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Arizona republican., 1913-05-09
An Unnecessary Complication

We do not see why the perpexing problem Of
mine taxation, either through the products of the
mine or taxation fixed valuation should be
further complication by the question the life" of
the mine The mine pay taxes after it is
dead
The life" depends in part, upon the vigor with
which the mine is worked We may take mines
OF the producing class which may say have eaeh
fifty million tons of ore From a million tons
are extracted yearly, giving the mine a fifty
years. From the other five million tons taken
away annually that the life OF that mine is
years. 1t cannot be contended in such case that
there has been discrimination taxation o
these two mines through their products
Then may take mines, containing
twice as much ore the other both being operated
at the same rate. Tho smaller mine. Of course will
have q life only half long the other. when
il is dead il has laid down burden Of taxation
1t paid its share while living. ana its longer lived
neighhor goes on paying and perhaps takes up a
part Of the burden which the had borne
Arizona republican., 1913-05-09
ABLE TO FIX THE BLAME
brooklyn STANDARD Union)

(BrOoklyn Standard Union)
once a month the Memphis Commission Gov
eminent" municipal magazine, is published by
the city of Memphis. This is nothing unusual nor
the that that form OF government been
adopted by the Tennessee The interesting
and instructive feature of the publication is the
made of the first page. of the magazine. On
are printed instructions to citizens rules
for the conduct Of the city government. For
instance. citizens told to call up certain
telephone number if the garbage is not moved
promptly, and another number if the lamps
are lit and so For every class of
plant the telephone number of the department
which responsible the condition is given.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-09
How to Grade a Baby
(LOndon MaiD

CLOndOn Maid
The baby competition in New York prompts the
question. What the qualities that go to make
the perfect baby?
"fhe less Importance given to the weight OF
the baby the better" said physician, who has
been the chief judge at several baby shows
Prizes should be given for quality. quantity
In finding the perfect baby should o
one that could meet the following requirements:
No mark blemish on the skin
Good muscular development
Very vigorous and active
Always smiling
Sound sleeper with mouth closed
Good shaped head.
Clean mouth and well-shaped palate
Good eyes. nose hands and feet
Weight showing progress from six to
ounces week for the six months and from
four to five ounces afterwards.
THE value of baby cannot be estimated by
weight or size; that is why I say progress of
weight. Other important facts about perfect
baby are that very early it is capable of holding
up its head properly OF sitting up, and begin
ming to stand. crawl walk. 1t is to find
a baby answering all these requirements'
Arizona republican., 1913-05-09
JIMMIE SKUNK FINDS FRIENDS

(C1cVeIand FTaIn DeaIer)
Men usually do not like skunks There is
And yet good skunk is
neither aggressive quarrelsome He makes use
of his peculiar means of self-defense only when he
is compelled protect himself He is in fact
rather admirable member of universal society
The lawmakers of Ohio have been wise enough
to recognize the slIunk'S worth They have sgni-
fled this recognition by extending the closed
for skunks.
SkunkS Killed for three first, for
Arizona republican., 1913-05-09

their pelts second, because they occasionally steal
hens eggs; and third, from mere human "cussed-
ness
They are protected very excellent rea-
SON. Their diet consists very largely of insects
which are injurious plant life. They death
to white grubs, and when there Is an abundance
of grasshoppers the skunks grow fat ana sleek.
They supplement their insectvorOus rations by such
field mice come their way; and when other
rations are short they steal few eggs. They do
much good than harm to the farmer.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-09
. Arizona Republican Editorial Page

Of q physical encounter in certain circumstances.
But We think that The Review has taken this
matter up late. the Of the adjournment
OF the legislative session. 1t might be revived on
opening of the firth special session when the
regular session If the second Arizona legsIa-
onnNeneS.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-09

As "el-wisher, Mr.. William Stewart would
not permit himself be surpassed by the court
even if it q United states court
Arizona republican., 1913-05-09

Inc incident Of the captured aeropIane at Tue
son suggests an overhaung of international agree
lnents for another definition Of munitions of war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
.SUFFRAGETTES
STUMP JERSEY
General Jones and Her Followers De-
liver Addresses at Wilmington
During Day.

Wilminton. Del 4 Feb. - Gen
'ial" Rosali" &. Jones and he- band
OF suiiragertes held full sway IA WA
mIngtun today and tonight. The
chief feature this evening Was tho
appearance OF several o. the leaders
~ a local vaudeville thester. where
they spoke between the acts Their
addresses. which did not exceed five
minutes each. wcr" on the general
subject of woman suffrage and wer-
"a repetition generally of what had
been said az street meetings 1Irrcr
ia 10" day.
The hikers viii leave Wilmington
az " e. IN tomorrow The first stop
viii be- ~ Newport. D.l.. vucr" Mr.
John \ CraustOu. president OF th.
Delaware Women Suffrage Assoc.a-
ton, VIII XIV" tH" part. luuoh,-pu.
The ucN' stop vii be- at Newark.
Del. mn" miles further on. wl,r"
'h" 2nu students OF I...l4ware College
ar" "sp'-t'i 10 escort the STA ragrrt--
fhrourl tsIf town V.fh fn, collie.
brass baaI 10" party viii sp.ui
tomorrow hisUt ~ Elhtou. Nd. siN
miles below N"War. eighteen muc,
from Wilmington
v'dc d..'ercu," of opinion in o.,
RANKS co. tH" hIk"r- manifested .f-,l'
today when th"t hoard o.: the iloa.
.rg up Of Llu.d.G .orEr.- country
hou" and that English onic..l- at
tfihIt-i if 20 arnral.-f- or their
male sympathiz.r. Mis- B., zab..h
freeman. Whu ia- -"rt~I 600 lppret
fir"-hp for th- cause. Iu tu-tuf
Nh'r" -h' vd- tN4.- arr- -f"d dc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
EXPECT ANOTHER
OUTBREAK SOON
Expected Within Few Days-Cosl
Tipple and Home Of Night Watch
man Fired By Bugs.
Inteiligencer Bureau.
Charleston, W. Va. FEB. 1e.

The ecffIre afirc ~ the mouse oc-
.atI.d t, MaI.r j %. Payne. chief OF
mine waf,hm.r ON Cabin Creek. at
i',.ufs and "a, destruction OF tipple
of N o. Zeal company at E.lk Ridge.
.,'th of Wii,h places are within the
martial Jaw zone of Paint and cabin
.'r.ohS rIe caused much aXniety
am.ui those VIII, tear another out
tr'Ik ir The mining region. ~ T. con-
tended hr th" or' ritprs that both az
these tonna4'ra'."us are of incendiary
origin. Major Pasuc and his wifo
,~.ar,d ht jumping from a second
Sf.rr window ESCAPE rt the stair
Wat had been liarkadcd hy tho inccn-
diaries tlnpdfulrcz and detectives
were sent Co thy scene carly this
morning
N.|.f E'iutf was .n tho city this
rf. .ruroU. but would not discuss tho
IlIa tf military authorities. except
In $50. thl' ft.. were apprehendinR
as r.r "f th. af eyed participants
.n 900. rintirr DURING the past few
months or which O. number of lives
have been lu-f AND many PERSONS
assaulted 20. Thought ~ improbable
..r fr. UIff"-. .omrnI Ission Co Eit
before Oh" latter p1r' 90 next week.
.NIrE tn fhs tHloae corpus cases now
f.erdirt .u tho sul reno court ~ ap-
t,sHie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
AND MADERO WILL BE AN
EXILE FROM HIS COUNTRY
EDWIN WALKER
FOR CABINET
Generally Thought That Chancellor
or New Jersey VIII Be Selected
By Wilson For Cabinet.
IntoL.jgencsr Bureau.
wnahinyvon, ID. c., reb. l9.


Flv.n r. WalSer. chancellor Of
.se~ Jersey. who dircctc,. the drafting
81 ID" 'seTen sisters the proposed
anti-tTus; laws % New Jersey. Is the
man thrt President-eiect Wilson has
In mind 20 take charge Of the depart
nlent or Justice II his cabinet, accord
Ing 10 reliable reports IN Washington
tonight 11ls news reached WashIg-
ton today and was quietly talked
around among the Democratic leaders
Chancellor Walkers antitrust bills
in New Jersey have already received
wide attention. They provide person
al Enlistment for officers OF trusts
which break the laws. President.
elect Wilson. six Years ago IN a
speech at the jamestown exposition,
came out boldly for personal punish
ment 10 break up the practice OF re-
batting by railroads. a practice which
was then being laid bare. lie de-
clared az that time the best method to
stop reha'ing was 10 jail John D.
Rockefeller and not fine the Standard
Oil company s2g.OOc.OOO This speech
was delivered q few weeks after
Judge keuesaw Mountain I.andis har
handed down his famous decision, fin
ing the standard OIL company the
stup"udOus sum of $4,000 coo for re-
batting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
WHITMAN UNEARTHS
MORE POLICE GRAFT
Figures Show Enormous Payments to
Police by the Saloons for
Protection.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Additional
figures TO show the enormous pro-
portions OF alleged graft payments TO
the police were obtained BY District
Attorney Whitman today. Twenty sa-
loon and hotel keepers we're ques
toned. and one. d negro. Leroy vii
kins. later appeared before the grand
jury. 20 which he repeated his state
meuts that he wds assessed frCm 500
10 500 month by the police for
protection.
The evidence that the district at
toTuey has been gathering from hotel
and saloon keepers in the districts
commanded by Captain Walsh, whose
confession followed that OF roAce-
man Eugene Fox. ana led 10 the in
diCtment ~ former Inspector. now
Captain sweeney. On graft charges.
will br laid before the extraordinary
grand jury beginning tomorrow Il
will SHOW according To the district
attorney. that more than 3Oo saloons
hotelE-mauy N which violated 10
Law and disOrderly resorts paid
regularly every month for freedom
from police interference The total
revenue from these places L. estI-
matcd b, the district attorney al
about s2-u.Uo1 a year from thi, one
INSPECTION district
captain Sweeney. who vas reduced
from Inspector foiiOai BIZ indie.
mcut Monday Wa arraienci today
and offered. through hi. counsel. tO
plead not guilty. with leave 90 with
draw" later This pleading the court
refused tu accept ami re- set the hear
ing tor Monday
The Indictment oi another police
officer. Who. it is alleged. acted as
collector for Sweeney. Is expected
to De- returned by the grand jury
tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20

MEXICO CITY. Feb is- Francisco
!. MaderO. depOscd from the presi-
denCy yesterday. Viii be rNled. Ar
rangements have been made Tor MS
departure from the capital for Vera
Cruz tonight From there he will sail
Tor some European port.
Nadero viii be accompanied hy d :
wife and perhaps b. A.s father and
other members oi his family.
Ills .Oyal aide. Captain Federico
Nontes. viii also 20. but iu he capacI-
- OF a guard The party viii proceed
20 Vera Cruz under escort.
Tho execution of Gustavo Madero.
bTotser 81 the dePosed pre1ldent. was
iu" most tragic occurrence OF today
fir vas subjected 20 The Fugitive
.oV. ana Was shot TO death by his
guards
Tn. members ot the cabinet and
most OF the other prisoners We're re-
l"as@d This morning Franc.:SO Ma
derO. lose Pine .-uar-I. the vice pr s.
Iu"uf and EeTdIcO GyUHale- Cara. gov
errOr OF th" federal district. We're rh..
only important prisoners held.
Ern"s'o Nad"ro. tn" former finance
minister. paid Lengthy Visit mis-
afternoon 20 Francisco
Prn"raI iig"rta. VINO has assumed
o." post OF governor general and
General DlaZ had 900 extended con
florence after which y Wd- announced
fa1' th't vrr- .u complete accord
Later Genera. iiu"r't was .r confer
errn Nifh %" American Amht-s td lr.
Henry Lane Wilson
group ~ senator discussed ta-.
ri"-tiru ui o." pres d"u,t tt'l Gen.
eral Hu-rft. Who 10 is understood VII
receive 't" ap0.rtWort ut provisional
Ir"-it.a' 90 20" hands ~ congress. a
Meeting of which body has hr-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
White penounees eIasseoek.

Special Dispatch to tie Intelligencer.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. ia
sympathetic valkout OF miners in
western Pennsylvania TO aid the
striking miners in West Virginia was
urged in resolution presented TO
the convention Cf district No. .. Unit
ed Mine workers. in Labor Temple
this afternoon. and was defeated only
after sfirring debate Along with A
vigorous denunc iation of Governor w.
r.. GlasscoCk and the West Virginia
coal operators. delivered by President
John +. White OF the nited Mine
workers az the morning session. the
POO odd miners Delegates largely oc-
Cupied the day with the troubles OF
their brethern in the Paint Greek and
Cabin Creek regions OF the adjoining
state. The resolution proposed TO
call strikes in any mines IN the Pitts
burGh district filing orders of the
West Virginia operators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
GX-RULER MAY BE
DECLARED INSANE
For Time He Will BE Confined
in Asylum and Then Sent
to Europe.
GustavO MaderO. Brother of the
DepOsed Ruler. Was Shot
to Death by Guards.
RISE AND FALL OF
rAANCI9CO L NADERO,

Jun" .. Mad-ro impris-
oned ON charge of sejition 10y
POrfIfio Diaz
October :. 1910 Madsro cs-
caFed from prison and lied t.
san Antonio. Texas
November. 1910 Mad"ro began
recruiting revolutionary army
February. 1911 MaderoS troops
defeated fcd'ralS near casa
Grands.
May. i9Ii-M Madero captured
uanez. PoTfirio piaZ resigned
this month ard Madero became
provisional president
october. iyil Madero elected
prt ~ident of Mexico.
March. 1912 --PaSqual Orozco.
.Ir. began revolution against
MdIero.
February -. f9tS-FeliX p.sL
and bernardo Reyes led rebel
army against National Palace
" wI-re MadeTn Hud his loyal
troops intrenrh"d themselves
February IS. isi3--MadsrO re-
signed and Ms arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
SENATORIAL
DEADLOCK
UNBROKEN
Nine Ballots Taken Without An
Eiection-Elkins Foreeu TO the
Lead Win 28-Hubbaru, I.
Inteutgencer Bureau.
Charleston. w. Va. Feb. Is.

Charleston. w. Va. Feb. 1S.
Nine more ballots were taken by
the Republican members OF the
Legislature in caucus on a candidate
for United States senator tonight.
but the deadlock remained unbroken
when Adjournment was taken at
1880 until tomorrow night. Elkins
supplauted Mann in the lead tonight.
/ but the Monougala county candl-
dates best effort was 20 votes. Mann
pressing close with -. Forty one is
necessary to choice. under the
three-iifths rule adopted by the eau
Gus. Sixty OF the 6S Republicans
were in attendance. including the
nine holdouts.
1t was evident throughout the
evening that a choice would be i'm
! possible. The elimination rule was
put into effect. but several efforts 10
, adopt il We're met with opposition
+ on the part OF the insurgents. and
| for the sake OF harmony II was
often dropped
To Caucus Tonight.
{ The result Of the caucus tomorrow
night will decide the question. as
I the opportunity then afforded To get
together Will b" tb.. last az tine pres
cnt session II Adjournment without
an election - taken. th,. seudturia!
primary j. the only resource LETT.
Realizing this fact. the Republicans
pushed the Parrish primary bill
/ which had passed the house some
time ago. we'll W ON the senate cal
crdar. and it will probably come Up
on passage TO-DAY
, Senator Julian g.. Rearue ~ ONO
t county Jared better In the voting than
did NAM Who hId come OIt as actual
i candidates. a";iN" or receptive -
/ the eighth ballot the Ono county sen.
q 1-Ur pO.lGd ave votes. ihO~e uf ArhpEy.
I Bloch. Weiss. Wilson and F.oShcr. lie
received q scattering vote ,u other bal
.O's. Arb"uZ policd three votes Ol
4 the tfth. those uf Hraru.. Weiss and
/ senator England. lie was given 9th
| er votes from time 20 time. reaching
7 four on The siK+h G.Jrg, \ Laugh
lin cf Wheel.rr also came m for eom
plIM"nidry au".finu. receiving votes
from Bloch ana Fll.- on the sixth.
" eiss voted tor Albpr' % Scheuk ON
The seventh Faris voted ou the soy
, cnth Tor Ellis - Nu~t oi Moreau'Jwn a.
{ ! osf returned tl" compliment On fac
Delegate John \. Porter 90 Nefc.rk.
Judge FrauS cox of IorEaufONu. I.N
congressman Joseph Iioit Cans ana
y "! ShOWalter uere among 'h. 9th
"rS tu receive compliurDtars support
Hinrrudu o. Marshall voted fOr Por-
'e-
4 Ti" caucus Wss pr.-ited over by
'LaIrinHu \ B.iS- Mc'ruui. With Del
egafc T.. VI l!.uermau az Narschall
tcirG a1 chairman during o." la-'
Three h1Ic'e
Both Senator Eus!alI ana Delegate
sherman Robinson deprecated th" ac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
SENATE DEFEATS
WOMANS SUFFRAGE
While The Vote Is Withheld Until
Today The Measure Was Defeat
ed BY Vote OF ~ 20 13.
Wheeling Charter Bill Signed BY Gov
erncr Classcock And Copy
Given Wallace.
Intel1g sncer Bureau.
Charleston. W. Va. Peb. le.

Charleston, W. Va. Peb. ls.
The Wheeling charter bill was
signed by Governor Giasseoek today.
A certified copy Of the measure was
turned over TO John Wallace. ~-o
headed the movement in favor Of its
passage.
Mr.. Wallace leaves tomorrow morn
ns fer Wheeling 20 turn tne COPY over
TO Mayor n. L. KIRK and the beard OF
eentroi m order tr5t arrangements
may be Immediately effected for hold
ING Tho referendum election On its
rejection or ratification by the voters
set for March IS.
Tn" senate sessions today Nsre not
marked by n. thrilling and exciting
Incidents that characterized the wu:k
~ the hors- hut The procsedius-
wee anything bur dIll The wOman's
suffrage amendment kept the upper
bran % on 'h- Map during the morn
IuE. while q til' between Senator
Eut .ant AID Mac 'Orsle over The
thar,csto. charter bin h-lped brea..
the monotonous grinding of law maa-
u.aciUrirg machiner'
Suffrage Defeated.
The suIup. aweuGmeg' vent down
to temporary d-fest in blaze of ora
tory fhHt risali'd anything of the hind
il~ senate has staged this session
senator Kidd became The godfather o
fhr resolution a- if came over from
ih" house. where d. passed YESTERDAY
lu brilliant speech D." plead for -
Ia' sag. aruiard~d hy scores - Nom.
cn adN OCat'S OF tho measure. Who
crowded every available inch a.: floor
space iu fh" spacious chamber Seua-
Tor litfn 'ld also enlisted under tine
-g'frrc' banner and made an eloquent
appeal ou bel1if - fh" fair sex Sen
a.ur i'f"rrh and Senator KIny took
issue Win fhH supporters Of The res.
o.u.cu Senator Kump declared iu
uufNi-faLJhit terms that women iu hi-
IHr' Uf On" state ufr" opposed 20
equal -u~rirs and weren't "a bif back
nard r -Ht 'uE sn ll' pointed oct fir
fa, fhI' DO" uulS states Iu which
votes frr women have been granted
condition ar" altogether different
from We-i virginia Nlth its brilliant
public men and hom" lowing queens
of fNr Nlr H.Il il ale1 Iouk ~crt-
fnr kldi fu fIa, ru fh" Giunt soma
tul asacr ipu thtf ttr rl-i- u' tur
lu-c "uI'i u.f hr injured D. pcru..
iiHI women '' tt.'I r.e pDlif.rl-
realm
senator Tr.r,h srrr. toned fhe sfti
'uf" 'Htrr d. if.or kump Th"
f1.r uu ttN measure -'orI ff fI 't.
four SHORT "f th. required $500 f. .r.e
..'" hl' nrru..u. .-iurrf rf tho result
HI. rnHrUr ru'N tOWurr0v There
i- hIf 'if''r lu4hf tuv over. thar fte
tHHuur.'uIfu' RI ruf t.grrr a- ftr
opponents Or fNr us sf-frr. Wrpu -
tors .r. rI f.r.r.f. d'r.arrI .f.rf.1
.nt ''.t would continue fn BOLD
t-r .-Iif.f
TI. sDr.. over on. 'tI.In...r ,r...
-'r b.' conn. vI'r Hrel.I ..Irh. .n
hsv' H .I..rs"I Na,"nri'r .N.r.I
FfrU orr. sff.ru and 4rUcstfsf Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1e-Alresdy
forced to face plots. the new admin
istration caused the arrest tonight Of
General Francisco Romero.
Romero is accused OF completely
with Francisco Cosio Robello ~ a new
revolt. The plot involves a Group OF
ruraleS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20

fnHiLfIbN. Ter. 90 rurrrHnf.
ohio nnd Wraterl rrrrayfrauIr. To-
sr'aFltg r.0.1iuras. IfHfafIv srtio,grf
- ralH end r"lIrr Thursday FrfFag
.rT r.ffu
Wsef VirVria. Irr.eas.rg sreutiaess
.hnIF i'Nnred - rain Tlurafay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20
DELEGATES FROM
OHIO co. JOKES
Three OF Them Join Boilers and
Democrats to Try to Prevent
Continuance Of Caucus.
Their Trick. However. Was Defeated
MANY Members Absent, Ar
rested by Sergeant
Intslligencer Bureau.
Charieston. W. Va. -eb. 10.

Charleston. W. va. reb. ls.
An unsuccessful effort To prevent
caucus aud an election by the Re
pubiicaus Oh United states senator
was MADE b. the auti-RepubIicaus,
backed By the sUlid strength Of
Democratic mrmoe,s ~ the house OF
4tsatss thIs evrning The boI.ers
ana their Democratic allies tried to
put through motion 10 hold "a might
'ess iuu. taking advantage OF the alb
sen'e ui % number o. Republican deli
fai'~. The motion lost on "a tie vote
~ 80 10 %. While the cNCiteiurut
Us az IT. height Speaker George or
d"r'd Ga" ScrE-Gutaf-drm- 10 bring
20 ih" absentee. ordering HIM 20 call
on tAc state militia 90 u-cr-sar,
several "i them Wcrr PLACED und r
arrest ara harrI"d to the chamber tu
iW' ip break up 90" nlihu-t-I The
incident Mas on. oi the most .Aci'iug
OF th" session
I". deal fo- tLe support az the
Democratic side waz pa through
fhir morning by fh" boilers. Wno are
supporting Hubbard aud Edwards for
iu" senate Tn" understandings V.S
iIt ~" democrats. 10 return fot "a
sstiue d. Lr~akIl= up thr caucus.
"'r" to r"ceIv" special mtor- ir
gI~..ls up bills on the special cai.r.
ihr arranged bv the committee on
f9.'-. a. which AIb.uI. ~ ohio.
leader ~ huifers. De- chairman
IT," t""' came 90 " g. tt.S evening
ou o. motion o.. Talbot. Drmocrtt.
f" r"cr-s urti n oclOrA tonight The
majority "a- prepared 10 meet the
occasion. however. ard Parrish. or
Harrison. prompt. mDsrd o. adjourn
Boz" motion io-' o.. to 80 Parrish
fr'r moved 20 amend fh" rrce-s hou-
Goo oC!D,t. 4 tpfI call WAS do.
mand"d ou ta- amendment Whit"
'r" r1I Ua- urtLE called Speaker
''""r4" ordered th" .orr"auj at-ara.-
'' bring ia fI. absent m.ub~r- Til.
amendment l..' br ,otr of o. m a
Legisisto-s Arrested.
.. nf.rIut motion r..u.f.I .. d
'.' .n'' uf 20 fu 30 ali under fI,.
rs.'- NIs declared ln-' Affr- flr
'".' 'li o. announced ~p.lk.r
tf' rrfr aEa'l ordered trr 81 --..rf 90
Arr.t fo lr.rl 900 fh. tI-sufss- .r.
..rrInl fluf ~ r.-. .'Inrr ucr. needed
fh" chair would .r. Thar urrr frr.
i-H'I ~'.'fl. ti..fnr. R.tc picked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-20

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 19.-Governor
Victorisno Hueta was elected proVi-
tional president BY congress az sp--
cial secret session tonight.