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The Springdale news., 1913-12-12
TO ORGANIZE STATE GUARD

Mayor W c Ownbey received the enlistment blanks Wednesday afternoon. and will begin the or ganization Of company Of the Arkansas State Guards here in Springdale
 A letter was received few days ago from Adjutant- General N. A. Bradford. who expressed great pleasure at the suggestion Of q company being organized a this place. and he has detailed Capt L. K. Smith of the company at Fay etteyille, to give all possible aid and instructions toward the organi- zauon of the company here.
 On account of the fact that the last legislature failed to make any appropriation 10 maintain the Ark ansas State Guards. eonsiderab. e handicap is felt The company here must secure an armorY, or plae { to keep all supplies and where they can drill
 Sixtyfiye members are aH hat are needed to organize company but Mayor 0Wnb+y wants the spring. dale company to he i00 strong Any male. white person, citizen of the United States. may belong, and no age is given except those under 21 must have written ReFmiss- ion Of their parent CT guardian. which is endorsed on the enlist ment blank No medical examina- tion is necessary 74e tenn of eH- listment is for three years. anless sooner discharged by proper at thority The State Of Afkansas fur nishes the .ratieHs. equipment and other articles belonging 10 the $ ate Militia
 Mayor OWHbey is neW ready 0 enlist parties and desires that tze company be comp seted ]. January
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12
FRUIT GROWERS IN
 SESSION AT ROGERS

The first annual meeting of the Northwest Arkansas Fruit Growers Society convened at Rogers Wednes- day for three days session, the meetings being held in the Ozark Theater at that place In connec- ton with the literary program there is q display of fruit. spray ing machinery. etc
 We regret the program was not received i'll time for publication last week Following is the program for to-day. the closing day:
 9:3O d. m.
 The Question Box-Edited by C. $. Bouton. Springdale
 Bitter Rot; How to Control This J. Lee Hewitt.
 Strawberry Culture; a Profitable Grop-T F Stareher. Neosho, Mo Importance or WraikHage F S White. Springfield. Mo
 Why Shouldn't We Raise a Peach Crop Every Year Ashley P. Boies, Deyelopm Tt Department. Frisco System
 200 D. m.
 My experience in Using a Grading MaehineZGeo s Rec der who will give a praetiea al demonstration Of the value of these machines.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12

and numerous other sins af com m ion and omission The speaker said that Senator Clarke did not feel enough interest in the peop z to come before them and give an account of his stewardship and ask for their suffrage. but that his Federal appointees would come and tell them how to vote
 Judge Kirby went from SpringdaIe to Goshen where he spoke Wednes- day night He was scheduled for Huntsville yesterday afternoon and Huntsville last night which closes his present dates in this section
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12
An Appeal for Dumb BIutcs.

Dear MT. Editor. l rise to point of order. l understand that last week a man drove with load ed wagon some 40 miles over the awful muddy roads, and when one of the horses fell exhausted and sick in one of the streets of our town, 1t was allowed 10 lay in the mud and cold until morning With no feed, no medicine and no pro lection from him. am wondering what kind of folks We are 10 allow a thing like this to happen and not arrest and punish the criminal
 Do We have no law, no human hand 10 help, no one to pro eet q dumb brute from the cruelty of an incarnate demon like that?
 If so, something ought to be done. If not some action ought 10 be taken at once to see that some body has the right and that they shall stand for the protection of the dumb animal that can not de- fend itself
 Yours in defense of the dumb an- imals,
 M. c. Hickman
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES.

The candidates for circuit iadge and prosecuting attorney will he in Washington County next -week. their appointments Icing as fol lows
 Lincoln. Wednesday. Bee. p. m. Cane Hi. Hedrss sday De- II, D. m: Prairie Grove, Thurs day bee k. ?. m, Elm Springs, Friday. Dec IT. D m.; springdaie. Friday. Dee ID. m Elkins, Saturday, Dee 20, II a m
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12

Mrs. W H. Boatright was in Huntsville Saturday
 pr. J. w Cruteher Was in town Monday and Tuesday doing dental
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12
CONVERSATIONAL CANDIDATES

The candidates for Congress will be in Madison county next We k speaking a follows
 Marble. Tues. Hee. 16.1 a. m Kingston. Tues De. ;. m Huntsville, Dec IT. ?. m. fiads- vile, Thursday, Dee 1S, 10 a III Wesley Thursday. Dee. 1S, D m, Combs. Friday Dee 19. Ia 2. III s Paul. Friday Dee. 19, ? n.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12

Tie report of the Little Rock chemist who made an analysis of the contents of the stomach of Garrett Hoskins, who . sudd Il death occurr- ed recently at his home near Witter causing suspicion tha. he had been poisoned. statss tia the stomach contained ptemaine poison but no stryehnine. arsenic or other deadly posion that he might have administ- cred to him For a time some thot he committed suicide while others snspieioned that his wife gave him poison The ehemis' s report ex- pledes both these theoris. There fore, he must have died Of pto- maine poisoning which he could have obtained from eating canned goods Huntsville Democrat
The Springdale news., 1913-12-12

Even the dignifiad United States bureau Of agriculture Will have its little joke lnVestigatorS employ ed by the bureau report that crow is a crow just becaws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
COL. G0RGAS
READS PAPER
On Sanitation OF Panama Canal at
Meeting OF American Congress Of
Physicians and Surgeons

WASHINGTON May G-Th, ninth
tri ennial Conlrcs~ of American Phv
s'ciaus and Surgeons hegan ifs ses.
-ions here to-day. the meetings being
presided over by Colonel William q.
Gurga-. the United States army sur
ir'u Who made the canal zone in
habi;1ble At Tho same time the four
teen component bodies of the congress
began -essiuue. at which mary tech
nical papers on subjects ~ great IN
isrt-' 10 the profess Ucrc read
The congress 10 ifs initial session
Pod under discussion study ~ renal
functions. with reference to yari1us
phases q. rheumatism and kidney I'D.
menis L"ddinc phvsician- and sur.
hcons from various parts of the coun.
n, took part. papers being read BY
Ur~ H'rrf s. Christian. of Boston
Theodore g. Jaucvay. Of New YORK.
and Leonard e. Rovntrcc. of Baltl
more
TouiEhf trs members of the cor.
rfeas listened t' a paper ON the SAINT
ution of the Panama canal and rs
relation fo sanitation of the tropics
generally. read o, pr Gorgas The
mec'inE w1s follow ed by a RECEIPT on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
AVIATION MEN
ARE H0N0RED
Tablet Unveiled 10 Or. Langley and
GustsVe Eiffel and Glenn n.
Curtiss Get Medals.

WASHINGTON. MAY G-Thrce
workers in the field of aviation. one
dead. the other Two living. were hon
ored here today hy 'he Smithsonian
Institution. which unveiled q tablet 10
the memory of The late Or Samuel
PIorppnt Langley. inventor OF the
rr~t hcdvieTfhIu Pair machine 10 hv.
and pr' scntcd l.tuglcN medals TO a
FrenChman. Gu~tLvc Eimcl for his
valuable experiment IN acrO-dromics.
md o. Glenn 70 Curtiss the Young
American who has been leader iu
hydro acrnplaue invention A. Mr.
Eiflrl could not be- present. fhc French
Ambassador. j. !. J1s-crand. received
his medal
Another feature 81 tho celebration
~ Langley daN--so called because on
This date seventeen years acp. Lang
l-v'S first Hight with heavier than
air machine. propelled by it- own
power was made--Vas au exhibition
OF aerOplane and hydroaerOplanc man
ctiver~ on The army war college
grounds assistant Secretary ~ War
Hreckeuridg" Expressed his desire 10
III ltc a. Hight and Was taken up by
Lieutenant John o. Towers. navy
aviator Bro The Curtis dying boat
"lt VAS 'ust Ike riding IN q ferry
boat D." said after returning 10 the
duCa Dr Alexander Graham 3eli. O.
regent o. The Smithsonian Institution.
presented tho medal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
FOUR ARRESTED
FOR KIDNAPPING
JUNK DEALER
: OR M Err CUMBERLAND
CHIEF. DETECTIVE AND
WOMAN IN AFFAIR.
Son Locates Father and Paws For
His Release and Then Has
Abductors Arrested.

Special Dispatch to the Tnteiligen ,er.
CUMBERLAND. Md. May s.-For-
ner Chief 81 Police George Flanagan
Nicholas Morris. a local detective, Ja-
cob Herzogg and Mrs. Mary TwigG
We're arrested here today charged
with kidnapping Nathan WeinEold IA
prominent junk dealer here.
According To Weingolds story. he
had gone to West Virginia during
December. where he engaged IN a
poker game with several men. Among
them was IierZoGE. The play had
been steep and when IL concluded
Weincold was In the hole FOR $500. lie
was told that his check would he all
right and according To his statement
he wrote a check but afterwards no.
titled his banker not to cash it, In
the meantime the banker OF the game
had given the check To HerZogg. who
lives in Cumberland. to collect. The
latter presented the Checke several
times. but WeinEoid refused 20 cash
IL. Yesterday. Weingold alleges he
was called upon the telephone and re-
auested 10 call at the home of Mary
Twigg. as she had some furniture 10
sell He drove to the Twigg home.
when he asserts he was met by Elan
igan and Morris. who told him they
had a warrant and wanted TO take
him TO Keyser. ". Va.
SPIRITED away.
lie was handcufcd and taken in n
closed carriage to RidgclN. W. Va.
when hc was placed in an automobile
and taken tn ETankford. W. Va. where
hr was told that he would have 70
write out cheCksfor So and when
the money was receiVed he would he
released. He made a check payable
20 his son Benjamin. The check was
given to HerzoEg. who started 70
Cumberland To- gc: the money. He
met young Wcingold en- route. he haV-
ing learned that his father was h"inR
held "A prisoner. Tn" TWO returned 90
cumberland and benjamin got Tn"
money and handed IL over To- HerzogC.
He then returned 70 FTankford and
had his father released They re-
turned To Cumberland and swort Out
warrants. Flanagan furnished bail in
the sum of $500. The woman was
also released on bail. The others We're
Jailed. y hearing will take place to-
morrow night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
BODY OF WOMAN
IS IDENTIFIED
Was Domestic IN Detroit Home and
Death Was Due 70 the
Effects OF OrUqs

DETROIT. Mich. May The
,OunE Vomsr whose hpdy was found
ir FpN creek Crosse POinto. Monday
night. Was idrntfod tonight as Mi-.
p"le Barry. VINO. for tho last week.
had been employed in the home Of
thar'r- q; Ndrdell 90 Lincoln atc-
lIn fni- cifF. Previously she had
eo.kad as telephone operator iu
Detroit and as silk mill worker 900
t'r home town OF r'idinr Ni,h
county authorize. nhp to-day con.
Quoted poet fu0rt'm examination of
Tho dead g.fI- bods. advanced fuo
tnr0r. that eIe died from fIr eject.
o. % drIe taken 90 prevent sn unde
s.rdbl' condition OF health Whsfhor
thi- drIz oa- -'if administered. with.
'uf trot rdro of f- prutsli. fatal
result. ur- not determined
counts physician D. j. Brandt ahp
prf ofm'd tho tYf0ptt 81. hrm iu thc
hrH'f THAT fhn giI 900. dead utsn
rrr body Ht. plt,ad Ir trD shallow
ort'r under fh" bridge ahsrs o. was
found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
NEW YORK CLUB
MAKES A REPLY
To the Royal Ulster Yacht Club on
the Challenge Of Sir Thomas Lip
ton for the Americas Cup.

LONDON. Mdy G. The Rupai Ulster
Yacht club today received letter
'som the New YORK Yacht club. reply.
ing 90 Si- Thomas Linton's challenge
20 % race with shamrock ~ for the
America cup. 10 which if is stated
that the New York Yacht club. since
1909 had made raCidal changes in its
system ~ measurement and tim" al.
i0Vauce and that important changes
also have been made IN the racing
rules The letter continues:
Your reference. therefore. to the
REGULATIONS AZ the last ,untc.i as gov
crniug the present challenge leaves
uncertain whether vou mean chal.
.cuge for match sailed With ar with
ont time allow aucc. and. if With time
allowance. whether Won propose 20 to
be- sailed under the New urk Yacht
Club system of mcasurcmcuf and time
allowance and under tho racing rccu.
'atiOns of 100, which governed tho
hsf contest. but which a.c not In
force at fh" prcs"uf fimc
Ih" letter conclude D., asking for
information on these points As 10 is
r.f"nf9l tu7t our Commutrr hc 900.
termed o. The specific nature of the
match proposed before t clu take rut
action cu tnc challenge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
INSPECTORS OF
POLICE ARE
FOUND GUILTY
GRAFT CASES ON TRIAL
IN NEW YORK COMB
TO AN END.
Jury Required But One Ballot to
Decide Case-New
Trial Asked.

NEW YORK. May s.-James =.
Murtha and Dennis sweeney. the four
denoted police insI' ctors charged
with conspiracy 20 ohstrucj justice.
were convicted by a jury in the su-
preme court shortly before o'clock
tonight.
only IS minutes was taken by the
jurors To- reach their verdict that the
defendants We're guilty of "a misd--
u"anor in plotting 20 keep "a pro-
sI-ctIV. witness against the system
from making graft exposures before
M. grand jury.
The accused officials stood outward
Iv uumoVcd as they heard the YER
dict The crowd ia the court room.
however. caused q disturbance. snuf
fling hairs and f""; until attendants
shecNed tho disorder. The prisoners
gave their p"digrc.s ana sftor being
ramaud.d for scutrur. FRIDAY. WE
returned Zoo thcir cells. Their counsel
announced that .srtih'af" "i r't-
sor.,hl.. doubt will b. sought. Whicn
voiiid give tho prisoners q chance Z"
go frc, on bail 3, udinc efforts Z" "'-
tain d nov UiaL
TIL. tcraifv frr obstruction or $ 1i--
fi,r i- ono year m iiIl OF q I'm" "i N.''"
rr both. ~ was reported mat tn' ."t
feru,r.o only one ballot 20 t'a'n -
Nua,iorucy for the defense declared
fbe. verdict was q shock ana me
bri.fnp-s or the jury deliberaiinn7
a -urpri-e" Another ~: the prs.
oner.- iauNerS said no other NetHl'l
VA. eNppctcd. The atmosphere oi
,con.,nu.o on Third PagoJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
WAS CONTINUED
Hearing on W.T. of Habeas corpus
Of Dan CHAINS IN Supreme
Court Goes over

CHARLESTON. W Va. NAV -
Dan Chains. Cplorcd alias Pow
Clothes military prisoner in the
peniteutiar,. Vho hsS applied Tor a
vrr of habess corpus Witch was to
have hccr argued iu the supreme
court to-day. vas continued mo- date
brinc Fixed chains was sentenced to
seven years Co.. th" penitcnt'arv o., a
military commits inu ifo questions
The richt of tho commission to impose
90 sentence cV'cndtuc bp,oud The fimp
of martial l1v Ile hrd once been
rtfD'rI o., Cove cruor GIas4ccck and
violating tho parole VAS returned O.,
th" pcuitentary to serve out his sen
tcuco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
SENATOR COFF
IS TO DRAW
EXTRA SALARY
THAT OF RETIRED JUDGE
IN ADDITION TO THOSE
OF A u. S. SENATOR.
Judge Woods Nomination Il
Held UP by Senate and
Davis Has a Chance.
rntelngencer Bureau.
Washington, d. C., Nay q.

Wabn1nxtous u ukny o.
Senator Nathan Con. OF West Vir-
einia. will draw bigger check from
Uncle Sam than any other member
of the United States senate. Not
only will he get his regular salary OF
81 800 year. but. under the ruling
OF Controller Tracewell. of the treas
ury department. will also get $1,000
additional. under the judges retire
ment act His total compensation
from Uncle Sam. therefore. will be
sl4.500. and from the splendid i'm
preston he has made so far In the
senate many of his colleagues think
he is worth IT,
Controller Tracewell today held
that Senator Goh is entitled to the
salary as retired judge. under the
law authorizing fun pay to any fed
eIal Judge who. having reached the
age of 40. resigns after ten years Of
service on the bench.
The controller held that a retired
judge performed no judicial duty. and
consequently did not hold a position
within the meaning of the statute
prohibiting government employe
from drawing salary from two govern
ment positions.
tie pointed out that such seemed
the conclusion OF the senate in ad-
mitting Judge Goff. in view of the con-
stitutional provision that no person
holding other o2ce under the United
states shall he a member OF either
house of congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
A Scene About 3:45 P M. To-dav
PHILIPPI GIRL
KIDNAPPED BY
| STRANGE MAN

Special Dispatch to- the InielI gencer.
GRAFTON. ". Va. May 4 The
pretty 3l-year-old daughter Of George
X. Miner. OF Philippi. was kidnapped
today by we'll dressed stranger and
The police Of Grafton are searching
ior him. s stranger came TO the
Miner home IN Philippi and asked to
have Miner and his Young daughter
come TO Grafton in order that they
was said 10 have been left them m
New York They came here today
the stranger side-tracked Miner and
disappeared with the girl The girl
was dressed in light waist and dark
skirt with Leghorn hat. The man
Was daFK complscted. showing either
Indian or Mexican blood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
HEART TROUBLE
Results m the Death Of Prominent
Young Business Man Of
Nsrtinsburg

MARTINsBJHr. W So. Va, g.
Ruhcr' Hanson 1fnRaft. enn ~ tho
lafn President William T Stewart. Of
tte old National Bark %. This city.
cird 90 hi. home ben. to-day after 70
hrfr' Illness o' heart Trouble &C., Was
ae'l st years and . native or Mar.
un-hurr For uImhrr o. tntr. boo
.a- actively engaged Iu tls manage
m'nt oI large fruit orchard and
farm near hnrn flc tt. o. brother of
Iotu W Stewart. president o' Tho
Martin burg Board of Trade ard %
prominent Iu iUr.. utu surviving
tfn hI a'dpa and uur child
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
TARIFF BILL
EXPECTED TO
PASS TODAY
DENIS MAJORITY UPSETS
ALL OPPOSITION TO
THE FREE LIST
And Goes Into Consideration OF
the Income Tax-Bill
Unamcnded.

WASHINGTON. May 6-The over
whelming Democratic majority in the
house to-day swept through the free
list. bowled over all opposition to
free wool. free meats and other neces-
stiles. and passed on 10 consideration
of the hundred million dollar income
tax feature of the Underwood tariff
bill. Not dent was made in the bill
as approved by the ways and means
committee majority. and when the
night session began il was expected
that the measure as a whole would
be passed unamended by the house
tomorrow.
All day there was sparring across
the aisle dividing the Democrats and
the Republicans. Many amendments
were offered by Republicans in a for
lorn effort TO put many free listed
articles back on the dutiable list. but
ali were voted down with n regularity
that brought smiles from the minority.
FINALLY, when the last OF these pro
posed changes had been rejected.
Representative Payne. of New York.
mead OF the ways and means commit
tee under the Republican regime in
the house. precipitated a lively rules
heht by Offering a brand new amend
ment to create tarir commission.
Instantly all the parliamentary
sharps on both sides were aStir Suea h
rr ozark SAT next TO Domestic Leader
Underwood az the front OF the Spea ak.
er's rostrum. where Mr.. Underwood
mas been conducting consideration of
tne Dill Representative FiiZge raid
of New York. rushed in from the ap-
pIoprlations committee, armed with
precedents and followed by Repres-
tntatiNes Shirley o. Kentucky and
Hardwick. of Georgia. who ioined in
me majority protest against admit
iing the amendment on the Re
publican side. Leader Mann. Represen-
tatiVe Gardner. OF Massachusetts. Rep
resentative Payne OF New York and
others conferred and addressed the
House.
Sustained Peint.
II was all over quickly. Representa-
ilNe Garrett, OF Tennessee. IN the
chalr. sustaining point of order
made b! NJ. Underwood that the tariff
commission amendment was not ger
name to the bill
When Representative Mann appeal
ed from the decision, the House sus-
tained the chair. iG4 TO 81
Representative Hull. OF Tennessee.
Cnief craftsman OF the income tax
feature OF the tariff bill. prepared 10
...Nn, 10 i'siS' tdihpdlSH ~ tnt M
nority TO amend the details Of the
proposed law. lie expected hard
night on behalf OF the mutual fire in
suranCp companies. which would be
taxed one percent under the measure
The NisiOnS affecting insurance
companies were almost verbatim from
the corpniaiiOn tax law already in ef-
iect. but tO avoid any possible ques-
ton. ,Ommit'ee amendments we're
prepared fOnighi TO eliminate even
IN" s.!chtes. variation from the exist
irg Law.
The reading of IN. income tax proc
vision for amendment was completed
m short order. B,rf'Ctirg amend
msnts offered ty tnc ways and means
commit. ARD adopted Included a
(cortinued on PAGE renD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
TRANSPORT GETS AWAY
WITH LOT or AMMUNITION.

san FRANCISCO. cal Nav 8 -
lh" nifcd states army transport
~htrW1n. t1rftiug five million rounds
n small ARMY ammunition. and small
artillery ammunition and "a LARGE
QUANTITY or powder sailed today for
Manila. more than 30 hours behind
schedule tiW" In clearing from this
Urrf
Us .nr sherman was about 10 sail
N'St'Id.t'. imperative orders from
Washington commanded that tho ship
n' Bold fntN fhr ammunition and
powder could be placed aboard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
MAY BE ARSON
Cisrksburu Authorifies tnyestqatin "a
Ere That Burned the Angle
lnn pharma-n

CLARkSHtWG IS Va ua,
Tho auth0rIfi"- are Intr.filflue a
supposed rf-" of arson iu .n. burn
inr. "srl, t1i- morning OFF frc NrrI.
lnu ihHfmats ln tro Wet Erd t.
OBJ" 60 Do Register was found fo have
hr'u rfl"d az fhr small -um of mono,
H contained and strange forf prints
won" noticed vhcn tbn ltmc. were
'NinruIshrd Th" dumHre I about
nnn UarilI offset t, .naurlrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-07
GOES THROUGH WtNocw
AND CREATES PANIC

ELEtNS W Na May o. Hurr,ing
utD a and f0eouf tore toda, to
tu. DOL raIf or rfnrn r0grirs to protect
h.. owes. o s Duncan. railway mail
'Irfs dashed tor hr f.Hu The
gi1..'. affected Duucins etosIrht and
h' rau through s plato glass front
f'r'ItIrE l hadI. sHI rtud ,rrstinr
panic among Do" 'r1Nd o. shopper.
end d0in. property dsmtrr estimated
tf $1,000