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WILSON HAS
Continued from r,rs. par.1

Duct fair and free election. Details
or an election plan IT Is thought would
accompany such suggestions.
Retirement OF Huerta.
With the united support OF foreign
governments II Is thought by some Of
Metals here that the retirement ~ HUI
ertt could be accomplished though
oth"r- who know OF Huerta S personal
ny declare he viii not yield 20 any
foreign Pressure and viii retire only
II The Constitu'ionallsts arms are sue
c"~sful Various alternatives such "a
moral support for the Constitutional
ist cause. or lifting the embargo on
arms havo been suggested as yavs to
influence Huertas retirement
That some comprehensive plan for
dealing with the situation Is expected
by Europe was apparent today when
the character Of the representations
made by the diplomats al Mexico Cttv
20 their home governments became
known. Although no collective op!n-
ion was reached az the recent con
ference of diplomats at the Mexican
capital many OF them. 70 was learned
today, criticized the United States So.
yereiy for not taking such steps as
would restore quiet. Some suggested
intervention in one form or another
The French minister is said 20 have
been among those who round.v crt'i
cized the American policy. while the
Spanish minister is declared % have
made caus'ic reference 10 the invasion
~ rights % Spanish nationals whUe
the United * atcs maintained a quies.
cent attitude
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BROWNSVILLE. Tex. oct zs.-Ac-
corning 10 despatch received at Consti-
tuuonSlist hesdq uarters at Aatamo-as
to-day General Geronimo Treylno. for
mer commander u Mexican government
troops In Northern Mexico was found 4
prisoner OF the Federal troops In Ms
home at Monterey. when the rebels cab
tured that portion OF the city. Tervino.
the despatch SAYS. had taken no rart IN
the fighting and was liberated by the
Constitutionalists.
The despatch dated October % and
sent by courier. was signed by General
Pablo Gonzales. on. Of the rebel COM
manders I'm the siege OF Monterey. which
s. still In progress
Gonzales reported that th@ Constitu-
uonalists NJ that time were IN possess
sion OF four Federal barracks. including
captured much ammunition and equip
ufent. -Four hundred Federals. including
n general whose name was not given.
had been killed. the dispatch said
Lieutenant colonel Arcade Osuna. Ma
Jor Bruno Gloria two other officers and
II soldiers made up the rebel losses A.
the result Of as hours OF fighting.
Gonzales also reported that "a number
OF Federal wounded and 100 prisoners
had Joined the rebels.
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JURY FAILS
CcOntinu.d from Firs. Par.)

does not avail herself OF any claim
Of insanity 20 avoid @ condemnation
but bravely demands q verdict on 49,
facts" Mr.. Morse asscrte! that his
client was not insane and argued that
the evidence srowrd the death az the
admiral could not hove been caused
by an insane person
Barker AssaUs Defendant
District Attorney Albert r. Barker.
after outlining the evidence against
the accused. asked that Il tho jury be-
leved the defendant was lrresponsi.
Bile. she be found "Not guilty ~
reason of insanity"
She is NOR, dangerous than a raj
tie snake and Their" .- no telling whom
sh" may bite next n she IS allowed
her freedom" he added
The District Attorneys argument
occupied three hours
After Judge Aiken had delivered
his charge. Do gave tho case into fN4
jury's hands at s-l3. announcing,
however. that the jury might e1 On
supper before beginning the delIhar
a'lon-
DO his charge Judge Aiken said
Their" We're four vartirt4 possible.
'Nof guilty. not guilty by reason NJ
insanity. guilty ~ murder 900 the arst
degree, guilty 81 murder iu the erc
Oud degree"
Judge AIKEN explained that v.-
dict ~ Not guilty hy reason ~ fr
sanity" carried with ~ can order
from %" court committing Pho prison.
er for li'e to an insane asylum
To connection with a verdict ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
"a J YOUR HAIR! If FALLING OUT
OR DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE

hair falls out fast A little Danderine
tonight - now - anytime-will surely
save your hair
Get a 25-cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first ap-
plication your hair will take on that
life. lustre and luxuriancs which is so
beautiful II will become wavy and
hufy and have the appearance OF
abundance: an Incompatible gloss
and softness. but what will please YOU
most will be after just a few weeks
use. when you will actually see a lot
OF hne. downy hair-new hair-grov-
ing all over the scalp.
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TYROS CROSS
HOT DESERT
At CEREMONIAL Sc SION OF
DANA TEMPLE. D. o. X. X,
LAST NIGHT
Short Street Parade Preceded Session
In Pythisn Castle-SociaI
Session Held

w yN'NfaN SdbklE-OOGldl
Session Held.
Twelve candidates we're initiated
into the mysteries OF the Dramatic Or
der knights of Khorassan, at the
third ceremonial session OF Dahna
temple. No. 1G4. held last evening in
Pythian castle. The session was a
spectacular one and was largely at.
tended. more than one hundred mem.
bers being present
Preceding the ceremonial the Dok-
avs paraded over the principal streets
OF the city. Forming I'm line at the
Syracuse club on Market stre.i the
parade was headed by Meisters' band
The hrigands were In uniform. while
al members wore their fezzas. The
line Of march was as follows. I'D
Market street TO Eleventh. thence 10
Main street. up Main 20 Tenth. east
on Tenth 20 Market. down Market TO
Wenty -secouI, thence TO ChapIiue.
ending az pythiau castle. corner OF
Iwcnty-seyenth and Chapline streets.
Tn" inltiaf0ry exercises were iu
charge OF Dahna temple degree team.
assisted by the Brlgani drill team.
Following the ceremonies a brief So
ciaI -.s~ IN and smoker was held. fna.
tured by the serving OF refreshments
short talks We're given by several OF
the candidates and visitors IN attend
ance.
The next ceremonial session wiz
be held il February. the exact date
10 h. selected later. II will be- known
as tna Golden Jubilee" session. ami
"i' n n way celebrate tho semicen-
tennial Of the founding OF Pythianism
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BODY HAS NOT
BEEN IDENTIFIED
MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH OF
STRANGE MAN ON SOUTH
STREET.
Found by Policeman at Early Hour
Yesterday Morning-Though
TO Be Stranoer

The identity OF the man found dead
on South street yesterday mornink
by Onicer Barclay when he made his
rounds. is still a mystery No one can
be found who can cast any light what
ever on The case. although 10 was an
rouncci early In the evening 10 the
police department that the body was
that Of Ell Jones. or Warwood In a
short time. however. Mr. Jones him.
self Gale. o." dep rtueut and stated
that DO WAS stu alive Many people
from NarN1ud came down. thinking
II was SIT Jones. bar his own state
mert checked their fears
The body was removed 20 'hs
SchmoiCAo undertaking par,1-s BIS
Coroner Mitchell who VIII hold am
inquest over the body some time 20
day He stated last r.1ft that De.
could not Say as o. what the cause
of death .I-. lut Thought b. wf1ht 'a
either pr uuar.H cor cancer TIL, man
Dor" aII indication of being wan
doror ami had con- h- person SIU5 100
exchange. % quart bottle of ulf.k.y
and brandy mix,J. @ bar OF soap. a
need" and thread. ail of those giving
evidence ~ his being a sSnderer
The man is probably abou, % y.ar-
old. was smooth shaV.u. wore % black
suit iIla checked shirt. with SOFT co .
lar. black shoes and Hack bat 10 .va4
az FIRST fUnurhf that Or. had met with
ou' play. but thie theory was given
up when u0 evidence of foul rrr
could Dbl" found ou H.s body. aua I.
.'... .Hm or money which '. H.I ...-
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ROME. oct The Tribuna. com
mentlnr upon the Mexican situation.
points ont The Italian interest involved
II says.
There arc about $4,000 ono italian.
in The American continent. whose 'ata
would b" affected n an mperialis'Ic
policy should triumph az Washington.
because Too addition ~ meaning mo
conquering Of Mexico. 30 would tend
20 the Impression OF nauoral!tics ont
$50" ~ The American republic A.
italy IS a Latin country. ero is inter
ce''d in 'hr preservation % -ho
American Latin republics"
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Ladies. Men, Here's the quick
est, surest dandruG cure
known.

Thin. brittle. colorless and scraggy
hair. Is mute evidence OF a neglected
scalp: OF dandruff-that avail scurf.
There Is nothing so destructive TO
the hair as dandruff II robs the hair
OF It's lustre. its strength and its very
me- eventually producing a feyerish.
ness and itching OF the scalp. which
II not remedied causes the hair roots
10 shrink. loosen and die-then the
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ENGINEER SMITHS PLAN TO BE
PUBLISHED AND READ AT
PUBLIC MEETING
System is Not Only Most Efficient. but
VIII Prove 70 Be More Eeonomi-
cal Than Any Other.

'''N'i NY CNNNNs
The recent agitation for a water H.
tration system in Wheeling is certain
20 result I'm the adoption OF a plan
whereby the local water supply can
be improved While the need OF Ultra
ton has been apparent for years. vet
just vhsS kind Of a system could best
be- adopted to local conditions has
been q long standing question. and has
been the principal reason that some
action iu this CONGESTION has not been
taken quite q while ago.
Since the submission of Engineer {.
Q. Smith S report 10 the water commis-
sion. however. recommending the iu-
sfallatiCn OF q well system e. Is the
general opinion thar an ideal plan has
10 last been secured and ARRANGEMENTS
are already being made 20 submit the
proposition 10 the public At yester-
DAYS meeting OF the ways and means
committee of the Board OF Trade tho
we'll system Ian was commented upon
very f0v0rahly: also the suggestion
~ public meeting FOR the considera-
zion OF thc filtration problem was spo-
ken Of WITH much favor
Wells For Wheeling.
Recently whom the quality ~ the
Ohio B''or water became 60 bad "a
20 endanrer the health OF the entire
community tho Board OF Trade de-
term. -'I 20 take some cornizauce OF
The matter. ana after considering
'lc proposition referred 50 10 Engi-
ur.r g. a. smith Tor his investlga-
tcr an drcpor' Engineer Smith az
once hogan special study ~ fltra-
zion. i0spcctInc tho systems OF a
lar-" number ~ cities. and AZ last
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HAVANA. oct. .9.-The Mexican
training ship Zaragosa has received
instructions from President Huerta 20
return 20 Vera Cruz with the formt r
member OF the special japanese en-
bassy. who are prisoners aboard. Inc
ship will sail tomorrow.
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Judge said the jury must be satisfied
ton
Case Is Unique.
Judge Aiken commented upon the
fact that the Eaton case is UNIQUE
IN that the government is the partt
contendiug that the defendant is or
unsound mind lie said n was usual
ly the defense that claimed insanity.
Malicious intent must be proved,
but motive is not necessary" added
the court
The charge to the jury followed a
bitter denunclatlon OF the testimony
off the defense by District Attorney
Barker.
After saying Mrs Eaton was tho
only person who had opportunity 10
administer fatal arsenic doses. the
district attorney exclaimed. Poison
is Voman's weapon" He con.
tIuued.
Mrs Eaton divorced her husband
and married Admiral Eaton for his
money and when that money was lost
playing the stock market. she reached
a turning point which led the admiral
20 "a grave"
After tracing the testimony down
% o." night before the admiral died
Mr.. Barker said.
Locked In Room Alone.
she locked tho poor admiral ND in
room alone. Her daughter. Doro
thy's. attempts 20 administer medl
cine 90 tho dying man were objected
~ by Mrs. Eaton Finally he cried
ont y want doctor. want doc
Tor and Mrs Eaton said. The doc
tor IS coming In the morning when
she knew tho doctor was not coming
a. all
This woman fed her husband Ar
sonic all day Friday with his madf
cine and She fed him the poison AZ
'"r he fen out o. bed and she kep,
i'eding i' 20 him up 20 within two "a
eight hours of the time ne died "
T. was 7.f3 when inc jury retired
for d'iihera'ion after supper. Mrs
Eaton had supper in the court room
and 70 was planned % have her 70
main there fo- several hours. az least
awaiting q verdict
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Ship Ordered Back

that their removal to the capital
might be prevented.
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murder In the first degree" the
Judge said the jury must be satisfied
that there was deliberate premedita.
ton"
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duct fair and free election. Details
OF an election plan II Is thought would
aCcomLany such sucg.stLnns
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-04
Jobbing Business in Canton.

Few of our citizens realize that a
solid foundation has been laid for a
wholesale jobbing business In Canton.
About year ago Berry Bros. decided
that they would start in the jobbing
business on small scale with the in
tention of gradually enlarging their
field of operation and by adding new
lines gradually In connection with
their retail business.
This firm has the names OF 1O4 re-
tail grocery dealers In rs of the sur
rounding towns with the express and
freight rates to each Of the towns.
Every week they sent out quotations
to these dealers, and have been max
ing shipments daily. During the win
ter just passed they have shipped out
nearly car load of cabbage.
Mitchell has wholesale produce
house but several of the retailers
there have been sending Their oE2ers
to Berry Bros. all winter for cabbage
etc.
Pure Early Ohio seed patotoes are
being shipped now to dealers in the
surrounding towns. The firm has
basementroom 44x80 feet we'll lighted
with cement floor for potatoes and
other vegetables and are in position
to handle large amount of whole
sale business.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-04

1914, in this state, is by using the pc.
tition method after the other parties
have made their nominations in the
| primary.
Another thing which the new law
does not take into consideration, is
more than two Factions" in a party.
In the last primary there were three
factions in the republican party and
three candidates forg governor-Byr
Egan and Gull. Those who were taffi
lated with the respective principles"
of Byrne and Egan will in the 1914
primary be the majority faction
and the minority faction" Those
who supported Gull are disfranchised
from participating In the 1914 primary
and the preliminaries in 1916, If they
hold that neither of the other two
candidates represent the principle S
with which they were affiliated" F"
last June.
1t would not be surprising If public
sentiment should demand special
session Of the legislature to fix up
this and other injustice and discre-
pancies in the law as 1t is unangled.
If this is not done, it will be up to
new party progressives.and stalwart
republicans to stay out OF the next
primary entirely, or to conclude that
either the faction which elected
Byrne of the faction which supported
Egan, represents the principles with
which they are "af1iliated.''
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-04
Vim Yam Yettes.

To the knockers, breeders of con-
tempt and malice, we hope they are
not too green to burn.
Pain or no pain, you can't fool your
self.
The Swedish movement is great,
but 1t works in watches only.
For personified Importance, look at
colored man with hotel job in the
information department..
Who doesn't have a back yard to
play in?
The Italian love is great, but the
love for the is greater.
Yes, the printer is printer, but
he is only a goat.
Politics are like grease, slips easy i,
but always gets cold
'.Get the hook" and see how many
times you can use it.
Do what you will, but make your
will right
Foolin' yourself may get you Off
once but never In the end.
Trouble, is the one word from which
we can borrow, but what in the word
nutured will bring facts OF tomorrow
Spring brings joy and sorrow, but
why should we worry and get pim-
pie.
A mortgaged "grunt CART is like a
late Milwaukee train, it never makes
| up time.
Graduation with it's dreams is a
great thing, but how long do ideals
| last?
Bury dollar and you're miser,
spend 1t and your no good.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-04
CRAWFORD'S REPLY TO THE
ARGUS LEADER

Huron, S. D., March 24.-Special:
Upon his return to his home in this
city from trip in the western part
of the state United States Senator
Coe. l. Crawford was shown the fol-
lowing letter which newspapers un-
friendly to the senator printed in sup
port Of their charge that he had as
sisted in securing the pardon OF
Charles L, Hyde and later denied hav-
ing done so:
"Centerville, S. D., Oct. 8, 1872
Department of Justice, Washing ton,
d. C.-Sirs: l have just learned that
petition will soon be presented ask
ing for pardon of Mr.. Charles L..
Hyde OF Pierre, S. d., desire to join
In that petition as / have known Mr..
Hyde personally for many years and
know his family and some thing of the
environment and circumstances sur
rounding him. l believe that the
public welfare as we'll as the personal
punishment needed will be sufficiently
considered by modification of the
penalty as requested. Respectfully,
(Signed) -Coe. 1. Crawford"
From his home where he has been
confined with a severe attack Of la
grippe since his return from the west,
the senator talked with correspon.
dent.
"The facts are,' said he, "that /
have known very little about the
Hyde case, having been absent from
che state most Of the time since the
action against him was begun and
until months after he was sentenced.
AS neighbor at Pierre when l liv-
ed there / knew Mr.. Hyde and his
family, which is beautiful one. ]
wrote both those letters at Mr.. Hyde's
| solicitation and knowing his family
cold-blooded to have declined to do SO.
After writing them the matter pass.
ed out OF my mind and | really could
not have told until the Argus Leader
was so kind as to publish them whe th.
;ter had written one or two letters oi
the kind There was no secret about
the matter. The transparent purpose
in giving so much attention to them
/! just now is to divert the attention OF
| people away from other gentlemen
who made the procuring of that par
don matte Of business. 1t reminds
one of the fish that rolls and blackenE
tn. waters to prevent discovery
white il escapes from danger.
Apparently the kind friends who
have access to the papers on file in
the department of justice have been
very careful in giving out matters
connected with this case for publica-
tion to publish only these letters ol
mine which because of the strained
relations between Taft and myself
could not have influenced him ir
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-04
WAS
WELL GIVEN.
High School Stude nts Play to Large
House and Gives Good Enter
tainment.

Professor Grant, with the aid of
the high school orchestra and mixed
chorus gave the famous two. act oper-
eta, Sylvia" last Tuesday evening
to large and appreciative audience
at the Kennedy Theatre.
The many voices blended In sweet
harmony and the Orchestrations led
by Prof. Grant were fine, In fact most
excellent, and with the pretty pastor
ial scenes, set off by suitable costumes
the music gave birth to the heart of
the play.
The leading soloist, perhaps was
Miss Elcise Smith. She sang with :
voice tnat was sweet to hear, and the
gestures she gave showed . natural
talent for stage training.
Miss Virginia Anderson, In her all
around work gave one the impression
that as an actress, she had already
won fame. Her natural manner on
the stage gave the old theatre goers :
thrill, making them think that she
was above the class of high school
talent
Miss Iva Helgerson as "Sylvia" car
ried her part we'll, but at times found
it heavy load for her ability.
The boys in the chorus work show
ed great deal of time their
work and their singing .sEet setting
surprised the audience TO a marked
degree.
On the whole the play was mark
ed success and with the thots in the
minds OF many that some OF the faces
that were seen Tuesday night will
again face such a grand audience in
The Gibson Family" that will show
April 18th and 10th we vote Sylvia"
a grand success in every respect.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-04-04
ANOTHER SPAN
|SH Letter
The Old Graft About Fortune in
Spain Still in Working Order.

One Of our citizens recently received
the following letter with clipping and
to those who are not familiar with
the working of one of these grating
missives from far off Spain will read
the following with interest:
Madrid
Dear Sir:
Although / know you only from
good references Of your honesty my
bad situation compels me to reveal
you an important affair in which you
Can procure a modest fortune saving
daughter.
Before being imprisoned here I was
established as a banker In Russia as
you will see by the enclosed article
about me Of many English newspapers
which have published my arrest in
London.
beseech you to help me to obtain
a sum Of $4,000, l have in America
and to come here to raise the seizure
of my baggage by paying to the
Register of the Cour the expenses of
my trial and recover my portmanteans
containing secret pocket where l
have hidden the document indispen-
sable to recover the said sum. AS
reward l will give up to you the
third part Wis Sl90,OOO l cannot re-
ceive your answer in the prison but
you must send cablegram to a per-
son of my confidence who will deliver
it to me. Awaiting your cable to
instruct you in all my secret. l am
Sir Yours truly
Ivanovitch
First Of all, answer by cable, not by
letter, as follows:
Senor BarrioS-
Lista Telegrapos
Santander Spain
(The following is the newspaper
clipping that accompanied the above
letter0
ARREST OF A ST. PETERSBURG
BANKER