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will be on exhibition here. She will
remain in Honolulu for one month.
= 4 &
Mrs. Harrington, wife of Acting
British Consul Harrington, left yes
terday in the Chiyo Maru for her old
home in Yokohama. During her short
stay in the Islands Mrs. Harrington has
been the guest of honor at many
sluncheons and teas, and the friends
she has made here regret that she is
not to make Honolulu her home
Mrs. H. NJ. Hepburn was hostess for
the Luncheon Club on Thursday at her
home in College Hills. Covers were
laid for Miss Edith Cowles, Mrs. Kirby
Smith, Miss Priscilla Ellicott, Mrs
Ross Kingsbury, Miss Julia McStock-
er. Miss Lydia McStocker and Mrs.
Hepburn.
.-... & & & .-...ss
Yesterday the Ventura sailed away
with Mrs. Rockwell and Miss Helen.
Rockwell among the departing pas
sengers. These two ladies have been
visiting with Mrs. Rockwell's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pratt, and have during their
stay in the Islands made host OF
warm friends.
Miss Bosher, who for some time has
been principal of the Kawaiahao Semi
nary, viii leave on the eleventh for
Manchester, N. H., to spend year
with her father.
- AE.c u n ,,,.T1 -,
the thirteenth of September for Maui.
where she intends to make her home.
Though Maui will be her home, Mrs.
Blanchard plans to make several WIS.,
its year to Honolulu.
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Mrs. William Pitt Fessenden of Bos-
ton, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur G. Smith of this city.
will leave for her home in the East
in the Zealandia.
q
Miss Edna Brown and Mr.. Frank
Coombs of this city will be married
on the nineteenth of September at
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. William Pitt Fessenden of Bos-
ton, who has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Arthur g. Smith, will leave
Honolulu in the Zealandia.
q 8
Mrs. Shuttleworth of Leilehua spent
a few. days of this week with Mrs
John Gamble on Anapuni street.
8
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. r. Gurrey. Jr, have
as their house guest Mrs. Frederick
Davis of Oakland, California.
& q
Miss Barrie Gamble is the house
guest of Mrs Shuttleworth of Leile-l
hua. - ssik-i
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Men and Women. Conducted by Rev.
F. s. Scudder
II q. Morning Worship. Ser
mon by Rev. Frank l. Goodspeed. d.
D., pastor First Presbyterian Church,
Oakland, Cal. "Ministerfng Angels :,
$3.50 p. m Christian Endeavor
meeting.
At 7:45 this church will join with
the other members Of the Inter-
Church Federation in the union serv-
ices to be held in the Bijou theatre.
DIR. Goodspeed will speak on The
Modern Coward
Special music. Everybody invited.
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SERVICES
aHOME OF TRUTH fNEW
TH0TFGHT1

1920 Kapiolani street near Beretania
avenue. Mrs. M, NJ. Hunter-Jones
ministraIt = =.
Sunday service II a. M; subject,
THE Kingdom of the Christ" -.
Mr.. Wilson Fritch, A. NJ, Phi. D.,
will address the meeting on Thursday
evening at s O'Clock. Subject, Con
centration: It's Source, Nature and
Application in the Daily Life" This
will be Mr.. Fritch's final lecture in
the Home" and all who appreciate
his illuminating messages of Truth
will take advantage of this opportuni-
ty. ........
A metaphysical library and free
reading room are connected with the
Home to which we welcome all, Wis
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SoeiaI Notes

Society is beginning to feel the eff.
feet of it's returning travellers. The
William H Crockers, who with their
family spent the summer in Paris and
visited for some time in London were
the first to return from abroad. They
hastened back few months ago. to
be present at the wedding Of Miss
Jennie Croker and Malcolm Whitman.
Their contribution to the gayety of an
early season will be the dance which
they will give on August 31st for the
pleasure Of the young friends of their
daughter. Miss Ethel Croker. who
was q debutante of last winter. and
VIII H Croker, Jr.. who Ii home from
his eastern university for the summer
vacation. They will 90 to Del Monte
for the golf tournament, where Mrs.
Croker win entertain as usual at in
formal affairs for the sons and
daughters of her friends - Chronicle,
August %.
The Wednesday Evening Card Club
was entertained this week by Miss
Woodford The prize, a hand painted
plate, was given to Mrs Arthur An
drews and the gentleman's prize, an
electric flash light, was given to Pro-
fessor Arthur Andrews. The mem
bers of the club who were present at
the meeting were Professor and Mrs.
Arthur Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. De Freest,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Currey, Miss
May Thomas, Mr.. Will Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester HUM, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Young and Miss Woodford and
Mr.. Woodford.
9 s. =
Miss Ina Ferguson was hostess at
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Miss Carter Honored.
Miss Elizabeth Carter, who has been
spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Carter,
was the guest OF honor at most en-
Joyable dance at the Country Club
on Thursday evening, given by Mrs.
e. Faxon Bishop. The guests danced
until late hour, when delightful re-
ent included Miss Elizabeth Carter,
Miss Leila Titus, Miss Edna Smith,
Miss Violet Atherton, Miss Laura Ath-
erton, Miss Hester Pratt, Miss Hilda
Won Holt. Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Paul
inc Schsefer. Miss Myrtle Schuman,
Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss Daphne Da-
mon, Miss Maye Biven, Miss Juliette
Atwater, Miss Dora Atwater, Miss Mar
jorie Gilman, Miss Fanny Hoogs, Miss
Alice Hoogs, Miss Margaret Jones,
Miss Katherine Jones, Miss Helen
Spalding, Miss Margaret Center, Miss
Lucy Dimond, Miss Laura Low. Miss
Eloise Wichman, Miss Thelma MUIR
ply, Miss Rose Herbert, Miss Rosa
mond Swanzy, Miss Deborah Dyer,
Miss Elinor Castle, Miss Margaret
Restarick, Miss Hazel auckland, Miss
Beth Woods, Miss Carrie McLain, Miss
Helen McLain, Miss Catherine Ash
ley, Miss Ramona Morgan, Miss Ina
Ferguson, Miss Beatrice White, Miss
Esther White, Miss Ruth Richards, Mr..
Jack Gait, Mr.. Carter Gait Mr. barton
Garstin, Mr.. Francis Brown, Mr.. Fred
Schaefef, Mr.. Sherman Ellis, Mr.. Err
ling Hedemann, Mr.. Percy Nottage,
Mr.. Edward Schenkel, Mr.. Robert
Reidford, Mr.. Henry White, Mr.. os-
wald Steven, Mr.. Francis Games, Mr..
William Schuman, Mr.. John Ashley.
Mr.. William Ouderlzirk. Mr.. Clarence
White, Mr.. William Hoogs, Mr.. Mar
ston Campbell, Mr.. Charles McWayne,
Mr.. Sam Wilder, Mr.. Reginald Carter,
Mr. Harold Gear, Mr.. Oscar McCorris-
ton, Mr.. Harry Lucas, Mr.. William
Morgan. Mr.. Harold Morgan, Mr.. .Shir
ley Bush, Mr.. Atherton Richards, Mr..
Frederick Wichman. Mr. Arthur Gil.
man, Mr.. James McCandless, Mr.;
Blakely McStocker, Mr.. Dwight Bald
win, Mr.. Luther Hough, Mr.. Arthur
Hough, Dir. William Harris. Mr.. Wat
son Ballentyne, Mr.. Ed Kitto, Mr..
Alan Rerton, Mr.. Cyril HoogE MT
Malcolm Tuttle. Mr.. John q DoEda.
Mr.. Wrenne Undertake, Mr.. Bernard
Damon, Mr.. Charles Lucas, Mf. Jack
Clifford. Mr. Roy Patten, Mr.. John
Churchill. Mr.. Winslip Taylor and Mr..
John Keator Jr.
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an enjoyable card-party last Saturday
at her home in Manoa valley. The
prize. a dainty boudoir cap, was taxi
en- by Miss Laura Atherton. Some
among those present were Miss Dora
Atwater, Miss Laura Atherton, Miss
Marjorie Gilman, Miss Catherine ASH
ley, Miss Sybil Robertson, Miss Mar
garet Restarfck, Miss Esther White,
Miss Beatrice White, Miss Fanny
Hoogs, Miss Marguerite Wadman, Miss
Glenna McCracken, Mrs. Stanley and
others.
q .
Mrs Eleanor Hyde Smith, who came
from Honolulu to say good-by to her
sisters, Mrs. Alexander Garceau and
Miss Mary Hyde, who have left for Eu-
rope, has decided to remain in San
Francisco until November before re-
turning to the islands. She will be
joined next month by her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Dillingham;. = Chronicle Aug. %.
Miss Anne Klumpke was guest OF
honor e reception given by Mrs.
Arthur Ingalls, on Tuesday, and sew
eral othtI entertainments have been
planned % her. Miss Klumpke is
an arfis| famous on two continents,
and it q 1oped that some Of her work
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Miss Ina Ferguson was hostess 8
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Social Neus From Washington
(By G. s. ALBERT.)

She wore a handsome Louis XVI
gown. Miss Janet Fish, who assisted
Mrs. Fish in receiving, wore cos
tune Of blue chiffon with gold en-
broidery. Miss Helena L. Fish, who
also received with Mrs. Fish, wore a
Persian costume of pin chiffon with
pale green trimmings. Standing about
Mrs. Fish while receiving were two
.halbred bearers, and all the servants
were in Louis XVI livery. with pow
dered hair.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mclean of New
York have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Mis- Helen Mclean,
and Mai. Herbert Valentine Raven
scroft of Worcestershire, England and
khartum. Map. Rovenscroft is direct
or of q department in the Sudan gov
.ernment and a colonel in the English
Special Reserves No date has vet
been set for the wedding.
8 g &c
Count j. II. Won Bernstorff, German
ambassador at Washington. has left
Berlin to join his family at their sum-
mer place on Lake Starnberg, near
Munich. He will return to Washing
ton in October.
Mrs. John Wyeth who closed her
residence in Massachusetts avenue
early in the spring and went abroad
is now spending the season at HON.
burg, where she is a guest at Ritter's
Park Hotel. Mrs. Wyeth, who is one
of the most charming hostesses in
capital society. has entertained in
formally several times during her stay
ia Homburg.
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The retired Danish minister and
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST.

! Sunday services: Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. for young people under
twenty years; Lesson sermon at II
a. m, subject, Man. !"
Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings at o'clock.
All services are held in the Odd Eel
lows building, Fort street, where also
a free reading-room is open TO the
public daily from II a. m. to p m.
ALI are cordially invited.
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An aged couple whose courtship was
interrupted by the civil war, renewed
their acquaintance at summer hotel
in New York state and have just been
married.
Miss Virginia Brooks, fighting
against vice in West Hammond, H.,
has brought charges against police
judges of bribery and misappropria-
ton of funds.
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CENTR4L UNIOY CHURCH,.

Rev. Doremus Scudder, d. D., min
lister; Rev. Amos A. Ebersole, asso-
ciate minister. Il
$3.50 a. m.-Bible School, Mr.. Will
liam A. Bowen, superintendent.
1910 a. m.-Adult Bible Glass for
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itors and investigators of the New
Thought A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
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The retired Danish minister anC
Countess Moltke. who recently arrived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
HOW EXPLOSIVES
WE'RE OBTAINED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. OCT %
lioW J % McNamara and Orfie r.
McMauIg1l carried away uifro1ycer.n
hy tho wagon loads was described by
Charles g. kiser af the trial OF the
accused dynamite piDftrrs" today
ki-er who nos lives af Tulsa
oklahoma. was tho manalar ~ a
PLAN Tor fha manufacture OF expio
siv"s at A.bauy. lnd : hen in 1905
hr said. fhe dyuamfcrs began buvirr
rIirog'fcerI1 from him and hauling Do
10 away Iu wagons fo NuncIr Ind
Tho government iu CHARGING the e.
men 0n trial with completely. asserts
Chat fhe Mcnamara rcsor-ad f0
ni'rogifcer.u iu blowing up Jobs after
hn} found dynamite vas not strong
enough. and thar they rented
honse In Muncie to hide The erpIo
aIFe
cone day. In response to "a fefe.
phone cali from Indianapolis. said
kiscr. o met j % NrNamara a.
Nunrie He represented himself AZ
hf.ng George ! clark. contractor
of Fcria. lI. and said he wanted
nfroglycerIn to blow up some difchcs
near Indianapolis Uc said DO had
tried dynamite. and if wac not strong
enough. agreed fn cell him twenty
quarts and 7 delivered if to 4 Farm
three miles from Albany. on fla road
io Muncie a month later he bough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
DIRECTORS FOR
A DAY IN THE
HARVESTER co.
oueer Methods Used BY George W.
Perkins. Mccormick and Others
to derge Combine.

NEV- YORK no .s -y.i,..,. ,f.o
'''' ''''''i 'i"' ''7l'i OFT. P'hS. ih'
H".c1il"d harvester trust. vas
formed Boz 1902. i,s ORGANIZATION v.,.
msdo ur az a.r...,,-. .,..... .., 49,.
t... ....
''I 'H'n twenty
i"ur houi-. according fo several wit
r"s.e- vino testified to-day. when
ha.rire4 vger. b..rp t.r.. lob tt,.. e,.,..
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'' company. lH''r connection. hu"
ever WAS long ruoueh. tHc t,-fimouy
ram for fI.w t, aid fr Cha. r,,-,I,.....
.. ..t......,... ,...
I'TW'H 'h' combination.
Ono of these directors vHs O. Mr.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24

thirty quarts 7 old not hear ANYTHING
from hlm until a year Later. when be
and McManiEnl bought 1lr quarts.
When ] took Dr. fo the farm they had
f"o riE ual.ug and bad prepared
'Wrlt" boxes iu which fn pack fbe
cans Afterwards wrote fo clark
or Oh" address given af Peoria. but
ihn letter was returned
The boxes referred f0 iv Kiser
LATER were found In ffe house AZ
Nuncic. which fhn government
ch1rErs was rented by Herbert
liorkin. now secretary of tho Inter.
na .loul Association ~ bridge and
Structural Iron Workers children
of fhe Ehhorhood. h.nkinc tho
huso vacant entered DO fo rily and.
according fn tho government
charges. sksted over thc floors whers
explosives were stored
John vs. Chion. foreman of a con
f'ruc ton company. described three
explosions ou fha -uma sob af Gin.
c.nnau In 1909 ffe said after two Of
'h" explosions Edward clark. who
has pleaded guilty. visited the Job
and said
~ sou don't put union men on
these Urr fV snu
Tho testimony .p nr hls heen rc
gardel as preliminary fo shoe 20 10
s.v"r hJ McNau. sal and later vi
noss~s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24

iar n.ian fue limited supply ae 20 adj
fahr" fHn pr.ro unrmHlit.
Nnf. Hfnf 5000 f1 SHOW tho .n.
l'r'r.rf n'- fHaf definition" added
'u' lIIT' ..sffr.
IiHr iHI fNn solicitor fp announce
iHff he abandoned fHr fhIrd count OF
iN" indictment. because fnr lower
rDIf' '0und 'nrrn uas uo CHARGE .r ~
fIHf fIr lnfrrdtrfs rlrp fH Hn.I brr.
fN" rD'fou from .fio. and frr..uuarfTs
np conner charged
Getting luFu fl hri4. HrL do
r.Irnl Nr UIIIIr. 90 Irrkf. admit
ihft fna other count. fhn seventh. has
nrn defect There .a np express sfaIr.
mrn- Ir f fIaf fI. combination vaa
created fp afhnn'f from tIo market
fI" cotton hOu.nf
Dol ir" Wand tarfnr fIErrarf fnsf
'.n man Who drafted fhr Indictment
900 uUf have Chat In mind Urrnaua
fnr immeI.4frit after fhe word cor
unr hn lad defined tho torn -.Ifh
1n' lnr'nd.rg r charge of Withholding
from aHlr
FINALLY Wr Huuff admitted fraf ~
neither ono 0f those argImrrfa va.
acceptable. fHr E1vcrrmsnI haI rY
FORMER Senator John g. -u..rar
viii hf Iflrd fumofID. u r.f.r..
'. tne accused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
BEYERIDGE FUND
WERE RETURNED
Witnesses Testified Before the claeo
Committee That He Returned
Over $4,000 After election.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
BECKER A SPHYNX
WHILE ATTORNEYS
Make ARGUMENTS
DEAD MAN ALIVE AND
LIVE NAN DEAD: BOTH
ARE NAMED WILSON

Los ANGELES. taIif b,f
-a Two men nsuIri '.ar,l- D.
Wilson were -sr.ou-3N 100 at fhr
sane time az fh- county hospital
here. ana when ou. of thsui di..l.
several d.,'S ago. Their itsutitfsS
hvel.ine MIXED Toe body 81 tl-
dead CHARLES r. WILSON. which
Was on lt~ way e. Th.lsd-iilsa to
fIlH the grave Intended fuI f.-
other charles E Wilson. va.
halted TODAY and turned back
from anna. Ar.z
discover q tn" error Wa
made br ttr supposedly dead
Charles O. Wilson o.. walked
into l hotel ~ herr. Dr. lai former.
Is lived and Wis surprised w.+u
o." iuudl.dN tainted % Wus eA-
plained 60 Wilson THAT the 4o-n!-
tHl hhn reported NI~ death mnd
lis sister iu riil4deIpuia f.d
been notified Al o.. same fim.
IN" widow ~ fNt other Wilson
sent word 90 the hospital trnt
Pa" was coming 90 attend tn U.r
husband Woo utd been repurt-d
Co h'r Hs tII-tirs,.uf
IT," living Wilson t.l.rraun.I
20 Ii- sister Mrs clara Wilson
to-ds'. t.st sfe might ai-.i.d
moIrtinr. while the fu-r' au.
tnoritie~ debated .~ Co fi, gen
tlcst means ~ breaking the
news Co ta" vidoweS Mr. VII
sOu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
GENERAL DIAZ
IS CAPTURED
BIT FEW SHOTS WERE
EXCHANGED IN CONFLICT
General DiaL and Other Officer;
VII BE Shot to Death
Revolt at an End.

VERA CRUZ, Mex. Oct. a3.-The
revolt Of General Felix Diaz. nephew
OF the eXiled president. has been
short lived The town OF Vera Cruz
which he occupied with about . 00n
adherents for several days. was can.
Ilred by the federal forces today.
The casualties were few.
Two federal columns commanded
ny Colonel Jifninez Castro and Gen.
"ral Joaquin Bnlfran entered Vera
cruz from the north and south There
WAS slight opposition 10 their aJ.
vance. Colonel Castro. with less than
iiiN men. captured General Felix
bIaH. whose 300 men at police head.
quarters refused 10 fire at his com.
nand. tn" reyOlutiouists iu the bar
racks have not yct surrendered
They say they will hold out until
I'd" last man is killed
The killed and wounded nu-ri,.r
l"s than one hundred. No foreigner
"ds hurt Instead Of great battle.
Everything was in muddle Rebel
ana federal encountered eacn other
ia the streets without one knowing
which side the Other vas affiliated
with. a. uniforms of al were alike.
colonel Jiminez Castro Was shot in
th" leg during the first firing Colonel
Diaz Ordas. or the Twenty. first in.
fPntry. who Joined General Diaz with
his troops in the revolution. has dis.
appeared
The rebel officers have been dis.
armed and are prisoners u is Thought
probable that they will be ordered
shot by summary court martial 70
is announced that thc soldiers viii
not b. punished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
BULGARIANS CLOSING IN
ON ADRIANOPLE UNDER a
HEAVY FIRE FROM TURKS
MOOSE PARTY REFUSED
THE NAhG REPUBLICAN
ON RAsKA TICKET

LINCOLN. Neb. p,t ---Th"
STATE supistu. court to-day hand
- down ufauimuus decision
holding that th- "a TAR rl.r-
tors chosen bf the Republican
stat" committee. together with
Two Republican electors rhus.f
at 'lr spring primary VINO I.-
uaiu"d loyal Co Taft wsfs en-
Titled Co tiI- designation "Espuu-
HAN 90 tu' ballot 500 the general
election Hud tp "a place a. the
top Of the ballot.
The decision or fle district
court I'm ease brought bv the
Tart men seeking o. deny o..
Roosevelt men the use of fie
nam" "RsI ubucsu' was Upheld
hN the supreme court
tn" decision OF the -uurafrs
court las tilc cffest 90 giving TIE.
Republican and tile progressive
parties distinct sets of el.ctors.
Roth Will haN. equal prominence.
on the ballot vifh the I'-tuurratI bic
s1t other parties. .ltNou-u tIe
Republican electors will rrsrs,e
the progress ives 4u tie order foo
which thee columns will appear.
Tie decision makes uu-u.,.Ssaf-e
the placing ~ any presidential
electors on tire ballot "rg rrtI-
tlon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
THOUSANDS ARE SLAIN
DURING DAYS FIGHTING
Novipazar Captured by the Ser
Wan Army and Lemones
Taken by Greeks.
Seven Thousand Of Ferdinand
Troopers Killed, Wounded
or Captured.
LATEST FEATURES OF
THE BALKANS OUTBREAK

eulgarians closing In on Adria-
nople under heavy fire.
Seven thousand 6ulgarisns
killed, manned or captured.
Greeks capture Turkish Island
Of Lemones.
Decisive result expected today
around Adrisnople.
Friehtful massacre CT Chris
tians by retreatinq Turks.
Greeks driving Turks in disor.
derly flight before them.
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rHn wuATHsR


WAgHrrnToH. oct. 71-rorsrastt
West Wirrfnfa-Cl "udv ana ocrffrusf
cool Thursiays FRIDAY. fair Win rising
Temperature
ohfo-Clordy east fair wsaf portion
Thuradayi - dav. far With Using ten
perafu =. Hight variahis Winds
western FeuunVlua -CInuHv az
cen nusd cid Thursday. rrfdav fair
vi Do rang tenpsrafur. moderate norfn
Esst wiuds bscou1iuT varfshla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-24
MAY INDTCT CHAMP
FOR WHITE SLAVERY
Indications Are Jack Johnson VIII BE
indicted on Many Counts For
White Slave Traffic.
srotner Tells Of Tsking White Girls
From State 20 5tste-Other
Charges Are Filed.

CHlD AGO. Oct. .3.-Charles John.
son. brother Of Jack" Johnson. negro
putiI-f. today willingly ENTERED the
federal grand jury room aut told am
h' knew regarding the relations OF
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ersl Felix Diaz. Colonel Jose Diaz or
das and ail The officers of the rebel.
lous troops and marines will be taken
Immediately before courtmartlal and
doubtless viii suffer the death penal
q! Orders have been issued for tho
conVening ~ tho court. which will De-
presided over by General Heltran.
"eneral Iiaz. although not nov a
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