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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
PATENTS ISSUED
West VIRGINIA

west Virginia
As reported by n T.. Dunlap batent
lawyer. ~ Wheeling. W. Va the
Patent Office records show tho recent
issue OF the following patents TO West
virginia inventors William Robr-
bacher. Charleston. reversible steam
turbine: Winfield ". THOMPSON Sec
bert. rotary engine. and Zen G. White.
Shinnatoa. nut-lOck. also Ii. follow
Ing design James PAUL and J. /.
Furner. assienoTs To Eagln Glass
Manufacturing Company. Wcllsburg
watch-shaped receptacle
Eastern Ohio
As reported by ~ +. Dunlap. patent
.t"y"r. oi Whocl.nE. " Va. tho
Patent OfiiCo records show the recent
issue 81 The following PATENTS ro
Eastern Ohio inventors. Harold A.
Anderson. Lakewood. starting mechau.
Sm FOR int"rnaal combustion encin. :
'No p1tcu'SI: Waiter C.. Poc.vifr.
fo-to~i1. ri;lHayfCrpedo placer. ono
~. Bonner. Gainesville. .liirsa.r,uh
and routing machine. William Ir.
Decker. asSisuor of oue-ihi-d 10 + =
'"'k'F. Youngstown, PAT er-hanging
pplidHCe. Frank u IlaU. Newton
rails. cahle-hanr"r. Martin l. Hunkc-
Martins Fern. asSisuur to Wheeling
. - "'u-aiirS Co. forming shcct-metal
elbows. Victor Liudh.rg. Fairucrt
iarhor. llf'-hoat. Wr. % Nillaplurh
HdnGuaky. treating Moid'l: ana cast.
ing materials and apparatus there
lnr. and Geo. T.. Weller. assiclor 81
'hT' ofou-'hs 90 ". g. Saa-l.. El,r.a.
water motor.
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Administrators Notice
Notice.

Notice.
MI PERSONS having claims ac..rs- f...
'~tat" 30 W . hries. d"ccasetl. vii. IRE
S'Ht ih"U 20 f.' Undersigned air, mis-
traitor. htt H4 persons irIrr'ss Go th.-
"s'r'' ~ ~ kIi'= decreased. W.. het-
re ain" NJ. administrator. also cd re-
t.f~ l"tf 80 .-i Market street. must 10
e.! FOR : My =. 1918.
B.. g. ERf+-,;.
Nlminis'ra'of % ". 4. KRIS .i..eas ed.
Hp-j-I 2-IF-ss
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
special Conmis o; onsrs' Sale of valuable

Special conmissio nsrs' sale of valuable
- In the circuit Court OF ohio County.
West virginia
Friedrich Tofaute. Louise
SSs@sR. s s94 h Milasn
caroline hasten and
Jacob hasten. h-r hus-
Ssnd. and Hannah
Compiainants.
II. IA Behrens and Charles
B"htens. her husband
Defendants
BY virtue 90 IN. authority ves.eI In
we Undersigned special commissioners.
-! decree OF tine Circuit Court Of OHIO
county. West Virginia. made IN tie
chanccry case of Friedrich Tofautc. et
al vs. licks Behrens 81 al. made on the
ed in Chancery order Book 30 -. al
,'pS 80: the! Viii sell. at pghii duc-
the North Front Door 81 the Court Iiuuse
- 'Aio county. IA the city OF Wheeling
west lrEiuia. on SATURDAY. the .9fh
ny 'i March. \ J, 1918. commencing at
~ " tl.cN a. m. the following descri bed
real estate situated IN tn. city OF Wheel
INK. county ~ onto ami state Of West
NirSinls. designated AMI described as
l"al property. one parcel Of which IL
situated on tn last side Of Main street
's.~s.h Is, street and @@nd street 1. IN
'ne 'lty OF WheellnE. in tle County .:
ONO ana state Of West Virginia and Is
hnoNn as the North hair Of lot numbered
clshty-two t>2b. In Chapline and Eofrs
addition 20 the said civ or Wheeling.
TIE other parcel thereof Is situated On
the south side or Sixteenth Street be-
tween Eoff and Jacob streets In the
SAID city OF Wheeling. and H. known as
y" west half of lot numbered one nun
dred ana eighty-four $50 ~ the East
W neeling addition To- said city.
Said special commissioners Will offer
STU property a. whole or in SEPARATE
parcels. and VIII sell t.c same ia such
inann.r a. Will bring the most money.
TERMS OF SALE One-third tl-D
am as much more Hs the Iurchaser or
purchasers may elect To pay OF the pur-
rhHse money cash IN hanI on th. dAy nf
purchase money to be paid In two equal
annual inSta!lmeuts. payable respective
" IN on" ana two years thereafter. with
interest thereon. payable annually tie
purchaser ~ Purchasers giving lis or
tnelr neEotidhl. prufnissory notes tIsre-
Tor MI" 20 said property To- be retained
a. turth'r security Lnti All ~ Srld pGr-
chase money shall have been paid
MARTIN HEOWS
e. T. MORRIS.
Special COMMIT Ssipuers
hereby certIf, that t,oud ami s-curi-
~ have been given hV to above named
spcc ial umnIiSSIuucrS. as feli.ir.t hy
law and the said decree
JOHN l. ktNGHORN.
clerk ~ tie circuit court of ohio 'ouf-
~. West Virginia
iur-i-S-is-22-ca
The above sal. - adjourned untiI SAT
Urday. Al ri icth. 1918. ct same hour and
place
MARTIN BROWN.
e. r. NORRIS
Special COMMITS s!uu.rs.
Gp-a-i2
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE NAMES
JUDGES AND CLERKS FOR PRIMARY

bridge. Judges-Chas. Stump. Dan
Dinger. Ellis Rutter. Clerks-Ernest
Cannon. II. e. Meyer.
Eighth Ward.
,. trst precinct, 3542 Jacob stree,
Juages-Geo. Buchwald. Nm. Knoke
ana James Wagner. Clerks-Edword
Diehl. Edward Tape. =
second precinct. 423s Jacob stree,
Judges-Adam Honecker. Robert
n"Ip; w. I. Armbrecht. Clerks-Nile
Ratclin. Oscar Schrebe
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Wanted-Msle and Female Heir

WbNLED-Iicket sellers. and ticket
takers FOR travelling carnival SHOWS
ptuses Security reqtfret Also man
aE"r for platform show. one capahIa a
handling neli. Must Ice "a hustler. vouna
man ana vic. for ticket box Address,
SLOWS. care Intelligence ap-T2-i
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FINAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE AT
MEETING HELD LAST
EVENING.
everything Ready for Balloting Tues
day-Committee 20 Receive Re.
turns in Auditors Office
After Closing Of Polls.

Flnal details for the city Republican
primaries which will be held Tuesday.
Npfil IL. were completed last evening
a. meeting Of the Cijy Republican
committee and everything is now in
readiness for the balloting. Judges
ana clerks were named. precincts
~er" designated and other arrange
ments OF minor nature were com
pieted. The session. was a very i'm
portlnt one and all members of the
committee Were present, with Chair
man Eide presiding.
II was announced that the polls
VIII be- open from ! a m. until : p m
and the results will be received in the
city auditors office. TUESDAY even.
ing. Another meeting of the commit.
tee viii be held Friday evening. when
the vote will be canvassed.
The ballot boxes will be distributed
from the auditors Office Monday af-
ternoon and the judges of the various
precincts are requested to call for
Them between the hours OF o'clock
and > o'clock
Ticket Complete.
The ticket IS now in the hands of
printers ana viii be issued Within =
day or TWO. proof of the ticket was
received last evening and was approv.
cd. With the exception of = j Stein
who withdrew from the race for audi
Tor earlier 100 the week. the candidates
Tor the head Of the ticket remain rho
sam" rs published in the lntelligencer
several days ago. But few council
mamie chauSeS were reported 10 the
committee last evening. II being an
uounced thar Br flildreth ha. with
drawn his name as a candidate for
second branch council from the Third
ward. Will" Addison Israel has with.
Gra"n from Second branch OF council
from m" second ward
tn" list at judges and clerks m.
pointed by the committee. met with
'he hearty approval OF Republicans
last evening. and il was the consensus
OF opinion that ~ is the best lis, in
many year
Tho roster Of judges and clerks. To-
se'hor with 10" precincts named last
evening follows.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED auitN ~ three or fou-
f""rns Crnirally located suited for
whore d1wrstairs could be used FOR -
fic~. Address. Doctor. care Intelfiger-.r.
ap-i.-g
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Positions Wanted Female

WAITED FoE:tlcn as house keeper
"Hete ] ran keep my two small ,ilil-
"frn with me. honorable widow. able and
Wiling To do all Kinds Of work Address,
ais Porter. H. J.. so =. RayIard -
applet
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Judges and Clerks.
First Ward.


f'rs' precinct. Aus Main street
Judge. stewart Porter. William
My'cs. Andrew Long Clerks HI.
mrnd McCir'chl.y and William Nc
Iill Second precinct. 80 Main
street. I.trcN-E &. Prince. Geo.
Eruhn VIM kop-ch C!crks-IIarry
Brown AMI Harry Ciousc
Second Ward.
Frs Iro. uct. t5 Eleventh street.
Judges Clarence Petersen. T VI
Rose. Garfield uunuiug. Clerks d.
Louis My'r and Richard Burr"L
Second pr,ciac.. l3"i NcCuuoch
street judge Geo. Butts. Nlb.rt
lIardmau. John Powell. Clerks-Joe
tilD2au. J.. r.. Thomas
Third Ward
Polio" curr. rooms J.iges-U g.
Richards. C..-. Snnsr-y. Elmer
''r'o--. Ci"rks--.Io- Bennett and
Vim Bun gardener
Fourth Ward.
60 Sc,"Utsrrtl st~.rt. Judr.e-
Ju.ae MILF. Cn.s W.irzel. Louis
Uopp clerks--Jacob K.ndeib.recr.
Wa Evans
Fifth Ward.
o.. I"'n'E-t,cHld street. Judge o.
VIVA Nc-l.''. % @ Cr.-ip VI Rod.
u.r t..rE- clyde Barton. Wilbur
Ha:Il,iu.
Si-th Ward.
FIRST precinct 23l' Chaplin" stroo'
lrdcr, -ii'rrl Re- nburc. Ai"x.
iiol-ers. NM I'.l.r= Clcrks-lla-.
JUS John or % Thornton
Sr.rna Irr~.ur'. 2N31 FoH et-ce'.
irfg"s--G"o. W,.sc-. Ino Naisch-p:.
br J. \. Munro" Clerks Hon Hon
ecker. II N3nr's.
Seventh Ward.
Fr-' I-'D.uct. Island House Tiol-..
Judges So e. N.-I,-. r % Th-ua-.
WA Ga.-~ork clerk James Nc
orrrhnr. Tcc NodH
Second rr'r.lrf. West end Of Stool
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iOi( SAL OK TRADE
poR ShLr or TRApE-A gooi se,o,
L"'.H hurse ana ~ iots. With Rcila
tsrg. ahhier lawn. az! cher t,-rr,y.
mems Nid S"i C.rsL. ~ TRADE for a
49, " an Address ,'4at'-~ 4 So -
%sLn-Lln. :, "a is-2g-tf
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PERSONAL.

RENO REvERIEs hy Leslie curtis only
BOOK about liNOr'o colony ODD IN
Hsra. rlnthpouui last edition. 81 90
i'~fu lid. aui canada. TIE Necz
-. Eenc. NcynIa ap-t7-g
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Bert sch
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHlAL EnBALNER,
ii22 and 1874 Main street.
Calls Answered Da, or Nignt-
Store Phones 635.
VIC l. Bsrtschy. Veil Phone iqs2.H
G. Ucrtschv. Nat Phone t22QY
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DI led.

CoLVIT-pn Friday. April n. 1914. az
1910 o'clock D M ELIZABETH
rs ArHith y. dsug ter OF william and
d. zabetI rriv'n tnes Schmi1I aged
months days
Funeral services ~ residence 81 Geo. ~
J. S.Ewidt Elm Grove. Saturday ar
fsrrpun at O'Clock Friends invited.
iufcrmsut private. a. Greenwood
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SEAIED tRoHCSAIS

= = --S----~>~--->-~s~~~>~>-<s-
"rtce 70 HanufScturers. Jobbers. 5dIr-
. NJ ICE u HIkEhi GINHN. Tat
-" ~fHte Hoard - con rcl az tie r.afc
' or ircirIn viii receive hIds Ga,ly
= W Crf zee 81 t.nff.rsfur Wsst .
-. TO. finishing supplies for -
-rffIit rfzf~ insult lions. TIE finanr u.
i."iFI contacts -. ne auHfdsd Co. fh.
."t-t fli''fs. quality .ousi,'erei au0
90 er fh.nI~ ls.rE ..llHi West NIrg.afa
l'Eirfs viii le SVEN reference
Lists ~ .pII.ss rtsieI Wi he fu~.
n ; fifi.re ur receipt OF requests
-'ttifg TIE lue desired
-INIL iFt..tr NfF rF$TRDf.
- 49, Charleston Wee .frE .ta
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The nes. '1stallT'>rt Of Theodore
Hooseve'ts aJto-bicgraphy in Mon
Gays lntciligereer.
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BUSINESS OPPORT'NITIES

SPLEFDID opportunities fn Edmonton,
Alberta. for manufacturers. capitalist
-nu I'VE men. Eeue~tII Write to-Ial
Tor IRE fnsfs Address GeorFe " Hall
J. u'uHtrial Commissions. Edmonton.
aI1lt ap-ia-g
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WAHTED-Salesman for established ia.
am toffee route. small bond required
N"dress Tea, care Intelligence
ap-ls-j
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WANTED Dung man TO work as au.
agent on Is y - trains Applv al
mon News office. -. * -. Depot. city.
ap-iO-J
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6 HiIdebysnd

Fuosrsi Directors and nznbsimsru.
conner Markst and 1EsUfy- second sta
TslsDhone1 2ol. oDsa dAE and ANA
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MISCELJAETOTS

NASTEp-To secure copy OF the
INV o. tho Session % the Wheel.
TX convention. when convened leIru.
az u aso3. This Journal was printed
Hrd bound by -dmpte ell snd Dertroft
cru b. vented f'r the state Archives II
>. Va. any owner % = Co.y OF ths
y"urnui viii perform o. guEfiC service
- communicHunN with tue inteili.
s,st- Afchiveist Charleston " Va
C-tuiyi2
LADIES AND CENT EMEN
-. p..d for east OF clothing write
~ LEVY
NO. iosE haTkct 81, wheeling. ". Va
VIZ ..r,' Tai HilIa B.y ana So.
iaifi- Attachments .sref.llv placed
-Ii "ftcGtsh We H1fust claims and
n'as collect uus uu a .orrt1i --I0n hssis
80 OBJECTION. ~ pHs Tine HucEeye Nsr.
atthf Affnt7 So. Hoard d Trade F-Tg
W. feling ~. Va
PATENTS ~cored TRAD.
n blN - Ia-ks registered
t..t o. l4ftttU 5taIs Ira,t4,e.
"a. n . Urz.hP. PATENT ArTohkEX
hsuounl EEohaass HanE Bldg
" ass4iAg. ". Va
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FOR SALE

-------->----------->~----~
FoR SALT. @. acre. ft.l -.
Hn.'4 u"D'. ur at. .r' .HUI..t.
I...rI A....e. b... t...... cor s.tt .
D. DO irr N.. sau .. .rH.. I.. -.-.
5000 nf ,r.r I.rr IH...... Address 81,
r''.'. I-tti'is .a. BE- tH l.--.t
FOH SALE tr ..t urf r.G- ..... .-r
'f.e. Iut Iterf..I .alI Hs.. 81 ..r
... D. D.. I.. goose Hf..l
roE SALE. reaiis..e ODD r.ff So
nt "t '-f.-' $50 $500 .s .-
DERRICK roR SALE.
"a FOOT sooa. !. sT1 II I IsSEEs.
WIN oTsnR EoUi E4Eg7s Al
~ GOOD WORRYING ORDER
ENQUIRE or JANIS r.. WAWIEY
l06sta VAIN 6THEET
ENQUIRE OF gUPERrrTuHpuusr At
nutLD1Nu EEIN0 ERECTEp AT
STILL ERIDoE CCHEUR loss MAIN
STREET.
TOR SALE Oliver tr.wrfsr roof
1l o. i' 2 Smith. o.. NaiI 81.
-clins. lr.i thrro sr1.Ii. Naf. t7-s.
FcE sALs--fiours IN corner Fifstenth
tut Jasut -freefe very desIfrfIs
navy ~ Fiite~ut't street su-c.-tf
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NANItD--Mai.. tie;o.

"ANTED-Capablc salesman TO cover
west virginia, with staple line. Per.
ndhent position To right man JeSs "a
smith Co. Detroit Nicn an-Isg
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"AhrED-Middiie aged man OF experi-
Laundry. EdGington Lane sn.t.tS
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"ANTGp-At once several good deliv-
"hc sales boys, TO work before
eChooI Apply at Circulation Depart
ment. InteLiKencer. betvesL ana
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RUsTENEYER-Dr Friday. April H.
1853. % ~ o'c.ork "a. w MRS WI
I.I MEYER. SO tie s.tI year -
Ifr nEf
.rrrt. ffniU .er itfa residence so So.
A...t Us. uU N0udaV afternoon 90
'... Fr'crig 90 fFf family AZ FRI.
f'f'i tr attend. lrtermeut ~ Green
Htt"I cemetery
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Ah1ED-Sal, sfnen--Our line is most
''InP!"te. We pay larger oommtssjons
io Guy statesmen than any oth.r bouss
"N'S'ehce. try us and ind out 4 =
A . Co.. 4liC-Ili2 Main street tGp-
T'''' ~
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AT RBsr

r+f# ~ s.fn o'clock p r at me resi.
Nsrre 20 'c~ fqr. o.. .oui= afeerrof -
Sfnefrri Nlt.c .EIffAUrTW 4 ~.
GU 100 SrIfN1tNl'. ir her -eff year
Iurer7I .r -ffI-fat aftsrr.rr. arrt f-es
af So Stat. Prrfesfsrf Frfs~opai
ifrr.. "Hfucf ~ Fifteenth anil t7rHg.
i|rn streets. 90 7n n.rIn.k friends
rtaYcrfflIiN invited fnfrruert AZ
Greenwood ccrreferr
s special .1r viii hc 30 fhe tNrrch -
convey friends o. fhe tcu.efer,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-28
NEW YORK SOLONS
RECOGNIZE GLYNN
ASACTINC GOVERNOR
Action Follows Bitter De-
bate-Final Vote of Rec
OgnitiOn Stood 40 to
20 Against Sulzer

Albany, n. ", August 2S.--Lleut. Gov.
Martin II. GIynn was formally recog-
nixed as acting governor by the as
sembIy early this morning after hit
ter debate. The vote of such recogni-
tion stood 4S for TO 20 against.
This recognition came in the form of
official acceptance of messages sent to
Mr. Glynn as an acting governor to the
legislature The messages also were re-
ceived by the senate but with the ex-
pectation that objection could be made
later to their official recognition as
though they had not been read.
The senate session was brief and color
less but the assembly remained in ses-
sion long after midnight. Its proceedings
were characterized by sharp criticism
and the bandying of epithets between
friends and opponents of Governor Sui
zer. Referring to alleged attempts to
punish him through the medium of Grim
inal indictments for the part he had taken
in the impeachment proceedings, Majority
Leader Levy bitterly denounced Lynn ].
Arnold. one of Governor Suffers trusted
lieutenants, who has been active. In this
matter.
Let indictments come IL they will -
added Mr.. Levy. They cannot swerve
me from my duty"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-28
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Americans warned to leave Mexico
Thaw wins Victories in legal skirmish
Governors view of Wilson'S policy
Robinson argues in favor of seating
Clayton.
Massey explains controversy on new
road.
s-service presented Admission Masons
Editorial comment.
5--Alabama Merchants association
formed. ff
Interest in Press club plans.
Shook describes big auditorium
Petition filed asking new new road
6-Society.
7-Sports
S-Nation's iron ore widely distributed.
9-Pig iron buying features weak
1c-La Toilette scores Challenger.
11-All delighted with big convention
12-Detectives have desperate battle with
negroes.
1s-Late developments in Mexican situa-
ton.
ls-German yachtmen reach Marblehead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-28
tcontiaued on Page rweive)
THE CURRENCY Bill
NEARS COMPLE
The Administration Forces
Again Successful in
House Caucus

Washington. August 27.-Rejecting
all amendments offered without the APP
proval of the banking and currency
committee the House democrats in eau
Gus today carried the administration
currency bill further along towards final
approval
Representative Harrison of Missis-
sippi introduced an amendment to per-
nit any sharholding bank in the pro-
posed reserve system to make reason
able charged for collecting and remit
ting checks and drafts This was voted
down.
Representative Henry OF Texas Of
fered as substitute for the entire
note issue section the Shafroth bill
which would retire national bank notes.
gold certificates and outstanding
United States notes and establish Il
government currency with so per cent
gold redemption fund. He said his pur-
pose was to keep the reserve of the
country banks at home. The proposition
was rejected 6S to ls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-28
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
GIVEN SETBACK
Legal Blunder Makes Ratification of
Suffrage by Legislature
Impossible

Trenton. N j., August 27.-Woman suf-
frage in New Jersey today received a set
back of at least one year through an opin-
ion by Assistant Attorney General Cas-
kill that the failure to properly advertise
the proposed change in the states consti-
tuition renders impossible the ratification
of suffrage by the legislature this win
ter.
The constitution requires that an amend
ment be adopted by two successive leg
islatures before being voted upon by the
people, and it was assumed that the
amendment passed by the recent legisa-
ture would be adopted by the next legis-
lature. The constitution also provides
that amendments adopted by one legsa-
ture shall be published in the newspapers
for at least three months prior to cleo
ton of members to the succeeding legis-
Iature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-28
DAUGHTER OF WILSON
THROWN FROM HORSE
Miss Jessie Wilson Found Uncon-
scious Upon Road by Doctor.
Not Seriously Hurt

White River Junction. Vt. August II.
AS DIR. Charles w Worthen OF White
River Junction was on his way to visit
patient at Plainfield, N H., late yes
terday afternoon he came upon young
woman lying unconscious beside the
road. 1t proved to be Miss Jessie Will
son, daughter of President Wilson, who,
while out riding with her fiance,
Francis b. Sayre. had been thrown
from her horse.
Mr.. Sayre had been riding a little
ahead and knew nothing of the acct
dent until the riderless horse dashed
past him. DR.. Worthen applied reme-
dies and after about half an hour Miss
Wilson regained consciousness. Later
she was taken to the home of Fred
Smith nearby and word was telephoned
to the Cornish residence of President
Wilson.
The scene of the accident was on the
New Hampshire side of the Connecti-
cut river Just opposite the Vermont
town of North Hartland
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-28
DESCRIBES SCENE
AS DISGRACEFUL

Speaking from the bench at the after
noon session, Judge Globensky said that
never in his experience as a member of
the bar and of the bench had he been a
witness to s''sueh dsgraceful scenes 1t
was carried out in the presence of court
attendants and four armed dominion po-
lice who stood lmmobile while emotional
women rushed toward Stanford White S
slayer crying: Three cheers for Thaw
three cheers for the British flag We
viii give you justice, Harry"
Tonight with Thaw's term of confine-
ment indeterminate and the key to the
riddle still not found, there was a general
exodus of those who rushed hither after
the fugitive's sensational escape from
former prosecutor of Thaw, and special
lists on matters appertaining to his life
left tonight for Quebec. accompanied by
Franklin Kennedy, deputy attorney gem
eral of New York. Either tonight or to-
morrow District Attorney E. A. Conger
and Sheriff Hornbeck of Duchess county,
Superintendent Kieb of Matteawan John
E. Mack, former district attorney of
Duchess county, will depart and with
them sheriffs and deputies sheriff of Ver-'
mont and New Hampshire who were
ready to string themselves along the bor-
der line and seize Thaw in event of his
deportation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-28
POLITICAL CR|S|SIS
REACHED IN PEK|NG
Nine More Members of the
Chince Parliament Are
Arrested

Peking August 27.--A crisis was
reached here today owing to the ar
rest of nine more members of the
Chinese parliament Since the procla-
nation of martial law arrests and sum-
mary executions have been of frequent
occurrence. several of the victims be-
ing members of parliament. Many of
the deputies have fed to the south.
The senate has delegated the speaker
and deputy speaker TO visit Provisional
President Yuan Shi Kai and ask him
for an explanation OF the arrests and
likewise inquire whether he still de-
sired to govern China with the help of
the parliamentary tribunal. Yuan Shi
kai replying to the parliamentary dele
cation which visited him at the palace
said that he knew nothing about the
situation.
lie added he knew nothing about the
arrests OF the deputies and would in
yestigate the subject.