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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19

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MiIIeri6e &pnbitorei.
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Ter.
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ten Sober auf benz !5ut."
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bic Qrme gsfaIlsn.
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nidt mebr seieben."
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ber Sreunb."
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bran. SD boffe ndmIid nmner nod
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19
amtifeptif@e Sewarse.

@or ettpa elmer Generation i1ien
ii4 bic @etpobnbsit sinsubiirqtrn,
ollie @%enubmittel als psrberbIi9 bils
5uitellen, unb nod Bis Dor fpeniqen
Sabren ipurbe BON pielen Qeuten be-
bauptet, baB bic Betpiirss fhmer ptrs
bduli9 unb f9Gblih fit bos Nlut
feien. Gliidli6eripsile betGmpft bic
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ft9t, inbem tie b~erborbebt, Elm fpie
tpi9tiger Gaftor Der Gefnmdd fit
unier Moblbefinbsn 1T, unb bab Din<
&c, bic u1s gut fdmed.n unb bic
nidt i'm llebermab eenoffsn fpsrben,
Der Geiunbbeit nur sutrdgii1 fem
fOnnen. @eIsbrte, tpie 5pffmnnf unb
Gpnns, bcben bepiefen, bnB perfhiss
bene bsutise nlinmoberne4 @sfpiir3e,
pie 3immt unb Nelftn, iperfpoIle
Rabrunsss ST interchangeable bnrs
i%tellen, unb baB Musiat unb Ntls
tenpfeffer bas Wadfen Der Mitroz
ben aufbdlt. Dom Mustat finb mir
ia jebt febr abgetomnen, obsIeih It
fogar in Der Mebi5in oIS 8ernbis
gunssmittei gebraudt fpirb. Die
ontifeptifden Gisenfdoften bieisr Gts
lpiir5e finb BEN dtbsrifden Del, bas
fie entbalten, suaufdrsiben, unb aud
bas Sel bes Moitrihs bot bieIe Wirz
flung i'm b09ffen @robe. Gs if oft
bic 5rage a%ufgeporfen tnorberL ipas
rum bic Menfden gernbe in ben
beiBen @egenben Moitri1 u1b anbsre
fart erbibenbe @epirSe in beIonbsrs
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ben Sropen tpenig anssbraht lit, fDo
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man es berneiben lolIte, benz a5rper
nod fpeiteres 9ei3material 3u3ufiibs
rem. Gs liest iebod otf Der !Annb,
bob bic Nabrungsmittel in ben
beiBen @egenben iebr Isidt Der Sc
fabr bes 9erberbets ousgeiebt iinb,
ltnb bob Der @ebral1 bes Mo{frihS
unb onberer @epiirae bd5u bitnt,
biefen I1dbliden Ginflub Der 6ibc
gu milbern inb 10 ben sropenbeipDh4
ilsrtt bor bielen @efabrtn au Tderr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19

Sn 2anbs9ut murbt
bic Witipe bss peritorbensn Ronfnrsa
pertpalters nno Bii9errepifnrs Rib,
Die in ben Gs5ddftsn ibres Mdnnss
aeflan geideib weiB, in elmer Bans
terottiade gum aonfursDertuuiter erz
nanrit.
- Elm gIid
unter eigenartisen llmftdnben trtigz
ilete fi9 BET &lein QafFsrbe in bons
noper. Sin M~utornobiI fubr Bel biez
fem Srte gegen elm iiber bic GtroBe
seapsens aabel Der eIeftrifden QiHts
Ieitung. Daburh erbielt Elm i'm va
gen fiberber Sberinsenieur niis Mins
geIsbeim einen eleitriihen 5hlag unb
purbe fofort getDtet, ber gbouffeur
perlebt rnD Der Wsgm erb.bIin rss
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19

Sn elmer nisberrbeiniiden gemeln-
be piomete iid bas GrGulein Z Der
perbienitliden Mufsabt Der untsrfpsis
flung Der Dorfiuseno in ben allsr=
eriten 4nfangssriinoen Der WiFens
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freut. Ginmat po[t, is .inein Ser
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ossbdlb neben ihm. Iber iebt gins's
nod fhledter. Wie Der Sunge ~.
10 Ssritrsut fein tonntsg gls fid bas
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Ser &leine fe ~treubersig ld6slnb an
uno meinte auf Die Gras. Der 2eb>
rerin mad Dem Grunoe ieinss 2ds
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lett fstte." (9Ieib bod mod mas
iben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19

Sn ben GIittsrpoden n.
,Du iibes Marthen. Du BAIT 70
sinen fleinen dumb, bab in bon
|tiuem RuB gu tpenis babel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19

DortlHuHs foiot)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
GUNBOATS OFF TO
CENTRAL AMERICA

WASHINGTON. Feb e storm
clouds over Central America. with tho
single exception of Costa Rira. caused
ihe United States to-day to order fpur
Warships there Reports uton which
The government took this nc.
ion come from many quarters
ana though in most cases they are
eom"fhat vogue and speculative. they
fre strongly of The same gcnor1f f.uo~
that 90 WIS no longer Thought wise
io pfrmr American Interests Boo Cen
Ial America to remain exposed Co
any dangers
Too Salvador. where Tor long time
peace has prevailed. tho ATTEMPTED as
sas-ination last tn. sday az President
Nrauio hy o. band % conspIrators fa
believed here 10 threaten trouble. aI
though The president today sent as
surances fo bis ministers that the
country was uuief
From timo TO- Ume have come rY
nurs ~ rrte.l'0us movements In ftor
duras and unrest in Guatemala. while
in New Orleans there are rsfharirr
soldiers of fortune anil adheronts or
Tho Ielaya tbr dorosrd dictator r-ed
l'cd with sinister DESIGNS on The s,,
ernm"w q. Pre- idcHt Da1 Of p.c1.
mgla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

FIGUREIN The
TURKO WAR
BOMBS DROPPED FROM AIR DO
NO DAMAGE.
Resumption Ct Peace Negotiations
Is Rumored But is Not
Verified.

LONDON. Feb. 7.-Fighting contin.
ues between the Turks and allies I'm
southeastern Europe. but In the alb.
sehce OF Independent reports the con
n'ctlng accounts from official sources
provide no basis ~ crit icsl 'udrrn ant
OF "hn - happening The mos- inter
'9. .h- news oi the day received here.
told the iligh, OF Greek hydroaero-
plane over the Dardauelles.
humors continue To circulate here
OF the approaching renewal OF peace
n"'o'iations. Nothing definite is
known IN this respect. but Bulgaria
and Roumania are about To resume AT
SOFIA their negotiations on the from.
Her question which Rere recently in
tcrTupted in LOdon
It Is understood that the last meet.
inE OF the ambassadoriaI conference
discussed the Albanian question and
the conterees argued for aud against
sending an International commission
I" re-iimit the frontiers OF the New Al
Dlnian state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
ROCKEFELLER SUFFERS
SPASM OFTHE THROAT
ENDING EXAMINATION
CHAIRMAN PUJO ASKS
But FOUR QUESTIONS
When Aged Witness Is Siezed
With Attack, Terminating
Interview.

JEhlL ISLAND. Ga. Feb. "A
spasm or the throat that left William
Rockefeller a strangling trembling old
man, on the verge OF nervouse col
lapse. abruptly terminated HIS exam
nation by Chairman Pujo and counsel
samuel Untermyer OF the house money
trust committee here today.
Mr.. Rockefeller was asked Just four
questions. all practically immaterial.
before the attack forced n conclusion
OF the hearing. The aged Standard
Oil magnate was closeted with the
committee men for only twelve min
utes. At the time he was assisted In
10 his couch by DIR. Walter +. Chap
pelle. his physician, who declared his
patient exhausted.
In Mr.. Rockefeller's apartment in
the apartment house. Sans Souci. on
the isolated island that forms the es-
tate or the exclusive millionaire's club.
or Jekyl Island. the seventy-two year
old Standard Oil magnate submitted
TO the questions. There ended the six
months search OF the government
process servers who sought the reluc-
tant witness from New York TO the
bahamas and who lay siege to his New
York home
Nothing Results.
The net result OF the examination.
so far as the money trust investiga-
tIon was concerned, added practically
nothing OF value to the record Il did
demonstrate to the satisfaction of Mr..
Untermyer and Mr.. Pujo that Mr..
Rockefeller was hardly a fit subject
physically for "A gruelling examination
on the details OF his financial career.
Members OF the Jekyl Island club and
DIR. Walter ChapIelle tonight shook
their heads doubtfully when asked
aboIt Mr.. Rockefeller's physical con-
dition.
Mr.. Rockefeller is in a very seri-
Gus state. said DIR. Chappelle lie said
that new growth of a malignant ma
ture recently had formed in Mr..
Rockefeller's throat. aud that serious
(Continued on Pare TAM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
ROSENTHAL'S PARTNER PAIN
$4,000 FOR HIS PROTECTION

SEW YORK. Feb e. Herman Ros-
euthars one time partner in gambling
picked up the broken threads % Ros-
enthal's story today and told the al
dermanic committee invctigating graft
tale OF money paid Tor police pro
lection eclipsing that 81 Jack Rose
Charles Beckers collector For sey-
onteen years James Purcell said no
rad paid for the privilege o. running
n gambling hOuse. making % hand
book when conducting poo. room
ln all. he gave the police more than
100000 ne declared. during This period
Former sheriff Harvey. OF Quccna
county Inspector Mciauglln iiif
dozen police Ctutaius. Including 70
trotherin.law o. Charles o. MURRAY
the Tammauy leader. and scores Of
ward heelers aud policemen. some
nov on tue force. otucrs on. vsr.
among the men sho got tlo mousr. he
paid Ones. BE- SOL Il. orders came
indirectly from NurpI. himself fo
close uD fio moved 90 once
B-cksr "Figed" Thinqs.
Clarics Eecknr. U1w fu fle dsrfU.
house o. Sing Sins. f1r fhr murder
~ Roecuthal. got $3.50 from H.m .fo-
GvIug' tho evidence against h.ru and
hFo others taken iu raid Urcker
made On bic gambling house. Purcell
declared ErrKer vss head ~ tho
strong arm squad for fhc suppr.s
zion of gambling
have paid money fo rters equad
that VAS ever diets lot f1 headqu,rf
frs to suppress ramhfiur. EXCEPT ono
Purcell tgif = hoy 600 took I.. o..
cep' 'oe'Irtn toHean was ON fbc
l'vcI" t0-fIe7u vts referred fo dur
jug OBJ" FIRST iutestIsafI0n of tho Eou-
cr thai case .fs tho honest police
rrru"
I1 return fn~ fh.. protection mons,
furrnI rit. fur police sonof,IIs I.ft
Dim a'rrr Hrrt .Hc. p Cd. s,f nr
""p.t., from us CAu.Gc. tl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
"BEAUTY" BEACH is
ACQUITTED CHARGE
OF ASSAULT ON WIFE
JURY WAS OUT LESS THAN
TWO HOURS.
Beach Arrived in Court Room Just
As the Verdict Was
Read.

AMEN s. G, Feb. Acquitted Of
the charge OF committing a murder
GUS assault upon his wife. FredericS
-. Beach. the New York millionaire.
enjoyed the additional satisfaction to-
day or hearing from the lips Of the
jury foreman that there was "Abso-
luteiy nothing against him"
Beach was not in the court room
when the jury filed in at , o'clock ar-
ter being out one hour and forty Ave
minutes. Judge Spain had ordered
recess when tho first half hours
elaboration had failed TO produo, a
verdict and Beach and his wife had
gone to their hotel.
As the words Not Guilty" reached
the ears OF those packed in the court
room. there was n slight stir, but no
applause. An instant later, Beach
appeared in the doorway with his
face beaminR. The news OF his ac-
quittal had reached him in the hall
Without pausing Ien TO greet his
lawyers. Mr.. Reach walked over to
the Jury box and shook hands warmly
with every juror within hls reach. He
waved and bowed his thanks to those
In the back row.
There was absolutely no case
against you. Mr. Beach" said Fore
man McCarroll as he grasped the ex.
tended hand. 1t was n case of too
much Watso and not enough Sher-
locko."
Beach Joins Wife.
After shaking hands all around.
Beach hurried away to Join his wife.
VINO had remained at the hotel Mrs
beach had been appraised OF the YER
dict by telephone.
Foreman McCarrolI said after the
jury had ben discharged that a YER
Gict should have been reached in a
much shorter time. but for the dis
position of one or two OF the Jurors
&c discuss everything under the sun
except the Beach case"
/ have been vindicated as I knew
] would be-" said Beach. lie said
ne and Mrs. Beach expected 10 leave
tomorrow afternoon 10 visit friends
IN the north.
In the judges charge he said tho
prosecution was bound TO the act
tnarged IN the indictment that Mrs.
Beach was cut by knife by Beach
ana was bound 10 prove it,
Prosecutor Gunter outlined the
states theory OF the assault In his
closing argument lie rIdiculed tho
story told by Mrs. Beach and charac-
terized II as a mere fabrication {"
made mp by Beach and later corrobo-
rated by his wife for the protection
OF tie former.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
THE SENATE
REFUSES TO
PASS BILL,
PROHIBITING SALE OF
CIGARETTES IN STATE.
Amended To Permit Sale to Per-
sons Over Twenty-Five and
Goes To Third Reading.
ce Insenigenesr Bureau.

SnaEAc4bOur w. Va, FEB. r..
by vote or nfteen to fourteen the
state senate today refused to prohibit
the sale or cigarettes in the state OF
West Virginia. The vote came ON an
amendment to senate bill No. n. the
gray anticigarette bill. proposed by
Nhlte OF Lewis TO restrict the prohib-
ltory sale TO persons under twenty-one
years old.
Petitions aginst the manufacture
ana sale or cigarette have flooded the
IA" makers ever since the session con-
Nehed and the Gray bill was intro
uuced early in the session. Delegate
hartley had somewhat similar bill
In the house and the house and SEN
ate committees considering the dues-
uon framed a substitute even more
drastic than the others. when the
Gray bill was put on second hearing in
the senate today Gray offered the SUBJ
stltute bill as an amendment.
The substitute bill prohibits the
manufacture. sale or giving away of
any cigarette. cigarette tobacco or
cigarette papers to any person i'm the
state and prohibits the selling or Civ.
Ing OF tobacco in any form 10 persons
under sixteen. II further makes in
unlawful for any person under twenty
one TO smoke a cigarette or be found
with one or the "makines" in his
possession. The smoking OF cigarettes
Is prohibited by any person on school
grounds.
The duty Of police and other officers
relative TO arrests and getting infor-
ration as to where boys with cigar
ettes got them is defined and is very
stringent
White. Of Lewis. moved TO amend
Tie substitute so as to except sales
10 persons II years old or older. The
hsht came on this amendment
Speeches in favor OF the absolute pro-
hihiiion Of the selling of the weed
we're made by GRAY. Bland. England.
Blessing and Hood. while those who
spoke In favor OF sales to adults wer,
Nhite. OF Lewis. Hearne. MacCorkle
FOX. Strother. McCrum and Kidd.
How They Voted.
Those voting for sales to adults
Wer" FoN. French. Hatfield. Hearne.
kidd. Marshall. MacCorkle. McCrum.
Peterkin. Silver. Slemaker. Steed
Strother. White. OF Lewis. and Whit.
OF MinEO-15.
Those who voted against all sales
tcont1nued on Page Elevsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
HOUSE TOTAKE UP
WEBB BILL TO-DAY

which VII ormriefeIe break un uf.-
r'I uanir - wtIakcy IN dry terri
tory
Before the b'll can become an enec.
tr" fore" iu West virginia. r. e. said
mere today that tho state legislature
must pass % seizure anil search" sct
"1ifh will empower The state authori-
Tics io search premises and seizo 70.
l'rH infoxicants
Other Matters
West Virginia. Virginia and sfarv
and may De- developed into "A great
-''d potato section if the blans -
h preventative Davis. OF CIarksburg
CARY Nr Davis viii frv 90 have TO-
-'ri"d ir th" agricultural appropria.
fion bill ar item which wlI provide
ho bureau NJ plant indurtrv SIS 00O fo
h" used in eEterimcniati0n ln pr0vir-
."rd potatoes iu fho mountains ~ the
Three Ta'"s Tho great potato profnc.
inr section iu fhIs country d. the
eastern hDrH 0f Virginia and Mary
land ana the Norfolk section Tho
Truckers there huv their seed pofafooa
from M1.nr 1f Is c0nfendaI that %
~ con hn shown that seed POTATOES
can Do grown 90 tho se~fi0nq along tho
Iiue Ridge and Allegheny mouutsins
% market Tor their product will be had
righf ~ their door
'nnErfFsmtn John NJ Hamilton or
'raniHvillc. member ~ tho hou.o
miI'iarf anIira committee. and his
son. John NJ Hamilton. Ir. leave ,o.
MORROW Tor trip % tho prrar,.
canal Th-F VIII De mon bors ~ tho
l'... fNf" u..fH maIuI rF nr.u.I. ..... az
i.' m.'''IJ affairs committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
Inteuigencer Bureau.
CHARLESTON. ". Va Feb. y

The ;ourth ballot on a United states
Senator taken by the legislature AT
noon today. showed but slight changes
over the preceding attempts to
elect Judge Mason gained one vote.
polling total strength of six. which
enabled him TO crowd Ex-Governor 4.
B. White out OF fourth place. Ed
wards gained one and took the lead
while Mann lost three OF his former
strength OF fourteen and dropped
TO eleven. otherwise the relative
standing OF the candidates is prsctic-
ally the same as with no break in the
deadlock or any decisive changes an
pearing probable. Today's vote re-
suited as follows: Republican. VIII
lam =. Edwards. seventeen: Da,-is FL
kins hfteen. Isaac r. Mann eleven. John
w. Mason. six. Albert B. White. fve.
William 7. Hubbard. three: Nathan
Il. Scott. two; Nathan Con-. two: VII
liam r. GlasscocE. Two: William q.
Dawson. one: Paired. one. for Flkins
and one for Mann: Absent two.
Democrats Clarence W. Watson.
for'y-four. John NJ Hamilton. one;
r i. Chew. one. Absent two
Total number voting. one hundred
and ten. Necessary for choice.
hft%-s!x. Edwards and Mason each
gained one, Mann lost two. while
White and E:lkins held their strength
- compared 20 yesterday.
Senator Keim was absent and Sen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

tipped him on" b. declared n. al
ways moved 10 another house when
."'H informed. For while. be- moved
every day
ono" DO dehed the police For nine
months. when DO had JACK NcAuItne
FORMER hRhtw"iEht champion. for a
partner. they ran a gambling house on
th" upper east eide without making
m" weekly payments To- collectors
No. police stationed two men m mo
do'r ~ his "stablishmcnf Do declared
Too warn all customers That 90 VAS n
rambling house
hrt Jack beat thar f.hone " bo
"a If fhr two policemen rorvof
o. 'aIk or talked uico ro gave from &.
apiece day. Dr. ibes didn't. tho, cot
90" money They generally talked
foiic" c'mmis .ouers inenec.ors
ana aud captains came and went drr
'nF ihD time Purcell was npor,f.p 4,
ifr i"ri"rioin. hc .a.d buf f mado
uo difference
Collectors Came Around
''iln'i"rr frr fh~ "sfsfrm. elue
ffoInd regularly every uo..s or .,.-,
month When Do" WAS makin. . harf
h''k ho paid Them 2, uro. Whom
' "tf running pool rD.m or rsu,
".ne loue" hr paid from SEQ fo stDt
week.. When he was doiue ratIInr
hc paid nothing
Ih"rr we're ono or two sarfs.nr
"nd nue Inspector who didn't do bus.
moss WIN Tho gamblers. Purcell a.
'find. bur thev didn't come along f,.
grfhnr fu fhfa fl-rr.frrt f.t.
Tho captain was "ou Tho lowell. u. Ir
Uer'or mon came around and ,.,.
versa one inspector hr fhourtt boz
c"fruri h" sad ua. Richard
Walsh. dubbed .SmuIng u.,a"
What became of tho money after DO
reached th" hands ~ tho CAPTAINS ,r
inspectors Purcell did NOT know t.
h'i Hn id"a. EHinod from tain .ror.
his fellows In fhr TondaIiair ft,t
"wo of it uruf higher up. but be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
NEGRO SHOOTS
FORMER EMPLOYER
causing Panic In Shopping District:
Wounds Victim and Makes
Escape.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7.-Because
ne was refused recommendation. 90
former negro employe late today
shot and dangerously Wounded Mel
Vile liansCom AZ his Pace OF business
n the heart 81 The shopping district
scores ~ women customers who were
~ The store became panic stricken
and several tainted
VT Iianscom Is e member of a firm
81 brothers Who conduct a chain OF
grocery stores and restaurants I'm this
cry The negrO had been DISCHARGED
Nv the manarer ~ one ~ the stores
ana asked Mr iianscom for % rec
ommcndatior After a felcpbone
ial. with the manager the renua.sY
was refused and Immediately the ne.
gro began shooting two bullets enfsr-
ing VIZ Hansrom 81 chest
SIN hoIrishing his revolver and
warning away employees who aftemnf.
% to interfere. thr man made a dash
from The place and escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
NJ GRAW DEMANDS
AN INVESTIGATION
SENDS LETTER TO SENATE CON-
MITTEE ON ELECTIONS.
Asking That Delegate Shock and All
Others Give Testimony Be-
fore Committee.

SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 the Iuteliigencer
GRAFTON. ". Va. Feb. Col.
John T. McGraw. Democratic National
Committeeman. candidate for the
United States Senate two years ago,
when Senator's William L. Chiffon and
Clarence W. Watson. OF this State.
were elected. was seen at his office
today relative to the letter OF ex-
honeration OF bribery charges sent
Senator Watson by former Delegate
J. J. Shock. who exhibited 81 900 SC
the last session OF the legislature
with the statement that II was given
him as part OF payment OF a bribe
o; $500 TO vote for Watson and
Chiffon
Col McGraw stated that ND 70 this
time he had taken no action. bur that
since himself and friends were likely
To Do implicated in the matter. he
sent the following telegram 10 wash
lngton. asking an investigation:
The Hon. Chairman. COMMITTEES on
privileges and Election U. S.
senate. Washington. pc
have studiously avoided any ex-
preston upon. or connection with the
charges made against Senators Wat
sou and Chiffon OF this State, hu. 4
the letter or telegram from Mr.. Shock.
contained in Senator Chilfnn's state.
inent 90 the Senate. connects me or
my friends in any way with the on,
thousand dollar transaction refereed
10 by shock. 7 ask an investigation
or the matter. and request that All
the Witnesses. including shock. b.
examined by your committee
tSiEnedl
JOHN =. McGRAW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

TO PROHIBIT
EFFORTS TO BREAK DOWN BAR
RIERS FAIL.
And Legislature Will Safeguard
Amendment In Every
Detail.
rntelligsneer Bureau.
Charleston. W. Va. Peb. z.

IL was made plain In the house to-
day that prohibition in West Virginia
Is going To prohibit in the strictest
sense OF the word after July l, 1914
An attempt by Weiss OF Ohio and
Scherr of Karawha 10 break down the
BARRIERS against the use OF liuuor in
private clubs and TO increase the law
iul pereeI1ags o; alcohol in what are
.hoWn a. notwithstanding LIQUORS
from one-half TO one per cent. met
with overwhelming defeat when con
sideration Of house bill No. s. the
administration prohibition measure.
vas taken mp. The bill went To third
reading and engrossment with but
lew minor amendments
The deciding vote will not come till
Monday. In the bill the word "liquor"
Is defined as embracing al ma!r. vine
Gus or spirituous liquors. wine. porter.
ale. beer. or any other intoxicating
drink. NtEre or preparation Of lie.
md with AL malt or brewed kinds.
whether they be intoxicating or moi.
deemed malt liquors within the mean
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