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Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Announcements

DRESSAIAkINCf and ladies tailor ing Prices reasonable. 413 East Washington.
 SELLING OUT-EVerything less than cost. Burtis, 15 l.. Washington St Il
 JACK GIBSON AND FRED MARSH are the new proprietOrs of the Dome Saloon. having purchased and changed the name of it to the Plaza Saloon, To- cated on First Avenue, opposite the Court House. You will be welcomed at our place. III
 DIR. R. c. FOWLER announces the opening of his dental office in the Goodrich building. Telephone 3S3 Ov- erland. lbs
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Wanted-Help Male

WANTED-Ranch hand. J. Stanley Howard. Over. 112. m
 WANTED-COtton pickers, good wages, goor cotton. H. Birch, miles N. E. of Mesa. Il
 WANTED-COlector with motor cycle to cover country routes. Call at Republican office. m
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Rooms and Board

WE HAVE-Some exceptionally good steam heated sunny rooms, with or without private bath, at a very moderate rate. Good dining room. The Annex Hotel 509-515 North Gen. tral Over 1129; Main v. If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Personals

ENGLISHMAN wishes to meet Spanish speaking gentleman for mu- tual improvement in language. Ad- dress Box 1862 Rep. m
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Special Notices


 THE TOWN OF GLENDALE, Arl- zona contemp1ates the issue of s30,- OOOO0 bonds for the purpose of pur- chase and improvement of water works which will be sold to the highest bidder, subject to approval of bonds by people, successful bidder to prepare all Instructions and legal proceedings necessary, without additional cost. In formation required will be supplied on application to " F. Messinger, town clerk. II I HEREBY WITHDRAW all my property from the market. Mrs Sarah French. II great variety at reasonable prices. Phoenix Fruit and Produce Co.,. 119 West Jefferson. Phone Overland l402,
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
For Furnished
Rooms

NICELY FURNISHED front room with private bath and entrance; walking distance: $15.00 per month; no sick 2l2 East Pierce st. ?
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
STENOGRAPHERS.

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER - 412 Fleming Block. Overland 144S. If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM-133 W Madison St. $5.00 per week, with or without board, 25c per meal m
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Special Notices

MOONLIGHT AUTOMOBILE truck excursions. Prompt and reliable ser vice. Lightning Delivery. Phone Over land 594 IT
 NOIICE-To contractors wanting men and members of Local 1889 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, the new office of business agent is 10 East Washington street A. w. DOWNS, R. A. tf
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Business Chances

SMALL BOOMING USE-Build- ing just completed. Phone 1887 Over
 land. m
 FOR SALE-Half interest in good paying restaurant. Inquire Jaeger, Re- publican. I'm
 WANTED To BORROW-Immed atcly $16O0.0O on improved real estate, prefer to deal direct with loaner. Phone over. 2204 m
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06

TWO LARGE SUNNY ROOMS Plenty of heat and hot water Twenty dollars per month. II $. Third Ave. Phone. Overland 2739.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Wanted-Situations Male

SITUATION WANTED-By reliable man in automobile shop. or chaufter. Call Overland ll21. m
 WANTED-Calu at Japanese Club. Most reliable agency for any kind of help. Especial cooks and walters. SIC s. Third Ave. Overland S103 If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Wanted-Room and Board

TWO YOUNG MEN-Slightfy af- fected with tuberculosis desire sleep ing porch with board close in and at a reasonable rate. $. McHenry' bOl East Jefferson. u
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06

J. D. CROSS-Auto for hire. Tour ing parties a speciality, reasonable rates and excellent service. Phone or call. Shaw'S Smoke House. If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06

ROOM-By day, week or month, single or en suite, close in. 376 N. Third Ave. Phone Overland 424- In
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06

Hire a little salesman at the Re publican office. A Want Ad will sep more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Wanted-To Purchase

WILL, BUY-GOod second hand bl- cycle. mans Must be in good condl- tion. Apply 1904 E. Van Buren. ID
 OUR GRANITE-Tin and Japanese ware. cheap. Selling out. Burus Hardware.
 WANTED-Listings of acreage Property one to 10 acres improved or unimproved, we have buyers for such nlaces list at once. Walker Realty Co. 317 w. Washington Phone sd39. tf
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
UNDERTAKING & EMsaAmING.
TYPEW RIFT KS.
Auto Livery.

PARTIES wanting to tour country, see us. w F. Milligan, Geo. H. smith. front of Casino saloon, Over land 1343, Red 3551. If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06
Lost and Found

LOST-Black yearling heifer, little
 white on hind feet, please notify J. T.
 | Bowles, Overland S311. m
Arizona republican., 1913-01-06

LOST-21 jewel Hamilton gold watch with Dutch Cleanser fob, on Glen dale car Liberal reward if returned to Republican office. p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
SYLVIA STARTS
ANOTHER RIOT

LONDON. July q - Sylvia Pank-
hurst. the militant su1raRette who was
out on license under the "cat and
mouse law. vas the leader Of a suf-
fragette demonstration today which
surpassed all previous Sunday after
noon affairs of tho sort During the
riOting which followed. Miss Pank-
hurst was rearrested and taken 20 Hol-
loway jail
The meeting held IN Trafalgar
Square by the Mems Federation fo-
Woman's Suffrage and the East End
branch ~ the Woman's Social and Po-
iitical Union. had been announced In
advance. and this fact. and also a Fl-
NOR that a charge upon Premier A.
quiths residence. with resolutions.
vas planned. brought enormous crowds
into the square
"On ~ Downing street" proved % bs
the watchwOrd, and but FOR vigorous
work bv the modified police. Who ar.
rested Miss Fankhurst and 20 men
and women supporters. there would
have been window smashing and Der.
haps worse damage a. the premier's
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
FUNERAL
OF FIRE VICTIMS

FlN''liANTON. y =. Jul, es
Upon tho shouldo- ~ fremcr and no.
.icem'n tAe 81 ca. k.ts routainire 'be
unidentified dead from rho Wrgham
Ton iI"th.rr company fro we're horne
i' 'ucir Iasf resting place in Spr.pr
Forrest c'mcf'-t fhi- afternoon after
81 public funeral
Turing tn" march of rho coffin boar.
fh" thousands ir and about tho
cemetery stood silent and win barred
heads Th" eravcs vs-r made ir n
cifr.g Nifh an ofau space fr ffe con.
i'r t'r OBJ" erection of monument
later
Iha burial ga. preceded hy an i'm
pr"es'f' memorial service ir fle opora
house. whore Leaders ~ religions d.
nominations. civic officials. hrads o.
frl''ruifies. relatives and friends 81
ih" victims and ~ public gcrersri~
took part Tho caekefs usra fsto-
'ahnn t0 tho cemetery ou a .peci,f
trolley fureraI cor. frore MOT bo,,r
eroueh hrsrsee ia the c.ty fo. Tho t,,r.
pose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
SHOOTING MAY
END FATALLY

So, fl l'i'faf. Co. fH- Intel ger-er
EAST LIVERPOOL. ~ july -
Nik" Young of This ci's vas possibly
fatally shot This morning. his uifo
shot 100 the arm. and Mrs James West.
their n"iehbo. shot in the hin. when
John Maioney opened frn on a rrrup
~ four because - trouble with his
WIfr
Msioney is alleged fo have had
trouble with HIS wife. and when She
lrff him ~ take ~ her homo Win
Mrs Young. her aunt. he ia said fo
have beoom. vert bitter toward tn.
Young family fir made M. threat
enmn days ago fh4' ho Intended t1
ff-f their house and do some "o..tt.
los up
1hl. mp.nlng thc three boo Srad par
fi'-. together with W-a Nafors,.
Uer" standing ou fho front porch ~
th" Nrun- home. whom Na'Drsv walk
"d 49, ari. dravinE ti. revolver b..
gan 0rirg With fl. above r,.fr,
Young ha. berr removed fo o. ho.p.fal
Hr1 his recovery a. in doubt
Captain McDormo't. a right turn rs.
lic"mau. Wa- aroused f-Im hie sIeep
hy fhr .hpofnr ard. hurrvlug from.
fh" house. arrested Naionoy who or
f'red nu resistance Nr ia being hold
pending the condition of Young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
nine MILLS
WILL RESUME
This MORNING

spec ai y -p,'c' 90 he In;ellige1~er
STECBENVII.LE. q July o7.-
The Pope tin plant will resume opera
tions Monday morning with nine mills
and other departments IN proport!o ION.
They propose 20 perfect their organI-
1slons IN all departments before
starring the other three. mills and VIII
continue running IN the capacity they
have been for ten day more The
strike pickets have been reinfo-, cd
hy strikers from Clark Mates
are quiet and The officials are deter
mined Ia keep 81 that way Merchants
here are insisting on officials main
tanning la2 and ORDER so as 10 get the
N"irton trade coming here as they
quit when the strike started Th.
Pope plant officials desire ~ deny
m" fake sent our fo newspaper that
they hav" gatl.rg guns ir position.
hey say they ar" not needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

WASHINGTON, n. C.. July 21.-
S,luag representations the most dras-
tic IN phraseology that have been
made since the present American ac-
ministrat.on came into power. we're
made To the Huerta government IN
Mexico to-day.
The United States government de-
manded not only the prompt arrest.
court martial and punishment OF the
Mexican federal soldiers who shot
Charles Il. Dixon an American immi-
grafton official at Juarez. Mexico. but
the immediate release OF Charles Bis
sell and Bernard Mcdonald. mining
managers. Imprisoned by federal sol
diers AZ Chihuahua City. and said to
be threatened with execution.
So serious were these incidents re-
garded in official circles that they
overshadowed largely the theoretical
consideration nj policy which the visit
OF Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson
had brought 70 climax. The ambas-
sador himself. WaS. so exercised over
the developms Iu Mexico that he
dictated two stronZ kilograms. one
tn the embassy a. Mexico CITY and
the other to the American consul a.
JudTHL. anu WINS SECRETARY hENdll
slightly modified thr:r tone. they were
approved and promptly dispatched
An h,ssaCDr N .,-ou l.rlned to dis
cr~S ths ara b.. hr va! probably
explain his views on such happenings
vrsn n- meets ires. lem Nilsson a.
> 30 O'Clock 80 morrow afternoon for
a general examination o. conditions ia
Mexico. The President had Am5assa
70
dav. studied IL care.ul., and after an
early confeTeuC" tomorrow with Sec
retary Bryan. VIII he prepared 70 in
quire of the ambassador Vhai rene
dies he would suggest
IN tho meantime. the ambassador
would give no inalins of the recon
mendaiions 10 has in mind beyond the
general statement that his plan would
conserve the frieadI~ relations he
tween Mexico and the United States
and protect alike the interests oi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
new PLAN FOR
CURRENCY BILL

WASHINGTON. July 27-Confronf-
cd Vith apparently irreconciliabie dis
agreement among the Democ ats %
The house banking and currency com.
mittec ON the pending currency bill.
;hc administration tonight again
changed it- plans for getting the meas
u-c through tho committee and Tho
house Tho scheme ~ Chairman Car
to- Glass - take the unfinished bill
out of tho hands % the committee
Democrats and send ~ 20 tho Demo
cratic house caucus. vhich failed on
FRIDAY. was abandoned after Chair
man Glass TODAY conferred with Presi-
dent Wilson and the administration
Supporters among the committee mem
bors
The bin Vill be kept in the CON
ference ~ the committee Democrats
fhi- week. according ~ the new plan.
and they viii be- forced 10 vote on the
essentials ~ rho measure Tho ad-
m risfrat'0u supporters believe they
uI1 hc able to out-vote tho sOcalled
Insurgents hy ten ~ four or eleven 10
three
While fhere seemed 20 be- cause for
diecouraEcmeut some days aRo." said
Chairman Glass. leading mo to enter
tain personally fho belief that prog
oss miEht be- better facilitated hy 60
irr 20 caucus with the bin ! am now
confident That there will speedily bp
substantial agreement among mem-
beers ~ the committee and that We
shall perhaps IN another ten days. he
able 90 report ont the administration
measure with some % fs details ai-
tered bur roue - 90, essentials ma.
tcriaUy changed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
MAN HELD AT
FAIRMONT ON
SERIOUS CHARGE

Spec al rispatcl % the inteIiiEeuce-.
FAIRMpNT. ". Va. July IL
Charged with attempting To criminal
assault GLADYS. ,nc II year old daueh-
ter ~ MIR. and Mrs. Dallas Hammond.
H't arr~Sted on Two indictments re-
turned against n.m AZ r-c.n, terms
~ 'h" grand Iarv which ~har.ed that
p" d"fraudct Two Typewriter com
ran!"~ out cd: machines. ". Il. Man
H.nS is u"w locked Lp in tho county
-ai h'T' ~" may hdf" hearing
on ~" attempt assault charge some
iim" a-o 10 IS claimed Manning s.-
'ii"i a ROYAL machine from 'I.nnrd
N'nN1if. 4"'M repre- arfafIt. ~ tn.
.'Inihi'. and ai-' from fh. oliver
b''pl" o." Va Indicted u- both
'Haf s'S. j. being shown ho sDt.r.d -h.
Ha' mines wi-h The Intention p. de-
'rand. Manning i"f- beg. ard had not
1..'n sprr"h rded. H.= vile lived
with ff" hammond fau.r and S,r.r-
'Af ri-ht % ia said Manning went
iH'ro and persuaded tho .hild t. ae-
COMPANY him down street. promistns
h'' ihai Do" would TAX, h.r to the the
"ii" fe 'uallN got tho child % a
'"t'r'"d street and taking her hy tho
avn pulled her behind large hill
'.lrI an" attempted O." assault h.r.
ii-r 'i'"s brought assistance before
'' nal accomplished h.s pIrpos. Tho
'h..H- clothes were HaG's torn and
Sd" was greatly fright. ned Marr.rE
'0'np''d. hHt '"re'ah.. Riggs today
'r'i.'i hi- wifi" several miles 'o Johns
Town "'"f' fht 'if, Nh.r. she ilined
manning who was pr.mutly arrested
""Hninr - n"w 10 aI awaiting the
pros 'oflncs which vii H..t- he
brought rraIrrf bt-~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

II. PASO. Texas. July 27.-(,haries
Il. Dixon. Jr. the United States immi-
grafton inspector who Tas shot in
Juarez. Saturday. by Mexican soldiers.
was releSseS from the Juarez hospital
and brought 20 El PaSo TO-DAY. after
American Consul r. n. Edwarts had
made a demand for his release and
for the arrest OF the men who snot
him
Mexican Consul Miranda aud Gull
lermo Porras. former Secretary OF
State OF chihuahua. also irtcrceded
for the release OF Dixon. after confer
erces with United States officials.
who represented to the &eIicans the
grave impression that had been pro
duced in Washington by the news OF
the shooting OF the inspector.
Tho demand of Consul Edwards was
in vigorous language. First telling
the Mexican authorities that Dixon
ana permitted TO be brought 70 FL
Psso without delay. the consul said
relative to Nparation:
Edwards Command.
Il do not merely require the arrest
o. fheSe men. but in th. name Cf the
United States government. which I
have the hono- 20 represent. ! demand
their immediate arrest and their trial
and punishment for This crime Ny
government will hold the military AL
thorities OF Iuarez personally respon-
sibie for failure 20 obey this COM
mand"
Arthur Walker. the negro who Dix
on was investigating when he was ar
rested. and the soldiers who made the
arrest were Immediately placed In
Jail. according 10 the report OF Col
Castro. commanding the Juarez gar
ris0n. TO r. W. berkshire. supe -vising
inspector of immigration for the
United States on the Mexican border
Dixon was released to Mr. Rerk-
Ccont4nued on Page NinsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
SERIOUS UPRISING

LONDON July co. N rumpr was
current in Madrid is-f uirt' that o.
serious uprising bad occurred In tI..
hrr
'The Iatiy Mail e.umHfs4 tiIt 1000
bombs o' various -lyes have been
tDsnd in 'hs streets OF Lisbon .inre
Goo p-rarlrod sftempf sf bomb fr-n,.
.re was frustrated fh"rc SUNDAY rI.t
." Tho psp'r adfa fhsf fu.Iovine tho
ruh'ir1fioT of hook i8.f SOL. giving
r.f'cfinr. for fhsr warIla,.rr. a'f
fi" frNrlufiprarU enc."fIos have Iccr
btay making bombs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Ten Lose
Lives in
The Water

HONESDALE. Pa. July - Three
Deaths from Drowning occurred to,>
in Wayne county Ernest Price. wen.
ts-oue year. old and his brother.
Harry Eighteen years Old both OF
'arbpndale. Pa. were drowned 10 Elk
Lake and Thomas Kern. nineteen
years old. met his death IN Lake 10
dore
The Prices acre spending a vaca-
ton ~ the lake and ieft their cottage
this morning 10 20 bathing Several
hours later both bodies we're found
floating on the surface of tho lake II
b. believed the older brother Who was
abie 20 swim little. tried 90 save
DIS brother and was pulled down with
him
Kern. who Itvod a. Waymar'. IA.
was bathing in shallow water with
number of other boys and accidentally
stopped ~ ledge ~ rock into tean
water Thinking hc could swim no
"r"r' va- made by the other boys 20
save him
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. july e--A
double Drowning occurred today in
liE Tim ber creek. Gloucester - J.
When Michael Bcrhekov. ~ fhis civ.
rr, hs.ord bis da,tb s,t ..t-,.,
--.dar became eshaua+ot .r5 r.,.
after 4ffernpfIrg 10 rescue him u,,t
mea we're rnerrbe-s ~ "a t,-,v +t,.
.af fI- cIfr fo srerd .ha tsv O., a.
ioafhruae IN .fa crock ekYdac asa
f-s or.v nrmhe- of ffe psrf. ut.
could swim. ard their rpfnrrrIor4
nrrn ot. ged fp uafch their STRUGGLES
t.fhou- being ahIe fo gp 'o their a..
.iafarrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
One KILLED;
q INJURED
In WRECK

ALLENTOWN. Pa. July 21.-One
man was killed and % injured shortly
after midnight last night in a wreck
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad at
Rockdale. fifteen miles north OF Allen.
town. involving a through express
train from New York to Buffalo, and
two freight trains.
The Dead.
w. n Woepple. Of Boston, conduct.
or Of a freight train.
The Injured.
John Wydeek. 1897 llckon street
Philadelphia. two fractured ribs on
left side. and serious internal injuries.
Is at Allentown hospital.
John Hay Frankfort. Pa. cut below
right eye.
Daniel Tuehler. Allentown. Pa. cuts
over rioht eye and on right shoulder.
Miss Helen KrarIicn. Allentown.
Pa. back sprained.
Harry Bamberser. East Maueh
Chunk. face cut.
Lewis Kane. East maueh Chunk.
back sprained.
c. {. Crosby. Wiikes-earre. left side
sprsined.
Jesse J. Williams. Rochester. N. y,
leg spraIneo and cut over right eye.
carrine Nsrdone, Newark, N. J..
cut about head.
c. A. eahr. Sugar Run. Pa. arm
bruised.
Steve OoIok. arm cut.
Garbo vsrgonieh. ear cut and hUrt
about body.
Mr.. Vaerso and son. both cut about
head.
n cuI..h.x n.,zL CL.-L. ~ A
Zerby. Philadelphia; T. Hines, Mes.
lyn. n. ": Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hayes
New York: Miss LILLE Brown. Phils.
delphis: J. Stoud. Athens. Pa: w. n.
ssyre. Warwick, N. ". slightly in.
jured.
J. L. OobIins Pittston. car porter
back strained
Ignored Signals.
Fast freight train y. J. No. ., east
bound from Buffalo 70 Jersey City
passed the signals set against IL and
crashed into the rear OF a freight train
ahead. swerving ifs engine 10 the 81
Just as express train No. :, psesinI
Allentown al Il SO y. m. was passing
The tender OF the latter struck the
engine and was derailed with the
pushed down the embankment and the
sleeper was partly derailed
Conductor Woepple was I'm the ca
hoose OF tho fast freight train and was
instantly killed. All the injured were
IN the first two cars OF the express
train
\ car ~ merchandise and a car load
ed with lime were totally wrecked.
Relief trains carrying doctors and
nurses were sent 10 the scene from
Easton and Palmer'on 20 give frst aid
10 tho injured All 81 the latter left
for their destinations except Mr WI
deck The undamaged cars OF the OK
press. with the injured aboard. were
brought back 10 Allentown and a new
train was made NJ here and dis
patched over the -Centrs Railroad
westbound
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Chinese Rebels are
Disarmed by Police
Without Resistance

SHANG HAL july 27-lu accord
ance with proclamation issued SafIf-
oay. the municipal police. reinforced
by strons body of Shang Hai voiuu-
teers went to-day 90 th- rebel head
quarters a. Chapoi immediately north
nj the foreign settlement boundary.
where thu distrW-d .ru soldiers and
tVelye Officers and took siN three inch
guns. There IA. ro actual resist
sncs on The part az fha rebels. but for
brief period there appeared 10 Oh
the proSpec' of conflict. The rebels
however. Ve-e oters0-I hg rho firm
attitude .: tho municipal police
All was quiet here This afternoon.
Detachments Of American British.
Japanese. Frenon and Italian blue
jackets are pa'rollIr2 tho settlement
and the Ctapoi boundaries
The rebels Saturday, morning cap
tured the IienchinE. Chinese ad-
miralfy yachr. which it is bueted. va
bringing 0i-patrhe- 90 S1ang Hs
The departure of transports from
Chefoo points n tho probability ~ a
haffle ~ rho Wu Surg arsenal
during tho last thirty hoYr- an has
been quiet and 'he northern soldiers
have been employing their leisure
time in constructing pi-a srfargle.
ments on The roads
W Fms Farz former Chinese ulr.
isfe- 20 tro United -fafe- ia 4ct..rfr
engaged in uerofia- ions f.- peace bgf
tho northern general pro- rr' arrrup.
cred ~ treat tifh him a- -tarrfaI
forms pr't au fnw .r ff. general -.
volt Thus far hoVsrar f.. rero..s.
lions have hr"1 -4rcesetH aa fhe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
NEGRO LVNcaeo

l1 NIfN Ds. I.It ... q -i.l after
.'''rfi h"Hrs -.fr.1 flr.ueh suamrs
H'. '"'l'. .affur,f John shake +,
.'rr" hirr'i IIm t. p '...ph.u. r...
u OBJ. ..H. near. .sff,.rr.rt trf rId-
iDf ff. ..I Ssh l.'.'. Tf. ..rrso
vH- '.' itfsirr ShHk. v.. re-
..'i tr Ie fhr Nrrr'ar who h.f
r.tIf t'r' HrI 1arrsfu..i, wounded
D. VawmnrF. a u-.r. r7u'. fr tho
ffIe-s srr.. UammD. b.. o. D.. believed.
vAI recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
WANT ITALIAN
FOR MURDER

Special uisrafch o. tre Irfeurer-sr.
'f.ARKSRrR W. va. July An
Italian known as Sick" is being
hunted ht H squad ~ OFFICERS in This
section for causing th. death of John
Nicchio. 81 married coal miner ~ Glenn
Ftie. ht ~fHrrinF him late last night
r FOURTH street restaurant with .
stHIefto Ntcchio died today in a hos
pitsl The man soueht ts ssid by 20
N.a t0 Dol thc leader of q black hand
hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
tcon.lna.a Il -. rln.l


WAgHIHoToH. July ~ z7-ror.e.s,
Wet VirEtnfa-ah0werH Mouaav
Tuesday fair. warner
western Psunsy1van shousra ara
ooolsr Hondav TurWfav fair moderate
north weat - rorrh wInfa
ohfo-osnsrailv fair Morfav. e1sI fr
u0rrh Hast prrffor TusaTav fafr n1ofsr.
40 norfh winfs h~ooming variabis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

COSST NNT1NOFLE uly 20 HDo-
lay"d lu fran-rui-slon Trustworthy
report Of appalling mo s1cro- and d.
visitation hy Turkish Irregular troops
como from Districts 40 Thrar.. Vhirh
the Turks are rro~cuTyinE Tho roun.
try about NslEars. -Ip-f distance
northeast ~ GaiIlpoli. according f1 re.
ports has been converted int, % Pau.
man slaughter house. Tho ftTFHrf.ra
pillagnd and burned tho Nfu. .rm l.I
laFes and maFsacrad their inhabitants.
and rDw Tho Turks arr u.o4tIrr
dreadful t'reeanr" on fH. Christian
Villages ehich tho Uu.mriau- spared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
AVIATOR KILLED.

Tptfrt.eF rran-r July IN
.Hnr hrrois rn a0Iafnr oas killed 60 I
taN near Hauferifr when a lydro-aars- 1
tiaue fc vas diving fell