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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
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TELEGRAM By United press.

A~iceidH ~ OHiteu ffess.
Nashville, Sept 25-That further
serious rioting IS feared in the lower
house Of The legislature was indicated
this morning when every member was
searched By the police before he en-
tered the hall
Il is not improbable that before
night the legislature viii be working
under a guard of militiamen
Speaker White today asked Gov.
Hooper to call out the militia and to
keep policemen and city detectives off
OF the state premises.
A clash is feared between the police
supporting the anti-administration
forces aud armed men. alleged 70 be
hired by the administration
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Camboa
is Choice Of Catholic Party for
President Of Mexico
Huerta Eliminated
10000 CARTRIDGES Are
SEIZED In ARIZONA
PawnbrOker Arrested for Alleged
Violation Of Neutrality Laws
Ammunition Believed to
Be Intended for Rebs
Telegram by United Press.

Washington, Sept Estate depart
ment officials today believe that the
nomination Of Gamboa as presidential
candidate by the Mexican Catholic
party means the definite elimination Of
Huerta, but since Huerta will control
the elections they said the problem ol
recognition, if Gamboa is elected, will
be just as perpleXing. Gamboa was
the author Of the caustic notes answer
ing John Lind
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
TO STRENGTHEN
COMMISSION


Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Sept 25.-The sub-com-
mittee Of the house on the interstate
commerce commission, today announc-
ed a series Of hearings on the con
templated measure granting the COM
mission full power to regulate the op-
Grafton Of interstate trains, to limit
speed, specify safety devices and re-
quire steel cars The commission is
also framing a similar measure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
TELEGRAM bv United rress.

Portsmouth, N. H.. Sept. 25.- The
arrival Of the yacht Alcede here today
at season such yachts are seldom
seen here lead to the belief that IL
came to remove Thaw to New YORK
should Gov Felker grant the extr g.
ton Of Thaw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
TO OPEN IN
new YORK
TeIegram oy unItea -.

Telegram oy United Press
Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-The national
commission today decided that the
worlds baseball series will open in
New York October Z. the games alter
mating during the remainder Of the
series.
The umpires selected By Johnson
We're COnnoly and Egan; by Lynch,
KLEIN and Rigler
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
SLIGHTLY
STORMY
SESSION
Personalities Figure in Discussion
and Ugly Word is Passed
Price for Rental Of City
Hall Agreed Upon

Upon whether the commissioners
accept a proposition agreed upon last
night at a meeting Of the city council
relative to renting the unused space
in the city hall to the county for A
court house, rests the possibility Of
another move by the county officials
from their present quarters on North
Third street.
According to information gathered,
the proposition has been brewing fcr
several days, and eliminated in
meeting Of the council last night at
which all members were present, with
the exception Of Ed Evans. Commits
sioner S. A. GlotIeiter was the only
representative Of the county present
and the heavy rain kept all spectators
away
Mr. Glotfclter stated to the councii
That he was not III 4 position to make
i proposition 70 them for the county,
but THAT he understood the figure nam
ed by county officials was about 5000
per year for the available SPACE.
The space proposed TO be rented 70
the county is four rooms on the first
floor aud six on the upper floor Of the
city hall. and the auditorium to be
used for a district court room. l'hs
space is an practically vacant Mayor
Burton is occupying two rooms, but he
has consented 10 coniine his offices TO
one room and surrender the other to
the use of the county ia the event the
change is made The other three rooms
on the first floor are practically ya-
cant. used only as storage rooms, prin-
cipally for the United Charities. On
the second floor, two 81 the rooms
have been used as offices for the
chamber Of commerce. and two for the
office Of the county surveyor These
would be turned over to the county
ia addition to the auditorium, which
is on tie second floor
IL IS understood that the jail would
be moved TO the Kelsey building that
joins the city hall on the west. 1t is
q brick buidiug Two stories, the up
per story of which would De used for
offices and court room OF the county
Judge. in addition 10 other offices as
space permitted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
Ammunition Seized.
Telegram by United Press.

Douglas, Ariz., Sept 25-Ten thou
sand cartridges, alleged to be intended
for rebels, we're seized BY government
agents here today
Joseph Slater, a pawn brok was
arrested charged with violation Of the
neutrality laws and other arrests are
expected to follow
1t is reported that another 10000
rounds of ammunition has been 10.
Gated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
TWO ARE NOMINATED
BY THE PRESIDENT.

> Telegram by United Press.
: Washington, Sept. 25-The
: president this Afternoon nom I
!. mated Byron r, Newton Of New I
+ York for assistant secretary Of I
y the treasury, and VIM. Il I
y Pepperell for collector OF IN
= ternal revenue for the district
= Of Kansas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
caIIed to order.

After the council meeting had been
called to order and Mayor Burton had
stated the business % be brought be-
fore the dads, T. J. Driggers offered
4 motion. seconded by G G Goetting-
that a proposition Of $1,000 yearly
rental be maze to the county coRimis-
sioners. with a provision that The
county pay half the coal bill and half
the janitor service. Some sharp dis
cussion followed in which every mem
ber Of the council took a hand, and
for moment things promised to be
as stormy as the night outside.
Councilman z. J. Harbour stated
that as he saw it the city was the
aeeressor in the proposed trade and
that from what be understood the city
was trying to rent to the county not
the county from the city,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
Court House Deal is
Checked Up TO County
by the City Council
s%tsA+ssessesser
WEATHER FORECAST.

J. For Oklahoma: i
j. Tonight fair preceded by !
: rain in east portion; colder; =
) Friday, fair. I
! Temperature Yesterday. :
. Recorded by the local u. s. :
! weather bureau observer: i
: Maximum --- 81 +
j. Minimum - 62 =
. a
4. 4 4 a 4 4 Il a q a a = 4 4 4 a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

~As long IS You have gone That iar'
/ would appreciate it II you would
make the matter personal said May
or Burton
wei, think. # have been in.
formed rightly, it was the mayor who
went to see the county officials re.
piled Mr.. Harbour
eWho told You ihatsn asked Mayor
Burton.
Il don't remember now just who
did tell me- was the answer.
q don't care who told you that
went to the county commissioners
first and talked the proposition, bu
whoever says that lies said the
mayor.
Councilman Geo Petty said tha
some aldermen had gone to the count
with the proposition, that MI, Goettnl
was one Of them. and that he ha'
found out the affair had been going q
for week
Mr. Burton then stated that M
Bradley had come to him first, sayin
that he bradley was representin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

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The day book., 1913-04-16

being tried for the Masterson mur-.
der. ~ -->..-
But Attorney Jacob LeBosky, rep
resenting the Witt family, said that
he was not ready, and Hoyne decided
to go ahead with the Masterson case.
eff the jury should not impose the
death penalty in this trial." said
rHoyne, today, Barrett will be put on
trial for the murder of Witt imme-
diately after receiving his sentence
in the Masterson case.
Attorney LeBosky asked me to let
him name the prosecutor. 1 agreed
to do So. He named Everett Jenn-
ings; so Jennings will prosecute the
Witt case"
The first witness today was Hem
ry Treusch, owner of the saloon at
3415 Lincoln avenue, in which the
murder of Masterson occurred.
Treusch testified that he was in the
toilet when the fight in his saloon
started; that when he came out he
saw HenIiie Barrett strike Ed Master
son three times on the jaw; that he
saw Hennie Barrett's woman friend,
The day book., 1913-04-16

County right behind
the
subpoenaeing I
resolutions through
succeeding you
voting machine scandal
which
the public
Tribune, Record
Herald publishers would
able
and
the other
will be
Of be able believe
of them will color the the they
a
d, !
And
they
been Chicago
Poppa Johnny
The day book., 1913-04-16

who've been running Chicago so Ions
Poppa gave Johnny after Poppa sat
~
TRIAL OF ED BARRETT, HEARST
SLUGGER, is ON
Ed Barrett, the Hearst slugger,
went to trial for the murder of Wal
ter Masterson before Judge Kersten
today. -
Eds brother, Henry Barrett, is
jointly charged with Ed as anfacces-
sorry before the fact to the murder.
The jury was completed before the
noon adjournment of the court.
Assistant States Attorney John T.
Fleming is in charge of the prosecu-
ton. He is assisted by Assistant
States Attorney John K Murphy.
States Attorney Hoyne attended the
trial today to act in an advisory ca
pacity to his aides.
Murphy stated today that the state
was confident that the jury would
return a verdict of life Imprisonment
at the least. The death penalty will.
be asked.
Ed Barrett was to have been tried
for the murder of Street Car Conduc-
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
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Sharrard Briefa.


Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ kittle have gone
TO Ohio to attend the state fair at CO.
lumbus and TO visit the ~ l.. McCombs
family At WesterVille.
1t Is reported on what appears to be
COON authority that n couple OF popular
young folks near here have held some
important executive sessions and have
completed a program which will be
pulled on IN the near future and will
includs visit TO MoundsVille. some
ministerial official work. and another
big serenade.
l.. NJ PelIey went 20 MoundsvilIe
Tuesday and attended the reunion Of the
Marshall County Veterans association
there on Wednesday lie enjoyed an
excellent dinner and a general good
time.
George Gehrig. who looks after the
troubles ON the National Telephone
company's long distance lines. Was here
wednesday His sk!llfui work cleared
M much Of the trouble that has caused
iucoUN' nfeuce hers for a long while.
big sunday Is being looked forward
to by the bethlehem sabbath school. II
Miss Icftha Bowers Of Canonsburg.
Pa. Is the guest OF the McNemar fam
The bail team ~ the Sherrard high
school wants to gct q game with a team
made Up from among the teachers. ~
possible. this afternoon
possible for Friday. at the close OF the
teachers institute here.
Miss Dora Ford Of Oakmont. Pa. Is
visiting Mn G. W. Goethe
John =. Dean was at Mercer. Pa this
week attending the county fair. where
ne had horse. Loving joe entered
IN the Faces
:. n. Davis is planning TO leave soon
for California. where he Will spend a. o
winter.
Mrs. Robina Davis. who was the guest
Of Mrs Tom Montgomery. has returned
20 her home AZ Ashland. Ky.
Mrs. ". =. Watson. Jr.. 81 Fairmont.
Is nc ESnes, ~ her parents. Mr.. and
W. T. Caldwell. contracting carpenter.
has received the contract Tor Temofciing
Mrs. Louisn Bromers residence at Mo-
zart. Extensive improvements VIII be
made.
william Seahrirh,. with his traction
OF work In straw ami hay baling on n e
west side Of Sherrhrd.
g. ". Mc'omhs the popular local
member o. tho district hoard Of e1uea-
ton. attended e meeting 81 the board In
Herwood Thursday night.
one OF the big events 81 tho season n
lhFl Ia ~" local school building. The
Pleasant Ii.Ii Ladies Ala society ia s-rv-
ing tie dinner in Garyin hall
John Robinson. Of Pine fIIi. has rented
the Charles iTgmUel farm On W Wheeling
creek and Is planning to move into tnr
house In few davs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brinkman. ~ War
wood. nfld Mrs. q. " Wrife ~ Fatter-
con. we're a. John Rohiuson.s on Tlns
Iihl " rfn"-iay sveriuE They came in
Nj. Erirkfuau e. touring car
THO school at GriuI View has opened.
with william Welsh a. tsacfer There
De- no school vet 81 oak Gtli. mo- teacher
having applied for tho position
Sire. Euri ffues o. ~.
Mics Mary D.. Ashton. ~ Hrookaide.
cam. Welre-fay 20 spend some lime
with her brother, T. X Ashton.
has planned 10 give \ 'cs,ivsi ~ oar,
wins hall this tTriiHyt evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph q. Crf~wcu are
guests 81 Mr.. trlsw.iia Erardparerts.
Mf and Nrs. " X. Ashton. Nr Cris-
veil Isl cartn1nist for one OF the large
dailios - Richmond. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILLE Ohio. Sept Is
Joshua Lows Sons vs. Speizer Bros
appeal transcript from docket % Jus.
tics \ G. blackburn
W u Martin W Dora Wolenskt.
appeal from docket % Justice a. e..
blackburn.
Ella " Burns w. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. appeal transcript from
docket 81 Justice a. &. Blackburn
Thos u Brown W. n. n. Mnlison.
appeal transcript from docket Of Jus.
tice A {. Blackburn
Lily BARTON plead Funty to keeping
p house OF illfaue and was fine
5000 and costs Eight other indicf.
ments we're nollcd on payment "
costs
Ira v Irwin vs. Stewart n Irwin.
divorce granted Tor gross neglect ~
duty and mother given custody ~
children lie was cniioned from in.
reference and Is 10 paw costs and sis
per month for their support
Marriage License
Sylvan Charagre. ~ years. and
Miss LYDIA Roustain. IS years. o. TO
ronto
a french couple were married nv
Squire a. e. blackburn, acting
through an interpreter.
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4 surprise party was held Wodnes
day evening az tho homo ~ y T. DOYLE
in This clty. in honor ~ Mrs y r.
Doylo Tho house was beautifully dec.
grated for tho occasion. and "A splendid
time was had by all present Follow.
ing are the persons who attended
liev and Mrs y. Tracy. Mr. and Mra
" Freeman. Mr and Mrs Dickson.
Mr and Mrs q. lowe. Mr. and Mrs
o. Keller. Mr. and Mrs p arpIe.
VIZ. and Mrs " ~ Morpooi Mr and
Wrs. 4 scott Mr and Mrs. " Rude.
Mr and Mrs = Miller. Mrs q V
MARBLE. Mrs r Schafp. Mrs g. Ollum.
Mrs q. Schambeil. Mrs W s Grand
tfan. Mrs liull. Mrs Downing
Mrs 10 Marshall. Mrs . v. Turvov.
Nr and Mrs. y - Marpie. Mr and
Nrs 2 Jencrs. Mrs " VI shaw Mr.
ia Morris. Mrs. W " sockman NJ
ID 7. NIakc. Mr. q DALEY. Mrs Frank
Ross. ~ Cameron. Mrs g. VI guigiv.
of Pittsburgh Miss Helen Keller. Niae
l'orothy Marpool Mrs ~ Cooper. Wr.
and Mrs Jess Doyle. Mr. aud Mrs
I1mcs DOYLE. IT.. Miss Carrie DOYLE.
Miss Rose Doyie. Mr Eiwood Dovie.
Niss TDttie unyic Mr Eari povIc
Following tho PLAYING ~ games and
music. rcfrcshmeuts were served al a
foasorabie hour and the guests DO.
parted FOR their respective homes wish
ing Mrs Doyle many moro such happy
evcnfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
If YOU SUFFER ANY
STOMACH DISTRESS
You Should Take Mi-O-na Now
AZ Once-Its Action is
Immediate-Safe-
Effective.

Whom ycN feel nervous. irritable
tired and dry whom you have head
aches. sour stomach. heart burn and
pains in tho colon and bowels you
Fuh"r from indigestion you need Nj
O.ua 40 once.
Mona is n specific for stomach Uls
II goes 10 tho scat ~ your trouble
and quickly and surely ends stomach
misery 70 builds up and strengthens
tho stomach wallis and glands i'm.
proves quickly tho digestive system
and assists nature 90 properly digest
Tho food. thus insuring health Tor tho
entire system.
10 not s'tner another DAY Get a
hftv cent box Of Nio-na Tablets AZ
your nearest drug stor, keen them
With Won constantly. they Wi1 heip Won
Fet well and strong and Immediate re-
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dangerous and needless n not bone
htcd MiO-na costs nothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
M'MECHEN
Convention Held Yesterday.

The annual State convention Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
was held In the basement of the First
VI. l.. church in this city yesterday
and many delegates from tho surround
ing towns were present. business was
transacted at the morning session. az
ter which the program as u appeared
In those columns yesterday morning
was rendered. The session was pro
nounced the most successful ever held
by this society In this section 81 the
state. Mrs A. J. Clarke. Of the Gin.
cinnau branch. conducted the roun !
table AZ the morning session. while I'm
he evening several short addresses
we're made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
In this district. 1t will begin at 700
o'eioeL
wedding and serenads.

Mrs. Lula -. Riggs. or McMechen. and
Alonzo 4. Merriam. OF this place. were
married on Tuesday evening. at the home
OF the bride. Rev. +. -. t'ellers officia-
ting. On "Wednesday the bride and
groom came out here. where Mr.. MerrI-
mar owns Il farm. which was formerly a
part OF his fathers farm. Sherrard eN-
tended TO them a very vigorous welcome
In the nature OF a big sercnade on We'd
nesdhy evening. The serenading party
started from Garvins store. and young
folks continued 10 Join the party as they
passed along toward the Merrinnr farm.
AFTER listening to an unearthly din that
could be heard for miles around, Mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Held interesting Meeting.

Local lodge. Garfield council No ,.
Jr. q. u. \. NJ. met in regular semi
monthly session at their headquarters
in the Fisher building last evening.
Following the transaction Of routine
business as class Of several candi-
dates was initiated into the oredr. 4
social session closed the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
SHERRARD
Prominent Speakers.

Two speakers OF national reputation
are TO he here Saturday evening TO de-
liver addresses at a mass meeting a,
the High school auditorium. They are
Hon. Aaron :. Watkins. former vice
presidential candidate Of the Prohibition
PARTY. and Hon. charles J. Hall. chair
man Of the national committee. and one
a. the leading Prohibition orators OF
the country. Probably some lesser
lights will also be on hand. and a large
audience Of persons of every political he
lief - expected This is one Of the
many Prohibition meetings being held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Board Of Trade Met.

The local board OF trade met last
evening IN regular semi monthly Sos
sion az the ONCE 81 Prof j T King.
and transacted routine business. after
which several matters Of much import
ancc 20 the welfare ~ the city were
taken under consideration The meet
Ing was we'll attended. and several
now members will soon b. taken into
the board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
TAYLOR SUIT
Case Against wheeling Traction Com
pany Being Tried in Circuit Court
EHperf Nordirf To-har

To" case in Judge Her,ey's court.
termed Mrs Ida " Taylor " the
wheeling Traction Company. = damage
from street car. was conffrifed ttrfti
l'-haf. 90 which fimc the attorneys viii
argue their depueitions The piainfffr
~ SUING Tor $1,000 damages claimed due
her Tor injuries euat1 med ~ the corner
.f Fourteenth and market streets
Mre TAYLOR claimed that she vas
nHEhtirg from o. car and had one foot
sun ufuu The steps when tho conductor
.ifhAlird Tor The moturmnn 20 20 ahead
The result was that che vas thrown 10
thf ground with rrfat violence There
o. offered iu court a. evidence = large
plHFrHn of nc scene ~ the accident.
which shows Tho position ~ the inter
efrtiuE street cav lines The lawyers IN
The case VIII arEuc their sides thfs
morning ara ~ is Thought that the case
viii ho settled hef1rc noon
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church the FIRST OF next week. The
church. as stated before. has been
thoroughly cleaned and ali that re-
mains is for the chairs to arrive and
the date for the dedication OF the
church will be set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
McMechen Brief.

Several local Elks attended tho
state convention AZ Wheeling last
evening
Mrs. Esta Rushton has returned to
her home AZ Whitaker. Pa. after
spending the past few days with
friends and relatives IN this city.
Several wagons loaded with brick
were unloadcd az the Midway yes
terday.
The Scltner building Is completed
and the new proprietor plans 20 move
az an early date. when he will an
nOunce his opening
Clarence Taylor and wife ~ Lum-
berport are spending a few days with
friends and relatives In this city.
Try Reuter- Hroa' Frankfurters
Goose Liver Pudding. Country sau.
qare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

The National Telephone Company Is
renewing their lines from Wheeling to-
ward Sherrard. by stringing new wire
In place OF the old that has seen many
years service The work is I'm charge OF
Ross Hendershot. boss cable splicer and
Is being done IN a substantial manner
sherrard subscribers are very glad this
work Is being done and they will fully
appreciate the better service that is 70
be expected over the new wire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

The lasts preachins services of this
conference year at Pleasant Hill and
MI Olivet Will be held next Sunday.
The hour Is IL "A. m. at Pleasant Hill.
and 7;30 p. m. at Mt. Olivet II Is un-
derstood that Rev. l.. a. McSemar. the
pastor. will probably not return here
after the conference.
At Limestone church Sabbath school
will begin at $50 and preaching by Rev.
"a. \. Riddle at 1890. At Allen Grove,
sabbath school at p. m. and preach
ing at 3 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Mrs. W. +. Caldwell. Mrs. ID. w. Allen
take In the Elks parade In wheeling
Thursday. They were making very good
speed. driving toward town. when they
suddenly became aware that Mrs. Cald-
wells coat. with quite an amount of
money and other valuables in the
pockets. was missing. They turned back
and drove several miles. when they
found that Charles Baker had picked n
up on the road and taken a. home to
await the call OF the owner. The ladies
then returned TO their homes, where
they arrived earlier than others who
went to see the parade.