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The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Press Association.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 2l.-The executive
committee of the National Press Asso-
citation. representing the weekly and
small daily newspapers of the entire
country. has been called to meet In Chi
cago tomorrow to prepare a program
for the next annual convention of the
assoc alton, and to select a place for the
gathering. II Is understood that New
York. Chicago, San Francisco, Denver,
and several other cities desire to enter
tain the association.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Lecture on Indian.

The Rev. Gilbert L. Wilson. in charge
Of the American Indian exhibit at the
World in Baltimore" a missionary ex-
position now being held in Baltimore,
will tell the congregation of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church Of
this city tonight at s o'clock something
OF the American redskin and his ways.
The Washington times., 1912-11-21
Alimony and Child.

Justice Barnard in Equity Court No. /
has granted an absolute divorce to
Mary w. Lewis from Clarence b. Lewis
and gave the mother the custody OF the
one child. Mrs. Lewis was also award
ed alimony in the sum OF $50 u month
for the support OF her child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
BISBEE RAPS
DAVIS TALK
sIChETA1Y or STATE or MArHr
PLAYED BIZ PHoHIBrrIoH
ORATOR
Tells Why Davis is Against Prohibition
ana Tens OF Conditions
In Maine.

Asserting that constitutional prohlbi-
TON IN Maine e "A success and NOT a fall
-, an 1s'.irg TIE truth or the state
n4'ntN OF tlr4- W. Davis. OF that state
made ln TINS city recently 10 the con
t.aFy. "a" iton. 4. :. Bish,.s a. 80 % th,.
flne Tree state, delivered Al Interesting
adhress IN this city last evening In M.
interests 81 the prohibition Amendment
i"iofe "a large audience ia the SUNDAY
100! rooms - the Fourth Street NJ r.
IN. ae meeting was presided over
sN WAL Miller. who introduced Mr.. Bis
In opening his address. Mr. Risb.e
ullt'f'y attackei the character and mo-
JNes - Mr.. Davis. In part. h. said
Nuth entered TIE tafrpaiE n m West
,N.iginia- / first did Dot know that Mr.
t4iu 70 DE 10 Maine. performing the
uttl~s OF secretary OF state. FOR which
We pay him $500 per year. We have a
from two sources. We cali them
Erafteis Mr. Davis has since return
ed 70 Maine. whether To- attend - his
outes ss secretary ~ state. or 20 look
after his irtercs IA the bankruptcy
Curt DO not know. regret that I
nust talk about fellow cItizen OF
motives backing Mr. Davis
W.. In the state ~ Maine do not lay
much stress on what Mr.. Davis says be-
cause hls career has been a peculiar one
lie was elected to the office OF secretary
~ state ana - nov serving his firs,
term The best answer To- his STATE
- AAtN NNAt AAhfi - ItNI4f OF
Maine at the last election Wn,u ne ANA
ms party Were candidates for r.-Cl,,.-
ton. In tho democratic landslide four
years ago Mr.. Davis party were elected
~ a majority OF about 5000. and az the
recent election this vote Was reversed
hy ma iority 90 about 5000
Prohibition IN Maine.
M. Hisbe" then reviewed a.. h!story
OF PROM billion IA MaIu" giving many
statistics % 10" ,oui ton or affairs ut-
o"i ~" whisA"y rv-iil' and tui"T I.u-
lihltion rule lie declared tnat tIc
reign Of notification. 'Srcr.al.N 30 Pee
noiscOt. of which Mr. Iayis spo..e go
much. was dLe To- the Tour .ufurcrutn.
OF the laws d! Nj. Davis and Other otfi-
Gals"
AIR. EiS1ee then quoted Hon. VIM. l..
Fry. At one time acting viC" - dent 90
the Eitv'i state. Congressman Charles
+. LIttlepage. eN-'iuN.ruor I. Twin .
Furly. AMI other prominent statesmen
90 Main' giving their enforcement 81
prohibition
The speaker said that = the liquor
traffic destroyed cattle. horses. hogs AMI
sheep instead of destroying boys and
girls. that congress would long ago have
appropriated millions 81 dollars 70 end
the curse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
DETAILS FOR BURNING
HAMMER ARE COMPLETE
DR. ROBINSON TO coNsEcRArE
AND OR. WINGERTER TO
DEDICATE
VIII y. coIvio VIII Apply the Torch.
Ho'es for CeIebrators Outlined.
Other Matters

The men who will ofhclate next
thursday afternoon when the big
wooden Halloween hammer will De
dedicated. were named last evening
Al a meeting OF the general commit
lee IN the Board OF Trade auditorium
hev. Ut. Charles II. Robinson, DID,,
pastor OF the First United Presby-
terrain church will cOnsecrate the
hammer, while the dedicatory speech
VIII BE- delivered by DR. Charles A
Ningerter. Both nominations we're
made unanimously VIII II. Colyig
one OF the main men on the now fam,
Gus Harmony committee. was named
10 apply the torch 20 the hammer
aiter II has been carried 10 the top
OF the hill
There is TO be no leyity in connec.
ton with the afternoon exercises The
that has retarded Wheeling's pros
perity. The two principal speakers
VIII explain the forces that tend TO
stand In The way OF the progress of
any community: in brief IL will be a
great big peace conference
The fun OF course will be at night
ater the hammer has been burned
IL there was noise and fun last wear.
this
Committees Report.
All or the various committees made
Id'oTaDie reports last evening The
finance committee reported that a
site Tor tho burning OF the hammer
mad been selected. II is on a spot 500
teet south OF the crematory and the
spectacle will be visible from prac-
tically all OF the up town districts and
also for quite a distance over the
creek
Rules by which the celebrators are
expected to be governed were adopted
last evening and will % haFora ,hoi
hoard or Control this morning for final
approval Everything that is fun will
De allowed and the rules are aimed
only against those who might possibly
allow their enthusiasm TO get the bet
ter OF their Judgment.
Mex Monday evening another meet
ing OF the general committee will be
held 10 which not only committeeman
but all parade officials as well are
asked TO be present
" was announced last evening that
all organizations and individuals that
plan TO take part in he parade will
mail or bring their applications 10 the
headquarters OF the Halloween COM
mission on the fifth floor Of the
Schmulbach building not later than s
O'Clock next Tuesday evening. This ia
TOT the purpose OF aiding General Lam
caster. chief marshal. In forming the
various divisions. General Lancaster
mas called a meeting OF all OF his
aides 10 be held Tuesday evening a,
o'clock In the Halloween head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
TAFT WILL LEAVE
FOR CAPITAL

POLAND SPRINGS. Maine. Oct. %
After a vacation OF nearly two
months. President Taft starts back
tomorrow to Washington to take up
the labors OF what he expects viii
prove busy winter. His plans for
me return trip were changed tonight
and instead OF taking a motor ride OF
lao miles from Poland Springs 10
Boston. over slippery. muddy roads. ne
VIII board his private car al DanyiIle
junction. five miles away, and start
his journey southwark.
The president is not due in Wash
lngton until Sunday morning. for he
mas a speaking date in Carnbridge
springs. Pa, and will turn west To-
morrow afternoon from Boston. 10
Keep II. Mrs. Taft ana Miss Helen
lat, who motored north with the
president from Beverly. will return
10 the summer capital for a few DAYS
and probably will Join the President
IN Washington in time TO accompany
him 10 Cincinnati 10 vote
Mr.. Taft had quiet day here He
played golf this morning and late 10
day Journeyed 10 Portland 10 address
the Maine Teachers association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST
SALEM LABOR LEADERS GIVEN

SALEM. Mass. Oct 24.-For more
than an hour today in the trial Of
Ettor. Giovannitti and Caruso for the
murder Of Anna Lopizzo during the
Lawrence textile strike. Testimony
was taken in the Italian language.
Charles Bencordo. a young Italian de-
tective. who said he followed tho
movements OF Ettor and Giovannitti
in the strike. was on the stand. and
attorneys for tho defense demanded
that he display his knowledge OF the
tongue OF his ancestors.
Bencordo. a native OF Boston. test.
ned AZ the morning session 10 A
speech he heard Giovannitti make on
Lawrence Common TO the strikers the
day OF the fatal riots. Giovannitti.
speaking in Italian. the witness said.
told the strikers TO "ProVI like wild
animals at night for the blood OF the
scabs.' He also translated a circular
issued by the defendants urging the
strikers 10 smash tine heads OF those
who remained AZ work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
FATHER PURSUES
South Wheeling Couple Run Away to
&c Married and Parent
Starts In Pursuit.

Miss Charlotte Cashmere. aged 70.
daughter OF Thomas Cashmere. 1926
Wetzel street. aud Robert Forest. o.
CaldWells run. are said TO be- the
principals 10 an elOpmeut on the
South side Wednesday. The father
OF the girl. Who was bitterly opposed
10 the marriage. sirafcd search for
them they were found missing We'd
nesday a. noon. but az e late hour to
day bad nor been able 20 locate them.
The girl was employed ~ B.och
Bros tobacco plant and the yoTig
man 40 The Riverside mill. al Ben
wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
CONCEDE ELECTION
OF DR.. HATFIELD

On the train which carried William
Jennings Bryan through West Viz
cinia from east 10 west to-day, the
commoner heard from the lips Of cam
paign managers that they had no hope
OF defeating the ticket headed by DIR.
Hatfield. Explaining how il came
about that Thompson. the Democratic
candidate for Governor. was hooted
down at Grafton. Democratic leader
whose name is a household word in
West Virginia. was overheard to say:
They have "a veTy popular candidate
for Governor: he is a doctor. and is
strong with the people. while Thomp-
son IS CORES pondingly weak We can
not elect him. We know ~. but we
are keeping up the blum II will help
US in our fight 10 get the legislature. q"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
SECOND DEATH RESULTS FROM
GRIEF OYER FAMOUS TRAGEDY

married Lewis =. ElosSer. tho father
81 The girl. died from GRIEF "A frw
iirn,'S after her death. Twigg was
80 greatly affected 10y his sons death
that h. sank into a d.cl!r. rr-m
which %" never recovered "a. had
hf~d apart from h:s fuu'Iy and th.
tragedy brought him and h.s wife
oScthcr aGain for only short time.
He brought suit :or divorce on tho
ground ~ assertion but the action
vas not pressed Toy trial a.. WIS
TIE owner %: much property hor. and
az keNs'r. In addition 10 his wife he
lea - a daughter. Mrs. Hattie Kim
Tu"l and thre sons. Millard. Vernon
ana Thomas TWigg His body was
taken 20 the Twiss home. at Keysrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
Demise of Samuel T~iqq A-cribsd
to Murder Of Son and lat
ert's Financse.

CUMBERLAND. Md. oct e4-Tb..
second d"arh from grief over the IA
nous Twigg- E!osSer murder mystery
occurred Nest'rday when samuel
I"isS. aged % wears. Of Koyser. W.
VI. near here. died at the home OF
iFirnds ~ Bedford street. here. with
Wa"m be hal lived Tor snn. time.
iWlg2 WaS the father OF charles
r I"igg. who. with his finance.
M'SS Grace Eiosser. w-r. my-teriouslv
Hlurdefeu at the EioSser home the
"'sht be-ore they were To have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
HIT BY TRAIN
Unknown Nan Picked Up al Glendale.
Ba5lY injured. but VIII
Recover.

An upl aoNn man. said 10 DO an
American. was run down byy freight
engine NO 2n59 af Glendale last even
ing Tie Was found along the tracks.
and 10 o. supposed that he bad been
trying 10 steal ride on fhc train
Suffering from 90 deep cash on the
back ~ The head and numerous
bruises. Doc was taken fo fIs- Glendale
hospital. where bis injuries we're
dressed by Ur BARLOW. OF Benaopd
Although badly Injured. 10 is thought
that he has good chances for rocov.
cry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
working Ni-bt sb,,r.

81 NvHuactots IN charge OF the work al
We various dams unut. tultf.... - ,.t.,-
htruct!on on the ohio river have TO- the
f"St 4tM weeks been working night
Mnrk conn before winner - r.yssi-
IL anticipating rains over the water
sufuS win subsequent rise IA tue
iver. a special effort has beer, mad, =,
flSh tne work. II = likely that IN.
present rise viii stop the work for the
81 inter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
RIVER NEWS

win a barge stage on the Ohio river.
90. operators at iittsbargh are making
"IIahsetnents to send shipments OF coal
consisting of over 1000. 900 bushels To
soutnern markets to-day. and tn. fleet
= expected Z" pass this point this even
~ ., 10 morrow. Both the Allegheny
anu the heaVeT rivers are flowing out
IIee!y. ana ~ Is expected that the crest
this city. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

rueuaIeH rlse 10 The height ot The need
great moment is past its just case OF enduring
and forgVins the little pin prCks 81 everyday lie they
fail ignominiousy
the little things
And yet. after all who can blame them F,,r Who
does not know how are the little n mss
OF life -e'
How the little annoyances sting IS How the ut'la
disappointments loom like life tragedies. How ia. IT.
We temptations TO temper and injustice and unr.asou
Aoleness overcome u.s. How childishly We xiv. m to-
the little weaknesses, 80
The little Ills OF life" says Thackarav in ono of
nose wonderful asides that half the charm OF his
t' are we hardest 10 bear all very well
he o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
POSTPONED
High School Alumni Enter+ainm.n. Tn
definitely Postponed Because
OF Junior Party.

~ the meeting OF the W " G R..rrf
y 49, nciation. held al the UIEu FrrooI
last evening. % was FOUND fntf mo fYr-
hanged Tor "a party 70 poe Hsfd 1n 90.
sam" date tie liiEh School Alumni S.ff-
rfEe dsmonsfrHtiun LAD been rlanfaf
Junior class. and the Alumni affair v.4
900 urusf because NJ INABILITY fp arftrna.
later date. In view o. halloween ans
the n"aruess Of the presidential election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
GAVE CANCELLED
WITH FoLLANssEE

Tho Vlf..u 4 o. foot BALL team
wil boot ro f. FoIausbo~ saturday fhs
rnre having h"en cancelled bocnuse
Wv Fo'i1neh'" team vil br unable
fn play
Iho Madison team would iks fo ar
rang" same with any team avertr
lhf ! 81 ro1nit fh, Same to he PLAYED
a' HriFo plrk It'irdat afternoon
NnF per NO accepting call 1905 " Ns-
Nunai phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

Gale Justice. ~ thIs a.at~. mate on the
Stcdlhtr steel CITY. and formerly mate
on the lorenA. lett yesterday faf Mari
Eta, where he VIII meet his boat
The wtcket~ 90 th. damn along the
'Hio river have been lsNered Tn.
feet
The Admiral Dewey was deIaye,I Wed
u'ttsf Hl%ht o.. fog. and did not clear
we local Whaff Tor i1ftsu.rgu uutl.
% 800 % CLOCK yesterday morning
Thhrsday's Boats
Elf"l i4iA. tIffH luGdti. 10 u. m
-"u"fus Marietta. u a ni
Liberty. Darlington. D. IN
I.filsu... lIf....I4lu. 3D. u fn
Fridays Boats.
indian. MatampraS. 90 o. m
Admir1i lsewry. Fstrk-sSuurE. noon.
IibeFiy. 'iIriugt"n. 800 . u.
River marka
FIIIFiii l,fsIf. "a 's.t g % j. ex.
p'Ft~I f-at q shipment Of 1000 600
bushels % coal MI lr nude from here
within th" rrNf - hours stages report
cd Tonight foilow
DAVIS Ist.AND-6s feet. falling.
"a Do
SrErnENvILLE-ii feet. rising.
on rtTY -sc feet -.s.n-. rain
MAttEiN 80 feet. fi-lug. ram
Mol"iA$TDWN-- feet. stationary.
rain
rAEKEEsHrEG-5s fee. rising
c.nuur.
Beutsr Saturday Special 500 Fresh
Dressed 4 Dung Chickens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

OF tame and the applause
esn,isr oao any glory and f>?pness
who allowed
An n q shoe WIN couple pebbles
would disappear
All ne would revove nails" 81" ~ '"'
ecstacy or
~oud be wiling 10 die for he
one Dig sacrifice he
words the
aeip me tnis DAY TO be big enough the
How is that for a prayer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
HE DAILY CHIT.CHAT
By Ruth Cameron
Fl. = . -. ts n. ss*s*aAs+.s.s

T Tow Of lfe-
We were taking the other had
herseH wonderfully
Lent TO The one she loved
me said
II one OF those
TO De met but failures Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
LOST.

-, --------- -----------~~--s-s-
hOsN-' lamont stick uI-. hrfurru .e+r
I.1f Frnur'e ard frIrfcerfr -.e
in-'f receive fswarI l.sfrrn o. intel.
lECn-cr nff.s .rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
BOA. On Nat. Pike 81. 500

011f s-lt house. rarf frffr aaa.
hcuss VITA cslfr - n 10rfn. cine Grape
81 hlnda o. hrNf,ura o. fIrn ur.H sr.f
10 Waste land. We Enlsred AMI farreI.
srtra good soil r4fr.s $500 DOWN na'
nee - suft ~ Wrifs " "a Nsafers
7tt ". Ave. Cambridge y.
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MISCELLANEOUS

.--~~s~-~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~ .>>~
WAITED loan will give ffty dol
lars interest on loan of S8o" Pleas
Va ave '" care OF ''i '''' wheeling 6ss vs.
WAETED-To rent farm on shares
tan give good reference Address
farm care Intelligence office. og4-r
Journal 81 the session OF the Wheel
i1E convention. when convened Febru-
ar ~. sea This Journal was printed
ara b"und by Campbell AMI Dertn0tt
.nd Il wanted foi the SLATE Archives u
". Va. any owner OF % COPY OF the
ibSurHs, NIL perform pubic service
seneer. or Win Hon VirEH lewis.
Stsie Afchiveitt Charleston. W Va
tf-iuiyia
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
6, Csc as, paid for cast Off eiVtninE. wrIi.
NO. iOs, x.,,:s Il. Sryr s..,,,.
WE--co!i-rt Bat BINS Rur and sell
-, Att>ehnsEts carefully placed
nias Collections On a conn lion basI.
- ~ tiun. ~ bay. Tito Buczeye MsT.
W. .si,n nse W az Boar % TRADE B.ds-
Tfs1.
n .oG q 'I bu 1sY f P.4, 5s3fs srsos
National Exchange Bank sag.
WBselins. ~. Va
wANTUD-ro huy copy or -Cbf.nle,.,
OF Border NarfarrH "A booa des-rtu.
ne Of the carly fnd.sn para in Wert
Nffin'a ane 0tEef pogtyus of tne OHIO
valley
Also wanted 20 uup any copies % Cd
histIri 10 % virginia ald Wesf .tfs.u~a
~ .Yuhty hiAtof'~s. tHat NAV 30 0I frs
IAAaNNmN NnTMIH.a
nfess hiatofJ. care fnieiliEenrer
my-s-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
NANIElI--MSle Help.
WANTED - Several expert
enced solicitors The lntelh-
gencer.

WtNTE p;-5OYS CT IS on 70
YEARS TO FILL PERMANENT pO-
SIIlONS WlIN GEO. E SrtFEl co.
APPLY TO-DAY AT STORE cpl
applt tr sob .-...-
man trird ruo- N-ws Ism - N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
FUNERAL DlRECrORS

Louis BGrtsChv
tOkGHAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhiAL ENBAIHER.
ti22 ard ii2f Nain Street
-tsls Answered la. or Sgrf-
Siore Phones 63s.
VIC L. bertschy. Eel Phone 1852 Il
G. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone tgz4.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

ron HENT-Two furnished roon,
suitable for young bIsnoss man. In
Guife at 81 18Th street. citv. Aug-2t-tf
foR hBrT-Ni>ely furnished and J.
room fats with bath. fpT light house
keeping. rent reasonable. Apply a. y
ron. ~. Angst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

ron sALE-A 20 dollar coal rausrt.t.t
Main street .sr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
FOR SALE

ron bALE-ThTee .ill-g glass rl.rtle
i.lN@ show cases. at "a BARGAIN . l.
are. Ohio. ALA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

River NAIL

Beuter Saturday Special 500 Fresh
Dressed DUNG Chickens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
For RENT

foR hErT-50A dairy and garden
farm on pike nj X II. 20 M wc-t
ot b"liaire Cali on DT =. Z Arrhet
s''snyside. ONO w
TOE REnT.
PROM APRIL !, 1919
IKE sEvERN BOARDING Housr.
sS5 10 e53 AAIN ST. 1T Ii DEsrRRD
80 LEASE TO n PARTY WHO Oar
sUCCESSfULLY CONDUCT A HON
CLASs BoARDrNG HOUSE AND OWE
SECURITY.
JAMES L. HAwLuY
lo65is MAIN ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
WANTED-TO BUY

"AHTED-Bioyeio: must have q. j.
tires aud q good coaster brafs: No,
'ver 22-ineh frame. Phone Bell 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD

rHI. sEvERE F.rnish~f rooms. Uftn
Loarf gt5 dsia 81 $751; He'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
MEN WANTED
APPLY
Wig. Mold 6 Foundry Co.
MANTED-EEMALE HELP

"AhTED-rsu sai"Sladies. Good posi-
lions arl r"o4 Ea.. Permanent t.
mos" who qualify iavtngston's I0ss
Main - -
NANfEp-'iiris Apply Wheeling TIL.
go. Thirty -nrSt aud t'hapIfne streets
N-u- undsI - Ne-rs need apply o2.-i
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ow rsry very large are the r,;le things OF lie
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-07-03
RAMPANT cnoWD ABOUT HALL
CONVENTION HALL CROWDED
SO THAT MORE ARE REFUS-
ED ADNITTANCE.
situation Serious When Chairman Or
ders That None but Delegates and
Reporters be Admitted.

Baltimore. July 1.-Convention
hail was almost stampeded tonight
by thousands of people who were
refused admission after Chairman
James had ordered the police to ad-
NIT no one except delegates. alter
mates and members of the press.
When the order was issued the po-
lice were having trouble prevent
ing crushes at the door and in the
streets around the hall. Within a
few minutes the authorities were con-
fronted with a situation so serious
that reserves were sent for and the
crowds driven back from the doors.
In front Of the hall the street was
roped of at each extreme Of the
building and double lines Of police
were stationed across the streets. No
one was permitted through these lines
without delegates badge and ticket
or press badge and ticket.
By 10 o'clock it was estimated 1000
persons were crowded in the streets
for admission, but no one
could elude the police.
1t was the first time since the
began that precautions
were necessary to avert possible ac-
cident in the hall and at the door.
The police orders were so strict
that several delegates who had for
gotten their badges were excluded
from the hall for an hour before they
could get word to the inside and OBJ
tain Identification.
The hall itself was filed to its ca
pacity. hundreds being permitted to
stand In the aisles around the seat
sections on the ground floor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-07-03
DEADLOCK STILL UNBR0KEN.
WILSON GAINS STEADILY BIT
NOMINATION NOT IN SIGHT
Both Clark and Underwood Will Fight
to Finish and the Plot Hatched
Months Ago to Defeat Wilson Nav
Yet Succeed-WilsOn Men, Hopeful,
However.

Baltimore. July 2.-The deadlock
In the Democratic national conven-
ton over presidential nominee
seemed more complete than ever
when adjournment was taken at 12.42
a. m. until noon today. Woodrow
Wilson had made steady gains dur
ing Mondays balloting, until he
reached high water mark of sol 1-2
votes on the 39th ballot. He remain
ed stationary on the 40th ballot and
then began to lose ground. The last
ballot was the 42nd, when Gov. Will
son pOlled 494.
Speaker Champ Clark reached the
lowest ebb of his candidacy on the
ballot, where Wilson reached a crest
He went down to 422 votes at that
time but Immediately began TO pick
up and had gone to 43O when ad-
journment was taken.
The speaker came over to Balti-
more during the evening and was a
guest at the home Of Mayor Preston,
near the convention hall. He re-
turned to Washington shortly before
midnight.