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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
SIMMONS FIRST
TO DEBATE
TARIFF
THE SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER,
MAKES A SPEECH IN WHICH
he GIVES THE ADMINISTRA-
TION'S ATTITUDE ON the BILL
BEFORE CONGRESS.
BELIEVES IT CARRIES
OUT CAMPAIGN PLEDG

Washington, D. c., July 19.-The
tariff debate began in the senate to-
Cay when Chairman Simmons, of the
finance committee, began his explana
ton of the bill. He reviewed what he
termed the failure of the Republicans
to redeem their 1908 pledges to re-
wise the tariff downward. The Demo.
cratic party inherited this duty, he
said, when it came into power.
THE bill now presented to the SEN
ate, it is confidently believed said
he, lis fair Interpretation of the
will of the people and is an honest
compliance with the pledges of the
Democratic party.
Amendments offered by the COM
mittee are not proposed in a spirit OF
disagreement with the house or to the
theory of tariff revision on which that
body acted. They were offered with
a view to further carrying out and per
fecting the principles of a revenue
Producing tariff on the basis of COM
retitive rates enunciated by the ways
and means committee of the house as
a just and fair Interpretation, in the
light of existing conditions, of the
platform pledges of the Democratic
party on the tariff.
Like the house, we have sought to
frd a basis Of action which would
untax the necess rs of life as far
as is consistent .tm the revenue
needs of the government, which would
10y the heaviest burdens on the lux
uries of the rich, and which would
impose on those things which we're
neither prime nor necessities nor lux
uries or which were proper subjects
OF +"- ion, a rate sufficiently
yield revenues adequate
eds of the government
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
'DRY" FOR THREE
YEARS ROSWELL
VOTES WET BY 256

Roswell, N. NJ, July 1S.-After
three years of prohibition, this city
today, when the local option question
was voted on, cast LAP votes. the
town going wet by majority of 256
1t was one of the hardest fought elec-
tions ever held in the state.
The election today was the culmina-
tion of one of the most bitter cam
paigns that this city has ever known.
Ever since Roswell went dry three
years ago, persistent campaign has
been waged by the i-prohibition
forces to put the city back in the wet
column and the municipal election
last year in which the antis elected
their municipal ticket, including the
mayor, foreshadowed the result of
this election
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS
STRIVE FOR JOB AT MINT.

Washington, July 19.-Treasury Of
f1cials, after investigating charges
against the management of the New
York mint assay Office, today declared
them groundless and without merit.
1T was stated at the department that
the charges were the result of a po-
litical attempt to install Democrats OF
a faction in Office
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
MORE TORPEOOES
NEEDED THINKS
CONGRESSMAN

Boston, Mass, July 19-"There are
not enough torpedoes in this country
today to fight one round in a conlba t
with another nation" said Congress
man Fred A. Britten, of Illinois, A
member of the house naval commit
tee today on his arrival at the
Charleston Navy Yard With the
others of the committee, Mr.. Britten is
making an inspection of the naval sta
tions on the Atlantic coast.
Immediately on my return to
Washington, he said, 81 shall intro
duce resolution to double the capa-
city OF the torpedo station at New,
port"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
GERMANY is STILL
PREPARING FOR WAR.

Berlin, July 19.AThe German war
minister is preparing a bill to supply
the army with new artillery. according
t. the Militiaerish Politsche Koires-
pondenz which is usually well inform
Ell on military matters.
From the same source, it is learned
that the German ministery of marine
already has perpared a bill providing
e fleet of cruisers for foreign service.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
BILL INTRODUCED TO RESTORE
POTTS TO ACTIVE LIST

Washington, D. c., July 19.-Resto-
ration to the navy active list Of Cap
tain Templin Potts with the rank of
rear admiral is proposed in bill in
trOduced by Senator Martin.
Captain Potts was recently retired
by the "plucking board" Friends con-
tend that he has been the victim of
unusual circumstances.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
4 BLACK RECEIVER
FOR EVENING HERALD.

albuquerque, July 19.-James S.
ok of Hening & Black, former pub
iers of the Evening Herald, yester-
was named receiver for the Her
q. and qualified as such by filing a
nd and taking formal charge of the
wspaper, which will be published
der the direction of the district
art during the receivership and ad-
,tment of the papers affairs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
DULUTH, MINI, WINS
IMPORTANT RATE CASE.

Washington, d. G., July 19.-Duluth,
Mimi, won a substantial portion OF its
freight rate fight before the Interstate
Commerce Commission today when a
reduction of class rates to that city
from eastern points was ordered and
the present rates were held to be dis
Duluths contention that
rates on lake and rail traffic from the
east ought to break at it's wharves
however, was not sustained
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
GOVERNOR
PRESENTED WITH LOVING CUP,

ST, Paul, Mimi, July 19.-F. w. Nc
Intosh, acting in behalf of the Des
Moines council of United Commercial
Travellers today presented Governor
A, o. Eberhart with silver loving
cup as an appreciation of the govern
or's visit to the state meeting of the
organization at Des Moines last June.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
SECRETARY WILL APPEAL
BIG TREASURY CASE.

Washington, d. c., July 19.-Secre.
tary McAdoo today finally decided to
appeal the decision of the customs
court granting free entry of wood
PULP and paper to all countries having
Favored nation" treaties with the
United States because the privilege is
granted to Canada. The treasury must
three million dollars in du-
ties.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19

are making efforts to set out Of the
country
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19
BOARD READY
TO HEAR BOTH
SIDES
new FEDERAL BOARD OF MEDIATION
met TO-DAY FOR ORGANIZATION,
AND, ON MONDAY, At new
YORK, WILL TAKE UP THE WAGE
DISPUTE.
The ERIE RAILROAD
GIVES ITS POSITION

= = s = s = s = N s s s
y Washington, D. c., July Is y
= William Lee Chambers, commits y
y soner of mediation under the \
y Newlands law and G. W. w. Han y
y ger, assistant commissioner y
y were confirmed by the senate =
y late today. They will begin work y
= Monday in New York on adjust y
= ment of wage disputes between y
y the eastern railroads and their y
= trainmen. y
5 e s S S = = = N s s s s H
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19

Co ned on page eight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-19

Continued on page fivel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
FINE PROGRAM
WIZ Ne Rendered In Island Christian
Church Sunday IN Observance Of
Mothsrs' Day.

- was ment orsd In yesterdsv-a In
tsiliSsncsr. Mother Iav VIII be aprrn.
priatelv nhssrvsd SUNDAY in The island
Christian church Tho following rro-
srsrn he's been prepared ror the occa-
sion.
Pre- Tde wilma Understood
S"rs Therer NY-.. fn Mother
Voice Male quartet
lar
song Wothsr Tune .Amerfea .
f'nrRrr cation standing
PRAYER charlie p fIufslar
isc .tat lon TI" ftftteaf Battle .'
Mrr T o. TAYLOR
INK Mother rrrter WIveI quar-
g.,.farer--"Tre Mother reora
Underwood
syip Nobodv kr.~a pu' wo,h.. r
Irrf VOL Nrstfff
rrs .corEfrEnf or standing SO
2f1. Wed Hrok
Anrovre sfuerfe arf 0Nsr.rr
sons frfifrrrs chorus
.sr ,sf nn ii"HIf'fII Uar1s Nfrr
sosR 'Tat We Who're 80, Motto
o. Male 4u.-fef
Duet May N'.ihnr~r atf Ffr.
Hrrrfr
R.4ding - T-4u-e walton p.r
nst'
An oi1 faqhfor~f home srrre Horn.
ger' Nmr Male quartet
We refIIrfInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
LAD KILLED
Youthful Slavish Miner Found Dead
In Room In Hitehmsn Mine-FsI
Of Slate Was Cause.

While working alone in his room at
the Hitchman Coal Mine at Benwood
Wednesday. John Wanico. a Siav. was
almost instantly killed by a fall OF
slate and was not found until after g
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Wanico was not missed until the
check board was reviewed in the eve.
ming and a searching party vas
formed and when they entered the
Slav's room ne was found underneath
heavy fall of slate and had been
dead several hours according to a
statement made by . physician who
vas called 10 the scene shortly after
wards. His body was crushed almos,
flat and death was thought 10 have
been almost instantly.
Coroner =. r McCombs. Of Mounds.
Vile vas notified and viewed the re-
mains yesterday and rendered yer
dict Of accidental death by q fan oi
slate The man Who Was about "a
years Of age. has no relatives in this
country and boarded az q house near
tho mine No arrangements have
been made for The funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
At the Victoria.

Manager Shafer Is presenting an
excellent bill for vaudeville lovers az
the Victoria theater during the half
week beginning Thursdays matinee.
One of its features which both sur.
prises and delightsthOse who saw II
Yesterday was the act of Wartenberg
Brothers, the double foot experts.
Carlos Brosecos. comedy iuggler.
opens the show with an exhibition OF
dexterity in handling various articles.
into which he has woven many good
laughs
\ very neat and unusual number is
the dramatic playlet OF Roberts and
Roberts. The junior member OF this
firm is handsome and splendidly
trained dog. which sustains the hero
part in the drama. and does IL in a
manner that wins enthusiastic ap-
plause = q
Howard and Deloris present some
dafydils that go big" and sing very
pleasing songs. Mr. Campbell and
Miss Parker are exceptionally clever.
both in their rendition of up-to-date
songs and in their dancing
The kinemaColors are seen in an
amusing farce and an exhibition of
styles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
ALLEN REMOVED
One % Oldest and Most Efficient Post.
Office inspectors IN the state
Leaves Service

y 7 Allen. Dnc of tho oldest and
best known postofica Inspectors IN
Vice. virginia. has been summarIv
removed from oflDe. orders relieving
allen wer" received about Nav and
became effective ON that date
if ia alleged 'ha' HE removed from
once wHe hrpIgnf about enfirsI- bv
untrltnfh and partisan ,hlrEes
against him and fnaf ho ,vas given
absolutely ro ehoIr' 'p defend him
sc'f duo 90 hir political hsiief heinr
opposed o. tho present DemorratI~ ad-
min 'sfratier and hie political activity
nm tehalf - tha Republican party for
whioh b. haa aIvara hrsn On active
- ker
Allen has acted aa rre'nTsr frarec-
fof Tor - ,eart. being located r7ort -
fhs Time a. Grafton ard Tsrtcrsbfirg.
and vae nre ~ fhn u1rs' eTrisr' md
popular mon in fhf arrr f.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09

Ln'o Mari" and hor four Teddy
Bears Del hoad'u"r ~ Tho Orpheum
rho iaa' hair Of Tho neok and the
h"1r arc voU tr1ircI Tho, do sil
kinds ~ STUNT and especially plras
.rt .. fHr o.~ro done o., Tho largest
ono ~ che bunch Tho, arc perfect.
rs fani' Md p'rat. fhr chiidron Tho
Edison TALKING Pictures aro sim %
Dr. wIns card and tho two reels
Dick. tho ihrhvn1m8u' is tho host
presented in tho city and tho give
I0IIe BACHELORS I- repeated This
ar Is becoming moro proficient
o'nrN day and fho more vou 500 and
hear Tho pictures tho hoffcr Won nm
drra'and and wonder 40 Thorn Geo
Hoomane. Tho monoioFuiaf ia clever
and his talk ON restaurants VAS
amusing Tho -Four Musical Kings
are great Thoy play upon different
Inttrumcrfs and sing Curfis and
Sranuel in fhcir comedy variety Of
fering arc making hf and their
ar is different from fhc roef Paul
Irrr. Tho aeuaatioual Ftmnast. .fe
doing some clover acting
Monday William Doolev & Com
pauv ~ ten talented utcn1e nor
formcre tho Eroafoqf on Tho yaude
vile stage. arc coming In Tho Lawn
Party aud there viii DO new talk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
THE THEATER
LAST PLAY OF THE
SEASON AT THE COURT

Beauty may only be skin deep.
but mighty few of US would ever make
That Journey up the church aisle.
skinned. and it's up TO us who have
made the journey 10 keep our cuticle
on
Thus said the widow" in The Real
Thing. the sparkling comedy which
henrietta Crosman and her company
VIII he seen in here at the Court TO
morrow matinee and night. May 10.
New York said that this was one
OF the best comedies that had been
seen on Broadway in years. proof OF
which Is that IL ran for three months
AZ the Maxine Elliott theatre. No
play that Miss Crosman has ever had
has met with more universal approval
than The Real Thing" This plav
was intended for everybody. not anv
particular class The millionaire
and the workingmen have both rub
he'd elbows with IN sse same dome site
conditions. The tramp knows moth
ing or them because he has no home
catherine Chrisholm Cushing. who
wrote The Real Thing" probably
writes from experience az anv rate
10 Judge from the quotations from her
play she has certainly got this hus
band. wife and mother matter sized
M about right.
The authoress wants n understood
she Is not an advocate of lesson PLAYS
unless They are so thickly sugar-coated
with laughs and hcart-interest that
IN" public will swallow them without
tho usual bitter taste.
Henrietta Crosman. too believes
thaf tho theatre H. the place for
amusement and relaxation. but II
plays must teach lessons they must
also anus" With both star and
author agreeing in this fashion for
be 10 understood stars aud authors
seldom aRree-no wonder n STAYED
In New York for three months and
vas the taik of the town
The story 81 the play g. ike this
girl. champion tennis PLAYER. singer
athlete and an round good fellow
Warries Husband attracted by these
very things fcll IN love with nor As
soon as -h" is married wife becomes
absorbed In household duties and
about ivO wears later tho care of her
babies is added TO her esponsihlities
lW'iful mothers Won say Yes. but
she furgets that she has q husband
sister comes along ON visit shes
heen married. now a widow Astound.
70 fN''.N HINf' Af.N| JOS 'NN| UtT alNfNF ~
too busy looking after her children
and house 20 over ~ anywhere with
her husband More a-foundpd whom
-he catches her hrothcr-iulaw kissing
vor~ Young and pretty giri. Who has
heen dubbed the wife.~ "understudv. DO
hut too sensible 20 tell 'hc wife
Simply decides 20 awaken the wife
'o the fact that she has e husband
and Tho far' that she Is married does
not give her Tho right fo 20 about IN
curl papers all the time
The 70 making ~ fhe wife. tho spoil.
Cd children and tho hu band o. accom-.
pished BOO time, hu' in administering
~ nthers rho "W dow fnrRefs she has
her own love affair and gais aIi tan
gl'd up loo that Eventually cverv.
thing turns ouf right and everybody is
happier than fhcf over we're before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
MINUTES OF ORGANIZATION OF
SENIOR HOME UNION
GUARDS.
}. Fersythe Harrison Was Secretary
And Son Owns Original
Papers.


The fntelliRencer is in receipt OF an
Interesting communication from I.
Forsythe Harrison. OF Piedmont, w.
Va. in which he enclosed some valu-
able data concerning the organization
and work Of the Senior Home Union
Guard Of Wheeling. MIR. Harrison all
50 enclosss the roster of members and
officers Of the guard.
The company was organized at the
court house. Wheeling. then Virginia.
Saturday. April 20. 1851. The meeting
was held In the grand jury room. and
James r. Forsythe was elected chair
man and George Harrison was select
ed secretary and treasurer. ON mo-
ton. captain J. NJ. Bickel was re-
puested to drill the company The fol.
lowing officers were elected:
Captain-John List.
First Lieutenant. n. Williams.
Second Liteuten.nt-w. VI. Rerryhill
Third Lieutenant-E. VI. Norton.
First Sergeant. X. Plant
Second Sergeant-B. Higgins.
Third Sergeant--John Jones.
Fourth Sergeant-JameS Ingahm.
First Corporal-D. Hammond
Second Corporal-Robert Campbell.
Third Corporal-Horacc Grey.
Fourth Corporal-Benjamin Esxley.
Mr.. Harrison has in his possession
the book containing n complete record
Of the guard. and also the constitution
which was adopted. He says that he
does not believe that n single member
Of the company is now alive. hut sends
The lntelligencer the roster OF mem
bers and officers and a record Of one
~ the meetings held. thinking tina.
many Of their descendants would h.
interested.
Copy OF Minutes.
copy OF the minutes of one OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
POLICE COURT
Three Men Charged win Being
Drunk Sent 20 Workhouse.

Only three Offenders were arraign
- In police court yesterday morning.
al m drunk charges Dan Cullian.
who has hoen arraizned several times
since tho first ~ the wear. vas arrest
81 on The island Vhen so Jagged he
couldn't navigate lie was fined 81
snf coe'a or 1r dass Nth tho street
cleaners
Richard Blum uas arralRned fo- tho
fourth time since tho hra ~ tho
year and vac fined g and costs M go
days George Elmer. drunk viil labor
on rho Island 'or go days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
LINEwAN INJURED ~
FALL FROM POLE.

william Lyle .Incman FOR Tho
" 0eeI nE Electric COMPANY. vac
f1fnfuNf injured tr-ferdav Afternoon
uheu ho fnli from tho toy ~ feie
prone pole rcar mo Carnival grounds
a. TTrrff sixth street sustaining n
badlv bruised arm and head ftfs
escape rifhou' serious injury g. mia.
rcIo. a- hr foil distance ~ .. frrf
into p pile ~ scrap iron Isffo VAS
ahIo ~ TalF ~ Die Hurrr IN sixteenth
street bit vil nof he ahfo fp eor,
FOR several dara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE
DIRECTORS MEET TO-DAY

An imp"rtan' meeting n the hoard
~ directors ~ the ohio County Anti
Tuhcreuiosis league will he hehi this
afternoon iu tho leagues hcadouar-
i'rs and several special matters are
expected O" Do" Considered including
DO" report ~ rond.iiora 40 the View
Point sanitation. Secretary 4 r.
~irN- VII submit o. monthly report.
Tho session viii begin ~ 4 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
RECORD OF EARLY DAYS In THE
STATE, OWNED BY PIEDMONT MAN
meetings H. as follows:

meetings Is as follows:
Pursuant to n call Of the officers
published IN The Wheeling Daily In
tclligencer. a meeting of the Senior
Home Union Guard was held at Union
Han. Main street. Friday evening. the
third day of May. 1851. I. II. Williams.
first lieutenant in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Henry Clay Guards. another
company. rented Union Hall at 1856
per month. to be equally divided be-
tween the three companies. to drill on
Tuesday and Friday nights.
"A sentinel was placed at the door
to guard all persons n0t members
from entering the hall during the
drills and meetings. Thomas Greer
was appointed sentinel
AT a meeting held May IA. 1861,
the oath of allegiance to the United
States government was administered
by a proper officer to the members. -"
Roster.
The roster of members OF the
Wheeling Senior Home Union Guards.
az supplied the Intelligencer by Mr..
Harrison is as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09

faudruT o. nothing but SCALP e-rcr,s.
sO'ufffN.
For the terrible raw. fiery eczema
thHt drives YOU via. keeps you awake
nearly oil ulrhf FOR rash urfrLf,.
heat and 1ll innared Redeemed skin
on babies or grow m. urs. for ffrhfng
pics salt rhcuw. Tor rawucaa afffr
shaving. Tor any and all sores. ZENO
De- RI revelation
lEMt ia not y Errnav ointment 0r
paste but Clean. antiserttc solution
npplIct 90 tho skin. Try a bottle to
dHf end your torture
Mp VIII cure any case 81 rrreura
N urcd according TO directions" ur
- ~. johnson. 9uanuah. Texas
bfuEzistF eNerYwhere sell TENO a.
ltr a sealed bottle. or sent on recital
~ price BY ". Rose Medicine 90
81 Louis. No
~..I HuI Euararferf Ir WnreIIrg tt.
Rams ftrur store rfpse .flarf. 0~rg
n.. ~flff a Reel Nrrffrs Fr-rt anil
triIEeUHrt 90 1'arkwnrfn Hr.e REL
.aire. 90. VIII Peabody. MoundsVtIe. "
Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09

That puet who wrote an odo 20 p
hunch NJ daffodlle and won tho $40
900 prize offered hy tho eastern mag
azine De- that at hr docs Tor IIv
ing"
nv No. means DO De- also an
authority on onlun culture and De- a
qfaf cpnfr hufor for three agricuI
tural Journals st Louis Republic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
Quit 1t! zEM0 Stops
Itching Instantly
And for Eczema In All Forms Dan.
druf, letter. etc. It's a Wonder.

Buy 25c Bottle Today and Prove II.
Ai-vl Stop that tioirrf sorst~bf,ge
There is nothing known that will sfoo
trhirg IKE IEMO one anpffraffou
etops ~ Instantly. whether the itching
j. on the scalp or on any other "a III
OF the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09

"Whhars thls- Twent, nino dol
lars Tor n watkins bar Ruf you told
mo YOU meant fo buy ono of those Sc
cent suffrage hats"
'Nce ! I'D That's cVacfIt What .
did Forty cisht cents Tor the bare
hat Cleveland rlain Dealer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09

Ing pictures. These pictures will
run all summer at the Orpheum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09

Farmer Yes sir. that hlrcd man ~
mine is one 81 fhc ercatcst inventors
~ tho century
city Hoardcr You don't say, What
did hc invent
Fortified motion Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
HELD UNDER BOND
8eIlsire Youth Charged Win Shoot
ing HIS Brother to Appear Be-
fore Grand jury.

Albert Murphy 81 Bellaire. who was
arrested Wednesday evening ON a
charge OF shooting his brother vii
liam. was arraigned before Squire r.
= Mason. yesterday morning He en-
tered q plea 81 not guilty and was
held under 5 0nn bond tor hearing
Friday afternoon At one oclock.
The warrant was sworn out by the
father of the boys and the accused
lad evidently not know of this
asked that his father and mother he
notified - his arrest When arrFicned
before the Justice no asked that his
father. mother and Mr.. Albert Hart
susfein be- suhponeatcd o. witnesses
IN his behalf he also stated that he
could very easily prove an alihi
When interviewed. tho father stated
that Albert's actions since the crime
vas committed have been very suspic.
iCus and that the puhii. biamcs some
member az the family with the crime
He stated further that be- wished 10
have tho mystery cleared ~ possible
and % tho accused lad Be- guilty wishes
him To be- punished
spiritualsr.
4 woman spiritualisi residing in
that uciEhborhood stated to rela.
tive ~ The family that she had com
and that 80 foll her that tho sun
which WIS used iu tho caeo was bid.
den in place where animals feed
4 search vae instituted and the guu
vas found This story appears ride.
uiou- tn itself and auihoritica feel that
tho woman. or her alleged guide"
apparently know something about
tho case
The accused lad stated yesterday
Chat ho move. had 0uarrclrd with bic
brother over tho subject ~ Dis viff
or religion. as Was the opinion of the
public The case o. One Of tho most
complicated boz Tho histor, ~ belmont
county an1 tho public has become
1rrN deeply Interested in DO