The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

OF course, IL was perfectly natural
that some OF the curious men folks
were witnesses TO the stampede.
Some of them said they were there
10 assist the policemen. but they did
not appear to be on the Job. at least
they were not on the job very long
81 they got In the way OF the women.
Among the number, OF male spectators
was Louis Clago. and whether he was
trying to get out OF the way or en-
deavoring to restore the peace and
dignity OF the city could not be learn
ed. However, in the general mix-up
HIS CHEEK WAS BADLY
PUkcTUREp BY a HATPIN.
II was indeed a narrow escape for
Mr.. Clago's left eve, and he frankly
declared that he was among the lucky
ones after the stampede had sub
sided.
Fortunately. Notwithstanding the
fact that quite a number OF women
were trJdden down In the rush, they
were not seriously injured. Their
clothes were badly soiled. but that
was a minor matter. as the majority
viewed IL. Many women. while ex-
ceedingly sppreciative OF the fine dis
course. declared that they would not
go through such a battle again to
save their souls from perdiuon.
The scenes during the early part
OF the evening as the crowd began to
gather was a striking similarity to a
field OF southern primroses. as IL was
a study In early spring millinery. all
amove as II swayed by a gentle Sun
day breeze
LENT HIS BEST EFFORTS
TO QUIET THE MULTITUDE.
More than FIVE thousand women
we're turned away Suspending the
rules OF the tabern>cie. Mr. Sunday
Issued an order TO the ushers that
the overflow could be accommodated
with places In the aisles. but be made
the strict provision that all must be
seated either on the ends OF the seats
or on the aawdust. and many Of them
hEurauvely. Derforce. hit the latter.
Mr.. Sunday lent his best endeavors
20 restore order To the women that
we're orowding In the entrance way.
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open that door. you women 20 out
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