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The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
SEARCH PROSECUTORS
 HOME FOR EVIDENCE
Home Of Special Prosecutor Lawlor Is Ransacked From Top to Bot tom. Articles of value Are
 Not Disturbed.
CBy Alaska News Bureau.l

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. i9-The home of Special Prosecutor Lawlor vas entered last night by a burglar. ARhough every thing was ransacked in good fashion. none of the many ar ticles of value were found to be miss ing
 It is thought by the police here that the person who entered the rouse was in search of evidence In he dynamiting cases which are be- ug tried here at the present time.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
TWO DREADNoUGHTs
 COST sf2,ooo,ooo.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. ls- Bids for the construction of the two 27,OOO-ton battleShips, Oklahoma and Nevada, we're opened here today. The lowest proposals were from the New York Shipbuilding Company, Of Camden, \. J.. at S5,926,0OO for one ship. and the Fore River Shipbuildins Company, of Quincy, Mass, at s.. QS5, 900 per shin,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
ITALIANS LAND MORE
 TROOPS IN RipoLL
IRy Alaska News Bureau

LONDON. Jan. f9-Advices receiv- ed from TripoH state that another invasion Of the desert Is being plan ned by the Italian forces. Reinforce ments Of troops are being sent from Italy At the present time Italian transports are busily engaged in landing troops in that city
 Gt Is rumored that the Allied pow CTS would interfere in the proposed resumption of hostilities Tn the Tur. kolItaHan war.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19

Cummings first became prominent in the political imelight as mem 5er of the Republican National Com mittee in 1896. which position he held fer four years. In 1909 he was elected governor of Iowa remaining in office until 1908. when he vas elected to tho Senate to 1T the position left vacant by the death of Senator Allison He was reelected in 1909. his present term expiring ih 1915.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
Vo WATER FOR
 CLUs BATHS TONIGHT

Due to break in the city wa'eT
 ss7S the water in many places in he lower part of town has been shut sff Chas. Cartwright, guardian of he White Pass cub Baths, an ounces that on account of the afore, said accident that the baths will be ont of commission uu& tomorrow
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
AL WILLIAMS SLEEPS
 IN THE SECOND ROUND.
lRr Alaska M Rnrean-l

TORONTO. Jan l9-Jim Flynn .howed considerable class here last night when he knocked out Al Wil- jams in the second round of their fight. The fans were much disap- pointed in Williams who was expect d to make a good showing.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
ANOTHER CANDIDATE
 FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
lPf AIaska News Bureau.l

DIES MONIES. Ia. Jan. 19-It Is announced here that Senator Albert 3. Cummings oi thIs city will soon announce his candidacy for the re- publican nomination for the Presi- Iency. It Is hard to state what sup port he will receive.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
EXPECT EXTRA LONG
 SESSION OF CONGRESS,
LRy AIaska News Bnreau.l

WASHINGTON. D C., Jan. l9- That much long needed legislation will be ground out in this session of Congress is the belief of men prom. inent in political circles here
 Both Democratic and Republican leaders agree that this session will be an extra ordinarily long one. It was stated today by several that Congress would be sitting In Aug. ust
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19
THOUSANDS GREET NEW
 AMERICAN CARDINAL,
pRy Alaska News Bureaul


 NEW YORK. Jan. 19-Thousands gathered to greet Cardinal Farley, the newly elected Cardinal from America on his arrival here from Rome yesterday.
 Cardinal Farley expressed himself as delighted with the excellent treat mert which he and the other candi- dates for high honors received at the hands of the Pope and all church officials while abroad.
 When asked as to the possibility Of the election of the next Pope from America he refused to talk for publication.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19

BATH. Maine. Jan la-Nuch re- 'oicing Is taking place here over the news or the pardon of Cbas. W. Morse. the aged banker. This is the home town Of Morse. he having been raised here
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19

Father Rivet, the Whitehorse priest and James Durie, a merchant of Whitehorse. were both passengers soutb on the May.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19

The steamer Jefferson is due to arrive in wrangell at o'clock this evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-19

Co-g--e5 on Pase 4A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02

Tho Missionary Society. of tho
Christian church. viii meet fhis rvo.
uInE 1f q fO o'clock. af tho church
20 q Williams and con. Ohio. iou
yesterday morning Tor Creston. vs.
ia where they will spend the next
.fUo weeks
Misses Nircinia and Mary Ricrs
of Fairmouf arc spending a few DAYS
uIfh NIss Maud RIGGS. ON Fourth
street
Miss Mabel stephan is spending a.
feU days with friends and relatives
af r1rkcrahurr
Nrs D. % Thomas returned home
iaaf evening from Akron. o.. uhoro
shc spent fho past two weeks with
friends and relatives
Nra PRED %slvorF,un returned last
evening from Cleveland. o.. uhcer
shr spent fhr past two weeks with
friends and relatives
Harry Hraef of New WartIuetiuo.
is spending % Few days with friends
.r fhi. city
Ur o. e. Peck viii leave today r.r
lorau vs. Va. to visit hia parent. f1r
a frw weeks
Daniel Off Who vas hif hy IL freight
train several DAYS ago. is reported se
recovering nicely no the Glendale hoe
pif1i
W.ssee Mary and Hazel WoodruT
of Morton avenue. lef yesterday FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
INTERESTS
NOW In CHARGE
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
PASSED INTO NEW HANDS
Yesterday When the Final Details Of
The Transfer We're Completed.
Mr.. Nsgie In Charge.

Yesterday tho control ~ mo wheel
Ing Traction Company passed into the
hands ~ 'he Kuhn interests NJ Pltts
burgh foloVIrr the recent sale OF tho
company holdings and 30 was stated
that there would De- mo- material
changes in either fhe management or
policies Of fho company 40 tho present
time o. % Nar'e viii continue .r
charge as general manager and the
change In Rnersnip uUl be- unrof.ceI
By either public or employees
Practically aIi tre stock nar TUNED
INTO the Dollar A. Trust com
parf yesterday sh.rh has been author
ile1 POI make tho frsf payment 01 .ra
securities General Manager NarIa
and H Walker Peterson irft ,asfar
day f1r PIftrbIrgh presumably 10 com
pie'e Tho final details ~ the tram.
action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
BOY MUIR ED
Lad Of Six Years Is Run Down by
Automobile Driven by Miss
Bess Zoeckler.

Henry TrautWein. six year-old son az
William TrautWcin. % local Wholesale
produce dealer. was run down by % big
automobile yesterday afternoon on
Main street near sixth. which was
driven bv Miss Bess Zoccklcr. daurh-
ter az Henry Zocchler The little f,I.
low was rushed 10 the North Wheel
Ing hospital where Dr. Caldwell dress
ed his injuries
The boy received a fractured collar
bone and was severely injured about
the head and ace ifn has shown no
signs of having any Internal injuries
and will recover Tho accident was
unavoidable as the ufflo boy stepped
on rho curhsfone directly in front OF
the machine Miss ZoockIer made 70
quick effort 90 steer clear OF the lad
but failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02

Glen Easton. where they will visit for
the next two weeks.
Superintendent Leonard. Of the Fl
Pitt coal nine, a t-ransacting bust
ness a. Pittsburgh for the past few
days.
Mrs. George r. Iiubbs returned yes
ierday morning from Morgantown,
where she spent the past few weeks
with her husband. Who is there at
tending school.
Mrs. Ringer. OF West Union. is Wis
itng Miss Bess Hammond. on JET.
Ter ON avenue. for "a few days.
b J. Powers. OF Beaver. Pa. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city FOR a few days.
Many out-of-.owu people attended
the carnival last evening. mostly com
ing from BenW0od and McMechen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
Camp MeetInn onen.d

The first session OF the 1912 season
oil camp meeting was held last even
Ing at the camp grounds. above this
city. and was largely attended. DR..
5. X Arbuthnot. district superintend-
ent OF the State OF West Birginia. had
full charge OF the services. The FIRST
session was as customary in the WAY
OF a memorial 10 those OF this district
who had died in the past year. The
singing was in charge OF Ferris r.
Miller. OF Wheeling. and proved one
OF the features Of the meeting. The
Personal Workers League Of Wheel
ing and the Personal Workers Band
will have charge of the services dur
ing the remaining part of the session.
All are cordially invited 70 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
Completing Plans Tor MEETING.

The committee TN charge OF the
next "wednesday. at Phillips Grove.
near Cameron. is making the final
arrangements for the biz affair There
viii be Eve counties interested and
the meeting without n doubt. will De
'he LARGEST thing In i's line held i'm
this section Of the country and near
ly everyone who can possibly c0t
away on that day is planning 10 do
so Caterers will be- on The grounds
and music will De- furnished by two
bands Tickets Tor the affair are sell.
ing rapidly and BE- b. expected that
every auto wncr and vehicle owner
iu This city will attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
FIRE LOSS MALL
Annual Report o. Firs chief Rose
Shows Excellent Condition o.
Affairs and spsass We'll FOR
Department

Iho report ~ thn Wheeling nre DO
par'menf FOR fhn nscal year beginning
July D 1915 and ending June 10. 1912.
Doe been completed and Shove that
herIlnR suffered c0mparaf.vriv HifIo
Tess from FIRE during tIr year Dur
Ink fhIs period fhc department vac
composed of .i mon and rfs .al.e we're
received eighty being received hg rho
REGULAR efF'rm o.. hf telephone and
I'D prrr received as fHe result Df fha
opening ~ fhr sprinkler system In
" boo manf of 'he large r.frs There
we're fV calls Tor fho department ont
NJ iho city during ffr frar fbroo be-
InR from H"nHoof nre from Maynard.
q bod from Eifrool and ono from
Fulton
FOLLOWING Boz fhc estimated value %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
POSTMASTER HAssLETT
TO LOOK AFTER THIS STATE

Postmaster Robert Uaz'oit bias been
requested Pos ftr committee boz CHARGE
of the national convention ri post
masters ~ nrst class offices to ba
hrid at Atlantic Citf iu september to
look after the convention interests ln
West N.rginia
Firs' class cfirrs in West Nirr.ria
ar" located .n Wheeling. Wucaeid.
Charleston. C~larssburr. huntington
fairmont and parkerrhure
Postmaster Hozlott will attend The
convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
Boys Gave

The boys composing the Dr. States
sunday school elias Of the First VI.
r church. Of this city. held "a banquet
last evening IN the basement of the
church and all lad an enjoyable time.
The program as announced in these
columns yesterday morning was car
ricd out and a splendid evening was
had boy all James Byrnes. Of this city.
acted as POSTMASTER at the banquet
following the rendition OF the pro.
cTam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
NOT AWARDED
Building Committee Of New City Hos
pltal Again Fails TO Award Con-
tract. Meet Again Today.

No definite action was taken re-
earding the contract for the new City
Hospital building. yesterday at the
meeting Of the building committee
held in the Office Of the Dollar Saw.
ings x Trust Company. and after
carefully considering the bids and
discussing the matter at length. ad
journmeut was taken until noon TO.
day. The contract will probably be
awarded to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02

buildings caught Dos FIRE during the
year Do" amount of Insurance ON the
buildings and the loss on the build
Dug
Value ~ buildings. S|I.-los71. value
oi contents. S6f5.lip Total yaluo,
t~2.1-57l7.
loss ON buildings tlf.40f loss On
coRf"rfs fHflf-. Total loss 40 .
Insurance 600 buiilins. S-9s6.0 In.
sirauco ou C1ntonf4. $3.50 ag1 Tot.t
Insurance S"l.1-N.4sg
Insurance loss ON bridirrs sf-.
1890. Insurance ioss on ror,c,,s
tt5 Total Insurance loss. stq-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
To Place Elevator In Hospital.

DR.. b.. VI. Spur, Of the Reynolds
Memorial hospital at Glendale. has or
dered a new elevator to carry food
and supplies to the different floors OF
that institution. The elevator was or
dered from the Otis Elevator Company
OF Philadelphia. through the Whee..
ing agency. No passengers will be
carried on the new elevator. and il
will be operated by a push button.
When installed. IL Will make a great
improvement TO the hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
Examinations BEING Held.

TIL" n orm examinations Of tho
teachers of this district were started
yesterday morning under the super
vision OF County superintendent n.
W Mcdowell and Examiners !. =
bonar and Elmer Resseger. There are
hity-sevcn applicants who are taking
b third examination and me major
10y have taken one OF the former cx.
amiuatious The session viii be
brought 90 a close this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
To Complete Work Saturday.

The Toard Of Equalization and Re-
view. which has been boo session for
tho past few days will not convene
This morning. bur on SATURDAY morn
ing will again take up its work and
tf is expected 10 complete The work
pu saturday evening Very few com.
plants have been made fo The board
Tor changes Boo fhc assessment and
Do" most ~ them come from Gamer
ON district Tho board Del composed
of p v Yoho. $ 81 Cunningham and
vs. ~ Nowcll. o. Cameron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
Large Crowd Attends Carnival.

The largest crowd that has attended
the carnival being held on the Fifth
street ball park was in attendance last
evening. one Of the shows was closed
by Chief Of Police W. L. Games on
Wednesday evening. known as the
Red Dome. as several complains had
come 10 the chief regarding the show
and he at once closed same. The
carnival company is making good in
this city. and IL is here under the
auspices Of the local fire department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
Waists

Making special mention of few from
our department.
A Lingerie Waist of sheer white ba-
tiste, net yoke and collar. Yoke fin
ished with hand embroidered scallop of
dainty design, at SITS.
A Tailored Suit Waist of cotton wolfe
white ground with pin stripe of laven-
der, blue or black. Made with groups
of pin tucks down front and back, bone
bullet buttons, pleated lace jabot Robes
pierre collar, long sleeve, ats4.4s.
A Lingerie Waist Of sheer white ba-
tiste, hand embroidered front and back,
tastefully trimmed with lace, low V
neck, = sleeve, at $6.9s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
HUNTSVILLE


1-A~AN - Nur
h members q The board q ~du~a-
uou a Washinrton cisrnct ,e.r -.
cty. have decided q erect ~
schooi o~iicing a. hirview Pans
have ALREADY been draNn M for ~.
bnopos-d ~strncfur-. uhich will cost
About t-Sea The building sfu -
one ARE room. utth hall and cioak
rooms On either side. and wfI b M
to-oate In every Respect Al the r.
cent bond issue election held In this
cistrtcI that issue Vas turned down.
and b board made an inspection OF
TIE building az FairVie~ and pro
II unsafe and decided 20
leave a few OF the needed repairs 70
undone and build the new building
few rooms viii b. rented AZ Glendale
10 accommodate the school children
tfere ~here the school is being over.
crowded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
Brown Funeral Held.

Funeral services over the remains
Of Homer Brown. -seven.year Did o
OF Mr and Mrs. Martin Brown. who
died on last Monday morning follow
Ing a brief illness. was held yesterday
afternoon from the family residence
on Seventh street. The funeral was
largely attended. Rev. John Beddow.
pastor of the calvary VI. r. church.
oniciated. lnterment was made at
Mount Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
RECORD TRIP
Steel City Leaves Local Wharf With
Record Cargo Of Freight and
Passengers. River News.

With Eve packets touching the To-
cal wharf. yesterday was an unusual.
ly busy day along the water front
and the wharf boat was the scene Of
much activity The Steel city had
her record trip Of the season. having
a capacity cargo and as many pas.
scnccrs eos she could accommodate
with every foot 81 avail f1la space
occupied. the Lorcna passed up for
Pittsburgh Boz the afternoon. DELAYED
several hours by The heavy ship
mcnts All the boats operating in
the local trade are enjoying excellent
business boz both freight and passcnc.
or The Liberty carried an excursion
th" Charter taking her regular place.
Th" river was stationary Yesterday
afternoon with rhc marks showing o
feet @ inches.
Thursdsy's Boats.
Steel CITY. Cincinnati. g o. m.
Souoma Marietta. n "a m
Charter SO q. Darlington. @ 30 ..
m
Loreua. Pittsburgh. 8 y m.
Ohio. Pittsburgh. o D m
Fridays Boats.
Greenwood. parkorshurg. d % m
Liberty. Darlington. 9 3O D on.
The River Marks.
IITTSHt HGU. fa. Aug stages
reported to nirht follow
DAVIS tsIANu. River 81 feet and
stationary cloudy
STEtUENVTLLE- River g6 feet
and rising cloudy.
PARkERSUrR re River So feet
and falling cloudy
MORGANTOWN River % feet
and faliirc clear
WARREN River ono inch below
cloudy
on CITY River EIGHT inches and
stationary Cionr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-02
DRIVER LEAVES
Driver Who Was in Mis-Up at Island
Track Thursday Leaves to
Join Party.

Elmer Mcdonald. who received
slight injuries Thursday afternoon.
when his big car turned over in the
furmnu automobile races was able
Co. leave the city Yesterday 20 foin
th" party The driver has a badly
hrlis. and cut up face. but will be
nhlc to don bis goggles and driving
toys within "a Few DAYS He is credit
cd wi'h saying before leaving the city
Yesterday afternoon. that Wagner
wae partly The cause Of the accident
as Do became frightened while round
zoo The turves intorfcred with
thc steering o. the machine.
while Do was conducting n prisoner
from the courtroom 90 the pail az
piftsntld. Mass. sheriff Frank II.
White wns relieved ~ hts watch and
chHIn. The p%r'stncr did the trick
while walking beside tho sheriff with
one ban manacied 60 one OF the
sheriff hands.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-01
HYDE WANTS TO DIE.
Disappointed that He Must Wait Un-
til May to be Resentenced.

Anderson, Jan. 25.-Samuel N.
Hyde, the young white man who kill
ed his wife and her father last July,
and who was sentenced to hang on
October 20, but whose sentence was
stayed pending an appeal to the su-
preme court, expressed himself as
being a. little disappointed because
the clerk of the supreme court failed
to send the remittitur in his case
before the, January term of criminal
court adjourned. Hyde has express
ed his willingness to die for his hor-
rible double crime, and his disap-
pointment is because of the fact that
he cannot now be resentenced to hang
until the May term of court of gen.
eral sessions.
Hyde's demeanor has been a puz-
zle to everyone. He seems to have
repented for his atrocious deed and
seems anxious to hurry to pay the
penalty, yet in the meantime he is
jovial, enjoys a good joke, spends
his time in pleasant state Of mind
and is perfectly cheerful. He has
stated from the night Of the double
murder that he expected to "have
the rope" around his neck, and when
talking about it, with death staring
him in the face, he is a great deal
more unconcerned than the person
to whom he may be talking. He likes
to have callers in his cell, and seems
to take a delight in keeping up with
current events, especially with muir
ders and other diabolical crimes COM
mitted throughout the country.
Hyde says he has made peace with
God, and knows that he has been
forgiven. He states that he reads
his Bible regularly and spends a
large part of his time each day In
prayer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-01
DEAD BODY ON TRACKS.
Respected Negro Merchant of Gin.
ton Slain.

Clinton, Jan. PA homicide,
possibly with robbery as it's motive.
was revealed early this morning when
the body of Paul j. Moore, a respect
able and we'll thought Of colored
merchant, of this place, was found
lying across the Columbia, Newber-
ry and Laurens Railroad track, just
on the edge of town. The body was
discovered by some men on the way
to their work a short while before
the early morning train comes from
Columbia. It is supposed that the
slayers wished in this way to put the
blame upon the railroad.
Paul Moore was in the habit of
furnishing food to the night section
of the sewer diggers, and near him
was found bucket of coffee and an
axe that belonged to him. His body
was many hundred yards beyond the
sewerage ditch and on the extreme
opposite end or town from MS nome.
The doctors examination revealed a
badly fractured place on the back of
his head and two wounds on his
face. Paul owned some property in
and around Clinton and was pros
porous merchant. He was in the
habit of taking home with him all
the money that he collected during
the evening. Nothing was found in
his pockets. He never got drunk and
did not play cards.
The whole of Clinton is consider
ably agitated. The event is deplored
by every citizen and efforts will be
made to find the cause and mete out
Justice. Because of the lack of def
mite evidence the inquest was post
poned.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-02-01
The Missing Ducks.

In a country police court a man
was brought up by farmer accused
of stealing some ducks, says London
Ideas.
Chow do you know they are your
ducks?" asked the defendants coun-
sci.
ooh, I should know them any
where" replied the farmer, and he
went on to describe their different
peculiarities.
"Why," said the prisoners coun-
sci, "these ducks can't be such a
rare breed. I have some like them
in my own yard.'
"That's not unlikely, sir" said
the farmer; "they are not the only
ducks I have had stolen lately
"Call the next Witness" said coun-
sol