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Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31
.B|SbEE MAN |S HELD FUR LIFE
Long Fight Waged by Marin oni, Murderer, for Short ened Sentence, Ends in De cision Against Him

Almost three years after the com. mission of the crime of murder by Rautista Marinoni & Bisbee Italian. bis sentence of life imprisonment in the penitentiary al Florence. was aE firmed by the supreme court of ArI. zona. This news was brought io Bisbee yesterday by Probation Off "er 4. W. Howe.
 The murder for which Marinoni was sentenced occurred on Dec. 10, 1910. It is well remembered. D. Fl. FauIk and Parker Bowling, young men of about 21 years of age, were stabbed in the back by Marinoni and another Italian. in the course of an a1tercation which came up when the hoys eslfused the Icause of some small boys. The wounded young men expired almost immediately. third young man who was with them and was wounded, survived. Marinoni made his escape into the mountains and was not captured for several weeks. being finally run down in his mountain fastness by Deputy Sherfn Win White His partner Big Pete. was never captured Ha was SUD. posed to have joined the Naderista army.
 Msrinoni was convicted Of tho crime and given a life sentence. Vis attorneys appealed and tbe case has since been pending. The decision was banded down by the supreme rrurs last week
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31
NO TELEeRAPHERs' STRIKE.
Concessions on Both Sides Said tt
 Have Averted Serious Trouble.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. S0.-Strike of the telegraphers on the St. Louis & San Francisco system was avoided late this afternoon. when the receivers reached an agreement with the griev- anee committee of the Order Of Rail way Photographers.
 Details of the settlement will be given out when terms are drawn up, tomorrow. Concessions were made on both sides. it is announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31
10000 TO SING IN THg NEW YEAR

NEW YORK, Dec 30.--More than 100000 persons are expected to ga ther about the community Christmas tree in Madison Square tomorrow night and join in the welcoming song at the birth of the New Year. A band of seventy.flve pieces and a group of several hundred choristers will lead in the musical program.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31
VALE LEADS ALL.AngalcAN.

NE wHAVEN. Dec. 50. .-Yale leads in the number of players selected by Walter Camp for his Ail-Ameriean football teams during the past twen- ty-four years. During that period Yale has placed 70; Harvard. 5s: Princeton, 49: Pennsylvania. q; West Point. 6; Michigan. c; Chicago. 5; Dartmouth. 8: Carlisle, 1 Brown. {; Cornell, 3; Columbia, g. Annapolis. 9: and Amherst. Pennsylvania State. Syracuse and Wisccrlyin. one each.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31

a visit from the diplomatic corps ac- credited to the Vatican, who pre- sented their greeting for the new year.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31
GOVERNOR SENDS TROOPS.

BALTIMORE. Dec. Ex-Governor Goldsborough issued an order for a detachment of a regiment of the Na- tional Guard to levae here for ChsG- tertown tonight The authorities of Chestertown asserted that they had made no request for troops.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31
oN pREsIoEMT's REeUEsr.
pariels Says Chester Is Sent for Lind, But Not Because Of New
 Devefopments.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Secre- tary of the Navy Daniels announced tonight that he had ordered the scout cruiser Chester to proceed from ysra Cruz to Pass Christian wit.f John Lind, President Wilson's personal representative to the southern re- public.
 : Daniels explained that the move had been ordered st the Presidents personal request, and not because of any new developments in the Mexican situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-31
MAKING WAY EAsY.
Banks Need No New Charters to En- ter Reserve Systen1-Oireetors
 Can Put Them There.


 wASHINGTIN. Dec 30.-The banks which enter the Federal re serve system do not need to take out new charters. Both state and national banks can become members by maS. ing application and becoming stock holders in the Federal reserve banks, This is according to regulations is. sued tonight by the reserve bank or eanization committee. In the an nouncement, the committee also set forth that action by the board of di, rectors would be deemed sufficient tC bring any bank into the new system, but advised that the banks wishing to be on the safe side sound out their stockholders.
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TURKS
tcontinued from rirs, PsgeJ

bulgarians. according 10 reports re-
ceived tonight. are retiring from the
burning village 81 Tchataija. especial
IL on the ! n wing This is regarded
ds stragetical movement, possibly
with the idea of drawing the Turks
into the offensive
The belief Is held among military
experts here that no serious opera
ttous are - be- expected at Tchatali Ia
Tor The present The CONDITION ~
The southern portion 81 the zone be
tween the lines 81 the beligerents j.
such - 10 render the movement Of
men impossible u s. little better
than q morass ON the higher ground
in the northern region can the armies
come into contact. and u seems i'm
probable that either side will indulge
~ an attack in force. " b. supposed
That The Bulgarians denounced the
arfnisiice less on account Of the fat
ur" ~ the negOti ions than because
they expected Ndrianopie would be
OBLIGED 10 surrender within a few days
and an armisticc eth m operation
might have embarrassed their liberty
~ action
According 10 the best information
here Tho fortress will be- abic 10 re-
s.at Tor u long time
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SHOCK WITHDRAWS
CHARGE OF BRIBERY
Author Of Principal Charges OF corrup-
tlon Against Watson and Chiffon
Gets Cold Feet.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-Despite
the fact that the author OF the prin.
ciTal charges OF corruption in the
election Of Senators Watson and Oh /
ton. OF West Virginia.. to-day with
drew his allegations. the senate cleo
tions committee may proceed to an
Investigation
This was because both senators To-
day submitted TO the committee n
statement In their defense. instead Of
presenting n 10 the senate. The COM
mittee holds that II II considers the
explanation Of the two senators IL
must also hear any statements on the
other side. while II they make their
statements 60 the senate IL can decide
whether 60 order further considera-
ton
After considering the case today
the committee recessed until Saturday
10 await the action 81 the two sena.
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use1sA
ton S:: s.ss nl.l - *. c ~ ' : In
siss n. c1sse, Of 3. fo.s 81 fss.1.
frenchiss or the priviisse of oecdr yins
the corporats llmits OF aid town. By the
I'D City q Kim Grove Railroad Com
ppsay' Tor the oonstruetion. building. cree
% certain water system inciuding
mainst pipes. eonnsetinG lines and Ap-
srscsion opersto a s ,os 'ns
an electric light system. including poles.
wtrss and necessary appliances; tossthsr
Of ssrssi. 81 coss .aid INTER
IN: streets. h'shwsys and alleys ever
and maintain ssid S. e V ss.s.%. msin alma
pipes. connections and appliances, and
said electric lighting system. poles.
wit:
Besinnins at q point at the intersse-
lion OF Kruger street and Howell avenue.
along said Howell. avenue 10 what a.
known ~ Big Wheeling Greek: and be-
said ru as9 s,r the :ssd in;s..ee,,.n Of
and thence running in q southerly Iirec-
ton along said kruger street TO the in
terson avenue: IN enee In = Westerly d.
rection along said Patterson avenue to
the Intersection OF said Patterson avenue
snd Dsvis alley: thence along said Davis
tersection OF said Davis alley and SycA-
more avenue: thence in a westerly direc-
ton along said Sycamore avenue to the
intersection OF said Sycamore avenue and
ton along said Rine alley to the inter
section OF said Rine alley ana Lawrence
alley: thence In an easteriy direction
along the line OF said Lawrence alley 10
tne intersection of said Lawrence alley
and Wilson alley: IN ence In q soutlieriy
direction along said Wilson alley to the
intersection OF Sycamore avenue and said
wilson alley: thence in an easterly direc-
ton along said Sycamore avenue to said
kruger street; thence commencing At q
point at the Intersection OF Patterson
avenue and Kruger street. and thence
running In westerly direction along the
Iine OF Paxton avenue 20 the intersection
OF said Paxton avenue and Rine alley:
thence running along the line OF said
hine alley In nortnerly direction to the
intersection OF Patterson street and said
nine alley: thence In a westerly direc-
ZION eionS the line Of said Patterson
son street and Alley Two: thence in a
northerly direction along the line OF said
Alley Two to the intersectiv.. If Howell
street and said Alley Two.
draft OF an ordinance containing the
rights and privileges asked for from saiL
council OF the Town OF Patterson, Ohio
county. West Virginia. by the said City
< Elm Grove Railroad Company. This
Application is published for the first
tune on the 30th day OF December. 1917.
and the said Council OF the Town OF Pat
,terson Will be asked TO act upon the
same as soon after the publication there
CITY & ELM GROVE RAILROAD COM
PANY.
d-30-sot BY CHAS MADDEN
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tors. who expressed themselves as I'M
decided on what course TO pursue.
L. @. Shock. a member OF the West
Virginia house OF delegates. who hs.;
made a statement that he had beer.
paid $1,000 and offered more to vote
for Watson and Chiffon. to-day pre-
scented TO the committee statement
that his declaration was an effort TO
advance the candidacy OF John Nc
Graw, rival TO Senator Watson. His
statement had been included in petit
ton for investigation fled with Gov
ernor Glasscock and other West Vir-
ginians.
Both West Virginia senators pre-
scented the committee with complete
denial OF the charges. which they
branded as absurd.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE

i
United States OF America Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia. SIS:
| In the United States District Court in
| and for said District.
| In the matter OF Louis Paul. Bankrupt
no no; sos: In Bankruptcy. Petition for
To the Honorable Alston O. Dav.
ton. Judge of the District Court OF
ne United States for the Northern
| District OF West Virginia:
or OHIO; and state OF West Virginia, in
sald District. respectfully represents
that on the 18th day OF April. last past
the acts OF Congress relating 10 hank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all
ms property and rights OF property: and
mas fuily complied with ali the require
nents OF said acts and OF orders OF the
court touching his bankruptcy
l. ne,etore; he prays that he may be
decreed by the Court to have n full dis
e.arse from all debts provable against
MS estate under said bankrupt acis, ex-
Srpp, , sue: Ni debts as are excepted by law
Dsted this elst day OF October. A ID.
LOUIS PAUL
L. Order OF Notice Thereon.
Northern District OF West Virginia, SIS:
asls. on reading tie foregoing petition.
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
| FEBRUARY, A D.. 1919. before said Cont
at wheeling. in said district. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon: and that notice
, ,,,,I ne published I'm the Wheeling In
,eingencer, a newspaper printed in said
pstrict, and that all known creditors
shd other persons in interest may sp-
pear at the said time and place and show
cause. II any they have, why the prayer
I ed. " s'""'
And IL is further ordered by the cour,
that the clerk shall send by mail TO ali
SHOWN creditors copies of faid retition
ana This order addressed to In en- az their
places or residence as stated
! witness the Honorable Aston q. Dav-
ton: Judge OF the said Court and th.
seal thereof. at Wheeling. In said dis
| 1913 - ~ D''
| Attest:
G. II. KEFAUvER. Clerk.
! L. ;, G. c.. y. ID. W. VA
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quantities OF bresdstuffs In Adrianople
ana rev medical necessaries.
n Bulgarian a-ropl6ne Yesterday
dropped proclsmations into Adrianopl-
inviting tie surrender OF the town
Frc tonstsntinople correspondent OF
the Times says that all attempts "a
raise foreign loan have failed.
\ Vienna desI stch 10 the Times saws
II IL stated In competent Balkan dispio.
bulgarian agreement has concluded. IN
DER which Mouasttr Will fall TO Servia
81 compensation for the help afforded
Bulgaria
VIENNA. Feb. 5-The NeuI. FreIs
Presses Constantinopie correspondent,
says that the Turkish cabinet has agree
IN principle to tie csss.Ou OF Drianople
on the bulgarian conditions. but wishes
10 await the issues OF hostilities
The Neuie Fr~ie Presse - regarded as
the channel Of young Turkish communl-
cations.
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ON
SUNDAY BASEBALL

HARRISBURG. Pa. FEB. 4. The
House Law and order committee
agreed to return with negative
recommendation the bill TO permit
Sunday base ball games between 2
and y. IN. Next Wednesday. Feb
ruary y. was fixed for a hearing on
the club license bills In response 10
requests from several cities.
The local option bill which was re-
ferred to the committee today and
the prohibition amendment we're made
the business for a meeting on Mon.
day
The woman suffrage bill was amend.
ed TO correct typographical errors and
passed on second reading with about
twenty other bills The bill 10 permit
employment Of male prisoners. com.
United for over thirty days. ON public
highways WAS amended to limit work
70 eight hours. six days n week
Among the bills introduced In the
senate TO-DAY was the following
Mr. jarrett. Mercer. providing for
the discharge from prison ~ persons
after they have been confined two
years or more for desertion and non.
Tor noncompliance With any court or.
der relating 10 the support Of the de-
pendcnts
The sDcalled mothers pension" bill
introduced IN the senate rs Mr.
Sheez. philadelphia. vas favorabiy re-
ported from committee today.
Other bills reported ont included
these
The senate passed finally and unanL
mously the concurrent resolution re-
questing the commission on the nfti.
eth anniversary of the battle ~ Get
tyshurg 10 broaden ne scopc 80 a. 10
invite an union soldiers. sailors and
marines ~ the civil war now living in
Fennsvlvania. soldiers Who served IN
commands known a. the emergency
troop and confederate soldiers nov
cifizens ~ Pennsyivania The rceolu-
ton was sent 10 the house
Tho senate adjourned untn 10 a. m
tomorrow
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sotics to Manufacturer. Joppsrs IS,r-
ensnts ara Other whoissais Dsaisru.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
OF West virginia will receiy, hide ds;iy
~ us nffice a. Charleston. West Vir-
slnia. Tor furnishing supplies for the
seNerai state .nntitutions, the financial
menasenent Of which H. vested in said
board contracts viii be awarded 20 the
.oNett pldders. quality considered. anc
other things being e1ual West yirxsnia
dealers VIII be given preference
EiSts " supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ss-.-ri Clarlsston. West virginia
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INVENTION TO COMBAT
THE WAR AERoPLANE

PARIS Feh An apparatus has
been ds viscd. which. n all that is
claimed Tor 10 ts substantlated. may
have an important bearing on the aero.
plane gs an engine Of war
General ifirschauer of tho flying
corps has received communication
from the inventor ~ the apparatus.
Ir Cousin scientist. who has rc
Gently been experimenting ON this
dotico with Julius Nridluss. the avid-
tor ilp informs General fiirschauer
that fhc appsFatua. " hich is small aud
simple. can b. carried in soldier 3
knHpaHck aud bV provoh ing disturb
au' Hs a. Tho air viii cause any type
~ acroplanc 80 capsiyc. even n " has
asccnd'd tp o. height ~ more than
= 900 feet
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Business for Sale.
In good live manufacturing town 90
ameron. W. Va. Billiard room. = tables
Restaurant with 10 furnished rooms
Reason. Am going into the oil business
Inquire or address
g. \ NENNO.
~ s-h-M-n cameron. w. Va
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What has become 81 Miss Snooks.
She was going In for theosophy whom
saw her last"
She married n restaurant man and
Is studying dishpantheism. "-J judge.
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FOR SALE

Eon street. near 18th. out OF all hign
water.
= modern seven roomod residence.
stone foundation. everything FIRST
class IN all details. Owner leaving
city. Look this Up. Can be had for
$500. Less than actual value.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

20. sALr Of r2ApE-A coed seven
room horse ard tNo fots. with wells
tarn. ahqfep lawn. ard other improve
ncntt VIA cell cteap. or trade for
small ie-W. Address Charles ~. Miller
Cameron. ~. Va As-1l-
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BrJemmer & Hjldebrsud

funsrsi Directors sud knnsslmsrs
Cotnfr Naftet and twenty. second sta
Ielsphonsr fe1. Os-a d. and n iGh1
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NTELLIGENCER Bible COUPON

This coupon, together with five more from
this paper, with Si4o, gets you this Bible that
sells regularly for IS and $3.50. Only limited
supply of the books have been secured, so those
who apply for them early will have the best
chance. If you desire this Bible by mail add IS
cents for postage.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

HOTEL BOTHWELL
Atlantic city y. !.
virginia Ave. second house from
steal lier btghest Sfandar "a iu Cuisine
AMI service. rngdern appointments
b""klet T. q y. u. ltDTIfWFsI1.
oALEH HALL.
Hotel and Sanitariufn. Atlantic city. New
Jertry An ideal place for long - short
staF stone. brick ana steel fu,ldius.
Eoufns IN suite with hot ana cold eea
WHter ~ rtVate baths Tonic and f.urs-
I'VE EatuS and Treatments with tra'nef
zen tants Lessons "a Raskefrv and
weaving y. T.. Young. Gent Mana~er.
fu-a1-tf
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call AZ the Mutual Savings Bank and
secure q Parcels Post Map free. fe4w
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be sci nv
rONGrel D.hsC ANO
ARTEHlAl eMBAlMEF,
wa ard fi24 Main street.
Calls Ansu erred Ia. or Night
store Phones $40.
VIC l.. Bertschy. Beil Phone f2s2.R
{. J. Aertschy. Nat Phone t229.v
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Suburbs

4 beautiful. modern. Al home near
Wheeling Park. with about one acre
~ ground Iias ~ rooms and IL in
The very best ~ condition Bath. hot
and cold water. electric Iight n ALTO
has IN connection good harm. Terms
10 suit purchaser Dor further partic-
ulars. see "
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MISCELLANEOUS

wAHrED-To secure . copy of the
i-g convention, which convened Tebru-
cry IL. iss3: This journal was printe9
NJ 70 wanted fcv the State Archives of
y: Va. any owner o. cory of the
journal VIII perform q public service
ssncer. or With Hon virsil Lewis.
S.s;s Archiveist Charleston. W, Va
r-1ulyl1
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This Bible contains 500 illustrations, many of which
colored The book sells in all book stores at $3.50 1t is
book that should be found every home The readers
this paper who fortunate enough book have
placed orders for others to be relatives and friends This
second consignment is the last and all readers desiring
these books should send their order in at once.
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LADIES AND LEMEN

Cash paid for cast OF clothing. Writ.
CT call
No. ,o,, 49, LEV
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LOST-A sOId WHICH, either IN McCorey
and 10 cent store or at Stone x
Thomas. Initials l.. r, on back Id
Please leave at Intelligencer and receive
reward ja-3O-I
LoSr-Brown PARADISE plume on We'd
neSdny. January 1s. on Chspline Mar
ket. Fourteenth. or in Schmulbach build
ing Liberal reward " returned TO this
offce- Ja-l.-tf
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WE-cOiiect Bud Bills. Buy ana s.il
Claims- Attachments carefully placed
and executed. We adjust claims and
hisk Connections on q CONT mi sion baaia
40 olsction, no pay. Tine Buckeye Msr-
es.ap uls ASencJ, oO3 Hoard of Trade Bldg.
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LOST.

LogT-Sunday evening a bunch OF kew.
on chain. ring tagged. National Ex-
change Bank. between Virginia Flats on
Main street. TO Eleventh St, 1Ith TO
Market St. Market to 18th st, 18TH &c
Chapline. Chaplire 20 18th st. Reward
" returned TO lntelligencer office.
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PATENTSsmtsfI f.''i r.... .s..s
asopklet 4 &c. FIfteen years practice.
n y DUNLAP, PATIENT ATTo2M8L
National BHcbanGs Bank Dld4.
WSseling. w. We
VAsTEp-To buy copy Of CHRONICLES
tive OF tsfo early indian vs,rs In West
virginia and Other poruOns Of the Ohio
valley
Also wanted 90 bus any copies Of CID
histories % Virginia and West Nfrsinla
OF county histofiea. that may be on the
EiAfket Persons aavfng same viii al
Dress History. care Inteilisencer.
mE-e-ff
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
INSPECTION
OF THE CANAL
Wilmington, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore Business Men On
Waterway September 7

Arrangements are being made for
the inspection trip on September II
by delegation Of business men and
shippers Of this city, Philadelphia and
Baltimore to the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal under the auspices of
the Atlantic Deeper Waterways AS
sociation.
Representative ]. Hampton Moore,
of Philadelphia, will head the Phila-
delphia delegation. Mayor Howell the
Wilmington delegation and Mayor
Preston, of Baltimore. will lead the
representatives from his city. The
delegations will meet at Lorewood.
nalf way between Delaware City and
Chesapeake Bay, and will be well
coined by Governor Miller. The dele
gates Will go to the grove in two
boats. The Penn, Of the Ericsson
Line will leave Philadelphia and stop
at Chester and this city while the
steamship Gratitude will carry the
Baltimore representatives to the
grove.
MIR. Moore has invited the mem
bers of the Rivers and Harbors Com
mittee Of the House at Washington to
inspect the canal from the tug Nj. S.
Quay. which i'll be placed at their
disposal by the Navigation Commits
sion of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
DISCONTINUE PICTURE
SHOWS AT HEIGHTS

Albert Statser. a youth charged
with disorderly conduct by Fred X.
Felt was dismissed in Chy Court to-
day. there being no evidence that ne
had done anything other than inform
the prosecuting witness thar he
would not move from the Concord
Heights grounds. Mr.. Felt said today
tnat Stetser was in a crowd that
caused trouble at the grounds. He
also produced a stone which some
one had thrown at him, but Stalser.
he said, did not do IL.
After the case had been dismissed
Mr.. Felt asked the Court if he could
secure John Doe" warrant for the
youth who hit him and The Court
referred him TO the police depart
ment
Because of recent disorder during
the picture exhibition at the Heights,
Mr.. Felt announced thar after to-
night the shows would be discon-
tinued.