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Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

all is now proceeding in harmony and to good purpose and he did not be lieve there existed anywhere a more honest, earnest or sincere group of legislators He promised that before adjournment the legislature would have redeemed every campaign pledge it's members had made, though he Wa5 not quite certain yet whether it would finish within the stated sixty days
 The toastmaStcr next called upon ]. l.. Hubbcn. the stalwart republican from the north. To speak in behalf Of tue minority. Mir. Hubbell made q de cidcdly clever speech. humorous in the main but carrying a serious vein. lie was greeted with q prolonged ovation, though 1t IS timely to Say once for al that every speaker was applaudcd to the echo.
 Mr. Hubbel first gave a word pic ture of all the members of the scna,c as he analy zed their personal pecuii- artios first the democrats, then the minority, and lastly committing hari- kari by dissecting himself. In the i course of his speech he said that what I ever of success he enjoyed was due tJ his being true to himself, true to his friends and true % his party. He ire quently mentioned William HoWaII l Taft as the greate st president the ma ' l tion ever had He also paid tribute 1 Q Governor Hunt.
 S F. Bradner, speaker Of the house, was called upon as a representative of l the common people. He said that 1 though he was member of organized 1 labor he did not speak for any one
 class but for labor in general. He be | lieved organization necessary and
 thought the results of organization
 are be. ter men. better mechanics, and
 better living conditions.
 l Judge Julian Mack spoke on the fed 1 eral judiciary. H. spoke of his great 1 pleasure In being where he could | breathe the spirit of the west for though he now comes from the east ne is q western man, q native of Cali | fornia. With humorous reference l. the fact that it was the present Art l zona legislature that was seeking tc destroy the commerce count, witt l which he is connected, he launched in
 to a highly interesting discourse on the | federal judiciary, and especially the supreme court of the UniteI States
 He said it was the province of the Ju dietary. not to create laws but to safe
 guard the rights of every person an.
 interest under the law. And tha> dG'A he believed had been performed by th' supreme court.
 Continuing he said he dil not de
 sire to discuss the recall of judges Il controversial way. though he would
 he less than man if nc failed to an
 nouncc himself as opposed to 1t.
 Judge Macks concluding words Wer' in respect to the juvenile courts,
 question in which he takes special i
 terest and with which he has hal much practical experience.
 Following him Attorney Genera 1 Bullarrl spoke for the judicial brancl
 of the state government and took > caaion to compliment the legislature , whose every act he believed to hay
 been in the line of progress, Tn tn
 protection of labor, the securing o 1 eonlitable taxation and in the regu'a
 tion of corpOrations.
 r It was long past midnight when SCil f ator Worsley was called upon and de 9 livered a short but interesting ad1res'
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
TO RUN ON OILED STREETS

ST. LOUIS. May 3.-LOng distance runners from all over the Mississippi and Missouri valleys are here today putting the finishing touches on their training for the grilling Mar athon to be held tomorrow by the Missouri Athletic club. The interest in the event this year is intense, as the western try-out for the Olympic games is an added attraction this year The route is over oiled roads and streets adjacent to the Mound City, which will be an improvement over the heavy going of tine old course It is hoped that the records of the recent Boston Marathon will be lowered tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
CHAMPLAlN MEMORIAL

BURLINGTON. Nt., May 3-In the presence of many distinguished Americans and the official delega- ton from France, headed by M Gabriel HonotauX, former minister of foreign affairs, and including many men of title and others prom inent in literature science and the ars. the Champlain monument at Buff Point was unveiled today.
 The eminent French visitors will go immediately to Montreal. where a banquet will be given in their honor tomorrow night under the auspices of the Canadian branch of the Fran Co-Amerique.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
EM

The promises made by Managers Reeves and MacLean thar the Virgin
 ian would be the sensation of the stock season have been more than fui
 filled. If owen Mister had written his hero the Virginian, around MacLean. he couldn't have picked a better model born in the state in which the play is named, this big romantic fellow. with his soft southern Venacular, is the ideal of the book. MacLean may not be great in everything that he does, but in blue shirt or caps he is hard to beat The bill to follow the Nir- ginian will be The Devil. the most talked of play ever brought to this
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
CAMELS FOR SHRINE PARADE

LOS ANGELES, May 3.-Shriners from all over the country are head ing in this direction and many are already here today in advance of the annual convention of the Inn perial Council. Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine The convention and conclaNe will continue through all of next week and will be marked by many spec tacular features. Real, live camels and elephants will be brought here for the parade.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

plaything of danger and flirt with fat" The Zukovs sing the songs of St. Petersburg and the realms of the cZar, play flute with balalaika accompanl-. ment and dance as merrily and with. the abandon of the imps of satan. The same people will perform tonight and Sunday and Monday putting on q slight change of program after the matinee this afternoon at 2:13. Matinec tomorrow at the same hour.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
THE COLISEUM.

The fun this week at the Coliseum is furnished by De Witt and De Witt who walk d slack rope tie themselves up into knots; balance d chair on the tesselated top of nothing, then sit iE the chair, keeping up a running fire of remarks of the would be clever sort. The Halls are doing an act that for sheer daring is triple X they make q
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
NEW JERSEY BANKERS

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. May g. Franklin MacVeagh, secretary of the treasury, and Gov. Woodrow Wilson will be among the speakers at the banquet here tonight of the New Jersey Bankers association. The state convention of Jersey financial interests was opened here today and will be concluded tomorrow. A num- Der of prominent bankers addressed the convention today.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
SHRINERS ARRIVE.
Week of Festivities Begins Today in
 Los Angeles.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHi

Los ANGELES. May &-Shriners
 week begins tomorrow although there will be no session of the imperial council The day will be given over to the reception and entertainment of arriving Shriners and other visitors, Tn the evening the first electrical il- lumination in the down town streets will occur Forty-five special trains rom the east north and south are due tomorrow and Sunday. When Monday comes it is expected a large
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
SYMPATHY STRIKE
Stereotypcrs Have Decided to Join
 the Pressmen.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcnl

CHICAGO. May 3.-New troubles confronted the newspaper publishers tonight when the members of the stereotyper's union decided to join the wagon drivers in their WaIkout pending a settlement of the dispute with the pressmen The strike was to become effective at midnight
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

prising if this company stayed is Phoenix ali summer. Miss Irene Pal mer one of the prettiest and best in genues in the country joins the Elm press stock Monday.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
MOTLEY AND MILLER HEARING

LONDON, May 3.-Clarll A. Miller and Alfred H. Motley. formerly of New York, arrested here on a charge sof larceny in that city, will be given hearing today. They have been held on bail of $5O,OOO each.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

country. MacLean will follow The Devil" with The Christian" which making quite a combination for one week. From the looks of the business at the Empress it would not be sur
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
SALE IS REFUSED.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 BOSTON. May 3.-The United States circuit court of appeals today declined 10 permit the sale of the United Wireless Telegraph company, now in b70I5r1lUtcV
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
BOUT WAS TAME.

TASsOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHI NEW YORK. May 3.-Frank Klaus of Pittsburg. outpointed Jack Dillon of Indianapolis. in tame ten round bout here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

portion of the visitors will be com fortably housed for the week of fes- tiVities.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
THOUSANDS OF ROSES
 GRACEO BANQUET HALL

Continued from Page n.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

A May Manton pattern, No. 6746, cut Ill three sizes, small 34 or 36, medium B or 40, and large 4 or A,
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

For the medium size will be required 6 yards of material 27 3@s yards 36 or 44 inches wide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
PREDICTS THE
ELECTION OF
MR.. LAUGHLIN
Staff corrOspondont OF the washington
Star Foresees Republican
Victory Here.
Inteiligencsr Bureau.
WASHIHGToH, ID. C., oct. 20.


STAFF representative of the Wash
lntt'n Evening star IndcpendcutI. now
t"-IihE w est virginia. predicts a.. cleo
Ton uf George 4 I@1uptlIu EspunIlrau
over I"hu W. Davis. Democrat tn the
Fitet district TIE star this evening
published the following from Wheeling
Wheeling. W Va. oct 20
ANY man who votes 90 send Vepre-
Htntttlvc John W Davis back Co tho
mouse Of rcpresentatiyes Is voting to
iIr'" himself out Of 20 Job" That is
lNt argument The Republican work .nx-
men iu tIis thriving and pOpuIuus Ffrsf
Congressional district of Wet VirsinI,
ore puttluE uT tD their fellows who have
lfariugs toward the democratic cone
fffFFiouul candidate this country
would GO to smash In s few days n fno
tFiff uu flu plate. steel and iron anufIIf
nr lowered. aud Representative Davis fs
kei upon in This county as 10 free
trader
Against him is .n .nfiuantsl Rsrsn-
D. az. 'f''rEe 4. LulEllin. o. strong pro-
- this writing that taurhiiu will beat
IHfiF. Prosperity fa heirl useI AS "a
Republican object lesson aII flruurI the
'Iln valley. and iu ohio county. uf
MhirI wheeling is tln scHf. there sra
..''' JOBS open fn MON Isl nn Will apply
IH The steel mills There De- every 'fr-
Ii alton ln This fHl uf ere state. too.
i.Hf tNe Democrats DON'T care u..n
whether nr uuf fhtF send rIk rsrrersr.
a, nlIuE uifef States senator. anil
although iirmurrafa over here bate fn.
name NJ Clarence watson. f.tF frIr fNs
fiII'r"r 20 NIa money Will make DO
f.rf fuI NIm fp tHkr DIS seat .I the
senate chamber araIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
TRYING TO
* DISFRANCHISE NEGROES
DEMOCRATIC
ORGANS LIE
Progres.ive Paper OF West vi--inia
Publishes Article 20 Eaer1 That
Moose Favor Hatneld-

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
MONTGOMERY, " Va. oct 90
The following appered iu the Hunting
ron Herald Dispatch today. "Dr n \
brandeberrv. chairman OF the rroErt~-
S-Ne committee Of Cab-ll county last
niCht issued statement concerning th.
democrat press reports ISSUED her. yes-
teiuaN that were circulated to show
that IA" Eull MooSers and Republicans
in Mcdowell county lad hegam. uf-
friendly and that tho HrugressiVrs had
oet t!in"d TO continue Co support pr. Hat
n"ld. the lrapsr.~ Sive- Republican cam
0idatc Tor governor Following "A meet
ihg of IN" committee last night the fol-
lowing statement was issued
'frogreSsives beware os the statc-
ius nts enmauctting from the Democrat
- organs uf this state iu reference. fa
the position OF the rrOgr,ssIN. party n
thlS county relative tuNh-ir ~uruurt OF
the ticket headed hv Th-udur. Eoos.-
Nrlf aud including Dr ~ D. HntueId
or governor and the entire ticket sign
% br ~ \. BraUdsbtrry. chairman ~
tr"EreSsiN~ committee Of Cabcil
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
THEIR Burns DETECTIVE
STORY IN MINGO A MYTH
Evidence Before Court Proves
That Democrats Are Trying
10 DiSfranchiSe.
Ministers Make Afhdavits as 10
Negroes Right To Vote.
Admit Fraud
(ey o. n Bootor.)

WILLIAMSON. W. Va. oct. %
Although State Chairman Walker
claims that Burns detectives have
been In NinEo county FOR two months.
they have failed 20 present any evi-
dence OF Illegal registration before
the County court which has been in
session for ton DAYS 10 hear charges
of Illegal registration made at Mr.
Walkers instance. on tho other hand
witnesses put ON by the Democrats
establish the fact that there IL de
libcrate plan 10 prevent the colored
men from voting Democratic regis
trars We're instructed not 10 register
CClorcd voters.
Miugo has a Democratic sheriff and
the plan was 10 have Democratic
deputies serve these notices among a.
literate negroes dcceiving them as 10
the purport OF the notices and making
it appear that they had baen convicted
Of some crime Witnesses for the
Democrats heard so far bv the County
court. have given testimony that the
Colorcd men whose right 20 vote Is
Ccont.nued on Seventh Pags)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
MORRIS WILL GO
ON MOOSE TICKET

The Ohio and Hancock county cases
involving the candidates in the First
senatorial district. will come Up on
Thursday
Two more cases OF a similar nature
were presented today. They are from
mcdowell county and involve the
placing OF candidates on the Progress
sive ticket IN Adkin district of that
county. Two petitions. somewhat
similar 10 the Ohio county case were
siOners
Fayctte county also came ia with a
case. The Progressive there do not
want their electors placed at the head
OF the labor ticket and want a
mandamus. The ballots have already
been printed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
WILL SENTENCE
BECKER TODAY;
TO SING SING
Lieutenant Of Police viii Be Accom-.
panied by Wfe-Shapiro Has
Made Confession.

NEW YORK. oct. 29.-Cbarlas
Becker. depOsed police lieutenant.
VIII be- sentenced tomorrow morning
tor the murder OF Herman RoscnthaI.
the gambler Becker will be brought
before Justice Con in the criminal
courts building al 1880 O'Clock U.
will be- told that he must die in tho
electric chair In ~ing Sing prison
Mrs. Becker will be prcsen, 10 hear
her husbands sentence pronounced
shall certainly be IN the court
room 10 morrow" the devoted wife
said today after leaving her husband
behind the bars IN "murdercrs' row"
ln the Iombs. y shall 20 on the
train with my husband to Sing Sing
want 20 stay a. his side as long as
possible think 90 o. my duty 20
do that and 10 BE- as brave az can"
Becker 20 Sing Sing.
The death house" at Sing Sing
viii be Becker's home beginning not
later than sunday. Tho state plans
District Attorney Whitman doe. not
want The responsibility of fhe OK
lioutenants presence in this cts
when Do places the "gunmou" ou
trial The first Of them probably will
Do tried Mondag Sheriff Iarburrer
declares Do viii not delay Rockers
removal from The TomLs
The fact tha. Becker fs rather
moro prominently In tha public ovn
than other convicted murderer
makes no difference fo me-. said tho
sheriff to-day "ffo is simply 3D. man
who has come under my Jurisdiction
through fho channels OF Justice. auI
Wit De- treated tho slmn as 900
Others
While s'afo.a counsel .4 aII f1 bc
willing fo waff until Saturday before
taking Becker to s.ug sIue. sheriff
Hamburger said DO would star. with
fCoutinusd IN Hiufb paQst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
TURKEY FIGHTING
DECISIVE BATTLE
LATEST NEWS FROM
THE BALKAN STATES.

Decisive battle between the
ottoman forces and Balkan
states now being fought and
operations favorable toTurkey.
Feeling of confidence resiv-
Ing In Constsntinople over the
progress OF battle.
Ten thousand Turks and five
hundred Servians were killed
In battle Of kumanova.
Time for Intervention Of the
Powers 10 near and may take
action within a week.
Turkish army reported aaIn-
Ing ground In battle alonq the
whole front.
Queen Eleanor, OF Bulgaria,
oons the Red Cross Qarb and Is
caring for the Injured.
kiamil Pasha has assumed
charge Of the Turkish army.
Greeks are advancing toward
Salonlkl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
OPERATIONS REPORTED
FAVORABLE TO OTTOMANS
II Is Turkeys Last Chance to Re
trieve an Almost Hopeless
Campaign.
Ten Thousand Turks and Five
Hundred Servians We're Killed
at KumanOya

LONDON, Oct 29.-The long
awaited battle which will decide the
Tate OF Turkey is now being fought.
The army under Maxim Pasha. minis
Ter OF war and commanderln-chief. Is
engaged. and according TO CONSTANT
nople official dispatches thu opera
lions are favorable 10 the Ottomans.
The dispatches. however. do not in
dicate where the chief action Is tax.
Ing place or how the opposing forces
compare
II is Turkeys last chance to re-
trieve an almost hopeless campaign.
Nazim Pasha is fighting with his back
10 the wall; his communications have
been cut and IL is impossible for him
TO get fresh supplies or reinforce
ments
In ConstantiOple the feeling of con
hdence is reviving. II is believed
that the war minister has at last as
sumed the offensive. But this is by
no means certain. as the battle may
have been forced upon him
5uIgarians Advancing.
Sofia dispatches indicate con
tinued forward movement OF the Bul.
garians. but give no details. There is
SUN no confirmation Of the reported
capture Of Lule Burgas. Demotica
and Drama. The Bulgarians are still
fighting in the direction OF Visa in
pursuance OF their plan 10 advance
20 the extreme east in the direction
OF COnstantinoplc The Greeks also
are marching with victories 10 their
credit towards Salonikl wher feel
Ing OF extreme anxiety is said 10 pre-
vail and provisions are running short.
The fact that no apparent effort is
being made 20 stop IN, Greek ad-
vance TO SaloDiki is held 20 indicate
the bulk OF Turkeys army there Ass
been transferred TO Thrace No re-
cent information has been received
OF the operations around Scutari or
other points TO the west. and Sofia to
day observed a significant silence.
Diplomatic activities continue In
London. The prime minister. Mr.
Continued on Seventh PaReD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30

, ,l"Fcland has continued to reside
ther" since the former President died
ln 1905 Her tWo daughters. Esther
ana Marion and her son Richard q
are living With her here
The announcement Of the, engage
mcnt was made tonight by President
John GrIor Hihben. OF Princeton T-ni-
N'rtiiF. Who said Prof Preston fs
9p years Of axe BE d. 70 graduate OF
princeton. and one whom we hold 70
very high esteem. As young man he
began Dos university studies at Co
IuWbia. which. however. were inter
rupted on account Of illness. st that
Time he gave up the idea of com
pIefIne hIe education. and went into
bus ness. in which hc made 70 very
rapid and notable success. establish
ing hIm of tuo head OF a vcry pros
porous m1nufacfuriuE company M
Newark 81. j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30

Special Dispatch 60 the irteIiigen,e~
CHARLESTON. W. Va Oct. %
The Supreme Court of Appeals today
awarded writ Of mandamus asked
Tor by y. ID. Morris. candidate for Cir
cult Judge 10 compel the ballot com
missiOncrs Of Wetzel county to place
his name on the Progressive ticket.
motifs was the regular Republican
nominee State. district and courf,-
candidates were endorsed by tho pro.
gressives with the exception aof Nor
Tis. \ petition. however. was circu-
lated asking the ballot commission
ers 10 place Morris name on the Pro
Eressiye ticker. but the ballot commits
flouers had refused 90 do so. because
OF objection by some OF the Progress
Bive leaders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
THIRTY-EIGHT
MEXICANS HAVE
BEEN EXECUTED
Followers Of orozoo's Army killed
General Diaz and Follower 70
Meet Same Fate.

SALTlLLO. Mex. oct 2s-Thirtv-
tlsht rebels OF General Orozco's army
nave been executed on the Blocker
tahch. near here. under suspension or
the guarantees
The men were taken prisoners in a
skirmtSa and lined up th- next ruo-uinv
Mlth"ut even the Formally OF asking
thelr names and shot
Information of the presence o. the
rebels was brought 10 the f-derais hv
Niii"m Jennings, one OF the owners
OF the ranch
Ia the engagement ten rebels were
killed.
MEGlCo CITY. oct. 2s-That Gen
eral Felix Biaz and lis associate viii
bc executed al Vera Cruz in accord
anc" with the decree or the .cOurt-mar-
TIA, in spite or the order or Ia. supreme.
court. D. tho dl~qutetiug rumor whicn
reached o." capital to-day. There is
some reason 90 believe they were t'aced
ln - I JnaN y" llua prison to-day.
colonel l'iaZ ordaz. tnief Lieutenant
10 Tie biaZ revolt, who escaped iu the
Confusion on the day of the nght4ng
Wa captured last night. ten miles from
Vera cruz The small force OF rebels
who Followed him TO the hills b. stilI
at large.
with the capture or Ordaz the gov
eminent expresses the bclief that the
lHaz revolt b. entirely ended but re-
ports from various parts Uf the repub-
lic indicate that much time must elapse
before the complete restoration Of peace
in Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
CE-PRESIDENT SHERMAN
HAD ATISFACTORY DAY
SPENT A RESTLESS AND UNsAT.
ISFACTORY DAY AND is IN a
CRITICAL CONDITION.
Or. Peck. the Attending Physician,
States That He VIII Survive
the Night.

UTICA. y. Y. oct 29.-After a
RESTLESS and unsatisfactory day Vice
President Sherman dropped of 20
sleep while sitting in his chair at
$50 o'clock tonight. and az II
O'Clock still was sleeping Dr. Peck.
who had been with him most Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-30
THE WESTHrR

wAsHIHoTor. Oct 2e.-Foreeas..
For ohio-Local rains and colder W ID
nesday, with brisk 20 high west ana
northwest winds; Thursday fair
For West Virgtnia-Genernliy fair
wednesday and Thursday; collier Thurs
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