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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1913.

connecting with an ytrain out Of Port
land for the south and west before
IL o'clock, noon, even if you are for
tunate enough to have your private
car at the wharf. If low tides are
running the boat is late and the con-
nection is out of the question. 1t
seems somewhat of a hardship on the
passengers from seven landings which
are served by this boat alone, as in
all other sections of the Bay there are
earlier trips which connect easily
with trains in the morning. This is
especially true of the landings in the
roads" so-called and at Long Island,
all these six landings having TWO ear.
lier boats and two later ones in the
forenoon. We feel sure that our gra-
cious readers on Peaks. Long and the
Diamonds, will be glad to get along
somehow on four morning boats with
out the Maquoit's service in between
when the matter is explained to them
Most landing down the bay, where
the long haul" and heavy freight tar
if is produced, get only two morning
trips anyway and the Maquoits land
ingS have never strenuously remon-
strated against a service with only
one trip as long as they could get
into Portland by 8.15 as has keen the
rule heretofore. 1t might be argued
that the a. M. boat from Central
landing, Chebeague is an accommoda-
ton boat for that island, but the ex
treme size Of the island makes this
impractical for east end people.
1t is hoped that Manager G. w. T.
Cooling OF the Casco Bay and HarDs-
well lines, with his well known spirit
of accommodation. may see some way
to remedy the above defect in an 9TH
erwise almost universally satisfactory
time schedule. 5s,sS=eE,-.F-- -.-1s---.----
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
A GOOD THING FOR TAxIcARs.

Passengers who have been accus-
toned in previous seasons to making
connecting with any train out of Port
for Boston from the Inner Bay route,
via the steamer Maquoit are rushing
for taxicabs these mornings and even
then their chance is slight. 1t now
takes nearly two hours to run from
Eastern Landing to Portland, where
formerly it was done in one hour and
twenty minutes. The steamer is due
at the dock now at 1856 and if on time
there is an extremely small chance of
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
The UAStorU

Words of commentator are fire..
quently heard among the summer
guests for the excellence of food and
the superb fittings at the Astor Cafe,
on Temple street, Portland. Mr.. John
A. Clarity, the proprietor, has been
SO indefatigable in his efforts to make
this restaurant famous that the re.
suits simply had to come. The i'm.
maculate cafe will appeal to you from
the moment you step within it's beau
tiful white tile entrance.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
THE EASTMAN STORE.

There's always an objective point
for summer people who are about to
purchase dry goods or clothing and 1t
is almost always noticed that the
Eastman store heads the list. This
Is the homage of a trade which has
found reliability in goods as well as
reliability in advertising to be a hard
and fast rule at this, Portland's-
oftenest-referred-to-b
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
MAJESTIC RINK HAVING GOOD
SEASON.
Patronage Increases Daily with Ad-
vent Of Summer Weather.

The Majestic Roller Skating Rink
Is again delighting hosts of patrons
this year. The program, which in
cludes both roller skating on the en-
cellent floor, and motion pictures as
well, attracts all lovers of exhilerat.
ing sport and photo-drama. Under
Mr.. CrandalPs management, the pat
rons Of the rink are assured every
comfort, and no disturbing features
are ever found at this most popular
resort. The moving pictures are
changed three times every week, on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Chambers military band is in attend
ance at both afternoon and evening
sessions of the rink and furnishes spir.
tied music. The boat service is ex.
cellent, boats leaving for Portland as
late as Ills D. m.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
Of Course You Need a Piano,

And If you are not supplied, why
not see Lord & Company in the new
Masonic building, Portland. With the
largest stock Of new pianos to be
found east of the Boston manufac-
tories, you will also find here many
desirable trades in slightly used and
secondhand pianos very suitable. for
summer cottage. Customers who
wish to rent pianos for the season will
be given some of the best opportu.
mites they have ever seen.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
MINIATURE ALMANAC
STATEN EMIT.

Moon in first quarter.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10

The Bronx zoo Is the proud posses.
sor of wild ass that kicks ~ times
to the minute. Wouldn't 1t be q fine
thing to stand some of the New York
police officials back of it, and see II
they'd get into action!
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10

1t Is held by a Gotham judge that a
man need not support his wife who
moves into the second fiat Of their
building and remains there. Must
have based his decision on the theory
that she was too uppish.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-10
HANDY CAFE ON EXCHANGE ct

AT Browns Cafe on Exchange ST..
opposite the post Office, now managed
by w. Clark Meader, the travelling
public and Portland visitors are now
hnding the careful service and clean.
wnoieso make dining or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
FOREIGNERS ARE
CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS CRIME

-. i-l L!-patrA 90 The 1-u'eUirenre-.
FAlRMp\T. W. Va. July l1.-Three
foreigners are locked up in Jail 10.
night charged with various crimes.
While the county authorities are try
Ing 10 discover proof Of a graver
crime Of which they are suspected.
That - kidnapping luez Pyles. q four.
teen year old American Girl. and hold
ms her prisoner iu their rooms for two
and nights.
Nick Acuzs is charged with carry.
Ing steel kruckles and with unlawful
cOhabitation Frank FELTON, Ia charged
with carrying a revolver and unlaw.
fIl Coha1Iration while John Ciafto
has only The first charge against him.
The fret two men named conduct
AN Italian general store and butcher
shop az Pennington and Ciatto works
for them the giri also lives a. Farm.
irgiou. T. IL known she spent two
nights % DAYS with the Italians in
their rooms above The store. They
say 10 vas with her own free will hut
she claims she vas enticed there and
kept % prisoner while subject 70 their
abuses. Tho authorities are making
% complete Investigation % tho affair.
TIL" men Nill have n hearing before
Justice Nosgrovc Monday morning at
10 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
Mulhall Begins His
Testimony Before the
Senate Lobby Probers
HOUSE AND SENATE COMMIT
TEES CLASH OVER TESTI-
MONY OF WITNESS.
House Subpoenas MulhaIl for To-
day; Senate Then Holds Night
Session-May BE Serious.

WASHINGTON. July Ii-Nar,in
NJ. Muihall. who claims 10 have been
the active lobbyist for the National
Association OF Manufacturers for
many years. began his testimony to-
night before the senate lobby tnve,ti-
eating committee Mulhall. whose al
legged correspondence has brought In
10 the lim'light names OF scores of
men prominent in political ufa in the
hSt ten years. was on the stand
about two hours. The commtt,..
mace only n faint impression on tho
pile az letters. but enough WAS n..d
INTO n record TO show MulhaIl's al
legged relations with Marshall c,,sb-
ing former secretary or the Manu-
facturerS' Association. Tbssa
lations h testimony showed hogan
"a !E'S and Muihall vas first employ
81 10 work against an eight hotr
u'I Favored by the late Senator Nc
'omas Of Maryland. Mulhau admit
- frankly mat he had worked TO
neteat the McComas forces in Mary
"nu' while he was still posing as the
senator friend. He said he received
many checks from Cushing for small
mounts which were to be used in
f0 'F 'Ap'lStS OF n labor or
eAhizatlon in Baltimore which was
opposed TO McComas.
Mulhall told also OF efforts . h.,.
SettIe the anthracite coal strike in tpa
Sh.SylNania fields ia 1902 ard snoEo
). attenlpts 10 arrange conferences h..
erS." ""d 'aoor lead
Served Subpoenas.
JUST AFTER the committee adto--.5
= k'dht az arms Of the house annssra1
shd served n subpoena on MulhaiI dfrsc,-
HIut 70 appear before the snecisf
.o0ny committee OF the house al q oFci1cIs
to-tnorrow morning ~
The Senate cornmiftee had d-
.htII !" o clock. but when Senator Ovs-
.tat nedTd OF The action OF the house
tnrTe was = hurried conference nnd Mi,
H.ti vas told 10 show up before the ssn-
ale committee at 9.
neN re- making themselves ridt.,-
.oLs rald Chairman Overman. referrSr.
70 the activities Of the new house co.'s
tltttee the EFFORT to get Afulhau "a -,
mouse side was tho final mova 81 80
Gay ny chairman Garrett and his -
sooIatrS HFo wanted to put him On -.
stahd tisaeF BEFORE the senate oornni.-
zee or - odd moments wien fha -
LOIS were not listening TO MS testi-
beiore the matter IS settled thu ou.s-
I on OF jurisdiction may take a moe
serious turn although the senators. VIII
CONTINUAL oarass Tni-tss.-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
Sensational Evi<:nce
Brought Out p State
In the Rath Huff Trial
STATE RESTS IT'S CASE AT
NOON YESTERDAY AND
DEFENSE OPENED.
Prosecutor Townsend Forces DAM
aging Admission from a Wit
ness for the Defense.
sr.clal Dlsrat-h % the 10.

Special Dispat"h 20 tho rnt~clf.-cr-er
COURT HOUSE. w T + II
SPRINGS. ". Va. July ll.-Just be-
fore he prosecution closed to-day In
the trial o. Rath Duff. member OF the
legislature from Jackson county on
trial for bribery. Il developed that
n OF tho defendants. Delegate n. +
Asburg. OF Putnam county. realized
Immediately that a trap had been
sprung by Prosecutor Townsend and
Detective Guy B.. Biddinger.
Attorney l.. s. Book. of Charleston.
the last witness for the state. testified
that Ashury. following his arrest.
mad" a statement in the presence or
those who made the arrest which was
tummarily stopped by DUFF who told
hin not 10 talk AT that time. lie
Just gave me the money and ! intend
ed 10 give II back TO him. There is
always someone who is irving To get
somebody IN trouble. II I had A re-
Volver | would have shot him
Prevented Other Statements.
That statement was made. bv Dele
gate Ashury following his arrest In
the present OF Dun. according to the
testimony of Book. who said 'ha' Duff
told A,hurv not to talk and prc, eutad
nm from answering other questions
~propounded % the Putnam delegate
~ those who effected the arrest
i7'A $50. ;hc last W.tn,s. from The
STATE and tho defense. after the noon
hour introduced several character
Witnesses who testified that Duff
reputation i'm Jackson county rrior TO
me arrest ~ tho defendant on CHARGES
q bribery. was good Among those
Who testified were county viark g q
STATS. \ ". Carson. a llrv comm
S.one- and John T.. Imam. a -cr.-7n OF
the civil war and neighbor 81 nun.
When J. ". Stats. county assessor
testified concerning he character ~
Dun the prosecution sprung a .rr.
Prise WHOM u demanded Of Staats
who cemH ai-red with Dur. ~ the d.
ienfanf rad not asked him If H.
would nor sell his vote IN tho T.ecfs.
lafure on The election Of United State
Senator. Staats reluctantly admitted
mat there had been sucn a converse
tion.
Last Evidence For State.
Among fhc last Witnesses for the
prosecution. were Jesse V. Sullivan.
a newspaper writer. who overheard
several conversations between Dele.
gate Dur and Detective B~iddinger In
which a consideration for the vote or
Iur was discussed Justice Charles
W. pe~ring who issued tho warrants
Tor t1" arrest of the defendants and
John r ~Stanunton. who assisted fn N.
arrest and search ~ rho solons after
'Hev had boon arrested
Judge William : O'Ruen folov-e !
precedent IN the Smith case and
o. ':Sed % permit Tho fnrrOdu~'ion -
testimony % several wi'nesro- Who.
fh" defense claimed would testify fhaf
rT~ rad proclaimed himself % sup
porter ~ William Seymour Edwards.
fn- the United States senate prior 20
The arrest n tho accu-ed md prior N
'1e coc'ion % a Senator by rho Iagis.
l1furA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
ASBERT FACTION
LINES UP FOR
HIS DEFENSE

UNViNN. July 70 The Senators
and Representative affiliated with Tho
Nslrrf faction bold e secret meeting
This afternoon After tho meeting %
statement was issued that tho confer.
eos were perfectly satisfied vith cen.
oral Asl art's I~nro,cucc BOO tho killing
~ General Riva. and viii continue IN
maintain Tho closest affiliations with
fhc absolute loyalty to General Asharf
and Intend 90 have %rssogrccs to al
unt-ifII means 90 establish Dbl sin
uoc'nco ~ rho CHARGES AGAINST him
Much interest attaches 20 Tho affl
fudc of Tho liberals which DOL atII un.
determined President Nrnocai hla
expressed hla intention ~ proceed ~
aII hazards with tho prosecution of
OBJ" accused .n indication " Jaw anil
.r'"r % Del reported fonieht that fro
President. attitude has boon strength.
rfri hN ffn r.rr.rf ~ 81 note from
WifiIrrfcr expressing fhn sympathy
OF flr lrIfrI states governor fo- Pho
io-- ~ such De- valued officer aa cen.
'rsi Nit1 and r.v.rc assurance o. ap
prevail rf hts course Ir unhoiI'rr frc
Jaw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
TARIFF DEBATE
OPENS IN SENATE
ON WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON. July lI.-Discus-
sion Of the Underwood-Simnnon
tarir revision bill with It's .arge free
list. lis reduced rates on All COM
modities. and its new system Of ad
Valorem instead o. SPECIFIC rates. VIII
actually begin In the senate next
Wednesday at noon. on Monday,
however. the opening assalIt up5a
IN" Democratic measure will be made
10y Senator McCumber. Of North On
k"ta. who will speat on tho agricul-
tursi schedule. The finance commit
tee agreed that he should be given
tn" food ahead OF the formal OPEN
inE, hecaus, r" Is Obliged I, leave
Washington Monday night.
Chairman simmons. speaking for
b Democrats at the finance COM
mittee meeting t'oa,. said uc
h"ugh debate on The liI could be
"on>iuded In i've weeks and Scnator
Sm"ot, ~ the minority. agreed with
him. declaring shat tn" Republicans
had no intention OF aUrpos,ly pro-
longing the discussion.
After the comn.t,.-. early I'm the
day. had ordered The nil reported
W'dn"sdav. minority members De-
gan 70 plan their r.po-ts.
Thor probably Will De two bv
Senators P'Ur0s, Smoot. I.oGg-. S.c-
'nrYUtr Ga.ilHz.r ana clark ana a
separate r,i'ort hv Senator ID 70.
i'tt.. who has rad ID ,urp. IL ex-
p'rts az wurk on the ti,l and wnn
vii have amendments tina, Will on
stitu;e Practically a new measure.
NJ. Ay.st cL
Senator Smoot has IN preparation
n u"w WOO! scheduI. which h- in
tends O." submit as an amcrdmrnt
"Wednesday. senator simmons VIII
hl' the majority report and make tine
"p, Minis argument for the Democrats
ami ;h" administration. During CON-
Sic"ration ~ ~. measure senator
Simmons w7ll have general charge
90 me debat. FOR Tho Democrats. and
senator Fcuroso "cr the Republicans
senator simmons. however. Will
parcel out '1' lul to The various
members 81 rhr finance committee
mat"rt'. '".iowir- the plan Adopted
by Mr.. Underwood in the house.
~ reported ~ 10 senate the bin
contained comparatively fcw chances
from tHtt which wa~ reported three
weeks e 20 tho Democratic caucus
hr th" HnaEc" "ommit'ca majority.
Among th's. w'r" q f,w changes ga
r1t'- ard fh" free 1iefirr az anti
monv ore. blankets costing less than
Forty cents 10 pound. cast irYr pines
~ every descriptions. T4w furs. rcn
powder and o. f.w other commodities.
eW"l.irs 'h" 'ors LIST ~ a~rti.ie~ free
iSf"l ir fE. committee. previously
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
YOUNG MAN HELD
FOR The MURDER
OF YOUNG GIRL

WILKES BARRE. Pa. july IL
'f'rl"rf Johns m" lover Of Alice Cris.
l"H. Who was found drowned in liar.
'fyS Lake last MONDAY. was Given n
preliminary hearing before Alderman
ir"Nn tonight District Attorney
iiE~Iow represented a."
wealth and + 4 McGuigan tho p-s.
onrr Johns was present. but novor
i''"d HIS oyes from th- floor during
%" examination ~ w%itncSscs Abouf
"ighf witnesses were e1aminod and
th''r cvidenc" was a REPETITION ~ th4f
h'"ri at IN" %coronor's inquest last
uirht
Th" fact. however. was h-ourh, ont
nor" i"rrihls than ltst night. that
Ut" l1-f. mad" up 81 Johns. rho Crie
I''. rlr' and four other. d.d corsid.
"rfhl" drinking ~ tho hotel 80 tho
.7f" on Tho uish' of July { ana that
."hh7 and Mics rri-peI wr-o flkan
.I NI tho-" in 'he party also ta-tf.
i"l flf fherc vas an agreement h.
fN'"n Johns and Alice CrispoU that
'I" FORMER H1s 90 SO 'o fir home ~
''' ririe grandmother and reraf,
over night This was followed o.. OLD.
10" 'i'u'rt ~ S K"oto an automobile
driver. Who saw % man ana woman
ON 'h" r01d Tho woman appeared %
ho intoxicated
Ono strong po.0' made agair-' tho
prisoner was TINT DO v1. back tr
W'Ik's Barr" h"for. hit s..,ar ana
o'h"rH nho l"f' fh" like aralI ~ hf~
arrived home Ur o. = U|r-frs r,va
port rs'mory w.. sliI 'hs v'r,'-
SOS rh1s'". and that Goo h'a opinion
s'H dHI rot mrcf death D.. ,~i,fo,,.
lHf hI ~drpurirv
Nff"r fh. |uitrrs-cs bad aff boon
'',rI counsel for tho def.rao asked
fhlf 1niUa Dbl" DISCHARGED a4 mo case
PAD boon made ouf 1ssIrsf him Tho
rf~' .frIfrf fhouchf 20 p-m. fact,
hFI boon made orr and fH. r-fa
WIS scn hack 20 i1T without iau
q" await Oh" action 81 fho next Grand
FURY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
CURRENCY BILL
IS ENDORSED BY
THE COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. - G.. July IL
IN" administration plan Tor "A Govern
hlSHt controlled federal reserve hoard
d" administer Do entire BANKING svs
tom. provided for in the Glass cur.
rehcy bili vas endorsed TO-DAY prlc.
t'Aiiy without amendment bv tha
b'm"crhtic members Of the hons.
"HkinE and currency committee A.
Ter som" discussion they arroad ~,
th" proposed salary OF Si0onn q 80
ioI each member OF The hoa.d tn
Ilil was amended. however IN 49,.
wa" that The four members of 81.
BOARD 20 be- appointed hv m. pro-t
cont should D." Distributed ga,y-,nti
'aIIf throughout fhr country and O.,
ItFui'o ihaf they should devote all
board. :" '"e
Well satisfied with IN. work NJ tho
'~"h'tr"ic" during tho last tv, de-
'h ~" htIl. th- Democrats 81 pa. ,o-,
ni.,l'" adjourned today uuril Monday
no ~conf'r"uc. considered tt,
''m DOS on which State banks rov d..
,"iil' mem b're Of fho regional r~..orro
r'hh' fut Tho division r. earning
To- r'"'is.Ou limiting shlrcboI5.rs
,' an annual cumulative dividend of
l'r ''nf was approved
Was agreed that ali ~ tho mot,
''inItE 81 flr reserve hanks .t,,.
woo l''- cent cumulative dividends fo
,l'f i'r- should o.. paid a. fio
"I'I States government. tho ~ r.-
SURPLUS of each bank remaining
,I' property a. OH" L-pt.rru.rf ., .e
l' ITO" '"rr holding hlul. af all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
Failing In
Her Coup Is Anxious
For Peace Settlement

LONDON. July II-Having failed
IN her hazardous coup. Bulgaria is
now showing herself anxious for
peace. No formal armisticc has vet
been arranged. bur il j. believed hos.
t%Iiiti"s are virtually ended. II is
feared. however. THAT The settlement
Oh peac" conditions Will prove a long
task. many u"N elements having on.
tered 90 complicate matters.
Buigaria's decision not 70 oppose
houmania'a occupation Of Siliztria
ana fh" strip OF territory 81" desires
removes one difficulty Bu' other de-
FeIopmenis. such as m" Greek nccu-
patton Of kavala. 20 which bulgaria
D. expected 20 offer bitter Residence
ar" calculated 10 Load 20 troublesome
negotiations. especially as both Ser
va and Greece. on the outoDm, ~
Their camraign. will be- certain fo DO
niand Possession 81 IN" territory they
occupied Previous 10 the var
-n.+ia iT a.'e4dy taking steps iu t-o
ton & hrsflffieA
Hoped FOR Peace.
0f'uu~r. David IIosd t,~orge
ia ff" banners ~ a dinner I'll o..
toI+" tonight r.f.rr.-f o..
T'' "Ia ~ $50 rf.N fFe FF.f 90. N..
Wf' over al Ne vtf f..rflT ff.. p.
f'w~fE Which had efurtsi 60 u.f o..
E'tfer would poo Hll~ o. -~n.f ..t
lft -"'l"r'rt lr rc 'ir-- h.si.-.
As oHg aa 'i@ Irlr4r .f.fr- an .,t
'rr f| tT.rf f.s U...H..r. r....H-
% fr"'l 2. .rl"uz tire I.,V. ..r. . .-
r"""r would god 90 r.. .r, D..
- try H'f'.r f..y o.. .... O.,
-I'F ar.Ins f'' sr'af t.Wsr. u..u
LONDON. July " 80 diarat,rD.
~ any kind arc coming from Sofia
Either a severe cor-orehip o.. lp.rtf.
ing or grav" events a-o happening
story Of Slaughter.
t'i''tf f.Iy 90 .rt.f. f.r s.r.
c~r.s arrived .-. f..ft. r. ...s.~f
o Ef.r .ffrft ID. ..at.f
frnHF f" .-~Ir. f|. f.v- r.s I...ft.
Won .rfn. fHft ... .
Sores Hs f~uisIrNIn. t.... .
HI' .U.fr .f rrt"..tHf I....s. r .s
H' been l"Dr.-"r.l H..f
an
cap-irsd Eustendn.
Nff~rrN. f.H.. .| ... r..n.
gee srr|Hf. N..U f..t. H.
f'f I Hff.r 1000 .|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
CAVALRY WILL
DEMAND RELEASE
OF AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Secretary
Garrison today ordered Colonel Edwin
p. Brewer of the l4th cavalry at Fort
Mcintosh. Tex. To demand the release
of five Americans. together with $50
cattle Il so horses held by Mexican
revolutionists at Hidalgo. Mexico. Sec
rotary Bryan requested the action.
The attention of the state depart
ment was called TO the Imprisonment
OF the Americans and the Seizure OF
their property by Consul Garret at
N'levo Laredo. Mexico. When Consul
Garrett demanded the release OF his
countrymen, the revolutionists told
him they must await orders from
Piedras Negras.
5 great is the lawlessness around
Tampico that the better class of Mex
lcan: have Joined Americans in organ
King ~vigilantes under commission OF
the federal military governor OF San
Luis Potosi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12

EDITOR DRIVEN
OUT OF TOWN

bANboN ore July 1I-nr ~ K
Leach. 20 Socialist editor. vas driven
out o. Blrdou to day. following "a mo-
'.e" served on him 40 e mass meeting
81 hH citizens last niaht that his pre-.
'nco no longer would hc tolerated
Leach WAS p.at~f aboard "a boat fats
today and sent 20 Cuquilie. where fs
was landed and directed never 10 re-.
turn Co Uaudon
Nteeu automobile I1aIs W busl.
noes men went from Nlr.hacrd %
CoCuiiIe fo meet Leach ffar. a-f co,
ihtt Do was hert roue Leach Was
driven away because OF violent uffc-.
an''- printed 500 DIS voe,It r.pe. Ito
dift's'd th. American r4e and sun.
r'r'.i OBJ" Industrial Workers " tho
'rIi rruUaLtrUI Warnings that
'1 INVASION uf Industrial WORKERS was
imminent fho leaders SOS, r-awpteI
th' '''fcns ff ,sI,l Ic..n s
measure off rr,.aHIrr
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WAHHINGTON. July f1-rorrrrrt.
phfo-ENca1 fhundcrarowers eafrr4.-.
sunday fair and cooler. hrIsE sbfr5n-
wfrfs booming west
Nestfru PouusyIvauia -shHwers and
fluudr storms Saturday. SUNDAY ursh
ably fair. brah south winds
West WfrTmfn-ahowen ana thunF.-
storms Saturday Sunday fdr.
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Going After Them.

LAREDO. Texas. July 1.-THE five
Americans held prisoners by consti-
tutionalists at Hidalgo, Mexico. near
colombia on the Texas border. are
from well known Texas families.
Threats OF organizing a rough rider"
regiment 70 cross the border TO re-
lease them have been made.
Their onense was said TO have been
trading with Huerta sympathizers.
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LAREDO. Texas. July 11.-Late to-
day two Of the prisoners. Ashton and
Arthur Hazlerige were ordered re-
leased BY constitutionalists at Hidalgo.
The other prisoners n their prop
erty were held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12

Oruer Aade Public.
w ASHlNFIoN, July ll.-Secretary
- an WI" maze public the order to
colonel BreVcE declined to discuss the
question % what would Ne done In the
event TIE revulutlonists declined 20 give
70 tHe Americans and their property. Il
Yves e9ardrd az certain az the state do
Q~artnleut tnnt 'HiourI brewer dssnand
would ne complied with promptly.