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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-16

What madc Nou 50 lal'f
Il Put SnIthson
"Wcll that Ie no reason Whl va"
aonld he IN hour late gcltlng holhN
sufner
3" know hut ! asked him how he
oaa f.efng. anl be- Insisted On telling
rae about hia stomach trouble
"pid you tell him TO lah" '"A"
erlain's Tabeta2 a
esuie that IS what he needs H"'u
yaH dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-16

four or five days At a
Uue every month,
ana 80 weak / coull
hardly walk. / had
cramps backachr
and headache and
was SO nervous ana
weak that / dreaded
t. see anyone or
have anyone move IN
the room. The doc
tors gave me meul
cine to ease NE at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-16
WHY NOT MAKE $4,000 A MONTH That's
$500 a Week, almost $40 a Dav

Selling Victor Safes aud fire proof boxes
to merchants, doctors, lawyers. dennsts and
wcll-to-d do farmers, oil OF whom rcaIilcthrn
OF safe bni do not know how easy tttstoown
ono. SaicSmen declare our proposition ono of
the best, clean cut money making opporluni-
ties ever received. without previous cxpcri-
cnce YOU can duplicate the success OF others
Onr handsomely illustrated 2Uu-page csfalop
viii cnabic you to present tho subject 10 ems
tomcrs in as interesting a manner as though
hem through our factory Men appointed as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-16
SEVEN YEARS
OF MISERY
How Mrs. Bethune was Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
<. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.

Sikeston. No For seven years
suffered everything. WAS in bed FOR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-16

~ NWITT n NNNT. " M
someone else gets tho territory7
} ne 'oth anuiversare Of our
company WIS celebrated bv
erecting the most modern safe
factory In the world. Wide-
awake men who received our
special selling inducements,
fenacred nccessa ~ TO donbls
our output We are spending
many thousands of dollars en-
larg ng our sales organization.
but n learn all particulars, II
w coz You only the prlce OF
o postal card
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-16

You were plotting them through our factory. Men ap
alesmrn receive advice and instructions for selling sA
convincing talking points which II is possible p
don't YOU bc shc frs 10 apply from your vicinity bef
We can favor only one salesman ont of each locality
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
PRETTY WEDDING
soIemnixed at St. Joseph's Cathedral
Yesterday Of Popular Young
People.

A very Interesting wedding was sol.
emnized AT the ST. Joselh's cathedral
yesterday morning. in which the prin.
cipais vera Miss Agnes Lighthizer. a
popular ye'ing lady Of this city. and
Mr.. Mathew WEIGH. q Nominent
young business man Of New York.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father, Moye in the presence OF
n large number OF the friends and
relatives OF the principals. The bride
was attended by Misses Maize John.
son and Ella Duffy. The bride was
hansomely attired in a costume of
Irish point lace over pale blue satin
with hat and wraps TO mach. Shortly
after the ceremony n wedding dinner
was served at Bridgeport by Caterer
Harry Sells. and after a short visit
with hat and wraps TO match. Shortly
couple will leave for New York city.
where they will reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
VETERAN RIYERMAN
DIES AT HANNIBAL
CAPTAIN MuHLEMAN PASSES
AWAY AFTER LINGERING
ILLNESS.
Was One Of Best known RIvermen,
and News Was Great Shock to
Frisnds-Notes Of River.

Captain John Crockard. OF this city,
Yesterday received telegram from
Captain Neuinsphanger, OF Hannibal.
O., TO the effect that the death Of
Captain Charles Muhleman. one OF the
best known and highly respected rlv-
ermen who ever ran on the Ohio river.
occurred at his home in Hannibal,
O.. early Monday morning. after a
lingering illness. The news OF his
death came as a severe shock to Cap
tain Crockard, who was a personal
friend Of Captain Muhleman. as IL did
70 hundreds OF other rivermen.
Captain Muhleman operated several
boats In the Cincinnati-wh
trace. the first being the Albemarle.
Later he owned the W. G. woodside.
the Eagle. Revenue, Potomac, Major
Anderson and the Andes and the
Andes III. Having success with each
packet, he accumulated quite a for
tune. and for the past several years
has lived retired life.
The deceased was in the 18th year
az his age. The funeral services Will
be held Wednesday morning al 10
o'clock. with interment in the Hanni-
hel cemetery. The flags In the local
harbor were at half-mast yesterday
cut OF respect for the venerable steam
boat captain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
TAFT ADVOCATES
(continusa rro.a rir., Pare,

search OF every kind useful In the
practice and enforcement OF hygiene
ana preventative medicine" said
President Taft today. IN delivering an
address OF welcome to the delekates
to the fifteenth Congress on Hygiene
and Demography at Continental Ne.
mortal hall
THAI something Of this sort NAV
grow out OF the present United States
public health service there Is reason
10 believe. continued the president.
but u Will need far greater approp
riatoEs aud n widening OF It's scope OF
duties before II shall have fIled the
place that the medical profession OF
this country has a right TO expect the
general government to create In the
progress OF hygiene and demography. %
Referring to the subject OF tropical
hygiene. President Taft said.
Our responsibilities In Cuba. Porto
Rico and the Philippines. and now on
The lsthmus OF Panama have so en-
larged our knowledge OF the possibili.
ties OF successful sanitation under the
must burdensome conditions and have
SO impressed both professional men
and the laymen at all familiar With
the conditions. with the necessity %
more rigid and comprehensive health
laws, and a stricter enforcement 81
them for the general public good. that
n the Spanish war resulted in nothing
else. IL was worth greatly more than
its cost In this useful development OF
one OF the most important functions
that modern government has TO dis
charge. as well a. In making clear
the need OF an additional branch OF
general education In the matter OF
hygiene OF the home and the individ-
ual
When We first went into the trop-
les our purpose was 20 make that re-
giOn habitabe for white people We
have demonstrated that as possihil
ity. Nov Ne have gone beyond the
mere provision FOR those Who come
from the temperate zone. aud ne are
engaged In developing the tropical
races into a strength Of body and free
aom from disease that they have new
or had before
= consider it a proud record % the
American army that through its medl
cal corps engaged In hyEisnic work
in the tropics 90 many important dis
coveries as 10 the transmission Of dis
ease and the methods % stopping ~
spread have been given 10 tho world
and all % this is dated chiefly from
the time Of the spanish war
1t IL very certain that but Tor
these discoveries the construction of
tho Panama canal. which nov since
1904 has been going on with giant
strides and which will be completed
within n wear. would have been impos-
sible The possibilities % improve
rnent through governmental hygiene
81 tropical countries are 20 great that
n makes one " no hes any conception
% what they are. grow enthusiastic In
the confempia ion ~ what centuries
may brine forth in this regard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
MEXICAN REBELS
STAY WHOLE ARMY
20 Nsve Beer Killed In Battie
in Canyon.

ST ANDERSON. Texas. sept "a
a command of about $50 Mexican Fed.
eral soldiers uaa nearly wiped ont in
a haffe ulth ~ rebels. believed 20
have been fouEhf september is. a
shyft diuanre across he border from
here The Fedrrais eere pursuing n
body 81 rebels ~ unkroen strength
Entering r. canyon. the Federals found
themse'tes p.fted against about son
rebels and their retreat rut On
Neea of mo frht vas brought hero
today hy 1ohn Blocker an American
cattle man sho has q ranch in chi
huahua
pOUGtAS. Arig. sept 23 Meriean
Consul Cueeia received vord today
that 1000 Federal troops would leave
MeNieo city Wednesday for Aqua
Pritea BY vay ~ VI Faso and Doug
ias. In response ~ the demand ~
American Consul Dye that American
Interests In sonora be- protected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
GOOD WORK
Done Daily IN Wheslng-Nsny Gu.
xens Tel % a.

Nearly every reader had heard %
Doan q kidney pills Their good work
in Wheeling sul continues and our
citizens are constantly adding endorse.
msnt by public fesfimonF SO better
proof NJ merit can b. had Than the
experience of friends and neghbors
Read this case
Mrs Harry Tico zoo Main street
WheeilnH. " Va. EaBa. FOR mum.
bsr ~ yeFrs . felf ouf % sorts ana dfd
oof kros uhaf allied me So back
sfched almost an the time and vs.
gery weak. md 7 niso bad severe pains
tcross nv kldueFs which made 10 Jon
J1fsihle ~ me- 90 bend over uIggv
fpeIs Alec bothered ne and frIt
fnurf IN every say some one finally
fnIi mr shout uoaus kidney Pills and
7 der.drf fq EFe them Trial o. 70
ql.ref huf feu doses fo brlnF relief
auf 49, cruflrlrf their uss. me pains
rernne lrsa severe until hoy entirely
fItaurearr1 uoana kidney pills
hrrarhf me s1rh greet beneff mar .
am only 200 pleased to recommend
thew
F1r sale b. au deaiers Price So
Cerfa Poster Nlburu Co. uufalo
N'r fork. sois agents for the rnlted
sfafea
Rsmemher ne name Doan's-and
takr Oh ofher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
ON0-HYDROPLANES
Hay Ne Hannfsrtursd in rhls cty ~
RiAa OF lyle Smith Goes
Through.

In an Effort TO interest local Capitalists
~ project to manufacture mono-hyro-
piahssl Kyle smith. = sormer resident o!
this city, nov al sNiator of kansas has
sent letter 20 rh. locsl f.oard OF trad.
eslilns attention 10 the excellent oppor-
t"nities offered by the placing on the
market Or srch craft;
The proposition offered by AR Smith
purcasc an aeropiane that he Will rfvs
exhibition flights to obtain money W hich
viii form a nucleus for larger amount
Tor the manufsctur. of the monoplanss
A. present Mr.. smith - engaged in max
ihs experimental flights In kansas but
ne says that form OF flying IL more dan
Eerons than giving exhibitions Mr.
smith seys that a. l. Young. who man
AGED Robert Fowler in his cross-cOnii-
nent flight few months ago. Is willing
a. manage Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
SUNDAY TO SPEAK
on Prohibiuou A. This CITY Cify An
Octobsr ana Perhaps IN Othsr
cites IN the state.

a. meeflur ~ reufsHeufafIrer ffnu
ths tItIea Included In fHf Proposed IIiuFr.
cry fhrnrgI Wee Virginia 81 HIIlI
-IuIaH. Hsll iaaf ftarIna Iu fnf uffl.f
~ fns onto HuuufH Naf.flrarIuu Frfrfa.
Ron ne matter 30 Hafius frr faulnI Il
HuraI.af tour fHf state 'n fHH iHferrafs
q rrunnfluu uHa UurrIaHrf.i. I..HHIs
rathfna vii be- IaIIuIfsII HrntIHr..I Hn.
800 affsr fIf nHIHHHfIun secs TI NIaf
IfrrrfrfI fn.fHH o. 90. .Ir aunfH UHu.
cent fn rrHInsIf.nn
If 'a fafInIfrlf raff.Hf EnseUrf ffaf
Dol aN appear Iu M .rrlinF lur.nu NirfH.
I.fr fH deliver ono HI HnfH HHI uIHnH Hu
fHf nulHr question NfHFr fftIfa lu.
.fIf. ffH. aanfaan Er..r.unf clarke.
hnrr Nraffnr Hul IafFrI aHira. nrr ann.
Iu.I. fH naff N'U frerf Hn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
BENEFITED MANY WHO
AAD TUBnRCULosIs


Those who suffer from Conformation
ere generally troubled With night suf cate.
fefei, l"ss OF 4trcnEfh and little ~ 10
appetite fIesU air. sood fond and fh-
proper care ~ the boay ere @sse~f,sf n.
recovery. but in many cases somefLiue
more o. needed. Erknian'a Alternative Ir
medicine which has been most au.fsa.-
iW ~ rioplinE fsFnt rsfnfa 90.
ducinE fever and pfouIuf apuefife and
many u hu have urrI Do declare If aa.r.f
tlsir nver Investigate what De- ga lu
tbs rnsn
aGentIemeu ror four ysar4 v..
troubled eIfh cough. uUfrn EraHn.Ifr
became worse bed nfahf narafa add
pains In mg chest vas InrInr r. rr.
could not attend fu u. Hnuanf 3D..
lutiea A pNla.cInn pronounced nIf rlaa
fonauuiI flHu NHf nenE snfIrfeI. q
aaa sanflIued hf tie prraIrIfrn nf tie
TolyrunI0 iiorrffHl rHry cleo rrn.
uounrcd fne disease torsuupfIor. shleh
was proven lafff o. Hn faanr Inafian 90
found : 49, orderef fp a N1naunrfI. 81
llusf Ifl| SIS NfTnfH could zoo HIIaer
fno a. 49, until hal tried q. fmars AL.
teratite Before Q had faseu fre neI.
cine three eeeHr. . naI marked rnIIaf
nirHf aufHfs ceased. laIr in fHs .raar.
relieved. cough became Iuuar HrH aaar
fever isft me sol . earnanenc,.i seffns
ir excellent health rnu hnI rave asar
completely cured ~ ien we've
strongly recnwm end 10
fNWs MARY Vases
care 20 grcfu lf-1a Irfh sr Tn.a d.
Ectmsns Aiferatve BE- effe.fte Ir
Bronchitis, Asfnma. HaY FeVer Tnraaf
ard l.uns Ir0uhles aud fn uTHlllfins fns
opistes or habit forming frlrs ~
salf hV a. % ffoafra a go WHnafIrn 81
NJ WyrIrt. Norfh Fnd rHarmarr Uau-
s s,r' ~ -. s'e ,.r,, ,ssd'ss erass-'. -
write tp Eckman fafsraforr. phflafsl
lhia, Pc. fur additional evidence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
SCALES ON SCALP
PAINFUL ITCHING
Scratching Csussd Sores. Hair
Csms Out IN Large Qusatities.
ussd Cytieurs Soap and 0intment.
Scalp Seund and Well.

huahnonL okaA--Dw -, sb.. n v..s
- snAss>1 M su,sp d6s-,s.. Thwr
s~nrW $780, e.ks - su.as whsrh csus>d
- s.asfu isrAins go ny srysschaas poulS
sess1 - esss s.r>a lfy h.ar cs.s
80 IN iArss ausnuss>- sad shss r-.ainsd
- ina. az and hfsk-.L Ay s>uplss
vws osopass>sy hsrsl Darsos sbis time Z
snrd evsythins that thoashs VOID help
- bus ssshsas s>-~-f 20 do s.y so.d.
a U,~n1 sdvts-d - % Try Cutirur, soap
40 osns@snt s-ns and SOC = sample q
80 vhirh ] tr>d - dsr~-tsd. md I truly
~ ssss ~ sr-s spplic.ttos did me sood.
] en~vsrds porrhas>d . fulI sassd ieaks q
cussrsrs sase and boz a cussrur. osss-
nssA ! b~sh>d viii CatscurA Sop s.d
svpss>d casscaIrz Ointment A. The cod oS
about tour vs>ks my sc.lp VS. ssund and
vsn and my hair had thicksnsd Nd and
gro~n vood~f1i;y IN sach . sbors ssr.A
en- proud "a -sy that am eusireiy esruA
a. ny srsip troubles and my bsre tempies
have . tan sryvth of hair asAis" Csisnsd,
Mn ID. W. hoCisiiAn. Der. 10. 1911.
Voc red. rough ehapped and bleeding
hands. ftching. burning pains. and painful
nnsrr-eods With shapslass n.iis. . oos-slxhs
Cuts~urs tr>atnens works vosdsrsL Soak
hsnd<. 90 rvsinnx. IN bot watsr and Cuticua
Soap. Dry. ssoinf with Cuticur. ointmsnt.
and vesr soft bandssss az old. iooss siovss
during shs right. Cusicurs Soap and ONT
nsnt are soid everyvhere. Sample a. s,rh
mailed FRYE. with SIP. skin Book Addruss
postcard "Cutic'irs. Dept. r. Boston
ss-Teuder-fsrsd men should use Cuticua
Soap shaving Stick. 25e. sample free.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
STANDARD OIL
tcontinusd from Yir.. yar.1

could be the same officers for all four
companies"
Specific instances Of the assignment,
or sales territory TO refneries NOT
owned by the New Jersey comnanv
were furnished by r. @ parber ae.
sistant domestic sales agent ~ tho
company. who was q witness At the
afternoon session. Barber said the
safes territory ~ Camden. Trenton
ana Phillipsbutg. ~ J.. was assigned
70 rehneries of the Atlantic Refining
company ~ Pennsylvania. one Of the
subsidiaries % the former trust In
none OF these cities did the Atlantic
refining Company compete with the
New Jersey Company In the sale OF
OIL as far ~ the witness knew
Assignment Of Sales.
The assignment Of these sales sta.
ton 20 the Atlantic Companv's rom.
cries was the eame.before dissoIutioD
me witness conceded. but no declared
mat the stations bcught their OH from
the Atlantic rehneriea now sinplv he.
cause the rates for the TRANSPORTATION
OF OF from the rehneries OF the New
Seursey Company were higher than
from the Atlantic Comany
Barber professed igonrance Of tho
prices 81 which the New Jrsev Com.
psny purchased oil Of the Atlapfio
company Tor sale In Phiilipshurg Tho
contention OF the WateraPierce fpfer
es's r. that AZ before the dissolufiop
me Atlantic refinery sells a. cosf -
the New Jersey Comany.
Afhough the New Jersey COMPANY
mas refinery at Bayonne. y. ! 81
500 no OIL IN staten Island. iust
across he KIN Won Kuil. the witness
SAD. Mr Fordyce Then dictated that
staten Island was the territory Of he
standard OIL Company Of New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
Taylor Not oIseoursoed.

Ihat he will not give I'D his Efforts
10 heip In placing a law upon the stat.
u,e DOCKS TO settle labor disputes was
'ne substance Of an Interview had
WIN Z. burgess Taylor. OF Wheeling.
VINO presided over the short session
OF the conference called BY Governor
Glasscock last Saturday AT the On.
stance OF many commercial. civic ,nd
industrial organizations. Mr. Tavior
before appearing before the mining In.
said: -
while N is true the State wide con.
ference held Saturday did not resuIt
IN general discussion of remedial
egislation for the purpose OF pre.
venting strikes aud lockouts by means
or boards OF investigation ana concIIIa.
tion' II did accomplish the main pur.
pose Tor which 1T was called. IN that
~ focused the public mind upon the
iact mat other great countries are
successfully handling labor disputes
IN this way. while West Virginia has
no laws touching upon this great sub
!ect In my address to the conference
! iully outlined the provisions OF the
canadian Industrial disputes act. and
pointed out the very satisfactory re-
SUITS that the Canadians are getting
urder the act The conference was
the means OF attracting the attention
OF the best lawyers OF this State 10
ne provisions OF his law, and was
asked by many of them who were
present TO furnish them with informa.
ton relative TO. the act The confer
ence also placed before the thinking
business men OF this State the fact
that West Virginia must take stems
10 pass laws made necessary by our
industrial development. We are living
under laws as antiquated as the OK
cart and wooden pillow OF our ances-
tors. Welhave no workmen's comnen-
sation act. no public utilities commits.
sion, nor any OF the other modern
laws that other States are finding 40
servieeable in State building"
CHARLESTON. w Va. Sent "a
An audience that filled the chamber
OF the house OF delegates listened FOR
nearly three hours tonight TO address
Is oy President J. r. White. vie.
President Frank ]. Hayes, Of the
United Mine Workers and Senator
samuel y. Montgomery, who presid-
"a. The audience was repressnta-
i've one and included many women
All the speakers declared the present
hight TO Imp conditions in the coal
fields OF WeSt Virginia was a hurnant-
iarian one and urged the support Of
all citizens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION
WAS ELABORATE AFFAIR
SCHEPPS
iconruu.s from rsr., rr,

begged not 10 be delivered TO the
New York police: then discussed
graft public orcials. The causes lead.
ing up % the killing Of Rosenthai. and
declared 4 am the keynote ~ the
whole situation" Becker. johnson
testified. was described b. sheep. A.
a CRATER. one never satisfied and al
ways urging an increased donation ~
q gambler showed prosperity
&. ". Moshiere. another stiffness. 10
night corroborated the testimony OF
previous witnesses ~ 10 sleeps al.
legged assertion crediting TO Becker a
threat 10 XIII Rosenihal N the gang
did no.. and RosenthaTs connection
With women and girls.
After p stormy day. IN which IBIS
iriet Attorney Whitman. ~ New
York. was called liar aud q
shrimp the hearing 20 acertain
what sam Schepps told local perons
concerning the Rosen'hal murder
case when he Was held here as Wit
hess brought out What the defense
claims II important testimony
just before the hearing was re
sumed tonight John ". Hart. aitor.
ney for Police Lieutensnt Charles
Becker. announced he had found Two
witnesses who will s~ea rto state
nents made by Schepps exculpating
Becker
II Is understood District Attorney
Whitman will interpose no objection
To the introduction OF the witnesses.
Gilbert HOgaboom. a political leader
OF Hot Springs. and Michael Berk.
holiz. 81 Argenta A. a preliminary
90 the calling Of the witnesses. Mr.
Hart gave the district attorney a
copy OF afiidavits sworn 20 BY Hoga-
boom and Herkholtz The affidavit
OF Hogaboom sets forth:
'Schepps said that he (Rosenthal)
would turn bis best friend. and that
he ought 10 have been bumped OF
long ago. and would have n some
thing had not happened. He did not
say what this something was He
said the gamblers did not like him
(Rosenthan because he would turn
bis best friend Schepps further said
one big mistake that was made vas
To leave the number on the car"
Berkholtz AYERS In his affidavit:
i asked him why did they Nil that
poor fellow. Herman Rosenthai. and
be said
Nike. YOU have no idea what a
dirty dog he turned out 10 be AZ the
lIst Of IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
WILL OPEN THURSDAY

West Virginia xere Kroanirg under
The Oppressive methods Tor many
years. hat representative Of ths
United Nine Morksrs cen, into mi.
stale 90 Ascertain oonditions have
been beat and assaulted By the sys
tem- aud that the present trouble
lAfssy grew out Of the Oppressive
conditions ~hen the men refused TO
snner them any ionE~r. The inter.
national organization hen came o.
me aid OF these miners he said.
The West virginia coal. he ,sid.
would always hnd q market. due =,
the splendid quality OF the coal. As
an evidence ~ the pnaiity and as =,
the price OF the coal. Mr.. White
stated that the West yirrinla en-.
could be found in the homes IN. IN.
very heart Of the coal dlstricts Of
other states. The mine guard avs.
VEN vas not In force In any union.
section OF the country, to his knowI.
we IL was not necessary. he con.
ENDED. where the miners are accord.
en the rights OF citizenship. Speak.
ing about arbitration. Mr.. White said
never was afraid 10 submit INV
claim to a fair trial. We welcome
claims" ""'
while not mentioning that he had
oeen refused permission % discuss
me question before the conferences
,nat was 10 have been held yesterday.
!ust because he was n Nonresident of
me state. he declared. that no state
can lock Itself up in fits own confines
ana declare such declarations"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
New Vork inquiry.

NEW YORK. September 23-In.
quiry by the aldermanic committee
into police conditions was marked to-
nay BY heated words from the prin.
cipal witness. James Creelmani presi-
dent 81 the municipal civil fervice
comm isssion upon which Police Com
'~~r- Walf0 In earlier testi.
mony. had placed responsibility for
u.t inuny men alleged 20 be
uuh flr fufv received appointments
10 The police force The witness de.
nOurced the committees work as
petty political frickery 81 the Repub
lican rims" and declared that he
could leave fhe witness tomorrow IN
less Counsel Emory Huckner
ceased putting lies In bis mouth "
Scene - confusion aud uproar ac-
cOmpanied practically all ~ the after
Moons proceedings
The testimony elected from Presl-
dent creelman and bis two associates
Alexander keOFh and Richard Well
ing. IN enccf turned the blame back
upon Commissioner Waldo The
oueffion hos mainly been hoV 10 vas
that some forty men on the civil serv-
vice nst tho had been reelected b.
FORMER Police Commissioner CrOpsey
81 unf Tor duty had been appointed
fo fhe force shortly sitter C0mmiss on
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reason b. said that the reflections
we're withdrawn by Commlzs Ioner
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