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The evening world., 1912-11-12
SIX MEN MEET DEATH
IN CRASH OF DYNAMITE.
Two Thousand Pounds of the Ex-
plosive Let Of at Powder Plant
Causes Death of Workers.

GARY. Ind. Nov. l2.-Slx men were
killed by an explosion OF two thousand
pounds of dynamite in one Of the pack
houses at the plant Of the Aetna Pawder
Company near here this morning. The
dead include william Halpln. foreman;
Charles schmidt, c. o. Carlson. and
three unidentified workmen. A number
of workmen were reported to have been
,njurd but officials of the company said
this was incorrect.
The evening world., 1912-11-12
HUBBY ATTACKED
GUEST INFERIOR,
Wife EXPLAINS
Of Course, Young Judson
Had to Flee Flat Without
Explaining.
DENCKE HELD IN BAIL.
Rushed Into Rooms After
Phone Tip That Made Him
Very Angry.
DENCKE HELD IN BAIL.


otto DencRe' 10 "no" 'ne po"'o ~"
for an explanation OF what happened IN
the Denoke apartment, No. West One
Hundred and Fourth street. yesterday
before young Frederick Judson rushed
into the street. with a dozen wounds and
pot oulte half clad. was arralsned be-
fore MAGISTRATE Murphy In the West
f;ide Court to-day.
pencxe fed 10 New Haven after the
attack on Judson. whom he found in his
nat nut returned to-day, on advice of
counsel. 20 give himself up lie was
arrested A broadway and Forty.third
s,rest-a rendezvous arranged with de.
aso,svss nv his attorney. John Blddis
carl ~ No 17s broadway. lie was
h.,a IN soo hail on a short afY,davit.
charging feionious assault.
II IL from Mr.. Dencke that inside de-
tails will have TO come Mrs Dencke
declares there's really nothing to It but
a Jealous husbands mistake. Olga.
her maid. lost her English In the excite
ment. and Judson IL satisned to lie in
,hs ho.nita, md let, the dozen knife
o,,na. IN 81. hs,, and iers heal
-. - . ,s~.,s,. m,.,,... ..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
0HIOANS LAUD THE
WHEELING BOWLERS
PRESIDENT SELL GIVES OUT IN.
TERESTING INTERVIEW
Canton Promoters Expect Four ur
Five Delegations TO Be on Hand
AZ tournament.

CANTON. O.. Dec e--ThrouEh
the Efforts ~ President Sell o, the
Ohio stat" Bowling association bowl
er~ Of Wheeling " Va. have b"cn
aiELrd tu participate 90 the coming
ioI. u'y 81 Buckeye domains to hC
held in Canton during the middle OF
January on %" Tabernacle alleys
Word came from the ~foEioiand roll
I'r that your or i've agErrEdt .ou~
VIII Do" ON hand instead eff only one.
ih' original a-r"emcuf Application
las been made 20 secure lu evening
r'-"rt1f .ur the hyo.man teams.
Oh" double auI individuals taking up
Doe" tim" fh- t.Iuw.ug morning o.
"Il D." iIe N.-f slime iu the history
of fhc Ohio or-auifa'5oI -l4t West
virginia Ice been rcrr. l..d
w The. lIr-'- delegation ID boz made
up OF repre- "HfatIt- t.. Ilcu~ uho
haN" taken up bowling as means u.
exercise aad recreation s1if Frr-I.
dent Sell Iiur-lit -'N. .Ap.sf fp
hear from lIH' .oi' 4ud Piffshureu
bowl "rs by 'b" end o. the present
Wtsn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

learned Yesterday that Tommy Dolan.
the popular stogls maker. will receive
e. large number % votes from an
last End delegation. while the other
members 81 the squad will likely de-
liver many votes from other portions
- the ci,y.
WarWood may also Be entered IN
the contest. Lash. Mountford. Burke.
Roth and johnson are the members OF
'h' squad. and no doubt they would
receive the undivided support 90 the
'"Wnsmen and their many friends 10
the city.
At the Mail Pouch factory IL found
many bowlers They have a team
composed 81 H.ldebrand. Reister.
Reed. Grammer. Krauzs. Wizard and
EurnhardL They will no doubt make
strong race n the contest.
Bridgeport Bo~lers.
IN bridgeport. MANY bowiers can Re
found. among sucn toSsers OF the
iignun vitae a. sheppard. Barris.
Mack. Duncan. Cook. Woods. Rraun.
Myers. Neveda IIul. Brfndley. brown.
Bloom. Young. Fuzzy. irwin. Sonamers
Cusick. ClyGe. williams. Barker. Del
man. Miller. Reed r. Harding. A
Harding. Elder. Wise. Clemens. Irwin
and many others. That several will
enter the Intellirencer contest 20 rep
resent the Buckeye state. r. air.adv
evidenced. and they will receive the
undivided support OF their city and
vicinity IN the race.
Tho Aviators. who are second IN the
standing OF the Musee League. com
posed OF Sarver. Rankin. King. Eli.
ana Hastings. will probably make the
ri'" "a "A unit ~ five men. This club
is one Of the leading bowling teams
10 the CITY. and would. no doubt. Get
wei up 90 the prize money al IN.
American Bowling Congress tuurna-
mcut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
OVER INTELLIcEscER CONTEST
SOON TO BE STARTED.
One Entry Already IN and Likely
Several fiVe-Mer Teams viii
Entsr-Will Start Jan. I.

Only four more DAYS remains for
the battle OF the ballots 20 begin iu
The Intelligenccr bowling contest.
which Will send i've Of tho bowl,rz
receiving the largest number Of
votes 20 the American Bowling con
Eress tournament az Toledo. -. with
all necessary "NpcHser paid. which iul
cludcs the 'u'ry fees. railroad fare
and hotel bills.
The first entry 20 be received from
out Of the city was sent To- the In
teliigencer last evening. Foss Haiey.
81 Parkersburg. who. until few
weeks ago. resided IN this clis. has
entered. lie was member 81 the
Wheeling team while a resident al
the city. and will likely 20 10 m
tournament with Ia. same team. re-
sardless as 10 whether he b. "A con-
test winner Oi not. n is expected that
Jesse King. better known 49, PADDY. 90
Who II managing the Temple Bowling
alleys of Fairmont. will enter IN tho
contest PADDY was formerly man
ager 81 the Great Northern BowI.na
alleys, Of this city. and has many
friends here. who will probably aid
him In the contest.
Contestants Making Ready
Every bow Ter. who has SO far an
nounced his Intentions ~ entering
into the contest. ls already making
preparations for tho race. Every
friend Will DO seen and asked 10 save
the coupons for their favorite. Bowl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
BOWLERS GROWING
VERY ENTHUSIASTIC

INK alleys have teen established as
n"adquart'rs for many prior 20 che
opening ~ th" contest and they ar
making thor campaign JOB "a gum shoe
fashion. which show that several
politicians az the "olG line are going
20 make the rarc. end o. will keep
every contestant hlsilng from the
start 20 the nnish
William ,. Ennis former national
cpmmittc man. - The American
Bowling Congress has written .
President Howard and Secretary
I-anEfry REGARDING tho contest iu
order ." nave 10 ou1.rs.d and 20 make
preparations for the entry - the sue
'.ssful candidates.
Gus WeitzcI AMI his Newark squad
composed 81 TO-. veteran leader.
Cochran. Wel'y. M,Gul-an. Monroe
and Ste'nmetz. hav. been mentioned
~ contendcrs. Ws'zeI and cochran
have already attended American
Bowling Congress tournaments. and
Wheeling TO ever enter bowling
tourney under the auspices Of this
organization.
To Slate Five Candidates.
tn" fremicrs and ProgrpSSives
teams have gotten together and 10 f.
understood that th'Y nave arranged
20 slate nN" candidates among mem
beers - the two teams. Guy Pryor
aud Lionel NiEhtenFaie are two 81 the
members. while the two Schaeffers.
kiilhuck. lIughcv g. Miller. are e1-
p"ct'd Co be- selected as the other
three men.
The X. X ". team. composed ~
Doiters. g. Wilhelm. Do!an G. WI
helm and schultz may De found
entered into the contest. II was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
ELLIS HELLER co.
ANNUAL TOURNEY
POPCORN BALLS AND PEANUTS EN-.
GAGE IN CONTEST.
Travelling saissmen Meet IN Their Fourth
Annual Tournament at
EuEee Alleys.

The Ellis and Iiofer Candy Comrany
engaged IN tucir fourth annual t0fir1a-
h.sht 4AsL evening at the Musee bowling
alleys. The SIX sa.esmen. three houss
men ana thrcc proprietors made up the
entries m tie tourney. The team events
were not concluded az late hour last
evening and u Is not known yvren ~ -
ooub4es and individuals viii be rolled
Duck Pins vas tie principal diversion
marry hIcoc! captalEel the I1pcnrus
the Peanuts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
BRIDGEPORT BOYS
Wen One and Lost One IN Basket
Ball Games Last
Evening.

Witnessed by large audience. IN
The high school gymnasium. the
basket bail soaSon OF l91e-l9t@. ~ me
bridgeport high school. WAS inaugu-
rated last evening with two games
Despi'" the fact thar both games were
rather uu'-sidcd. much interest was
manifested in the contests.
90 DO" first game tine bridegroom
hish school team easily defeated tho
Snadyside high school team Dos ttc
oNerW heluiuE score OF o.; To- o..
while iu the second game. The second
bridgeport team went down to do
ieat M tho hands of picked team
from tine Wu"eiuG y. VI G. y by IN,
score OF go io D.
TIE ln"-ups r"r" a. follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
Cork Sole" Shoe

Has q Continues strip Of
sheet cork between thr soles
Absolutely prevents access Of
dssnpnexs TO the feet a Won
Ter value ~ $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
"Arch-Support"
Shoe.

Constructed on SeisntiSe
p-tnciptes. absontely cor
rectinR faHen arches aad
aiVtn9 rare comfort Note
long counter. sl~o copper
YfVcfed shank. a rcmsrk-
<bls value ~ $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

Autos
Musee Alleys
.oky stoTie DaeE Pin LesFu.


-, o.. g.. v.. '. H.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
Winter" Shoe
Cushion Sole" Shoe

Lke . pillo~ to the loo, and
= boon to the footSoTe. HaVv
heriele inner soleS OF felt and
lambs WOOL Nothing better
within the reach OF s. 30 TO So
any~heTe The Newark prics.
81. so.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12
SENDSbESTFR|END
TODEATH IN FIGHT
FOR LIFE IN RIVER
Drowning Man Strikes CON-
panion to Save Self When
Boat Overturns.

The three sons OF Patrick Murray,
head Of the Department OF Corrections
stables on Blsckweils Island. rescued
John J. Ryan. q -machinist. Of No. COZ
west rorty-sixth street. from the East
River. off the Island, before daybreak
to-day. Ryan. who said he had been
floating down ~ river borne up by a
soap boz for nearly three hours. told Of
saving himself from drowning by stun
MAG his best friend. John Long, Of
Tarrytown. striking him in the face and
ietting him drown before his eyes.
Another Tarrytown man, John Bergen,
who. like Lone. was a station cabman.
and was his partner In the ownership OF
the motorboat. Mary Jane. 10 believed
TO have been drowned.
Ryan 10 In n ward Of the City Iros.
oital The physicians fear for his sanity
under the strain of his remorse for saw
eng himself at the expense OF his friend
land his long struggle In the watar In
the dark.
According 20 Ryan's story. Long and
Bergen mot him on a street OF larry
town last night and told him they were
eo,ng 10 have q "cooling,or' party.
They showed him the Mary Jane.
stocked with sandwiches and many
crates OF beer. and ne agreed to 10
along.
They came down the Hudson ia
epuyten Duyvli and then went through
the Harlem River to the East River.
They were In the north bound channel
- A~t
wanna Railroad float. with many
freight cars aboard. approached. 1,
vas pushed by tugs dashed to the sides
The Rotorboat was unable to get ou,
Of the way. The Mary Jane was struck
end overturned.
Ryan said that when he came up from
the water he struck . big box. In. which
many OF the supplies Of the party had
been packed. He could see nothing
q ilrst Of the others and could not
make the msa on the tugs hear his
Ssiis.
After che float had passed he saw
B~gsn striking out for the shore.
strongly and At fast pace. Then Lons
arose ana. panic-stricken. grabbed Ryar
by the throat Ryan said he reasoned
With Long and tried TO calm him and
then. In fear they would both 20 down.
drew back and struck Long full II
ths face with his nst.
Jacks eyes closed" Ryan said in on,
Of his lucid intervals. In which Dr.
Kaufman We able to get his stor,
from him. saw them close while h,
was looking 1T me and then he sank
and n DO came UP again I did not %,
him"
Joseph. Samuel and Harry Murray
sons OF the stable keeper. we're syouset
by faint cries which one OF them
sleeping lightly. heard from the river
They ran down and manned the city
launch. which 10 attached to the stable
and went out.
After fifteen minutes they found RyaI
with one elbow In the box, paddiinl
himself along simlessly with the oths
arm and screaming In q hoarse an,
weary voice. He became unconsciou
- soon ~ they pulled him aboard.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12

to-day ana went into the sitting room.
A few minutes later Mrs. Mayer heard
what sho At first thought was the ex-
ploslon Of an automobile tire on the
street below. She called to her hus-
band. and when he did not reply she
went into the sitting room. Mayer was
dead on the floor with n bullet In his
left temple. The revolver he had killed
himself with lay beside him. On a table
Mrs. Mayer found note which read:
My Dear Wife: God forgive me for
my act and God will take care OF you.
Your loving husband. Leon"
A physician was summoned, but the
theatrical manager had died Instantly.
To a policeman who was called Mrs.
Mayer said she had tried to learn from
her husband whether or not he was In
business difficulties. but he evaded her
questions. The suicide had 5000 In
cash Of the Spring Maid" company's
money when he died which his wife
turned over Immediately after the
tragedy to one OF the owners Of the
show.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12
KENTUCKY GIRL TEACHER
RUN DOWN IN STREET.
Spending Vacation In New York,
Miss Mahoney Is Struck
by Wagon.

Miss Bertha MAhoney. = young school
teacher from Louisville. KY, who Is
spendiny her vacation In New York. was
knocked down by a delivery wagon at
the corner Of Twenty-ninth street and
broadway near noon to-day and received
painful. though not serious injuries. She
refused to 70 TO q hospital. and was
taken to the Y. w. G. A. home at No.
u East Sixteenth street. where she had
been stopping.
With Miss Mahoney at the time OF the
accident was her friend. Miss Mar.
guerite Collins. also Of Louisville. Miss
Aahoney was about TO board a car
where her friend was ALREADY seated
when the wagon. driven by Frank
Dalto OF No. So Seventh avenue, struck
her and knocked her down. When IN,
yeung woman was picked up her face
was cut and she complained OF pair
In the back. Miss Mahoney refused Il
lodge . charge against the driver and
he was released
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12
Doctors Prescriptions. i;

Doctors Prescriptions. 3
It has been proved over and{
lover again that the doctors Of
this country freely prescribe}
proprietary medicines in Latin}
flor their patients until they are{
advertised to the public. after}
which time they consider il a
duty to immediately condemn|
the very same medicine. not|
because the preparation is any,
! less valuable. but because il ~
}not ethical" to prescribe an,
advertised medicine. There arc.
however. many physicians Of
recognized standing broadminded
and successful enough to con-
}tinue to prescribe such stand
ard remedies as Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
which they know to be good.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12
TAFT GOING TO BALL GAME.
Will Root for washiBgton ,
Teams Return To-MorroSv.

WASHINGTON. Aug u. - President
TAFT, Major y. l.. Rhoads, his personal
aide; Gen. Clarence H. Edwards and w.
c. Heron. the Presidents brother-in-
law. will occupy box at American
League Park tomorrow when the
Washington team plays it's first home
gamo I'm several weeks ana meets Chi
cago.
The President believes Washington
has a chance to win the pennant this
year. II IL probable that he will motor
to Boston from Beverly to see the Ma
tionals play tho Red sox early next
month.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12

Pope Receives bishop.
ROME, Aug. i2.-The Pope received to-
day In private farewell audience the
Right Rev. John +. Farrelly. Bishop OF
Cleveland. who In leaving tomorrow for
tho United States
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12
WHO is
TO
BLAME.

At druggists In nifty cent ana dollar sizes.
You may have n sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet telling all about II.
Address. DIR. Kilmer h Co., Binghamton, N, Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-12
CHARLES A. KEENE
1SO Broadway. New York
OPEN UNTIL q O'CLOCK.

Women as well ~ mon
are made misera BILE by
kidney and bladder trou.
BILE. Dr. kilmcr's swamp.
Root. tho great kidney
remedy. promptly relieves.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-27

government, "Black-l Having" the state
by placing it under laws similar to the
Black law.
p Monroe Smock, Progressive candi :
date for congressman. proposed a $50,
100000 bonding issue to complete I'M
finished irrigation projects and prof
ects for which surveys has been made
striking home to the irrigationists OF
this state that a bond issue of this
proportion would be his ultimate aim
If elected to congress and he would
safely anchor it to government bonds
placing the United States as security
behind irrigation projects.
Large, Enthusiastic Audience.
An enthusiastic audience that packed
the city hall to standing room
one that was representative of the
people of Caldwell and Canyon county
attended the rally and persistently
punctured the addresses with cheers
and applause. The name of Theodore
Roosevelt was cheered to the echo
Owing to the smallness of the city hall
it was found impossible to accommo-
date those present comfortably and
many were forced to stand during the
meeting The Caldwell band gave an
excellent concert on the business
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-27
win victory for those principles.
On State Issues,


On state issues he touched upon the
work Of the present state board of
equalization calling attention to the
valuation placed upon the Idaho &
Washington Northern railway in Bon
ner county which was $4,000 per mile
while the property Of the same railway
just across the line in the state of
Washington was assessed at $4,000 a
mile.
He dwelt at length upon the Pro-
gressive state platform and the reform
and progressive measures it advo-
Gates. He declared in favor OF com
mission form OF government and OF
"Blacklawizing' not only the state
but the counties Of the state and as
a guard against misuse Of the powers
involved In such a law he advocated
the initiative. referendum and recall
calling especial attention to the joker
enacted into the constitutional
amendments by the last Republican
legislature which amendments are to
be voted upon this fall
He advocated a special Carey act
commission either in conjunction with
the present state land board or as q
separate organization, non partisan ir
its makeup, which will have charge
Of Carey act matters protecting the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-27

identical with that stupendous under
taking, and l wonder some one has not
i seen II long Gro this
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-27
settlers as we'll as the irrigation COM

settlers as we'll as the irrigation COM
panies in such way as to see that
settlers get water in accordance with
contracts and that SO contracts are
made which will not guarantee full
value for all the bonds Of such COM
panies and making them worth par, so
that settlers will not have to pay an
exorbitant price for water which they
never get
He scored Governor Hawley on his
message signing the search and seiz-
ure bill calling attention to the OBJ
jections to the measure that the gov
ernor pointed out showing why. In
the governors opinion, the measure
ought to be vetoed instead Of ap-
proved. Martin assured his audience
that II elected governor he would ap-
prove no measure which in his opinion
had SO many faults as Governor Haw-
ley seemed to think this bill had in his
own opinion and on the contrary, II
he believed a measure was a good one,
he would not try to kill 1t by pointing
out alleged defects while at the same
time signing 1t.
He called attention to the fact that
in some of the timber counties Of the
north the big lumber companies and
the railroads own one-half the land
which they are holding in the hope
that private enterprise by settling up
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-27
TONIGHT! TAKE A
'CASCAIRET'' sure
No Headache, Bilious Stomach, OF
Censtipatsd Bowels BY Morning.

Turn the rascals out-the headache.
the biliousness, the indigestion, the
sick. sour stomach and foul gases
turn them out tonight and keep them
out with Cascarets.
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bowels or an upset stom-
ach.
Don't put in another day of dis
tress. Let Cascarets cleanse and reg
ulate your stomach; remove the sour.
undigested and fermenting food land
that misery making gas; take the ex-
cess bile from your liver and carry
out of the system all the constipated
waste matter and poison in the in
testines' and bowels. Then you will
feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep. A Decent box
from any drug store means clear
head. sweet stomach and clean,
healthy liver and bowel action for
months. Children love to take Cas-
carets because they taste good-never
grippe or sicken.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-27

that require ! stern hand.
Every time pick up I magazine or
4 Newspaper and nee picture Of
President Tart. with that smile. am
reminded OF a story Of q character up
in our town Of New Plymouth" said
Mr.. Smock. I'VE had there q man
who never got mad. He was always
smiling on every occasion ana no one
could remember when he had ever
been angry or lost his smile. Ono day
two Of our good citizens met and wag-
cred bet they could make this man
mad The one who claimed he could
do 80 met the object Of their bet and
asked him II there was anything I'M
der the sun. any act or action, that
could possibly make him mad. and the
man replied with a grin. Well. I don't
exactly know; might be that II a man
spit in my face I'd get tolerably mad
His listener was chewing a cud of
Spearhead at the time and taking up
the suggestion he squirted a fair
sized spoonful Of the tobacco Juice into
the fellows face, and waited for re-
suits The man slowly pulled a hand
kerchief from his pocket and as slow
ly wiped off his face. showing 1t to
be still smiling, and remarked. We'll,
I thought 1t would make me mad.
but 1t didn't"
The sally brought forth loud APP
plause and commissions OF laughter,
lasting for several minutes.
Declares for Bond Issue.
Declaring for $50,000,000 bond issue
to complete irrigation projects in this
and other states, said the speaker.
Mr. Smock laid before his audience
his plans and his pledges as follows:
"In about six weeks the people of
the United States will be called upon
to choose for a term of four years a
president and vice president. Among
other names appearing on the ballot,
will be those Of Wilson and Marshall.
as Democrats: Taft and Sherman as
Republicans, and Roosevelt and john
son as Progressives. At this election
the people Of Idaho will choose full
state ticket, and two men to represent