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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-04-25
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH

An entertainment will be given
this evening in the Swedish Mission
church, for which an interesting pro-
gram, consisting of songs, lecture and
refreshments has been arranged.
The young Peoples Aid society
will meet next Saturday evening in
the church, with Misses Hedig Carl
son and Beda Falk as hostesses.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-04-25
WILL FISH OFF GRAYs HAReOR

The ocean fishing steamer Oregon
ian arrived in the Harbor Monday
night, in command of Captain Miles,
80 hours from Tacoma, and will make
this port her headquarters for deep
sea fishing expeditions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-04-25
LA TOILETTE
AND ROOSEVELT
Stirring up Republicans on
Pacific Coast and in
. the South
REFORM MEASURES LOST
Where Roosevelt Wins, Says
LaFoilette--W Win South
Replies Roosevelt

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-Sena-
tor Robert NJ La Toilette commented
today in part as follows on the recent
Roosevelt victories in some OF the
Western states:
1T is a significant fact that in yir-
tually every state where Col. Roose-
welt was the choice for presidential
candidate. reactionary candidates for
other offices won from their known
progressive opponents"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-04-25
Cites Progressives Beaten.

In support of this assertion the SEN
ator instanced the defeat of Senator
Jonathan Bourne by Ben Selling, in
Oregon; the defeat in Nebraska of
George W. Norris, progressive leader
of the national house, by Senator Nor.
ris Brown; the defeat in Illinois of
Walter Clyde Jones by Gov. Deneen,
and of Hugh McGill by Lawrence Y.
Sherman.
another significant fact" continued
Senator La Toilette, 'is, that the
Illinois state convention, controlled by
Roosevelt supporters, subsequently re-
fused to adopt the initiative and refer
endum and suffrage planks and in
dorsed the administration of President
Taft while cheering Roosevelt"
Fight Begins in Fresno April 25.
Having been advised by throat
specialist his voice would be in work
ing order again within three days,
United States Senator Robert NJ. La
Toilette announced today that he
would begin in Fresno, on April 25, his
California campaign for the presiden-
tial nomination.
After the meeting in Fresno, Sena-
tor La Toilette will go to Los Angeles,
where he will speak Friday night. The
remainder of his itinerary has not
been definitely arranged.
He will be in San Francisco again
by the last of April.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-04-25

matter of re-arranging the names
and numbers of streets and houses
throughout the city, which was re-
ferred to the street committee.
A request for an increase of salary
from Engineer Ewart was ordered
filed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-12
Doctor Tells Hom TO
Shed Bad Complexion

We ran not reetore descuersted ia
c4sl tissue any more than We can
restore a lost limb II Is useless to al
tempt to convert a worm out complex
ion into new one The rational pro
cedUre is TO remove he conpl sion
instead remove the devitalized cult
Gle Not by sulgical means, however,
as the underlying cults is too thin too
tender. 70 withstand immediate eX-
posture Applying ordinary mercolized
wax viii gradually absorb the offend
ing cuticle BY degrees a new. youth
ful skin appears, a skin soft and deli
cstelv tinted as rose petal
No lady need hesitate to try this
Procure an ounce Of mercolized wax
of the druggist Spread on thin
layer before retiring removing this in
the morning with soap and walter In
from one to two Weeka the compile xlon
is completely transformed
An approved treatment for Wrluklee
Is provided bN dissolViue an ounce of
powdered saHolite in half pint witch
hazel Bathing the face in the solution
brings prompt results ~ Rupert
Mackenzie in Popular Medicine
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-12
FAMOUS IN A DAY FOR THE
BEAUTY or HER HANDS
AND ARMS
A Erss Prescription rhst Does its
Werk over Niuht-You Cen Pre-
pare II ~ Your Own Horne

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"hen her iriellus - iie -sl.r.,,,o -
n1aIVeious ens ~ ~ H. tte
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same inlns - YOU ~ ar liis ,or,
she say ~ uglS =, &c
sVefy woman y ~ 'ii'5 ,tini ~ a.,
scrlpilou az '"i "'t' ~
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suoros me "2II ~, ~ p.' sS,,,s,t
zen anyone eee JUS ,,t I
aole resuil, p.ous tga,,ti,.i
give you; ap7ol ~ ...',',.l'5 are,.,.
pre- pt'on ar,,,a von
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
THREE KILLED IN
RAILROAD WRECK
F-isht Trains Collide In Dense Fog
on the New York central-Sever-
al Badly Hurt.

ROCHESTER,. September IA
dense fog was responsible for a wreck
on the New, York Central railroad at
East Rochester early today. when
three freight trains came together
killing three mep. seriously injuring
two others and causing a property
loss estimated az $25O.OOO The dead
are:
A. J. wolf. brakeman: Hemsn street,
East Syracuse.
Jehn Defener and William Wise.
both Of Rochester.
The injured Jacob Keller. conduc-
tor. Syracuse. bruised and internally
injured. probably will die.
a fast freight train from the east
crashed into a train Ia the block wait
ing orders. the engineer having failed
70 see the danger sinRal sent back
with a fagman. About twenty heavily
loaded cars we're piled up. A minute
later another fast freight train from
the west tore its way through the
wreckage. adding twenty more cars 20
the pile ~ shattered timbers and
twisted steel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
FAMOUS EVANGELIST
OPENS E. L. CAMPAIGN
Tabernacle In Ohio City Was
Taxed to Its Utmost and
Many Stood on the
Outside.
BASEBALL Sor of Former Years
Delivered His Famous Ten
Commandments Sermon.
(ey Dudley Hawkins.A

EAST LIVERPOOL. o., September
15.-With all the vim and energy that
he ever displayed on the baseball dla.
mond. Billy" Sunday. the baseball
evangelist. inaugurated his six weeks
campaign In this city with three over
How meetings Sunday. Eager TO get
the first glimpse OF the great speaker.
and despite the warning elements,
thousands OF curious and religious peo.
pie. amid a heavy downpour. fiocked
10 the tabernacle. filling II TO the doors.
Just prior to his Initiative sermon.
all members Of the Sunday party were
introduced TO the 5000 people who
had gathered to give him welcome. at
the morning service at IL O'Clock.
BILLY" then taking the platform with
out any preliminary. launched into his
opening sermon. using for his text.
Have Ye Received the Holy Ghost
Since Ye Believed" Acts 10. 2.
In the afternoon. Gsspite a downpour
OF rain. the Tabernacle vas again
hlled TO the doors. Traction lines
(Conunued on Pare Eiahtl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
REBELS REPULSED
BY THE FEDERALS
rohowing Desperate Battle in Which
over Two Hundred Were Killed
Rebels Sack Towns

MENICO CITY. Sept. 15.-Afextcan
federal troops won a costly victory
yesterday In the vicinity of Oaxaca,
when they succeeded in routing an
attacking force of 5000 Indians. Id
by Zapatistas after three, dayp nSht
ing. After falling back from the state
capital before the heavy federal artil-
lery fire. the rebels captured San
feipe an1 Ella. but were subsequsnt- .
~ driven frcm these towns. not. how
places
in Ella the rebels dynamitcd IN,
railway station and municipal palace
several merchants who attempted 10
protect the prOpr-,y were hanged.
and a number Of stores burned and
fNhting between the federais ana
tho indiana continued al day vester-
nay on the rsnches and In the little
towns surrounding Oaxaca. Al san
felipe the government forces loss -Four
kHIed ard the rebels $50 killed. Fc,-
cral hundrpd wounded and a number
OF pris1pess. Among the prisoners
were a few recognized az Zapatistas.
IN their retreat the rebels burn "a
several BRIGGS on the Mexican South
efn railway between OaNaca and
Puebla Reports from pu.bia t.u of
the growth u the Zapatistn movement
IN that state. IN the state OF Mexico
bands ~ rciels were operating near
ioluca. The state capital. yesterday.
IN a battle ~ Jalapa. south of
loiuca, yesterday, tho fa<srai forces
prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
LOUIE
AND GYP THE
BLOOD SILENT
Accused Slayers Of RosenthaI Refxss
TO Talk-Witran Hastens to Hot
Springs For Evidence.

NEW YORK. September 15.--Every
enort OF police and district attorney
TO indrce "Gyp the Blood" and Lefty
Louie TO break their silence has 30
Tor failed. The arrest OF these two
gunner. completing the round up Of
all men wanted in connection with
1.-THE rpurter Of Herman RosenthaI, the
gambler. Just two months ago tonight.
was followed by four hours examina-
ton OF the new prisoners today.
The men were examined separately
by Deputy Police Commissioner Geo.
5. Dougherty and by Assistant District
Attorney Frank Moss in the absence
OF District Attorney Charles s. Whit
man. but according TO both Mr. Dough-
erty and Mr.. Moss. "Gyp" and Lefty
were determined 10 "standpat" Moth
ing whatever In the nature of a con-
fession could be obtained from them.
In an effort TO reinforce evidence
against the men the police today
formally held their wives as material
witnesses. as we'll as the third man.
Max Kahn. who. the police say. is a
pickpocket. and who vas in the fat
with the gunner and their wives
when the detectives broke In upon
them at supper last night All three
OF these witnesses were arraigned
again before Coroner Fsruberg and
held In 81 900 bail each. The police
also seized a large number 0 papers
In tho fiat where the capture was
made
Horwin agf ROsensweigh probably
VIII be arrsignpd on q formal charge
~ numbering Rosenthal before a jus
tice or the supreme court tomorrow.
II is expected that the arraignment
will take place IN Justice COTS court.
Although the district attorneys
Office had offered $1,000 for the cap
ture Of "Gyp the Blood" and Lefty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
TO PROMOTE
ALL RAILWAY
MAIL CLERKS
THOUSANDS OF MEN
WILL RECEIVE INCREASE
Postmaster General Hitchcock's
New System Will Be Enact
ed on 1st Day of October.

WASHINGTON. Sept. I5.-Promo-
ton FOR i2.o0O railway postol clerks
on october / will be provided in or
ders TO be issued tomorrow by Post
master General Hitchcock In The
raiiway mail service there are l6. 700
clerks and n majority OF those not
promoted on October will receive
more pay before the end OF the cur
rent fiscal year. More than a million
dollars will be expended in making
the promotions
reorganization Of the railway mail
service and increased pay for postal
clerks was authorized in the recently
enacted postoffice appropriation bill
The project WAS urged by Postmaster
General Hitchcock in the belief that II
would result in far greater efficiency
IN the service and in the making OF
promotions along fairer lines.
Although more than 81 OOO. 900 a
year VIII be involved in the Increases
u VIII cost the government no more
POSTMASTER General Hitchcock has
perfected n plan 70 save that amount
by a rearrangement OF railway mail
car space and the amount the gov
ernment pays annually 10 the rail
roads.
Annual Promotions.
The new law provides for three
(continued on Seventh Pagel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
is
IMPRISONED
FAMOUS LABOR LEADER
AGAIN UNDER ARREST
Following His Appeal for GEN.
eral Strike in New England
Denver Man Is Arrested.
Appealed to the Textile Workers
to Strike in Sympathy of
Men Behind the Bars,

BoSTON. SepJ l5.-Wm. n Vay.
Wood OF Denver. General organizer OF
the Industrial Workers OF the World.
was arrested here today on a capias
warrant issued as the result OF an in
dictment by the Essex county grand
Jury. charging him with conspiracy i'm
connection with the strike OF textile
workers In Lawrence last Winter. Ho
was released on 8 900 bonds.
The exact nature OF the conspiracy
with which Haywood Is charged WAS
not mentioned I'm the indictment.
Just before his address, HAYWOOD.
IN addressing n mass meeting OF 49,
OOO persons on Boston common had
sounded call for a general strike OF
New England workers. TO begin a ma
uonwide movement as portest
against the arrest imprisonment and
triai OF Ettor. GiOvannitti and Caruno"
These three Industrial Workers. who
we're active during the Lawrence
strike. are charged with completely TO
murder In the shooting OF a striker.
Anna l.opizzo. during a riot in Law
renee last January.
At todAy's meeilng banners were
displayed calling for the release OF the
three leaders and Haywood was
cheered when he cried: I'VE will
open the jail doors or close the mill
gates
General Strike.
In urging general strike. the
speaker declared II probably would be-
a fact by the end OF the coming week
and that IL surely would come before
(Contfnusd on Pnze EtehtN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
DEATH RIDESIN
WAKE OF TORNADO

SYRACUSE. ~ Y. Sept Ia
Three persons were killed and hfty
injured by n tornado which worked a
ten.mile trail of destruction across
the northern part Of Onondaiga coun-
~ late today. The property loss -
estimated a. $4,000
The Dead.
William Madison. Syracuse.
J. Dopp, Fulton.
Charles Chapman, salina.
Without any wsTniUg Of ifs an.
rroach. the black. funnel shaped cloud
fret appeared near Long Branch. a
pleasure resort ten miles from this
city. About 900 persons we're there.
and a panic followed when building
after building topplcd over and two
massive intcrurban trolley cars were
hurled into a ditch
a number ran into the dance fhal.
for safety. but this building vas d.
rectiy in the path o. The storm and
was demolished Many persons wore
injured in a. The wind. thunder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16

lightning and rain we're terrific. and
trees cracked and fell 20 the ground.
Rushing westward. he tornado de.
molished the boathouso of the syra-
cuse University navy. in which was
stored the entire crew equipment.
Al tho shells were wrecked and the
loss TO the university is more than
- 900 Racing across the country
the tornado leveicd everything IN ~
path Farm houses and barns were
blown down. Crops we're ruined and
scores ~ head Of cattle we're killed
North of North Syracuse the devas-
tation continued Hitchers HUi was
next visited. and the settlement was
fractically wiped out Fifteen resi-
dences and a number 81 barns and
the school house fell before the whirI-
wind. The home ~ VI. A. MendeII.
which stood IN tho path ~ tho torna.
DO. was lifted from its foundation and
turned completely over. IN the house
we're Mrs Mendo1 and her three bows.
al Of whom escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
VIRGINIANS
HANDICAPPED
TO CAPTORS
ALIENS EN- ROUTE TO a
THEIR MOUNTAIN HON
Strongly Guarded by Detectives.
Sweetheart Who Led Detec-
tives Accompanies Lover.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 15.-Hand-
cuffed. guarded by three stalwart de-
tectives and accompanied by the girl
who unconsciously gave the police the
clue 10 their hiding place. Sidna Allen
and his nephew. Wesley Edwards. who
took part in the shootLng-up of the
court at Hillsviile. Va. on March II
last. arrived here tonight from Des
Moines on their way back TO the
scene of the crime.
Their trip TO this city from Des
Moines. Iowa, where they were cap
tured yesterday. proved uneventful
Chief OF Detectives Baldwin stating
that the prisoners were ideal In be-
havior and In far from a detected
frame OF mind. With the exception
OF Miss Maud Iroler. whose love for
Wesley Edwards led the detectives to
his hiding place. the entire party ap-
parently relished the food and even
the exchanging of jokes was not IN
requent on the train.
The younger OF the two prisoners.
as well as the girl herself, were So
tcontinusd on Seventh PageJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
SIX SAILORS DROWNED AND
SIX OTHERS ARE MISSING
TRAINING CUTTER IS
SWAMPED IN SQUALL
Rescue Boat Was Rushed to
Scene Of Accident but Was
Also Cspsized by the Wind.
Gunner's Mate Who Was in
Charge of Craft Missing
Several Bodies Recovered.

CHICAGO, Sept f5.-Six naval ap-
prentices we're drowned and Ave are
missing A. the result OF the capsfzing
Of n cutter from the United States
naval training station NJ North Chi
cago. H., late this afternoon. The
bodies OF six OF the victims were re-
covered and identified and II II be-
lieved the boys not accounted for were
drowned.
Five identined dead are:
\: c. Harlan, Is years old. Bloom
ingdale. Ind.
I. /. south~orth, IS years old.
31i2h Lane street. Pittsburg.
J. wallace, Is years old. Turner.
Ind.
w. N. Amtrobus, 81 years old. 32
Regent street. Indianapolis. Ind.
J. A. Patton, % years old. Stanton.
Ohio
The party, in which there were "a
apprentices. left the training station
shortly after 2 o'clock. In charge OF
Gunners Mate Meagus. and after
cruising about for two hours. headed
for North Chicago.
Struck by squaIi.
A few minutes later. while the cut
ter was north OF Lake Forest. a squall
struck the boat, the sails were low
cred and an anchor thrown out Mea-
gus. Il is said. planned TO let the cut
ter ride out the storm. but the waves
soon were running so high that the
boat dragged its anchor and gradually
(Contfnusd on Page Nins.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
TERROR REIGNS
IN THE KINGDOM
OR FLOWERS NOW
since Suicide of General NoaI and
his Wife, Japan Has Feared
Epidemic Of Ancient Custom.

TOXIC. Sept. 15.-The city has
been kept in a state OF excitement
since the suicide OF General Nogt and
MS wife. Countess Eogi. by rumors
Iiat other persons had ended their
lves In testimony OF their devotion
TO the departed Emperor Mutsuhito.
All such reports. however. proved to
be baseless.
The newspapers Of the country are
hIk-d with graphic accounts OF the
suicide OF General NOgi and his wife.
lhe underlying note OF all utterance
Is that although suicide had been con-
demned for a bad example. vet the
act In the case OF General Nogi pain.
~ indicated a splendid adherence to
the ancient traditional spirit of the
country. The various newspapers uni
iormly praise the japanese soldiers
devotion TO bis emperor.
General Nogi. before taking his own
life. prepared three statements. which
he sealed. These statements probably
will be made public tomorrow
Before plunging his sword into his
throat resulting IN the fatal wounds
General Nogi dfew his knife acros-
ms abdomen. causing the skin to
break. This was done in accordance
with the ancient custom OF Japan.
which General Nogl was careful TO
observe In preparing for death.
u Is now understood that General
Nogi paid a visit 20 his closes, friends
on the day before he ended his Ife
among others. he visited Prince
Aiitomo famagata. one q Japan's
most distinguished men To each Of
MS friends he is said 10 have bid
farewell Prince YamaRata 90 Is IN
derstood. suspected General Nogis de-
cision. and demanded OF him In alarm
You are not going 10 die. I hopes"
Nogi did NOD make any reply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16

WASff1NGTDN. sept ia portion
% the books and records kept hy 'Corue-
lius y Bliss a. treasurer % the Repub-
Ucan national committee IN fhf 1gOf
pteeidenual campaign. probably have
ne senate committee fuFesffratInr carn-
raign expenditure acrordfna o. state
uenf to-day by Senator Tomcrenc. OF
ohio. member ~ tho committee
80 the conclusion ~ n con ference with
Chairman clnpp. over fho work 20 he
taken ID hr fnr committee when ~
meets Sepfernher ~. Senator rpmarene
said DO viii hc AT least part" OF tho
records kept hv air Bliss had been lora-
ted George Ii forffItnu. who .rrs
chairman ~ fhc Republican cornniffae
'urln- tHaf year. ferflfled rufr ff fbaf
ha believed nll books and records haI
.ro- destroyed hy Mr. nlias before his
death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
BILLY" SUNDAY SWAPS CONGREGATION
IRISH PLA' GAME
OF FOOTBALL AND
So IN HOSPITAL

BELFAST. Sept. ia foot
ball match to-day between the
Linfelds and the Belfast Gel
tics resulted in a fierce paiit.
ical fight. -
The fight arose owing TO
some OF the 'Celtics' supportsrs
unfurling a green and wkte.
striped flag. at which some or
the spectators took umbraRe
The supporters OF Linfield host
ed the Union Jack. after which
there was a regular riot and a
fusilade of stones. which was
followed by revolver shots.
The police hurried up and
eventually got control OF the
mob. but not before 80 had
been taken TO the hospital
Five OF these were suffering
from revolver wounds and
three are seriously wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
A MODERN VAL
JEAN ARRESTED
IN OHIO CITY
Cisr<shsryh nsn Who Assaulted Ply
s'e'an and Then Went 70 Ohio
and Married, Cauaht

Special dispatch 40 tie Intsiiirencer
ANr~sNu-I.k.. o., Sept I5.-After
liNing an exemplary life as a farmer
mere for four years. Luther s. LLOYD
20. formerly OF Clarksburg, W. Va
was arrested to-day by officer Reed
Bigley on cNtradition papers from
Governor Harmon, or Ohio, and taken
back 10 Clarkshurg TO answer a
charge OF assault with intent TO kill
He and his brother are charged with
assaulting a physician four years ago.
and IL Is claimed Luther stabbed and
dishgured him. 10 is another modern
Val Jean case. Since living here.
within six miles Of the city. lloyd has
never beel In trouble -Four weeks
ago he married Hazel Allender. Is.
daughter OF a farmer in the neighbor-
hood in which he himself bought a
little farm with his savings. She was
thunderstruc@ when she was Informed
OF her husbands arrest. but packed
up her clothes and accompanied him
Ia West Virginia o-day, determined
to stick To him through thick and thin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
REBEL CHIEF
CAPTURED BY
U. S. TROOPS
EI TIsre, American Mining Camp Cap
tured by Rebels, After Desperate
Flaht With Americans.

Ell PASO. September 15.-Advices
to army offieials here from Maria,
Texas. report the capture by Captain
Thessas r. Mitchen % Pascul Orozco,
Jr.. leader OF the revolution in north
cru Mexico. and his father. Pascul
Orozco, ST.. a colonel In the revolu-
tionary army.
After being defeated decisively by
federals under General Jose de la
Cruz Sanchz. both Orozcos. together
with a small body OF insurgents. es-
capped the federals but were taken In
custody by the United States border
patrol.
General Steever also received a re-
port from army officers at Preside.
Texas. opposite Ojinga. Mexico. that
Colsnel Paul Orozco. father OF the
reDel leader. was captured yesterday
and is held by United States troops az
Preside. together with Colonel p. G..
OroZco.
wV.ther Generol Pascual Orozco.
Jr.. the rebel commander in-chief. was
fighting at Ojinaga or escaped over
the international line into the United
States is not known.
Federal forces numbering $50 under
command OF Colonel Manuel I.anda en-
tered Ojinaga proper. driving the reb-
els before them.
Rebels Capture Americans.
DOUGLAS. Ariz. Sept. l5.-Inez
Salzar and his rebel band captured
FL Tigre. the American gold mining
camp. twice attacked by him yester-
day. In the hghtlng seven federals
were killed and a dozen wounded one
(continusd on Page EightD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
FOUR INJURED

FAfRMONT. w. Va. sept Is
Wien a car on the Monongahela VAL
Icy Traction lines started running
away down steep grade near Wat
son. east of this city. this afternoon,
four prisons were badly injured bv
icapirE nom the runaway car. Those
Injured are.
Mrs. Rausch. New England, badly
cut.
Miss Cora Palmer MononRa: badly
cut.
Miss Irene Bennett. Mononga. badly
cut
Conductor Cecil Arnett. badly
bruised
Conductor Arnett attempted 20 stop
the women from jumping from the
car ana was himself thrown 10 ths
ground.