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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21

THREE POSTAL CLERKS
ARE SEVERELY HURT


Especial Dispatch TO the Morning iourn1
Gallup. " NJ, Jan. 2O.-The FIRST
section OF the California limited, pro-
ceedng west at a speed in excess of
nfN miles An hour, was wrecked at
the Mauuclito siding, tWenty-scNen
miles west of here yesterday after
noon shortly before o'clock. Three
mail clerks were injured. The limited
side-sWiped the engine attached To
extra freight No. 963, turning that en-
Einc over On it's side. The mail car of
the limited i'm which the three clerks
were working WAS thrown down the
.stetp emhankment and the dining car
and buffet ear were derailed Traffic
as result, viii he tied up until to-
morrow morning.
The limited left Albuquerque on
time yesterday in charge of Conduc-
tor Barney. The freight train, in
charge OF Conductor Downs, and
drawn 10y tire big decapod oil burning
engine No 963, also westbound, had
orders to wait at Manuelito siding to
ALLOW the limited to pass The freight
drew into the siding, but when the
rear of the train had passed To safety,
the front Of the train was not in the
clear.
The limited running under fun head
of steam at lightning speed. passed
the switch and the engineer. not know
iue the freight train was not In the
clear. crashed into it with almost ia
tai results The engineer and fireman
of the freight engine jumped and both
were slightly injured. The limited en-
gine did not leave ;he track, but the
collision severed tho connection OF the
engine with the rest of the train, and
the mail ear cut loose and rolled down
the cmbankment
Luther NJ stone. mail clerk I'm
charge. and Clerks Harry Lathrop
and Leo ST. Amant were knocked
about Ia the rolling mail ear and sus-
tanned severe injuries None of the
passcugers on the train was hurt.
lmmediatoly following the receipt
Of the news of the wreck, the wreck
ing crew from here WAS called and
sent To the scene of the wreck, and
men were ordered from the track ana
section gangs everywhere within fifty
miles of the accident All these men
viii not hc able to reach Manuelito.
however before ! o'clock tomorrow
morning II Is estimated that six
hours viii DE required before the
wreck can bee cleared and traffic re
sumcd Trainmastcr Iiigginson of
WinsloV. is ON the scene superintcnd-
ing the clearing away of the wreck
age
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
STARVATION { j RI
VICTIM TELLS
UGLYST0RY
Damaging Testimony in Trial
of Woman Accused of Muir
dering PATIENT Husband of
Prisoner May Be Implicated

IBy Morning journal speclhi Leased Nlre.I
Seattle. Jan. 20.--"Mrs. Hazzard
said would YOU like a treatment,
Claire and putting her hand on my
sisters abdomen. she pressed down
hard. Claire gave cry and became
unconscious. | said: Is it all over?'
Mrs. Hazard replied yes
Thus Miss Dorothea Williamson
told a jury in the Kitsap county SUI
perior court at Port orchard today Of
the last time sne saw her sister
Claire the wealthy English spinster,
whom Mrs. Linda Burfield Hazard
is accused of numbering at her
starvation sanitarium.'
Miss williamson said she returned
at once to her room, which was be-
meath that occupied 10y her sister. she
heard persons walking about the
room all night and wondered what
they were doing. Il did not know
Claire was still alive, but was told
L.f4t chat she did not die until 4
o'clock ON the morning of Friday, May
19, several hours after they led me
from the death bed" she said.
The witness said that Mrs. Hazard
told her that she was an mbeqle and
probably would be one for life.
After claire dtcu MIS- taIaru
came to me and said it was my sis
tcr's wish that | remain at Ollalla the
rest Of my life. | said that | did not
want TO stay there and that | knew
my sister would not want me to stay
against my will. | wanted To go back
to Australia" she testified.
The witness said that after Clairc's
death she was induced to give Mrs.
Hazards husband. Samuel q. ifa2-
zard. formerly adiutant of West
Point Military academy, power of
attorney authorizing him to look at-
ter some affairs in Vancouver, B. {.
She had $500 deposited in bank
there and told Mr.. Hazard To send
$500 to her uncle living in Toronto.
Two checks for $500, drawn by Lieu
tenant Hazard against the Vancouver
bank account were introduced in evil
dencc. The state will attempt 10
show that this money was not dis
posed of according to the instructions
given by Miss williamson, who was
stll on the stand when court adj
journci.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
GRIEF PLANNED FOR
HA ARVESTE R
COMBINE
Attorney General WiCkerSham
Assures Congressman That
Department VIII Take Steps
to Dissolve Corporation,


Washington, Jan. 20. - Attorney
General Wickersham told members OF
the house committee on rules today
that it would not be necessary for
them to recommend a congressional
investigation of the International
Harvester company as his depart
ment was actively planning the dis
solution of that corporation. On this
Information the committee agreed to
delay action on the resolution of in
quiry introduced by Representative
Foster of Illinois.
The attornev general did not indi-
cate the departments plans more def
initcly. but members Of the commit
tee said they understood the Har-
vester corporation had been flatly In
formed that il must voluntarily dis
solve or be forced To dissolve by gov
ernment suit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
BIV TI-NFS ronSINTI
STILL STRONG WITH PEOPLE.

kansas CIV, Jan. 20. = GeOreo 7.
Record OF Jersey city. y. j.. chair
man of the National Republican
league. discussed the chances Of Taft
Roosevelt and LaFollette as candi-
dates for the republican presidential
nomination here tonight.
Mr. Record. who Is an ardent SUP
porter Of LaFollette. ia speaking oi
Colonel Roosevelt said
y think the Roosevelt candidacy Is
an indication of the fact growing
palmer every day. that the rank and
fiI. of republicans are opposed to the
nomination of Taft. Beyond this fact
there is no unanimitye Of sentiment
for Roosevelt. Colonel Roosevelt is
as etrong IS he ever was, / believe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
LATIN STATES SIGN
ARBITRATION
TREATY
Agreement Between Argentina
and Columbia Modelled After
Proposed Pact Between This
Country France and England



Washington. Jan. 2o.-World peace
was strengthened by the signing IN
Washington today of general arbi-
tration treaty between the Argentine
Republic and the United states of CO.
lombia. The treaty which is almost
the same as those negotiated between
the Emitted States and Great iBrithih
and France Was signed Toy Romul"
S Naon for Argentina and General
Pedro Nd O-pino for Colombia. min
listers from those countries 10 the
nit,i states. 50 neither country had
"a diplomatic representative boa the
capital of the other. the treaty was
signed here. The United states took
no part 100 tho negotiations.
Practically every question involv-
ing sovereign rights in international
disputes except those which may cou-
nict with provisions of the constitu-
tion 81 either country may be settled
hy arbitration under this treaty.
s court consisting of representa-
tive of each country and neutral
third persons mutually agreed upon.
vilI constitute permanent adludica-
ting body
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
PRESIDENT TAFT ASKED
TO COOPERATE IN RELIEF

New York, Jan. 2O.-Steps to faci!i-
tate the sending of relief to starving
millions i'm China. sufferers from the
war and flood conditions. were taken
AT a meeting of well known New York 20
ers with Bishop Greer of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church today.
The bishop was authorized to ap-
point committee of which he will
be chairman to visit Washington and
consult with President Taft and of
hcials of the American Red cross So
.cicty to decide upon plans of cooper
alton by which relief can be brought
about as quickly as possible. The com
mittee is expected to visit Washington
not later than Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
R|CHESON LEARNS
BAD NEWS IN
PRISON
Denial of Respite For Fellow
Murderer Said to Forecast
Similar Fate For Preacher
Who Poisoned Girl,


Boston. Jan. 20.-The Rev G. Y. T.
Richcson sentenced To- die FOR the
murder of Avis Linneli learned to-
night for the first time that there
would Doe no communication of the death
sentence of Silas y Phelps.
MAY God have mercy on Silas y.
Phelps. ann deeply sorry T." ieari ]!
.fbat h. must die ,n the electric chair, ~
exclaimed Richcson as his counsel,
william \. Morse. broke the news To-
him.
The decision i'm the Phelps case mas
been held TO have "a vital bearing on
the case of Richtson and on account
of the latter's nervous condition, th'
news of the governor action has been
withheld from him for several DAYS
in the fear that il might cause a col
lapse.
RIchosou bore up bravely. however.
ACCORDING to his counsel. who sfid ne
stiu has hope and that the fight Tor
communication of his sentence should
go on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
ROOSEVELT NAME IS
RESTORED To
MASTHEAD
PittSburg Leader Determined
to Support Former President
Regardless of the Colonel S
Wishes in the Matter.
IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
Pittsburg, Jan. 20.-The Pittsbure
Leader, which four months ago, at the
mated his name from its editorial
page as its candidate for the presi-
dency. today restored the name with
the statement that 1t advocated his
nomination.
At the time Colonel Roosevelt ask
ed the removal of the name he said
he would consider il a calamity OF
his friends made him q candidate.
While no revocation of the request
is announced. the leader declares the
name will remain. at least until after
the republican nomination. as the Is
sue is greater than the desires OF any
Individual.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21

Met at noon.
Commissioner of Navigation Cham
berlain told the interstate commerce
committee that the ianama cana
would not affect the SueZ canal mon
Oply Of Asiatic commerce.
Attorney General Wickersham. In
conference with rules committee. said
government would proceed against
the International Harvester company
Senate bill allowing Nicaraguar
presidents son 10 enter West Point
passed the house
Foreign affairs committee heard
witnesses urge protection of the
scenic beauty Of Niagara Falls.
Adjourned at D. m. until noon
Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21

Lafayette Ind. Jan. 2o.-J0seph
SIHmp. general secretary OF the
brotherhood OF Painters. Decorators
and Paper Hangers of America. toby
announced that the canvas ~ iii-
lots cast in the recent election has
progressed far enough To- insure th"
reelection of all the general Officers
with the possible exception 90 }. AZ
iinam of Chicago. first vice president
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21

san Francisco, Jan. 2O.-William
b. Nasl, cashier Of the defunct Mar
ket street bank. convicted of having
sued fraudulent statement regard
il the financial condition OF the in
stitution, was sentenced today to five
years in san Quentin prison.
President 4. +. Martell of the bank.
was convicted on similar charge
Yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
WARRANT ISSUED FOR
KANSAS CITY BANKER

Kansas Cir. Mu.. Jan. ga war
rant was issued here today for the
arrest of Horny ". Richardson. for
merlN president ut the American
TRUST company OF Kansas city. which
closed its doors December 80. He is
charged with making a false entry In
fhr books of the company OF which
bc was its chief officer Tie was al
organizer of the trust company.
hich absorbed the All Night and
DAY Eank lsi JulH. lie resigned az
president lst August
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
BATTLE BELIEVED
IMMINENT IN NORTH

St Petersburg, Jan. 20.--A dispatch
from kulja, Eastern Turkestan, says
the revulutionists have decided to
send detachment of ., 200 men with
three guns on Monday to occupy
Tolkinu Pass, where they expect to
meet the Chinese government forces
which are advancing from Urumptsi.
north of the Tian Shan mountains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
TIL, SItN VIE.

Not in session. Meets p. m. Mon
day.
Lorimer senatorial election inquiry
In recess until Monday
Naval year book issued by foreign
relations committee gave United
states second place among naval
powers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21

fr'stuu. la.. Jan. -o.-While riding
uu hoh-sled in "a rabbit hunting eN-
p,ditiun TODAY Frank Hoffman. 36
years old. had his head literally blown
from his shoulders when shotgun
which he was carrying. exploded. He
died instantly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
BODIES OF HOTEL FIRE
VICTIMS FOUND IN RUINS

Boston. Jan. -o-Two more bodies
both Of whom were women, were re-
covered TODAY from the RUNS OF lH'
Retere house making with me Won
ans body found THURSDAY three VIC
Tins Of Tuesday mornings fire.
II is believed The bodies found TO-
day are thos. OF employees of the no.
tel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
UNITED STATES NOW
SECOND NAVAL
POWER
This Government Boasts More
BattIeShipS Than Germany
and Combined Tonnage tx
ceedS That County,


Washington. Jan. 2o.-The naval
year book. issued today under the
ausuices of the senate committee on
foreign relations. gave the United
States second place among the naval
powers. this government having thlr-
t,.-ea,..n battleships- more than
Germany.
In armored cruisers Germany has
fourteen ana the United states twelve
Tho combined tonnage ~ battleships
ana cruisers shows the 7 nited states
has 1s1.G3s tons and Germany b
1924.
Opium Conference
The Hague. Jan. Z0.-Ihe interua-
tionsl opiliu conference practically
finished its work today The confer
ence adopted the protocol which viii
b.. signed January 2a-
The sessions began December T.
last
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
President Doesn't Believe All
PeoDIe Are Fitted For Popular
Goyernment and Would Pro-
tect Courts From Hoi POIIoi'
MINORITY SHOULD
RESTRAIN MAJORITY
Reoews Plea For SimpIifiCation
Of Legal Process at Meeting
Of New York State Bar ASSo-
cation,
,n Naming journal Special Leased wire.I


denpnciation of the principle of Ju-
n.taI recall. delivered To the Bar as
.,ation of the state of New York AT
~. bannuet tonight, President Tatt
raneIuied busy evening here, which
Nv. .mploved chiefly in speech making
"t three different functions.
Amer plea for simplfication Of
,.o,l procedure. which he argued with
m1eh eamcstness befo.e the company
"f LAWYERS Mt Taft WaXed more in
gsiya m coming to the topic upon
which he evidently felt so deeply.
we do not believe that all the peo-
MI. are fitted for popular govern
mentr he said. Some of US 90 not
tire saw so but | do and the questloh
,,hatber al people is fitted for popu-
hr self-goyernment depends upon the
restraint that the minority can place
upon the majority to see that justice
Is done.
I'VE Of the bar are called upon TO
decide whether we are gong to pro-
teet the institution OF the Judiciary
and continue it independent of ma
iorlty during the time that II is decd
i'm, questions of law and justice
The judicial recail--the words
themselves are So Inconsistent that !
/ hate to utter them. Are We going TO
make our constitution a liquid thlnS
| so that IL majority can flood the mans
of Justice. decide every action ana
| override with popular passion ana
prejudice every principle of the gov
| rrnmtoL the greatest God ever m"dr
you must bear in miud thdl thls
,a,', 49,, ',ntr,. o,s,.. maj the men
"'u "'o '""ii'' WI, I rall
s,''', ,,,'r ''t1.ntion tn is maj if is neces-
, M an.d nonnla like vou should
r, tr,t, INA, il I'm Won in
'r ~ ...ri.ts o,,1 tboir iudcpend-
a,..'.nd tb. r,etraints nf the cousti-
t"ti.r rot ,'.r. ,,nnosad bv the
,',.oit ..no.,.t,,,s ANA. 'nannls ever had
In ,.t,,.,,,.,, T., tGa sin,nlirication OF
ls.'al nrn..',,r. the nras,dpnt said he
bFd,t,'. Inn, ,,.t mo ,ar ana the
bsrrh ano.s5 +ba nnonIe greater ef-
,e''l ""5d u"' P'"P'O eli,,i.t,..,
lou toward hah'HE tIic au ~ -,
S''irg ins,ioo ;, '''' ''''''
~ am s'o'l r., i,,o,,. -, ne said. THAT
tb.ro is no,, ,rofo,,nd effnrt r.
s,,,d, - Ft,.,t - am eborten
bHgsti"n s,. M, dai,..' WON'T make
ms, in4c,,a,,t ,ni,,st :.
Tbr.,,h,nt u .,,.,.,. tb. nrest-
lHUuS"uu' nus SpeeCh tHt a.,
rb..r. "a L., 'i,r',t'., M n,.
ras ~, .'C,,i, ~ ,,,',,ras'' bis oninion
or p'',,,,i,, 'u ,,.,,,, a., norncrtion
VIM tis 5.,7,,,..iiti1,i ~ ,ho recau
br.9.bt ,b. i'i,, t,la,ro tn its reet
7,haurti4 80, f,."r. ~
W,Idarf 5ira.,I,. ""' ~ 1"rneyI,.ania
"alu"rl dlfetuN 10 the IehhsN lE""l'
ma sbor,i. "''stv ne 3nG,%, iIoH f,' f"r wesb-
inet,n
Rgesid.,t rs,. ,5sitod >,oy, yor,, for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21

ChicaEo. Jan. 20.-General John c.
Mcdonald. friend of Lincoln. Grant
and sherman. and a brigade com
mauder in the civil war. died here
to-day. lie was so years old
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
1HEATtC SOCINIISN
" MD BN SENATOR RED

r .'ih. Jan. 20-At the ban
r.-..t ' Twenty -Four Karat club
United states senator James
p-...I.... Missouri. who spoke after
- lait. attacked what he call
'--Iatlf aocialism DOGMA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-21
FORECAST.

Washington. Jan. 2e.-New Mexico.
West Texas and Arizona-Fair sun
day and Monday. not much change in
temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
Obituary
Reistcr Obseuuies.

Impressive services were conducted
over the remains OF Nicholas G. Rcist-
or. Ir. a. 81 Joseu Cathedral on
Monday morning AT . o'clock. the Re-.
Edward GALWAY officiating. following
sersices ~ the residence az NO. 81
Twenty second street. 30 So O'Clock
\ large number az friends were pres
ont a. both -.rvic"-. including mem
hers a. the \ q O. W. the EIks aud
tho Knights of columbus The inter
men' va- made ~ NJ calvary Gene.
terry and the fplios esre pail bear
or Or q carroll llr George r.I.
VI Nors- Up g. Datid-ou. aul
i lame ard AIRED Richards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.
once Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.
Elm Grove Personals.

Elm Grove Personals.
Miss Laura A. Young. former prin-
hipal Of the primary department Of
the Elm Grove public school. but now
OF the Loveland school, is Ill in the
North Wheeling hospital
Prayer meeting preparatory to the
Sunday revival will he held this even
ing i'm district No. 133 at the home
OF ]. A. Grandstaff in Patterson. The
meeting will be followed by a meet
ing of chorus OF the Stone church G..
T.. society.
John johnson moved yesterday
from Baird's Run to Patterson.
William Leitel. trouble shooter for
the Western Manufacturers Heat and
Light company. left yesterday for a
brief business trip to- Green county,
Pa.
Tables and other furniture for the
meat market which will be conducted
in the Springer building by W. A..
Hallett & Son were placed in position
yesterday.
c. NJ. Davis. of Elm Grove. has re-
turned from n visit with friends in
New Martinsville.
An interesting session of the Tria-
delphia district Reading Circle will be
held this evening in the local public
school.
Edward Miller who hsa been con-
fined TO his home in McCurdy's addi-
ton. yesterday resumed his studies in
Hines livery stable.
George Amos. local contractor. yes
terday started foundation for a carpen-
ter shop on his property in McCurdy:s
addition.
Thomas Reister is confined TO his
home in Patterson by an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Robert Yates. of Green county. is
spending several days as the guest of
local friends and relatives.
Edward Roe. an aged resident of
near the IS" bridge. is ILL.,
Henry Clay camp. Modern Wocdmen
Of America, will meet in regular ses-
sion this evening in the of T.. hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
Democrats May
Open Pork Barrel

ern and the other standard companies-
Commissioner Lane will preside over
the hearing. and will be assisted by
two other members Of the commission.
The tribunal will be compelled TO sit
At least q week listening to the testi-
mony which will be presented. y
p. o. Appointments
The postofffce department has an
nounced the appointment of the fol-
lowing West Virginia postmasters:
George +. Rodman OF Bargers'
Springs. Summers county: Benjamin
+. Rhodes. of Flatfork. Roane county I:
A. ID. Lewis. OF Ivanhoe. Upshur coun-
ty: Sallie r. Wilson. OF Jones
Springs. berkeley county.
Congressman Hughes has returned
to West Virginia to spend a few days
at Huntington before the marriage OF
his daughter, Miss Mary Elouise,
which will take place this month.
Senator Chiffon left last night for
Charleston. to be with his family for
a few days and also to transact some
private business matters.
The report OF the internal revenue
department for the past fiscal year
shows that there has been but one raid
Of an Illicit distillery In West Viz
ginia during the year. Georgia leads
the list of moon shine" states with
901 raids.
Senator Gary Silver and Stuart Wal
ker. of Martinsburg. were visitors al
Senator Chilton's offices to-day.
Attorney f. ID. Talbot. of Elkins
was visitor at Senator Chilton's
office this afternoon.
Senator Chiffon has interviewed in
behalf of $. Talbot, of Buckhannon. a
seaman, who has encountered seem
difficulty with the government over a
slight breach of discipline. Talbot
was to have been tried by court mar
tial but the senator was able to have
the trial eliminated and there will
probably be only light sentence
meted out to the offender. who ap
pears TO have unoonscoiusly broken
some OF the minor rules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
ARRANGEMENTS Made

A. the regular weekly session of
Mystic Lodge. knights of Pythias.
held last evening IN 'he X ~ =. hall
ARRANGEMENTS were made for celebrat-
ing the forty-ninth Anniversary of the
founding Of the order. which will be-
observed on February 20 The mem
bers and their families vii par-ici.
pate. NJ the meeting lat eveuirr
The rank Of PAGE Was conferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
No. Morning Session.

Because the engine in the local
public school refused TO work yester-
day morning the building could not be
heated and consequently no morning
session OF school was held The en-
CINE was placed in order about noon
and in the afternoon. school progress
ed as usual. Last evening the engine
was again out of commission but it
is likely 1t Will b. repaired in time
for school this morning..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
Public Sale.

Alexander Shaw will conduct a pub
lie sale of his household and personal
property at his farm on Peters Run
on Thursday, February %. commenc-
ing al 10 O'Clock. Live stock and
farming Implements will also be OF.
iered for sale. AuctiOneer G. ". Burt.
the well known auctioneer OF Elm
Grove. will have charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
BROTHERS FREED
Scott and okey Bloc Are Acquitted
ofCharJe of Numbering Walter
Hedrick.

sp"cirl Dispatch TO Il, Int,l'i-eucer.
HI\fI\GTp\. W. Va. Feb scott
and Ok"y Bloic brothers. vcr, ac-
quilted In the criminal court today 81
the charge of murd,r at Walter He'd
rick. son "f "a prominent family who
escaped from ar asl lum and whose
body was later found in th. ohio
IIlar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-06
West Alexander Council.

a regular meeting Of the West AIeg-
ANGER council ~as held Mondas even.
NIX aud IN addificn fp ruufIn. hl-.-
hess. The proposition of pavinr Tho
main street o. ~" toun 49, d. dsd
upon 81 mas meeting held lat
Ne"k and submitted 20 council ua.
discussed fsso-pe arfion vas
faksn