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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
FRAWLEY AFTER
HISDETRACTORS
ADDRESSES ASSEMBLY OF
NEW YORK ON JUDGE
ARNOLD.
Taken as a Threat to Chastise
the Acknowledgements
tons Fail TO Pass.

ALBANY. y. Y. Au. 2S.-FormaI
recognition OF Lieutenant Governor
Martin II. Glynn as acting governor.
pending the issue OF the Impeachment
proceedings against Governor Sulzer.
was completed by the Legislature to-
day when the senate accepted three
messages sent In by Mr.. Glynn last
night The legislature later adjourned
TO September Il. the day before the
imI eachment court convenes.
The days proceedings in both
houses were characterized by sharp
denunciation Of Governor Suffers
close friend. Judge Lynn j. Arnold.
who is seeking TO procure indictments
Tor Felony against Senator Robert T.
Wagner. majority leader. Senator
James J. Frawley. chairman OF the
committee. which laid the foundations
for the Impeachment. md Speaker Al
fred r Smith and Majority Leader
Aaron J. Levy OF the assembly.
Levy was charged by Jude. Arnold
through Arnold's newspaper. with re-.
ceiving a $1,000 bribe for former state
engineer. Skene for influencing legis.
lation. Senator Frawlav was charged
with bribery and other offences while
Senator Wagner and 81 eaker Smith
we're accused of perjury in falsely
(continued on Page Eiaht1
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MANHANDLETHE
BRITISHPREMIER

ELGIN, Scotland. Aug. 2s.-The
British prime minister was the objec,
OF an attack this afternoon in which
his chivalry restrained him from ade.
defending himself. While he
was gelilng with his daughter on the
Lessiemouth links two stalwart suf-
fragettes. who had quietly come up to
the green. sprang AZ him suddenly
They knocked Off his hat. grabbed
MIN by thu clothing and dragged him
some distance over the ground
Tho prime minister bore his rough
treatment complacently and refrained
from using force 10 make them de
sist while they impaired to him their
opinion that lie was a scoundrel and
past master In the arts OF Ananias.
Miss Asquith. who was a little dis
tame" OF when the sunragettes
pounced on her father. ran TO his as
sistance and proce, ded 20 apply mill
tant methods TO the militants. me
battle Waged for only a few moments
When two detectives rushed up and
with difficulty released Mr.. Asqufn
from tt' clutches of the sufrageftes
The detectiyes took the women 10
the club lodge. where. after hstenins
70 various opinions Of Themselves
hardly less complimentary than those
they had expressed to the premier.
they were placed In motor coz And
drive 20 the ElEin police station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
AN AMENDMENT
OF IMPORTANCE

Special dispatch 90 the Irteuisarra-
'LAitkSBI re. W Va. Aug ~
Routine business occupied the atfen-
tion today 81 the rrand lodge Of the
West virginia Iythiang. which b. IN
sos ION here Tho lodge voted IN IA.
Nor ~ on amendment to the supreme
constitution giving memhership 70
masters Of hnancc and keepers of
records and seal who have served five
years. This afternoon tho uniform
rank and subordinate LODGES heia
th"ir big parade and this evening tho
knights ~ NhOrasssn had a hig
time
The Dokies gathered in large mum.
hcrF and fOlloVlnE blk parade.
which covered tho principal streets
and included members 81 temples ~
w heeling and Charleston. won't 20 tho
lokie ball wh'ro % biz class was
initiated and a banquet was served
MI officers 81 the Erand lodge who
are membere ATTENDED
Tho fythian state home board was
instructed at Tho afternoon session To
purchH." tract ~ ~ acres af a
suitable place somcwhore ir tho state
f"r tl" Ivthia1 state home tor orpn.
ans The selection ~ the .ifr ts foff
with The board Fairmort was chosen
o. th" place for holdlnr ths 1919 con.
vcnflon
Tho convention will b. hroufef 10
= close today and the competitive
drills for th. military companios VIII
hc held FRIDAY morning Friday cvs.
ninE th" visitors viii depart for their
homes
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GIRL VICTIM
REPEATS STORY

san FRANCISCO. Aug ~ Dor
ih" hfst um" since the story of nor
husbands inndelity became pubrr
pro" riy. Mrs Msury I Hggs heard
~ today from tho lips Of Marsha War.
flutinn. 'fhn other woman Marsha
t"Ii ih" same story she did in fne
btf4 trial IN the case Of D Drew
= Hiuin"fft charged with violation of
70" Mann white slave act. a. tp thar
or IhEsg, she remains ~ Tho chief
witness Tor the government. although
90" nam" ~ Lola Norris b. mo ono
"upl"d with that of Caminefu in tho
indIrfmfrf
Mis- bissF sat just inside tho ran
IhHi divides fhn audience from tho
haf of ft" court ~lo listened intent.
~, ririfiy. wincius st pasrarcs ~ tno
Testimony
Concluding her testimony Tor tho
Gay. Mar De Warrington walked 10 o.
seat 90 fhn fnhlr of counsel Tor fr.
government Farir. hfr a. rln drew
near stool Mrs IHrrt 90 tho table of
'"un-pI Tor Tho defense. staring hfr
'"HIiHe'lv in tho face. with orr, fnf
Wid'N NJ The HIrIr bsfvcrn tho two
tables f"rtrafIut fhsm Tho rift
INiu'l Dog r'ad and looked away
Midway rottren tho two tables
stood DIS. rho. otter adjournment
joined hif VIZ" iin looked nonrrai.
"r'lf hf af ono woman and then fn~
"'h"r taking wfauuIIio with tam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
BOY VICTIM OF
A RANK COWARD

special Dispatch to the Intcuiceurer
MELLSBt TIC. ". Va. Aug. = -
George Dare. II years old. was the
victim Of a brutal attack by a man
armed with a shotgun. while picking
ciderberries this afternoon. 10 was
accompanied by Two companions.
Norman Kraft and Hunter Montgom-
cry
The bows were busuy engaged
picking the berries on the Walsh
farm. just south Of this city. when
without warning n shot was fred at
them by som" unknown party. the
Dare boy being struck IN the back
At the sound - the shot he turned
and dropped To the ground. and az m
did 80 second shot knOcked his nat
from hts head The fact that no
dropped was he only reason for tho
second shot failing % strike him IN q
vital spot
lie was removed 20 tho Office Of Ur
Theodore Dare. whore the shots were
removed from bis back whore they
had LODGED in fhc flesh. and 30 is r..
ported that his condition Is not
serious
The boy claims that No. recognized
his assailaut as ho turned his head
previous tO the second shot An IN
N"str1'ion is ucinE conducted by the
police 10 locate the party described
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CAUCUS PASSES
CURRENCY BILL
RESOLUTION PASSED WHICH
MAKES 1T A PARTY
MEASURE.
Will Be Reported in House and
Passed in Ten Days-Sum-
mary of the Bill.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. IS
The administration currency bill, after
nearly three weeks of discus sion. was
finally approved by the house Demo
cratic caucus tonight. by a vote of
1863 to .. The nine cissenters we're
representatives Henry. Eagle ami
galloway, OF Texas; Hardwick. of
Georgia; Lobeck. of Nebraska; /;
Buchanan and Fowler of Illinois:
Nicely. OF Kansas, and Sisson, of Mis-
sissippi
After agreeing to the bill. the eau
Gus adopted a resolution by an almost
unanimous vote, declaring the bill TO
De a party mesaure and that "meln-
bers OF this caucus are pledged for
the bill TO its final passage without
amendment. provided. however. the
banking and currency committee may
oner amendments in the house"
The feature OF to-day's session was
the adoption of a committee amend.
ment as a substitute for the section
on bank reserves, which in effect.
simply served to clarity the section
as originally drawn.
The measure will be reintroduced
in the house tomorrow by Chairman
Glass. referred Immediately to the
banking and currency committee.
Nhitu VIII meet next lueSddy.
IL is expected the bill will at once
be reported back to the house. where
Mr.. Glass predicted tonight II would
pass within ten days. many Republi-
cans having indicated their purpose
70 support II.
The measure as II stands after
adoption Of the caucus Is summed up
by Chairman Glass. who piloted II
through the caucus as follows:
There has not been written into
the bill from one end TO the other a
single sentence except by the initi-
ative OF the banking and currency
committee itself which has altered
in the remotest degree the essential
provisions of the bill as originally
reported by the committee to the
caucus.
Summary OF Bill.
The bill establishes 12 regional
r. serve banks. with a capital OF not
less than S5000.000 each. to which
national banks are required to con-
tribute an amount equal to ten ner
cent Of their own capital stock ana
10 become liable for an additional ten
per cent in case of call This. IL Is
estimated. will give the regional re-
serve banks combined paid up cap
ital OF Sl05. 900 These regional
reserve banks also are made custo-
dians Of large part OF the reserve
money Of member banks. estimated
(Continued on PAGE EtghtA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-29
JEROME FAILS IN EFFORT
TO SEE CANADIAN PREMIER
TRIP Is FRUITLESS, AS GOUIN
HAD LEFT FOR NEW
YORK.
Hearing of Roger Thompson TO
Come Up To-day-May Have to
Prove Thaw Insane to Convict.

QUEBEC. Aug. 2S-William Trav.
ers Jerome and Deputy Attorney Cen
eral Franklin Kennedy. OF New York.
VINO arrived here early today to seek
the aid OF Sir Lomer. Gouin in their
efforts TO obtain the deportation OF
Harry Thaw. learned to-day that their
mi sion for the time being would ba
iruitless. The prime minister they
were told. left for New York last
night TO meet Lord Haldane on his
arrival from England.
The attorneys had a conference.
however. with Deputy Attorney Gem
eral Lanctot. OF the province OF Que
pee. and obtained from him a promise
tnat the provincial authorities would
TAKE every precaution to prevent a
JAIL delivery of Thaw before the grand
Jury takes up his case in October.
Mr; Jerome told newspaper men
that he supposed that the New York
authorities Will have to wait until
that date before making any other
move in the Thaw case"
SHERBROoKE. Que. Aug. 2s.-
Harry X. Thaw's lawyers. successful
SO FAR in keeping their client in fail,
safe from the immigration authorities
rejoiced tonight when they received
word from Quebec that the trip of
William Travers Jerome to see Sir
Lomer Gouin, provincial premier and
attorney general. had been in vain.
MT. Jerome. leader of the New York
state forces seeking Thaw's return
10 Matteawan. accompanied by Deputy
Attorney General Franklin Kennedy.
lett here last night hoping to lay be-
fore the premier fact that would per-
suaue MIN TO sweep aside the COM
mitment on which Thaw is held in
Sherbrooke and place him in the
hands of the immigration authorities.
presumably Mr.. Jerome did not know
that the premier was to leave Quebec
for New York to join those paving
tribute TO Lord Haldane, who is to
arrive there from England tomorrow.
Thompson Case.
Similarly. this fact was not known
TO Louis St Laurente. engaged by the
Thaws To defend Gentleman Roger
Thompson. the chauffeur. Although
concerning himself chiefly with the
Thompson case. Mr.. ST. Laurent "a
resident OF Quebec. a Liberal and a
supporter OF the premier and he was
dispatched thither. IL was understood.
10 use whatever influence he could
bring TO bear against the premier tnk-
ing any action in the Thaw case at
this time. He will return here TO-
morrow TO defend Thompson. when
the latter Is arraigned before District
Magistrate Mulvena. on n charge Cf
aiding an undesirable to cross the
frontier. II Thompson can prove ha
IS British subject he cannot be de-
Continued on Page Eighty
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Mill Officials Arrested
On Murder Charee
JACK MOLNAR, INJURED IN
STEUBENvILLE RIOT,
DIED YESTERDAY.
Injured Chief of Police Is on the
Job and Making All the
Crowds Disperse.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

special pispa tch to the Intelligencer
STECBEHNILLE. o.. Aug 2s-
Matters are quiet tonight in the zone
or the Pope tin mill strike. where II
men were shot and wounded last MIGHT
by armed mill guards Twelve were
shot by bird shot from shotguns and
VIII recover Jack Molnar one OF
those shot, died this afternoon A bul
iet passed through his spinal cord
captain VI r Bradley. OF the mill
guards. =. VI Menser and ! r LIoyd
or the mill ONCE force. were arrested
IN connection with the shooting and
each held on $500 bond pending anv
charge that may be filed against them
All three declared their Innocence OF
ShootinR. -Four armed men sulking
on the river bank near the Pope plant
were arrested today. as II was Thought
th"y were guards and had some con.
hectlon with the shooting
Chief Of Police Franckhauser Is on
The job tonight. in spite ~ the three
shot wounds. and he ~ making the
crowds that gather In front of the
-Irlke breakers quarters dispersc
lhry ar" not 10 be allowed 10 congre-
gate any more on the street near such
places. In an interview chief Frnncl
Sdnser saws That last rirhf's shooting
Was uncalled Tor Municipal author!
tieS Eiv" out tonight that the etrike
br"Hkcrs were brought ont al an IN
expected hour last night 10 agitaie
trouble 7 $ dcpufies arc expected
mere To secure 2 number of notices for
contempt Tor violation ~ Judge s.,
tors order ~ Injunction
Following tho death ~ John Mol
nfr. Who was shot in last nights strike
riot. captain VI y Bradley. ~ tho mill
guards W " MouZer and J , 1ovF
nllIl oWciala md Arthur Long and
John Rriners. chauffeur were arrest.
81 tonight FOR aiding and abetfine iu
iHn comm scion ~ first degree rntIr.
der fh"f ~ Nfoir4r
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TOMPADDEN GETS
AN APPOINTMENT

rfc...I lferrt.h COB Tho frfefi re1rrr
IAHkEHSNt RG ". Va Aus ~
IhoMas Iadden. 81 Wheeling. was
named this afternoon by Internal
Revenue Cole tor HAYES for tenn.
purary appointment - deputy col.
lrctor for the Whes line district. vice
" s. Stock. of Wheeling. who re-
rcnfly resigned 80 the safme time H
v. HAYS ~ Grautsvillr. was named
a. deputy collector for the Par>rrs.
burg district. To succeed 7 ForvIyce
stewart. ~ Iarkershurr. who reeicn
81 q few days aro. The names of
iaddcn and Hayes were sent 10
Washington Tor confirmation and
later They are expected to be- named
permanently u they successfully pass
tho rec' nt Examinations These are
the hrst appointments made by MT
fiay7 since he became collector. Both
appointees are Democrats.
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AVIATOR FALLS
AT GAINESVILLE

special u.s9stch 10 the Intelligence.
GAINESVILLE. o. Aug. &C. L.
Virgins a well known aviator OF the
Rogers Aviation Company. OF Chicago
had narrow escape from death this
afternoon when the machine with
hich he was giving exhibition
flights at the Barnesville fair. fell 10
the ground from a distance Of nearly
200 feet lie owes his life probably In
the fact that he jumped when within
teW feet of the ground. The ma
chine was completely demolished
Regardless ~ the strong wind
which was prevalent throughout the
afternoon. Virgins started on a flignf
a. O'Clock. His machine left the
fair grounds alright but I'm circling
over the city park IL was caught bv
the strong Wind and turned suddenlv
around lie Immediately lost control
81 its mechanism and the aerOplaue.
y hich was a Wright - model dashed
To the ground.
Lee is Broken.
lh'uEh DO jumped o. ruueidcrahle dis
tauce. WiEriua was not aerioualv in
lIred. unless Internal injuries deveiop.
iiie ieft lex was broken. but he vas not
rendered urrunsrinu- by tho fail lie
vas cared for hy prs M,Courtney and
The machine a. the ono used by Avia-
l"f p N"Ecre lu hie coast 20 coast
ttEhf lnet season. and ig the one In
which that daring aviator was killed ft
is now the property ~ Mrs porers oh.
Wae present hen The accident occurred
iNlN afternoon Iho nrropiHrc. % is be
tcxcd ir wrecked heYoud repair.
The fHI rrer iIitnted rarfr among
fho thousands uf fair visitors and scores
of women and girls vho witnessed the
Unfortunate accident faintrI crowds
drorred. and 20 was some time bcfors
order w1e restored.
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5 Killed
In Crash

TETERBORO. ont. Aug 2s--A sect.
ION ~ the city's largest department
Store. run BY y G. Turnboll and COM
pany. collapsed without warning 90.
DAY. killing i've persons and lniuring
nearly a dozen others. Duo % interior
alterations the walls had weakened
= hundred w0rkmeu. clerks and shop.
peers vent down Boo tho crash
The Dead.
Dorothy v. sissor. sales woman.
LILLY a. Bodison. sales woman
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown. shopper.
Mrs.. John Kelly. shopper
Alfred Cur. bricklayer.
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WASHINGTON. u. G. Aug 2s-
Strong hope prevailed in official cir
cles tonight that the Huertd govern
ment and The United states soon
would arrive at a mutual understand
ing leading TO peaceful settlement OF
the revolutionary disturbances In
Mexico.
Administration officials expressed
themselves pleased with the days de-
velopments President Wilson regard
ed as hopeful the tone OF the note sent
by Fredcrico Gamboa, Mexican minis
ter Of foreign affairs. In reply to sup
Elementary suggestions made by John
Lind before leaving Mexico city for
Vera Cruz last Monday The full text
OF the two communications was re-
ceived here. and while neither side.
according TO the official Interpretation.
yields any OF the essential points in
its contentious. the method OF ap-
preaching the difficulties az hand Is
admittedly more friendly and framed
with more regard for practical -Olu
tion. Officials found encouragement.
too, IN Mr. Lind's decision 20 return
10 the Mexican capital. as they had
left IL to HIS discretion 20 60 there n
there was any prospect Of renewing
negotiations along tangible lines
The two notes exchanged by Lind
and GambOa were published In full
here today. and Official Washington
read them closely.
Interest In Suggestion.
Much Interest was manifested in the
suggestion made hv Lind that all pro-
poaals be laid aside for the present
except that which asks Huerfa not to
be a candidate IN the coming election
II was learned that while President
Wilson knew the gi-t ~ Mr. Lind's
second proposals. he was not acquairt-
ed until oday with The text " the
communication in which Nr Lind
promised that. n his last suggestions
were accepted. assurances would hc
given American bankers ~ %. moral
support ~ the American government
for loan 20 rchah..ifa'e fIr finances
~ the present Mexican regime Tho
White IOUa" view ~ tho offer Df tho
loan was that should the present o.
Tort 20 bring about urace appear f0 ba
bearing fruit. ~ Huu'd bp incumbent
upon the United states fO holm Mexico
str.ighten 0rf hor Hnero'al targfas
The argument ~ Senpr Gafnhll
that Huerta ~ rrOvitiO iOual -Idar-
% Mexico Va prohibited bv fha Wnx..
can constitution from succeeding him.
self and that the American c0ufnn-
tlon therefore WAS unnnreesarv wa
fcrutinIzed closely and s0r1r oT.r.iI-
pointed Ouf that mo guarantee existed
that iluerta would not resign 90 eo-lr
time prior fo The election and thereby
make himself eligible n uaa .r..
Restef. too. mat 90 accent fha ci'a.
iiOn ~ tho NeNicpn constitution a4
sufficient rerf r.ofi0n rr ffunrfa. oar.
didacv migff te construed ae "a
recognition ~ Hunr'a as tho crrafifI
'ionallv chosen ruler ~ thn sou'hern
republic
Hone IN Disclaimer.
Notwithstanding fhf. sf.p houry..
hope was found in fhr tIrorou. ff1
ciaimrr ~ enr0r Gaufra thtf artora
eh0uir have eurUrrfad fffrrfl uf o..
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BEDELL TO MAKE
STATEMENT SOON

special 1usratrh to the Intelligence
,. CHARLESTON. " Va Aug IS
Mayor y Forree DcdcU vas found a
BITS home to day. but was reported to
he in q serious condition ae a result
of Tho report of hts shortage ~ tho
city. while city treasurer 1f was an
nounccd from his home that tho mayor
would issue statement as soon as 70
was possible for him tu DO 50 Ills
hordeWru insist that every cent pe-
dDii owes fh' cif, Will b. paid I'm the
ctnuf fo tenders hie resignation ~
mayor. % = rctft. tho oldest member
iu point ~ service on tho board of
anair~. VIII succeed him tn tho event
he rcsicns as member of the hoard.
It's successor VIII have to hc Demo
Crat, and viii b. elected b. council.
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TIE wrArHnR

WhHHtroToN. Avg. 9p.-rorscaa
wet Nirrinir-Unseftied. probably
Inir FrtdaV, a'irhtiT cooler wssf por-
ton; Haturdrv fatr aud cooler
Wetfern PennFyivanta-rair friday.
except EhoWers near the lakes. slightly
cooler; saturday fair aud cooler. rfodsr-
ate - hrisf HouthweEt 20 west winds
ohio-Gsneraiiy fair Friday aud sat
urdsy. slowly falling temperature, mod
crate 90 brisk vest winds.
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ARMHOUSE ROBBED

GRAFTON. IS Va Aug p. TIE
''H'i ".Hf'r. u.rr ruf.nrd th
morning t.If fhn fHm house nf W.t.
tr Iu' Ffr. a wealth.. farmer rf.ffIrf.
i'f milo. ouf Of fhis cts. haf l..,
robbed 90 e.nI valuable rDI watch
ahl diamond rIur Tho officers sr..
-r'.f.nF t"r blood hounds 10 trad
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CHASE, CAPTURE,
TRIAL, SENTENCE

rrrrlal Iisrstrh Co. the fnfouteerrer
HII EFlEl.U. vs. Va Aug lS Jim
lick- and John Ramcy. coiDred. arsd
fu IIHdn NJ shots into ON y a ~
uaFs' rrer train or Hiuo Stone juno
Won Hnd men ron Omcrrs pursued
captured and brought them here
whore fhry were tried. convicted. nnrd
80 nnd sent t0 tho roads fpr six
months. 80 one on the train was .n
iurcd.
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NflFI n. Aug ~ The Wulrarian
rnNrrrwrnt. owing 10 tho advance of
fhr Turk west ~ the Martha river
Dos decided nor 20 occupy uedear
batch Tor fear collision would give
the Turks an excuse 20 declare var.