Minister.
VAIN SEARCH MADE
FOR POISON PHIAL
Doom Of Rev. Rieheson Rsnssesed BY
Agents Of His Counsel for
Mysterious Articles.

BOSTON. Oct. 22--in their efforts
90 clear up the Circumstances OF the
death Of Avis Linneii. the HyannIs
Sunday school teacher and music stu
dent. with whose murder the Rev.
CLARENCE Y. T. Richeson is charged.
the pflice have been unable thus far.
Il is said. 10 locate the receptacle
which held the poison. when the
girl took the dose OF cyanide OF po-
tassium which caused her death she
was In the bath room OF the Young
WOmen's Christian Association here.
and though tie house vas searched
Immediately after her death. the
poison receptacle cannot be found
II was said AZ first that a piece OF
paper found beside the body had con
tanned the poison. but this ~ now de-
nied by the police
Al the time OF her death Miss Lin
nell wore a bath robe over her night
dress. hut this was buried with her.
When the police learned OF this fact
they Furmised that the cyanide con
tainer had been thrust into the pOck-
et Of the bath robe. and II was be-
lieved that oyders would have 10 be
given 20 eXhume the body. Inquiry
tonight. however. revealed the fact
that the medical examiners assistan;
examined the bafh robe carefully and
he declared there was nothing In
the pockets Of the garment
Dined' With Minister.
Deputy superintendent Watts said
definitely today that he has infOrma-
ton OF a direct character that Mr.
Richeson dined with Miss Linneli the
afternoon OF the day on which the
girl took the fatal dose. This infor
nation. he said. came from a young
woman who Is not a member OF the
Y. w &. A. household. She met Miss
, Liunell on the street late Saturday
afternoon
Miss LinnelI told me-" said Depu-
~ Watts informant. that she had
just dined with Richeson. and that
she was going home as she was SUI
fering from a headache"
The cafe In which the couple had
dined Is also known to the police.
and The employees there are said 90
have verified the statement OF the
young woman as TO visits made by
the Cambridge pastor and the con
scryRtOry OF music pupil
Seek Other Poisons.
The police and medical examiner
to-night declare there Is no slgnln-
cance 10 be placed on the fact that
Mss Linnell had for some days been
taking "A black liquid from a square
bottle u a. believed 20 have been a
simple tonic.
J. The stomach Of the dead girl Is In
| the hands OF chemist. however.
and while the analysis will be princi-
I pally TO determine the amount of
cyanide OF potassium taken. Il IL be
Coou,iausd on Eleventh Pags)
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WAsE1SeToE, ". Va. oes. e.
FORECAST
western sunsyivanfa-csnrrauv fafr
Nonday ana Tuaadays mcIarats -irfr
mostly wgrt
ohio-fair i1 south. iocaI rafns IN
Tuesday prcbaoiy fair uofssats so1th-
weat - vest WINS
Wet virrinia-GsnsEany far Monday
aaa Tussday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
POSSE SEARCHING
Ter NauuinTton Ma who uas Been
aisaing Tor several Days-Es-
wart onsrsd

spr "a Dispatch o. the Intelligence.
MfafN lEgrHN. w. Ea. OCT ID
Posses tl-lay ef1rrHrf ffa uarIa In fH o
Vicinity % f.le town. GlaaErf uuraro
crroH ara lrrfflfe1 a wide search In
tle Nnpe % frfIrE John gunr. urs rrr
been ml4rinE since lrrf Taealar 80
r1re Hs flurn fnul Play a. feared
a reHarI - see Nla bel. 1Terei hr
sthr fafher 20 fUc r saInr man.
Guru leaves a wIfs ard farfrr chill
frer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
MASONS' TEMPLE
STONE IS LAID
ELABORATE rxERc1sEs Ar cLAnxs-
BUEo SATURDAY.
Judge Louis y. Tavsnsr. o. parfsrsSurx
Easts the PrincipaJ Address
% Day.

Special Di-patsh % me TnfsHrene~r.
CLARK EBURg. w Va. oct IL
Win elaborate exercises to-day fhs
AAfnra lad ore rurner-Hfcne u their
y ~ temple on West Main street senior
Nrard warden Cfaa " LFrrh prestdef
af the ererrlaee. While tle prlrciuaf ID
irfrH va made ~ Judge Teuls ~ Tav-
eufr. ~ EnfEarafarg The rffuafiatfr
ererrleer wafe c0udurted hv raernt.ern -
TIE grand lodge Mnsa4rr from rrart.r
towns participated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
SOAP sign OF
CIVILIZATION
Or. WILEY SAYS GREATEST Ma
TON USES MOST OF IT.
Ie'ls Woman's Suffrage Convention
Women Are Always Right and
Should Vote.

LOUISVILLE. oct. 22-erf a coun-
try treats its women right and eats
more sugar per head and consumes
more soap per head than any oiher
country. then 10 IL the creates, ua.
tion.' declared Dr. Harvey W. Wiley.
chief OF the governments chemistry
bureau. In his address this afternoon
70 the National American Woman
Suffrage convention. lie began By
enuinerating the things that mafe for
a cOuntrys greatness. narrowing the
test down 70 the three requisites
named BY these tokens. be con
cluded America Is FIRST
Dr. Wiley. Miss Mary Johnston OF
Richmond, Va. Miss Sophronlsba
Beokenridge. Of the University OF Chi.
cago. and Miss Caroline B Crane OF
Kalamazoo. Mich. we're xrrs az
the open meeting held at local
theatre, attended BY over 1000 men.
as well a. women.
Woman Always Riqht.
In the light Of his opinion OF
woman's preparedness for sunrare.
Dr. Wiley declared BE- never had
known of an organized band Of women
being on the wrong side
Women. be said. "aro q tOUe- OF
strength 70 every public man. who r.
trying 20 do his duty I don't know
Why sEc has been kept rom fne -soiis
Surely not because % lack % iu.ef
lect What We need In poiiucs is
more ethics rather than more intel
icct"
lie referred 20 biz American prob.
lens. saying they needed both the
men and The women 20 solve. He O.
ciared he has favored woman stI-1es
for nearly twenty-five years.
Contingent on the removal u head.
quarters. De- the election of aarcers
also cot FOR tomorrow morning.
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Group OF prominent lawyers vha
are In ehe limeiisht for the proseeu-
ton and defense Of James McNa-
mara, no" on trial at Los Angeles for
the Times dynamite disaster. Read
ing from left to right are ES-Judee
or ". HILTON, of Denver. a member
OF the heNamara legal staff; Joseph
z Scott, Of the MeNsmars legal bat
tery, and District Attorney Freder-
ieks, who will contest the case for tire
state. Below. on the right, is clar-
enee psrro~, the head Of the MeNa-
mara hssl array. o. the ieft 10 ..
MeNutt. another member Of the Me-
Nsnnara group CT lawyers In the
center, al the bottom. is L. N. Kappa
port, another MeNsmara lawyer.
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Nsarees 80 venaeanes.

MUsKOGEE. oct 22.--A long dls.
lance telephone message tonight.
from The sherifa Office az WAGNER.
says that large body OF neeroeq.
heavily armed. are marching from Red
Bird. Okla. upon the town % C0weia
They arr swearing veneeance arI
further trouble ls believed ceriall
There are rumOrs of other deaths
a. Cogeta. but these cannot be con
frmcd. Citizens % Muskogee are be-.
iug armed By the sheriff and are hur-
rying 20 CoWefa. - miles from here.
Sheriff Louz. of WAGNER county. has
dispatched ali bic men % the rsene
and has been assured % help from
the sheriff Of Muskogee county.
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Battle OF ttankou

fEhisb, Oct. ES.-Ihe full text OF
= Joint dispatch sent by Admlrals Jul.
Cheng and sah-Chen- Ping. Ia command
OF the waTships OF Hankow. Ia pub.
ished In the Chinese papers. showing
that there has been "a sudden and mex.
plicable relaxation OF the censorship.
The dispatch says
As the second lnstallment OF the
Tien Tsin troops arrived at the river
station they were attacked b. from
1000 to 1900 rebels. General Chang
Piao led tho troops from Hunana. Hu.
Peh and ilOnan. killing POO to 500
rebels. They also capturedSsix big
guns and numerous other Weapons
More than 20 loyalist troops were
killed.
simultaneously, Admiral sab or
der.d the Meet to protect the river
bank and prevent reinfoTccments from
coming from Muchang. The Warships
however. were unable To particl pate
In the nghting. being afraid Of hitting
the loyal troops.
'Chang Piao recaptured the station
but had so many men wounded that
he was unable to retain IL"
The dispatch concludes.
The feet il without coal or rice
We can only appeal 10 the throne 10
send Yin-Tchang Immediately with
artillery"
Assembly convenes.
The national assembly was opened
by Prince Shi.To OF the house OF H.
who. by a secret edict. was deputed At
the Iast moment TO take the place OF
therfegent. The route to the palace
was lined with troops and the adjacent
walls were giistcning with bayonets OF
the imperiaissuards.
After the imperial delegates eI tered
the chamber the mbers Of the cab
inet. all OF whom were present. kneli
thrice. Rising TO their feet after each
gennfectlOn they kow-towcd nine
times to the emperor's tablet They
then remained standing while Prince
Shi-To took his scat on the left OF
the vacant throne. The edict OF call
ing the session having been read. ths
prince read the regents message
(ConttnueA ON Elnwoufh Par~l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
WHEELING MAN
IS MURDERED
CLARENCE BUTTON is MURDERED
AT CUMBERLAND. ND.
woman ls sIayer-She surrenders
Herself TO the
Authorities.

Special Dispatch 20 the inteliiFencer
CUMBERLAND. Nd. Oct 22.-
Clarence Button. a young man of this
city. belonging to a prominent family,
was stabbed TO death to-day az noon
by Fannie Law. a woman said TO be OF
questionable character. The couple
had been out on the hill above town,
and after her arrest the girl asserts
she had been teased by Button until
In a burst OF anger she plunged a
knife into his heart. The girl herself
notified the police OF what she had
done after she aFcertained that the
victim was dead. she is in jail wait.
ing a hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
200 HOUSES BURN
Fearful havoc Wrosqht 5y conHa5rs.
ton in stsmbsi Sat.
urdsy.

CONsTANTINOPLE. Oct 22.-Firs
In stambui Yesterday Destroyed more
than 20 houses and q mosque.
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PANIC AT PEKIN

SHANGHAI Oct Revolution.
ists control thirty-six mountain
passes. PekinE in panic
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Clarence ". Button was well known
in Wheeling. lie vas az one time a
resident Of this city He was twice
married and his second wife Was Mss
Josephine Dunfee. a niece Of Mr..
Frank Luke. With whom she made her
home az % Tenth street Deceased
also had n brother In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
REVOLT
In Mexico Scheduled 20 Break out
To-Day In Earnest Claims
STAR Onieer.

FL PASO. TeV. Oct "a mem
Der Of the stan OF Gov. Gonzales. who
IL In the city from Chihuahua. said TO
night that tomorrow is the date set
for the outbreak Of the Reyes retoiu-
ton In Mexico. 70 is alleged docu.
ments have been cdptured revealing
tfs fact and the outbreak is 10 take
place az some p0inf ia the state OF
Tamaulipas