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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
FEDERALS ROUTED IN THE
BATTLE OF TIERA BLANCA
MORCANTOWN
MAN I'm BAD"
SPECIAL Disra,eh TO he 1n,-r!ren,er

Special Dispatch 20 the In. .l!rencer.
COLUMBUS. O. Nov. 25.-Roberf
l.. Howe. alias J. G.. Graham. %. OF
Morgantown. ". Va. was arrested
here today after he had failed in an
enort to sell two carloads OF lumber
which never existed
Howe appeared at the office of tho
H ID. Brasher Lumber company I'm
the Columbus Savings & Trust build.
Ing and exhibited letter supposod
To- nav" been received from a frf.rd
pa West Virginia. asking him 10 saIl
,,--N Ntral carloads OF lumber ne OK
hlbli"d way bills for four cars ana
"ts negotiating with tho Hrasb.r
company for the sale OF two rsrs
L'h their suspicious were aroused
hes" suspicious were confirmed
non i' was found that the y a Is
t'fIiroad bad mo- record of the car. OF
.Iiuh"r Tor which Howe exhibited fl.'
bills ~ ladiur
Howe confessed that hc had frfsd %.
t'i som" easy money Iut claimed DO.
p CO.'S fne fr-t time hp bad ever fu,i..
Poo attempt letter found Ir bla
p". ION showed that boz had .l.
cured employment with lumber com
lHnF Df tlIe city. and had boon .art
io West virginia ae 20 lumber ir.r,rfGr
f u'rk aE0
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VILLA REPORTS HUERTA'S
ARMY IN HASTY RE-
TREAT.
Many Prisoners Are Executed on
Battle Field on Orders of
Rebel General.

III PASO. Texas. Nov 25.-Tba
Federal forces which have engaged
Ella,s rebel troops near TERRA Blapc,.
.oI tne last two days have been dc.
'eated and routed according 10 a,
on ig4al me- sage sent tonight by Con.
tIdI francisco Villa commander Of
JudreZ al
General Villa said in the message
.idt me Federal troops were in 9,
4l9 sTd'" cru retreat 20 the s,rth. and
way nus forces bad captured sII ~
their artillery and three OF the eay.9
tls.IS on which they had come To- tho
Pierce fighting was BOO progress la-o
."HItui ON the west fan kuf tho reb.t
.,,,"opa south OF Juarez. where General
W ''' ''" = dIhF"'. commander az one
p' iN' Federal columns. Is reuDrfaI
,'.i hiHE g o. p"f1t" attasK ON This Soc.
,.'t 'I qua iorcDs in au affemut
u" nI'ak through fO Juarol
. N' iI' crnirr and east wing of Vii
'- army ihr hthtIug Seems fo have
N' '4 ana only au occasional shot
'- exchanged hy Tho couteudInr force.
y IIfn bearing sir wounded reached
. ''"i'I tonight bringing 'rr total mum.
' on wounded r.i"I. being cared for
.' I' '' II' Mr. Francisco Villa h4.
'fH"u chars" or tho hospital. BOZ T.f.r..,
f' I.r wounded ar" being treated
H' I-ntinE. NHIch began at .u
I'D LI''. 600. Nnrrinr. hF i u.rlpct fII.
afternoon had been Warrf over rrarI.
'.'i'! WII's 'f desert according 20
fCouffnusd on pags rTtr.
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leee. ana "'' WI
With smooth precision the DAYS
events moved into the evening hours
Ceremony at A:3o.
promptly at 1870 O'Clock all the
guests were assembled and waiting in
the East room. members Of the cabi-
Set ana justices OF the United States
supreme Court. the dislomatic CORDS
resplendent in their uniforms OF bright
coIors and gold bTocades. being gath
cred In the south half OF the room.
In the other half. north OF the green
Sarpeted aisle. marked by white satin
psnus, We're the close friends and
relatives, in all about 300 people. In
their elaborate afternoon toilettes. of
set by the pastel tones I'm blue. violet
PINK and green. with many "a black
SelNet the women gave the picture a
brilliant lustre OF fashion
First Mrs. Wilson descended tho
main staircase, escorted BY Col. W.
W. Harts. chief aide TO the President.
she was followed by Joseph II VII
son, brother OF the President. and his
Wite, and Miss Helen Woodrow Rones.
a cousin or the President. escorted 10y
Dr. Cary T. Grayson. Commander
Needham Jones. L. :. y. escorted
Mrs. Sayre. mother OF the groom.
They took their places on the left og
the dais. where the bridal party stood
me hev. sylvester W. Reach. OF
princeton, y. J.. attired i'm a collegiate
gown with masters hood OF white
silk entered next with the Rev. John
NeVin Sayre, brother OF the groom
The latter's white surplice OF the
Episcopalian form. was in marked con
trast 10 the dark vestment OF his col
league.
Bridal Party Approaches.
Ihere was pause Of a minute and
soon ina marina hand
the White House the strains os fba
bridal chorus from LohenCrin. and the
groom accompanied by DR.. Wilfred T
Grenfell, his best man walked SLOWLY
10 the altar. The ushers led the bridal
recession In twos-Charles Evans
iiiughes. ii. Jr. and DR.. Gilbert Horrax
benjamin Burton. The bridesmaids.
scont1nued on Page rinaA
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IHUERTA ASKS CONGRESS
TO RATIFY A CONCESSION
IHiS Is IN DIRECT DEFIANCE THE WISHES OF pREsJnr>
"iISON AND OUTCOME WILL BE AWAITED
WITH CONSIDERABLE INTEREST
'onn Lind Leaves For TampicO Tuxpam TO Investigate
LII oh feds-Huerta Sends Message TO New York
That He Is In Control of Situation

- NAStiNGTON. ID. c. Nov. o.
resident Wilson and members OF the
caoihet discussed the Mexican situa-
ton briefly to-day. and assurances Ia.
ter were given that no change in the
attitude OF the United states toward
tOe huerta provisional government
had taken place
Most important OF the DAYS deveI-
opments from the American stand
point was the departure of President
w Hsoh special envoy. John Lind. on
me battleship Rhode Island. with
near Admiral Fletcher. for Tampico
and TuNpam. 10 investigate conditions
Where the British oil interests have
oeen regarded as I'm grave danger.
me sending OF Mr.. Lind is generally
regarded here as an indication that
the United States is extremely desir-
Gus 10 avert any hostile move. and
mat thorough examination OF the
situation would be made before any
marines from an American warship
were landed on Mexican soil Assur-
ances have been given Admiral Fletch-
er by General Aguilar. in command OF
the revolutionist forces in the Tampi-
co territory. that there will be no in
reference with American or other for.
eign property.
Lind to Investigate.
secretary Bryan stated today that
Mr.. Lind had been authorized 10 60 to
Iampico and TuXpam with Admiral
Fletcher. but that he had been given
no special instructions. u was point
ed out that Mr.. Lind was free to go
and come in Mexico as the develon-
ments there seemed TO demand. When
the Rhode Island left Vera Cruz her
hrst destination was Tampico. where
she was eXpected 20 arrive tomorrow.
The Louisiana. under command OF
Rear Admiral Boush. was renorted
tonight 10 be ~ TamTico. while the
Nebraska, commanded by Captain
Wood. Is at TuXpam should unto
ward conditions develop in this terri
tory. the action TO he taken by this
government is discretionary with Ad-
miral Fletcher. and. il is believed
here. Mr.. Lind. has gone with the
American vessel so that the govern
ment here may be kept in close touch
tcontilued on Page riae.)
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JESSIE WILSON BECOME
BRIDE OF FRANCIS B. SAYRE
CEREMONY WITNESSED BY DISTINCT ISHED GATHERING
INCLUDING OFFICIAL WASHINGTON AND FRIENDS
OF THE FAMILIES OF PRINCIPALS
Double Ring Ceremony Used and the Inserted n
quest of Bride-COstume of Bride and Extremely
Beautiful Well as Those of Women Guests

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. Wito
smiles OF confident happiness turned
toward each other. Francis Bowes
Sayre and Miss Jessie Woodrow VII
son. second daughter of the president
and Mrs. Wilson. were joined in mar
riage lote to-day at the White House
before a company OF distinguished
officials OF the United States govern
ment, members OF the diplomatic
corps, close friends and relatives
IL was scene OF rare brilliancy.
touched through the ten minutes OF
ceremony with a grave solemnity as
the president OF the United States
stood beside his wife, their faces a
study In deep emotion as they gave
In marriage the first OF their children.
IL was an intensely human sight as
the meaningtul words Of service were
softly spoken before an altar OF palms.
ferns and white lilies. With "A pretty
double ring service, the couple were
united. the assemblage spoke the
Lords prayer in fervent monotone
the Marine band struck up the wed
ding march OF Mendelssohn and from
that moment the whole was trans
formed into scene OF gay animation
and joyfulness.
a reception for the guests by the
president. Mrs. Wilson and the wed Il
ded couple followed, and soon the
East room was cleared OF its carpets
and the young folks danced well into
the evening. brilliant uniforms and
elaborate gowns gliding gracefully
over the glistening parquette floors
under the bright glow OF the crystal
ch andeliers.
When the guests had gone the bridal
party sat down in the breakfast room
and the bride cut the wedding cake
with the sword OF DR. Cary T. Gray
son. L. $. Y. the Presidents physi-
clan and companion. Then there was
a merry dinner. an affectionate good
bye and the couple whirled away I'm
White House automobile on their
honeymoon. Their destination was
kept secret, but in few days they
will 20 10 Europe. to return early IN
January to Williamstown. Mass,
where Mr.. Sayre viii be assistant tol
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BANK CLERK UNDER ARREST
WITH FORTUNE IN
HIS POCKETS.
Loss of Securities Kept Secret for
Three Months Until Clue
Led TO Arrest of Foye.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Tna ,bos,
Of more than 100000 worth OF Union
F"cihc company and General Electric
company securities from the Farmer.
-o'n q Trust company in this civ
=" e'aHe known tonight when Jamss
=. oye. 20 years old. "a former &, "a
mohih clerk Of the Trust conn,r,'
vas arrested as no stepped from {.
ltdln from Philadelphia Fove wss
Justice. ''''''' iT"Ih
AZ police station where Fove VA.
searched. the police alleec ccrfiOcd
,u''h TOT $4,000 and more than e. uun
in Cteh were found in his cIofb,s
mere were also several tr1ns. Allan.
N' steamship circulars. which lad fh.
ponce 10 believe that Fovc h.d
Planned 90 sail for Furope TIs
.n'ck. me police say. Foye received
Today from the firm OF Charles n
urown. bond brokers of PhiladeIpbia
hui Slhu.unn Boo cash. which tho poIfre
also charge that hp received from f.o
sale or the bonds DURING fha noe,
week. could not Do. f0urd
Loss Kept Quiet.
''' 'l.'". rf| OF f.a IU.. uf fra .f.......
.' 'n.N.. f'' police Hlisrs WIS r...I.
.'.N ''I'r I'ro Irff Goo srfInte Df rt.
..N I|f' about three months l..
. ''"' 'Nfui WIN fhs .HrnHn..H..Ht
'. '''Ii Hf' tho arrest off Fnts It f.'
tcontiHusd on Page Nin.l
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OF 100000 WORTH
OF SECURITIES CHARGED
WILL EXTRADTTE
EXPIRES. ZELAYA

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Nov. 20
Through the Department OF Justice
the United states government is bend.
ing every EFFORT 20 secure the arrest OF
former President ! Santos Zclaya. OF
Nicaragua. wanted by the Nicarsgusn
government on charge Of asslssina-
ton and abuse %. authority I'm causing
OH" death of two Nicaraguaus. Domin.
80 I"rihto and SiXto Pineda, al Nasa.
ya. April ~. 1901
ordinarily q government seeking the
'Ntradition OF an alleged criminal h.
expected To secure his arrest throusb
JUS own agencies. but there ls an uu.
-udl prov 'flou iu the existing extra.
uition treaty between tho United
states and Nicaragua This makes
ll th' uuiy of trc United States gov
'rhn'Ht To- '"ud"aFur To- procure the
provisional arrest of 4ultr criminal DO
upon being Informed ty telerrarb or
"ih'r" l-e through the diplomatic
'n"uneIs that % warrant has been ie.
sued hN competent authorities Tor his
arrest and that This warrant with "a
proper reuui-Itlon for the surrender
of th" criminal is about to bc made
...... Toot Prompt steps.
gae-f'f il f.' NI.Irtr.Hr I.rttIsr ben.
....'. ... ..f.H'f 'f..t.f .I .u.-
.. '...n .r"n o. secure
ff 'f l..ffl tt fII. ffrr
.LN'Ir' i' ''.."... ..Ur Oh. tN. .rIrr.
iII'l ."ff.t ar inter.
''.. i.rHHr
r'n' rHII fH.rirHf tIat If trs aff,ra.
ADDITION "f i'Ia.H i. ..Ieu
'..Id mot Dol. E.lrf.d
IH'. cannot hs defsr"uet lru u.
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Railroad Rate Hearino
Adjourned to Dec IN
EVIDENCE SUBMITTED YES
TERDAY WAS TO SHOW
NEED OF INCREASE.
Advance Applies on All Traei.
But Officials Admit Must
Profit on Coal.

"ASHINGTON. n. C.. Nov -
f'eIminary hearings before Tho -
state Commerce Commissio, y,
-l'',','oh oi the railroads I'm Ess,-
erh classification territory" ,o- o.
"u'dhce OF five per cent. in all fra,,h,
'"'eS were concluded late to.d,v
'N'"ul hm"nt was taken until Uod,a-
uIaE' Dece uber 10. i'm order % 80,
commission and the o,r,ciI,... y
,u'.sl llIne 10 analyze the mae - -
si,L,,i..,a testimony and statistics
roads. "''"i neys Tor the
ne evidence submitted to.dav mo.
9iSH'd 10 demonstrate In coy,s,',.s
c ''" aH"i ilcal form the declared -
S7-llF Tor the proposed incrs,Sa az" ~,
.g.S,nl rates. Accounting experts
ri.,,r,..I i i.ls rate makers and expe.
i,'ltu IraHc officers submitted to
w" commis ssi0n wilderness ~ ,shi., ~
SI'" inE the financial Cperatfons -
lu' eastern roads spparatsIv al
com nined Many months have ban,,
spent ln their preparation Thev 49,.
=, ". Ndl. the basis OF the Testimony
4l'uil} 10 De offered In supnort
OF the proposed increase FF'''
The hrures offered today tandad q,
prove that while the roads renerattv
90 ENJOY iuG an increased bueiness
ii' returns from operations confinn'
nlNIF are decreasing. until a. Vice
resident Maxwell. OF the Wabash de-.
Ih' situation d. becoming daUv
Ii'-' serious. We are suffering from
-lnw starvation" '''i'
Cannot Meet Public Dersn5s
If was stated thai fIa Jor,s,-9. 81,
Ih' travelling and shipping publfc for
ln 'fol'r'0nt and eVfcnsio nor raU.
r'id i1c li'frs could Do mot bv fbs
roads only a. they were enabled 10 IN.
tcontinued on Page Ein.J
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hooding the streets and under
mining scores OF buildings. Many
families were ordered TO vscate
the houses before they collapsed.
Sewer gas is believed to have
caused the accident. but at what
point and how Il was lqnited
could not be ascertained. A. a
special meeting CT council to
nl9nt the various department
heads were authorized to employ
as many men as needed to clear
away the debris. and lime and
other oisinfcctants were ordered
used IN the flood district.
thorough Investigation OF the
district affected by the explosion
was completed tonight. With the
buildings demolished and wrecked,
more than a mile OF city streets.
water mains and sewage system
damaged. u was estimated the
loss would reach close to a half
million dollars.
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WILL RESIST
The APPEAL

Special uI .r.t.n Cd. Odd. .f...ff.-...
CHARLESTON. Vs. M Nov ~
NIi 'c1''ou for writ ~ error pade
n 'N' supreme Court of krpcats nv
e,.''lh't i'r thr ftc members of tho
W'-i NirEinit LEGISLATURE senator
h smith pplorafca s. a. n
,,N. de- IT, p. Ashury. Rafh nm and
il'Nii D. NIl now iu mo Webster
lI'N-- i'i under conviction OF hrib-
nN .1o .'r. .Ilfc court viii DO rcaisfod
u. mo state" Congressman s. V Avfs
" ho N1s chief council In tho proserp.
.''n OF fht convicted IrIhc fakers A.
here from Wa.hinrton and uifb prcs..
.ul'n- ATTORNEY T g. Townsend is
lr'Nff'nl hrIef opposing the grsnt.
iug of a writ OF error.
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Democratic Conference
Today on Currency Bill
THIS ACTION DECIDED UPON
IN ORDER TO REACH
FULL AGREEMENT.
Senators Hitchcock and ShafrOth
Take Part in Debate Which
Is Very Friendly.

WASHINGTON. Nov % The cur
rency situation took an unexpected
turn In the Senate today when Dem
ocratic leaders decided 10 summon q
party conference al once. 10 dispose
OF the points OF difference and to at
tempt 10 unite party members behind
p bill that would have the support Of
President Wilson.
The conference will begin az II
o'clock tomorrow. n was said by
Democratic managers tonight that it,
conclusions would not be- binding. but
that II WAS expected that tho Demo
Gratis would be able 20 agree upon
vital features ~ the bill and unite
upon amendments 20 the pending bill
which can be accepted by the Prcsi-
dent
The second days debate on the biz
reform measure was notable FOR .he
absence or any show OF ill feeling be-
tween the advocate Of the different
currency plans represented hv the
owen and Hitchcock bills Senator
Hitchcock held tho Senate for more
than an hour with bis speech iu SUB
port O' the bill agreed uron by him.
self and the fve HeiIblican- of thn
Senate committee His remarks were
characterized by recognition ~ the o..
forts OF the President. tho House aud
the democratic wing Of tlr Senate
committee and expression OF tho hope
hat the senate would find Dr. possible
20 unite upon n satisfactory form of
The currency bill
Reach FUu Agreement
no. decision f0 hrIrs ff. flrunr~rfe
Oeefler for t party conference ta.
The result of talks between tho pfe..
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Explosion of Sewer Gas Does
Great Damage At PITTSBURGH

PlTTSBURGH. Nov. S.-A
score or more persons were In
Jured' many windows were bro
ken and a number OF BUILDINGS
shaken by an explosion OF GAS In
ninetoot sewer In the Lawrence
vile district Of Pittsburgh late To-
day. None sf the injured will die,
but the property loss will amount
to thousands Of dollars
Five men working at a manhoIe
IN Thlrty-eighth street were tossed
into the air. Alexander Campbell,
one OF the number. was buried In
the hole the explosion tore In the
hillside. Another hole, 200 feet
long and 10 feet deep. was torn In
Sassafras alley, and another IS
Feet deep cut the surface Of Thlr-
ty-third street. a section Of the
Baltimore g. ohio Railroad track
was lifted from its bed and a num-
Der Of girls employed in the upper
stories Of a factory were cut by
Tying glass from broken windows.
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Many OF the other persons injured
were struck by flying stones from
% assures IN the streets. Ten
city blocks were shaken.
Suildine7 were camaded and
persons injured within a radius
Of three miles.
Second Explosion Feared.
Inree large tanks containing
thousands Of gallons Of GASOLINE
were overturned in the yards Of
the Petroleum Products com.
pany, Liberty avenue and 33rd
street, and the fluid poured into
the wrecked sewers. DANCER OF
a second explosion caused the
cay authorities TO order all liahts,
except electric, estinguished.
= furnace filled with molten
metal at the Cold Rolled Steel
eompany's plant, was upset and
the mill caught fire.
water mains in various parts
OF the district were broken,
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MENICO CITY. Nov. 25.-Tba e-.,
OH Ito be introduced in the nsU uox,
can congress was one IN ,,,t,,,
concession TO Europeans. Tho Js1,-.
.leht OF communications sent today -
- - Cnamoer Tor ratification "A concas,
I'm 20 belgian syndicate To buiId
nv thousand miles OF narrow gauss
,ail"ay IN Mexico. This was referrsd
10 committee Gu
ne ohIy other matter before con-
h,, =, 'oudy was measure presented
III war department providing FOR
'eIrLTIhs IN the naval organization
Ihree thousand rebels have ,,,,,.,,,
,b ara from Torreon. According IN
IEnt war department they attacLad n
al iorce under General Argume-
III At General Cepeda. about I9s
Smi'sd 'Sit OF Torreon. but were re-
FuIstu, 20 OF them being killed
Traffic over the main In -, a.,
NaIlonal Railway. which was resnmad
after many weeks. has again
peen interrupted. the rebels cntfina
'he line south OF Saltillo. '''"s
NEW YORK. Nov % :, do.
bearing on the situation in the. Waton Woaion
Oh heIds and the attitude Of Tho 49,
,HH government toward the Consti,,-
,IoA9i 9ilst movement has been recaj,,a.,
IA ,HlS cl,E from Nictoriano Uuerts
i.ivHal Tres dent OF Mexico.
=. CiiS message General Huerta cav,
r. riat MS government controls the 81
Tn,i,' TTions OF Iamaulipas. Tampico and
iuNlam and affords full protection ~,
ne territory specified. Furtbermora
me Provls ional President decia raj
It 11at ne VIII suppress the present rev.
luton. Our recent defeats" esvs
MS message. are not of great innoyt'
"I,Ce, ..,,e sucn reverses are inseparabie m
ra;io, Guy armed struggle Of such great du,
MAGDALENA, Sonora. Uevico Nor
NEWS thar Francisco Escndero
luIeisn secretary in General Carranza,s
Saolhet had left NogaIes TO-DAY ~
,oin other members of the csbinet
ngI.. neJIv. was taken as evidence OF the
wilson through William Bayard Hsla
Continued on Page Nina,
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WHITE SLAYER
FOUND GUILTY

Speritl I..raf.n f1 f.e rrt.'.....
fIANsESlDt vs. VA $50.
George Jordan. Who nas frIsf Ir fr.
FEDERAL irir' court fIr fIr Iuplf
fafiOn OF Ruth -f.rIa ID ......I.f
EIrl from lrorf0u f1 fhfrIr.f.r Ir
violation pf tho pf.fn CLAW. Hrf s.
found guilty hv .ur. fHI. frurr..rg
after The Iuro-. had dI.ru. ..d fts. ,.I
fng night
Jordan vas found rlHf. Dr OLD.
count lu fUr IrdIrtnr.f .I.,I
charged him wfh purchasing f.a
sp0rflfirn OFF fIn F.r .f t.....I
~. Jordan heard tho verdict ..I..
". but broke down Iaffr F.-r..-
tonFre FHran Joseph ~ gs.r.. u.f.
n motion fOr rrH TRIAL. aud U.rfI-,
affunfnfF nn fnr motion Illr. ..tI
lar refrained from Ua..|re ...t......
" = new tfIal I. denied fIr def.rI.rt
VII appeal tD tnr circuit court NJ .n
peals.
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FOUND GUILTY
OF ROBBERY

FiiltMONT W. Na Nas 20 10.
Jay in iho Circuit Court William
tHf'nhHk'r ua- found mf. OF r.t.
."ff .t jury which aHs .It over
l'I'" hpIr. taz'uh1k"r RIa CHARGED
HifN 'utrInr John ffDrr.r .f ,f..,...
Town 'u an odd cemetery several u...t.
f' tNi lh.r' knocking ..m Iu.r .r.I
i'HIng So from hm Tfa vl. r..
'nfonrnI tonight
tf"r Nrr.f charged with s rrt
h'rf, was Iuf nu TRIAL. WRIGHT ..
, IifF'd With t'HI.ur I.,Irf. from
.i1" J'nFin OF MurrHufDvu vs. V4
WHO. 90 fho fImr. ul. af ll.rfrir..f..,.'
nero fh" thfff occurred
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LINN'S ELECTION
DECLARED VALID

.i'.. I. .f.. f. fUs f.. .........
IEl NEVILLE o.. nov a-
Jury iu Probate Court ton rlf dorIs-.l
M l.son Linn. nwf'ly elected Navor
nIuEo Junction iu tho contest De-.
In hV Roy y smith VefublIgtr ny.
jury found thHt 30 ballots hHd b..p
'imr"rcd with huf uut vuourb to
change the election
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THE WEATHER

WhsutHGTOH. Nov. gs-ohio-r r.o~,t
raIna Wedncsday ThurHdav unaetfi.T
West virginia Cloudy ana -.r...,
Wednesday. local rnina 81 night or
THURSDAY '
western Fonusyivania-C CLOUDY W.
nesdav. local rains at night or rburg
DAY somewhat colder Thursday. rvoF.-
ate south winds, becoming variabt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

IiAhLtS IOWN W 4. \,r d.
instructions ly the courf nd ..
h} Prosecuting ttfo-n.,
i,lI' thI Attorney John l.. Ia. f.,
,,..'u 'N' iIl'l today of D. Graham
NIr".. glirf"l with 90 .rriuus nf
i'h.c by Miss kIt. Turner. or Inn, :,
''sL. VIII" visiting OH. Wilson b",,.
DIT N'. expected f|. ta.. vo.liT b..
LI''n Q" IHr jury l.fc TONIGHT s. t4.
''III ordered Hu evening ..... .or t,
I''hf n'N"r counsel nu both .II.. ,..
close fne tr~runuf. '
ffo-'g cutting Attorney Moore srot.
10Y "l holr and ha.I Ito argued
''. '"i' h'i o1cred substantial s,I
l.ur" against Wilson and ,IsI....
'".t of denial ua. uuIrI..t.
"hI' ii" called attention fp fra f....t.
monF Uf several physician. f1 r-c.'.
Il'' NiH Turner HFI been a Victim
"' to."ur" auI chat fIr brrI... .r.
bore inr several days showed I.,,r.t
1onnI That 'Hn arf charged was Jor.
10y force and II.fN.f I.r lnr..uf
Disapprovaf of story
IN Ni." Attorney Moore va. rpafIna
parts Of Wilson. fr.rrnr. o,...
Fi"" OF showing InD.u I.f.r,..s
.'of" of .prrftfura r1te such g..,r
pf'ftI oft wilson -for. a. t1 ,.u5a
NiI'fn't I''. fur Wilson fu have flf
N' .I'I ifti'n mad" matter of roc.
Urd The court Hu ordered
Nf'Orrnf t.re attacked Obj. ,orl.,..
q" IIe Turner. .fafur I vf. Irrlr
..I'H' NHr woman ur whom ,r ..
tHI' IHd lD'u committed IIr claimed
II Turner failure fp f.U Wilson.
Ni'' n ''' occurrence although sh.
N.I iI.N.i fH I"r soon after Ma 10
...I IIIf should t. .iIfu ...Iuu.
N con I'rH'IHu N. fNr jury