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Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-26


fourth squad Of an infantry battalion
probably belonging to the Thirty eig nth
regiment. The soldiers were command
ed by a dwarfish, ugly, highly intelli-
gent sergeant who showed great self
possession and gave his orders coolly
and with precision.
All the Bulgarian movements indicat-
ed excellent discipline.
While by the light Of a lantern the
sergeant made entries in a notebook
His men confiscated our weapons. They
made no general search and left un-
touched our money, watches and pa
pers. My captors spoke with anima-
tion in sibilants and seemed to under
stand when 1 explained in Russian
their mistake in taking me for
Turkish officer
We were placed between two lines
Of soldiers, our horses being led, and
were marched for about an hour
toward the summit of a low hill. This
was for me an impressive, memorable
march. Above US hung a gray, star
less sky; around us were brown. bare
hills veiled in an eN ening mist, starred
with glimmering campfires. Often we
listened for a moment and resumed
our march. Thrice there rang out in
each time was answered monosyllabi-
Ideally with the Bulgarian word "Svoi"
(Friends) Then followed explanations
in the cooling tongue of the Bulgari-
an. The strange situation, the icy
night, the inscrutible cooling Of the lit
tie warriors, inspired in me rare and
exalted mood. reflected on the amaz-
ing destiny of this pigmy nation Of
Slav serfs who have accomplished in
a few weeks an achievement which
occupied mighty Russia for two san
culinary years, who have humbIed the
ancient pride of the Osmanli and have
carried the cross to within sight of
Halgi
In such a mood | tramped through
the mud toward the hilltop Here n
found a sub lieutenant who spoke only
a few words of French. He persisted
in believing l was a German He
sent us under the same guard to a
camp one mile distant, where I was
received in a tent occupied by seven
line officers, the senior with the rank
If colonel.
All spoke French, German or Rus
sian. They gave me excellent support
but openly expressed their suspicion
hat l was foreign officer in the
Turkish service. was wearing a
Khaki suit somewhat like the Turkish
field uniform. The colonel called at
-ention to this and asked darkly:
DO all correspondents with the
Turks wear such uniforms?"
An hour later I was sent to the camp
IF General Popoff, commander Of the
brigade. Popoff's camp was situated
IN a wet wind swept plateau. Here
[ was received without suspicion. Po-
poff seemed familiar with the concep-
ton of the war correspondent. He is
a burly, ruddy officer Of 60. Speak
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-26
There are several
Crowds waiting
to hear from you

VIII you advert ise wants in a newspaper you
talk to one crowd.
If that newspaper is the Imperial Valley Press you
talk to the big crowd that has more people than
all the other crowds put together.
Some people Judge value Of an advertisement by
the one copy thev see, but he careful usiness
judges its ue bv the thousands ot lers seeing it.
The Imp eria Valley P.ess enters more homes in the
nperi a val ey than al othe- mp-ral valley papers
comb ned hat Why careful business and
those h av ng it, t. n ,k. known X it's columns
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-26

We advance $50 bale on cotton con
consignments without interest DAILY
Bros. & Gage, Ell Centre, Cal. Phon
Main 6-Advertisemert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
OIL MAN ACCUSED
or FORGING A NOTE.

Special dispatch o. the IuieIIecn~.r.
ST MARYs. vs.. Va. March as
g. Simms. a well known oil man %
kiich.e county. is an alleged forgcr.
according ~ the evidence offered In
The caqc ~ the Citizens National hank
"f Peunshoro. Vs. q. W Jamison. a
resident ~ This county. which came
up boz Squire CAROLS court I'm this
city Tuesday afternoon. According 10
fho evidence submitted. Simms had a
note bearing the endorsement ~ 1ami-
son. and for $50 discounted A. the
Pcnneboro bank. but falling 10 nav the
same at maturity. tho bank brought
suit against the cndorscr. who denies
an knowledge 81 the aTair The case
was continued one week until further
evidence could he secured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
WARW00D
Big Manufacturing plant Is Assured
War~ood


II was stated last evening by local
man who Is conversant with the inner
working of the project. that there Is
no question now but that the tin plate
mill will b. operated here. and that
this week the sale ~ the old West
Virginia Bridge q Construction Com
pany building In N0rth WarW God
would be recorded. when al the par.
ticulars would boz given ont for pub
lication Hn further Faid that work
would be commenced in very short
while 20 get fhe building in shape 90
install the machinery and that au adj
dillon would Do built to b. The boz.
dustry will moi only turn ont Iu plate
but Will manufacture acre- s0rics FOR
automobile and other similar
products. AF stated exclusively in fhI.
column about e week ago. when lf was
learned that The deal uH. about ,n
~ through. tho now plant Is fo be-
the largest in this section excepting
one. and That several hundred men
and boys Win be employed. some 0f
TIE former f0 Doc asIIrd vurlmrn.
command ng large wages. Or is likely
that the old building 900 bn put in
shape in few ups. &c. The company
10 composed almost entirely % Penn
syivanla capitalist. nh.le DO To- said
that some Of fIr stock has been
bought BY Wheel n2 and local men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

streets for tho past two weeks with
grippe. vas able % be out yesterday.
TIL" lot a. the corner 81 Twenty first
and Main streets was surveyed last
svenlrs. preparatory 90 building tine
fnlnitt on for the handsome residence
~ Jacob korn. Of Norh Whcclng
Yesterday the contract was awarded
Andrew Hart or this town. for the cree
ton N a fine bungalow costing $4,000
Tor clark Etraub. ~ Wheeling island.
t1 DO occupied ~ him and hts family In
south hardwood. near Fifth street. on
OHIO avenue.
Hr. " D Bailey ls having extensive
Improvement 20 h.4 home 60 south
NIr~0od. Contractor Hart is doing tne
work.
Tire garage being built ty Contractor
Hart f'r a. d. Lsppert in flr rear o.
tue L'Irrrf homo on Tenth street. 81
about finished
Jacob Zuse probably f.e oldest resi-.
dent Iu tUIH town. who has been II 90
Die bonn" In Nortl WarwD1I for tho pass
~" "''ks- Del able Orb ue out
Sire. william Weaver ir slowly rer7v-
ffInr from Al several weeks illness a.
fr' lmonia az h"r home ln North War.
wood
Mf ami Mrs Henry Kircrusr. 81.
Is'- ret.fr.I from Florida. where they
hfrn been spending rho winter
Zen O. Wilson. OF Main street. who
was badly injured when e. house ON
which - Was rrl .r- In south wheel
Inc collapsed. vac reported t1 In resting
easily IHHf evening of flarkIua' hospital
If Ia mot thought Ia sustained internal
INJURIES. hoHFr he vas baIIy hurt
Dave liIrifs is .I Ht bis home On
NnffH WHru.1I
David Miller. conductor on tho rar.
handle Traction FumrHu. line .. rfIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
BLOWS HEAD OFF
harrison County Farmer Commits
Suicide Rather Than UNDERGO
An Opcrafion

~re.I1i Uisr1frr 90 the rnfeIffrcree~
tLARkSBURG. vs.. Va. March a.
pesponheucy resulting from 900 health
caused Henry T.. Southern 10 commit
suicide early this morning loo the yard
oi his home on the southern farm near
tIe new fair grounds tic blew his
head OF with q shot sun
Nr Southern had been in such Id
health lately that difficult surgical
operation uHs decided on 10 nccca.
sary ~ save his life 10 is believed
his condition temporarily unbalanced
Dds mind DO was 1G years old and
s survived hy bis wife. one daughter
and two sons The daughter is Mar.
frref AGED io years. and the sons are
George. aged eight. and Robert. AGED
five. Tho deceased was q son 81 Mr..
and Mrs George W. Southern. OF
Adamsyiiic. near Shinnston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
INHUMAN MOTHER
MURDERS INFANT
Two-MonthSold Baby Is Thrown
From Car Window-Found Dead
by Trackmen

special Dispatch 20 the fnteIligencer.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. March PA
Baltimore & Ohio trackman found
the dead body OF a child two months
old lying along the tracks At Robert
Station, FIVE miles west OF here. after
west-bound passenger train No. 7 had
passed. The opposition IL that the
child. which was neatly dressed. was
thrown out OF car window. Officers
here we're notified and the coroner
VIII hold an inquest tomorrow after
noon
The physician who examined the
body says the child was alive at the
time IFS skull was crushed. The track
walkers had passed the place where
the child was found thirty minutes
before the train passed
\ rumor Is current that a woman
was arrested az Rowlesburg. W. Va.
thought % be the one who threw the
child from the car. but officers here
say the report r. not true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
MEN GAG GIRL
East Liverpool Has Mysterioua Case
Later Endcavor 70
Burn Home.

Spec. Hl Dispatch t' Che tnfsUIgcucer
EAST LIVERPOOL %. March &C.
Tho nufh"rItirs urH intoxicating
u tst. ri0ug case. Flora House. AGED
o.. wac attacked ly masked mon in an
open nrid ronr nar homo while on tho
way from school gagged and 1rr Iu
i1e nrif The men. two ln number.
tfrn entered tho vacant House hofn.
ord ATTEMPTED fn oct Do on nrr. The
eiri. who rad freed herself from her
findings. made her way homo and tho
neon eafnprd $50 trace OF fhfrn nr tho
motive frr thr rriu. has been found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

Mis- Iarie Colo entertained mum.
Dor of Der young friends. Tuesday
'tcnnE. 90 her home in South War
food The early hours we're spent
Win music anI Famea. folloued by
luncheon after which Tho happg
crowd h1uio1 in fho Laseh hall Those
present rora Miss Amelia Crukov
OF MARTINS Ferry. WiaFrs Fiora and
Marie komp'n. ~ Wheeling. Sic.
Edith cole and Mr ami Mrs - o.
Jones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
CANDIDATES WANTED
Peasants County Cannot Find Enouqh
Office Seekers TO Fill Up
Ticket
rpatrh to the InteI1Iccncsr.


special Dispatch to the InteIlIccncsr.
IT. MARNS. W. Va. March a7.-
There Is certainly "a dearth Of aspirants
TOT county political offices in Peasants
county. To date two Republicans have
ans ouncsd. one FOR the office OF sher-
ln and the other for county assessor.
The Democrats are even more scarce.
none ~ the aNowed politicians having
yet publicly announced their candi-
dacy. The latter. however. have one
candidate in the field for a state Office.
namely. -. d. Smith. Tor attorney gem
eral
However. 10 De- expected that within
The next two weeks. or afr the mu-
niclpal election 81 this Cify. which IL
Apfh IND and which is now the CEN
Yer ot interest throughout the county.
The Issue being between the vet and
dry forces. the avowcd candidates will
come ont and set into the race. and
thinFs begin to warm up politically.
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exhausted and they really ought 70
go.
Application made to probate the will
OF Jno VI Rohan
Final accounts in estate of Ella NJ
Hin. W. r. Lewis. Sarah =. McClel
land
y. Cerri appointed administrator.
estate 81 Enrico Sforzini. bond 81 600
Report OF verdict and death settle.
ment In estate OF Nicola Dragoztie and
additional bond given.
Sale OF real estate confirmed IN IS.
tate OF ThOs. 4. Walker
Application 90 probate will Of Eliza.
beth u. Johnston and publish for
heirs. etc
b. j. May appointed guardian NJ
minors in estate Of Thua u. Stewart
and order 90 sell real estate at pr.
tate sale after appraisal
JnO O. BARLEY and Jos Cseplvo
ordered 10 Massilon Asylum
New bond given To- estate Of Mariet
"a Kennedy
Augusta v Stevens appointed ad.
ministratOr. estate ~ BcnI y Stevens
bond 5000 and death settlement with
y. g. q River a. " for 800 approved
Final statement filed.
T. q. oliver appointed guardian 81
j. $ Oliver. 81 al. bond $4,000
Maria T. Romano appointed admin.
isiratiV ~ Frank Ricca. bond $3.50
New appraIsment in estate Of Annie
Stock. ~ al. after failure 10 cell
Glen ". Hastings resigned as Exr
of D. M Hastings sale Of personal
property confirmed
Petition to fsu real estate In %.
tate Of joel and Tiuio Meredith. in.
solvents
Amendment to petition flied 10 90
faIo NJ virginia tanoy
Liz1ie lHucr appointed adminiftra.
fIN in estate OF Potter iaucr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
STEUBENYILLB

p''a' U.r.f. f1 tIs tnfru rrr.er
sTEJBENNflLE. -. March a.
o. " Won Niman. parole officer OF
f." HotH Industrial school. at Ian
castor. who Ia here booking after pa.
'Dl'J BOYS. some of whom arc DOING
WE'LL Saws ai fhn school fhr officials
rrrard Judge . Ross WcCIoart. of
fIIs county as one OF the most thor
"ueh aud paInFHk.nr Juvenile Judges
'n in' state and that when boys are
cont f0 ih" farm from th.a county BE-
if only alter other means have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

Children are much more likely 10
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds. Whooping cough.
diphtheria. scarlet fever and con-
sumption arc 4 seases that are often
contracted when the child has n cold
That Us why all medical authorities
say beware Of colds For the quick
cure Of colds you will find nothing
better than Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy 10 can always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe 20 take
For sale hy all dcnlera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

when Nell IrlnklnI N.w Yrrk r
most famous black and white artist
hrst rafnr fo town. fhr Hrsf picture eha
drew fnr daily newspaper was rf
NaleFFH Suraft. whom che decided was
the most beautiful woman ever seen "
IN tne -ieiio ~ Mayfalr' Mies surntt
was che original gihaYn girI ard made
the ht of the piece. Since then she
has waived aside the tempting onera
~ zoo vaudeville manag rs. and DO the
head nf Dor own companr comes fo
thr court SATURDAY..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

lf vas officially stated last evening
BAT aIl consumers OF Wheeling nat.
ural gas Boo This town and Immediate
vicinity may hereafter. commencing
ai'h bin due The fret Of next month.
pay ar ihe Bank ~ WarN00d. Eight
zenith and Main streets Carl Eberts.
cashier of The institution having been
appointed ns local receiver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
NEWELL PLANS TO VOTE
ON $4,000 BOND tsguF

Special U.ruafrh o. tho InteIf..en,er
NEWELL. vs. We March es.At the
DHwirr uIimrrt in Nav the school
board VII in IN probability submit o.
h"fi ISSUE ~ e-0O0o Tor the purpose
~ ruidins now hish school house
a mos rwcrt tp that end ls taking dcf-
iuIfc form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

barn in North Warwood. Col T. u.
McCoiloch. crying the sale The
horses are from Belmont and Jeffer-
son counties. Ohio. and are for differ
ent uses. The bills advertising the
sale posted about town YESTERDAY.
carry with them 70 flush Of humor.
concluding by saying. These horses
must be sold. as their owners need
the money. more than they need the
horses q philosophical reason
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instated on docket.
VIM. Franz W. --- Jones and La
Belle Iron Works injunction dissolved
and case dismissed.
JnO. 6. Burns was re.appointed
Secret Service Officer with a com
mendation from court for past efforts
against crime OF all sorts and he was
enjoined 10 sail on and 20 forward
as he has been.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

In celebration ~ Die eleventh h'rth-
tff annivrrFary. Master Carl con ~
VI and Mfe D. % Cope. gave party
'1 many ~ f.s local friends at biz
bonn" in Center Warvood. Tuerdav
evening 1hn happy hours we're closed
HIf. . frIr.0I. luncheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

Yesterday afternoon a number 81
pupils were given tickets 10 sell for
the Loveland fSOuth Warwoodl
school entertainment ON the evening
OF April 9Th. as previously mentioned
~ This column. Nearly all the pupiIs
attending the school will take part in
'hc affair. which promises to b. the
best entertainment ever put on by any
school 300 this section. consisting Of "a
pldylet and much vocal music. In
Guiding several solos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
Echo Answers. WY,

SIR iomer Gouin has just introdur~f
sn N.I in The parliament ~ guahsr
~ HIrH would enfrHurnfer everybody but
women and VnEah0uds" MIy sxrIuds
the VaEabouds1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

Mary a Grimes Vs. Rankin NJ
Grimes. divorce granted because Of
extreme cruelty and she was given
custody OF children and ho WIS en-
Joined from Interference
Anton SzamaeuFki vs. Katherine
Szlmscufki. appraisal af 81 800 was
confirmed and sale ordered.
Ida 81. Taylor ,s Chas Taylor. rc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

VIM Jackson VAS awarded fhe ron
tract f1r bridge ~ in Wells Town.
Ship at faG5.ts Ernest Etoitz was
awarded The contract Tor bridge 27
in Island Creek Township. for fs5o50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
Easter Suits Tor young men. SO.
sf2.sO. sf5. MFappEN's.

8 h"'"i'Hi woman needs no letter of
irt.HlIruHn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

Easter Shoes FOR boys. $50. sf.es.
81 500. NF6DpEN.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-12-20
BRITISH PROTEST IS FILED
England Says This Concession Is /,
Clear Violation of the Hay
Pauncefote Treaty.

washington, Dec. 10-The protest
OF Great Britain against the princinle
OF free tolls for American ships in an
American canal was filed officially
here with Secretary Knox. and simnI.
taneously in the British parliament
the main points in the protest being
that such free tolls are a clear viola.
ton Of the Clayton-Bulwer and uav.
Pauncefote treaties.
The case of Great Britain was nro.
pared by Sir Edward Grey, minister of
foreign affairs. and was communicated
to Secretary Knox by Mr.. James
Bryce. the British ambassador. ac.
companied by the counsellor of the
British embassy. Mr.. Mitchell lines.
II is only fiction of diplomacy IN
say that the protest was made known
here only now. The president has
been aware OF the portest. and has been
considering il for some weeks. accord.
Ing TO two OF his cabinet officers. and
be has had the answer under advise.
ment.
Summarized. this government IS
from now on officially engaged on the
solution of two questions arising ON,
Of the protest:
First-Whether it presents an arh;.
rable question.
Second-Whether the United States
Fill submit the matter to arbitration.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-12-20
FLYER IS SLAIN BY TURKS
AFTER MANY DARING FEATs
0onstantin Photographs Ottoman
Lines, but Pays With Life
for His Acts.

Vienna, Austria, Dec. 10.-Tbe fate .,
- 'uies Constantin, French avia,
.or IN the Bulgarian service. who was
decorated by King Ferdinand for bray.
cry. is described in dispatch receiv.
ea mere. DR.. COnstantin started from
Curma village on his last flight over
the Tchatalja lines. with the obiaot
u dropping bombs on the Turkish
troops. His biplane disappeared ran.
Idiy and several hours later was seen
W uescend near the Bulgarian camp
Inc aviator was found on the ground
uead win wound in his chest The
wings OF the biplane had been pierced
by bullets.
Inc instruments showed that he
liau reached height of nearly 1000
Ieet. He had photographed the Turk
ism lines and evidently had been shot
out had strength to guide the machine
back before he died.
Constantinople, Dec. 1O-Iettors
from Gallipoli report terrible excuses
Dy the Turkish troops in that district
Inc telegraph lines having been cut
beyond Gallipoli, the military authori
lies held the Christian villages re-
iponsible for the work and ordered p
detachment of troops to punish the
'esidents
The troops burned houses. held
many of the villagers for ransom
nassacred those who refused TO nav
ttacked the women and carried o,.
Wholesale pillage. The villages of
lalgara, Keshen. Karadjali. Aloali.
and Examili were DESTROYED
Paris. France. Dec 10.-The TENNIS
rints Constantinople dispatch en-
odying an interview with the grand
lzler, kiamil Pasha. With regard TO
lie peace negotiations the grand
lzier said Turkey could not permit
lbania to be cut in two to enable
eryla to reach the sea and could not
We up Adrianople He refused. how
yer. to Indicate what concessions
turkey was prepared to make. :,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-12-20
GOVERNORS OF 20 STATES
GUESTS OF. THE PRESIDENT
Luncheon Followed by Conference on
Rural Credits and Farmers Co.
Operate Banks.

washington, Dec 9-Governors nj
more than 20 states moved on r.
Washington from the Richmond con.
ference and were luncheon guests OF
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Taft and partici.
pated In special conference on rural
credits and farmers co-operative
banks in the east room of the White
House.
president Taft, who is deeply inter.
ested in the subject. has made manv
speeches III favor of the plan and
months ago urged every state execu-
1--WE 10 make a close investigation of
IL with view to the adoption of uni
form legislation by the states.
In addition to the governors who
nave been Iii attendance at the con.
ference just ended in Richmond the
president sent invitations to the four
governors-elect now serving out unex-
pired terms in congress.
secretary of State Knox, Secretary
OF the Treasury MacVeagh. Myron T.
Herrlck. American ambassador to
France. and Senator Fletcher of
Florida, who are keeping close watch
on the progress Of the credit plan, also
attended
President Taft was the principal |
speaker. and addresses were made by |
Mr. Herrick and Senator Fletcher.
The old mortgage system, by means
Of which farmers have financed their
ventures. it is urged. is completely in
adequate. and agricultural experts
point to the fact that banks wish to
make shorter loans than will be use
III TO the farmer
president Taft has urged coopera-
i've credit to meet this situation.
Just what measures are desirable ,
e wished investigating commissions
determine. The cooperative agri-
ultural bank has been deyeloped m c
high point in Germany, where the O
aiffeisen system is in general vogue
he basis Of this is the establishment
small banks which can lend money I
4 long time at low rate OF inter. -
1t TO small farmers None of tho :,
inks is large and each ministers RI =
few hundred peasant farmers with. -
a parish ~
The banks management is made NJ
'solutely democratic, however. and q,
e administrative committee is cbos. 6,
from the community to which the 90
ans are made. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-12-20
RUNS AMUCK IN OHIO JAIL
Prisoner Suffering from Oirium Ire.
mems Injuries Superintendent and
Fellow Inmates at Lima.

Lima, o., Dec. 10.-Armed with q
heavy iron bar. with which he fel,ed
prisoners right and left. Herbert Now
cry, thirty-fve years old, ran arnuck
in the outside corridor of the city pris.
on and. after injuring a dozen or
more prisoners and Workhouse Su.
perintendent w. Fl. Workman. jumped
from the second story window OF the
jail and fled. Police captured him
after he had terrorized pedestrians on
the public square. Three of the pris-
oners and superintendent Workman
are in serious condition.
Mowery has been confined to the
prison week suffering with what the
physicians said was delirium fro
mems.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-12-20
MANY JUDGES AT WEDDING
Entire Bench of Supreme Court of
Tennessee See Chief Justice j. x.
Shields Married

New York, Dec. 9-The entire
bench of the supreme court of Ten.
nessee, as we'll as many society peo-
pie from Nashville and Knoxville. ar.
tended the wedding of John x
Shields. chief justice of the Tennessee
supreme court. to Mrs. Jeannette
Swenson Dodson Cowen, in St. Bar.
tholomew's church. Mrs. Dodson Was
given away by her son, Princeton
student After the ceremony a wed.
ding breakfast was given at the Ritz.
Carlton hotel