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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
UNITED STATES
TROOPERS FIGHT

MANAGTA. NfCARACTA. AUG ia
Tho hombardmcnt ~ the Nicaragua
capitol D. The revolutionary forces
pnder Tho command ~ General Wena
and eledon. which BEGAN Zon Sunday
continued today Some of the shells
from The rebel guns struck inside tho
city in the vicinity ~ tho United
states lofafion and the residence of
Tho President ~ Tho Republic.
Tho detachment ~ American blue
jackets and Marines stationed In tho
civ to protect tho lives and propcrtr
~ American citizens has dispiqved
Freat Railanfry under nre They are
commanded by Lieutenant Campbell
Several attempts by the rebels 20
capture Tho city penifenfary have
rcpulsef b. the Government troops
The Government ls endeavorinr 10 re-
captro the town OF Granada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
ELOQUENT
PLEA BY
BARROW
Oenounees Those Who Are Prosecu.
ting Him and Pictures Them
As Band Of Gu; Threats.

Los ANGELES. Aug i4.-Clar-
ence Darrow. regarded as ono Of the
foremost champions Of organized Ia.
Dor and defender in the courts Of
It's leaders and principle. today
pleaded his own case in his trial
for alleged jury bribery. He dc.
nounced those who had. no said. plot.
ted TO destroy him
Mr.. DarrOw went briefly through
his career az a friend IN the working
class and thence into an analysis of
the evidence produced against him
% prove the charge that D. had
bribed George y. Lockwood. pros
pective Juror In the Mcnamara case.
Throughout three hours consumed
by him to-day. he touched upon ev.ry
phase NJ fhe case and no man or or
gsnization involved in his prosecution
escaped denunciation
Assistant District Attorney W J..
Ford. who sat near him. was made
the object ~ many invoclve.. Dis
fricf Attorney Frednricks and Defoc.
tive " ! Burns worn termed rho
too's ~ the steel trust rho N1fIouai
Electors Association designated aF
the arch conFpirator AGAINST him DO
cause % bis labor. for tho working
man was hitielv assaiied g. an on
emy NJ society.
Collectively an uaro called .as
cruel q band % cutthroafa a. ever
pursued a man since the world Ras
born
Darrow declared that ho Vae nor
being prosecuted for bribery huf be-.
cause he hsf tsf .n fho battle FOR
orEsnizef labor Tho enemies of De-
Dor. he charged had long -0ughf fo
get him oIf 1f The GAS
7 have stood against them. DO
said. nov Ir fhoIr chance They
would stop mt voice Vi1 fho pen.
ifenfarv
Darrow viii conciuir tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
ROOSEVELT is THE JUDAS OF THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY POLITICIANS
so CHARGES STANLEY IN
REPORT OF STEEL TRUSTS
Personal and Political History Vt
Colonel and George W. Per-
kins Bitterly Attacked.
Representative Stanley Says Per.
kns Should he Behind the
Bars for CroOkedress.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-The per.
sonal and political relations OF Col.
onel Theodore Roosev cit and George
w Perkins. formerly OF ]. p. Nor.
gan and company. were bitterly at.
lacked on the floor of the house to-
day by Representative A O Stanley,
OF Kentucky. who is chairman OF the
steel trust investigating committee
In a speech supporting the bill to
make the reports of the commission
er or corporations available for con-
gress, Representative Stanley charg-
ed that Perkins had protected the
harvester Trust from government
prosecution, and described Perkins
as the "go-between" OF big busi-
ness" and the government.
Attacks Theodore.
representative Stanleys charact-
CREATIONS OF the former Morgan as
sociate were extremely bitter He
dweit at length on the absorption OF
the Tennessee Coal and Iron COM
psny by the United States Steel cor
poration. and charged that Perkins
had been able TO secure from Her
bert Knox Smith. former commission.
er OF corporations. Information which
was denied congre-s The now pro-
gressive party came n for an extend
ed discussion az the hands Of Stanley.
hear that this now party Of pro-
gressive capitalism he said. will
sing hymns between the tiradez of
Roosevelt and The plaftuden OF Per
kins. and that Perkins is to be- choir
leader. ! would suggest that they
pari-phrase the war cry OF the Mus
sulman and adopt with slight modi.
hcation. is the battle hymn Of the
FairthfHl from WallS;reet.' the chant
OF the Turkish Genesis:
Allah, Mammon is Allah"
CONTINUED or Page ElevenD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
PREMIER JOCKEY
IS A PAUPER NOW
Grover Cleveland Fuller Once as
Great a Jockey as sloan lndict-
ed for Stealing Watch

NEW YORK, Aug. Ranked
when a hoy as 'he premier Jockey
OF The American Turf. with earnings
of $5".0o0 a year. Grover Cleveland
Fuller who Is siill only - years old
iimpet before Judge Credin In Gen.
eral sessions to-day penniless and
iriendlcss 10 plead ~ an Indictment
charged With theft of n watch
It's gone every cent Of it." moan
ID Fuller in referring ~ his fortune.
and those ! believed my friends got
mos ~ it In tVo years I speuf
S-'".'n". Now am absolutely
down and ouf without oven cent
20 hire counsel have appealed
m friends bur they won't help All
that ] have left ~ IL is bad log.
which ruf mo out ~ tho riding husi.
noes. when my mount. Wilfm fell
with mo a' tho i-.celsior Handycap
in 1905
During hIs primo Fuller was rated
as 'he successor 20 Tod sloan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
DEMOCRATS RENT THEATRE.

NV YORK. Aux lf - Madison
Suuafe theatre has been rented bf s4r
beuurfHtI. national committee for "a
series OF nonu-dHf nectuEa fof women
during rho campaign Women speakers
viii Discuss tho iaHura and urge women
to support The Wilson and Marshall
ticket
Th" frff meeting will DO hold Du next
7 IunHdaf. and will he iu charE. Of Nre
F"rdsn Hartman ~ this rift aud
Mrf s Il Alexander of ~ew Jersey.
ono "f Tho speakers will he Julia.
H0lmes ~ south chicago who was one
of susan Ifrfifrire feufeunnfs The
mrFfturH viii boo held efert Tuerdav a.
noon with different rrenkera each
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
"a STATES
CLAIMED
BY HILLES
Chairman HilIes Issues Statement on
the Total Electoral Votes-Con-
eedes No State to the
ProoressIves-

CHICAGO. August 14.-Charles D
Hiles. chairman OF the Republican
statement claiming "a states for
the Republican ticket and conceding
ten states. with an electrical vote OF
ll4 to the Democratic party and list
ing four states. with an electoral
vote OF 80 as doubtful.
Chairman Hilles comedies no state
TO the Progressives. Following are
the figures submitted by Mr.. Hilles
in what he calls a preliminary survey
Of the political situation:
Electoral votes claimed by Repubii-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
THIRD DEATH IN
SHOOTING TRAGEDY
Special Dispatch to The IutellIeencer.

special Dispatch 10 the Iptelligencer.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Aug. IL
\ third death will probably result from
the tradgedN At Vulcan in Mingp
county in which James Dawson. a
private In the United states army.
shot and Killed his brother-in-law
ana sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennel Bar
rett and Wounded another sister.
i'als! I'cv son. Reports receive 4
h"Te tonight that Miss Dawson j. in
very critical condition and is not
expected TO survive.
\ strong guard has been pl,c.d
around the county jail at williamson
ne the threat was openly made thar
y" would Le lynched. As Yet there
mas p"~n no cut break but the author
ltieS are IN the alert. special
grand jury Will be conducted next
week 10 investigate the threats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
CORSlCAN SAFE,
SAYS WIRELESS

MONTREAL =. .. Aug 14.-Aii
Tears - 20 the safety - the Allan
Liner Coracan. which rammed an
iceberg on the coast 81 Newfoundland
Monday. was removed this afternoon
when the following wireless teleer am
was received by the Allan Line from
capt Cook. n the Corsican. this af-
fernoon
proceeding about half speed Abso-
luteis no cause for alarm Sir, -
hole Eve feet All IN stem above
water line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15

ACCUSED
OF CRIME
CORRUPTION. NEGLECT,
IMMORTALITY Is CHARGED
Against Judge William r. Ben.
nett of the Circuit Court
List of Cases Filed.

Special Dispatch TO the InteiliEencer.
CHARLESTON. Aug. IA copy
OF the charges filed with Governor
William Z. Glasscock against Circuit
Judge William R Bennett, charging
corruption. gross immortality. neg
lect OF duty. maladministration In Of.
flee. high crimes and misdemeanors.
has been forwarded TO Judge Bennett
at Fayetteville.
The specific charges OF corruption
Is especially large, including the ac.
ceptance OF s2.5OO annually from the
Fayette Liquor company. a saw mill
. ana labor In the building of his res
idence near the town OF Fayetteville.
furniture for his house. etc. There
are twenty-one specific specifications
OF corruption. including 1905. the
year Judge Bennett went on the
bench. IL is alleged he received from
the Fayette Liquor company alone
sls.5OO in the nature of bribes; that
on the day he took his seat on the
bench in 1905 he ousted Attorney
w. VI. Hamilton as general receiver
OF the court. and demanded that he
turn over the records and all mon
eys in his possession belonging TO
him as such receiver. 10 J. +. Chap
made report as general receiver.
company. and that Chapman has new
er made a report as general receiver.
Want Judge Impesehed.
Many OF the charges set out in the
petition asking the governor to call
an extra session OF the legislature
that Judge Bennett may be impeach-
ed are almost beyond belief. but cop
'es OF letters and records are cited
or presented 10 sustain the charges.
II Is stated that the Bell Telephone
company removed their phones from
both Judge Bennetts house as we'll
as office on account OF the profane.
and Indecent language the judge
used over the telephone in address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
THE wEArHER.

WAsHIroToN. Aug. IL Foreoas4t
west Vtrginia-oeneraily fair Thurr-
Day ana Friday not much ohangs in
Temperature.
ohio and western Pennsyivania
Fhr ana slightly cooler Thursday. PR
aay probably fairs light 20 moderats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
TWO DIE In OIL
STEAMER FIRE

BATON ROGUE. la. AUG. IT,
The Sfsndard Oh cos steamer &. VI.
Pate and three oil harccs were bur
ned ~ Grarnmercy. Ia. today with
m" loss - two lives snd sl5o.ooo dam
age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
MOOSE IN
FAVOR OF
NOMINEES
WILL NOT HAVE A PROGRES-
SiFE TICKET.
Democrats and Some Progressive
Leaders Fail to Launch New
State Ticket Here.
Charles Brooks Smith.

PARkERSBURG. W. VA. Aug IA
William Seymour Edwards has stated
that there will be no Progressive
ticket in West Virginia He declares
that Or. Hatfield. Howard Sutherland
and all Republican candidates for i'm
portant offices are sufficiently pro-
gressive for the Dawson group. The
statement lis supplemented by David
Bollingbroke Smith. onceupon a time
state senator. OF Huntington. Par
enthically David Bolinsbroke is one
OF the few herd leaders in this state
whose sincerity is undoubted but
whose sound judgement is questioned
The leader OF them all. ex-governor
Dawson has not spoken on the sub
ject touched upon BY the other two
The announcement that there will
he no Bull Moose race for state and
congressional Offices interferes with
the crafty plans OF the captains of
hiGh finance in the Democratic camp.
and caused CONSERVATION there. They
Immediately set about ascertains
where their wires are grounded and
what has got wrong with their plans
OF purchase. The figure II out that
the men who are acting as COVE
tWeens for them have fallen dow. A
week ago. they were in hisa hopes
and expected 10 "angl" the company
OF Progressive candidates ,lrat they
planned 10 see oreaiZef and sent
around the West Virginia circuit to
play one-night stands 4 cog has
slipped some where
IL Was ever Thus.
II vas so iu 1905 about this time
of year. bur then the blame vas Louis
Benefits He had Jus been nomin-
aied. and hadn't warmed up 10 the
spending point. The price asked by
the little group OF men-s4O.00O- 10
keep Lincoln party ticket IN the
Held looked too large to Louis then.
His manager. George / Noal. urged
upon him that the deal be- made.
pointing ont TO him thai with II con
summatcd. he need spend nothing
more and his election. with two tick
cts in the field dividing the Rcpubli-
can vofe would be assured Rut Ren
nett turned II down. u NAV he that
he questioned the ability of tho so
called proponents 10 make the de.
fCpuffrmrF ,r Fr... N+r.....
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 14-Repeat-
ing its action of yesterday when IL
passed the wool tariff bill over Presi-
dent Taft's veto. the house today re-
passed the vetoed steel and iron
tarin bill within two hours after IL
had been turned from the White
House with the Presidents veto mes
sage. The vote was 713 TO SO,
margin of only two voted over the
two thirds necessary TO override the
president
The senate. almost the same time
was engaged in passing the Democ-
ratio cotton tariff bill sent them a
week ago by the house.
senator La Toilette substitute,
which represented the views OF the
tarif board. was vetoed down, As to
is. and Mr. La Toilette and eight
other progressive Republicans later
Joined the Democrats and passed the
cotton bill. SO to 19 An amendment
was attached the cotton bill, 36 10
19. An amendment was attach
repeating all but the pulp and paper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
PRESIDENT VETOES
STEEL TARIFF BILL
HOUSE THEN PASSES THE
MEASURE OVER THE VETO
President States That Bill Takes
No Account Of Protection to
American Industries
Senate Passes the Democratic
Cotton Tariff Bill Sent Them
Week Ago by the House.

Washington. D. c.. Aug. ~ fsi2--
All four OF the West Virginia Demo-
Gratis In the lower house voted In IA
vor Of overriding Tafrs veto Of the
metal bill which provides for large
reductions In dutIes Of tin plate. steel
and other West Virginia products.
The West Virginia congressman
fell into line under whip Of their
party leaders and voted directly
against protective duties for indus-
tries Of their state. Congressman
Hughes was paired In favor OF allow
Ing the Presidents veto TO the annual
reductions In Incorporated In metal
schedules.
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goo. hI"es also said that the Pro
gressive party would draw more
heavily from the Republican party
than from tho Democratic parry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
WILL LEAVE FOR GOTHAM
WITH WnTMAN'S OFFICERS
Banking Institutions Find Add
tonal Deposits of Police
Lieutenant Becker.

NEW YORK Aug l4.-Determia-
uonof the citizens OF New York TO
rid their police force Of Its system
OF graft and blackman was given ex-
preston tonight al a mass meeting
held AT Cooper Union. when they an
pointed vigilance committee OF pro.
mlnent men and women 10 see that
me public officers now engaged in OK
posing the reasonable" allegiance Of
the police with organized crime" do
their full duty
The meeting which iypified the pub.
lc Indignation aroused hy the reve-
lations of police corruption growing
out OF the murder Of Gambler Her.
man Rosenihal was attended by a
crowd that overfiowed the hall
The members OF The committe are.
EueeneIIouterbridEe. Jacob N Scbid
Lugene n Philhin. Henry Moskowitz.
Allan Robinson. =. S Tomlin. Raw.
mond V. lngersol. Mrs. Charles Is.
raenls and George n AFnev The
committee has power 10 add TO its
number ny 10 30.
The speakers include District A..
torney Whitman. Dr Lyman Abbot.
knbbi Samuel Schulz. Alderman Ben.
ny Curran. Chairman of the Alder.
manic police investigating commit.
tee. Emery r. Buckner. counsel for
ihe committee. Henry De Forest and
Mrs charles ~. Israel prominent
social worker
District Attorney Whitman was
The hero ~ the hour" and received a
tremendous ovation
HOT SPRINGS. ARK Aug "a
Suddenly changing his mind tonight
sam Schepps. arrested here last Sat
urfay night and held a. material
witness IN the Rosenthai murder case
announced his willingness ~ return
70 New York with assistant district
attorney Rubin Postmaster Johnson
advised him 10 accert ~ conclusive
tho telegram received by acting Ma.
or Pettit today. giving a deacripti,r
~ Rubin and Detective Stewart Ber
nard sander. Schepps attorney will
CONTINUED on Pace EievenJ
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tcontinusd on Pare Eleven.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29
H0H'S YOUR LIVER?
logged lp Liver Causes Constipation
and Othcr Serious Ailments.
Cure for a Quarter.

Do you know, dear render that the
famous NOT SPRINGS LIVER But
TONS are in every first class drug
store in Tulsa and ylciulty2
In Hot Springs ana the southwest
these wonderful little Buttons are all
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Without, any doubt. they are the
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Don't miss The supreme ana happy
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Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29

| took occasion 30 remark ina. clark
/ had received more than d majority
/ This brought a storm uf protest ll1ii
the WILSON men aud ihe eleventh luIl
was begun in disorder
A pull of the Arizona delegation waa
drmcudrd when ne chairman iltd lu
cast six votes for tlaIk. A roll tAli
I showed ntr Tor turh lnd one ioi
Wilson Under the Bryan rraIluilou
wh,,h suspended tho uHit rule iu pa
on states Wilson was accorded lue
single vote
Ia Michigan Wilson gained thrr0
two from Harmon aud one irnW
Marshall
Again Now YorEs 80 were east for
clark amid chorus OF h0nls ana
cheers
ln ohio Wilson gained two from
Clark Two Wilson delegates lu ono.
Fon reverted tu clark aud one ul
them, F y. Holman stated that hi.
Instructions only hound hm 80 IouH
us 30 wac possible a. nominate WI.
SON.
Ihc result of the eleventh ballot
waH CnrN 5ai. wilson 35l'a uu.
drTWpod. llh' Harmon 20 MAJ hal
80. Kern, j, Bran ].
This showed H loss ~ t"u tur
turk gain of four for Nl.uu H
Iau ut One fur Underwood ID lUt. uI
fur Harmon and "a .Hs5 ui l.r
Marshall
when Tennessee was reached ln the
twelfth ballot poll uf the dsI'.auoH
wns demanded. A m.Aup resulted and
thr ru. WuH called twice. THE Ull-
lOt Was dDIuErd 10 minutes hy the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29
DEMOS PLATFORM
IS PROGRESSIVE
(Cununucd FROM prgc iJ

Recommends law reform iegisla'
ton,
Rrafnrms position against policy
of imperialism ana colonial rNploila'
zion lu Philippine
Welcomes ATHuh. and New MoAl-
co to hatrrhood OF .ates.
Demands for Alaska fun enjoy
mcut II rlhts and privileges. 'r
H.fers 90 Russian treaty ana re-
no,ys pledge % preserve 'sTred rlgHs
90 American citizenship AT home ana
abroad"
Ialurs parcels post and extension of
rural delivery
Ffl1rs SUCH onrourasrment AS can
De- properly given Panama canal eA-
position.
DmmDuds to tho states adoption OF
law making u offeuse 10 discriminate
.llust he uniform OF the unital
States.
It.naws declaration ~ last platform
REGARDING generous pension policy.
r,fars 90 tno rule Of the people ana
Says: ,,
The democratic party offers Itself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed By
Tulsa Testimony.

Don't take our word for IT,
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Tulsa endorsement
Read the statement of Tulsa citizens
And decide for yourself
Here rs one case of IT,
Mrs. l. II. McCarty $40 s. Frank
fort avenue, Tulsa. Okla, says. y
know that Doan's Kidney Pills are
good. They have been used In our
house for dun, heavy pain in the back,
lamoncss and soreness across the loins,
and difficulty with the kidney sccre-
tions. This medicine has proved to hr
lust as represented. Although ! have
never had need of kidney medicine
myself. ] have seen what Doan's kid-
ney PuIs win do for others and can
cheerfuuy recommend them'
For sale by an dealers Price oo
cents. Foster Milburu co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doau's-ond
take no other.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29

20 the country as AN agency through
which the complete overthrow ana
eAtlrpauon Of corruption, fraud ana
machine rule In American politics can
be- Effected
The conclusion ~ the platform says.
"Our platform rs one Of principles
which we believe 20 be essential 10 our
national welfare and invites co-opera-
ton NJ an citizeus who believe In main
taining unimpared the Institutions ana
traditions Of our country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29

lot were Clark lost ] Wilson lost 4
Underwood lom " Harmon gained
y vote
Gaynor ana James were added to
the list win one vote each, The an
Inouncement of the vote was followed
by the start OF the ninth roll call a.
ll326 O'Clock.
There was no change IN the lineup
unill Michigan gave Harmon % gain uI
II, Clark ana Underwood each losing
! ], New Yorks 90 stayed with Harmon
ana again II was certain thorc would
Dee no nomination,
IN Onto Harmon lost one. one
James single vote disappeared, 'l"fk
and Wilson each gained one
Tennessee shifted slightly clark
lost half a vote, Underwood gained
hhlf and Harmon loW one. Connect
eat which Was passed cary in me
vote, gave Wilson % gain uf one from
thc Underwood vote.
Pennsylvania, whlrh also was passed
showed % loss Of two for wilson I'M
stead uf The three so Ear uNcn 60
/ Harmon four were east for Clark a
/ |clctr Ealn of four Tor tho house
speaker
! Au absentee from pcuuBNtula raFr
/ Wilson another vote, making his loss
boo The state only one
80 material changes were shown hN
the result uf This ballot which WAS
.Cmrt ia1 Wilson BOG y, Underwood
l'2i., Harmon l-i, Marshall a.
1uH showed gain of 3la Tor
Clark. and gain of / for Wilson, lu-
dcraood lost q and Harmon 3
lruu lhc 'no nomination au-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29
CONVENTION ADJ0URXS
At 5 This morning

Continued from page ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-29

The democratic party offers itself