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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
CHARGE MEN
WITH MURDER
-Four Are Held Charged Win Throw.
ing Lad m River. Where He
Drowned

HOLTON VI. April "a negro
youth OF about 10 years. who van.
derod Zoo town lasf Saturday. was
hurled into tho Wiucosh river. whore
d" was drowned. b. vas charged. hg
four mon vs. hp had accused him Of
stealing their dinner pals
Three ~ tho men accused ~ caus.
lng hi- death. ficnry McCabc. James
sweeney and John kcunlson. are now
under arrest while their COMPANION.
Henry Goodrich. is being sought
According 10 the prisoners. tho hoy
was willing to participate ln "a
ramo NJ snap Tho whip" which they
rrsoricd 20 boz trying fo make him con.
Tess Tho theft When tho whIp
snapped Tho victim shot into fhp
tirolm and sanh after brief sfrur.
gie
~ tho mon arc railroad section
NArd They missed their dinner
pliIs shortly after thr negro Ntd
pa asrf Doc spot where they v.f.
working and started Iu pursuit
catching tho Dad after long ,ua4r
Iin denied Tho fhrff. and in frving fo
iprc9 comics. 'uu fur mon formed DO
chain hF joining hands. with Tho Iad
nt fhe end 1Int dashed up tho BAN.
NJ thn river. and when near fhr brink
OBJ" leaders stopped .uddoult Tho
negro tall Of fh" uhIp. his hold
broken. snapped ont over fho wafcr
and disappeared into whirlpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
NTI-HEETER
DEMONSTRATION
Pittsburgh Sohool SUPERINTENDENT
Burned In EHigy and Police ouslt
Riot In Front of His Home.

Srec al I-epateh 20 frr iutefiizenccr
PiTTSUt RGU Pa Aprn gf-sp-
I'rlrtrno"uf of Schools S L. Hccter
was burned in cnigy by q mob ~ 7 on
men and bows 90 Iorticth and Main
-tre'ts in the t.awronccvilie district
t'nirht \ Dig demonstration aiso o.
CURED in front Of his home on Ncgiey
avenue t"niGht and resulted IN de-
ir'fft'- being rushed from poil-s
f'adqulrtrrs t' fhc scene. The poli-s
ir fre district arrested o. of the ring
i'ad.rs iu the denomination earlier
In th' evening hut iatcr allowed them
O. 81" Trouble ie feared hy the polics
h' t"r. thc nirht ie over
super fIntrrdent Iffrfcr. who wa
iTird and acquitted ON CHARGES ~
adultery and abortion. growing out of
q statement made o. Ethel wv Fisher.
a former servant in his home. returned
fn dutf TO-DAY. &c. unl prey lousIv hen
"n o. l'at" absence rtnding the result
Uf hIs TRIAL
Whom 90 became known at the no1n
hour Char Ucetrr was hack several
hIrdred school uurn4 refused 90 re-
turn ."r thr afternoon sessions. while
nardrrds moro fn HU parts 81 the cffv
formed parade and. csrrlln haunr-s
Inscribed "kI.k tfeDfer out" etc.
marched fhruurh frr streets Hun
dr'ds are also out sfil paradinr. TO-
rirtf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
MORE EVIDENCE
OF JUGGLING"
AT BABY FARMS
BROUGHT OFT IN INVESTIGA-
TION OF CONDITIONS.
Reluctant Witnesses Forced 10 Tell
How Business Is Operated.

CHICAGO. April - Further evi.
d'nce ~ hahN Juggling in lviuE. in
hospitals VAS dragged from reluctant
witnesses TODAY hy tho legislative
commit To-" ON home finding and ma.
tfrnliN hospitals s witness admitted
That babies were taKen from their
mothers in payment for board. An.
other hnal'y stated thar prospective
mothers performed household wor,
Hf MS re- iGonOc. wucU hr was ac.
fi-rd of having solved fhe servant
problem in This manner third
lp'Ilni'ndcnt "f baby farm said
lhiani- Wtr" sent fu all parts Of tho
country when few hours old and
WuhoIh any material intrsfrltiun OF
tho rharlr' "rs or fhn foster PARENTS
Nr"r dat of different questions
mo repre- "utafIF'- announced They
would mex week iuvc-fiedfn tho ui.
F'uil' court from top FOB bottom " aa
me surrender OF hahIc- d. governed
hy juvenile court statutes
Soy mour Morris. secretary OF the
hhAkp orphan ass FIuW said the CON
tract Irn"i ht mothers ,utruetfnr
chi.drrn io fh" institution contain.
tbls clause
'lr faI to pay board for an, sis
consecutive month"; fhIf shall boz a
iuIl surrender fo fhr aefIHm
ri. explained
'ir Hrirct superintendent OF frr
anna Ross -fuiffrium. .aid boz gave
lhf IrHn- t Unr cent rnmmf. sion
nu business they turned over fY him
Ii' d'nicd fhnf sH pUr ranf OFF fEr uu.
married wumru iu maternity homes
1iffrNtrd l.d immoral lilrs stale.
mont Oft frr hrId of charitable Boo.
-flfuti0u ffr insisted Do Was better
Tor thr women That their babies Dol.
taken from fnrm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
MARTINSBURC
RUNAWAY is
SOME REAL FAN"

special Dispatch to- tutelli.eu.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April p.
with every lOckct Of his
clothes loaded down with quar-
t"rs. dimes. nlckels and pen
MES. including S1I4 in bills.
l., onard Hobbs. 10 years old. Of
Martinsburs. ". Va. was ar
rested here ;odav al the Ath-
leiic ball park. Hobbs is "a run
away and Will be- detained he.s
Until the police hear from his
parents When rearched by the
police they found on him 500
nickeIs. -Ju ines. several hun
drcd pcnnics and Sii4 IN bills
OF all der ominationS. He
said that ~ ran away from
home so that ne could traVs!
with the Philadelphia baseball
team tfsosghour III" country
He was at the Athletic hall
park this afternoon. and his
generosity IN giving away
dimes. nickcls and pennies 20
newsboyS attracted thu atten-
tion Of detectives. lie refused
20 say where h. got the money.
am e bas' ball fan and
came here 10 see the Phillirs
play and later follow them"
said the lad. NJ father knows
whore am and he gave me
PERMISSION 20 follow the phil
lies This town ~ certainly "A
great place"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
DEMAND THE
ABROGATION OF
TWO TREATIES
RESOLUTION PRESENTED IN
THE SENATE BY
CHAMBERLAIN
Bearing on Treaty Rights With
England Over Panama
Canal.

WASHINGTON. April eI.-A de-
mand for abrogation OF two treaties
with Great Britain bearing upon 18th
mian canal rights. presented To the
Sci atc today in ares button by Senator
Chamberlain. brought new element
into the canal controversy now in
progress between this country and
Great Britain over the right of the
United States to exempt American
coastwise ships from the payment of
tolls
Senator O'Gorman. chairman OF the
lnter-Ocean Canal Committee. which
must handle canal legislation in the
Senate. tonight endorsed the princi-
pie embodied in the Chamberlain resO-
luton. Earlier IN the day State De
partment officials had expressed iC
norance OF Senator Chamberlain s.
plan TO introduce the resolution
The Chamberlain resolution would
require the President TO proceed at
once TO terminate the -PauncefOte
treaty Of 1901 and the Clayton -Bulwer
treaty OF 1852. which if superseded
In a statement Senator Chamberlain
said the treaties and records would
show that the United States never
planned 10 give Great Britain such
treaty rights as would Justify the
protests that country has made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
DELEGATES
Are Appointed BY Governor Hatfield
TO Southern Sociological
Congress.

Srs.i4. fiI-r4frI 20 the InteiIIrfrror
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 21-
Among the DELEGATES from the north
crn part ~ the state appointed by Gov
ernor Hatfield 20 the Southern Socio-
logical Congress. AZ Atlanta. Ga. April
- 90 %. are the following
Rt Rev. r. J Donlhue. Mrs. Charles
s Morrison. Mrs Guy V. e. Allen.
Nrs william Erskiro pr Harriet y.
Jones. Dr $ T.. JepsOn. Miss Eta Rob
erts. W p. Welch Dr r. VI Haskins.
T Y. Barton =. J. Crago. Wheeling.
Nrchd"acon " " Spur. MoundsviIle.
Miss Nola Mckinney. Sam a. Juzum.
Mr. George Deboli Fairmont. Frank
clark. Septimius Hall. New Martins.
tIlIc. Mrs Anna Hair. Dr T. g.
Cramblotf. Bethany. Mrs Ellis A.
N0s'. Rov O. * Jonnoss. Prof Henry
s Green. Or " " SIvey. Prof y. ".
Nickcrs. Mre * Fuller Gissscock. Dr
y 70. Reynolds. Dr - B Purinfon.
NOrRanf0Wn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
GET TOGETHER
MOVEMENT ON
Republican Leaders In Congress start
Movement 20 Amaipamste
Two Wings Of Party.

- II.
Republican leaders tn Congress
have launched movement 90 ANAL
ranato th" two wings of that party.
lu the conference now being held hi,
tnr Republican Cougrcssmcu efforts
are b"inE made tp find middle
froufH Tor tne factions to meet and
clasp hands
Representative Rogers. Oft Mass.
ohu-rifs. h1s drafted a. resolution for
ih' Republican Congressional confer
'L,". Boo which rf is proposed that tho
method OF aprprf oniug representation
among The states t0 The Republican
National convention hc changed in
accordance tn tho total Republican
population and not total population
Zoo other words tb" idea is to cut down
ihc southern representation Boo the
Republican convention.
Oh" Republican National commit.
too according fo thr Rogers pfau I4
fo D." asked to cain special Renuhli.
tHr convention for fhr purpose of con.
sidrrIuE thr adoption of the new moth.
od o.. nNiue tho number OF dcIecates
to The National nominating couVcn.
ions
Congressman Howard Sutherland
and Mr. sutherland. OBJ West NirrIni4.
have returned from a visit to Atlantic
city
S"u1t,a Nathau Con. of Wc.t viz
rin". toUa, introduced a. bU iu tho
SON ft". aufhor.l.ur % W Huskirk of
NttrVau IS So. tp rrustrurt a
hrldr" over t.s rug Folk OF th, Big
sand River
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
SOME DOUBT
ABOUT JOB
Johnson Returns From Washington
and Intimates Some Things About
the ColIectorship.

Sra ~ lliSpatch 10 tie IntelIigenccr.
PARkERSBURG. W. Va. April 21.
Attorney George W. Johnson. of
this city who is a candidate for In
ternal Revenue Collector TO succeed
George + Work. returned from WASH
lnEton, ID. C.. today with the infor-
nation that the Treasury Department.
on the recommendation OF Senator
Chileon. had decided upon Sam A.
Hays. OF Glenville. Johnson's chief
rival for the place. but that the ap-
pointment was now being held up.
Mr.. Johnson made the significant
statement that President Wilson did
not understand the matter at first.
but does now. intimating that the
President himself was holding the
matter up. Johnson still has hopes
Of winning out.
The Johnson-Hays contest has
aroused wide interest because Il Is re-
garded as crucial test as TO whether
John 7 McGraw. who is backing
Johnson. or Senator Chiffon will be
the distributor OF Democratic patron
of Grantsville. Is spoken OF as a pos-
age IN the State
Ext tongreseman John VI. Hamilton.
sible compromise appointee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
GIRLS LURED
AWAY TO MEET
WEALTHY MEN
LONG BEACH MILLIONAIRE
SUMMONED TO GIVE
TESTIMONY
In One of the Most Shocking
Cases Uncovered BY
the Police.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, April 21.-
George III. Bixby, a millionaire of Long
Beach. was served today with a sub
poena demanding his presence in
court next Wednesday as a witness in
the case OF Mrs. Josie Rosenberg,
alias Mrs. Emma Josephine Goodman,
arrested on felony charges connected
with white slave allegations.
That was the days most important
development in the sensational case
barred by the police who declared their
investigation tended to connect sew
eral wealthy citizens with the alleged
enslavement Of Al young girls.
Mrs. Rosenberg according to the
police, conducted a so-called lodging
house known as The JonQuil." where
many young girls, gathered from de
partment stores. restaurants and other
places o employment. were alleged
TO have been lured to meet wealthy
men.
Among them the police claimed
Mrs. Irene Marie Brown Levy. who
will not be II years of age until June
and who was brought back here today
from Redlands. where she was al
legged to have been in hiding. Ac-
cording To the officers. Mrs Levy ex-
pressed a Willingness TO tell OF the
acts In which she and other girls
were said to have participated at
The Jonquil"
Mrs. Levy's statement TO the police
was said 10 involve "A wealthy man
who was known among his dupes and
c'tets as The black pearl" because
OF setting in a scarf pin he always
wore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
BIPARTISAN
ELECTION HELD
Charleston City Election Results In
Victory for Mayor HoIley

special Dispatch O. the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. ". Va. April 2f-
With five tickets in the held the bi-
partisan municipal election was held
mere today. J Mark Stack. Demo
Crat. and w. B Buster. Progressive
were elected members Of the board
or affairs The Democrats and Pro
Eressivcs formed an alliance against
y W. DaW son on the Republican and
independent Republican tickets and
w A. Abbitt independent Democrat.
The result was "a complete victory for
Mayor Holley, Democrat The vote.
stack. 2.fSi. Buster. @.3gS. Dawson.
2.2nf. Ahbitt. gn1 The council will
contain Republicans Democrats. Pro-
Eressives and independent Republi-
cans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
WRIT OF HABEAS
CORPUS REFUSED
m Case of 6. 7. Mann Charged Win
Violation % insurrect.on
Law

.. |H.
CfIARLESTO+ So Na April %
Judge y + WrCiulsr today refused
inc vrir ~ nahoaa corpus asked for by
y Siam. arrested af Hsrkirt.
Raleigh county .me DAYS ago for
.1rIrr RI hia possession forty Nsu.rr
.rf Springfield rifles. f0r tfn purpose.
nar Ilcgrd 0f ..r.hlrre fh.m
tuDrg miners fD rr...f civil au.hor
.rH Tho arrest OF Mann aH. a. Tho
Instance ~ Governor lfaffrId under
tfpfrr 1f OF fln code. which r.tr.
tnr rntrrrDr such authority fu .up
pres r.Irrrrfi0u Mann .. rla do
aimed Ir aI. Aifh0uf bond as a uI.
infs pr Dnor. Judge NrG.nnIe holding
iiaf undrr fin opinion OF flc supreme
court ~ appeals. In thr MAYS and
Nance cases. fLo governor Dad tho
~ght f0 apprclrud and drtain persons
outside NJ far military lD1r as ufu aa
in '1r iDr aI1.ns and absftiug usIr
rrrfIOu
Tho governor reiterated h.a declare.
'.nn hfr 'orishf fH.t ir Intended 'Y
maintain Hs arI nrI.r aud break up
,bete i-Alcaa LctcA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
W. Y. j. RIFLE
TEAM VICTORS
DEFEAT IOWA AND ARE NOW
CHAMPIONS OF WESTERN
LEAGUE.
Will Shoot Against Harvard For
Championship of United States
IN Two Weeks.

special Dispatch 20 tire InteIIrencer.
MpRt;ANTOWN. ". Va. April a.
Tho West virginia university came
Int" possession ~ the honor of having
ON" nf IN. best '.fic teams In the
country TODAY when a telegram was
received from tho National Rifle as
t-pC iatiou h.idgutrtrrs. Washington.
u. g.. announ,rin- that tho West Nir-
ciniH university uvc had won the
mpipu@hip rf tho Western leaguc
hv Debating tn" University of Iowa
lu o." ~hoof-or 90 tho tia hv tho score
~ $50 20 s6- The news was received
this afternoon. causing wild guthu-i-
Hsm among tho students and faCul- So.
the mark ~ iowa was -um,What a. ..
surprise. ~ 10 Nas generally Thought
that they would shoot 80 least s.u. The
Iut1ine.rs lae. the hirhae' faFri
score of tho United States and 'hav
VII shoot against Harvard within tI-
next two weeks for the champlouship
o. America. Tho individual erOf.i
against Iowa verr. Ealiou. tG.. car
r"N 1ec. Dawson. Isf. and Woodtarl.
19H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
DEMOCRATS TO
ALLOW HEARING
IN THE SENATE
TARIFF FORCES IN UPPER
HOUSE MAKE SLIGHT
CONCESSION.
Western Senators Will Present
Arguments Against Free
Wool and Free Sugar.

ASlIl\GTON. april - Demo
cralic forces in charge of tariff re-
vision In the senate slightly Welded
today TO the demands for hearings
upon tarin schedules. In addition to
ihe permission given all Interested
parties TO file further statements with
the hnance committee. Senator Sim
mons today conceded TO a group or
western senators the right 10 anpear
ana stat" their arguments against the
.tte WOOL and free sugar provisions
mar nave been agreed to by the
Democrats Of the house
iull meeting OF the senate finance
committee l. to be held tomorrow
republican senators viii then renew
me demand that general open hear
lhss De given. The attitude Of ma
Ioritf Oi the Democratic members OF
no" committee Is against this. how
ever. They claim thar such course
would delay tarln revision. and that
no arguments would be brought forth
mat nave not already appeared IN the
hearings before the house committee
or IN the briefs hled with the senate
committee.
Back to Committee.
Inc nderWOud tariff bill. as final
is approved and revised by the can.
Gus OF house Democrats. was reintro-
duced ~ the house today by Repre-
sentative Underwood and referred
back 10 the ways and means commit.
tee. Tomorrow 10 will rcappear with
favorable report from the Demo
Gratis on the committee and with a
dissenting report from the Republican
committee members criticising its
rates and The method of revision fol
lowed bN the Democrat
Tn" senate Demucrf leaders have
given mp hope Of El,..- the bill
brought into tho senate iu fhe form
or separate scheduleS lt has been
determined that the measure will be
considered as 20 whose aIH iu the
senate. as if viii bp in the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
ASKS Time
TO ARRANGE
DISSOLUTION
REPRESENTATIVES, OF UNION
PACIFIC MAKE MOTION IN
L.. CIRCUIT COURT.
Also Submit in Brief Tentative
Plan for the DissOlutiOn-Su-
preme Court to Act.

ST PAUL. Mimi. April 21.-The
presentation OF n motion for an eN-
tension or time until July |, which
was taken under advisement by the
of the revised plan for the dissolution
OF the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific railway merger. marked the
conference here to-day between Rob
ert : LOvett. of the Union Pacific.
and United States Circuit Judges Wal
ter III. Sanborn. William 6. Hook and
Walter |. Smith.
Mr.. Lovett's motion for an exten-
sion was at first denied, the judges
being undecided whether the court of
appeals had the jurisdiction TO grant
an extension under the mandate OF
the supreme court of the United
States. but later IL was decided TO
leave the question OF jurisdiction to
iN" supreme court.
MI three of the judges expressed
their opinion that the extension
should be granted, believing the rail
way was doing all in its power to pre-
sent plan OF dissolution that would
be acceptable tO the supreme court
and 10 the attorney general.
McReynolds Is Willing.
In a telegram TO District Attorney
O. &. Houpt. which was read to the
court, United States Attorney General
McReynolds declared his Willingness
FOR the desired extension.
Upon information for the supreme
court as TO the Jurisdiction of the cir
cult Judges, the court Of appeals NAV
reconvene TO act on Mr.. I.ovett's mo-
tion. II may be some time. however.
before this is done
Mr.. LOvett and his associates left
late today for Washington to place
ihe time extension motion before the
supreme court.
EOllpMiu ing his prgeaufntfon pf tho
motion. Mr.. Lovett informally pre-
senied TO the court tentative plans for
the dissolution Late this afternoon
synopsis OF these plans was given
out by the Judges. the principal points
being as follows.
Plan in Brief.
The amended plan in brief Is that
the entire 1926. $4,000 IN Southern
Pacific stock TO be distributed shall
be deposited with a trustee and dis
iranchised while so held: that Certi-
!. hcates OF interest shall be issued by
the trustee against said shares. which
shall carry no voting right and which
shall be eXchangeable for Southern
Pacific shares held by the trustee only
upon the filing Of an affidavit by the
applicant for such exchange, showing
that such applicant does not own
900 shares or more Of Union Pacific
stock; and that these certificates OF
interest shall be offered for subscrip-
I ton and purchase To all Union Pacific
stockholders ratably at a distribution
ratio not less than IS per cent The
largest Union Pacific stockholders
t36S In number. according 10 the sep
tember stock list which was before
the supreme COURT are by this amend
cd plan entirely excluded from the ac.
QUESTION OF any OF the Southern Pa
cihc shares 10 BE- distributed They
may purchase their ratable shares OF
the certificates Of interest. but they
cannot themselves convert the certifi-
Gates of interest into the deposit cou.
ponS which represent Southern Pa
Cific shares
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
IMPROVEMENT
OF THE POPE
CONTINUES
AFFECTION BE-
COMES LESS TROUBLE
SOME EACH NIGHT.
POntif Hears of American Pill.
grimage and Desires to
Meet Visitors.

ROME. April 2i.-Every night the
popeis cough and expectoration he
comes very troublesome and stll
causes him pains I'm the chest and
back. lie finds relief in hot soothing
drinks and I'm poultices covering the
whole chest.
some Improvement. however. Is Oh
serVable every night in the pontifY-s
condition and the period in which tho
bronchial affection takes on ar acu,,
FORM becomes of shorter duration each
evening. Thus his holiness is begin
hIng To sleep earlier and enjoys long,
er ana more strengthening rest.
During the gravity OF his illness.
poStors MarchiafavI and Amici cor.
ceaied from the pope his real condi-
non, tearing greater depression II hs
hheW the actual state of his health
hHt now they gradually arc informing
the patient OF their past anxieties.
"lshlns To impress upon him the ne
Itssity or taking extreme care ana 1
long rest.
Wants To See Americans.
when the pontln heard that an
Nthttl-an pilgrimage conducted nv
the III. Rev. Joseph Schrembs. bishon
o. IoIedo. would arrive i'm Roma
u' suHy. he expressed the hope that
he would be able to see the dear chill
oren who have come from so far awny
and who have crossed the ocean"
The vatican doctors told the none 4,
world be an impossibllity for him 10
go through the fat.guing ceremony o.
an audience. even II the American p!i-
ErlnS were able to remain here long
enough; His holiness still insisted.
saNins ne had a special love for Amef-
leans. bus finally he appeared 10 bs-
com" resigned to the advice OF h.s
doctors.
II has been decided that the Amer
lcan pilgrims Will be received by car
uinhl Merry Del Val. the papel secr.-
tarN OF state. The presentation will
he made 10y Mgr. Thomas F. Kennedy,
rector Of the American college az
Rome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
SOCIETY WOMAN
FATALLY INJURED
Auto Colhdes Wit Pole and Mrs.
Iubler. Of Mar.insburs. Will
Probably Die.

10" aT DIHT"fTI = fH0 InfrTTrrr-lr-
WNUTtNSHt IsG W. Va. Arr1 o.
With hfr rIrhf l.- broken boz fv-t
places. hcr fsff i.r auI rirrf arm
broken. aud suffering from internal
iuiIri'-. hir- llri berry o. Tas.f.
wife OF Prominent business ulf..
and u l.ausr iu Nlrtinsburrs most
,N Iu-itt auriaI rir,f.. De-. ir ur
Winning hospital In Charles Town.
Jefferson counts rifh little hope ~
.,n' .rt Mr. end Mr.. TaH.r. enr
ari uaurnf0r. carlton and Marc .u.
quest Miss NiI.s Sluulkrr. Of this
'If.. we've mrl.I. tour of IlnsrerI
count rduf ,ter.rc. whom The bI..
fsar.rr tfr sWtr.tH .nd crashed into
fr'. phone unir VIZ. Turlrr and Mise
'ouYhfr w.rr buried fu fnr rrnIrd
Mi.a <.nr1t'r rr.1uinr with m.n.r
rIur'-. Tr. machine was partially
wrtrN.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
WOMAN TELLS
SHOCKING TALE
Mas Kidnapped and BENG Held for
White Slavery When Rescued.

ST JOSEPH. Mich. April -f- Mrs.
Winfield Shaicr. - years old. is being
detained 80 the county Jail here as
principal witness against four men
and tup wpmpn who 4hc declares Kid
mapped and detained hcr four days in
tent Tho camp. located in tho
iIrgloa on So Joseph river. was raid
rd hv the N Gers to-day and tho IN
slavery in chicago
according 10 -fre Skaters story.
fhr was badly treated and escaped
only after 20 hard Eight Shn told
sheriff Franz fhaf uhifp bound hand
and foot shr heard hrr capfors dis
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
STATE REsTs IN TIE
LE BLOND MURDER TRtAL

~r. f' freu1t.n fn tho Intelligence
N'kiNNT'WN. w Va. April "a.
Fhr state vested In tho TRIAL =
Shlun'n G.clilrrd fHr tho murder %
Ir1 turira'. This afternoon after OK
1n rInr thouf '1 Witnesses Tho de-
frr.r has .1 or unr. Witnesses 90 tea-
tf'. and DO will take at least four
m'r" JAYS to complete this sensation-
al trial