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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

4 spectacular fire, which i11umina-
,a the country for miles around,
asEsstroyed the large haybarn of G. B.
Aeuss, at Germania plantation, We'd
aesday night at about o'clock. The
pafa was stocked with approximate
y 4oOO bales Of hay, and the total
iass is in the neighborhood of
Sfooo, with no insurance. The fire
" nelleYed to have been of incendiary
origin.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

AS usual, Santa Claus while in Dom
aldsonFille will make his headquarters
at Mrs. Wallis store in Mississippi
street
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

Mrs. WahIs display of YuIetide can
dies, cards, fireworks, dolls, toys and
is the finest and most COM
plete ever shown in Donaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

Merry Christmas to all.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

travelling several days ahead Of
i als schedule, old Kris Kringle' Wis
, ~ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
= nlms Thursday night and present
y mat estimable Young couple with
s ,llmas present in the shape OF
/. 3 q ulafllng baby daughter, this being
4 W w second sweet 1assie that has come
:. 70 bless the union of the happy pair.
u. chief takes pleasure in chron-
s .s.ils the suspicious event, and ex-
sshas congratulations and best wishes
= TIE diminutive newcomer and the
pfoud young parents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

among the appointments announced
me Methodist conference, recent
: u session at Crowley, was that
a. I nsV. L. D. Lipscomb as pastor of
I ~ Donaldsonville church for the CON-
~ year. Rev. Lipscomb has served
spiritual director of the local
ssshoulst congregation for the past
s ssas with excellent results, and has
Il saaae many friends here who will be
salss pleased to know he is to
z,ssual among us for another twelve
asa. Rev. and Mrs. Lipscomb and
sa ss oaDy son, Martin, attended the
naaa,asf.enee, and report having had a
4Sss interesting and enjoyable time.
MEMBERS Of the Donaldsonyille
saa Growers Association have
FL aae several express shipments Of
s ,ssseee, cauliflower, carrots and other
#=5n. .ssa to northern and eastern
aus within the past few weeks.
81, next mouth the association
~ begin shipping cabbage, turnips
sweet potatoes in carload lots.
ha,s sseting Of the organization was
Any sunday, at which an address was
asered by WE. Ellis, representing
american Refrigerating Transit
ns aas who discussed methods of
Ting ling and shipping vegetables for
ss,a.sportation to distant points and
fh,s much valuable information on
No subject to the truckers present
( f i will come to Donaldsonville
asse aaaress another meeting of the
jan aaeion on the first Sunday IN
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-12-20

Mrs. VAIL has il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
~PICKPOCKET TRUST
EXISTS In GOTHAM
According TO Testimony of Judge
Swami. Such a Trust Exists In
New York Underworld

NEW YORK. Feb. IA pick
pocket trust and other compact or.
CARNATIONS OF criminals exist in this
city's underworld. according to test
mony OF Judge Edward Swami. OF the
OF general sessions, a witness TO-
day before the aldermaLic committee
investigating vice conditions. Pick
pockets dispose of their loot at central
fences after being assigned TO sec
tons ~ the city TO ply their trade.
n when they are arrested they are
able 10 get bail readily ard lawyers 10
defend them. The trust is run like
any lawful business. he declared.
Many strong associations of Grim
inals exist. well organized and con
Quoted for the purpose Of theft" sale
Judge waun There are. however.
many different kinds of associations
For instance. there is the blackmail-
ing associat ion"
To smash these trusts" .Judra
Swami advocated that city detectives
be divided into special squads nomi-
naIly known as homicide group. bomb
throwing group and so on.
Referring 10 the "pickpocket trust"
Judge Swami told of one member he
ing assigned 20 Broadway and Forty
second street for FIVE years. rininr
pocketbooks of men and women in the
matinee crowds. This member was ar
rested four times and ALWAYS the
trust" through its members. came TO
his defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

red Erwin. tlr crack etui-pr.. tflrI
naserH.u Of CuuhrIIg- 60. who refused
70 report last season. after ing a
,'hifhr'. mas sem IN .s 1878 contract
Q" owner '.rr'.t Robinson ."r tire " heel
ing ,lpH N.!;a hi~ john iiauca,x at
tacacd.
with Jtusvi Son, o, Fort Wayne Sru-
base JOB lies between Erwin ami Nashrr
Little o. known 90 the fo.mrr lu these
parts hu' reports have ~ that ne - a
go''i bitter and fast fielder. NaSler
las lirenly been seen hy tie local fans.
ID" wtrf"ry 81. BroukiNn. y =. and rr-
tie plnyei iu several cNnibitIpn rnm.s
but did not hold on 20 the juh. OWING to
IN" ACQUISITION or Ibuod from P%ttShurEn
Conc stein brrGr-r has alr-3iiv sen
% his signed contract and % ra-4lv
4kcl, tIt e Wi! ~. dspla".a az seq
ord haze l1irsS some world heater
.Iiu.S IlouC.
KID .er has u"' .i-red y.:. Lut
here is NOT 3D." ."l-. doubt lr.. what
.v NiN lH ig fr- bach il.. AGAIN. tia!rg
N"t beng % frr ir ID 81 10 70 t.i T. s. &C.
sou. o. s,r.rd 'af 'rr Vii Raw. 20 ur
procured
oscar G-srqu. vro ..s beer winter
'Ie re tL" city VII ~ d.uht sign up iu
o. fe" 90. a. 'i-rN .sut"arI -s IS.
rsrt"I g. 80 ar. -w- RI,ftrl.un Is
'"e pit f"f Htp a. -t.-l-ui.I ia 1905
atI tss -'Ner "pof .ef ami .h-re - ro;
y kriif l'i tHut H" "a -lLu This s.a-
son ii.up' r.Ns I- st'I uf...lg but
, a. tr'H i.r"-,ri 90 De- ready go -tgu
p.R. -eryat.I~ .pi -i,o., Graz
wi' 5000. TO- '.ti- .uuf'trt soon .Ni.',
fH'I'lt.r E.rtu. tr. C'a-E-rurc Young
~i"f. VIZ Gr"uIHie Hf.r IIs SIGNATURE
r4 On q '"itft Q SHORTY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
goo" STEWART ACCEPTS OFFER
TO FIGHT WIMLER FOR 81. 900
PRIDE OF LOCAL PUoooM READY
TO BATTLE PiTTseURGHER.
Local Sports Ready To Back Winner
And Stewart Stands Ready To
Accept the Offer.

alter. Goo Stewart. the local
ooxer. appeared al the Intelegencer's
once last evening. stating that he is
ready TO fight Eddie Wimler again.
understand there two prominent
wheeling sports who will back VIM
Ter against me in Il finish fight for
900 said Mr.. Stewart. Il am will.
ing TO accept their oher and will put
up the money at any time Cor a fight
before any club on any date. These
men have been talking about backing
Winner and here is a chance for them
20 make good"
hr. Stewart siso added that II the
hght vas arranged between him and
lmier. that he would want the win
ner TO TAX down all the money.
Zoo Will remain in the CITY until
tomorrow evening. when he will de
part Tor Pittsburgh 10 see Patsy Bran
nigan night and then will 20 back 10
New Castle and remain in training un-
der Jimmy Dime. At the present time
ne IS not booked for any fights al
though II is probable that arrange
ments are being made To put him on
a card with some boxers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
NOT IDENTIFIED
Remains Of Foreigners Killed on c.
l.. & W. SIN eeiru Held.
fcatLcn Im~nnsarhIc

OWING go the manner iu which the
bodies were car to pieces and mutt
li'cd. the remains Of the two men
Who were found lying on the tracks
~ tho &. 7. q W. railway near Crps-
cent. o. on Tuesday. have not been
identified ~ yet. They we're brOugh
70 the AdOiph morpuc in Bridgepor.
yesterday. but thr undertaken is of
%" opinion thar Or viii not be- possible
Ia prepare Oh" bodies SD thar they
may be- Identified.
Yesterday morning it was reported
That Frank Natus"k and Joseph Bra
hrf two Midway. o.. foreigners. had
soto to - tllir-vill" ou Tuesday for
tHe purpose OF swearing out a warrant
Tor another foreigner iu Midway. who
ducting q ~peakeasy When the two
mon did not return 20 their homes
N's' rutt. 10 Was rumorcd thai fnsv
i.Iy have breh the ones killed. but
tn"y we're found later lu BolIalre.
coroner Movers visited the Mace
vt'ro the remains were found res
t'riay. but as There o. no WAY OF idcn-
tfFfug fh" remains mo- vCrdict could
be- rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
PRESIDENT DAWSON
COMES HERE TODAY
HTEHsTATE CHIEF WILL AxnrvE
THIS AFTERNOON.
WIN Hold 4 Conference with Owner
ROBINSON This Even1ng Re-
garding Franchise.

President Charles A Dowson Of thu
Interstate league, Will arrive I'm the city
tnls afternoon AZ . o'clock from Steu-
IetNIile Z" hold a conference with T. v.
Robinson. owner OF the Wheeling club.
regarding the local franchise.
fresident Dawson mas been in Steu-
otLNlIle the past two laws taking up
matters relative 10 the stock comnanv
when - being formed by Steubenyilie
tahs. Co finance the baseball club.
E~.NerNthinE looks nne In the Inter
state league" remarked the chief eye
'utiNe over long distance phone last
evening. II the Columbus territory OF
the American Association ~ used BY the
Interstate league. 1 DO not know un.
leF what city's name the club will PLAY.
I nat matter viii have to be talked over
VITA Bobby quinn. the owner OF the
Interstate League club. hich will be
located IN columbus. / find everything
- SteubenNille bonmiug. All the fans
axe MONTGOMERY and I think they have
been fortunate Ia securing such a good
me- uagrr.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
TOLEDO TOURNEY
FAVOR NEW RECORD
EIGHTEEN NEW ALLEYS HAVE
BEEN INSTALLED.
Chicago Teams Have Won a Greater
Fart OF IltieS In Past A. q.
&. Meets-The Fiqures.

CHICAGO. Feb. ID Managers OF
me thirteenth annual tournament OF
ne american Rowling Congress. which
VIII be held February - 10 March n
~, ioiedo are promising records In
nv classes of the meet Conditions
under which visitors will bowl their
Tine games will be favorable to high
scores Tho interior OF the Terminal
building, in which the eighteen drive
ways are being Installed. was
~ architects In the employ of The
tournament Company and everything
mas been planned with an eye toward
convenience.
The best Ave man team total ever
toiIeu IN the y. u. G. Journeys since
me present system OF playing across
ihre alleys VAS started was 2.9G2.
made IN 1909 by the Lipmans OF Chi
gaSo. This score mas been bothered
~ every association tournament in
me last Few years n records now
Standing in the A. B. e.. are lower as
= Tute nan marks In the usual city
meet
This is explained by the fact tLa;
alleys for a. u. G. tournaments are
always new and bOwlers have an equal
Rance as far as alley luck goes. The
:lty tournaments are held on old nj
fNs; sometimes not even Dlaned anew.
90 that men who know their losyncars-
ieF OF these boards are able TO take
advantage az them.
view aIIt5 . are new in every reSppCf
TOT none OF them. even by the end OF
me tournament. has had time 10 sink
10 certain Places or 20 become dishcd
Or hollow ust in front OF the pins.
ibis dishinR is the most common %
lowing alley ailments and experts in
ne game ere soon able TO detect and
lake advantage % IL.
chicago has figured prominently in
NJ Journeys Of the Congress. having
p maoTlty Of championships 10 its
"redit. In the twelve years 81 record
keeping this city has won cigh' nNr
man titles. three first prizes ia doublss
. individual victories and the same
number OF titles in the al events
Following Is a list Of the winner
last year IN tho four events
Five man tcGW@-BrunsWics All.
stars New York;. 93l. i.02o. 90
-otal pins 2.9D4.
Two man teams-Phillip Sutton and
y J. Owen louisville 39s. 49,. ~
-tOal pins 1853.
Indiyiduals-Larry Sutton Rochry.
.er y. W.. 2l3. 200. 257-tOtli pins
All events-phiIip Sutton louis
VIlleI. 81. 80 G2S-tOtat Minis for
tine games. 1873.
Following arr the record marks
Five man teams Lipmaus. Ch.ca
go made IN 1909.
Two ma ntesm~-A. and T. Schvoe.
Fler. Madison. Wis. Lot. made i1
Individuals T Haley. Detroit. -o5.
made iu 1910
Al' oreuts-T va sy. Detroit. r
hfi made in 1909
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
UT.TEE-PIKE
Vance Memorial Announcements.

iH.fS Iurlor conference VIII De
A". DO the IaI!pr 81 tho Vance Mem
% u.lrre this evuing. beginning az
'". Rev " NJ. Hayes. y. d ~
'Eautins China. VIII conduct the meet.
D ara VIII tel CT fH' great work thar
being done ia that land. This is ouiv
o.. ~" many r|"efiIE 1T ls being
i-.I o. arl afusUu Wheel. ng in tho
N"W 'Niua T~aUpaiLr
meeting Tor N"W- - THIS new
tiaitiEu Will Doe heir I. the Vance
I.'u" lei church. SatgrGav afternoon 2
interesting addresses WIZ re
.aaa" b. nr. MARY a.. FuItan ana Or.
Nnl.rt VI Il-s. 1uln nf Chlna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
HELD TO COURT
Pc5ert E5ley. the Coiored Man
charged With Criminal Assault
Held Under $1,000 Bond.

Robert Ediey. coiOred. wa hold 10
await the action ~ The grand Jury.
LIuer $4,000 Yesterday ou a charge OF
hrNing committed 4 criminal assault
or the person 81 Mary Poke a foreign
fIiI. Tue testimony gwen b. ne
complaining witness in the case. w.S
@" tn" eject that Ealev had OVERFLOW
cred her 10 the nome Of . prominent
~cGttIe-pike people. where both oY tie
principals IN the case are employed.
cragg'd her into q room OF the house.
locked the door OF the room placing
b'dclothes IN her mouth TO keep her
from calling for assistance. and com
uittvd The assault.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Big VERDICT
Gwen Miner IN Common Pleas Court
Yesterday For the Loss
Of An Arm

Tho $1,000 ,tmaen suit % Ron
$ NI,k or Bgrtou against tho y O.
O. Coal Company VHs tried iy % Iurs
in fhn Common Pleas G0urf cd -
ti1irff.Ue yesterday ana resulted .r
no frdinE ~ q verdict for e. nln 10Y
Pho plaintiff Suit Wf4 brought fUutn
vim" s.o. folloaine Iu accident in tho
mine. BOO which tl" pi1'ntIT lost an
arm
SrhIOf alleged that no .-ciIcn. IN
uHiCl Do I14f l'l arm vn~ duo 10 fhr
q .-I gene" of tIe company. IN that
fifr dId NOT have fhn door tu 1u rufrv.
81 rfch no WIS hIs duty 10 open and aI-
l0W chr. tn pas. property hung
This 10 n ~ fhH Target rrrdfrfs
fhnf was r.or Granted a~1fr-t "a ,o.f
COMPANY in The Belmont county court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
FINE CONCERT
Rendered Last Evening BY Y. M. C..
a. Orchestra in Lobby Of
Association Building.

Preceding the Cannon lecture IN the
\ VI. & y auditorium last evening,
10" Y VI. 9. a. orchestra rendered a
concert in the lobby OF the associa
ton building from 7.I5 until ST.
O'Clock. The orchestra consisted of
nine pieces. and an excellent pro.
gram was rendered. as follows:
he Light Cavalry Two Step.
arr. by r. l.. Halle
Tho Roulette Reel 90. Henry Lodge
"ii~uWCresquc" .. Dvorok.
The Daahiug Cavaliers. Hummer.
S"renadc "tupid's Charm" II. c. Miller
Try Eeuter's Best Creamery Butter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Horsemsn Arrested.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Feb. 10
Harry Smith. a horseman OF Hunting
ton. was convicted on the charge OF
grand larceny in criminal cCurt hero
this afternoon. Smith was charged
with securing eighty dollars from the
West Virginia Fair association here
during the racing meet here last fall
by representing himself TO be half
owner OF the horse Strong Point.
which had won this money In a race.
when u Was proven by the evidence
he had no interest IN the horse.
The horse vas the property OF Fred
Hatfield. OF lronton. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
CONSIDER SALE
Directors Of la Belle viii Meet This
Morning at Steubenvilie to
Discuss Sale Of Plant.

This morning. in the offices OF the
company. al Steubenville. the direc.
tors OF the La Belle Iron Works will
meet to discuss the sale OF the plant
TO an eastern syndicate. II is under.
stood the syndicate has accepted the
proposition 20 purchase for s2s.5eO. 900
cash and the sale will no doubt he
contaminated. La Belle stock took n
slump Yesterday on the Pittsburgh
exchange. the common az COZ and
dropping TO 1875. while the preferred
oponed AZ 13l and dropped to l26.
The outcome OF today's meeting will
hc awaited with interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au-
thorized pay stations:

C0mpany's Office. corner 18th &
Chapline street. Wheeling. W. Va.
Bank Of Fulton. Fulton. W. Va.
The First National Bank. Elm Grove.
W"st Virginia.
state Bank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove, West Virginia.
Fay YOUR electric light. water and
gas bills at the most convenient "a
station. &. d JUNKINS. Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
DISASTROUS FIRE
AT AMSTERDAM
Huffman Block Destroyed by Fire.
Caus nS 4 Loss Of Thirty Thou
sand Dollars.

NTEUBENNGLLi:. O. Feb l3-Fira
that started IN the huffman Opera
house "a hotel. a cement and franz
building NJ Amsterdam. This county.
destroyed the huffman block ami
three other twO story frame buildings
tonichi. cntailinE a loss OF 10000.
Building occupied by sam Green
hers saloon, Toe Ciarry saloon. VI.
Juskcys saloon were burned Several
other tI:lGings were damaged. all in
the business part of the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
FRED ERWIN SIGNS
UP WITH WHEELING
CRACK SEMI-PRO. AND FORHER
HoLDOUT SIGNS
Three Players Already on tie Roster
ElGht Players Hsve Eot Been
Signed.
RosrER

I\IIE1aIEfGS ASHER
STiINEkEN\ E.R. ERWIN
NSlG\EI'
tN'ttifRS- MfIa HER
~ lt.iit.lsS ItlttfNspSpN.
gkNttAN. 'l.Nisk. "a NtPtI-
I;E.fS
tNi'ElpEitS GRAY SER
NNTII-S
pjTI1ILDERS A.DUNN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

. business caller in tho Grove ycster-
Fulton. ~
t'prge Ross. Of parAer-hurg f. VISIT
ms friends iu Fulton foI a few DAYS
Junu TTusSell and barry TayIor. OF
tn b-nve. viii leave TODAY FOR ohio 10
Ni-lt friends Tor a couple OF days.
Mr. aHd Mrs !. l.. sutherland. OF
NtSf alexander. were business callers
IT. the eats y~est-rday.
Mr. ana N-S. Hermann Wagner. %
L"i iuE Palare, arc the proud parents or
a baby boy.
Institute VIII be held in the GrerRs-
vie school house on March S
MIS- S~Chambua. 81 cecil Place. l.
ness
p W Moore 81 West Alexander. vas
To- she city on business yesterday.
Dr Conrad and Fred Elmer. OF IN.
have placed orders FOR automo-
hirs Hartiein NJ Edgdnie. Is on the
=. a1I Nfrs n p sample. Of YVES,
a" Earder we're in the city yesterday
ur business
Woman Charged WIN BIeamy.
'LiNkSTTRG. W. Va. Feb. IA
Mrs. Anna Rhode Haley who nae -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
M'CARTY WILL
FIGHT WELLS

CHICAGO. Feb. 13-Luther McCar-
tvs next night will be with Bonn
badier Wells. The place will he Madi-
son Square Garden. New York. and
the date will be- March II or a date
close to that. This was agreed upon
today between McCarty's manager
and the proprietOrs OF the Madison
Square Garden club. II was announced
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

ried here Saturday TO Herbert Haley.
a local glass worker. has been arrest
cd and bonded for trial on a charge
OF bigamy preferred by Joseph Lamar
a contractor OF Detroit. Mich, who
declares she is his wife. She Genie.
the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

re fr'.'- - huf t... MIXERS ami
NI-- t-ira Cues. both % N,s- Afc,.
-n1"r wII i- surprised fr hear r. sl,ir
rHrr.tE' Which t..t place TO- bus
last Monday they arrived 20 West
.rNaudor. last gre both well
SHOWN Ir and around Wet AIcVardcr.
aud hPre 70 fDs' or f-.eud- VINO wien
tl"m success and happiness %trrouri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

fD+ION. lrt It Tho Uuu.e nf
q trl. fo H.fh. rejected trr Welsh di.
fhI Um.pf hIl g. 90 Thu. ift
'lf. . Identical Nifl fHaf COL tho homo
rule iIl F must Ir passed b.. fvp
t~''"rd'nE pol toms % fhe Unuaa 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Vr.enfIrn SocIn1

This evening Iu tn. basement ~ the
Ftf-r " o.. church OF E!m Grow. tb.
INfils 90 the STANDARD Beavers claas.
''u"r iU" direction OF fi,.r fclrhe.
AlitS M-rtt1 Way. viii EI.e r. ,aleutine
s"cal c.ssshw'ute viii L- served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Pnhuc Anrrnr

ITO pablo sale 81 f.o goods oft by
jane Davis. the Greek. v.p le~f fia
moo ~ business laef SUNDAY nlgU.. VII
te sold ~ public auction. lnnirg O.
iu clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Pennsy.
newark.
For+ Kerry Dao4s

amer la" Sheet a. Itr I'.tf. -
bowling ami |hannI~f AMT tNp-la,u
tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Woman charoes wiz aIcanv

LARkSlI'RG. W. Va. Feb. IA
Mrs Anna Rhode Haley. who was mar
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-09-18
new MOVE BYTHAW LAWYERS
Apply to Federal Judge for Writ OF
Habeas corpus-If Granted Will
Mean Freedom.

Colebrook, n. H., Sept 15-Although
still under guard here, Harry K. Thaw
is believed now to be nearer complete
legal freedom than ever before since
he shot Stanford White. His case
finally has got into the federal courts
and the way now is paved to have the
supreme court of the United States
pass ON his case if necessary.
The fourteenth amendment enabled
the Thaw attorneys to 60 into the
federal court and get writ of habeas
corpus, returnable Tuesday before
Judge Aldrich.
william Travers Jerome, specially
deputized to bring the fugitive back
to the asylum, heard the news with
i'll grace and characterized the move
as one of bad faith. There had been
a gentleman's agreement, he said, that
neither side was to make q court
move pending the extradition hearing
before Governor Felker in Concord.
Should this federal writ be grant.
ed. it will mean that Thaw is q free
man in any state in the Union