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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-15
bob" FITZSIMMONS GIVES
TALK TOP. s. TROLLEY MEN

PATERSON, N. j., Feb. 15.-"Bob"
Fitzsimmons, the retired pugilist.
gave a short talk to the boys" of
the Public Service Corporation at the
car barns. Keep the boys in school,
mothers" was the advice of the long,
thin fighter.
Fitzsimmons's appearance in Pat
erson was at an entertainment given
by the Public Service trolley men.
He was received with great enthusl-
asm, and his "don'ts" were listened
to with keen interest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-15
HELEN KELLER TO MARCH
IN SUFFRAGE PARADE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-Miss
Helen Keller, the distinguished deaf
and blind writer, will march in the
suffrage parade March 8, in the col
| lege division.
As an aftermath of his anti
suffrage speech Representative ]. C.
Hef1in received many comic vaen-
tines yesterday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-15
STUDENTS AS BooTBLAcKs

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb 15.-A
dozen candidates for membership in
Harvard's famous Institute of 1770''
and ID. K. E. fraternities have be-
come itinerant bootblacks. Attired as
street gamins, shortly after daybreak.
the dozen. armed with bootblack out
fits, made the rounds of the dormito-
ries, shining the shoes of the mem
bers OF these two fraternities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
VACATION HOME
At Bethany. Conducted by Y. W. c. A.
10 Big Attraction for laeoI
Young Women.

The GENEVA Club OF the Young wo-
mems Christian Association will be in
charge OF the special program OF the
Y. W. c. A. vacation home at Bethany.
w. Va. Saturday evening
The members OF this club. together
with Miss Lloyd. the general secretary
or the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION at that time. and a member
OF the board of directors. attended the
CITY conference Of the Young Women :
Christian Association at Geneva. Wis.
three years ago this month. Several
interesting things are under consider.
alton for Saturday evening. and a gen.
eral good time Is looked for.
number OF young business women
OF the city are already registered for
the coming week
A letter received yesterday from one
OF the young women at tho home tod
of many interesting walks. games. par
ties and a hay ride
For information. inquire A. the Of
nee OF the association. 1870 Market
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
SECOND ATTRACTION AT
VICTORIA is BIG ONE

IN" Victoria Theater's now bill
opening yesterday afternoon was
greeted by biz houses. and n IS no Ok.
agf'ratton 10 say thar n is even NOR,
popular than IN" splendid attracfions
Of the first half ~ the week
Two ~ the numbers are ~ pa-iicu.
Jar Interest to local people. The Mere
diih Trio being former local peopIe
VINO have made hits ~ q feature arf
WIN tnrnum < Htilays circus and
frarrlin clifford. The star of ont 81
mo shadows. has PLAYED here several
times. hi- last appearance being with
Ih" Christian dramaiiyafiop m
hall Gains great novel
~" hisa l1ron troupe ~ .,er.sIiste
Nd" European Novelty Comrau, Nov.
eI Most. singers and dancer. Al,
'nn md 1heira tho yenfriloguisl
nak" Hp p bin ~ unusual merit Tho
Nl'l'r'"scIlpe moving pictures rioslng
'''rf n"-'0rm1ucc. are aiuave now.
anf rood Tho ear'o prorrarr yin 10
seen today and SATURDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
POLICE COURT
TWO Highwaynen Sentenced 70 Six
Months Hard Lsbor-Four
DRINKS Fined.

Two men. giving their names az
Thomas Mehen. - ReIlaire. and Ar
thur Remington. Of ST. Clairsvillc
were convicted ~ highway robbery
yesterday morning In police court. and
Judg" Jordan imposed fine of s.
ana costs on each. IN addition to %
"orEhouFe eentencc ~ siH months M
hard labor Tchv zero charged Win
rohbirr Thomas Chambcrs The mon
were arrested hy Detective Ninard
your plain drinks completed rho
gaiaTy which faced Tho Judge Tho
ver" George Iackman. Henry Neisier
Iohn Doc and Pat fmmor The frs-
'hre" drew s. and costs each. whro
Tho last ~ tho qgartette pas fined 81
and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
BOOSTER HERE
From Charleston. s. c.. 20 Interest Lo-
cal Manufacturers IN Conditions
in the South.

Two OF the business boomers Of
Charleston. 8. g who are travelling
about the eastern states endeav0ring
10 interest shippers and manufactur-
ers in the possibilities Of he port ~
Charleston as an exporting and TIM
porting center. visited Wheeling yes
terday and spent quite little time
calling on merchants and business
men about town. The two men were
foremost citizens of Charleston. being
A S. Smell. secretary 81 mo chamber
~ Commerce. and Hon. , O. Peters.
collector OF the port % Charleston
While here they were entertained
bv several member 90 'he local Board
OF Trade. They were very much I'm.
pressed with Wheeling ard pla9anf ~
ses city ~ such substantial dimen-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15

Switt'S Pride Washing Powder for gen.
er1l use. +-pound boxes. regularly sc.
sale price, two boxes for Csc.
Inverted or Upright Gas MantelS, Mar
vel brand, regularly SC kind; sale price Sc.
Gas Ovens, full asbestos lined, nickel
trimmings, large size with drop handles
ana door. s2.75 kind; sale price $2.19.
Carriage Cans of heavy galvanized
iron, tall shape. side handles and tight fit
ling covers, t4-gallon size, CSC kind; sale
price BE.
Economy Fruit Jars, self sealing. wide
mouth, quart size, regularly 9Oc dozen;
sale price SOC.
Goodrich's Corrugated Garden Hose.
guaranteed, all lengths up to 500 IT,, regu-
uarly &c foot; sale price 15c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15

NJ N -
a , VI IA

sions. Aside from the excellent bust.
ness structures throughout the civ.
they were especially pleased with the
Market Auditorium. which they stated
was much IN advance of any like in
stitution Charleston contains They
were quite interested IN the way In
which the Auditorium was built AMI
took with them copies % the pros
pectus. and ordinances under which
q VAS built
After leaving Wheeling thcy will
sun Sturg sW no gsIuqsllrJ ASIA kan
sion and u Is their hope that they will
b" able 10 induce many ~ th" large
shippers IN This section Of the coun-
iry % test Charleston on their ship
ments 20 South America and points
along the gulf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
GREAT FAIRS
. ARE ELEVATING
STUDY OF OPPORTUNITY PRoWo.
Ed IN VICINITY rs
SHOWN
esh'oftors Show All Things o, In
terest and Patrons Profit
Much Thereby.

For one 10 say that State Fair
: Is primarily for business and pleas
ure Is stating the merest primary fact.
Zach OF the various departments OF a
great Fair tells story of its own,
stands for itself. and has its place IN
the affairs OF men. Each exhibit in
each department has a meaning OF
ITS own II has cost 20 produce H.
II not only has labor representa- in
II but has mind. The prize animal.
regardless OF its breed. has a long
train OF history behind Il. Just so in
the manufacturing department. when
one stops TO think OF the time that
has elapsed between the plow made
OF crooked tree drawn BY man. an
OK or a dog. and the present outfi.
one OF which stands before us as the
acme OF the up-to-date builders OF
plows and applied power
The exhibits Vt Fairs are made up
by reason OF the fact that the exhib-
itor has pride in his or her work and
the exhibit Is he nearest approach
20 the exhibitors ideal. no matter
whether II be a COW. a hog. a glass OF
J'ly. traction engine or any thing
else. The result Is that great Far
IS an aggregation OF the approximate
ideals OF the people making the ex-
hibits
The foregoing are excerpts from an
article appearing in a Kentucky per
iodical devoted 20 encouragement OF
the breeding of the saddle and buggy
horse and very aptly applies 10 the
West Virginia State Fair that Will
hold its annual exhibition September
$. .. 10. IL and IL
No Fair can be a success unless
Il has exhibitors who. having ideals
present. for inspection by the public.
exhibits that hey think axe perfect.
: Tn" West Virginia State Fair appre-
ciates this fart and not satisfied with
supinely waiting for 'he person with
ideals 10 move. have with energy and
generosity enjeavored 10 enstill life
/ into the gem raj public by liberal aG-
NertisinE and Offering OF handsome
sums in cash prizes for the best OF
many articles exhibited
tn" policy upon the part OF the
state FAIR management has in the
paSt me; with q generous response
ana THIS year even more cordiaI
reception Is expected sufficient 70 mn
10 overfowing the many large build.
ings erected 20 house the .xhibits.
Spring Chickens and Ducks at
Reuter- Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
JOY RIDERS
Apparently Enjoy Speeding Their carr
Along South Front and south Penn
Streets at Might.

Residents OF the Island esp.ciaily.
those who live and travel on south
Front and South Penn streets. are com
plaining bitterly because OF the appa--
"nt lrattentiun - police IN not enforr-
iug the speed ordinance They ciRtrrl
mat several joy riding parties have
burned the bricks beneath the tires In
Tie FAST riding and in several Instances
narrow escapes have Resulted. cars with
women and men IN them sail along tho
paNeI stretch regardless " conditions
nr life. AMI the complaint - that the
nuisance should be stopped b the OIL
Ger on duty before some person - -rr'-
oHsly injured by one 81 tie Speed
drivers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
WARD BAKING COMPANY
TO OPEN BUSINESS HERE

Yesterday another new COMPANY
the Ward Baking Company. OF New
iark. Invaded the local field with
their product The Ward Company
has headquarters In New York and
Pittshurgh and IL one 81 the larges
baking concerns In the country.
As yet they have no, established a
baking plant in this city. IL being their
intention 20 ship the bread. cakes. etc
from their Pittsburgh headquarters
delivery wagon FOR the city. how.
ever. has been purchased and tho
Ward Company expects 10 conduct a
very successful business here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
MEDITERRANEAN 1etp

Miss Helen Margaret Cunningham
has been entertaining in p quip way
a. her country place. "Rflvil." where
plans have been made with her guest,
Tor interesting trips 20 New York
Washington and abroad Together
with half n dozen friends. Miss Gun
bingham has secured pas age for the
winter Mediterranean voyage. which
VII extend 20 Constanfinoplc. the
Holy Land and The Nile Others IN
Tho Heiditerran' party arc Mis-
Julia Mcfarland ~ Washington
Judge and Mrs RITZ. 90 Blueheld
Miss Fairchilf and judge and Mrs.
Keller. % Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
EFFECTIVE TODAY
Changes Made in Parcel Post Regulation
Affecting Weights ana Rates
Become Effective Today.

r." recent changes m the Parcel most
regulations become effective today IT,
recent ruling Of tie postorice depart
ment was That. starting August 10. tre
parcel p'st regulations will he changed
-" that the weight Of parcels to any
I".rt ;.- United state NAV be l--
tredSe'l min" pounds while th. rae 20.
The hfst Two zoues - greatly reduced.
TIE new regulations are expected to AZ
rect parcel post transportation consii-
era0ly AMI al the same time to act as 4
great stimulation 10 locai business
II the increased business meets with
the expectations q il likely that some
system Of delivery VIII be established
and - may even he necessary to increa :
the force In the local Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
SHOOTING BIRDS
Island Boy Endangering Lives Of Resi-
dents OF Lower End By Promiscu-
ous Shooting.

E-NeIhI complaints have beer made by
res dents 81 the lover end 81 ire Tsis,d
because 81 the carelessresS Of n younr
la'. owner Of an air rife with which H.
mas been shooting az birds II Il said
ESCAPES from being struck p vthe buiie, :
and that windows IN a number OF houses
nave been broken. \ resident Of Soutb
'FRONT.' street stated yesterday that 10
was going 70 report the case 10 the state
game warden ~ the practice IL NOT ston-
PEI. a. tn" oyungster. he said has been
shooting robbins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
BUSY BASEMENT BARGAIN BULLETIN

Clothes Props made OF selected bass
wood. SIT. long, i5c kind; safe price &c.
Clothes Baskets, made of whole fillow,
large size very substantial, regular soc
kind; sale price SIC.
Sad Irons. Potts shape. three irons.
stand and handle. nckeled with aluminium
top, regularly csc; sale price 73c.
Fruit Presses or Potato Washers, round
shape with steel frame. seamless cup, 25c
kind; sale price Ice.
Jelly TumblerS, aquat shape with
pressed crown in bottom and covers, regu-
lary Sc dozen; sale price l9c.
Wind-O-kleen Cloths for dry cleaning
glass, will clean from 500 to 500 win
dows, regularly IS; sale price 19c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
In the Lining Section

kleinertS Juno Dress Shields, odorless
no rubher-SizeS ,, ) and 4, pair tic.
Kleinert'S Washable Summer weight
Shields, sizes ) and !, pair &c.
De Long and Golden Spring Hooks and
Eyes. card DC.
"Aspoola" 6-cord Machine Thread,
2oo-yard SpoolS, ) for 1Oc.
Flexible Collar Supports, transparent
= to 3H-inch-2 cards for Sc.
Silk Button Hole Twist. odd shades,
spool lie.
Prym's See it Spring" Dress Fasteners
black and white. card &c.
''Di1ctoire" inside Betting, Pinch
black and white. Sc yard.
Barhow's Linen Thread. white and
black, &c spool.
Mutual Hook and Eye Tape, black ami
white, yard tic.
Scissors ami Shears. one lot of odds
and ends various SizeS-were SOC and
sc pair. Csc pair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
STONE & THOMAS
Friday Notion Day
Its the small things that count, anyway
prices are One-third to one-half less than usual:
At the Notion Counter

Safety Pins, / > pins on card-assorted
sizes, Sc card
lndeStructahle Nickel Steel Pins. 50
Pins on card-black, white and pearl
heads, Sc card.
Hair Pin Boxes, neat fancy metal box
containing > dozen Japaned wire Hair
Pins, ) boxes for 1Oc.
Wells Skirt Gauge, nickel plated Ice.
Tape Measures. metal tipped. 6O-in., Sc.
Perfection" Shoulder Braces for Men
Women and Children correct round
shoulder habits, pair 1sc.
Scalloped Edge Beading. colored, y
yard pieces. all cOlors, Sc.
Clear White Pearl Buttons, assorted
sizes, dozen Sc.
Ocean Pearl Buttons. white AMI
smoked dozen Sc.
Universal" Mendng Tissue. black,
white and brown. Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
SHOP MEETING

The personal WORKER ~ tho Y -.
= 4 conducted a very successful
meeting yesterday ~ noon a. the shor
oi the Wheeling Mold and Foundry
Company Rrv Jacob Birmingham.
~ - Luke Episcopal church. gave
a most interosf.nx talk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

~ W '0ts. p. and Norma Amber
~. hoth 81 ReiIaire. o
John C"hutskt. g. ard Annie Nahaisbi
-. h"tn = Wheeling
lrshcis Joseph Lawn. -. ~ Reilai-e
md Ida " King. -. Of Martin F.rr,,
., SteIh"n I'ull. -. and Rosa Rotz. -. o.,
Martins Ferry. -
Andrew W"."v vodka. .. and Mary Kud.
ridueiarv.
rsn~ Woiev "lka appointed guardian
~ Mary kudlt. IS Years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
CHIut ANA SHELTER n
FORCED rO CtYoSE DOWN

~ paso Texas, Fcb. The last
existing group of cN-insurrcct" federal
troops b. believed 90 have Joined the
revolution or been dispanded a doc
umrut signed by General jose Blanco
was mad" public to-day iu which the
former commander of Madcru'a rebels
orders his captains TO do "a thor
conscience dictates" in disbandins
their troops or Joining the revolution.
Tho order % b. said, was signed when
Bunco was q prisoner of rebels. who
released him ou parole Blanco's
command consisted ~ some 500 cav
MIR, operating Tn the Casus Grandcs
district The federal commander re-
mains here as his parole viii not per-
NIT him To- nut'" McNcc.
The chihuahua sWoitcr ol the Gug-
gyuhcim system hh~ been compelled
Co close on account of fuel shortage
due to the interrupted railroad traihc
bctv cen the state capital and the
border Mines and plants employing
more than 1000 men are dependent
on the smcltcr aud soon viii be- COM
PEELED To close down
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
NJ Pacific settlement.

N,v York. fch. The "N''ull''
committee uf IN. Union Pacific RAFT
road company held another session
today bat the meeting was nnpr"
ductl,, ct any news regarding 'ho
dissolution of that road from 'h"
southern Pacific From tn" fac
that tn mandate" ut The supreme
court ordering in the dissolution has
been ordered bnck 80 the lower 'e'.-
oraI court In SAIL Lake cry, n was
Inferred that something la the ma
turc ur an understanding nov cNi"'~
between the department at justice At
Washington aud the officials of III"
Hartman lines. ". i'"Nei'
chairman uf the Union Pacific. "
authority for the statement that the
details of The proposed dissolution
have set to bo worked out Ia sat
isfactury conclusion, l'ntl that
time ne adds. an reports dealing with
/ IA, ultimate control ~ Central Paci'
| fcc are merely ,onIectures
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04

he could escape from the chair and
then caused hts arrest
Its q fine day" Hail remarked, uo
he lathcrcd Holm.
"Uh-huh." answered Holm out Of
one corner uf his mouth.
And It's line odRe / have ON my
razor today Hail continued.
In ucJ--hc rested the cdE" Of
the razor on Holms Adams apple
and went On
In fuct could cot your throat
without any trouble. I don't believe
% drop OF blood would show on tho
blade. It's 80 keen
Maybe not" Hold replied. but
think how Il would muss the towels. %
yes, yes Hall laughed sure.
Nobody would blame me. though, "
did cut your throat, would they r"
on no" Holm agreed. But were
old friends. so put it on . few days
when the shave was finished Holm
refused shampoo. massage or haircut
He hurried out ana got policeman.
The BARRIERS sanity viii be nyosti-
gated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04

Dhi"ago. Fob 4 -tt tCu sta q ITS
trirt Court Judge Carpenter was
greatly moved when he sentenced
three Rice brothorS-Juines, Melvin
and Frod--tu the ponrcntlary Tor
Counterfoitiug James VAS given ave
years aud the other two three years
each. George. Il fourth brother. Was
k,autcd now trial when 1nine~ told
the court that his wife. WHO r. in "a
delicate condition and her two child
rem. are 10 be oyictcd from their homo
tor non payment of rent Judge car
pcuter burst out
why do you ten me that' You
make IL an the harder tor the court,
when IA. matter is painful enough as
II IT,"
lam,s Rice. senior f,th'g of the do
iyndluis b. nov serving q ten years
ST teuco Tor countcrf"itiug nt Atlanta
aud the plea of james. Dr.. that he
bo sent 90 mat institution was granted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
CHARLESTON SHOCKED ny
SlIECk'S SENATE DISCLOSURE

Charleston. W. Va, Feb. IA sen
sation was created IN the house of deli
ogates here this morning. when a tel.
cgrsm. purporting 10 have been sent
by J l.. Sheck. 10 United states sona-
tor Clarence W. Watson, was rcnd on
the floor The telcgram declared that
Shcck, who had boon q member Of tho
house at delegates In 1871. when Wat
son and william T. chiffon we're elect
ed senators. framed NJ the story that
ne had received sum of money for
voting FOR them in the belief that 81
would nclp the cause Of John McGraw.
who bee wanted elected, The tclo-
gram was read Nv Delegate G. Ne. Wet
sci. who Was speaker OF tho house
tNo years ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
sHEPARDs SAIL AWAY
FOR HONEYMOON ON NILE


Sow YORK. Feb Mr. aud Mis-.
finley a. shepard sailed away ,odlS
a. spend the rest of their honeymoon
abroad. Mrs shepard was Miss Helen
NJ. Gould They wore married two
weeks age az the brides home lu rar-
r,tovn. y. y. The Shopards we're
puSsogsers ON the steamship krun
Prinzossin Cocelio. hound for Hrrmrn
They intend to ~ by easy Stages q"
Egypt and 10 stay abroad until MaN
The Duchess dp Tallcyrand, who wHs
Miss Anna Gould, WAS on tho same
boat, with the duke ana the iiti"
Prince de SagHn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04

elections received n letter from h. -
shock. a member of the West VIZ
GINA house of delegates, in which ho
withdrew Ftatcmcnta upon which GOV
ernOr GlassrUck and other West Viz
ginians petitioned the senate 60 iu.
vestigate shocks letter De- said by
members OF the senate committee 90
be- In effect declaration that his
charge Of having boon paid $1,000 and
offered more. To vote for Watson ami
Chiffon. was an EFFORT Geo aid the can
didacy OF John McuraW. candidate
Ia opposition L. Senator Watson.
when the committee recessed today
Il was understood that both senators
Watson and Chiffon would make state
ments upon the floor uf the senate
and the committees further action
would be delayed pending that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
GERMANS STRONG
FOR LARGE
ARMY
Imperial League Of German
Towns, Already in Debt,
Propose to Go Further to
Strengthen Arm of Father
land.

Berlin. Feb "A resolution rec
GREETING the hesitation ot the German
army authorities In Introducing AN
army bill on grand scale CORE
spending 10 the gravity ol thu prrs-
cnt time" was unanimously adopted
today los the executive committee ut
the imperial league uf German toWns
which h. composed of Representatives
81 towns Win less than 25,uo0 popu-
lation. Tn, resolution further de-.
clares thnt the smaller towns ut
GcrmanS although already heavily
burdened, are willing to make great
financial sacrifices Ia order IA render
the fathUrland able 20 throw ~ sword
into the scale in favor of European
peace
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
e&4HNHN1N~st.~ee
GOVERNOR ESCAPES BOMB. 4
TWENTY ARE KILLED Z

Foo CHOW. china, Feb. "a
bomb thrown at the civil gov
ernor 1T Foo CHOW today killed
twenty bystandcrs. but the gov
crnOr escaped unlniurcd ~
once the governor dashed ~ his
would-bc assassin aud with the
aid az others succeeded iu ar
resting him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
DAMAGING STORY IS
TOLD BY WOMAN
IN BARROW CASE
Wife of Juror in Mcnamara
Trial Admits She Used In
fluence With Her Husband
at Instance of Lawyers
Agent.
tBy LEASED Wire to EycnIns Herald ]

Los Angeles. Feb TN, direct cN-
animation ot Mr. Robert T. Balm,
wife of the Mcnamara Juror who
Clarence s Dsrruv H. accused uf hUN-
ms bti5cd. Mas oucludod today when
tIu attoruv, p tr,ti was resumed. Mrs
lain Was So become b., emotion tint
abCrt recess ,,s called go pee d;
nor tu regain h"r conn usur, Ai
wttj she told ut having used her ia
hu"ute on hcr r-ebaud 10 Undue, h'iu
o. Except bride money from Bet
Franklin, detective employed wy
iu' ow when he was chief rounr a.
Tor the McNamara brothers.
Darrov q ohior counsel Earl Roscra.
~ hose illness delayed the trial yes
torddN. Was taken Co % hospital today.
n was expected hv would Dee unable 90
TAX. further part in tho trial For
mgr Judge Powers ut salt Lake city,
was actively u charge uI the defense
today,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
ADRIANoPLE EASILY re-.
PULSES I1Rsr AI'TAC Il

CoustHntnoplc Feb THE snr-
rison ct Adrlauoplo easily repulsed
attacks last might by the Bulgarluhs
on ga" north and east fronts OF the
fortress according 20 the official re-
port issued here to-day Although no
serious fighting has occurred along
the TchatalIa lines the Bulgarian
troops are not idle The village ~
Tchatalia which has hitherto marked
the limit ol the bulgarian lines, b
iu flames us destruction was np
parontiy dr,id"d on TODAY for ,acti-
cal reasons "A encounter between
Bulgarian and Turkish troops took
place at Muiaiepc near Gallipoli to-
dan.