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PERSIA WANTS
TO IAKEPART :.
IN BIG SHOW
TO- - - - - - -
Sends Word That Her Envoy
win Soon Be Here to
Select Site F1ss~.Fx
fEy --latest Maiil

Y
SAN FRANCISCO Aafirzas Ali-Kuli
Khan, charge d 'affaiRes of the imperi.
al legation of Persia writes President
Moore of the PANAMA Pasihe Expo
sition as follows: ssEi 5E -
Il have the honor to advise you
that have received instructions by
cable from HyagoxeTaHaents to proceed
to San Francisco to- select land for
the Persian section at the Panama.
Pacific international Exposition, to be
held in 1915 in that city, and i expect
to leave for California on November
8, 1913" <..: ..-.I RI 4 -
This is gratifying news to the ex-
position, as up to the present tirnq
Persia had not accepted the invita-
tion to participate. This makes the
twenty-eighth foreign nation to de
care its intention to take part in
the coming exposition,
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millionaire just San Fran
man OF City stricken
Chicago sentenced
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throughout the building are equipped
with the latest appliances finished in
marble. Space on the first floor so
feet wide and 165 feet long will be
devoted to the storage of steel, the
floor in this section being paved with
-ohia blocks set In q concrete base.
This room was one OF the first to
be constructed, and has been used
by the company since the building
was commenced. At present there are
1856 men on the job ~ 8 $3.50. $50
The forward end of the second floor
will be. given over to the Offices OF
the company to take the place of
those now located on; Nuuanu street.
These will be fitted with new equip
ment, and may be reached either by
stair or by elevator.
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HAWAII H0CHI HAS PRAISE FOR
governor PINKHAM; Will SUPPORT
The INCOMING ADMINISTRATION

following
Pnkham viii the able of
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The convention of the National Col
lege Suffrage League will begin in
Washington next week. Representa-
tives of every woman's college in the
cGuRtry will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
HITCHCOCK WALLS THE
FIRST PARCEL POST

WiSlilNGTON Jan Q As
DO" ''o't tickod off fhr FIRST
s"rord OF 1913. POSTMASTER.
General tlfchcocl inaurrrtsd
utH era BOO fIo American
postal service by Icpoe.fing in
th" .hInrtou rosfofire thr
hrff package to hc entrusted
io tN" domestic parcel. fo.t
service Tho stroke. of ffe
lr' hour off fH1. u,rr a.inr
away when fI~ ro.tm4.f.r
General stepped 'ip fo tho win
dow under flr rru1s pain. 4
inscription "Tarcrl Post pa,t.
aa'a and handed in fhc oni
r'Hl First package" A. fhe
same moment tho parcels post
service was DpeueI for business
fn every uostonice tr tho
lnif"d States open af fhst
hour
Ios. master General Hitch
co'f package contained % sI.
rer lowing cup enclosed In a
STOUT boN
Ih' package WIS addressed
fo D. T. MORGAN. postm. .tor of
th' Dlfy of New York and after
if BIAS made if4 Journey to
Ncw YORK 10 viii hc sent back
to Wa hinrtou. to bo engraved
and Irceerycd in tho National
Museum fo commemorate tho
Inauguration of the parcels
post service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

! The standing of the contestants VII
be published daily.
Contestants and their friends nal
deposit vote coupons at the IntellI
gencer office on Main street, whicI
VIII be opened each day Except SUD
day. at o'clock in the afternoon
and the ballots will be taken at thu
time, Will be counted in the neyI
days paper. Ballots deposited aftsI
O'Clock will not be taken out untI
the next day and will not. therefor(
appear in the vote standing until thI
second day thereafter.
he sure that all ballots are card
tully trimmed around the border an|
fastened together in some manner d
Ilaced in envelopes. II this rule
followed II will not be necessary d
write the name on all of them-iusI
the top one.
Interest Will Grow.
In the list of contestants printed
elsewhere on this page. may be motel
some of the most highly respected
and best bowlers in the city and sud
rounding territory. That this is tsII
viii be more than gratifying to thl
various Contestants. for no mattel
who may be the successful ones "a
the close. the winners are assured
congenial associates OF kindred tasted
Many of the bowlers have commend
ed an active campaign for ballots AMI
IN their efforts to win they have th|
support and assistance of mani
friends. Other contestants will no|
De long in entering the active list
and IL will be but a few days unti
the battle becomes a spirited one. Al
nave hosts OF interested friends and
supporters who will give the mos|
substantial assistance until the verI
end
Everyone in the city and outsidl
towns Will shortly have become erl
listed IN the cause OF a fayorite corl
testant and taking a personal fnte1
est in the success OF the favorite. ID
everything possible 10 secure the vic
Tory for The contestant. From pres
ent indications the bowling contest
VIII be the most interesting and spir
tied contest Of friendly nature eveI
witnessed In this section of the conn
Try The interest in the struggle viii
grow from day 10 dav with The auc
tuating tides In the friendly warfare
Pride Involved.
'l'N. district and village nride Will
play an important part in the winnlna
OF the bowling contest Everyone wifi
ne dcslrous of seeing the contestant
rom his particula- part OF tho CITY
or from tho city or town in which ha
re- idef. win the contest n oniv re
mains for the contestant 10 profit by
this pride of locality.
Ihe system upon which the cortaai
viii be conducted Is considared ara
most perfect ever devised For use ln
connection with ventures of simfIa1
nature. A perfect check Is Kept uporl
every ballot turned iu during the corl
test upon every subscription maid IN
Tor which votes are issued. and evera
single feature Of the contest can III
Verihed ~ any time upon an Instant I
notice.
In order 10 insure fairness. the bal
toontinusd on Seventh PaEaA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
PILGRIMS
DELIVER
MESSAGE
ASK GoVernorElect SuIzer Of New
york TO Recommend Suffrage
and He Consents.

ALBANY. y. Y. Dec. 3t.-The
Message which the "Suffracette
Pilgrims carried on foot from New
York 10 Albany was placed in Cover
nor-elect Suffers hand by General
Rosalie Gardiner Jones this afternoon
The Governor-elect assured the nil
grims that he would cooperate with
them In securing equal suffrage. The
Message the contents OF which was
kept secret until the Governor-elect
saw IT,. said
Tho suffrage hosts Of the Empire
State send greetings and renewed
congratulations 10 Governor William
Sulzer. and ext rcss the earnest hope
That his administration may be dis
tnguIshed 10y speedy passage Of
woman suffrag" amendment"
u was signed by representatives OF
the various state equal suffraC,. or
Eauizations
Goverrorelect Sulzcr read tho mes
SAGE. Then irovniuE he looked into
the faces OF the entire army assem-
Died in front OF the executive mansion
ana said slowly and impressively:
This is o. *. with one execution
have no middle name. I'm sIst
plain William Sulzcr."
Looks of dismay which spread over
the faces Of each officer. Lrivate and
recruit. quickly vanished. however.
when the Governor-elect smilineIy
continued.
Notwithstanding. ! receive thfs.
message in the spirit in which 10 WAS
SEM As matter Of political Justice
] have always favored equal suffrage
Tor mon and women. and have recon-
mcnd"d. in my mcs.hge. that the
Legislature pass. as possible. a woman
suffrage amendment 10 the constitu.
ton for the state OF New Yoro You
ladies deserve commcndatiou for vour
enthusiasm Tor great cause tha,
ought fo Do" rceprCtod by every body
and r"cciv" tho consideration if MOI.
u-. cOurratuiafc you on tine itic.
CO.'S iui outcome 90 Your uilcrimar.
and assure sou that in the future.
's 800 the past. that an 7 can do for
your cause. will ho done
The pilgrims LATER returned 'o their
hotel whore the army was disbandcd
fcw viii remain in Albany for tho
ceremonies incident fo Governor Sui.
GERS Inauguration while others re-.
turned home funiehf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
WE WILL GET
ROCKEFELLER
SAY DEPUTIES
Houses IN New York Guarded BY
Many Trying To Subpoena Oil
Kings Brother.

N-r-tt- ,-Ir,,- -, o.. - -
NEW l'-'h' Dec. Sl.-Ne VIII
get Mr. Rockefeller If it takes all win
ter" Thi, WAS the defiant cballenga
i-su,5 ,,.,;oi,. H.. -. -
W '''iS 7""'H' ch'e'
'i''" OF the mouse or representatives
in command of tho government force
OF process sarya-s and birod de,oc-
t;,... a.. g. -,
49, 49, sn11 - ~ lhN lo serve Nililan
-. ly'''u Win subpoena 10 ap-
-, ~ n, '".lu"lS u'luI' we iuIo
.Si...t, i,i,..., ''.o. ~ HN'SU-d''Hs the
~ t9.. ..., 81. -
49, 'i ."' -"' Dl,n n ms NeW YORK
,,.,',,'i,.1 J'N ~ arr! % ,oM Il nome sur.
'oHnutu' Ind ne cannot escape us,
iu i,,,... .''' I'm. '.cIh- we can wait as
IL ' an. ,..
,I,. o.. ''i''' IT. "., hl.i'"halIc.
- 80 -. .' ...-,-.F
r,,,.i,,, mo- '.,''. ol''' d d-IoHs IN Anna ga
,.r,'i,'.. ,.li.,' "'lI H'- ".' . ,.'.--..-
4. ",'.' l'l9i. I7 hldd 20 ih
,n - ~ 'N,uH' nldh-i"n. Mr
-'.,.i' ar A'hl7 Nnucli
gI.,.,..., ,','' ,N" -I'dl't part oi their
a,,d ,,-.I.t, 'iI, ..,'-,l' pnrh"o9 TO-DAY.
,.i ,.,u 'p'l'I'l ever! means or .egress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
REPUBLICANS
WILL CAUCUS
THIS EVENING
May Be Thursday Before The Fifteen
Republican Senators Caucus
On Presidency
rnteliigencer Bureau.
Charleston. w. Va. Dec. ii.

Auteii8 encer Bureau.
Charleston, w. Va, Dec. 81.
No preliminary shirmishcs that
VIII mark the formal Opsuing OF the
. 1913 session of the legislature. begin
. nluS win the special session Tuesday
VIII start IN earnest tomorrow. With
practically ali OF the law makers on
tne ground, party leaders are begin
hlns 10 round up their forces prcpar-
ato.y to cffecting an organiZatiDn
conferences OF the Republican mcm-
Ders or the house are scheduled for
tomorrow. 10 he followed tomorrow
hlSlt ny the regular caucus. The Re
puDHcdn h.teen in the senate will al
80 get together tomorrow in order
to discuss the probabilities OF retain
ing complete Republican adminlS-
dllon or stat" affairs To ACCOMPLISH D
which makes necessary the election
"l Republican president OF the sen
ale. Indications tonight. however
are that IL will b. Thursday morning
before the Republican senators 20 in
To caucus.
The house Democrats have issued
caucus call Tor tomorrow. Sepfi.
mus Hall Of Wctr.I and former sre.t k.
'r NeileI OF Jefferson have declined
ih" minority honor vote for speaker
ana D. was practically decided this
evening 10 throw it To- G.. ". Scibrrt.
OF Ber,"lct county. one or Watson 3
strongest supporter ~ the 1911 ses-
sion. The presentation Of Seihert's IS
nam" viii br the DYING gasp o. tho
ch"ch book combination The erler-
i. lion carries with lf fhe dos truafior of
minority fOOr leader Win tho .r-
nounc"Wcnt todar that ScNn.r az
Nans whd would take up the fsh- e.
r'W Iu the morning the -pelLer-hip
night which will bc decided tumor-
row nlstt d~ IwCs a three Corncrcd
appearance. between Scherr Duty. of
itch'" ard George Of Barbour county.
favor a. Outs
John ~ Arboufz. of Ohio. ig hnir~
frequently mentioned 900 connection
" 'h the tp"ak"rsnip. but g. not active
Curtis Withdraws.
on" o.. thc mos. important a,-
noIuc'm'u's OF tuo day b. fr,f ~ "
q. Curtis. ~ ohio coIu-t. hls Win
drawn from the race fur Cirrk of tho
iois' iu favor OF Stanley HoIr.e
Do" 'H.-.tnr" of Senator Hood into
Poo i-'f for tho EnIILI,au Senator.
iI urasi1lur. doe. I1f -.,m f. I.tte
'i' Di fp amy material ,sfor. tho
'fu 90 Senator o. g.. tloarrr. or Ohio
'1u. 'f I1r rae" O.. a fr.rrdI- ono
3D. l'narar tho ackuoV I.Ield rlror-
i" 1hr FIRST dia-rirf ctrd.fHfo.s
cole '-rc senator ~ s. Narshau. o.
nf r % 0is most earnest -up0r'er- and
is b. pressing greater confidence tl.
Do. .1t u Senator foarr. chances
Dan a. ars time .Irr- the 6rht
op'o'I
Il rmrr .r eo.ua around to The effect
tconanusd on Psrs EiThtJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
MAY RESUME
WAR IN THE
! NEAR EAST
Today Will Prove the Crisis and Turkey Continues To BaI
Negotiations War Will Be Resumed
Oissensons Among the Allies Puts New Let.roS Situation
Bulgaria Denies Sepssla pS go a.
LONDON, Dec. 3i.-Conster

LoNDON Dec 3l-ConsteI caused among the Turkish
Pace delegates today
before combined attack of Servan
PAsha of the Ottoman delegation
i would show Sagrant violation of Chatalja ansice
omorrow will the real
$faives of the allies declare Turkey balk the ne
3'ttion when they Wednesday
cIsN their mission at end and will be
of
the Near East notable
h proceeding ST. James palace
pshed toward settling the of European
en done outside the council chamber and largely great
The Balkan plenpotentiaries
office and the ambassadors of
On Monday Dr. Danef Bulgarian and Rehad
the Turkish pnpoeay had long on the tu
Iioa ~
allies
Turkey their demands
de the demands suggest reductions The heads of the
kalkan delegations drafted
ented Turkey occasion when
u may be presented have been divuged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
LABOR LEADERS BEGIN
NEW YEAR BEHIND BARS
33 UNION MEN ARE
ENROUTE TO PRISON.
Their Train Has a Special Secret
Route Guarded BY Fifty
Deputies.

lNDlANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 81
win the departure this afternoon of
the special train, bearing the 80 con.
Nlcted dynamite conspirators TO the
federal prison at Leavenworth. Kas
the scenes OF activity in the famous
case shifted. The next move here
VIII come Thursday morning when
Federal Judge Albert h. Anderson
Will rule on the motions of the defense
Tor writ OF supersedeas and of
error
judge Seaman. Of the United States
circuit Court of Apeals. of Chicago.
VIII be- here Thursday and has an
nounced that he will consider the mat-
ter OF an appeal for writs 10 tr,yent
the Incarceration in Leavrnworth
prison Of the 80 men. who were given
sentences ranging from one year and
one day 10 seven years i'm tho United
states District Court here today.
Bid Relatives Farewell.
The wives and relatives. after WAY
ing the prisoners goodbye as they
marched 20 the special train Al 12.1O
this afternoon, returned 10 their notcls
and rooming house. preparatory TO
packing their things Tor the lonely
homeward journey With their loved
"i'~ OUT ot the city. many Of the
women said they had no desire to 70.
main long here. where their help-
mates had been taken from them
j. +. McClory. Of Cleveland. acting
Secretary Treasurer OF the Interna.
uonal Association OF Bridge and S,ruc.
tural lronworkcrs of which 81 of tho
prisoners are officers or former Off.
Gers. and I'd Lewis san Francisco.
executive board member. the only two
OFFICIALS OF the union out Of custody.
stated this afternoon that efforts
would ho made 10 take car. of fh.
Wit's and families Of Tho prisoners
Mc''lory said official action 90 SIN
ply aid would boz taken az tho next
convention ~ the organization. Ncitb-
cr would MAX" any reply when asked
when and where tho convention would
br hold
secret Journey
Unless United States Marshall EJ.
"'.I lI Schmidt. u charge of tho
prisoner changes his mind. after tine
irIir which h1s como fo De- known as
th" "Ufnamfcr Special" is mo- its
tcontinued on Fifth PsseJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
BOWLING CONTEST
INAUGURATED BY
INTELLIGENCE
Five Most Popular Local BoIers Viii Be Sent to America
Bowling Congress at Toledo, Ohio.
Large List of Bowlers Have Entered the Contest and H
Battle of Ballots Will Now Open
FOLLOWING ARE THE BOWLING CANDIDATES

The following bowlers have announced their can
didacy for The lntelligencers Bowling Contest: Will
lam Knowles. Herman Reed, James Howard Harry
Witthun Fox Huseman, Harry Lash Charles Roth Clyde
Johnson, Bernard Burke, Edward Mountford Charles
o. Ephlin Jesse King, Foss Bailey William J. Ennis Guy
Pryor, Lionel Nightengale Tommy Dolan Elmer Danner
Chap Watson Joseph Letner, Frank Bauer Pete McDer
mott. Charles Cameron, Fred Weber, John Ray. Dick
Summerson, John Nolte, Charles Nolte, William Ncko-
laus, o. W. Heusel, Frank Armbruster, William Steven
SON. Barley Frazier, Bert Emblem John Brady, Sydney
Fox s. Lynn George Hrt. II. Rothermond Arthur Men
hart. A. W. Kunkle, II. Brinkman, Peter CAST Albert
Sarver, Lynn King and Harry Heubel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
MORE RIOTING
ON PAINT CREEK
Hundreds o. Shots were Fired and
-Four Watchmcn We're Driven
From Their Homes

p. .f' i' rlf.t fY f.. frt.II. -.....
fII AiilESION. N Va. Urr 30
Ihaf striking miners attacked four
W WIn" w1frhmou Hf Messy. ON Paint
CROCK. md drove fhom f.om fhc house
in which fhrN lived. was fhr reuorf
Witch reached fhr state miip., de.
pHrfiufuf TODAY Captain Frrd IS
If.inr. uhu .s BOO clfrlr OF fnc miur
"Htfnmrn There. bad fhc mon 1uar.
Tered iU a house urYr frc miner.
camp Early fli- morning u ie .c.
ported in1f about one hundred shots
Nfr" Hr'd af fNr house and fhurrh
ItfIrrinr fNn nrr. tho vafchmnn we're
iorcrd fu frr fD Kingston. several
Mules Ii CANT So IIr ga can br
learned nobody ua. injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
MEN INDICTED FOR
DR.. KNABE MURDER
OF WILLIAM ceAe PRESIDENT Veterinary COLLEGE AND
ONDbRTHkER eCCUS 60 or
hOiANbPOL IS

iNDiNt tTDLlS. lrd Doc 60 Br
william p Craig president Of t ..f
tr'Iarr college. Fho WIfh Nionl1 so
" 'FedaIn. an undertake rs- Indicted
o. fr' Marion rpunfy grand iurr i1
""f'r'Iou rifh fhr murder of o. ffnI
ff krf1r ON October o. 1911. au.
p'Hr.i .u criminal court afr today
80 ~a. rrloasrd under $4,000 bunf
haF dale was loo tDlumhur lrfHua.
Conducting a funeral bui Probably rHI
epprar in court tomorrow aud Give
Tyoud
Craig Uas indicted for murder and
Raa sdalo 80 an accessory after fha
Ifnct. being charged uifh having Irafr
~ With evidence after tho murder
- committed o. was learned 900 tho
idenCs submitted to thc grand slry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

The most important feature OF the
situation is the question as TO wheth
pr the allies will be able To remain
Effectively united as dissensions. al
Nhough officially denied. are cons ant
ly creeping in. Bulgaria, being the
strongest among the states. arOuSes
the greatest jealousy and is accused
of being responsible for present con
ditions.
. At constsntinople.
The allied armies might have
Feached Constantinople many weeks
bgo, says the critics. II bulgaria had
hot detached $4,000 men OF her army
Bnd sent them to Saloniki to prevent
nndisputed Greek occupation cf that
Town. Those $4,000 men. strength
ened by fresh Greek and Servian
roops, they argue. would have been
Enough TO continue the march TO the
VTurkish capital.
The Balkan proverb says:
He who wishes all gathers moth
ing This applies TO Saloniki. which
may end by being neither Greek nor
Bulgarian. A decision practically has
been reached that Saioniki. with the
Chalidice Peninsula shall be auto
Iomous.
The Scrvians and MontebcGrins
hope that Italy. notVithstandiug the
alliance with Austria, will help them
10 prevent Austria from debriving
them OF the fruits OF their COnquests.
Exchange Of Views.
Tho amba ssadors today resumed
the exchange of views. prelim nary
10 their meeting Thursday. Especial
ly noticeable was long interview
-
Count BenCkendOrf ard the F-nCh
ambassador. Paul Cambon. the let
ters returned from Paris with verbal
instructions from Premier onc re-.
which was interpreted as a more CT
I've movement on the part of he
Triple Entente
From message received here by 10
the delegates and amba ssadors IL ap-
pears that the chancellories Of I'll
rope are working hard 10 bu O.
their quota 10 the cause Of peac.
EX-Premicr NOvakovitch i'm fte
name Of the allies. TODAY handed ~
81 Edward Grey. the british fOrnigl
secretary. man showing the dnlim-
iation ~ Albania according 20 fhei-
Wishes Austria had already present
ed a map outlining much iargo- Al
bdnia. while Russia -ubmitfcd one
which is a compromisc between tho
boundaries proposed respectively hy
Austria ami tho Balkan allies
The FuiZtriau delegate have i4
sued denial that they are attempting
any separate dealings Vith Tu.ke.
The opinion held at C0nstantinou.,
s that tie whole peace question viii
b. submitted 90 tho powers
.tOndIt.Or- r. Adr.fuOUl arn r-r
cariOus According 10 stories told by
dnscrtcrs. rafiors arc served fo fIr
troops 0uI. fvicc week Brr.rf
The last heavy bOmbardmruf tho civil
pppula' ION demanded that tho errr
~ Ir command rurronder. huf tho
armisfIce spared tho town tho hor
Tprg az au internal uphoayal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

To-day marks the beginning campaign The Inteiee
GERS Bowling Contest which will
gresS tournament Toledo Ohio five of the bowes receiving
largest number OF votes All necessary including
fees railroad fare and hotel bills will be paid.
Since the first of
the bowling fraternity has become enthusiastic
teas during the last days calls have
making inquiries regarding the and addition
have come in through the mails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
RAILROAD
OFFICIALS
INDICTED
Sixteen Officials Of c. II. & o. and
Officials Of N. ", N. n. & n.
Responsible For Wrecks.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 81
Sixteen officials and directors of the
& Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road and two trainmen were indicted
on charges of involuntary manslaught-
or by the Marion county grand Jury
IN connection with its Investigation
OF the wreck on that road in a suburb
on November l3. Sixteen persons
Weer killed when passenger train
ran into an open switch and collided
with a freight train.
Those indicted were.
Daniel Willard. president: George
J. Randolph. epresident and
George VI. Schriver. second vice-presi-
dent Baltimore: W. c. Loree. Cincin-
natl, general manager. ". B. Voor-
hees. Cincinnati. general superintend.
ont. r. B. White Indianapolis. division
superintendent; q. G.. Murray. George
". Perkins. l.. r. Loree. II. =. Davi-
son. Frederick W. Stevens. Joseph
Wood. +. r. Bacon. r. d. Underwood.
Harry BrOnnCr. and Norman B Ream.
officials Of the railroad. and Carl
Gross. brakeman on the freight train
and Willis York. engineer on the same
train. both OF indianapolis
NO arrests mad been made on the
indictments tonight Gross and York
we're held responsible for the wreck
IN the verdict returned by Corones
Durham few days ago.
BRlDGEPORT. Conn. Doc al
Criminal proceedings against officials
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company for loss
of life in the wreck Of the Springfield
Express az WestTort. Conn. last Oc-
tober. were bcLIn by Fairfield county
authorities today. Vneu v.cc-Presidonf
Henry y Horn. Of Boston. General
Manager benjamin q Pollock. and
Supcrintcudent Chas y Woodward
both Of New Haven were arrested
on bench warrants charging them
with manslaughtcr
They are held responsible for the
wreck and loss of lifc because through
alleged gross and cGlpablc ncrH
Eonce' they failed to keep The road
bed. equipment and service I'm such
condition ae to insure the safety of
passengers. Tho specific ALLEGATION ia
that they Did Kim and siag" ono
Jane Doe" She was burned 10 death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
HOTEL CLERKS STRIKE
on NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK rec 90 4 general
.iukc OF tFc hotel Vortc.s in View
York city Was called This afternoon
hf tIr international Hotel WORKERS
union DmIritle OBJ the union declared
That Hll walters and other holm .f
lh' principal hotels would walk out
leaN. nn employee fo provide Tor
Tho Sow Years eve throncs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
FORCED RESIGNATION or
MAJOR e. G. GERLACH

COLI NNl =. o. fer go fuou ra.
0I'f. Major b ~ fsr'.sh fUu.rIf ...
.Iruri Superintendent oI fHo bn.
lniu fr' rhuuI at Lancaster. which
Ni recently nrnn IrFf .fiaafrd Hs o.
.uf of alleged brutal treatment .r
lot Inmates.