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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
GOVERNOR HADLEY
Is RUNNING MATE
Understood That the Missouri States
man Will Be Selected to Fill
the Vacancy.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE name Of
Governor Hsdley. Of Missouri. is un-
derstoOd TO have figured prominently
in brief conferences which Republi-
can leaders had with President Tft
here late tonight over the vacancy
on the Republican ticket caused by
the death Of Vice President Sherman.
The President arrived here at ~: As
from WASHINGTON. and spent the night
at the Manhattan Hotel. He will
leave AZ $50 tomorrow for Utica. 20
attend Mr.. Sherman's funeral For
mer Vice President Charles W. Fair
hanks and r W. EsterbrOok. Nation
al Committeeman from New Hamp-
shire. we're among those who saw the
President after his arrival II was
said that the leaders heard the Presi-
dent express his approval Of the men
ton Of Governor Hadlcy. but no for
mai announcements were made.
Chairman IIilles Of the Republican
National committee viii 90 20 Itica
with the President tomorrow. and In
addition there Will be large number
~ committeeman and Republican
Senators on the train. with whom the
President and chairman Hilles will
undoubtedly confer 80 definite an
uouucslsnt. however. o. 10 be expect
cd befsfe sunday at the earliest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
MARSHALL Is NOW
ENDORSED BY A
NOR NAL FRIEND
WEST LIBERTY FOUND FRIEND
o. S. MARSHALL.
w. n. c. Curtis Makes a stronq Ap.
peal to the Friend Of the
Old School.
O the Editor Of the rnt~ingencer.

To IN" Editor Of the Int-lli geucer
Sir;-As a citizen OF Ohio county
and particularly as friend OF the
West Liberty Normal school. want
TO call attention To the voters OF Ohio
county. and OF Brooke and Hancock
counties also. TO the candidacy or O.
5. Marshall. for the state senate.
Many years ago young man came
TO West Liberty 10 attend the Normal
school. West Liberty has long been
the school OF the poor boy and poor
girl. This young man was as poor as
any OF them. lie acted as janitor OF
the school building. swept out tho
rooms and built the fires. IN order TO
help pay his expenses. lie continued
his work and in due course or time he
graduated from the West Liberty Nor
NAL School. Many years later that
young man was sent 10 the state sen
ate from this district At that time
an effort was being made 10 wipe out
the West Liberty Normal School W
VI. %. Dawson. then governor Of the
state. and other influential state lead
ers. believed or prOfessed TO believe
that the best interests OF the state
would be served by abOlishing all she
iuldl SNupulN Uul Two. namely. the
school az Huntington and the school
az FairmOnt. and by concentrating ali
the normal school work a. those two
schools a bill was introduced into the
legislature 10 that effect The friends
Of the smaller schools were aroused
and the most active. effective and
earnest opponent Of that bill was the
man above referred 10. then an influ-
entail member Of the state senate.
That man Was q. s Marshall. OF
Hancock county. and that man D. again
q candidate before the voers Of these
three counties for a position In the
state senate
As ono who knows whereof I speak.
] believe that I can say truthfuliy ina
.. :. Marshall did more to save the
Lest Liberty Normal School Ia tho
people OF these three counties al a
critical time than any other man did
do or could have done. Throughout
those three counties thorc are thou
sands - boys aud girls who have rc-
ceived their education ~ tho old Lib
priv Normal They have for that in
stitution profound affection ff they
want 20 vote Co. send fo fhe state som
atc fr.od and true friend of the Wc4t
Liberty Normal. % man wro like them
selves received hi- educ. zion in tho
OIi Liberty School. 7 appeal fo them
10 support q. = Marshall for the state
senate
tSignedl. vs. U G CURTIS.
West Liberty. W. Va. Sov.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
WHITMAN Is
THREATENED
BY CROOKS
CHICAGO THUGS ENROITE
TO NEW YORK TO KILL HIM
Detective is Constantly at the
Side of the District Attor-
ney a. a Guard.

NEW YORK. Nov. District Attor-
ney Whitman was warned again To-
day OF an alleged plot against his lif,..
and was told that with the conclusion
OF the Recker trial the lid" was be
ing lifted gradually in the tenderloin
district and that gamblers were re-
suming business.
The prosecutor declined 10 discuss
the warning except To admit he had
received a letter and A telegram say
ing four Chicago thugs were due
here BY train tomorrow to get him
He said ii was nothing new for him
10 receive threats. and he would not
care about them II II were not for his
family. but il is known that unusual
precautions are being taken to guard
MIN. \ detective was at his side
practically all day.
Investigation had faiied 20 verify
rumors of pronounced activity in
gambling circles but a number of
houses were said TO have re-opened
quietly. Many gamblers who left the
CITY al the time q the exposures OF tn.
Becker ltosenthal case have returned
II Is known. Ii Wa- even carried ia
me district attorney in newspaper re-.
ports that another police lieutenant
was pursuing the grating tactics
/ which Becker is alleged 10 have ON
pluyed. tha, he was "A silent partner
IN one of the gambling houses.
To Prosecute System.
The prosecutor made IL known that
he VIII not rest his cases against the
! system with the conviction Of Becker
I Tie is working up evidence against DO.
/ Ice laxity and grating to lay before
/ The extraordinary grand jury which is
10 continue the John Doe proceeding
| Immediately after the cases of re
gunner in the Rosenthal murder case
\ are disposed Of
Becker. In his cell in the death
house at Sing Sing prison. is being
closely guarded u II practically a
case OF one murderer assigned to look
! after another. for today James Dill
| Ion. "A convict who killed a Brooklyn
man. has been given the work Of car
( ing for liecker's cell Dillon does not
face death for his crime as does Beck
or who IS. therefore. exempt under
| prison rules from menial labor.
William Ferrick. the former mem.
Der OF the Becker police squad. who
was indicted for perjury yesterday
( this afternoon pleaded not guilty and
save $500 bonds for his appearance
I Ferrick was married last night and
said he had not learned OF the grand
| jury's action until today
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Urichsviiie. O.. oct 20. 1912.
Sir.-We. the undersi ened send our
thanks. believing you 20 be the great.
est live wire In the country. sdvocst.
ing feariessly GOOD government IN and
BY the GRIND Old Party that has done
50 much for Us.
We commend you Tor your tireiess
energy. for working a. no other editor
IN our knowledge has, prociairinq the
sound doctrines of Republicsnisr' We
believe that Democrats and Bull Noos-
ers Will Be 90 surprised the next dsy
after Novenber 5 that they WON'T
know what has happened We be.
levc. with a dangerous rsn q the
head Of tNc so.callcd Progressive
party ard a soup. house candI date on
the Democratic ticket. that this coun.
try is threatened with the most alarm
irs darsers since the evil war. But
we have this hope
Uur.rs me crisis % fe6f65 loyal
Demc- as and Republicans took %
arms ss one man and crushed rebel.
on. So viii the loyal Democrats act
on November 8. 1912
We expect the largest vote for Taft
IN our town ever gwen 20 q Repubii-
car President considering the number
of candidates. You may ask us Why
- think 50. Here q IS; on everX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
CONFESSES
TO MURDER
MRS. CONWAY STATES
HI SBAND KILLED GIRL
Mystery Surrounding the Death
of Sophia Singer Cleared by
Woman's Confession.
Stated Her Husband Struck Wo-
man with Door-Knob But
Did Not Intend to Kill.

'Hl'AGO. Ill. Nov. An o-daa,
oi more than q hours OF Questioning
DIOR" down the self possession ~
hratric" Ryall Conway and hvste-i.
t-I admissions made by the worn,n
mere Today. are said by the police 10
'!e"r up the mystery OF the murder
th're Monday night OF Sophia q
sanger. the Baltimore. Md. heires.
Since Mrs. Conway and her bu.
sband were turned over 10 the Chi.
cago police Yesterday IN Linn. Ohio
the detectives concentrated their 90
forts on the woman. putting Conway
through an ordeal OF isolation. sii.
ence and uncertainty This after.
noon. after number OF outbursts OF
weeping any hysteriu. Mrs. CONWAY.
begging for something To eat and a
i'W hours rest. consented TO make A
statement 10 the police II was tax.
en- down by "A stehographer In the
presenc" OF Captain Nooibaar and
Lieutenant Crotty. OF the Chicago DO
nee who later made public n copy OF
what was obtained
Makes Confession.
The statement made public by ths
police as the formal confession OF
sophia invited M to come 10 Chi.
cago. We took suite OF three room.
Tor light housekeeping My husband
ana ! occupied one %: the bedrooms
and Miss singer and WOrthen, her
iiancce. occupied the other. We were
OUT OF money and Sophia knew this
, before We came 10 Chicago On tha
night Of the killing We had dinner to-
gethcr and Worthcn went out. So.
phia went ont to post a letter and
came back after while with her
shOes Wet. Sh" took them off and was
~ her stocking feet about to change.
them. We had quarreIed Mttle
I about the EXPENSE which Sophia wa.
paying. We we're destitute. and sophia
threatened 10 take Morthen and
leave ~ stranded
sophia sand We weren't doing anv.
thing 10 get moncv. She said she had
met "a rich old man and wanted me 10
20 oit with her 10 mee aim and an
other man. Con NHs furious at this
lie said ] did moi have to make money
that way. ] was washing dishes at the
slnk. ] heard a lll. went into the
bedroom and Sophia was lying there.
NY nus shand said 10 me Hurry. lets
get our things and get ont before she
gets cOnSCiOur.' We did not know she
was dead. Con never meant TO ALI
her"
The confession says the pair then
Ned from th" city with SIS which they
took from Miss Singers effects. and
t"o suits Of clothes belonging to ".
u. WOrthcn. Nils. Singers 1ancc
lhey went 10 Hammond. Ind. in "A
street car. and then from place TO
place until they reached Lima. O.
While the alleged confession was
Icing wrung from the Woman. Con-
way covered in a cell. hearing the
screams and plcadings Of his wife.
but he did not know what was going
on. and was denied the privilege OF
speaking 10 any one.
The police expect him to break
down soon and make q statement.
The assertion by the woman that shs
IS married 10 Conway will be verified.
and II she is his wife she cannot tes-
tfy against him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
M GRANTEES FROST
THOMPSON MEETING
Hold Banquet While GUbernatoriaI
Candidate Speaks-Free Trans
portation on Railroad.

CHARLESTON. v. Va, Nov T
Distincdvely chilly was the atmO-
sphere at the Budley theatre tonight
when William X. Thompson was the
chief speaker az what was advertised
10 he the biggest rally OF the cam
paign in this section. The crowd was
perhaps two-thirds as large as when
Dr Hatfield spoke last week. the
theatre being comfortably filled. When
ben Hincr spoke the crowd listened
with interest because of hi, OratOry
but before Thompson was half
through there were many vacant seats.
Though free transportation WAS furn-
i5hed by special trains on four rail-
roads the crowd consisted principally
~ resident Of Charleston The Nc
Griw marching club did NOT attend
the meeting. but instead held q ban
quct tonight
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SCHOONER OSPREY
AND CREW LOST
Captain Tried 70 erin1 Schooner over
Bar But Craft Was Swept
Down on the Jetty.

MARSTIFEILp. oregon. Nov. L.
The steel gasoline schooner OSPREY
and her entire crew of six men were
lost AZ the entrance 81 the port Of
Iarshhrld to-day wh,u the vessel
crashed into the ietty on q heavy sea.
'aptaiu Jacobson attempted to Irlng
th" schooner in over the bar where
%" waves were running mountain
hirh. but the wind failed him and his
boat was swept down wiz. tho jrttt.
The sea drove across the achooner's
decks and IN. netirc crew was carried
overheard.
Aviator Christonerson. ~ Portland.
mad two trips ont over tho wrecked
vessel 10 his bi-planc but could do
nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
TWO ESCAPED coNvIcTs
SLAIN IN WYOMING

RAWL1NS. wyo. Nov. Rich
ardson aud BaChstrum. two Of tho
convicfs who escaped from the
Wyoming poni'eniiary here on Octo-
ber l3. were killed by posse last
night near Powder Springs. on ths
Colorado Wyoming line. according 20
tel Dphonn message received here
late this afternoon.
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HUSBAND GIVES PINT
OF BLOOD IN VAIN
EFFORT TO SAVE WIFE.

COLUMBUS. o. Nov. l.
Although her husband had
given a pint of his blood TO
her In the hope OF saving her
life. Mrs. Grace Glescler. aged
So. died today OF ulcer of the
stomach. The funeral OF Mrs.
Gieseler will be held Monday
az the very time OF that OF
her father. William Wallace.
in Wheeling was TO have cele-
brated his ninetieth birthday
anniversary. Mr. Gieseler's
father also resides in Wheel
ing
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President Taft left at 4:3O p. m. for
New York and Utica, to attend the fu-
neral OF Vice President sherman at
the latter place tomorrow.
UTICA. n. Y. Nov. Utica paid
tribute to-day to the memory OF Vice
President James y sherman. For
hours this afternoon and evening
thousands OF persons filed silently
through the Oneida county court
house and gazed for the last time
upon the face of the Vice President.
whose body was lying in state in the
rotunda OF the building.
Tho body, clothed in n cutaway suit
OF black. reposed IN n state casket OF
solid mahogany. In his right arm lay
bunch of violets. the gift OF his
grandchildren. and in one hand was
a spray Of red flowers from the Sher-
man garden. An Elks' pin. the in
sigma Of one OF the few orders TO
which Mr. Sherman belonged.
cleaned from the lapel of his coat.
The body lay in state from o'clock
this afternoon until o'clock to-
night. and during that period IL was
estimated that more than $4,000 peo-
pie passed through the building.
EIks Attend.
Two hundred Elks. members Of the
citizens committee. the Chamber OF
Commerce. Boosters Club. Oneida
County Bar Association. directors OF
several banks and scores OF citizens.
friends and neighbors OF the Vice
President. were among those who fol-
lowed the body to the court house.
As the cortege moved through the
business section the bells OF the city
hall and various churches were tolled
All street traffic halted for the pro
oession. II had been raining at inter
walls during the day. and the leaden
skies gave promise of a storm.
The crowds waiting at the court
house were kept in check by details
OF National Guardsmen. who later
acted as a guard Of honor while the
body was lying I'm state. The bearers
had scarcely disappeared within the
building when the storm broke.
Many OF those who had gathered
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PUoDLERs GRANTED
INCREASE ~ WAGES

LEBANON. Pa. Nov 1-One
thousand men employed in the mill
departments OF the American Iron and
Steel Manufacturing comsany are ar
fectcd by q notice today OF an ad-
vance ia wages on the basis OF S475
ton for puddlers
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URICHSVILLE, OHIO.
CITIZENS FOR TAFT

hand Bull moosers come 20 Us and
say y have ehsngsd NY mind. Taft
IS good enough for me The same
With Democrats. They don't want 70
vote the bread cut o. their o,Nn
mouths ard the mouths of their emil.
orcn.
We Believe that VIM. a. Taft has
proven q great. a wise. a safe. a God
fearing President. and We again thank
you for the great fight you have MADE
m his behalf long may the old IN
teUigencer live srd flourish.
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IiNNNNA. N.t. T.. Th. election -
General Mario Npnosai and Enrique
Jos. Verona. resps rtitslt. candidate
Tor fh. rr'rideurE and Vice IreeI-
dsrrv = tho Republic IN mo Guus.r-
tatitr trk.f ard Of alI other oandi-
Ilt.s put forwfri Iv o.. C1ua,rva-
us.s. rup'lrs practically assured ct
mid night
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Turks Victorious.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. The
turkish army has recaptured the
town or Bunarhissar from the Bulgar-
ians: and also defeated the Bulgarians
In the vicinity OF Visa. according TO
dispatches received here this after.
noon from Nazim Pasha. commander
IN chief of the Turkish forces
Nazim's dispatches declared tho
Rulgarian losses were heavy and that
al the Turkish army corps have now
been ordered TO advance
Ihe despatch announcing the re-
capture OF Bunarhissar was sent bv
Nazim P?sha n AS o'clock this az
ternoon. II saws also that the Bulgar-
ian column had been cut off.
telegram from Nazim. sent at .
o'clock this afternoon said.
Our right wing has been advanc.
ing since yesterday from Visa. Ma
houd Mukhtar Paeha's army has van
ished the Bulgarian column and now
al or our army corps have been order.
ed 10 advance"
communication sent by Nazim
Pasha to the Sultan during the morn
ing stated that the bulgarian forces
gradually were being hemmed in on
Tour sides. II especially commended
the conduct of his troops ~ Visa. who
were said 10 be fighting gith splendid
devotion and courage.
\ still earlier despatch from, tho
Turkish Commander in ChiDf. dated
Thursday. said the Rulrarianq had
sustained heavy losses in Wednesday
nrhting NJ Eunnrhissar and that a
quantity ~ artillery pieces. rites. ann
munitiOn and other equipment had hc.r
captured Iy the Turks.
Bunarhlssar S. in Thra~c. about for
- miles southeast "f Kirk -Kllisssh.
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DR.. HATFIELD
QUITS PLATFORM
TO AID INJURED
Republican Candidate Stops Speaking
to Care for Injured in Wreck
Given Great Ovation.
By WALTER s. HALLArAr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
TOMS, W. Va, Now Not only as
political patriot. but as a doctor al
ways ready TO answer the call Of hu-
manity for medical aid. did Dr. Hat
field win his way into the carts of
the people through Wyoming and
Raleigh counties to-day on the second
day OF his triumphant tour through
the great industrial districts Of West
virginia. ln bad freight wreck ON
the Nirgnian railroad this afternoon
at a point near Ecclcs, two fremen
were severely scalded The call was
sent out Tor physicians. but none
could bc found and Dr. Hatfield who
had been addressing a great throng
Of people al Bcckelcy was rushed 10
the scene where he administered to
tho suffering men.
The Nirginian wreck intorfcred -
a considerable extent with to-day's
Itinerary for tho Hatfield special. but
u did not rctraCt in any degree from
the grcat enthusiasm shown al every
point where Dr. Hatfield spoke Sew
cral points on the winding gulf Of the
Nirginian had to be passed up because
81 the delay occasioncd by tho wreck
From the time Of the rfist address at
Herndon. In Wyoming county. this
AAA'A tiAAAe NlNfll wv lNlliA EIfff n lNUleuA
at Toms. where he spoke % more than
one Thousand miners. To-day's tour
afforded another striking demonstra-
tton 81 Dr. Hatflelds great popularity
IN southern West Virginia.
Great Throngs.
The greatest meeting Of the day
WAS al Bccklcy. tho county seat of
Raleigh county and the home - Cen
'ral Abe Lilly. where four thousand
people. the gr.atcst number that ever
attended any political meeting there.
were on hand tu hear tho Republican
'aupnirn'rs. Mr. Df.illy shared hon
orr with Or. Hatfield in this marnin-
Client 'monstratiou and tho people u
i''cFlrF took pride in showing their
l"fnlty fo tho native son who has
gained ttat'-v .d, urcminence In thls
campaign hr fhc Iiurkt rrht Do has
been waE'nE along with Dr. Hatfield
Throughout the morning there was
almost a steady downpour of rain. but
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UTICA PAYS
TRIBUTE TO
NATIVE SON
SHERMAN'S REMAINS LAY
IN STATE DURING DAY
President Taft and Other Nota-
bles Depart for New York
TO Attend Funeral.

WASHINGTON. ID G.. Nov. l.
President Taft left at 4:3O p. m. for
New York and Utica. TO attend the fu-
neral OF Vice President sherman at
the latter place tomorrow.
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CONSTANTINoPLE Nov L.
I-snd Iasha. Commander ~ tho
Turkish forcse 90 Scutari. telegraph
lr- under date of pctonrr Zoo ta tho
Commander of tho Turkish corps af
Stfoulti. said.
send mo some Turkish troops u
&C. Impossible fn hold out a. ibis pisr.
with Nihnnians aluur"
Essad Pasha himself BE- Hn Albanian.
The condition rf the refugees who
arn arriving here from KIRK kiis..h
aud Adrinuoplo d. most pit able. som.
10000 ~ them. Including women and
children arr camping Boo the court
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TIE WEATHrP
western Ftnusylvanfa-rair and co-f-
or safur taV suudnv fair. modsrafs vest
60 mort invest esfuda
west virgtuia-rsir and colder sa'ur-
dnV sunday fnir.
ohio-rair Saturday. colder in ssst
portion. sunday FAR. moderats Wesf 10
northwest Ulnda
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ONE OF THE WORLDS GREATEST
BATTLES WAGING IN MOUNTAINS
DECISIVE BATTLE OF
THE BALKAN WAR Is ON
Turks are Routing the Bulgarians
and Indications are That
Tide Has Canged.
Bulgarians Surrounded - Greeks
Massacred in Clash With the
Turkish Forces.

ONSTANTINOPLE. Nav. i.-(Mid-
might. What ever the issue of the
terrible battle now raging on the west
,rn slopes OF the Istrandia mountains
IN Ihrace. II undoubtedly will be
reckoned among the worlds greatest
struggles. Almost uninterruptedly for
Tour days and three nights the battle
mas proceeded. the moon. having af-
iorded sufficient light az night for the
armies to continue their fierce on
slaughts against each other. Turk
the bulgarian rear II this Turkish
which viii be broken only by the de-
cislve defeat OF one or the other
Their complete dearth OF news from
the front Wednesday and Thursday
had given rise to a feeling OF de-
spondency and sensational rumors OF
turkish reverses gained currency. To
day official reports proved these
rumors 10 be unfounded. Telegrams
from various sources gave favorable
accounts OF the military situation. and
the troops commanded by Mahmoud
Mukhtar I'm tho vicinity OF Visa were
especially commended.
Threaten Bulgarian Army.
The Turkish forces were reported
not merely to have been holding their
own, but to have effected an imporr-
ant advance which was threatening
gravity OF the situation. the Bul-
column joins hands with the garrison
az Adrinople the bulgarian army will
be practically surrounded and its DO
sition will be desperate
II is alleged that. realizing the
erav''y OF the situation. tahe Bul-
sarian commanders have withdrawn
The arm vat Kustenie and their forces
before Adrianople and that fhese
troops are being hurried to support
he main bulgarian army's center.
Some idea Of the desperate nature
" the fighting is gathered from the
act that more than 5000 wounded
Ioidiers arrived in Constantinople to-
light from the front. Fortunately n
majority OF the bullets drilled clean
holes in their victims and these will
heal rapidly.
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