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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
GRIFFITH INJURIES
NOT VERY SERIOUS
And Flynn Too May Get Well
Though His Skull is
Fractured.

william +. Griffith. injured in an
automobile accident, viii recover. lie
may have slight fracture OF the
skull and was badly squeezed. HIS
internal injuries are not regarded
serious. He is able TO sit up.
james Flynn, of ConnellsviIle, Pa,
has the top of his skull fractured and
his internal injuries are serious.
There Is a chance for his recovery.
Peter Dugent, OF Baltimore, a youn Z
lawyer. has his right leg broken at
the knee and it win he some time
before he can leave the hospital
AN Inquest began this afternoon
over the body of Miss Anna McI-iu-
den, nurse and maoicarist, whose
home was at Fairmont, and her body
will lie sent there this evening for
burial
The inquest jury impannelled by
DR.. S. NJ. Mason, composed of How
ard White, c. Z. Prunty, MarCellus
McCIung. NJ. Scott Riley. William
l. Geppert and Jacob Bloch. viewed
the body of Miss McLinden at 1890
clock MONDAY AFTERNOON anu ~
journed until ] o'clock Tuesday at,
, ternoon when Witnesses viii be ex-
amined.
{ The accident occurred shortly before
II o'clock Saturday night in front OF
: DR.. B. F. Shuttlesworth's residence
/ on Main street. Coming down the
/ Main street hill alta very rapid speed,
the car seemed 10 get from under the
control of Mr. Griffith. owner ant
driver. as a Bridgeport street car was
/ going down the hill east and the
! bright headlight Of the street car
: evidently confused the driver as the
car zigzagged TO either side OF the
, street and finally shot against :
large maple tree, precipitating The
occupants with the exception of Mr..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
INTO River
.Skidding Automobile Plunges
with Six Passengers
Near Fairmont-

F,AIRAdONT. Nov. is. = Their
auto skiddng. u party Of six Fair
mon;ers we're dashed into the icy WI
.terS of shc Afouongs heIst river yesfcT-
day. The driver. George Pears,
suffered the fracture OF several RIBS.
but will recover. Three ladies in the
pa rty were slightly injured.
In the party were MT. and Mrs.
George Bears. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
oEker and Mr.. aud Mrs. David oltSer-
The car WAS proceeding at Il moders t.
speed along the river road about Two
miles from the city when il skidded.
ana Notwithstanding the despersisSs
Efforts of Bears. went over the bank
ana into the river. Fortunately the
water was shallow or several would
have been drowned Several pers o1isS
who witnessed the mishap hurried TO
the scene and cNtricated the aCtofsis'
who were hurried 10 the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
LOST GIRL FOUND
BY THE TELEGRAM
Lucy Ffarman, Who Disap-
appeared, Visited West
End Friends.

through the medium of the Daily
Telegram, Lucy Hartman, the four
teen-y girl OF Industrial who
strangely disappeared last Thursday
while shopping in the business section
OF the city. has been found and taken
home by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hartman.
The parents applied Saturday at
police headquarters for assistance in
searching for the missing girl, of
whom not trace had been found
since she left her mother two days
before to get a prescription filed at
drug store. In that days issue of
the Daily Telegram. an occount OF the
girls disappearance and descrip-
ton Of her were published. Two
hours afterward. a West End reader
of the Telegram read the article. re-
ruembercd having seen the girl at a
house on the West Virginia and Pitts
BArg branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad near the city and tete-
phoned the information to police
headquarters.
! The girls. parents were Immediately
notified and in company Of a police
man went to the place designated
and found their lost daughter. The
parents were greatly relieved and
overioyed to find her and they were
profusc in their thanks to the Teie-
gram and the police department for
I - -. -. :. .,--.-.e,,I -RroPfs
1t appeared that Lucy had gone to
the home OF friends OF the family and
decided TO visit them few days.
Word to that effect was sent to her
home but through forgetfuIness OF
other cause. the parents never re-
F, ceived the message. At least that is
the version she gives OF her absence
which caused so much anxiety on the
] part OF her parents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
MEMORIAL DAY
OF the Elks the Present Year
is Less Than Two
Weeks Of.

Two weeks from yesterday will be
annual memorial day Of the EIks. The
services will be held at s O'Clock at
night in the First Methodist Episcopal
church. there being no public haIl or
theater in the city suitable a.ad the
auditorium at the Elks' home being
too small. The committee in charge
of which Samuel r. Bentley is chair
man is busy preparing the program
for the occasion. As number of
prominent members died since the
last annual lodge of sorrow the ser
vices will be unusually interesting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

CHAR.E EsSTON. w. Va. Nov. IS
The body of workman, whose
name is not yet Iarued, was found at
the tipple CT the Crown Hill Coal
Company at Crown Hill The dead
man is reported as strike breaker.
The first session OF the military
commission since the new martial
law proclamation was issued cover
ing about rhirty-fye square miles of
territory on Paint and Cabin creeks
will be held today Already there
are enough cases for the military
commission to keep It busy for sew
eral days, and if the plan of small
army and a strong court is carried
out. no Ieniency viii 0e shown vio-
Iators. BY order OF the governor
and adiutant general all imprison-
ment sentences mean the penitenti-
airy and the military commission IS
given the power to impose any SEN
tence, either greater or less than
that provided under civil law.
Among the first cases to be tried
viii be those of three women and
two men arrested Sunday for shoot
ing. They stole hanGcar, ran it
outside of what they Interpreted the
martial law boundary and opened
fire. They were captured and placed
under arrest.
John stehl and John W.ster, II
and IS years of age, respectively,
whom Mother Jones stated she
was taking to washington to ap-
pear before the department of COM
merce and labor. it now appears.
were participants in the attack on
the passenger train on Cabin creek
and were shot when the FIRE of the
strikers was returned One was
shot in the shoulder anG the other
in the back Instead OF bringing
them to Washington to appear be-
fore the department of commerce
and labor, they were taken TO hos
pital in baltimore for treatment af-I
ter being treated by q local. pnysi-
clan.
Several car loads of strike break
ers were taken up Cabin creek this
but no report asto whether
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CContinIIed on mage eight
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

Bg Train Ma ziRG from
Camp 70 Where Traction
l.len Were at Work

WaI Cslas aged - years, foreman
ftr Kelley brokers, contractors. Who
are building the traction line from
this city 70 Weston for the AECnon-
gaAcla Valley Traction Co5np8ny was
irstaatly killed Monday morning
Whfle E.o.1g from construction camp
near sEcHacrter tc the place where
his men were wcrlring near Jane Lew
Mr.. Cain lef the camp ~ S o'clock
and was going 40 the railroad track
TO where his men were working about
half mile above the camP, He did
not hear the train and the train crew
did NOT see him in time to avoid tho
accident The members. OF the train
crew notified mcmEegs or his crew
and they carried the remains to the
camp. where they mortified the Warne-
lynch Undertaking Company and the
remains were brought 70 the city and
prepared for burial. The funeral
arrangements have not been complies
cd. Mr. Cain resided near Buckhan-
non and the remains VIII be sent
there
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

AI.LFNS ARE DENIED
NEW TRIAL BY COURT
AND THEY MUST DIE.

tdlteen years. Victor Allen was ac-
Quilted Of charge OF having par
ticipated in the murders.
sidna Allen brother OF Floyd AL
len, and recognized leader Of the
clan. and his nephew. Wesley Ed
wards, eluded pursuit for many
weeks. and eventually escaped out
of the virginia mOuntasas and made
their way west They we're captured
at Des Mofnes, Ia, September II, as
the result of iove affair of young
Edwards. A letter from him was
lost by Maude IroIer. OF Mount Airy.
~ C., and detectives followed its in
formation and captured the two
men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
SEA VOYAGE
Of Woodrow Wilson and Par
ty Comes to An End
Today.

OK BOARD STEAMSHIP EURMU-
DIAN AT SEA, Wireless via Sea
Gate, y. y, Nov. 1S-Woodrow Will
sons vacation trip sea voyage will
come to close today when the
steamship carrying the PRESIDENT
elect and family viii reach HamiI-
ton. Bermuda. The party has been
favored with fair weather and the
governor has thoroughly enjoyed the
days and nights at sea. Governor
wilson spent most of sunday even
ing on deck telling stories to his
friends, but Mrs. Wilson remained
in her cabin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
Are Begun IN the Criminal
Court with Judge Maxwell
on lie Bench.


The criminal court resumed its
work Monday n1orning- Jim Pap
pas and Peter Burnos confessed e
the sale or inIo1feants without a
state license and they were given
jail sentences and fined Pappas
got two months and So, while Burr
nos having three Indictments against
him was give sentence Of six
months and a1ea $40.
James cIiTats confessed to ear
rying a revolver and was sentenced
to serve six months in jail and pay
a fine OF $50 ana costs.
A. l.. delaney vas placed on trial
charged with the theft Of so from
FeinbeTg.
The trial docket has been made
up as follows:
Tuesday. November 1s-Mtke
sary felony and George and
Matthew Fogg and Ben. Plum fell
ony
Wednesday,. November 2o-claude
Wilcox. samuel WISE and Greene
F-erreH. felonies,
Thursday, November 21-Harry
Davis misdemeanor. Nick Paste,
Mike French and Samuel Habel fell
onies.
FRIDAY, November 22-okey Nor
ris bastardy. Cary Mays and G. II
felony. and Meyer ROsen-
shine fnisdeme1noT
Monday, November 25-Joe De-
yono murder.
tuesday. November 26-Daniel
Wolfe felony.
WEDNESDAYS. November CLOS
eph Diaz felony Tony villa INSIDE
meanor and James Heavier INSIDE
meanor-
Friday, November 29-steye Lo-i
mentjne and Riley Ables INSIDE
meanors, and Frank Delore, John
Delore and Tony isabelle felony
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
GRAND JURY
Is Ordered to Lock at Once
into Vote Buying in the
State Of Ohio.

sTEUBENyILLE, o.. Nov. is
Judge Richards in common pleas
court here today ordered the Sep
tenber grand jury to investigate
charges that votes had been bought
in Jefferson county. Prosecutor
Paisley wanted the investigation
held over until representative from
Attorney General Hogan's Of
flee could be present but the judge
oyerruIed his objection.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

Dugcnt, who remained in the car
with a broken leg, INC result of get
ting il caGsht IN some of the mech
anism of the wrecked car. Miss Nc
Linden was thrown out OF the rear
seat against the curbstone Her
skull was fractured and her abdomen
badly torn. She died almost instant
~ Mr.. Griffith was thrown over the
front part of the car and his body
took the Steering wheel with it. Mr..
Flynn was thrown out on the pave
ment.
Men rushed TO the scene of the
accident and lent first aid to the in
jured and the body of Miss AIcLinden
was sent to the warne-Lynch Under
taking COmpany's place The in
jured were rushed to St Mary,s hos
pital. where physicians looked after
them in operating rooms several
hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

REST OF
Runs Many F1ol
Of the Splendi5
can Clis

CHARL EsDolS No.
returns made to ChlsE1ol
L.akin - the county elct
several counties of 1lE
show that the
corded Goyernol
neld over william q.
Bemocfatic l
while the uGlcEo1
Or. Hatael -
WIS anticipated a
returns sbosa s6t os
Republics subsllEll
was wen scattoFed GlIc
OF the I'VE eonsFe
Hat6eId carrying each OF tie
Congressional d5Stricta
IN the First couGrc siORaa
DR.. Hatfield received 1883 mage
Second, 1916; Third, 40 6i oU
2.I64; and the Fifth, 1.s1
Second district is tie home Of Gil
man James S. LRkin who condlez,
the fight for the Repnbltean
nee. and it was the blnner can
sional district, while Presto.
the home OF Chairman
the next to Mcdowell con-
fields home, in giving
the Republican ticket
Shairman Lakin analgzli
turns today. asertbed ms
lie HATFIELD majority %
10, 900 mark to the tact
last week OF the camEoG,
publicans and PrOeFsl
ing the example OF Dr.. GE
voted their efforts to The elss
a Republfean legi5 .stliFes ltl4ile
Democrats, feeling int their
lafure ticket was safe.
rison finish IN an effort 70 noss
DR.. Hatfield and succeeded IN rex
ducing his majority matertalIy tn
the last few days OF the eamp1Ie;n-
While the official vote Tor the
presidency and the rest Of the gIlie
ticket mas not been compiled. pN4
to the failure OF many canVlG8ines
boards to make their reports q. TIE
secretary Of state, It is estiu1atee
that the remainder Of the Republic
can state ticket viii run from 6, 0f9gl.
10 SSOOO 'oISS II SASsSS u LIZ $3.50
Material nominee. The returns for
the Republican and Democratic cE-
didates was not as large aS fQu
years ago. but the socianst votes
which will be between $4,000 and
30. 900 viii make the total Vot2
something like 10000 more than
four years ago.
With the exceptions Of the eoU32ss
ties of Barbour. Monroe, TayEO
Wayne. webster and WyonlE-.sss
where the offcial vote was receiEee
from unofficial sources. the follo7
ing official vote is shown as giyenz4Z
the county clerks:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
HEATED DEBATE
Is. Expected in Federation
Convention on the So
cialist Question.
ROCHESTER,

ROCHESTER, y. Y. Nov IS
After three days rest the American
Federation os Labor resumed its an
nual convention today with prospects
of an exciting week. The fight OF
the radical wing on the Socialist
question may be brought to the hoor
OF the convention and it is expected
to provoke heated debate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
BATH TUB
Trust is Given Death Blow
by the Fedetal SUI
preme Court

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS--The SUI
preme court of the United states this
afternoon delivered q death blow at
violations Of the Sherman antitrust
law under the cloak Of protection Of
patent laws by aanuiling as invalid
license agreements which aeld-snanU-
facturers OF sanitary ename!ed iron
ware together in q combination
known as the bath tub trust
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
HATFIELD INrRovEs.

ECKMAN. W. Vas Nov. rs-T'ne
condition of Dr. H. D. Hatfield con-
Times to Improve. ii IS be-esyed
that within a week he will be well
on The way to recovery The gov
ernor-elect probably viii take long
rest preparatory to planning to as
sumo the duties OF his Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
WILSON ARRIVES.

NEW YFoRK, Nov. 1s-A cable
message received here today an
nounces the arrival Of the steam
snip. Bermudian with President,
elect wilson and party on board at
Hamilton. Burmuda, this morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
OIL GOES Up
Another Five Cents and the
Price is Now Quoted at
$3.50 a Barrel.

,PiTTsBURG, Nov 1s-An adj
vance Of Eve cents barrel to $3.50
was made in Pennsylvania crude oil
today, the second within a week.
Corning, New Castle. Capaii and
Mercer black were also advanced
the same Somerset WAS advanced
two cents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
TO DEPosE OFFICERS.

ccLUMBTs. o., Nov. Is.-Repre-
sen "a tives of the lusurgeut element
among 5000 Ohio members of ihe
modern yVoodmea Of the World, met
here today TO organize vita the IN
tention of attempting TO depose the
oreSent natforal Officers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
TO HUNT.

Il. Wilson, Frank a. Wilson.
Frank Donohue. David ]. Carter and
". S s:mcral will leave tomorrow
morning Ter Tie grounds CT the Al
Iegheny Spor;smen's Association at
HuntersviIie, Pccahontas county,
where they will spend week hunt
ing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
JACK JOHNSON
Asks Supreme Court 10 Adj
vance His Case for Hear
ing January 6.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. IS
Through his attorneys, Sac6 john
son. negro pugilist, today asked the
United States supreme court to adj
vance his case for hearing on jan
uary s, when four other cases ques-
tioning the constitutionality Of the
white slave law Will be heard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
DYNAMITE VAULTS.

KINGSTON. Tenn, Nov 10
Robbers dynamited their way into
the vaults Of the Kingston Bank and
Trust Company today, secured ST.
500 and escaped.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
FEARS CHOLERa.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s-The Uni
ted states public health service is
drawing tighter its lines of precau-
ton on the Atlantic coast because OF
the appearance Of cholera in the Bal
kan war zone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
MIR. REEDER ILL.

Benjamin 4 Reeder. aged resident
and war veteran, is quite i'll at his
home on Preston street He IS
threa tened with pneumonia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
AT NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. Is
President Taft arrived here today to
attend regular meeting of the yale
corporation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
PROF. Herring HERE.

Prof. Hennand Herring. of Concord.
n IL, arrived in the city this morn
ing 70 deliver lecture urder the
auspices Of the Christian Science
church OF this city tonight in the EIks
Club auditorium. The publjc is cor
daily invited 70 attend. The seats
VIII be free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18
CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.
c7IICAGo.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-December
wheat closed S6as; corn Az oats
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

H. L. smith, CT Huntington. IS a
Waldo guest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

CoN.sTANTINoPIzE. Nov H.
a detachment Of 100 British blue
jackets has been sent by the British
cruiser. weymouth, to sraEd the
Omitted States emblssy as the Amer
lean station ship. seorDian. had been
allotted to duty on the upper Bos-
phoroas and AraeEiean cIut1eFs are
not expected here until ttie end Of
the month.
BELGRADE. Asoy! 1ST1e Turk
ish fortress, Monster. surrendered
this afternoon with 5o,9eO soldiers
and three generals to serVfan troops
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-18

CONTINUED o Iogo three.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
TALKING PEACE
 WITH BULGARIA
PLENiPoTENTlARIEs oF TURKEY AND BULGARIA MEET
 A0AlN.
Special Nugget oasvIeA

LONDON. Nov. 26.-Ths plenipoten- tiaries of Turkey and Bulgaria met again today near Tchatalpa and arc once more discussing terms of peace. Bulgaria Is now said to be most anx- ious to have the question settled be- fore the powers enter into tho ar- engagements and spoil all her plans. The willy Turks recognize fully the change which has come within the past few days in the condition of af. fairs and are seeking to take advan- tage of the circumstances. It is now certain beyond question that Constan- tinople will remain under the govern. mcnt of the Turks but 1t looks prooa- ble that Bulgaria will concede . great deal more than ever now 90 that peace may come before the big fellows get started.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
MASQUERADE
 DELIGHTFUL
ALL HAD MERRY TIME AND EVERYTHING WORKED LIKE
 4 CHARM.

The masquerade ball given by the Eagles Saturday night was all that any one could wish for. From the be- ginning to the end there was present that indefnable atmosphere of gaiety that makes success certain. Some of the costumes were really good and many were exhruciatingl yfunny.
 The first prize for ladies was won by Miss Jennie Martin who impersOnated squaw to perfection. The second prize went to Miss Blanche Nisiney and the third to Mrs. Martin Daniel son.
 Otto Binder as a tramp received the first prize for men Messrs. Seger- strom and Hagen supplied the third prizes.
 The judges were Judge Hobbs. Mrs. W. A. Gilmore and Mrs. J. Nj. Sloan.
 As usual in such cases extreme diff fculty was experienced in choosing between the costumes as many seemed to possess equal excellence. The mu- sic was splendid. the great hall was comfortably filled. the committee had provided excellent refreshments and "Hime Sweet Home" came all too soon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
oeFicERs oF AksALA.

The preliminary meeting Of the Ak saia committee for Ie13 was held ih the once tof W. 4. Gilmore and organ ised with tho following oflcers: W. A. Gilmore. chairman: 4. Poiet, treas urer. and L. L. Scott. secretary.
 The chairmSn of ths different com- mittses were appoinsed and they sm- powered to select the rest oftheir com mittes. same to be announced at the next meeting. The colors fo Tthe car- nivai to be green and gold. It was de- cideA to have . queen as in previous yeass and to have voting begin on Decsmbeg 10 at F o'clock noon and to close at p. m. on the evening of De- ccmber %. Votes to cost one cent each and to have ballot boxes at Toby's candy store and at Losnen Bros. It was the consensus of opinion that the expense should be kept as low as possible. The committee adjourned to meet at 1s o'clock noon Sunday. De- cember l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
6IOvANNITT|
 IS NOMINATED
MAN IN JAIL IN U. g. PUT UT FOR ITALIAN CHAMBER oF
 DEPUTIES.
su.ela, Nugget ssrvIos.

snselal Nugget Ssrvies:
 ROME, Italy, Nov. 26.-GioVahn''''' oue of the men now in jail in connec- ,Ion with the strike riotinG in Massa- chusetts, United States. mas pee" nominated by the socialists of this city for election to the Italian chamber OF deputies. Many people here peieNe that this movement will have the et- feet of causing the United States an- thorities to send Giovannitti back to this country. Quite an uproar Is oe- ing made by the socialists of Rome over the arrest of Ettor and Giov"n- nitti and attempts have been made to secure the services of the Italian gov- ernment to obtain the mems release.
 whether the government of Italy has taken any steps or not in the mat ter is not known. but 1t is most likely that the Italian authorities are not foolish enough to interfere in a mat ter which concerns the United States alone.
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BOOKINGS $
 IMPRISONED
M'NAMARA'a auccsssoR SAID TO hAvk ogCelvEO
 gVGRVoNE.
epseiai NvOosa essvssA

OUSW0s NUU.@S SV
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. s4.-H0ck- ings. the successor of McNamara as secretary of the Structural Iron Work CTS. is proving himself to be one. of the most amazing scoundrels that eyer drew the breath of life. The court yesterday decided that he had deceiv . cd everyone and that his word could bo no nore trusted than that of An aniaa himself It also decided to double his ball and as he failed to secure the necessary amount he was placed in prison and there he now ts.
 Hoclkings is evidently of that class of blackauards that are shown now to have reached prominent places In labor circles all over the country and have done co only to take advantage of the real working men. His ovs- dencs against the members Of the union showed him to Dc a coward and hi1 further appearAnce show him to oe an absolutely reckIess liar. It is gen sraily believed now that some of the men on trial may be quite innocent and were only the tools of . contemp- tibie bunch of advsnturers that made easy iivings by using the unions which they got hold of by pretending to Do the warmest adhercnts of labor and sociaiiRtic doctrines