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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
S ELLING ORDE r S
FAIR VOLUME OF BUSINESS REPORTED
IN STEEL MARKET THE PAST WEEK

NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-The steel
mills reported fair volume of bust
ness in rolled products this week. the
main features being increased buying
OF n iscellaneous products not usually
considered in current records
Another point OF interest was the
placing of contracts for $4,000 tons OF
steel plates and shapes by the Has
KEEL and Barker Car company TO cover
the construction of $500 cars for the
Northern Pacific. the business going
20 the Illinois Steel Company. Other
wise buying OF railroad equipment
was light. One notable contrzc,,
however. was $500 tons standard rails
fer British Columbia.
The United States government dis
tributed orders for six torpedo boat
destroyers among eastern shipyarus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

and the construction OF twelve other
boats is pending on the eastern coast
and on the lakes. calling for an aggre-
gate of $4,000 tons OF steel plates.
Semi-hnished steel is being offered
NOR freely in the East, including bill
lets by the Southern Steel company at
less than $25 delivered In eastern
Pennsylvania subject 10 a So freight
rate. Some rumors were that offer
ings had been as low as SIS at south
ern mills.
More general interest was shown in
steel building and bridge work, al
though the aggregate tonnage OF
shapes placed was not large.
Merchant sales OF pig iron we're
lighter but approximately 100000
tons have been placed under contract
this month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
STEUBENVTLLE

STU NEVILLE o.. sept a. Joseph
NslFg has entered eIit agnIrat tho N 4
o. COAL co. Cor So. 900 dtmarss. Tor 3d..
lurise sustained June e. 1918. when act
Toe a. o. driver. Ou the orders ~ the
boss. Do vac Injured fu ID rofIrf0r u
cars when DO bad teen sienaiied that the
track was clear. Negligence Is alieged
The christian church ~ steuhenvIIlc.
has applied Co sell real estate
Wary o. smith Vs. g. Hanna - Al
- rrfal Transcript filed from docket a
IuHtl,e a & blackburn
James Sato W WobY Coal co settled
AZ costs ~ defendant
Lucy Thomas " \ J. Thomas dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
MONAGHAN Hriafa

Many Elks OF this city have made ar
Engagements TO attend the state conven-
ton at Wheeling this week
Rev. &. T.. Goodwin has returned To his
home at Warrington. after spending the
past Few days with friends and reiatiN IS
Mrs. j. 7. Norris IS spending a few
relatives
Mrs. Charles Kinney. Of Grafton. ia
Spending few days with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Sexton left Yesterday for
Cleveland. ohio. where she Will spend a
Few days with friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
HAY AND GRAIN
M'MECHEN
FOREIGNER Injured.

- f0reigner. whose name could not 10
earned psH caught under q fall ~ slate
az the Hitchman coal mine laet s4fur,Ia.
morning about % O'clock. and badly in
lurFn. ITO vas brought IIt ~ the fui.s
and rrried % fha gfsrfafe tlssIf
whore medical attention 49, rt,sr Ir.
leE g. badly mashed and 10 e. thought
fhnt amputatiou will be- necessary fUa
INJURIES are proving rerr painful and
bis condition g. rerious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Mrs Howard beaumont ~ Phuafei-
o. in. in.. has returned 20 her home after
-iritnE her parents Mrs and Mrs L.
J NuIfe ~ IIFffenFfH afrret
iHe Hutf~. Of Eirrland avenue. South
Wtrp cod. las returned Co. his home after
f'eiffn- hts grand moi her ~ gI~ura run
iarFo number - Warwood pernfe
are attending ne Hlliy sun iav serves
90 ffeuirutiiir
Mss ~ IDA Nnlicv ~ Martins Perry.
Ie fhs guest - her sister Me- T. vs.
coleman. ~ Norfr Main ttrcct
Mr. q 8 ArsrrrurhIe o. paII4a "
Nu. ie guest 600 fnc Mrs ~ TirIies
Iuune on WHIf street
Wrs Viola miller and family. 81
PC .lFt.i'c. CO.. are visiting af ne home ~
Mr ord Mrs. Y. 2. Richmond. or Main
street
rHs Wark ~ Warworf is dtsfr ..ttftrr
rail huvc~ o. The families m center
IS nrw God
Mrr ~ g. Furr. n North Norwood
hHF returned from visi' f1 srlerfs ~
VIEW llshurE
Edward Smi.1. ~ Nrft1 WarWpof IL
.tin seriously 900 ~ h.s homo with the
fever
William Lash. ~ Gienns run. vii op.n
% .Yal mine ON Hie farm the nrat - nsNt
month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Named Delegates

The Republicans of this district held
we'll attended meeting last Saturday
evening IN the Central school building
ana named delegates TO attend the con-
EreSslonal convention TO be held at
W nee ing this afternoon. The meeting
was largely attended and the delegates
VIII so TO the convention Instructed for
j; q. Hearne, They viii leave here at
1880 o'clock for Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

a good many houses are being butt
In This town 40 the present time The
houses near Beech bottom which are he
Ing built hv tho Richland col n Tot-
company are resrly nm shed n ser are
other houses being finished by deterrent
contra tors here and the tHeafer - ~
rertei O. be finished nv fEe frrt 90 thc
month. Tne brick build NJ which is he
irC erected on Seventeenth street VIII
BE- occupied IN the near future by "a
81 arm nnl LauE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

The work - Improving frs Wffuar.
rfrerflv purchased by Red and Wrf.rf.
lefrh. - Wheeling ts rroxresefre rlrcfy
aIfHpHrh The heavy rains ~ last verr
hirNrrrd fNe work slightly % Be-
thought th1f bv fhe end ~ ffir ue.t
fhst VIII DO able 90 start iavIrF Tho
hri'F paving The bod or ono on Tho
streets has ALREADY been made ana 3D..
brick are on the arrre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
OIL AND GAS

The close o the weeks developuent
w"rK IN the eastern fields was decided
= tam" - compared with the urSt
hdil when interest Was conferred an :,
slhSic wildcat well iu the deep sand
.erI isory IN southeastern Ohio. With
the hurry over occastoned by the we'll
at HayleuvI;le. Starr township. HorL-
ing county. interest now c~rters in
SoItine work ana test Wells now dr,ll-
ing IN other sections OF the Clinton
sand territory in southeastern Ohio.
Compilations AZ the close OF the week
consisted Of nothi..s better than i;ght
bumpers. Ia Jackson township. Perry
county. the AVeiOn OH a Gas CONN. a.,
has drilled No. on the J. 5 johnson
farm through the Clinton sand ara
has . hve barrel pumper. In the same
district. the Gobel OF q Gas comnnuv
drilled it, second test on tho j. NJ
eiaeF farm through the sand ara
scored a buster. In the same township
the ON" Genital Gas company has
competed a second test on the irwin q
MoFan farm and Will have a ten or
hiteen barrel pump-r. The best pro-
ducrr In Perry county At this TIM
- Linery a companvs test on the J \
watts farm. located near CrooksviiIe
Harrison township. The well was
ana Is sim holding up at 10 barrels a
=. Al Vaudeville. Hooking county. tie
National Fireproohng company has at
yet got IT. well 70 pumping IL n,
expected that IL will be ready in a few
days ana when % VIII be possible 20
well has considerable gas and has made
a number ~ liKtt flows
Shallow Sand Wells
None OF the sha Low sand districts
seem 20 be abie to Furnish snvth,rz
better than very light BUMPERS IN
the Jackson ridge district Non-oe
company has completed so 3 on the
John J. NaLy farm Hni has very
nght uufnpcr in the hrst Cow sand.
one mile west ~ the ohio river. IN
j e -.
carter OH company has drilled IT. sec
ori test On tho Lucy Hi-sor farm
through o." * lnjun sand and has a
Near Armstrong Mills. Washington
Gas. companv. OF West Virginia. has
drilled i's test on the Joseph Boston
farm lease 80. - into the COW Run
sand and has developed tn that forma-
Ton % ga@scr With capacity ~ 1000
been connected % - gas uaes and
WI not bs dri Tod deeper 80 this time
Year Welqyill~, Columt.ana county.
on The 1rgrg" ~ n form ard have o.
-'er in INC Beres grit IN the nc
ti''-i-t W.. ser q BHice 'st, driii.d a
test Uu ffe Fr Groref ffrfu fhrou-f the
carroll County compis,ioBs
busters are ~" host that Carroll
con- p1ny 90 we-f Vi-r.ril rae romri~t.
oil '~sf" uu tho Ramsey md s. N.i'-r
ftf" tti n"n 1Ie DO. The same rnrf-
uaut lsr starting test ON f.e o nelson
rleteI test .u tEe Ufrr.es farr1 .rf|
have du~'"r hrr'e. t"' dirit NJ i've
o. ffnrlcfei te"f "r TO- David " Law.
rance farm and nHa a rtt-trrf~f rurrn.r
t" yellow freeh 'l & CO.. rnuIrHut ri
$50 Dr tre TIo r George farm &. Ivy
and So o1 the -anc farm IT, e f,-.t,, p.
I'I rIwrrf T.s kuwf.If rU 6 GHaI
''nrft IfIII"a I'.r Test "n t'r Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

large force ~ men has been rNt-R
The Panhandle Traction trace between
wheeling and this town The company
is moving the track over 80 that new
track can be laid IN the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Gathering Paw-Prvs.

The hills arouaG the town nave been
full OF people gathering pav-ptw The
this year on account OF the frost In the
spring which killed most Of the f.uit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

sist for p cash dividend payable
September 3Gth.
30 Transfer books close October
2lst FOR one half % 10 cash dividend
raysb'e October sIst
81 Transfer books close September
zOfa for one-haif ~ one per cent cash
dividend payable october LIST
tb--Tran=fer books close October
for per cent cash dividend payable Oc-
tober 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

The Virginia OIL d Gas company raS
Just received carload 81 pipe wnicn
VIII be uFed by ire company IN the near
future The company expects 20 run a
gas line along Reilly Hili road. enabling
people 10 use the gas FOR lighting and
heating purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

~ Tire nre@ent time there IS not rurh
sickness m this toSn. only a feW uses
~ d'prfheria auI fever Mayor " 4.
IuHr elaine that eli the sickness vrs
calsel lt ne we'll water which lie peu-
pie - Warwood ne and most - in~
rceiirrfs have tseT boiling the Wafcr 20
kill tie germs The cases OF dtpntherfa
f-" mild and both persons ere impr0v-
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Purohas,A NaH Waxoa.

Edward Brinkman, well known
baker Of this town, purchased a new
wagon Fr.cay and II was useG for tae
nrst time Saturday lie expects 10 run
both wagons 1tarting this morning ~
Br.nkman and John Nelshans Will have
charge of the wagons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Rev. = s Adams. % I,dEVood. 7r~a -
- good sermon az the WarWob I.u-
thersn cnurCh. \ large congregation at
tended the services AZ the hiEi school
building last evening. Next Suu,Ia q.
there will be rally DAY services at the
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

ID Tffr8fef h0oka doe Scpf 30fh
sep, sb'h '''-'''
~ Trarefe- books close oct 7fst
foI p ~ . per cent cash dividend paw
sbir oct 2fsf
t7I Transfer books cf0s~ gsrf 20
f0r ~ per cent rash dividend pnyabfe
october O.
90 Eo1sr close Oct 8 for rsr cent
caFh dividend fayshic Oct 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

GJ.-Trarsfrr torss einre sept 20 for
- rsah fislfsrf payable I.f Jet
90 TranFffr books close p.f 20 f0r
ih - t. 'asf GIs bends pafabIe fl,f
~ Trarsfer t.rts rIqss geri .0 fo~
- p rash divil.lI payable Trfrter e
~ Book close ff. fnler fff far ~.
carh dividend payable october frfH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

a. 9. Peterson. secretary Of tn. War
wood Iut cram church. has Just sent in
an order for chairs to 10 use b. the
churcu IN csse there are not enough
seats. Nj Peterson expects 20 receive
ue chairs before rext Sundays ser
vices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
WARWOOD
Council WI Meet.

War~ood council will meet Tuesday
evening at the Marwood nigh school
building. Important business will be
transacted at this meeting. the ,ouur.i
viii probably pass different ordinances
relating - street and otaer iInpFoN e
meutS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. " Va sept 20 "a
The following quotations on the mora
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
dailiy FOR The intelligence by George ".
Raron. local broker. and n X Marshall.
=.sEsge-. 3 - Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

ITO I7VtIHnd IiENt 4 WIiFr -orI0Tlv
errs DEL o. uuf q new tank on fpu ~ tire
bin lr South WsrWoud This tauE r 90
urIr Do used in case 81 IRE or for fOhcr
emergency purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
FINANCIAL.
pAYs 81 on Tr,1E pEPosrTs.

Williams. Tote. Ifond1le. affidavit. J.
~ smith tr W. W Davis. lots. New
salon. $3.50. o. 10 Myers to Allen Ward.
lct Toronto $3.50. o. r Ieuucy fr Mary
i'rr.r. lof. l.euerat lfriEhfs. $3.50. j. u
To- fn a 81 Jones. o.. acres Warren
tlwnshir. $500 U -rlu 90 Ernrst
Wulfer Notes. city. $500. IA Weilo-
view Lard eco co. W. " Tnrmeufrr. iof
CITY. $3.50. 70 Hclletlew land GO % W
~ Iarmfufer lots rff0. s. 600. a
Eellc,tfw land 60. fo ff o.. Tarfnenter
Dot Ditt. $3.50. John Tirfn f1 Rose stern.
lrf. lifv. . q e.. fUdrr ON 20 frank
liewetrUs Doc. CITY. e. 800. Han Anfer-
son to Tr1ns f'rucfroe. ~ lots rffv
81 600. Iird Jackson fn William Gala
gher lot. Tftonevtiir $500. Ross Corta
% " Y. hafgar, . lots. smithfiela Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

business this morning. The room has
been freshly painted and presents a fine
Appearance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
HazIetts Local Stocks.

NWEELItE r. va sept If II
IT, friIoVfnE quotations On ne more
a.. vs. collins nfI.rH IRE corrected
daily FOR TIE Intel ysrrer Dr. Howard
Ilaz ett a Son. local brokers'
sfosE Par Hid Ask O..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Fidelity Local Stocks.

WILLY ~ "a. Sept 10. -
Corr .ffi dali. f.r re intel Fsncs-
By ne fIdelity irts.fusnt sssoriatioB.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Wf1iar- rf~.-eer To- Trft prffrf t-
lf-fon1 enrfthfie1f township $50. T. o.
Venfrre o. g. Wenfurr frf Tfe,4,~f
ltelenfe. ff-f. Narv Nsftin 20 "a
Nellevfs fsrf GO lot Dlfv 1000. "a
Iflleviev land CO ~ Do rtev Loo
citv. $50. eteub Coal & Wf~frr GO 81,
Frank FrvEo TOT CITY, a-f. DC & Wa.
- % Russell coal q MINING 90 wstre
warren township g.. John Or,f-t %
WILLIAM Nounr - acres Island Greet
township. $500. =. A. Higglrs 20 Grace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

missed az costs Of plaintiff
$50 henviils Realty 90 ~ q -. Roof
80 a. Injunction made perpeti g. Case
dismissed against other rartic.
r y Jordan ". EnSle - ON co.
Judgment - Justice affirmed nd ca
rsuTanded for execution
Name Miihovic - 80 " sta Miiko-
vic. disrissed
Fife P-ovn vs.. rohn Brown dismiss
Cd 90 plaintiffs costs
Elizabeth Nicholson vs. John Nirhoi-
sor - 81. dismissed a. cosfe of plain
Ludwig vaunei We Laura varreL d.
'oree granted for gross reziect 20 duty.
Commissionsr'a DoiaEs.
TIE county c1mrIirsirrerg have orfs r.
- the releas~ ~ FraFfc Lu-Ie and
Hrcru Fishiuh from me orth7rae
They have contracted for steel cases
Tor The trrpeurer's office f0r $1,000.
Marriage Licsrss.
.hf.nl' .-ffH.,n. ~ YEAR. tt Iridre-
vile Ia. a-d Mary Csrdone. 81 years.
Grand Jury Feport
The IeffFrrOr county Eraui fury has
made The MARITAL report sruorr - in-
Toeorh eaueefu rrrrfe- fret decree
Angelo Gelsomeno. murder in first de-
george r.cterstafr ten indictments
tavrsnes owens su,s Frank ~.
wards. larceny ~ automobile from To-
ronf0
Ern.... Hoobisr. uotorcycr. stealing
from Mfilfaou
John fvove pfuiterv
rowinirk kaFar. CARRYING concealed
Wfnrura
Waifsr U~ovn larrsrv ffff
MATTHEW Rates. entering o. steal pouf-
try
Wary Caffrrv same
rare
Jams~ rovf assault vfth f~sr~f %
rave rape 7uf attempt 90 rape 90
Charles parre same ~
iewi@ Nathan rave. attempt tr rare
rarr rifN rHrafuf f1H
0rorg~ carter rauc. affe~rrf 90 -s~s
aeraInf 9th frferf % rana ITI
t'~r~ Arrola same trr
Nicola TaeFoln. same IrN
Howard favfa obtaining money ff-sr~
fave nrcferefe 90
iAllv Harton. keeping house ~ m
fame ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Wheeling Live Stocks.

WhssIinF LiVs vol ComrnisEi0n CO.
v NLELlNsF. S. Va. sept o.. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Tt 0"TTfV TTT T|TTT" TITr ODD r
- ne relear~ ~ i'raEfc fu-Ie and
Hrortt Fishiub from the % orkfp.fae
They have contracted Tor steel raees
Tor the tree errer's office f0r $4,000.
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Do the FilipinOs Want indie
Dendence =?

CARDINAL GIBBONS says "No!"
- The Sugar Trust and its satellites, say,
No!
The expIoiters of the natural resources Of
the Islands, say, No!
The Americans who draw those enormous
salaries, for holding the offices out there, say,
No!
But what do the Filipinos say? Surely,
they are the people whose voice ought to be
heard.
Can any sane man doubt for moment that
the natives of those Islands crave the freedom
they used to haze, before barbarous Spanish
soldiers and Spanish monks took it away
from them?
We occupy very strange position when
we arrogate to ourselves the right to say that
another race of people, in another part of
the world, shall not have the liberty God
gave them at their birth.
Think of that, please.
We do not interfere with the native Afri-
can tribes, who are wild. free, independent.
We do not bother the tribes of Polynesia
With the Malays, and the Zulus. and the
Berbers, we do not concern ourselves at ALL
We contend that the negroes of Liberia
must enjoy independence
We claim the same right for the negroes of
San Domingo.
why IL ID, OItIl, (lldI we COIlSlUeE III Il uulV
to deny the natives of the Philippines
those rights which our Declaration says that
God gave to all people?
How can we ever defend ourselves for hav-
ing made it crime for Filipino to read the
Declaration of Independence which our fore
fathers sealed with their blood?
Wilson. Bryan, O'Gorman & Co. are honor
bound to declare for Philippine independ-
ence. Their pledge lies before the world
Let us wait patiently and give them reason
able time to KEEP THEIR WORD
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"Fair Fame TarniShed BY
LynchinUS."

mites" about lynching criminals, vhose
crimes are fragrant and Dhose guilt no man
denies.
It certainly is cheeky thing for city
newspaper to lecture the rural communities
on the furnishing of our "fair fame"
[ venture to say that greater number of
crimes are committed in the city of Savannah,
III one day, than are committed in Columbia
county, in year. Columbia county being
the rural community" taken to task in this
particular instance.
county when the people. In mass deal out
swift justice to heinous criminal?
From whence do courts and juries derive
their power to infict punishment upon law
breakers except from the people?
Tell me, somebody! [ am young yet and
anxious to learn
The people delegated to courts and magis-
trates the power to punish crime.
The Delegates haze betrayed their trust,
Friendless men, without money! can be
prosecuted, convicted, and punished.
Rich men, powerfully Connected can VIC
late all sorts of laws. and go unwhipt of JUS
tice.
A poor devil who 6oyroaCs fen doUags
and fails to repay it can be sent to the chain
gang, for halfa-year, IN WcDufie county,
adj dining the county of Columbia although
the afflicted wife and children of this poor
debtor may be left on the very brink of star
walton.
But "a respectable" man, high up in the
church, and connected with good people, can
owe debts in all directions. and never face
prosecutions although the debts may contain
every element of confidence betrayed
We have seen the big and powerful crimi-
nails of the corporations shield themselves in
the churches by contributions. shield them
selves in politics by contributions, and shield
themselves IN the newspapers 6y c0nt116u-
tons.
The big rich law-breakers buy their license
to commit crime. The c0n8pi1ut0rs divide
their f0rces and their pzunder
Some belong to one church, and some to
another: Rockefeller being Baptist Morgan
an Episcopalian, Ryan Catholic, Carnegie
a Presbyterian, and so on.
They likewise divide politically, Rockefel-
Ter and Morgan being Republicans, while
Ryan, Belmont and Murphy are Democrats
That portion of the gang which brides the
Republican party. protects their Democratic
pals, when the Republicans win.
That portion of the band which subsidies
the Democratic party, protects their Republi-
can pals, when Democracy triumphs
Thus, the Big Company Of Crime is always
protected, no matter how the elections 90
The man who can't see this, can't see his own
nose in a looking glass.
Even when honest prosecuting officers can
get hold of incorruptible witnesses and draw
out their testimony before just judges and
conscientious jurors, securing a conviction
some 'pull," somewhere, almost always
secures a pardon.
Can the Savannah NeacS defend the pardon
of Charles W. Morse, the heartless King of
the Lee Trllst who Nirtuallu murdered little
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city. He was captain Of "A troop OF
cavalry of the Sixth Virginia Reg!-
ment in the Civil War. lie served as
sheriff of Orange county. lie is sur
vived by his widow and nine children
The funeral took place Monday alter
noon and burial was in the City Gene
terry.
PrIaski.--James NJ. White, a mer-
chant. died Monday afternoon from a
complication Of liver and kidney
trouble after an illness Of two weeks,
He is survived by his widow and SIX
children. Mrs. j. r. Glenn, Misses
Mary and Ollie White und Fitzhugh,
Osgood and Alexander White. He was
a native of Bedford county and 3G
years old.
Orange.-N. L. Murphy, aged %
wears. eldest son of l.. f. Murphy, died
Monday. He was telegraph operator
and is survived by his bride Of a few
months.
Winchester.-Mrs. Mary Bell Pierce
81 years old. wife Of Magistrate Hugh
10. Fierce, died suddenly Of heart dis
ea:e. Her husband. two SONS and ore
DAUGHTER survive.
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