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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

! torn'y OF Allegheny county. spent a
poot par; OF 'he day in going over
he ground
Mr.. Biakelee was emphatic In saw
ing he had not come here in the ca
pacliy G. lawyer opposing New
York states Interests. but as a per
sonal friend Of the Thaw family.
None of the Thaw lawyers cared 10
4 make any predictions tonight as TO
The unWindlng of the legal phases or
the case. but " was Understood mat
they would come into court with their
habeas corpus Sri' granted last week.
on "Wednesday. rs agreed. and begin
their real battle when the immigrn.
iion authorities tak, up the question
of deporting Thaw as an unde sira bic
ALI n. This hearing might last for
days. should u result in Thaw's de
poriation the Canadian counsellors
would then drop the case and Ameri-
can lawyers begin an involved hight
against Thaw's eXtraGition from what
ever state TO which he may be sent.
That this state will undoubtedly be
vermont was still the consensus or
opinion.
Thaw Talks.
or the conferences in which he par
ticipatcd today Thaw said:
My lawyers found me very ress-
my case. ! am letting them do the
legal work. though"
We thought O'Nara was 10 take
charge Of things" was suggested TO
Thsw
Who said that" he demanded. 81
Understood everything that was going
on"
ThaW heard Sherbrooke's many
church bells tolling throughout the
uay. but indulged in no religious wor-
( snip. He asked the old governor OF
The prison If there were 20 be any jail
services. There were not.
I'm sorry said Thaw 'T had
hoped there would be"
Everybody In town. even those 60
ing To church. laG Thaw's name on
their lips and tonight the Rev. George
Mcintosh of the Sherbrooke Nethodis,
'contiaued on Page Eighty
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THAW'S BREACH With HIS
LAWYERS IS NOW HEALED
ATTORNEYS FINDING 1T USELESS To ARGI-E WITH TIL .w
ALLOW HIM TO HANDLE THE PUBLICITY END,
OF HIS CASE-PRONIISES STATEMENTS
Lawyers Would Not Make as to the Outcome o the
Case, But VIII Begin Real Battle After Habeas Copus
Thompson Says He Is Now Satisfied

SHEkBROOkE. Que. Aug -
Harry n. Tha~. rCConciled with his
Canadian lawyers to the procedure
to be followed On Wedns sday neKt.
when. according TO present plans. he
VIII be arra.gned in the superior
court on writ % habeas corpus.
spent restful Sunday in the Sher-
brooke jail and announced tonight
mat no matter IL VIM. Trav.rs Je-
rome did take Cnarge of New YORK :
case. lie CThaw) was not fearful o;
the outcome
Il faced the death chair twice. '
SAID Ihaw. why should worry
about going back 20 Natteawans"
Mr. jerome had not reached n. re
this evening ana in tn absence or
Franklin Kennedy. deputy Attorney
General in charge o. the New York
forces. no authorativ- statement could
be obtained as to the time OF his ar
rival
ON the Thaw side the arrival here
OF Roger O'Mara was Just as inden-
mite. Today Thaw himself said he
had not summoned the Pittsburgh de-
tectiye. Subsequently he amended
thlS. expect to see Roger" he ad-
mitted
Having found fl useless to argue
with him, Thaw's lawyers brought
about truce in the breach that for
time threatened. by aprc eing 10 Iet
Ihaw manage the publicity end OF
his case"
To Thav this end has become pre-
dominant. He has been told that ne
l. likely to be deportsd to Vermont
after the immigration authorities take
aim into custody. and tonight ne
made request for a list OF the lead.
ine newspa pers of that State.
! may have some very important
.'tt ments TO give them" he said.
Held Two Conferences.
Two conferences-in one OF which
Ihaw participated--were held today
by the Thaw lawyers The CHER
counsel. Mr. Greershiclds. was ar
sent. He will not return from Mon
treal until tomorrow But Charles 10.
White. W. c. McKeown. Colonel
Harry Fraser. Ex-Governor Wm. \.
stone OF Pennsylvania and W. \.
Blakelee. OF Pittsburgh. district at
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DISCREPANCIES
ALLEGED IN AN AUDIT OF
THE RECORDS OF CITY
OF CHARLESTON.
Former Treasurer and Now Mayor
Bedeil Is Held to Be Short Over
S22,0OO-Other Shortages.

special bfspItsh To- the frt,Iliscrce-
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. ri
Sensational discrepancies are ALLEGED
N an audit of records OF the city OF
charleston made public today IN
which former Treasurer J Feree Be-
dell. now Mayor OF the city. IS held
10 owe the city more than S22DOO ana
N which small amounts are nela
against other officials Charge OF
Iack OF system and OF lost records
IS made. According to the report ex-
Treasurer Bedell has failed TO ac-
count for Sl5.V0o Of - 81. .OOO. 900 bond
issue of December /. 1908. Attention
is also called 10 the failure Of the
city officials 10 publish financial state
monts as provided By law. Tho audit
was mad" under th, direction OF state
Tax commissioner Fred q. Blue. eI-
pnlce Chi'f Inspector and Supervisor
OF fubic Offices. aud covers the per
1911.
The report was filed with the city
" sterday, but city solicitor 4. \
Alexander refused TO make n public
copies were procured today Accord
Ing to the report filed BedelIs mem.
"ty was not clear as 20 the disposition
OF tho $4,000 alleged TO be- short on
the bond issue. The auditors report
says that whom Bedolls attention wa
called 10 the discrepancy he stated an
the proceeds from the sale were Dc
posted in a local bank. designated
as IN" city depository. and that b..
drew check for said SIS. 1000 10 some
person or bank. (he believed "A bank
which he could not r, collect and that
said $4,000 was afterwards. by sucn
person or bank. transferred 20 q bank.
not located in the city Of Charleston.
Ccontinusd on Par. r,1h,,
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GOVERNOR SUFFERS CASE
WILL RESULT IN
COURT ACTION.
His Friends Claim 10 Have Suffi-
cient Evidence TO Compel Whit
man to Take Up Matter.

ALBANY. y Y. Aug a4-An Of.
fort will be- made this week. accord.
ing 10 coniidants of Governor Sulzer
10 procure The indictment Of several
members Of the legislature who were
most active I'm the impeachment OF
the governor. and also of certain men
nigh IN Tammany Hall. who are not
oihcially connected with the Iegfsla.
lure. One OF the charges. 1t is said.
will be criminal conspiracy.
This Is the latest strategic move OF
the Sulzer war board" as outlined
today by Judge Lynn ]. Arnold. one
of Governor Suffers most trusted ad.
yisers
During the last ten days lawyers
who volunteered to assist Governor
Sulzer have been busily engaged
gathering evidence touching this al
legged conspiracy and Il was an.
nounced today that they had pro-
cured sufficient data to Justify them
in placing the matter in tho handa Of
District Attorney Whitman. of New
YORK. with a demand that he Law the
evidence az once before a grand hlry.
viii Block impeachment.
Other lawyers and hymen here.
Who had p hand in the Suizer mr.
gram. expressed confidence that their
contemplated move viii block the
governors Impeachment trial. They
declared that when the evidence thev
nave collected g. made public Il will
cause the court of appeals to decline
10 Join the senate in a trial. and that
ihe whole matter will fall to the
ground. a. The senate would have no
power. under the constitution. TO pro
coed alone.
Governor Sulzer spent a quiet day
~ the executive mansion Mrs Sui.
ger q condition continues 10 improve.
Acting Governor Clvnn was nj bfs
summer home on the Hudson through.
out the day Mr. Giynn's adberents
derided Che latest move OF the Sulzer
Iorce7 and declared that 70 vould
prove absolutely ineffective
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Church Is
Dedicated

Fpecial tIiarHf .l fY Tho frfeI -frlr-
FAiRMDNT. W So Aug - Trr
new Methodist Prot.'art church a.
SmithtOwn. Marion cDuuft pH.,r
vas dedicated to-day. BE- brou,
Kramer chapel Tho church OLD.
ou'cor1" ~ dream which ,au, .-I.
yesterday Dol dream Drn rf.If
Mrs LT Kramer ear a church ur Il.
design ~ The present .frIt tfrr. sr f..
site - The presnnt church Nryf -nlfr
ing feeling etu ftr force of ..t
dream. fIn secured Obj. ,rr..rt az
her hu'harf f1 donate fhr ..fs frr
church building srI af Drr. .tsrfrd
. subscriDton fD raIse f.e money ur
' q. Br0omhrId 0f ffi. rIf. and E..
steele. oi NoFturr pfre ir charge .f
The drdirafDfv .frs.s.. today
monster crowd fHr i..,st ever econ
~ rmfhtDuu. EH'IfreI flr ffa s.
DAY services and ia trf dinner u.i,.
marked ftr 0cea..rt
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For Theft

special Dispatch 90 tho Intelligence
FAlHNDNT. 49, Nt. Aux Zt-
When they arrested fte mon and bows
to-day. county and Ipscill detectives
believed they rounded up the glug
which bias operated along tho river 100
motor boats ffn pi-f few months
stealing copper u Ire. brass and cppp.
pa ts from ru- uss and machiuer.
srI other valuable metals from minrs.
m1nufac uriur plants aud the BaIu
more a Ohio Rallf0ad H a. o Da
.r.r Gibson received word from
fOn-fab." lOgEs 90 arrest Harr
fr.l.-. k0v i.a man. Fred Valentine.
har.ra Whire.do and Jack FoIiou.
charged v.tr tho theft ~ hundreds OF
dollars worth Of metal FOO tho past frH
months The metal wa sold fo local
junk dealers and some ~ fhe.a NAV
li. o.. boz arrested The five sr. now
.n JAIL awaiting trial
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ATTEMPT FAILS
TO WRECK CAR

Spc. .ia1 l..rft.n fo Tne Tutsurerrer.
FAlRMONI. W. Va. Aug -
some person. a. yet unknown. at
tempted 90 wreck the Fairmont ana
Clark shurs street car by placing rail-
road Ties ON the track near Worth
inEton late Saturday night The
early morning car today was almost
wrecked wh'n on turning sharp
curve The wotOrman saw the obst1ic-
tion Just In time 90 stop the car. ana
prevent wreck Detectives with
blood hounds worked on tho case %
DAY and promise sTrcts tomorrow.
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OPEN STATE WIDE
DRY" CAMPAIGN

er'. al Ur0tf. 1 to Tho rnfefueen.er
STEJ HENNIILF. o.. Aug q
Wayne - Wheeler state presiuenf Of
fh" Anti ~alloon learue. spoke here
iodaN and opened fhe rampairn for
~'a'"V idr prohibition in ohio t.a
-1iu. tiN" ohio H drv l.tauire Hs
ii'N d.i ot.r iu West Nirrina stare
d" pt.nihIIun Viii hr forced on ,u.I
n" later tlau 1871. Tha adoption OF
ih" small LEGISLATURE measure would
mean fcirn ~ terror In ohio o. an
nofs' Jaw cnforclr- moa .rrrs vouIl
'' wiped from tL. statute buoks"
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NEGRO ATTACKS
WHITE WOMAN
AND AFTER A BATTLE WITH
HER HUSBAND MAKES
HIS ESCAPE.
Farmers Armed With Pitchforks.
Guns and Rope ScOur the Hills
and Lynching Is Threatened.

IA PLATA. Md. Aug. 2l.-OpenIy
threatening 4 lynching. scores of farm
ers. carrying pitchrorks. guns and
ropes. beat through the woods OF
Charles county last night and today
in hunt for William Thomas. a negro.
- years old. who il charged with a
brutal attack on Mrs Samuel Boswell
30 years old. wife OF n farmer near In
dian Head
According 20 a statement by Con
stable Carpenter. Thomas entered the
Boswell home Yesterday during the
absence Of Mr.. Boswell and attempted
10 throw Mrs. Boswell on the floor.
I'm the presence OF her three small
children. Mrs Boswell struggled with
the powerfully built negro for half an
hour. and just as her strength was
about 20 give out her husband rushed
into the house
Husband 20 Rescue.
4 fight then cnsued between the
two men. IN which Boswell was badly
worsted. Thomas is said then 10 have
hoasted that he would carry out his
purpose In the presence OF Mrs. Bos-
wells husband Roswell made break
for tho kitchen. and grabbing a cary
Ing knife. returned 10 the living room.
where Thomas stood. The negro.
when he saw the rnife. ran from the
nous" and has not been seen since.
Thomas was captured by Constable
Carpenter late today about 10 miles
from whero the assault took place.
lie was placed IN a waiting automobile
and hurried IN Ia Plata by side roads
10 avoid the searching parties OF farm.
prg
The nerro's Incarceration in tho fail
here did not become known until late
tonight. and officials express conf.
dence that no attack will be made
upon the Jail
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KILLED MAN IN
SELF DEFENSE

NNY~VfiLE. Ky trr "A ann,
Aattlu Iaet rirht 90 Mount bIiVet sFof
.LH Nii'd W IN1 Com. one ~ the lead
or. 'i mob wtllh was irving 90 hang
Ni'n. Hflfr hc had been a.4uift.I "a :
tfr'uua charge Tho r.Uf. hret. g..
N' iil home nud kuotkeI down ff.
no"r "t Dts boa fun1 when Maatin or.r-
90 firr with a shot gun Trs rb.rr,.
.fr"l. f'i. fnn fu fre tr.4.f arr r1tfT
iHriffff Nfa-t.u was bro.rhf here
fH aas f.r safe seeming
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MAsAIhoTON. Aug. 2f-Torecasft
Wesf NtrEinia-rair MONDAY. Tuesfaw
ial- and somewhat warmer
Nesteru fenusylvania-rair Moudavs
'HftnaN TAR with rising tsmueraturs.
in lrerate northwest 20 northraat vrfrds
ONO fair monday. Tuesday fair ana
NAtineri woderats northeast Wfuda Mon
aay, southeast TUESDAY.
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TURKS ARE FIRM
ON ADRIANOPLE
OPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH
BULGARIAN DELEGATE As
To CONCESSIONS.
French Writer Visits Thrace ard
Confirms Stories Of Horrible
Bulgarian Atrocities.

LONDON. Aug @4-The Sublime
Porte mas opened direct negotiations
with the Bu garian delegate. VI. No
chevi'ch. vino has remained In Con
stantinople since he went there a. the
outbreab of the second war To uegO-
tiate an understanding With Turkey
II Is understood that the Ports re
mains firm with regard 20 Adrianople
and Kirk Kilessih. but i prepared 10
make concessions in other quarters.
Pierre Lott the French writer. IN
der Constautinople date. sends to the
Daily Telegraph . vivid story of his
impressions on visiting Adrianople aud
the surrounding districts. VI Lott
says
The Bulgarians have made os
Thrace a desert surprising in abom!-
nation everything ! had been told and
all that ! imagined With what fury
have these Christian liborators worked
IN or'nr ~ accomplish so much de-
struotion 20 q few months"
Ilo d'scrihes orgies and massacres
and violation and desecration i'm all
Tho THrtish villages. and asserts that
Afrianopl" itself only escaped by 4
nj 7c'c because the TurFe arrived a
day earlier than was expected. so Do.
i'ai"d 'h" ru'carian plans FOR simi.
lar ma-e.~-o there
Confirms Horrible Story.
VI. Io'' confirms tho story Of sev.
ersl thou and Turkish prisoners
h"rd"i on au island and there al
lowed to s'1rye to death bv the Bul.
gar'1n-. tho" who survived starya-
ton being massacred. and protests m
N" strongest terms against Europe
permitting Adrianople 20 be handed
back 10 th" Bulgarians He SAYS 10
dg so would be- % crime and expresses
~" he''"f that the Russians have
been mi.lal and thar when they
knew all the mourfrous truth they
VIII r.1iiya that % take up tho cause
'o' This small. deceitful and feroc.
ious people. this opDrobrium Of tho
great S'av family. would BE- 10 soil
their history with m indel'ble stain
Powers Can't Agree.
BONION Aug 20 Tho Viouna
correspondent Of the Dad, Mail dc.
c'lres that th" powers have been tfn-
able 10 agree on any plan ~ coercr
Iurk"t France opuuses anv fnnr.
cial mfarures. while Germany excepta
tp moral pressure Seither Austria
ror Rut sia appears inclined to assist
BULGARIA.. and there is little doubt. ac.
roriins 10 fhis spondent. that
Turkey Will retain Adrianople
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'contiaued on Page Eighty
The Washington herald., 1913-11-05
SENATOR LEWIS BAGS
GET In WRONG AUTO
Illinois Statesman in Quandary as BE.
suit of Porter's Error at
Union Station.

Senator James Hamilton Lewis arrived
unheraIded in this city Monday right.
A porter took his bags, preceded him
from the train, and vanished. Later the
porter was located at the other end OF
the station without the bags. "A foot
man took them, SIR said the porter.
when the angry Senator descended on
him. He put them in big automobile.
There ssB lady in the automobile, sir"
From the shadow of a pillar Senator
Lewis contemplated the automobile. 1t
was a handsome limousine. Inside he
could see his bags. The woman was sit
ting back in the car and he couldn't
make out her features.
Mrs. Lewis is in Europe, and the Sem
ator was in a quandary. He had visions
of u kidnapping plot.
Here, you," he said to the porter" get
me those bags. Do anything-only get
them"
Still in the shadow, he watched the
porter parley with the occupant Of the
car and finally get the bags, and then
the Senator sped through the station to
Il taxicab stand, and dashed away.
Il can't imagine how the mistake oc-
cured said Senator Lewis last night.
The only explanation that can hit on
is that it was Senator Weeks car. He
and were both speaking in Massaehu-
sets, and he was due back the same
night. His car may have come to the
station to meet him, and his man have
taken my things for his That, OF course.
is only a guess"
The Washington herald., 1913-11-05
Climax Expected Soon.
MEXICO CITY HEARS
OF "HINT" TO HUERTA

Mexico City, Nov. A great many
sensational and alarming rumors are
being circulated tonight. These stories
are evidently based upon the cablegrams
which have been coming into the United
States all day asking for news Of Charge
d'Affaires O'Shaughnessy' alleged pres
entation of an ultimatum from Presi-
dent Wilson to President Huerta.
The positive statement has been issued
by both O'Shaughnessy and Huerta that
there is no truth in the statement that
Wilson has demanded that Huerta re-
sign. And the general belief here is that
HVerta viii not resign, no matter how
strong the pressure may become. Not
withstanding this general belief, those
who know Huerta say that there is a
possibility that he might resign II no
pressure were brought to bear and he
could be assured that his dignity would
not suffer
Threats. either actual or implied, will
have no other effect upon Huerta than
to provoke him to stubborn resistance.
Anything. in the way of infiammatory
articles at this time will make
1t absolutely impossible to dislodge the
President peacefully.
While 1t is stated as fact that no new
The Washington herald., 1913-11-05
G. 0. P. MACHINE wins
IN KEYSTONE STATE
Penrose-0 Oliver Organization Comes
Into Power Again in Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.
VOTE ON JUDGES Is SLOW

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 1.-The Repub-
lican organization has come into its own
in Pennsylvania. In Pittsburgh, where
the fiercest fight was waged. from early
returns it is apparent that Joseph G.
Armstrong, the Penrose-Oliver candidate
for Mayor, has won by a small majority
over Stephen j. Porter. the Flynn
Magee candidate. This probably means
that Armstrong carries the Legislative
representative OF Allegheny County with
him, and also means that Boies Penrose
will succeed himself as United States
Senator.
In Philadelphia county the reformers
on the Fusion ticket are showed under
The Republican organization has elected
its entire county ticket, consisting of
District Attorney, Register of Wills, Re-
ceiver of Taxes and City Treasurer, and
lIas elected enough members to organize
both Select and Common Councils. This
election is in the face of the almost solid
opposition Of the press Of Philadelphia
The Superior Court Justice vote is in
doubt,-as the returns from the interior
are coming in slowly, but II looks as IL
far as preventing the organization from
electing its candidates Is concerned.
John ]. Henderson, sometimes known
as the standard or judge, probably
has poIled the largest vote, and the sec
ond place on the ticket is contested by
james Alcorn. a Republican and Web
ster Grim, a Democrat, with the odds
favoring. Grim because he had the sup
port of the Republican organization.
The vote in Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh may pull the $500Oo.ooo highway
loan through. but it will have to be very
heavy because the bill has been swampel
throughout The upstate districts.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-05
Police REFUSE
To GUARD CARS
Militia May Be Called Out To-
day to Stop Rioting in
indianapolis.
THREE DEATHS NOW TOLL
Traffic Still BIoekaded and Street
Battles Coninue-Government
Peacemaker Quits.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 1.-The third
victim of rioting incident to the street
car strike here died today. Another man
is in a critical condition. The day opened
quietly, with the populace apparently
more intent upon the outcome of today's
city election than on the developments of
the strike.
John. Brogan, a laboTer. who was
wounded while watching riot OF street
car men, died in a hospital. and Thomas
Carlton, a union chauffeur, IL at the hos
pital today. Carlton had stopped his au-
tomobile to watch the rioting when the
strike-breaker's bullet struck him in the
neck
Ethelbert Stewart, representative of
the Department of Labor, left for WASH
ington today after concluding that there
was no chance of a settlement OF the
strike by arbitration.
That the State militia will be called out
tomorrow to protect the street car COM
pany in its efforts to run cars is the be-
lief here.
Two members of the indianapolis con-
tingent of the Indiana National Guard
stated positively this afternoon that they
had orders to report for duty at o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Fifty policemen mutinied today when
ordered to protect car manned by
strike breakers
Manned by fourteen strike breakers
and Supt. Mahonye, of the traction COM
pany, car was run out of the Louisiana
Street barns and taken half a block to
Georgia Street, where fifty policemen
were ordered to board it.
The policemen refused and walked
away with smiling faces. The strikers
in the vicinity cheered the policemen and
the car returned TO the barn.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-05

representations have been made to Mex
leo by the United States. there is reaso,
to believe that such representations wil
be made within twenty-four hours.
is stated on good authority that onl.
will Huerta be asked to resign, but /
demand will be made for the restoratioI
of the old Chamber Of Deputies and tn
Senate
There was big run today on tn
Banco Londres y Mexico, caused by ru
mors that a tax was to be imposed upol
deposits
The situation here is tense tonight. be
cause the Mexicans know that something
important is pending between their coun-
try and the United States.
There are insistent rumors here tonighi
that President Wilson has given Huertl
seventy-two hours from noon this dat
to vacate the Presidency in favor OF Pc
dro Lascourain. former minister of for
eign relations at the time OF Madero'l
DEATH This is said to be in accord witt
the ideas of Carranza and his following
Taking the arrival of the battleship1
which have just anchored in the harbor
together with the aforementioned rul
NOR concerning Huerta and Presidenl
Wilson. there is great excitement herr
tonight
The Washington herald., 1913-11-05

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