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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
TIE ACORN COMPANY.

The repertoire OF the Ahorn English
Opera company. which has been SOC
cured for Monday. October 10. has
increased tho attractiveucss this sea-
son by the addition II several modern
novelties. While there are some music
lovers who prefer 10 rear only the
older operas b "a have grown fami-
liar. there are others who enjoy the
newer works of the modern mas
tiers.
OF the modern operas two notable
examples are 'Casalieria BustiCaua
and "|ilau-pl and Grctcl. and these
TWO works ara distinct flvorites both
here aLI iu Europe These two operas
are included iu th. Ahoru repertoire
for this season. and hy special 70
guest VIII be- sung hy tho hborn CONF
pauy for 'he engagement az the Cour.
thcatsr Zoo this city. Al 'ho matinee
"Iiau.e 81 and Grctal VIII ~ sung.
while 80 ui-Et there will boz "a double
bin "Cavaller.l Rustcaua being Tho
added opera The sale OF seats VIE
open Friday morning.
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EXECUTORS SALE
-ExEcuroR-s SALE.


IN order 20 settle the estate OF the
ate samuel kindclberg.r. Will offer
TOT sale az Public Auction. on IN. pr.m-
'ea AZ Riverside. Belmont County. Ohio.
D" 'bh ddy OF November. 1913. COM
l''Ltlhg 40 10 o'clock A. N. the follow
LIZ property TO wit
nat u 10 say. lots number fftv-Six
'spi iiity-sevsn I5D and ufty-efEht
''Nl. together with an the buildings and
appurtenanCes thereto belonging. as
SHOWN In Plat book 4 page 81. and which
or record IN the recorder office OF
ht4hont county. phio. viii also offer
10y number twenty-five t2Jf. al River
soc. M County. ohio. az shown tn
iLat made hF e. b. Cooke. e. E. a. rec
vtI'o ln the office OF the recorder. ia
htlhoht county. ohio. IN plat book .
iase -. subject To- all legal highways.
tpstther with all buildings and aprurt-
chances thereto belonging and at the
sumo time and place will also offer lot
hutuber iifty-tiNe $3.50. same being "A va
,ditt 4ot with no improvements also rec
"Id"u IN said clerks office Of Belmont
NClntN. mo. In Vol 8 page 81. will also
'ller Tor sale lot number twenty-four
,-tl. together with all rights and privi-
l'kes. the above named lots will be OF
Tered for sale separately or as a whole.
ana sold as 20 which ever way they Will
bring the most money.
Terms or Salc-Made known the day
Of sale.
EDWARD KUNZ
Executor OF the VIII of samuel Kindcl-
berger. Deceased.
~. RICE.
AuCtioneer.
o-N-l5-22-2g-n-5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"

Uncle Toms Cabin. the play made
from the book by Harriet Beech'r
stowe. will be- presented az the tourt
TODAY and tomorrow. with matinee
daily. William Kibble. sole owner or
this company. f. one ~ many men
who have c~ndcavored 20 establish an
Uncle Toms Cabin organization for
annual visits 20 the principal cities
throughout the country. who has been
successful. * good production. fully
equipped and presented al popular
prices. 10 has been demonstrated. as
exactly what the public wants. There
Is bur one biz ORGANIZATION now play
ing ttis immortal drama with uninter-
ruujtd success and that IS tho kibbie
and Martin company. whose prices az
night range from - 10 30 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08

mechanical effects hat is put on in
their big shows.
ohnni Bush. the Scotch comedian.
Is a youngster with "a bright future be.
lore him. lie shared with the head
liner in the generous applause OF last
night The NewsbOys' ScNtette Is an
other act that came in for a large
snare or the generous applause and
they deserved all they got.
Lamore and Juliettc. with their re.
lined singing and talking act. are seen
IN "a refined work that has pleased all.
hraddock n Layton. in their clever
sklt dealing with the politicians. are
clever. The Nictoriascope pictures
last night were especially good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
PETER PAN MAKES
HIT AT THE COURT
MANY LOCAL PERSONS SEE
MAUD6 ADAMS IN TITLE
re L e.
Acting Was Excellent and Audience
Was Well Pleased With the Inter
probation Of the Part.

Maude Adams. in Peter Pan. ap-
peared before a large audience ot
Wheeling t-heatregOers last night az
the Court theatre and won a place
in the affections Of those who nad
never seen her act before, She rs
a universal favorite throughout the
country. and local persons viii Youca
for her hold on the title. Her ar-
here was the cause Of a
large gathering al the big playhouse
and all were loud in their praise OF
the performance.
Peter Pan is q boy who did not
want to grow up. When very young.
he ran away from the human world.
and lived among the fairies. He was
very fond of stories ana Nouth
come back TO earth. lie got a good
story in a nursery now ana then. on
one occasion. upon his entrance IN
to the Darling's home. he was frlsht
cned by some strange noise n was
forced TO fly out the window, leaving
his shadow behind.
In act / he returns for the shat
ow and can't make 10 stick on!
one OF the nursery children sews il
ON for him. The children in TINS
nursery are deeply Interested ia
Peter and he teaches them TO ny n
takes them TO his kingdom.
Ia act II Peter builds a little house
This arOuscs the jealousy OF IL"
bl%oodthirsty pirates and their cap
tain.
In act III the Pirates attack the
redskins. who are guarding the emil
drcu's house UNDERGROUND. HoweNe.'
Pan wins out and Icscues the emil
dren. ana in th. last act the chlldr IN
return tn their mother II Is a Ner''
able fairy tale and the airinrss %
the fantastic way iu which the leah-
ling lady as Peter carries out rNt-y
detail Of its proceedings Is bound 70
nnd It's way into the heart OF every
gWt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 Manufacturer, Jobbers. Mer.
chants and Other wholesale Dealers

N"""N" - ONHtT HVItsNIe DeaIUro.
NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVES. That
the state Board OF control Of tie state
az Its office al Charleston. West Nlrr'nt5
for furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. tho financial mango
melt Of which is vested in said BOARD
Contracts viii De awarded 10 TIE Lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
ers viii be given preference.
Lists u supplies needed will be r1--
nishcd bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE GARD or CONTRIB
aCftf Charleston. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
POULTRY


oHPINGTONS-Buff black. white. both
pld ana Young cheap. Inspection i'm
Nited Both phones. H. u Marsh
a-oQ.70f
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Or. Will Cruise,
Veterinarian,
Both phones. Wheeling. w. Va.
s-f-tt
RYAN DROPS
Continued from rir.t Pags)

Continued from first Pags)
BARNES. Jr.. 20 influence the Republi-
can members of tho court of impeach-
ment 10 vote tn" Impeachment Illegal
The latter testimony was immedi-
ai'ly stricken out 10y vote of the court
~ 70 lN-but to-day. OF motion Of Elou
X Brown. the Sonatc's Republican
leader. the court. I'm executive session.
rccousidercd its action and by "a vote
of Al TO - decided 10 admit the testl.
mouy and open the door for the re-
mainder OF tho young dnanC.er's story
RYAN took the stand Immediately az
ter the secret session. He said that
Ofiices of Delaney \lcolI, attorney tOr
The elder RYAN. as a "Eo between I'm
The proposed NEGOTIATIONS With the
IaWmauy leader
This request tho Governor made.
the witness Said. on the same day that
Root % week before 10 Impeachment
trial began and in the Governors New
York office.
Controlled Ten Votes.
The governor said. according 20
tho witness that Doc controlled ten
Democratic votes In the court OF inn
parchment
request that he see senator ROOF.
Ryan said that be made no effort 10
see Nr. Nicou.
RYAN did. however. make an af-
fort of his own. he said. 10 sound the
Republican sentiment This no did,
he testified. throuch a friend"
u appeared from his testimony that
this friend had seen Chairman Barnes
and obtained from him q statement
that ft" Republican organization
would to nothing
ILl InERHnArH. ...HHnL.1 r.Hr.H. 40 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08

flrEWi<I1 FRS FOR SALE
FOR L--O.iv typewriter. Good
condition. IL J Smith, Go Main
St Wheeling. Bell SER. National
4SS'-M. aulS-tf
FOR sALE-One oliver Typewrite No 3
Positively good as new Your own
cash price. II reasonable. Lock 8t2. Film
Grove. w Va. au-t-tf
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-FOR RINT


roH Ruur=- r..r. .rH f.rr 10000.
.... .I .n.f. fU.. ..t. $50 ..sH
PoR RENr
H INDICTMENTS rIEsT. sTCONn
THrHD FOURTH AND TIvTH FLOORS
OF 1HE INV TuE PROOF MUUCAH.
TItF NUIsutNC ON NAM aTnErT
At uuIDgT COHWWH
VIII BE A ABOUT FIRST or
ZACH rLoOR CAN Re RENTED
BEpAHhTrLY.
JANIS r.. EEwLuV.
loe6is MAIN sTuUEz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
FUNERAl DIRECTORS

B
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTtRlAL EWBAlNER.
1922 and 1924 Main street
Calls Answered DAY or N'rbt-
store Phone. f..
VIC J.. B.rfachy. Roll Un,rc 1850
y Hor'fchy. Sat Phone 1929 Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
WANTED - Female Help.

WhHTED-lady "CauNaS>crS. house TO
mouse, 500 20 $500 per day. Position
permanent. Local territory on,n Al
dress J. r.. r. care Intelligcuccr. o-s-g
WANTED cook Apply Mrs. Robert
Iazlett. g2i North Main IT. o-6-i
experienced waitress.
Apply az Palace Restaurant. o-6-i
experienced colorcd house
maid. G. -. Taylor. 100. 18Th 81.
o-6-tf
WANTED-,iirl for general house work
Must understand cooking. Nat phone
ls5-R Pleasant valley. Ben 205-J Az.
aulZ-tf
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A

WANTED double barrel or rcu.atlrg
shot gun. state price. make and curGI-
uon Address Post office BOX 7i1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
WANTED

WAITED exchange town i.f GID
GAINESVILLE. o.. for "a light truck. U.l.f
or ~Nsu.Anuf Phone National g.. Tl.r.
point o.. ur write D.. q =. BOX A
~hcphe-I4fovn. I'D ..-.~
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WANTED

WANTED rent. n hotel IN small
country town. one With feed stable ~
taon"a preferred Give full uartiruitrs
iu FIRST letter. Address SO" care Intel
lirsuctr office. oh
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AIDES AND


Harper. Atlantic. -rrihuera Ladies.
Home journal. Norue. Wouar.s
Home Companion. Popular Nrcran
iCs. Noun Ncw story MAGAZINE.
smiths stationery. baseball Goods
c. n. OUIMBY
NsN LoeaIon: 1872 marsst 81
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LOST


watch charm. with the photo
ot two children inside. between c5fh -
and restaurant. Reward 81
returned 10 this office. o-e-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
ELECTION NOTICE

NotnE Precincts have been establish
60 in each OF the Magisterial Districts
II OF ohio County a. follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08
Webster District.

Precinct No. 1T. ". Eng,l. e6O9
thailiuc street.
Precinct so Ed. Knowles. g. Tween
ty-slNth street.
Ir-ciuct 80. 81 stein. &C 27th -.
Precinct 40. ~. L. Garden, sS2l
LuIf street.
Precinct No 5-Edw. BelswenEer. 1929
Jacob street
Precinct 40. G. Mrs. H. Baumaun. 1872
TH ,utt-ulufh street
Precinct SO. AIRS. II. Salisbury. IL
IhIrtt-Gr-t street.
Precinct 40. >-H. L. Burton. l27
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Richlnnd District.
Libertv ptatrict-

Precinct SO. White school House.
West Liberty
Precinct No. Paris Hall. Potomac.
Precinct SO. a-N alley Grove school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-08

wANTDo-Two men Co work n News
Agents on n q ~. trains. Apply at
Union News Co. II. 4 -. Depot. city.
o-2-i
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31

We have bs0n selling groceries in Nome for thir4epn Ysars, and cur husIneas has h44n iRersA&in5 svory year. ThArA must be ! rAAssn. ThtrAH lshrnann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
aTcRS ENCOUNTER =.
 WONDERFUL ADVENTURES S

All the Nouiu legislators trozs their races rrubs1ng the pprtnEr between KaitaE ana Unulakleet nnl nearly nIi thelr doEz plnyed out The dcks of !. <. Kennedy woTe t1IiinlIl1riy all En. AI Ihe iinta, c1Erad FrecdinE sAys In H. IetrAr to Gus BvrEeR. th: wns Ss beIpT-
 Amhh%r T.ntlArtel ad'entur,' oe- rnrrd ~nen Tom Gp Tney's team ran aHat on the track af a deer. AErhiu tar-Aham nn.t Deputy MarshN Dhrrnl' wcrs travelling with him II tho i1ms. 0unuey had started tn hEht tlE piuu when a ,l.1ntcgr aprunE up ncnr Ill0 rrnil. The first uain gave chase and 4urtn%y's also 'nnk uH tn" runninE. The dCPr kFpt in the ir'ln sLakeA wIth The three tt1lr1s hl fuIl pursuit. E.,r Iwu n1i.rE tlls GAffn4y bunrII kent t uR while thrII' drivrr hang on halrlEEEF Ns lhG sG't bumped tlIc hurdrs. When he got tn the rnaa houBn hr w.G, Ill in.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
T GROWS HAIR
HERE ARE FAcTS WE WANT YOU I'D PROVE AT OUR
 RISK.

In Hil puI- cKpCriGlrG Tt5 4hn' toncs lIlcra Is oDc that has dHnr more toward EainInR our eHnildcncr tILG1 any other. We really heiic|n this r4m~hy. known as 1EexalI "ST Hair Tonic 1z ED superior to other preparations that VIC offer 1t to Yos with ouE personal and unqualified premise that iE SVu Ilse It and it du4ant prove in every way edsisfar- tory 10 you, we wAl, upun your meCD request at OUT storer return to yhA i'm mnneS ynu pnid uR for it.
 Rexan "9s" IIztr Tonic acts sc[cn- tiAcaIl~ hAEfruyiAE the xnrns which nrH usually rsEpcnsibIs for hHldnces, 1t act4 to penetrate tn the TnutE ol ihe hair. stimulating and nourIHhing ttem. IL iE \ meet rIGasaIrt tollnt necessity. lz dellcutclS DeriuneH4 stfld VIII nok Eun HUT ncrnra nrntIl attain the haiF.
 We Want you 10 get bntfln CT RtxaiI ''eS' IIaIr Tph1c and Use it aE dIrected- II 1t do%s net relieve RCain irritation. remove and promote Hn increhzef growth of hair ard in avery wNT give entire sAliarackicn. come bark ard tzIl pz, and get yeur money hack Two Eixas. Soc and jl.60, SclS onlY at CUT atprA-thF KaxRll 3tnrs-} Dutcr. Ma1frc & Go, Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
PURCHASE OF PIONENR
 AND GOOSE PENDING

before ParTinEiuu lufI Nustie he zAid srr6TAl hnnklH would have 10 3lapso ne11rs hr cnMlh xay whether fI1u pec- pie will purchase I1c prppertLEH or fl1'' +omDnniez or mt
 Just nhplIt this lims &ornsthne definite ought to Ss known bnE ! IicaI bus been mnde nothing 1z told aIuui Il by these diRertlS concerned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31

q, ". Burlington, tue eminent etI-
 rinAer who r&an7tn+d uE prnpeTt$ .,f inc rlcnurt and Wild tsooHe EhT1 pznles. Is n0w Ia rom1nunicaLittIi T1tll lI,e representatives Hf thOSA compIn- ies In Noms from hls Headquarters In j.e,ltnu E;ttGlnnl. X lung nommuni- ..,lun wns rrcc3vss1 from him On thu Last mail tri.n lhr autHI1e bS Frs'f As.r, mAnaeer nf Ibn Wild falrs*E- MT. Aver declines tn Eisc Gut che Ccn- tsnia of tue ltttEr. however Just
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
FINE PRoBPEGTs IN ;.
 GRAVEL .uNr&A tCE

Pretty hlr rEpApHctI Eave pAen tnund abSnL 200 ysrdz cl,l from lhe lleach by Roberts who .nteritlS to np- ettltu the s1Ainacr dredEr. The pump hes been uut of cpinmEss1Dn for suF"e tlnys, but la nuIH wnFkiRg again ana It Ls believed that inc difficulties nom thht 9ouTpe have pran uTsFc0m6'
 RAdrnnK has nnr hsen reached 1us tic cuarse RrArsl is topnd it contain Eofnc gold A runur had been spread thAt l42 hna bePn taken out uf thc rrcRpect hole. hht the rInor Is f"uhft to be without fpnhGktiDn,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
DELIGHTFUL CONCERT
 AND DANCE TOMORROW

The cunecfI and Ianca 10 hz given at Eagle 1IalI :ohmnrrn% cCenInG %sl hA the n1oH% delightful event that has ocrurrrd in Epsne for UI.LHy ! long IEy. Thr pTnErslm fer fhE ss1n- ecCt Rneal1s for iIt.sII Thr EulectInus hate berr sps-ndiLIy rtNIc and thos'' InEnH Rart arc perfectly r"r'r'l and cunh'tISIf
 I-diLSwIng is the prusrar:
 Eagle Hall February l. ta13 u;vsn by Miss EIpis Ra~rsl and Mrs
 s. JeIfs. .. l. Piano dusi ImpTnmplu Itnn- Erulsr" ... .... ..r-...'. 'LHConf MRS. s. JoLLs. ELSIE 7AWEL... !. TcraI srln- "Are Maria HnUnnII
 ELSIE FsA@EL.
 Violin OhIigaIO hS 0. 9urdh~rg, .. B. Mixed suArfgt-"u T-"eely Night tfrom 'TAWc Tales nr HOfInuu">
 MRS, J. HoENHoLDT, ELSIE RAWEL. Q. JONES. q. LEI
 fELET, l. F9Cgl %Ulu-"'I'ci M+ Your Jl0rr Is True"
 MISS SADIE M'poNouaH. ;. Sung Capt Willie nroTn",.
 NORMAN RAMEL. 6. vScal 6olo-'GaId nyc Sun TtcF' '---- ---.-- L!nes
 MRe. & JOLLS. |. YGAl dlvrr--Tiu Ihu SI'uds UI Ihr Desert Ct0H' Cold ....-. fal: MRS. j. soRNHQLCT, ELSIE
 EAWEL. k GihJIn sclu-'SoUreRir- .G<f1nTITdt hR. OSCAR suNDBER0. a Emal Apac-''FElIee LirsmnH.
 ELSIE HAWEl,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
EARN PANTY.

The IAdiss pF HL MRrS's Wal give inc last of thetr .wlntet tart dances In their new Parish Hull. Tuesday ryrninr. February 4th. Thrsr dancra have been a prrF popular form oE unlusemehl in Nome. and their rrlende are promised ns good lima TutaLay night as on foI EnHT rFr7s- ,1ha Everything tho beat. hnor. mu- BIC and retesh1hrnis AZ fer Il Sond time. well cor1n hna sEr fnr yourself
 Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
USE CONTINENTAL CODE.

The system for yundlnE n1<ss1Ees urvr ihe gnreTnN<nt "tTolrss h0s hr0m changed wrhiu lhr pisI rew Haya frost sh% IAmcrlGNn AIcTse h tht. Continental cudc. The HsLMc rhaHs" applies to flag slgnAtl1nE und [" cable stAtiUnH which hNv. q .syph"m rcrord' oI. 5nn AnrTt-nn Stursr "aa 'a: Iara6a. nF tur faHt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
kOuGAAokERs CAPTURED
 NOME LAST MIGHT

all KvuEur,k and his Tlfu ahd ralAetvss were ln St. Mary's hull hEt night and unril latr hour thiS n1Ma- ing. The hall ~Ls 'FnTIhh and thoSc who had ihn rIck Io be invited en- juysL ,n+ M the pic0snnteSt cyCets GivEn thIs winter.
 ERTrCshmeRis q! au Einds w%rr scrvct' nn1 good music vas EErplLsd. The nnsts llnd Irst-sEea did all tn their pcrer to make errrFoHe happy unh They succeeded to prrtnrrihn.
 Rubber stAEpA msds 44 ths Nurses
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
SEWARD CHAPTER HOLDS
 DEDICATION SERVICES

The dsdicatlon aDa lnstnHatinn pro- resdIngs of Seward Chapter No. took pinea last night. The chapter l,ad toTtn%rly br1H working nndCT dIs- peneaiInn from tlr Eencrnl grand ledge but hna n0w beeh gThnted It charter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
CARD OF I'll AN KS.

Mr and Mrs J. I'. Esnsa cspcrIrIiT thank the following mHnbsrs cE uIe Federated rhurrh choII: Er. and Mrs. Rawel, Mr. F. Cu~de,I. and Mr. C. Thornton. and sincerely feel grateful to alt OuT Rympat}Itsins ITI+ndz tIvrcrcI, the loss of our dfJllng haey-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
MINING LAW COPIES ARRIVE

Anyone ~hn wHhLs the intSrrreti4- ton Q. the nHw rnninX Rtw con ae- euro UnA h. apnlYinG In AlhaoH lsrnrsr. deputy %lrrk nf court. H" has un hanL IIrGe numbrr WiIth were sent by the depa fn"ht If ihF inierinr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
MINERS AoME CLUB PLAYS.

The hiners Homo Ciuh Td rard @ocGnI lass siEhr. Miss TyIor S'nn tirst pr1gc fnr la1trs. Nils StilhHvSrE woH Hsrond and Mts. ItIng rNL thu bocDy, E. VI Car!ctoh Ens rho mems first prI&r, I. F. Wright run srcend md II. M. Putlum Ect :hs hoobr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31

No skin and harps for Dsn1 tDttAS But deep bass tsnes.
 Saturday night, Eagle Hall, Fsh- 1.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-09-12
CANADIAN JUDGE
FREES JEROME.
Court Then Apologies for New
Workers. Humiliation.

Coatlcook, Que, Sept. 9.-William
Travers Jerome was acquitted of the
charge of having gambled last Thurs
day on the station property of the
Grand Trunk railway here while wait
ing for the immigration authorities to
pass on the case of Harry X. Thaw.
In discharging him the court apollo
gized for the humiliation to which he
had been subjected. ...
The hearing before Magistrate Null
vena of Sherbrooke lasted less than an
hour and at the close the court said,
Sir you are honorably discharged"
When acquitted Mr.. Jerome thanked
the court, spoke fiatteringly of his re-
ception in Canada and added that he
did not attribute his arrest and brief
imprisonment last week to the think
ing people OF the Dominion.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-09-12
WARDEN DECLINES
TO HONOR PARDON
New. Yc!k GovernorshIp Case
Is Now in Court.

Kingston, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Only two
questions were presented in the ha'
beas corpus proceedings resulting
from the refusal of Warden Hayes of
the Blackwell's Island penitentiary to
recognize the pardon granted by Gov
ernor Sulzer to Joseph g. Robin,
when the matter was argued before
Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck
The questions were, first, whether
the assembly had a right to act as
an impeaching body during an extra
ordinary session called for another
purpose, and, second, whether the fill
ing of articles of impeachment by the
assembly acts as check upon the
governors exercise of executive func-
tions. ...
After listening to arguments JUS
tice Hasbrouck reserved decision and
requested that briefs be presentet in
two days.
The entire matter as submitted to
the court rests solely upon the legal.
ity of Governor Suffers pardon.
A decision on this question is de-
sired by both sides from the supreme
court, the appellate division and the
court of appeals before the SulzeH
Impeachment trial begins Sept IS, the
legality of the pardon depending, &C
cording to statements of counsel,
upon the determination of the legality
of the impeachment
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-09-12
cAmINETTI FOUND GUILTY
Convicted on One Count Of Violating
Mann Act.

San Francisco, Sept. Farley
Drew Caminetti, son of the commits
sioner general of immigration, was
found guilty on one count of the in
dictment charging him with violation
of the Mann white slave traffic act
The jury was out three hours and
took eight ballots. From the. first the
vote stood ten to two for conviction
end finally the two recalcitrants'
agreed to compromise by finding q
verdict of guilty on one of the four
counts charged.
Bail in the sum of $4,000 was an.
nounced by Frank Freeman of Will
lows, Cal, and G. Bacigalupi of San
Francisco and was ready to be filed
with ther United States marshal when
the verdict was announced.
Sentence will be pronounced We'd
nesday, Sept. 10, the day set for SEN
fencing Maury l. Diggs, jointly in
dicted with Caminetti and convicted
on four counts.