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The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
rhs shane of wner.

From the New York World.
To Or. Harvey W. wlley's statement
that Mr.. Roosevelt. when President. did
nothing to help along the pure food leg
islation. the colonel replies that every
body knows that DR.. Wiley has talked
on every and all sides Of the question" ="
This gives to the brave foe OF food
adulteratien and benzoate Of soda
particularly shameful distinction. II
puts him IN . class by himself He is
not one Of those who were good In rep
rssenting Penrose IN the Roosevelt cabi-
net and bad In representing Penrose IN
the Taft Cabinet He is not even an as
Bociate Of Lorjmer when Lorimer u fog
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
TO HOLD MAY PROCESSION.
ST. AIoySIuS Church Granted Per,
mission to Have Parade.

Rev. John Pittar. S. J., Of ST. AloysiuS
Church. was yesterday granted permits
sion by the Commissioners, upon the
recommendation OF Maj. Richard Sylves-
ter. Superintendent Of Police, TO hold
the annual May procession OF St. Alloy
sius parish next Sunday afternoon.
The procession viii be headed by q
band. The route Of the parade will be
from the st. Aloysius' Church, North
Capitol and I Streets, along North Cap
itol Street to X Street; westward on K
Street to Second Street Northwest: south
on Second Street to I Street; and east
on 1 Street to the church, where the
procession will be disbanded. The pa
rade will begin at 3 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

La Toilette holds the long distance re-
mark record Of the United State Senate,
and can make forty speeches per day
while campaigning without repeating him
self. He works for the government days,
Chatauquas nights and vacations. and
edits La FoIlette's Magazine during his
meal hours II elected he will not ap-
point ex-senator Aldrich Secretary OF the
Treasury.
Copyright. Isls By GsorEr NAtths~ AdHzsI
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
Assistant Chief Clerk Appointed.

Frank e. Frazier was yesterday ap-
pointed Assistant Chief Clerk of the
Post-ofice Department by Postmaster
General Hitchcock, filling the vacancy
created some time ago when Arthur L.
Davis was made Assistant Director of
the Postal Savings System. Mr.. Frazier.
although a young man, has been in the
postal service many years, first enter
ing 1t as a railway postal clerk in 1ss9
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

standing on tiptoe searching the horizon
for new trouble. adds several inches 70
his stature. He is smooth-shaven and
must continue 30 until a variety Of as
bestos whisker Is invented which can live
next TO perpetuaily white-hot vocabu-
larry without whiting.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
To ceIebrnte Peac. Day.

In commemoration OF the opening Of
The Hague Peace Conference in 1889, Peace
Day will be celebrated in the public
schools Of the city to-day. Peace Day
Is in reality tomorrow, but because of
its falling on Saturday, the school exer-
cises will be held to-day.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
SITUATION IN ECUADOR GRAVE.
OnIcIaIs Worried and Cruiser MAJ
BE Sent to GuayaquiI.

State Department oficIals yesterday
admitted that they are considerably
troubled over the progress Of the revolt
In Ecuador. which threatens to grow to
considerable proportions.
The Ecuadorean Railway, which Is be-
Ing constructed by an American concern.
is supposedly financed by the govern
ment of Ecuador. The administration.
however. is heavily in debt to the rail-
way company. and has refused to meet
its obligations.
1t was admitted at the State Depart
ment that the cruiser Maryland. which
lately returned from Guayaquil, may be
sent back to that port to force payment
of the money due the American COM
many.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

London. May 13.-The stories printed by
the British press in which his majesty
King George was so highly praised for
his pluck are now being retracted
throughout the British Empire. The
stories printed told how the King achiev-
ed the distinction OF being the first sub
marine monarch by decending into the
depths OF the sea in the submarine wey-
mouth for fifteen-minute plunge. The
fact Is that at no time during the trip
did the coming tower OF the little ves-
sci disappear beneath the surface.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

Taft. He is not a boss, or an undesira-
bic citizen, or a nature faker, or a
molly coddle, or a weakling, or a crook.
He has not even been on any and all
sides Of the third-term question. That
might have been his pride. His shame
is in having been on SO many sides OF
the pure food question that he could
keep ONCE under Mr.. Roosevelt as
President
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

A record of eight tornadoes in eleven
days in Kansas may be the main rea-
son why they try to nominate Roosevelt
out there. No doubt they are under the
impression that Teddy can beat that
too
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
Loeb I'm Town.

For the purpose Of comforting with ON
eials in regard to customs matters, WILL
lam Loeb, jr., Collector Of the Port Of
New York. who is in the city. visited
the Treasury Department yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

That Boston man who is fasting now
continuously for thirty days and who
says he is feeling fine is the greatest
argument for beating the high price of
living
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

Col Roosevelt may be planning his
reelection campaign. but the work Of
the Chicago convention win 60 on Just
the same.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

On Monday, It was sO5 years since the
first settlement Of English colonies was
established at Jamestown, Va. quite an
"old'' new country.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

That settles 1t for good and ayei The
price OF beer is to rise. Now millions,
for the hrst time. win feel the pinch Of
the high cost of living.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

After his experiences In his home state
last month. Senator Penrose ought not
10 mind a little thing like the header
he suffered in Rock Creek Park this
week At least he was far more injured
by the former downfall
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
FOR DOLLAR DIPLOMACY"
Biz Increase Reported in santo Do
mInEan Customs Receipts.

Acting Secretary Of State Huntington
Wilson yesterday expressed qualification
over the increase in receipts OF customs
Of santo Domingo for the hrst quarter
OF this year.
The receipts in the FIRST quarter Of
1910 were S655, 800. For the correspond
ing period Of this year they were $3.50, ,754.
This Is claimed by the State Department
to be a great triumph for dollar diplo-
macy" as the United States did not
supervise the collection OF customs in
1910 as il is doing now.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
A LITTLE NONSENSE,
LIFE IN A FLAT.


have folding toothbrush. I have .
folding bed
A folding comb adorns my home, and
helps me comb my head.
have : folding table. have . foldins
sink;
A folding rug helps make home snug,
and is the latest kink.
I have some folding sofas to seat my
I got my wife : folding knife to peel pO-
tafoea with,
I have some FOLDING pictures. Of subjects
that love;
And yesterday. I'm proud to say, !
bought folding stove.
Uncle PeBnywtse saysE
The latest high building in New York
Is so high that man was doing business
or the ground floor for two years before
they put on the roof.
IT'S one Way.
When somebody wins battle. Con-
gress adjourns
When somebody e caught grating.
Congress adjourns.
pole. congress adjourns.
Congress has but one way Of express
ing its emotions.
May II In History.
May II. iesl-Charles II becomes a su-
burban commuter.
May IL. I755-Boswell and DR.. johnson
attend their frst bah game. and the
great photographer picks up a number
OF words to add 70 his dictionary.
Literature To-day.
What are you writing nowT'
The advertisements for my new book.
write my own advertisements"
How about the press noticesr'
'T'll do them next"
And them"
Then III write the book"
The Candidates.
The candidates now yawp and squeal;
They've many things to RUNE.
Some claim they want another deal,
And some Just want TO shunie.
A New Version.
Boss, kin git of to-day?"
Grandmother 6ead. johnny
No; she's a regular fan and I'm going
to take her TO the ball game"
More History.
do you remember about those histori-
cal geese that caekled and thus saved
Rome?'
How did 1t happeD?"
We'll, the cost OF living had gone up,
and the invaders thought IL would be
better 20 make OF with the geese than
to loot the city,
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
Prom the chicaso Record-Herald.

From the Chicago Recurd-Hnah
It has been decided by a Chicago
judge that the earning capacity of a
performing monkey is worth $500
week; II It Is impossible for one to be
a ball player one may still be a ner.
forming monkey.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

From the ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
Emperor William has been beaten in a
lawsuit in Germany. This will be sur
prising to people who have supposed
that the Emperor was the law in Ger
many.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
PERTINENT AND EXPERIMENT

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
John Bull also seems to be asking
some awkward questions at the British
Titanic disaster investigation.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
m the Indianapolis NevA

1t must seem pretty tough to the Con-
gressional secretaries not to get that s5Oo
increase in pay. Doubtless some of
them had already spent IL.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
Keeps ReturninR.

We'll, spring is here
Yes; spring tas been here several
times this =<1son."
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
From the Springfield Republican.

FIu1I me bpflngneId HepubIlcan-
A panic may be a disgrace to a discip-
lined army; it is no disgrace to q horde
Of landsmen. unorganized. undriIled,
leaderless. unused to the sea. unfamiliar
with the ship save for their restricted
part Of IT, and with no notion OF the
degree or the imminence of the peril
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
It,. one way.
May II I'm History.

May II. fsS-charles II becomes a su-
burban eommuter.
May IL, I755-Boswell and DR.. Johnson
attend their hrst bah game. and the
great photographer picks up a number
OF words to add 70 his dictionary.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

The courts are discovering that there
are quite as many ways Of granting a
rebate as there are Of sldnning the pro-
verbal cat.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

From the youngstown Telegram.
just at present the favorite outdoor
sport in this metropolis seems to be the
projection Of skycraper hotels.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17

From the MilwAnkee Free Press
We often hear them say they wished
every day We're Sunday, but We don't
believe It would put any more money IN
the collection basket.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
From the Boston Transcripts.

Mr.. Bonar Law evidently believes thai
any annexation bogey is good epourb
for heckiing the government.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
Uncle Pepnywfse saynI

The latest high building in New York
Is so high that a man was doing business
or the ground floor for two years before
they put on the roof.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-17
Literature To-day.

What are you writing now?'
The advertisements for my new book.
/ write my own Advertisements"
How about the press noticesT'
'T'll do them next"
And Them
Then III write the book"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
FIRE DESTROYS
LARGE DWELLING
RESIDENCE OF j. ]. sTIHTMEI.. NEAR
-" BRIDGE BURNED.
Yesterday Afternoon-Building In Total
Loss, But Partially Insured.
Other Houses Eavad

Fire yesterday afternoon DESTROYED a
w story frame dwelling house at
Snort distance east of the $50 bridge.
The stfucture was owned 10y Mrs q. "
"IuIh' O. anH Was occupied uy j d slim
mel and family 10 ~ Thought that "A
spark from a passing engine a.igut-I on
80 ru"f, ifhltirs o. ~ 10 WAS very dry
Anere were uu men lu the vicinity at the
fln" ana wit ln few minutes the
~ i'fure was 80 "a mass OF flames An
volunteer fare apartment. and they fe-
sI"udrl promptly Tt. chemical was
tied onto passing lay wagon. and e.
record ran wH- made fn the fire
large residence Belonging To- Mrs
h."--r "a. located only eight feet east o.
tl" burning structure. was Thought 20
nt ey,'ii''D. .tt t. t.t heroic efforts OF
the fire iiz.tsrs 90 waz saved Two
N'tr "isu Toe great danger az all time.
tif fa'E, Too. were saved ir tho fire de-
HtrtUFui There wus co heavy N.nt
".""ir from tu~ vest at The time. and
boo all directions.
Tile loss was partly covered r- insur-
tl'". a." structure being ssurcI FOR
$1,000. Great credit should ut given tIc
lllr ilt iy's from lin Grove who dii
k'"i M"rf. and through whose sffY's
the other houses were saved. The resi-
'Ntt also $3.50 good wUrN. and sawed the
u.- GRITTY 20 TO-" household goods
t.ind.l Jpn 's.er ana O. party came
ti"rE Win ft'.r traction furvshInE mac
rlIrs few minutes after ft- fire start
81 ana r~ui-f-d a great deal OF assist
ei''. Mr. .-Hsr GOT 900 the roof ct the
81 Win water. thereby rINiTE g. Ills
shirt was burned Off ana .i- arms gliiy
burned, bat he stuck Co Ais ru-t other
parties were also burned Mr. StImuei
we're 10 men about II was impossible TO
save the mouse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
ROOSEVELT IS
AGAIN HOOTED
Michigan Audience Refuses 20 Allow
the oyster Bay Resident 20
Call People Liars.

iOIGuTON. Mich. oct Up
roar among tho auditors Of Colonel
Roosevelt followed colleduy be-
tween tie speaker and one Of his
listeners tonight The Colonel was
rtl.tiuE to Governor Wilson's CHARGE
That the Steel trust was behind him
.-t Incidentally made refer.nc. 10
mo r1Herns sUau from this district
4 man iu an automobile iu front OF
%" toIonrl Stood up and using bis
hands as 20 m'sHphorc. shouted.
haf is NOT true
% suppose SIR" Colonel Roosevelt
called back 'flnt Won aYrr0sr a. The
.t'tf af chicago You stand FOR theft.
and you stand for Using and false VII.
ness
That U.s. not So tho man shouted
TIL" crowd VAS thrown into such an
uprDar hv the incident That DO was
some Time before Colonel Roosevelt
could make himself heard
dom know Who g.u arc" DO
called ulf. but am frid you repre-.
SOM flH coal trust Or i- perfectly
natural that Won should object 20
l"arn. OBJ" truth about your side OF
iHo campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
HOLDS AGAINST
BIG OPPOSITION
TEMPERANCE ORATOR ON POUR
TENTH sTREET HOLDS
OUT

That a.. Adams. - N,ua. Arkansas.
known a. tho N-ray and dynamite tenn
r"ra1re orator who Is- been holding
t.'' iints on o." streets ea.. evening. o.
fH inf.ru.fir- filfer t- evidenced hy
fH" fact That last cveuin1. while. a..
b'tU"rrnflr dub headed Dos I hrass band
was .HTEfFLftt~E 900 Market -fr.f.. na-
i"W F"urtsrrfH and tlr salvation Army
was tul Ting forth uu I'.lrfssur. street
below Mtr.ef The veteran rr0linI JON. 20
vas u~frnHricd ly Ga crowd uf rsIff,
rN' Ir f- af f|F corner % IHuHf stuf l
aHI Market streets And Hv further evil
'ru-'. although Doc was interrupted hv
slight rain. as soon as rre shower
turned fH hear Htr discuss f-. lIruur
question .u 1I if- phases Irf s.fI 10
o." fdtuufaE"s 90 tho IrH.IHitf.n aruenI.
usTf
&C. - iittr- fr hIs derluriatinr ~ tho
f"f son Who objects rp rruffrfrf1u pn
f.r ground fUtf blind tigers wiF taxi.
We n.d'" or saloons. and tHr- f.Hf sIrt
persons eye irving OBJ rsfUpf.r0fee with
A band ~ outlaws and anarchists Do
H'- .erlhS fH' revenue phase nf fts
question 'fr Adams claims fHIf f.r.4
arc t citizen debt tl rt4 rlr.rru..-f
H'i should H~ ra.d t'c sHrl" ae ans rer-
-If.f' Obligation fu "a firm rr .rIitI.f.s1.
Hfl '.Hf trr person g.TH tries OBJ F.f
".f 'f paving tIfm .r collecting -n.a.
tI" '.rI s1 nuu t. H. rI4t.ra.f aa
..lf. .~ refused o." f.fF H personal .o-
H- Adams wri speak ttls evening ID,
'h" Wesley 80 O. church, Tomorrow.
.rE DO wlI .r'tk Hf I.urfnarfH
.ff''f Hf "'I'th ari FOO Sd. 1910 Co.,.
'''r HH address nf Eleventh and NfsI..f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
WAGES OF SIN Is
MORE THAN DEATH
Young Girl Who Is Charged win Bs.
ing Notorious Shoplifter Says
Wages Of Sin Is He'll"

CHICAGO. oct Mrs Mauie VII
bur. OF Syracuse. y Y. brought hR-sD
from Columbus. o.. by states attor-
ueys detectives. told today Of rob
bling some Of the biggest stores In
New York. Philadelphia. Pittsburg.
Cleveland. Detroit AMI Chicago. &C.
cording to States Attorney wayman.
Although only u years old. the Wo-
man is said 90 have compressed into
Two years more daring exploits than
occur 20 the average woman criminal
in "a life time. She said sine is grad
nate of q Syracus" high school and
that She had received further cduca-
tional training Boo an Ottawa. Ont, con-
vent 90
Mrs. Wilbur was arrested a. she
stepped from fhe doors az the ohio
pen. rnuary. where she had completed
"a ten months sentence for stealing
from a Cleveland store She WIS
brought here ou fugitive warrant
and WIll Do tried ou "a charge Of rob
bling state street department store
They Soy The wages Of Gin <
death . -na eIfi TODAY. "luf il1s
found that Goo wages OF sin is hei. So
E.rl bad everything ! wanted.
wanted to marry a. young man whom
] mot ON train coming home from
ottawa. Tor Christmas one year and
d.I so. against Che wishes OF ms
parents Within short fmr q -HH
cast Hlr't and forced fu earn my o"n
living
q rot work in department s',-e
and discovered fIlf either D bad -
Steal To- set rreseufahIe clothes or ace
||.UH Tho friend. ..F # q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
BOY FATALLY HURT
DURING A FIRE DRILL

special T.s-sfrh 90 Tire IufsIltrenrsr
FAlltMONT. ". Va. oct 9.-D.l.
bert jenkins. aged $ years. a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Levi jenkins was Ina.
jnred this afternoon when he Jumped
from the window OF the FIRST ward
-chooI io the pavement II feet be.ow.
~" has broken arm and sustained
internal injuries. and may die.
The school was having IFS fire d-ilr
OF the tern. The little bow in the
primary grade. taught by Miss Kath
crime Doudan. was alarmed when the
IRE gong sounded. The other children
quickly formed the fire line. ready for
d." march outside. as the driI was
planned. The boy hoRev.r. broke
line. ran to a window and capped ont
lie was taken home soon afterwards.
and found 90 be- seriously hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
BIG TAFT DEMONSTRATION
In BROOKE'S METROPOLIS

. Wnenre they escorted Judge Tavanner
'.ii' ~ D AteNanoer. candidate Tor state
,.,4I4i"r through tho principal thOrous l-
fare or the city O. t.e meeting Aali
where "a good crowd ha1 gathered.
X :. kiu,lcloe. - Madison district
l'oh cLirS" q tie meeting ana intro
dHt'a %" chairman. IS b casey, can
.liai" Tor judge " the Criminal court.
AFTER hri'f address. Mr casey intro
in''d Judge ,laNaurer Ia ais speech
lH" -i+e 'uI,.tturtd 20 tell Lis audi
enc" t.at DO" Republicans were taxing
gr'-it Tor sFei ytllu-. tlut had been done
iir reviewed the >stional issues 81 the
l'' 'i.''iAtic parity pointing out all the
cool work hey lad done f4e furt rr
discussed TIE virginia debt case ana de-
Jared that the United states Govern
H-Ht N""Nld pay t..~ l"Dt be tpoL up
.'ttf" issues .aut.. D. th. candidate ana
bringing ont matters - proposed Demo-
,i-tl. legislation
~ p. AIa,srf,-. candidate f,- state
-A4I4tnf. rHuaufuL .tm~t.f CHIEFLY 10
~tft" issues. closed the meeting with a
snort address.
There VIII be a mass meeting of the
Philadelphia District Republicans o.. - eve
~ ~ tlnc X " =. Aail. 1u Main street.
sgo1kcrs viii br present. rrI - lumber
or 'ahdiiates on the county ticket f,iu
mat" snort talks a large crowd ~ *
Deete4 q be 90 attendance.
A meeting q. tie scrvood Repubri-
cans VIII Ir lt.l 90 THAT place Friday
'''hinE ana arrangements ar" bong
'.'.. To- hc celebrate Tile meet
.is $3.50. lr BOLD Ir t.e .Itv .gi....- ANA
Mitt open GO go "..'.H. a number ~
prominent -I,H""f- W.ll Boz. .s. tl. Job
very su'''-sfn4 meeting.
ST. Wade TlcHsrI. Que az the mos,
widely .u.ss md r-artrert resident.
~ t.r rH.. 'r. Pan. au-i.. who re-
Sides .u l'"f..n- AMI was nlmt.afrf ns
% candidate. I.r ono House ~ I.I.i...f.s
oil .f H.. .... .H".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
ACQUIT WOMAN

PHILADELPHIA oct After
telling a dramatic story ON the Nif.
ness stand In which she said she shot
auu killed aufunio Nprliuo Boz order
to save her honor. Mrs Aufun.a
iIrfr11aO.J. who Uaa tried cn The
charge Ot murder. was acquitted hv "A
lur1 lr fIr Criminal court here today
lHa woman told Of how fhe mau eu.
tered Dor home and tried fo embrace
h"r ron into JOY bedroom. .ns
sold and he pursued me and .riad fa
grasp QUO aLIfn Too. I'd pistol from
beneath O. pillow and shot Dim Doc
starred 'u rir away and bred flr
second shot and Them 3D. f..rf 4 SHOT
htm because Un tried f0 . -tlrnr m. '
I." fHu rr. oHf fNu hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

hIrFNrOWN. TH. O.f Police
mar MORGAN NorraH.. aged .f auH
..r..r wee .r fHr trrI l. rIa r..r "A
ThIIp Ir.mt. hotel rf far..f.-f
If ur.1rt rU.. mnrrrl rlrrIiu.
'.n premises Hlf'r.' hI-e.Hr. uHrn
occupant. of f.r hnf.I heard h.m mnt
.rr about and misf0.t h.m for bur-
..ar
SIR Thomas adopted daughter
FLORENCE. aF.I Do. fr.I ti-m.I Ho
dH"r With OBJ revolver. kUInE Mrlssrs
Instantly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
NEED ANOTHER
BECKER JUROR
Panel Of Talesmen Exhausted Yester.
oay-Two Jurors Excused B.
cause Of Illness

NEW YORK. oct q-The Jury for
Tho trial of Charles Becker. former
polio" lieutenant accused Of rho muir.
deg ~ Herman Rosenfhal was stan
Incomplete az tile close of tedious
session today of more than seventy
taletmeu Although Two more Jurors
were elected. hey took the places OF
jurors SO > and 40. II. who earlier
iu fr" dlv had been excused by the
court because OF illness Iu their
families The NET result Of the days
proceedings WAS that the jury box
s'iN had 90" seat vacant when Justice
Con was obliged 20 adjourn until TO-
morrow. owing to the fact that tho
panel Of tailsmeu became exhausted
The two ucw jurors were Charles Il
keuchirss. the real estate dealer. and
Alfred Felhcimer. an architect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
CONFESSES
Continued iron. rirs, Iag..)

as 10000 year for the legislative
graf and 10 have corr1borat,d rho
stories told ar the bribery trials by
state detective. Or N,e furnished
The Identity % persons who aT. keep
ing the family OF Rodney Dierle. of
Sandusky. sc.EcGut-at-arms OF tho sen.
ate. who Is now IN the peuitentiary.
Nr Hogan also announced that Or
Ne had disclosed Tho identity Of tho
PERSONS who are "I'l'uGg W. the
money for the defense OF LEGISLATORS
10 was through Nye that the Iegisla.
tive bribery was originally eNposeI.
Resulting in The Indictment Of seven
mcnbors OF the legislature and four
others. Hve. himself. was indicted on
eight counts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

vac d-y errrma al
r"E Do vas arafrr
s-lf.H Snatch and bum.
ia-u born Ue a-nrH.ux
F| ur uhI-h
.-s. f-rI aI refine.
rtrh O karF or beard
rf sr.rrar frmfa-y
r. H.f rre permanent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

BOSTON. oct Occasional show
ers promised FOR tomorrow by the
the weather bureau may interfere
with the playing Of the worlds series
game between New YORK and Boston
I0 this ety. a light rain was failing
90 n .drIgrt