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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-09-05

Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO 3
resolution passed by the school trustees OF
school District No. IS County OF Bonner State
OF Idaho. and by virtue OF an election held by
the qualified electors OF said district on the
second (2) day OF August 1918. at which cleo
ton the said trustees were authorized to issue
bonds of the said District in the sum of One
Thousand 1000 dollars for the purpose OF
building a school house in said District said
bonds to be issued In denominations OF one
hundred $500 dollars each. dated August 30,
1913. due In ten tl0) years but redeemable in
whole OF In part at any time after five i6) years
from date of issue and bearing interest al =
rate not to exceed six co. per cent per anpum.
payable semi-annually, said bonds not 20 be
sold below par.
the office of clerk OF the board OF Trustees OF
school District No. So at Porthill Ida, up to
and including the hour OF twelve Q2) O'Clock
noon, on Saturday August 30. 1913 on which
date the Board OF Trustees will meet to con
slider said bids
The right to reject any and all bids Ia re-
served by the Board Of Trustees.
Dated at Porthiil, Idaho this 5th day OF
August 1913, by order OF Trustees OF school
District No. So,
VIM. K. Rath Clerk Of
the Board of Trustees OF school District No. s.
County OF Bonner, State of Idaho. Aug 6-2e
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-09-05

NEh SWA, Sec. sc. Twp. ca N. II. I
west B. NJ, in all 1910 acres.
Walter c. Reeder and Reeder Investment
Co.. by Walter c. Reeder, presi-
dent-sh OF Sw& of Sec. 8. all
OF Sec. II lying west OF the Koot
email Valley Ry. right-of-way.
VIZ Of Sec. 20. lot OF Sec. %.
ali Of Sec. 10 except lot 3. lots 6.
6. z and OF Sec. Z. all in Twp
65 N. h. /. west. and lot OF
Sec. ~ and lots l. 4. s, 6 and 10
NEA OF NnA OF Sec. Is. in Twp
e5 N. r. west. containing L.
500 acres. more or less; lots /, 2
8 and OF Sec. 80. Twp. IS N. r
west. and .ot l and NEM OF
NWA OF Sec IS. all IN Twp. 81
N. r. west containing rel
acres. more or less.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-09-05

| Stance Tatise- Ne-o Pierre AleNahuo y
The above indians are all at Bonner
| Ferry Idaho.
Morton d. Colgrove. u. S. India q
Agent, Tek0a, Wash
| The propo sed method of reclamation
I and drainas e is as follows:
| First: W idening the banks OF the west
| arm of III ,otenai lake Cor river) British
Columbia. at points konwn as the Mar
rows" and First Rapids and other
places W here the waterway is choked'
and dom such other work as the COM
missions and engineers may deem wise
| Second /: Constructing dilres OF such
dimensd ons as the engineer may desig
nate u pom both banks of the Kootenai
| river where necessary; and also along
| the NJ nks OF the entering streams where
neces sary.
rh .rd: Main drainage dit ches TO fol-
low the foothills in such pl aces as may
be designated by the engine er.
| II ourth: The outlet for said main
dna image bitches to be into he Kootenai
rar er, or entering streams. where desis-
ma ted by the engineer.
| Fifth: AT various places I'm the pro-
- ,sed drainage district to be branch
q itches OF spurs to discharge witets into the
. aain bitches. said branches or spurs having
II teTIilnl as may De utSlBndleu ny Aio q"
1 gineer
A. We represent that the establishment
' OF said drainage district and che pro-
posed system of drainage will be con
ducive to the public healt n. convenience
and welfare. increase the publtc revenue
and that the ESTABLISHING mt OF said dis
trict and said system of drainage VIII b'
of special benefit to thts majority or
bands In acreage include therein.
We represent that we, the undersigned
are owners of a fifth OF tine acreage II
the proposed district and thst we own tn
s land set opposite our several names
Property
E. w. J.. Beckwith-Eh OF NEH OF sec 81
Twp. 62 N, X. ! seass; lot Q
See. s, Twp 61 NJ, r. l east 10
of Sec 2s. Twp. GU N, r.
east; ~ acres "a tn eWM OF SCI
He OF Sec. %, TWP. 81 N, X l cas-
-If NW& and lotsy !, :, sgd {
l(EA ssc 49, Twp rs NJ r. 49,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-09-05

Mrs. E. c. clapp and husband. Bon
ners Ferry. Idaho.
Isaac Boyer and wife. Helena Mont.
John Muhlielo wife Annsl. Bonners
Ferry. Idaho.
Geo. schoeheld Cwidower). Clarence.
Mo.
Chas. W. Mcguire (wife Anna). Bon
ners Ferry. Idaho.
F. ID. Hoagand (single). Boomers
Ferry. Idaho.
s. e Henry (wife Maud. Bonners
Ferry. Idaho.
John o'Hogge (wife EVERYDAY. o4s2i
Walnut St.. Spokane. Wash.
Jas. w. Egan (wife ALICE. 4onners
Ferry. Idaho.
Masonic Lodge. Bonnsrs Ferry. Idaho.
j. B. Brody. trustee X p lodge. Bon
ners Ferry. Idaho.
Louis White Estate. Bonners Ferry.
Idaho.
l. o. o. F, Lodge. care Geo. causton.
Bonners Ferry. Idaho.
Ross Investment Co.. Spokane, Wash
| Miss Artis Bedford, Boomers Ferry.
| Idaho.
ANdllohhl surety Co., NEW ioAht 49,
| John Smith and wife, Boomers Ferry
Idaho.
J. w. Mcknight (single). Kalispel
Montana.
Frank E. Bush and wife. Bonner.
Henry Hartmeyer (single). Bonner:
Ferry Idaho.
John A. Peterson. Boomers Ferry
| Ida no
J. P. Pearson RsIngle). Standpoint
Idaho.
Kate Fitzpatrick. (sinsleJ. Bonner
Ferry. Idaho. l
Louis Fitzpatrick Csingle). Bonner
Ferry. Idaho.
Jesse Norton (wife ssvsn ah). Bonners Ferry
Ferry. Idano.
sophus Markberg (sinsle). Moravis
Idaho.
CLANCY p Green (ssugle). Bonner
Ferry. Idaho
Jas A. Deyoe (wife Ca ace ID. Bon
ners Ferry. Idaho.
Richard w. Burke (sin gle), Bonner
| Ferry, Idaho.
II. w. Mansfield (wlfe orr ,ha), Bonner
Ferry, Idaho.
Chas. Troutfether (wEHss Elizabeth
Bonners Ferry. Idaho.
Frank e. Peterson ESTATE, Bonner
| Ferry, Idaho.
Henry l.. Hoagland (wbfe Ella A.
Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
Geo. Phillips (single), BSnmsrs Ferr.
|. Idaho
August c. Hess Cwife Nays Bonner
Ferry. Idaho.
]. E. Crawford. 1903 Garden Ave, coe'
dAlene, Idaho.
Alma Victor. lO4 Sixth Ave. spokan
| Wash.
Andrew j. Kent (wEfe Nenie E.). Boz
ners Ferry, Idaho.
M. II. Whitehouss (single).' SpoI1an
Wash.
Hugh II. McMillan (single). PauLss
building, Spokane, Was h.
Netherland Amer. Mts;. Bank Speksn
Wash.
Frances S. Mosher. ire Vermont l..
| T. Co., Spokane, Wash
Erick Westerlund Hwife Christen
Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
VIM. Gray and wife. Bonners Ferr
Idaho.
Oscar Krause and wife, Copeland. Idah
Thos. A Hooker (wife Ena). Bonner
| Ferry, Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-09-05

Homemade bread, pies, cakes,
cookies, doughnuts, fresh every
day, for sale at the Oriole Cafe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
GOVERNOR TAKES
FIRM STAND IN
MINE SITUATION
SERVES NOTICE ON ALL THAT
HE WILL NOT TOLERATE
EVASIVE TACTICS
OF Either Miners or Operators
Says Strike Must Come to
an End This Week.

SpeeG,i,ai inspaIch 20 the InteiliGeu-c~.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. May l.
That Governor Hatfield will no long
er tolerate dilatory or evasive tactics
ny either the operators or miners in
the industrial strike district was
made clear late this afternoon when
he issued statement. declaring that
be- would no longer tolerate methods
that are not intended TO restore and
preserve peace.
j am glad 10 say that the strike sit.
uation Is clearing up. The men are
rapidly returning to work and I feel
Thar both sides are acting and will
act IN good faith. with but few excep
tions." said the governor.
4 hop ii will be the desire OF those
" no do not believe in law. order and
good government 10 ;dke their leave
10 some other country ] have been
patient and have d 'alt lpnicntly with
thos" who have heretofor. violated
IN" law. as well as aided and abctter
and given their influence in parpetu
ating strike and discord
Protection 10 person and property
rs ih" paramount duty Of government
ana ! shall impartially and faithfulIy
carry out these principles hone
that ] will not be- forced IN tn pain
iuI duty Of proceeding further under
th" power vested iu me by chapter
II of the code 10 rehabilifato and
maintain the standard of law and
order. which is a guarantee Of pro
lection. safety and comfort to our
citizenship but want ~ thoroughly
understood by all that Z shall con.
iinu" vigorously to carry out my in
i"ntions of bringing about such con
ditions forthWith as will enable tho
local authorities 20 assume the re-
sponsihility which the people elected
fh,w 90 nli
' DO governor concluded his state.
m"uf with tn following declaration
This week must end the long drawn
out strike in fhr kanawha coal field
Ihn-" inside and outside this section
Who disagree" With mo relative 10 law
and order will not % trmporizcd Win
further
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
PEACE WILL
SETTLE OTHER
PROBLEMS

LONDON. May NO date has Vet
been fixed for the re-assemblinE of
the peace conference at London. but
the powers are urging Turkey and the
Balkan allies 10 send their delegates
as quickly as possible. in the belief
that III" conclusion OF peace will as
sist IN the settlement OF the other
problems
Although the tension arising over
the fate of Scutari has been Iessened
the danger is not past II is under.
stood that Montenegro is willing TO
eVacuate that town on condition that
territorial compensation be allowed.
but Austria heretofore has insisted on
unconditional evacuation. and II she
still persists in this attitude "A peac1.
ful arrangement hardly will be pos.
sitle
Tn" Austrian emperor has sum.
mon"d an extraordinary crown coua.
oil for tomorrow. which will include
The premicrs and war ministers OF
both Austria and Hungary.
Reports through Vienna say that
the Montonegrins are preparing Scu.
tart tor a siege
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
OPPOSITION TO
NELL FAILED
Senate Confirms His Appointment A
Commissions of Labor With
Slight Opposition.

WASHINGTON. u. g.. May The
senate late today confirmed the NOM
nations of Charles r. Neill. as com
missioner 81 labor statistics: ]. r. A.
strong. of juneau as governor e
Alaska. and ". ". Smith. a. comrnis-
sioner Of fisheries
The expected opposition IN Dr. NeiIl
dij not develop much strength. SEN
ator pverman combining himself 20 =
statement ~ his objections. hut rcfus-
inE 10 resort to dilatory tactics. Near
~ ;wo hours were spent in a discus
sion ~ the repor'eC policy OF Secre-
tary McAdoo 90 make changes IN tho
customs service and replace present
incumbeuts With mer more IN sym
path' with the administration" SEN
atnr Pcnrnse wanted an Investigation
made ~ the case of Chester w nm.
collector of the port 81 Philadelphia.
who was asked ~ resign 20 that
man more in svmrathy with the ad-
ninistration could be given his fob.
Republicans were anxious 70 know
What being I'm sympathy meant. and
whether or not william r. Rerry.
nominated boy President Wilson for
the post. had that sort ~ disposi-
tion. \ resolution TO invcstiRats
iliirs resignation failed. and adjourn
mont was taken with this patronags
question stiU unsettled. Berry was
not confirmed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
OF
MEN To BE AT
INDIANAPOLIS

Special frspstcu Co. tho InteIiireucer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va MAY IA
now feature was adopted a. the sec
ond DAY session of the International
conference ~ the Hoard of bishops
~ the Methodist Episcopal church.
being held in this city when ~ was de-.
clded to have the National Convention
~ Methodist mon at indianapolis. IN.
diana. October -. This year
Tho Tine and place for the next
meeting of the hoard vas also dccid-
cd. - Louis being selected. begin.
ming October -
Owing to the failure of Hishop Wal
dr'n. of Cincinnati. to be- present the
memorial address at the unvciling of
The bishop Morris tablet af the Nor
ris Memorial church. 80 Maiden near
This citf was delivered D., Hishop -
10 Moore. This evening bishops Ham
i'on and Hughes. both natives or
West Virginia. and Governor Hatfield.
delivered addrcaacs Tomorrow the
Ministerial and tly Conference will
Do" held and The evening meeting oren
tn fhr public Will bc presided over by
Judge g. ~ Lunch. of the supreme
Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
QUITS RACE
Hon. c. w. Osenton. Candidate For
District Attorney Quits on Account
Of Health Of Law Partner.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiliesnrcr.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. MAY 1t
became known here today that Hon.
&. W Osenton. OF Fayetteville. prom.
inent Democratic leader in the State
who was regarded as the leading can.
didate for District Attorney Of the
Southern district OF West Virginia.
and who II known 10 have had the
endorsement OF Senator William +
Chiffon. has quit the race. The reas-
on given by Mr. Osenton r. the 100
health % his law partner A J. Horan
made Il impossible for him 10 give HIS
time 10 the position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
Held AS Suspects.

Leo VI. Frank. superintendent and
Newt Lee. negro night watchman at
the National Pencil Company's plant
where the body of Mary Phagan was
found sunday morning. we're held as
suspects pending the coroners I'm.
vestigatiOn.
J. VI. Grant. former book keeper a;
the pencil factory. and the only pris.
oner against whom a murder charge
was made. was released late today
with Arthur Mullinax. held on a
charge o. Suspicion Alibis satisfac.
tory TO the police were established.
The session OF the inquest this after.
noon lasted only q few minutes Two
hundred and thirty-hve employees al
the pencil factory. where the body of
the girl was found were sworn but
no Witnesses were heard
Another negro employe at the pencil
factory. James Connolly. was placed
under arrest today in connection with
the case. making the sixth arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
ALIEN LAND BILL
UP THIS MORNING
FOR FINAL ACTION
DEMOCRATS IN CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATURE WIN DE-
LAY OF ONE DAY.
Passage of Bill Will Involve an
Appeal TO the Courts Over
Treaty Rights.
WASHINGTON, MAY T.

WASHINGTON. May -
Just before leaving Washing
ton for two day trip through
New Jersey tobay. President
Wilson sent what probably Will
Re his last word on the project
& ed California alien land owner
ship bill. u was a message 20
Governor Johnson suggest nJ
that the Webb oil. which f1a
Progressive Republican major
~ plans to put through the
California legislature tomorrow
would involve an appeal to the
ect rts en- the question Of treaty
rights and bring on what might
be long and delicate litigation
The governor replied inre-
d,ateI, that he would be 81.
trenely grateful for any sug-
eestions that would avoid sne
objection you mention"
This came after the president
had left the White House.
At the state department alb
solute silence is maintained. IL
IS made plain that there will be
no announcements before the
return OF Secretary Bryan. The
japanese embassy is equally
reticent. although il is aener-
ally understood in official cir
eles that the Webb bill is re-
aarded there as even more Of
fensiVe than any OF the previous
drafts OF proposed legislation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

owner. who had made disclosures.
from the courts Jurisdiction Tho DO
i"ndants arc charged uith having
Ioin"d WITH Walsh boo fbis oudrator
TOD of Sipp Fund.
turfrr FuH a pafr0irrnnr awaiting
s"n'enc" after ui'adiue guIfs to brib
cry. testified as fp fhc -ipu fund and
"f 70 &ip0u0 fund raised tp cop fhc
Hlin'r- himself from c0nfcastng
Thomuron offered tlm ff1s month
t0 Keep silent frv afnrc. huf fhfs
vas MOI enough. and h" turned state. e.
evidence nhru muur. taa n0f raised
20 care fnr hI. family 10 hc vent 10
jail Fov t0id of rrsfting and ~
sharing thr Wpunv with Walsh Who
Do" said told him that 70 ps. euir
Wih rho Inspector of fhr district
Sipp testified FOB paving rrar for
pollco pr0fcrflru Ilr drsrrIlrd hDu
Doc VAS brihed Goo frr fo EcV Jersey
returning Uurr H became evident
mar hr go. upf going 200 receive aII
~ fhr fund promised Dim Sipu said
sweeney Hud flIsscF trrc fNe ror
sons Hno. hr ea. told. d. ~ -4,
p.y fho hr.bo none.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
Mrs. Walsh Testifies
In the Graft Cases

NEW YORK. Ma Tho prosecu.
ton practically completed its case ~.
day against fHe four former police in.
-perfors Thompson. Uuaesy. Nurfha
md Sweeney fhp aro ON trial for al.
legged con. piracy fu ohstrucf Justice
through brIbsr. ~ prospective grand
Jury nifrf .es against tho sfom
Three uifrcssf. gave t'sflmpny loo
rprrpboraf 90 Tnomaa 49, Walsh.
an ex.rapfifr. rlo .0rfo fo grsff
.rg and testified thar frr dDfeudanfs
raised funds Boo su effort tD keep a
graft gitfr ard "a graf'faker from ron
'raslnr
Walsh F.r. 9hiIn dcrtine Of fr-f
hat Dor automobile hotel dinners.
and other .It rIn. vcrr paid f0r out
nf grsN frtIfr Ha- nutlt brought
tD rdmr. lfIrr rr0.. examination
.ha' rhe tnre Walsh I.s.od ou re.
Frrt.
Well 0 slpU..e Ild tnrp fbaf .
GAS living Dr m .ua band rrtffInr
sie aaId rriIrfarr.
She ffH.frI r fo fcr tu. band s
share ln fle alleged fa...ng of . bribr
fund m s'"p George 4 sIru a resort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
TO Rg-srAGE TIE
BATTLE or GETTYSBURG

NlppLETOWN y v. MAY 4
plan to ro stage fho battle ~ Gettvs.
burg ON tfs ffti TN Anniversary in
July with hand shaking taking tho
place ~ bullets vas announced 10
night by Henry VI Howell Who fought
With The i2ith Nov York regiment at
I"iiNehurr Nscording ~ Grand
Nrm' ~ fh" Republic men here. tho
id"1 of Mr Howell himself g. \
" member is meeting with tho an
pro'al of many men who took part In
the battle Nr Howell is cndcavorinr
to arrange the contcuding armies" as
they w're ON the eve ~ hattie and
have them advance across the famous
field and clasp hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

PRESENTS HIS
MAIDEN BILL
WHICH Is THE Chiffon BILL
PRCIIDING. ADDITIONAL
JUDGE IN 4TH CIRCUIT.
Window Glass Men Appear Before
Senate Committee and Protest
Against the Tariff Bill.
InteIngencer Bureau.
Washington. d. c.. May l..


Congressman Howard Sutherlan l.
OF West Virginia. TODAY Introduced his
maiden bill which was the Chiffon
measure providing an additional iudE
Tor the Fourth federal circuit Its oh
irct Is To- give the Fourth circuit three
judges. II now has two. The bill
passed the senate last Monday follow
inE Vigorous speech in its behalf b.
Senator GoR.
IL IN bin passes tho house within
the ncN' few weeks IL is tnderstno I
That til" nomination 90 Judge q. Il.
Woods. Of South carolina. for tho C;otf
vacancy IN the Fourth circuit. will D..
withdrtwn and Congressman John ".
Davis. Of West Virginia. named for
that place. Judge Woods will be given
the new place.
ho%"ver. there is only remote
chance for the early passsr. Of tho
oil 10y the house. Judg. CLAYTON.
cha irman ~ tn" iudigiary committee
Shld tonight that the chances for the
III IN IN" present session are slim -
IN" judiciary committee has nor been
organized ana IL * not likely tba
mouse VIII consider ,he hill untit that
committee haSs looked into II. Judc.
clayton said there T. only a r,mote
chance that the house will take ur, tho
hiIl and BASS IL without the committee
hrst making an inquiry into II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
FEAR MEN
WILL STORM
The JAIL

ATLANTA. Ga. May Ten com
panics of state militia tonight were or
dered held in readiness at the audi
tOrium armory here as the result o.
persistent rumOrs OF "A probable AT
tempt To storm the county Jail where
Newt Lee. n negro watchman. and Leo
VI. Frank are held In connection with
the murder of Mary Phagan. Thc
military order came from AdJ.aan,
General J. Van Holt Nash after a con
ference with Governor Brown. Police
TeserNes ais" are being held ready At
headquarters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
ELECTION HELD
AT BETHANY
Little Interest Taken a. There Was
No Issue ard No oppos.
ing Tickets.

Ff...tf IH.rtft. fl. ff. frf..I. ft.. ..
HETUNNY. W Va. Nav The an
nual municipal erection WIS held here
tO day With hut little interest beiua
taken. Ie There was no i-sua 20 stake
There wrrc u0 tickets iu fhe feld and
both caud iatr. for mayor were Repub
I,tns
The election resulted a. follows
For mayor W ~ TIichard. Co..
John Gibson. 20
For recorder Professor E T. Pcrr,
o." Professor o. Y NrE,oy. %
For council Or " y Uoohcr. 1s.
Nlonlo Wells. G5. Professor " U
1atlor C3 William Moore. ss. and
Professor 4 O. Workman. so
Tho following wore defeated Tor
council fr'd i.auck. iG. J. % F1r
nov. o.. " o. 1ouc. gf Edward
W'lcb. .t Nlborf % WsUs. g. Nfrrd
Iaurk Hc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
FALLS FLAT
Huntington Ministers Crusade Against
Vice District Is Unsuccessful.

-re' ti lreilfli g. TIE INTEL. l.,-...-
HlNTI\GTON " Va MAY -
The crusade conducted D. ythe Hunt.
ington Ministerial Association to rid
Huntington ~ its vice district has rc.
suited IN complete failure The grand
jury adjourned This evening and hv
ifs failure to return single lndicf.
mont acain-' any women ~ the 100.
der.world theoretically reached the
verdict that tho ,icr district o. 20 Boz
regarded a. necessary evil The
ministers announced that tlcy would
continue their crusade and would af
tempt fho city aufhoritis4 tp take
some action 10 eliminate that section
~ tho tifV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
PROMINENT MAN HAS
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA. May John Il.
Read. collector Of the port Of Phil
adelphia In the second Cleveland ad-
ministration and former United
States district attorney. was serious
~ injured to-day when he was struck
by n trolley car In West Philadelphia
lic was removed 10 the University
hospital where u was found that the
skull was fractured lie Is seventy
years old and prominent member
Of the bar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
House Republicans are
Divided on Committee

WASHtNGToN. Mat Repubii.
cans in the housc arc a., idcd on the
question ~ when the Republican con
grcssiouN 'ampaign committee shall
Do" reurgarizcd. Some of the party
i'ndcrs think The committee oucht tn
E'f toEether for organization ani
work immediately. while others insist
upon wsiting until The rational COME
mttrc has outlined bee plans Boo order
o.. h''" co- ordination instead ~ dI-
Ilfcation OF cnort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
NO DEVELOPMENTS -
In Ia BELLE DEAL
SINCE TUESDAY
DISPATCH FROM PITTSBURGH
SAYS SCHWAB Is BE-
HIND DEAL.
Local Man, Informed in La Belle
Affairs, Says Plan Is to Merge
Plants-Schwab Not in II.

A Pittsburgh news bureau vireA
the lntelligencer last evening as fol
lows: io'
lntelligencer. Wheeling.
became known here to-day that
oharles Nj. Schwab. president ~
the Bethlehem Steel company. is the
ruling power behind the syndica,a
trat VIII in all probability complete
lhe purchase this week OF the Ia
beie iron Works plants at Wheeling
ana Steubenville and the McKees.
port I'm Plate Works in McKeesnort
negotiations were first started LAST
FEBRUARY by syndicate headed NV
AIOert I1tney. of Harvey Ffske C.
sons or New York. and c. + WIZ
iock and j. +. PAUL. representing
Iit'soursh capitalists. for the pur.
.hase OF the controlling interest in
.he La Belle and McKeesport plants
put the deal fell through owing IN a
uisaereement over the price
Inc oner made at the time ,.-
s-o'oOo.oOO. but the controlling ,n.
srrests IN the two corporations ,stad
s--'ooO'OOO. IL was learned thai =
compromise had been reached ana
endt the Schwab syndicate wo,IS
PROBABLY secure the plants for CO..
Soy,Voo. Ihe negotiations for the
- .e were reopened a few DAYS ago
when N, Mr.: Titney. accompanied h1
S,o,'h esls. wilcox and PAUL. vIsited
oleuoenviile and conferred with ,ba
AecuuiVe Ie committee OF the La ReiIs
iron Works company. - oeiis
MemDers OF the executive commit.
ee ad oi the La Belle Company demand
70 see the men who are trying IN
arrange Tor the purchase OF the miami.
ana an! they were given assurance bv Mr.
n"ey mat Charles NJ Schwab Of
M pethiehem Steel Company was
behind the deal.