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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
CASS COUNTY farmer LOST
$4,000 THROUGH SwNDlI
Ferdinand Piper Was swindled Out of Big Sum at Hot
Springs, Ark.-Has Secured A. w. Fowler as Coun-
Gil and Will Make a Fight to Recover the Money

. . . . . . . . . . = . = . . . . . . . .
. Eerdinan Piper, n Of the best known farmers OF Cas oun
. n. who's home is atI Davenport, "A huncoed at Hot Springs, Ark.
. Gurinm m month of December of $4,000 by sharpers who oneratcd
. throur h medium of the poe 10 and horse aces
Q Af.r he had been robcd lie returned to Fargo N with his at.
I. ,orpcy a w. Fowler, went back % Hot Sprinss. where IA a ins,i.
. tutoda smt ayainsto o. h banks n has n good Chance # re-.
= cnyorinr the rreater part, ii OF all, o the money
. 4 mbe of the members of the gang which is charged with h
. sxinala are under arrcst in the Arkansas city m Mr.. Piper is h no
. mean TIN hrt who lis said to have beer neeccd by them.
. The story of the facts leading up to and including the swindle is
4. riven in The IIt Springs, Ark, Sentinel Record of Feb. q. n is
* al follows:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27

8. b .Hartman. NJ. d., ming OF a cold
Columbus, Ohio. prevents q
cough entirely.
Yes. I mean what / say. 1t pre-
vents a cough. A cough Is an effort
to expel catarrhal discharges in the
bronchial tubes. There would be. no
catarrhal discharges in the bronchial
tubes IL Peruna was taken at the be-
ginning Of a cold. therefore there
the point?
After the cough begins Pcruna will
stop 1t just as quickly as it ought to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
CHARGED WITH r

Richmond, Va, Feb. 27.-Thomas
w. McCrary. a drug clerk. was arrest.
ed here today charged with murder
in having caused the death yesterday
Of Robert Lee Masuricr. a 4-year-old
child. McCrary compounded 1 -2
grains Of bichloride Of mercury in.
stead of calomen which a physician
insisted, before the coroner's jury. ho
had ordered when giving the prescrip-
ton by telephone.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
HOLDUP AT R
II. w. Hoffman Of That City Forced
to Give Cn All Ho ued

H. w. Hoffman Of That City Forced
to Give Up All He Had.
Fargo, n. D., Feb. 27.-With two
pointed at his head RI. ".
Hoffman was compelled to lie down
beside the sidewalk on Fifth avenue
between Ninth and Tenth street south
while he was robbed Of his money
and watch. ~
Mr.: Hoffman. who lately moved n
the city from the country, was return
ing from the city to his home at 517
Tenth street south on the evening
named when he noticed two men
standing on the sidewalk. He thought
nothing OF this al the time. but iust
as he came UP to them one man step-
PED to n side OF the walk and the
other took the other side and he saw
mat they wore masks. He was told
he would be killed If he made an out
cry and they brandished the Euns
they had in their hands.
AT n word OF command Mr.. Hoff.
laid down beside the walk and
tnen n two men Eel through him
All the money he had in his pocket
was sl.25 and this they took toEether
with his watch.
They did not attempt to abuse him
IN any way. but before leaving in
formed him that they would be watch.
Ing him and that he had better 70 on
his way home without making any
cutlery until they were out Of sight.
He cannot give a very good descrip.
ton OF the two men.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27

II you used
Peruna at the
beginning Of
every cold you
W o uld then
appreciate the
value Of this
great remedy.
Do not wait
until the cold
has fastened
tself upon
you. Take 1t
at the first
8 v m p o m.
This is tho
way to ward
off the cold
30 that It does
you no harm.
Peruna used
in the begin
n3n0 NJ a nn0H
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
FREE pApEl, NOT WANTED.
Mills Appeal t. Treasury Department
n fn RGsClnll Of1lCr.

Washington. Feb. 97.-Papcr millA
in Washington and California have
appealed to the treasury Department.
to resctnd its order Of y time ago
bia free OF duty. This request follows
the t~reasury's recent refusal Ia abol-
ish tho duty on paper from Quebec.
Canada. on the ground that Qdehee
had not removed export restrictions
from wood and wood pulp. but only
from paper. The treasury has In
formed the western mills that II they
prove c%onclusively that British Co.
port restrictions from wood and wood
pulp tho duty OH paper would be re.
stored.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
RAMSEY COUNTY PIONEER DIES

RAMSEY COUNTY PIONEER DIES.
Devils Lake. N. D.. Feb. 27.-Nevs
Of the sudden death at st. Paul Of
Daniel Farley, a pioneer resident Of
starkweather. was flashed over the
wires yesterday morning, serving az a
blow to score Of friends Of the family
In Ramsey county. Only the most
meager details of the sad occurrence
were received.
A telegram signed by Harold Far
ley. "A son. who IL a student at st.
Thomas. brought the information.
The Farley family. residents Of
starkweather since 1902, left for the
west last month. with the idea Of set.
thing on the coast. Not satisfied with
the climate they returned to st. Paul.
where a brother resides. They reach.
ed the Minnesota capital about "
weeks ago.
1t is believed that Mr.. Farley con.
tracted a cold In the west. which ag-
grivated by travelling might have de-
velOpcd into pneumonia. The funera1
Will be held Mt st. Paul. A wife. son
Harold and daughter Iaguora. were
all present when the end came.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
san RIFT TRI,E.

Washington. Feb. 27.-American
Minister Calhoun left Picking today for
the United States via Suez. He is the
first Of the American diplomats abroad
to start home. The Picking legation
has been left in charge of the secre-
tary, E. T. Williams.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27


That's because they 90 right TO the
seat Of the trouble. the blood. driving
out all impurities, strengthening q.
clear the kin 10 free from blemish.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are per.
fectiy harmless and may be taken
luteiy no poisonous drugs Of any
nature.
stuart's Calcium Waters contain
every doctor prescribes them a hum
dred times q year. They are tho most
effective biood-cleansers known TO man.
blackheads and pimpies "something
awful" or boils, letter. rash. car.
buncles. eczema. liver spots or . muddy
fomp and 9st ny q y.s srnsrIs IN c 9 shnr, , I'VE.
You will find them on sale at any
drug store at SO cents a box. Begin
taking then now and see what vast
days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
The Joy Of Get
ting Home liz
. Ten Minute TIL Foot Bath and
Your Feet Are Like New.

Send for Free Trial Package Today.
These are not supposed to be your
feet. You may be a mere man. But
your feet or any ones else feet in O
TIZ foot bath are care-free feet.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
Pimples Go
In a Hurry


what your friends and strangers think
Of your "broken-out" face. II you give
these wonderful little waters . chance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
+ r E E

This coupon is good for a pack.
age Of GAUSS COMBINED CA.
TARRH CURE sent free by mail.
Simply I'LL in name and address on
dotted lines below. and mail to G.
e. GAUSS, 4131 Main ST.. Marshall.
Mich.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27

Extending a helping hand seems
easier when there isn't anything in 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
HAYWOOD GIVEN
SIX MONTHS
Organizer for the Industrial Workers
of the World Gwen ST. Months
for Otsorderiy Conduct

PATTERSON e. 7 uarrh o. VIM
T. UtrwrpI nrZ1r'1sr rnr 'he Indus
trial Vnrk..s o. fH. World vas een
f.nrr1 go .N months In fhe county
'a' fl'u afternoon nr conviction ~
diuaroord's ,nrI..'
iia. vrpI va. .D1..f.d In ,onnc~-
'or vl'n , r,'h,rng of strikers yes-
f't1fr 700 fa fn otto oval here 4
sr. nfd charge fhsf OFF ,alaing uniaw -
uI Hee' rH'rrr. rlar pss lsdEed
against him. Hn nfs hr vas hold
f.r f1r rrFrI tIr. vtfn f1, amount ~
h.. haI f. Ir fxsI n'rr
liatvnnd r'.Htbd raf rrIf. fo b7fn
harys ffr va. rrnf fn fhr ,nuntv
lI' lrfufd.Hf'fr fo hsr.r iie esnfrr,e.
hHf hit sff 'rrrtF Indicated chat fhev
would fi" an sprraI within a fcw DAYS.
HAYWOOD Wae gi.rn the maximum
sentence with whi,h dieorderiv con
duct fq puniehab'r During MS torn
~ imprisnnuenf ho viii have 20 work
fen hours e dnv ~ hard labor
'r" hundred policemen. armed Vi'h
rio' guns stretched a ..rdDn around
p"ii.e l.aIr.rrfsrf during fhe hsar-
lrV fui'. -NHH .frf..rs and sfrlir
fur1fhizsr4 ra'i.f.I outside ~
hu ding -n r9f arr.rr.I fo n. ~
mn.f 'ha' 're I.., ...,i fi.. ,....I
.r q ~sr af r.II. r h...i4utrf.ra instead
~ taking him fn fr- count iu uufI
ths crowd dispersed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
WILSON TO FILL
AMBASSAD0RSHIP
Expects TO Fill important Ports Before
Extra Session. Walter Page
to Great Britain.

WASHINGTON. March S1.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson probably will I'LL tho ma
jority OF the mine ambassadors hips
now vacant before the beginning of
the extra session CT congress next
Monday.
The president expects to confer with
man. OF his friends during the pres
ent week and 6; Is believed that when
congress couVc1es uominstiors for the
moro ir,por'an' pcgts will bC sent 20
Tho senate
Today = Developments brought out
that Walter ". Tar". editor OF World s
Work and ~ Intimate friend OF Mr..
Wilson has boon offered ard had ac-
ccQf~d the 9mbess.do-slip 80 Gr~a;
Britain. While hou-r officials confirm
I'd the n"Vs and Nr PAGE will start
for London within 'ca days.
y was stated 20 th- White House
tAat with the exception OBJ ;i- Pa, no
offers had been m sdc for any other
diplomatic pests. Tho Precedent has
had under consideration q l-i of mon
10 whom ho is favcrlily inclined. bur
Oh" chief d'T"ul'y ra- boon tha' many
ci Tics" mon rsl ..cu Now Yor.
state. hi'h ne fools a.rcady has ha .
conspicuous Tcrc-n,'ior. Two ucm.
hfr~ cf 90" cabinet. Sac-. '9r.r= Red
field ana McAduo. Nsrtsrt Secretary
Roosevelt 81 'ro navy O. rpastmout. and
Mr. Page have ra1' their homes in
N"v York for many years
Mr Wilson r1s boo. Of. posed 20 look
'uiif"r vest icr .otfc o. hi- dir'r.-a'.c
appointments rrl today fhsrt ,.mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
ALLEGED BRIBERS
ARE DIS MISSED
Judge Lynch Noll:os Indictments
Aaainct All Republicans on Charges
of eribery-Oac Democrat Held.

Special Dispatch 10 tine Iu;cllisenccr
STEU BENNILLE. O.. March 81
Judge Charles j Lynch of Belmont
county. arrived here last night and
this morning rendered his opinion in
th~ special corrupt practice cases
which came up here some time ago.
Attorneys FOR the defendants entered
pleas. IN abatcmcn'. b.t the court re.
fused 10 allow tho pioSs 20 br entered.
because the grand jury. hc faid. was
LEGALLY constituted. and tho additional
Grand Jurors Werc l"r~iiy drawn uu
der the law. Tn" rascs wore brought
U on demurrer. and an ru' ono IN.
c'riWrnt was n0l'i"d. tho court uia.
j1.ui1g m" d"1Urrcrs. hC'diu= thai
under 90" law and as specifically .ct
.nrih. tho Republican party !, d..
-1'iF con 'titufcd TLrty. and they failed
to SGT forth ihc tact that Tho election
h.f fa.l.d Go s"t up .1' p,ll that
enough votes had been .ast
Tic caiy count r'll was that
AGAINST Nihcri CripIo1 cf SmuEf. a..
I Democrat who wa Indicted cn
fI.sd"'''.rCr charge n vas alleged
.'i J." had .0'io'tcd g h-tl. Th0s,
ao s.'re 90 ..s.d a-r Postmaster
h. Erd or 0u. eNa-Fri with bring
"Dricr-. 1Huo. Gil.o1. o. lrouiaI,.
-.1.r'j. with purchasing kog Cf
lt'r. John g.. E'i.U.p. probate iudr"
'' ci. CnHr-'i with ....IG e shot Gan
t0 ".'ler 7na hiring others. ". 90.
Grown. t-us,r.i' .n- attorney. ctarCed
Hh h.r.-- workers. cN Iuig" John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
COX AND GARRISON
GO TO GAINESVILLE
Ohio City Gradually Getting Back 10
Normal Conditions. Outside
Communication Established.

Special dispatch TO the Intelilsencer.
ZANESVILLE, o.. March 3I.-Con-
ditions in GAINESVILLE are slowly as.
suming their normal aspect ana each
succeeding day sees a marked i'm
provement. The post office was open.
ed today for the first time and mass
OF mail matter was distributed. The
gas was also turned on and the resi-
dents are now supplied with heat.
which has been one OF the serious
features OF the present calamity. Gov
ernor Cox will arrive in the city to-
morrow or "Wednesday accompanied
by Secretary of War Garrison and
they will personally look over the situ-
alton here.
There was quite tilt here today
betVeen the civil and military authorf.
ties as to tho removal OF troops Ad.
lutant General Weybrecht who is IN
command. wanted to Withdraw all
troops except four companies but tho
local authorities objected and tho
matter Vas finally left oprn until the
arrival of Governor Cox tomorrow.
The loss IN tho city will be cnorm.
Gus and among iho heaviest losers will
be the South Eastern InterI-rbdu
Company This company will lose e.
90" In the city and over sIuO 900 out
SID" OF the city. W Alfred Wilson
formerly OF Wheeling. is ono of tho
owners of this road. The n. & %
ran its FIRST train out of tho CITY 10.
day and aboard 1t was Fred &. col
mar formerly Of Wheeling. who Icf,
for visit TO that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
THREE DROWNED
IN OHIO, NEAR
PARKERSBURG
Willis Attempting TO Cross the Swollen
Ohio IN skif Men Drown When
the Boat Capsized.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
PARKERSBTRG. W. Va. March 81.

Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence.
PARKERSBURG, ". Va. March 81.
Three men. who were attempting TO
cross the Ohio River here this after
neon to Rclpre. Ohio. we're drowned
as tho result Of strong wind striking
tho skid and causing u to capsiz7
Nobody here has been able - learn
who tn" men were although tho acci.
dent was Witnessed by several per-
sons. some of whom wcrr also out -
hofts and came near sharing the same
fate.
The second accident of any conse-
uuencc occurred AZ O'Clock This after.
noon. whom ;he front o. tho three
story brick building on Ann street.
unWncd by c. T. Ruth ana &. ID Bum
gardner. which was occupied by the
Miller Furniture COMPANY. COLLAPSED
as result OF ihc heavy strain due TO
The extra amount OF furniture moved
up on account OF tho nooG Two EN-
ploycs ~ the company were Injured.
ih"v being VAN bowman and ". &.
Wilson. The former was removed
10 St Jcsoph's Hospital and tho latter
sustained minor cuts and bruises.
Both were standing locking out of tho
window when the accident occurred
and 'he.r escape from instant deat IN
was miraculous k3rth fell through the
hr ro'r oi the building and were
taken Cu' Dos mon ~ e'lrr Three
other mon Werc in tbo building. they
hcirg i y Milln~ l..d OFF :h. COM
rrny. ard Richard CIun'ncram md
G"orrr Narl'-. two ofns. .sIr'r-rr.
1hcy escaped hv Windows iu fhr rear
tp -k'0s truf to their rD rlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
Archbishop RESiCNS
AS PRESIDENT OF
DOMtCAN REPUBLIC.

-AN 0 OMfNGO. Domi,tn Ro
puh'ir March 60 Nrrhh| lur
N0uol ~ TODAY . session OF fhr
national conRrcs. rendered rI.
resignation as provisional pro
idcni ~ fhe Eomican RfpuhI.,
The iEnafion Nas accepted
and congress viii appoint his
successor.
90 health was given a. fhe
reason for Archbishop NoueIs
action. ~ heinz announced that
he was Obliged to 20 10 Europe
% take fho cure
General liurtrio Vnequez
General juan 1im.ucz and
Fr'doricn Naies1u'1 % arc
candidate fnr frr prceidenc,
Quot urr.a.is throughout
Tho tHIufrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
]. PIERPONT
MORGAN DIES
IN ITALY
Financier Is Stricken Down hy
Fatal Illness Early after
he Neon Hour.
HAD NO IDEA OF
HIS CONDITION
Death Genes Peacefully to Great
:. kedcr 4. 10. IN Grand
Hotel, at Rome.

ROME. Ma-ch Gil Picrnont Nor
gan. the New York firancie-. died here
toby. few minutes after noon. For
months his health had been declining.
hut IN" symptoms became greatly ag-
Erava'cd about n we"k AGO. and since
Wednesday last he had been in s,mi-
comatosc condition.
Tonight his bod. living in tho dcafh
chamber. is surrounded with fowe-s.
Messages Of sympathy have boon rc-
Ceived from Hinc Victor Emmanu.l.
high officials Of state diplomatic rep-
reseniativcs and from many personal
friends in all arts of the world
The death Of Mr. Morcau was not
known in Rome until several hours
after II occurred. owing 20 the desire
that Mr.. Morean's son. J. = Morgan.
Jr.. who Is IN New York. should first
he notified.
Tho ofiCial statement. prepared by
DIR. Giuseppe Bastianclli Dr VI. Allen
Star and DR.. George \ Dixon. the at
tending physicians. indicates that q
gradual general collapse followed "A
condition Of nervous prostration.
which prevented the digestive organs
from performing their 'inctions and
affected the mental faculties.
For five days Mr. Morgan received
TO assimilate the food. As a result he
very rapidly lost strength. For many
hours prior to his death he was in a
condition of semi-coma. which pre-
vented him from recognizing those
shout him His end was without suf-
fering
Mr.. Morgan's daughter. Mrs. Her
bert l.. Satterlec who has been IN
constant attendance. was at tho death
bed. She held the hand Of her father
and tried 10 obtain some sign of recog-
milton. She thought that when the
supreme moment came he family
pressed her hand. NJ. Satterlee and
the physicians almost carried the weep
ing woman ont OF the room. where
friends tried to comfort her
M. Satferlce IS prostrated b. grief.
and had no statement 70 make tonight
regarding futur" arrangement So
far. no preparations have been made
with reference To the removal Of Mr..
Norcsn's body 10 tho United Statrs.
Those relatives who arc in Now York
will FIRST b" communicated with re-
gardinc thoir wishes.
Tho American Ambassador and Mrs
Wm. J O1'ricn. tho secretary - the
emba -. George Post Wheeler. and
Mrs Wheeler. Who went to tho hotel
this afternoon 10 inquire about Mr..
Morgan condition. were thore when
his death was anuCIncod They rc
mained 10 offer their sovices and OK
press condolences
All the Rome newspapers Publish
tributes 20 Mr. Morgan. expressing rho
deep sense ~ loss 'clt hy tho italian
people n has bccn suggested that
Mr. Morgas's body should he. takon
70 the United States on hoard a war
ship.
Will Bury Morgan az Cedar Hill.
&L-NE NnRL M.r.L II I.Lr. DLnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
LOWER OHIO
In GRIP OF A
GREAT FLOOD
Huntington. Marietta and Othe-
Towns Are Hard ~ hy the
Raging Ohio.

aps~faf rrertf.. fp frr Irf. .-- or
Hf ETI>IiTrN IS fn. .fff.r q
wa cincinnati POS T..rE.rrl Toe
n.ch' Huntington I- .r dfftr.... ,huf-
~ from frr outside world ana 20 tho
rnercv - thr raging rhIp. Tr4.fi. .aff-
ne entire town f- Irdrr utfr- 1r.i
there is mlrh eITrrrr man foe'sI
The proprrfr .rea viI roach moro chan
t4hfn00o shfo several r.r.rre arr
reported drowned
Pcnef has boon rrn' tr gr err1r
Hafrffd from IN. FIaefrr. ufr had t
trnir'oad NJ food ana 'iofhIrg rushed
~ ffr stricken rlf.. Tho Wafrr WIS
staiionsry It midr ghf.
FI,ASKFpRT. Ky. March 7f 49,.
bF Hdiufarf General Lrie frrI-hf 20
cefvsd p rnsas.lgo. averIned f1 Oh.
mayor ~ columbus. Kr. m fh" So
Eissippi river beiowe cairo. and stat
ing thai fho Ieves there had broken
Wire communication failed and details
souid not bs isnrned.
EvlNEvIf.T,E. Ind. March 7i-A.
o. o'oiock tonight one remaining wire
from Dvansvilis into Illinois failed
fbs last word hard over f WAS that
ehs isves ~ Shawneet0Un had brokn1
eps1iai rf-paieh 20 ths fnfeIiIger.sr
hAltIhTTA, .. March 90 This
30 fs gtiil IN tho grfp ~ mo greatest
nnd most disastrous food thaf ersg
$1,000 over the Ohio VALLEY Tho rfa-.
gas - feet and To fnrhes a. 20
r0-r>s~- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
WRIGHT HAD 4
NARROW ESCAPE
Inventor Of Aeroiane and Relative
Forced TO Flee-OayJon Slowly
Recovering from Devastation.

SOUTH DAYTON. O.. March 81
OrViIlc Wright. who, like thousands OF
other Daytonians, was engaged in
shovcling mud from the Wright home
stead today. had no chance to use
an aeroplane when the flood came.
When warning Of the food came his
father. Bishop Wright. and his sister
Katherine left the place in a wagon.
In some way they became separated
and for two days the inventor could
not fad his father. When located IL
was found that he had experienced
no mi5hap. Orvillc Wright fed soon
after the other two and found refuge
or high ground
The interior Of his house was ruined
by water Fire broke out in a build.
ing near the old shop where the
Wright brothers worked for so many
years in prrfeCtinE their flying ma
chine. In the shop were invaluable
plans and data dealing with tho con
struCtions of acroplanes and naviga-
tiOn Cf tho air. Orvill" was greatly
rciicFod when he returned to find that
tho flames had spared fhc shop and
It's contents.
~ the meeting OF tho relief commit.
too and members Of The relegatcd CITY
council. members of tho latter decls rcd
their individual willingness to cooper
ate with tho committee in all neces-
sary for the protection and rehabilita-
ton of IN" city IL was decided TO
appropriate S50.oo0 OF tho relief fund
10 the Rcd Cross. 10 be expended in
purchasing tho h1r" necessities which
viii permit destitute far lilies 70 rc-es
tahlish homes of "a sort until they can
improV" their own condition.
Court Martial Organized.
\ court martial was organized today
with forth petty cases on the docket
This court must try such cases. as the
municipal Justice courts have been
superseded under martial law. Re
ports that lootcrs have been shot are
untrue. according 10 statements by
thos" in au'hOrity There have bceu
rumors ~ such occurrences. bur mono
have been confirmed I'm mono of Tho
morsue Is ther" amy body showing bul.
,c' wounds
Guard- have frcd shot. 10 frighfen
-uspicious looking characters. hut
i"trr i7-. -.n' fr ki.i 0r .1iurc
Gsorec B. Iu-ba. -e.refar, to Go..
ernor COX. 20 e.rc.ia'. the causes a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
MOGRAPHS
REGISTER QUAKE
81. LOUIS and Washington Instrument,
Register Earthquake % Unusual
Violence During N,ght.

SIT. L"t L. Mo- Nar.h %. TAe
s'i-u"Erfrh a. 81 Louis uui, ersi,.
recorded on 'arthulasr ur eru-.1l
f...'n." last ni2at Th. .h.,e. - %
Thought. "I- most sct,r.i. f.it iu
F'hrInr strait. o. fra,cI.d .o.th-
cast SiN main watc. .hr rr.' q
which WIS recorded at9.-t p. rr wrr.
follow 20 hr three secondary vat.a.
~" last ~ 1i T. r. M.
The maximum vibration took pi,. .,
20 1910 3. ~
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SEATTLE. Wash. March -f
violent earthquake" vae recorded IN
fn" a'tsmorrauh ~ fho Tint. .,reif, o.
N nirgton. beginning 80 G. O.. o,ln.E
.a. night and continuing on hour l...i
falf Th"-r was continue. shook .
fr g. minutes Apparcntit fh. d
tuthan'o wac in INC Hohrrc -.r. ar .
Do i- believed = ,oi'anl, oYfrr,sk va
IHr-iHl'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
VIII Bury Moraan AZ cedar IN

NEW YORK. March ~ John pier.
pont Morgan's last resting place prob
ably will he In the maUsol"um in Cedar
Hill cemetery. Hartford. Conn. which
he had erected some year. AGO in MON.
Org of his father and mother Whom the
body Of Mr. Morgan reaches hero from
Rome 10 is expected 'hr funeral -ory-
ices will te held tn d." Cathedral of 81.
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