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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14
Good Boarding House.

/ have purchased Mrs. Fruits old
stand at 207 Water street and am well
prepared 10 take care Of those who de
sire good board and lodging. l make a
specially Of court day dinners. Rates
very reasonable. Mrs. Clyde Pullins,
207 Water street. Richmond. 274t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14
For Sale.
For Sale.

Jersey COW, bees, and empty bee hives.
% If Mrs. J. L. Schlegel
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14

Everybody's friend-Dr. Thomas Ec-
lectic Oil, the great household remedy
for toothache, ear ache, sore throat, Gus,
bruises, scalds. Sold at all drug stores.
25c and Soc. I'm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14

II you burn out, you will wish you had
insured. See Burnam's Insurance
Agency. 14-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14
Motor Licenses Yield Large
Sums.

Secretary of State Crecelius filed a re-
port with Auditor Bosworth and turned
into the State Treasury at Frankfort,
s27, 975, 600 collected as taxes on motor
vehicles during the last six months Of
the year jest closed. There was s9,-
2S3. 80 collected from this source during
the first hal: of the year making total
of S37, 260 30 collected during the year.
The automobile bill became effective
June Ii, 1910, and the collections from
that date 10 Dec. 81, 1911, amounted to
to s45, 1850, which shows that the
automobile business is on the increase
After hearty meal, take Doan's Reg
ulets and assist your stomach, liver and
bowels. Regulets are mild laxative.
25c at all stores. I'm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14

We pay the highest market price for
all kinds of country produce. d. B.
Mckinney. 28 II
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-14

81 At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
LIFE OF MEXICAN
REVOLT Is BROKEN
orozeo, csrranza and Other Rebel
Leaders Are Mastering
Out Their Troops.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. -Governor
NsnustianO Carranza. of the state Of
Coahuila. who headed an armed
movement against the new federal
government. Is weakening. accor,Iit.
10 official reports received today He
Is said 90 be willing 90 recognize The
new administration. but there Is some
doubt as ~ whether be can end i'm
medlately the rebellion he began The
campaign against his little army of
rebels will therefore be continued
Leaders of General Orozco's army
ere placing themselves az the difposi.
ton of the federal authorities ~ yari
Gus points throughout the country.
The most important submIss m
cafe being that o. General Che~he
tampOH. VhO has led 1900 ~ his men
90 a suburb 81 T0rrc0n and is nov
mastering Them our.
An emissary from Emiiano and Fu
femio Zapafa. southern rebel leaders
arrived in the MEXICAN capital today
nrd reported fp the provisional gov
eminent autforltise thar the Zapata
brothers urrs ready 20 enter into
negotiation affh the object ~ LAYING
oovn their arms
Geu@vese U- IA % Amador San
cher. ard Juan Ore.Uu With fhfi-
r"bel commands .re operating some
'.r'an'e avar from fre Zap1rrfas IN
f.H state ~ Nrral0s They aro con
timing their canpaiEH o. pu'ave md
fh1U M s.rrs OF Furr.rdsr.nR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
SCORE CREMATED
IN HOTEL FIRE
Omaha Hotel Burns TO Ground and
More Than a Score Are Be-
lieved to Have Perished.

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 2s.-Fire early
this morning destroyed the Dewey
hotel AT 18th and Farmers streets. at
least a score and possibly more
persons losing their lives. The reg
lister OF the little hostelry was burn
ed and the names of those who died
in the flames probably never will be
known. Tonight only four bodies OF
victims had been recovered. These
were of persons who either jumped
from windows or who died from eX-
posure OF injuries. They were:
Charles Cummings. a bar tender,
well known locally.
Unidentified man. body recovered
by firemen before interior OF building
collapsed
Mrs. Alice 5onneVue. sister OF Mrs.
C.. r. wilkins. wife OF the proprietor
OF the hotel.
Charles Beverly. employed by a
local commission firm.
Cummings brother arrived this
morning from Pittsburgh to visit him.
only TO learn of his tragic death. Cum
mings jumped from the third floor 10
the sidewalk. his head and body being
badly crushed.
The fire occurred al an hour when
few persons were in the vicinity and
the interior OF the building. which
was mass of flames before the fire
men arrived. Not less than 30 per.
sons we're sleeping in the building
and estimates of the number ran as
high AZ 40. At least 80 are known to
have escaped Many OF them were
scantly clad and they were taken eth
er to the Emergency hospital OF "a
hotels
About a third of the guests were
Nebrasksns. who lad come TO the city
10 attend the automobile show Most
of them had rooms near the two ex
it,. and so far as is known all escaped
20 the street.
Owing to the infammabie nature OF
the structure. the heat was intense
and firemen did not &c; the flames un
der control for several hours. when
tho Interior had collapsed and fallen
into the basement. Here beneath
hundreds OF tons OF debris. tonight lie
the bodies Of the victims and IL may
require two days 70 remove then
from the deg>f cellar Until this de
hris has been removed the number OF
dead will not be known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
SENATE RE-PASSES
WEBB BILL OYER
PRESIDENTS VETO
Within Two Hours After Presi-
dents Message of Disapprov-
al Was Received.
BILL Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Attorney General Wickersham
Hands Down Opinion Re-
garding Measure.

NAStllNGTON. Il. g. Feb IS The
webb liquor hill prohibiting the sL,p.
ment OF liquor into Dry states. was
replSsed in the senate TO-DAY. over
President Tafrs veto. within Two
h"urs from the time tho Presidents
message "f disapproVal had been laid
before that body.
y short debate. i'm which IN. advo-
Gates 81 the hiil voted down a motion
10 postpone action until tomorrow. In
which they rc-aa,rm.d th.lr belief thar
"" measure "f 'pi-tItutiondl. ended
Nth IN" re-pas-.i,-" az the Liu bv q
m" i"ri'y Of 81 tu q.
"hc Webb hiu passed both houses
OF "'rGr'ss and went to th, prcsid.n.
ten dhtS ago. TITS veto m.ssur.
reached DO" senate about 3 O'Clock to-
daf. accompanied o.. on opinion from
A'iorn"r General NI,.t.r-h.m. ltaS-
in h.s decision upon o.. Nttornr,
@'''r1fs findings. tho president o.
pressed tho h'iicf that -. m.asur.
"as clearly Unconstitutional because
u r1V" th" states tho rIght to inter-
Ter" with int"r--'f'.. ."mm,r,r
The Senate tooS mp the b.ii az once
Nttorn'y General NiCa,rsham's oU.u-
ION was not read. aud senator Kern
asked that FINAL vote on the over
riding of IN" veto BE- delayed until to-
morrow. 30 the Senator. might hty.
th' opportunity tO cNamin" DO. Attor-
n'y Generals arguments \ motion
was made hy Mr. Kern 10 Iostpour
th" vote unrl y O'Clock tomorrow
and 70 was defeated. n tu "
Senator NcCmnbo- declared both
iH" Pr" idcnt and the Attorney G.r.
"fal bad misconsfrued tho ground. .
upon which Congress h1d passed fra
prohibition law ~" said ~ had mo-,
attempted 'o give tho States tle ri.hf
go tt"ri"r" with commerce. but hId
simply declared liquor au 'oui',u
and t'u th"u rrrlcribod conditions
und"r which it mich' enter interstate
commerce
Senator Kenyon also brirn, urro 3
rcp1s ar" of tar biI unl. Serator.
Fay nt"r and Percy advocated ..ipporI
.ot President Tift- sefp.
Effort viii hr miI" tp morrow o.
of'rrii" th" veto in the Iiou.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
GUNCoAT CUBA ARRIVES
~ The havana HAacog

UNNNSA. Fst -. T.. c.b.,
ruuhodi CUBA arrived h'r. thi. oven
lrf from N'ra cruz $50. hsl on
i"'ri Snn"ft Francisco Mldrr1
Lr. "i1o" o' ti" laf" Or. idcrt of
M'Nico Supr and S.rDr, NId.ro
h.. mother auI fIthsr. .aI If.s.fu
Mad"ro. h. urri. r.. Strr.nr
'h' Cuban WiuI frr 90 Mexico and
rIutrr .. cuban refugees Vrr.
"'.' rIt.'rr'r Grr trsrr An
frld". wItrr Of HAVANA arI hun
dr'ls of cuban. v.r. OF tlD rIcr.
aui tu"r" aee great demon fratfou
rh'u fh' MEXICAN rnfs-a.s landed
IH' uIdero- u'r. rE,u .n aitpul
hiI.a f1 t hn.i nH.rr r.rr had
h..u re.'r,od fpr tn,m bt tHc .r.rr
'Hr. off eftfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
wee PRESIDENT Marshall
ARRIVES At CApfrEt

WtslGtsTDN Do o. FsI ~
Thomas % uarfafi of Indiana.
reached Wa.hInsf11 toto. ready fY
become tIra .Isrf Of ffa Tnfri
H'atra af noon rrrf Tua.dat
Coming directly from Trrn..r ars
conference uIfr Pr-sIfarfs 1911
srr. f1e fIer rres.fnrffoHf FOUND 4.
ua.r4rra 70 ffe city gates fo h.a rt
'Hf fhnrr being rp DFffrf4r1r mark
irr '.H fr.f r.-'mrrs 90 t.. Iraur
rr1' rrnEram fH .Hr De- tH slur.-.sI
ifra .f IfFfr..r|1r mrfr.l
h.r.mr.u..f I. r. uI-.Hru frr
f.fHra tirrrr. ffrf aas mr' l. ..
faIirrad s.if.rr t. committee ~
frnafrrf rrr-fsrrfsI .tra and r..y.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
HUERTA REIGN
Is SUCCESSFUL
Orders Were Sent TO Texas to Release
Az the Mexican Refugees
Who Were Captured.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. 2S.-
Th" administration in two actions
today evinced its belief in the stabil.
ity OF the Huerta government OF Mex.
leo. for the present at least In the
first place. orders were sent To the mil.
itary commanders from California 10
Texas TO release all OF the Mexican
refugees whom they had captured OF
the American side OF the line. THIS
was done because the prisoners vn0
are few ia number. can no longer
be regarded as rebels in view o! the
successful revolution in Mexico.
In the second place. safe conduct
Was granted 10 Colonel De La Fuente
ana the members OF his party. now
somewhere in the vicinity Of Juarez
10 proceed 10 san Antonio. where an
Important conference is to be held
between Mexican factions in the in
ter"st OF general peace The cnnfr
NATION Of the first reports Of the xiii.
ins AZ Emilio Madero. the third OF me
FANNY 10 pay the extreme penalty
j. regarded as another move in thq
direction OF peace. removing as 10
"ocs rcsOurceful and impIacablr
rebel leader.
Ne" Administration Successful
rom various quarters came rcUo-ts
o' th" adhesion OF rebel chioes to the
TOW coNernmert. Checo Csmpos ON.
oi prozco's abioSt iieuf,t.,u.- with
80" former rPhcls. TODAY auterod 20
me- ''alacio. in accord with and o.
'YIted hv federal froops C,r.,,
Iihmm tel"Eraph"d from Duranc, "a,
me local situation is vastly fnt,ro,.t
'hdt ID" new auminis'rat.c, b. -,
popular Witl tho better c,s.-.. 49,
though heretofore holding aio,s -,
p"lHI'S. now have determined ., 90
"perat" with fh" prov t;~.ar,. .,,c,.,
in"hi 10 restore order
h"uSh six vdrships ra.y "a ~.
can ports viii continue t5.t.. Zoe 49,.
I' S'ni. %" tension has ., r.f,v,d
ihai Admiral Badger foJ. ~,
'hori/"d 10 Resume .hc r,..t-... .f-'.'.
dii" m"nouter- with tIs d.. o.. .
'N''i' i'"u1inu. which for tho I,.. ,.,.,
.."- been k'r' under banked sr.. H.,
NrVico F"'' '''' l'i
n" announcement oe OBJ. ,,..d....,.
'' ''n'r'i Iclis p.az for ,b. ,....
' "''- trou-h 'Npe,fod f.. ,,....
"' interest hrr'. Co., DO o.. f.f. 81.
'i' d''"'opw"rf os his ,..,,,,...-.... 4,
''''N di-'l l0s' th" .y.s,.l.. 80 ..,.
.'"' candidate and lppi, o.. .,.
Too ih" 'N'ef1, frfsrdf.. -.
~ '''h I'ff Hlf 1Iu.-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
MINE LEADERS
TO BE TRIED
Supreme Court Refuses 70 Grant the
Release OF Mother Jones
and Others.
They Must Appear Before Military
Commission for Trial al
Early Date.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 2S.-
That the attorneys for Mary Jones
Paul y. Paulson. Charles n. Boswell
and Charles Bailey. tho four leaders
and Socialists. ChS<ed with con.
spiracy ana murder. whom the su-
preme court OF appeals today refused
tn order released by the military au.
thorities AZ Paint Creek Junction,
where they are detained. would ap.
peal 90 one OF the federal courts for
relief. was the statement made today
by them. Late this afternoon the
attorney generals Office asked Attor.
neys 4 VI Bclcher and Harold
Houston. who appear for the miners
10 name a day when they would he
ready 20 appear before the military
commi ssion 10 defend the interests OF
those detained there
The attorneys for the state and
military commission informed the at
torneys for the United Mine Workers
that tho commission did not desire
10 deprive them OF opportunity "a
make proper defense and 10 deprive
them from summoning Witnesses
Messrs. Bclcher and Houston in
formed the states attorneys that they
NNAAN lAoA hPlFaA III Alf- NatEf9s NJ
tices were prepared tonight for every
person now detained at Camp Pratt
informing them that the military com.
mission would sit Friday. March :
for the trial OF cases. and that II
they desired legal advice 10 procure
IL al once and 10 summon any wit
Ecsscs they might desire. Efforts "a
locate any of the United Mine Work.
ers officials or their attorneys to
night TO ascertain whether the TO
fusal az the two United Mine Work
ers' attorneys TO appear in the case
was a voluntary refusal on their part
or whether they had been ordered by
the organization not to appear. failed
The delay IN the trial OF cases Is
believed TO be due TO the fact that
the defendants are without legal ad
vice. and the states attorneys desire
mat every accused person shall have
an opportunity to defend himself
Otherwise. the military commission
will appoint attorneys for thos" who
have not ensared counsel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
MODERN SHYLOCK
ATTEMPTS MURDER
West Virginian Seeks 6iri's Life When
she Falls 20 Pay Him Back
Borrowed Money.

Special Dispatch 90 fhc 1nteIiirencer.
ST LOJtS. Mo. Feb. &C n. or
s. G.. AIlabaugh. who. in a note ad-
dressed To Whom u Nay Concern"
requests that in case anything happens
fo him his son IN Hancock county. W.
Va. and hts daughter In Davis. W Va.
be- notified. and who. according 70 a
bank book found among his posses
sions has % deposit of $3.50 In n Cum
hcrldnd. Nd. bank. asserted to-day that
Mrs Esther Graham. aged 2i whom
hc stabbed before stabbiug himself.
bad agreed to forfeit her life as So
curity for loan Nrs Graham pledged
iu writing her body. soul and whole
iiff" fo NuIlhaurh Tho money was
payable YESTERDAY. and Auiabaugh
called at = g. m af tho young woman
boarding place 10 sec about collecting
90 she dii not nave fhn money. s1 hf
reminded her of tho terms of The note
which She had signed
ffsr sister. Nrs Hazel Driscou. In
another room. heard fho conversation.
in which Au.abauch profcstatons a.
loNc were strangely mingled with his
demands Tor Dis Wouct Then Mr.
Graham LOOKING pale ard weak. and
holding her hand against hcr body. en-
tered fhc sisters room and said whore
Isl my wedding riuc She did not ind
fhe rims ruI ir o. moment she ceased
Der search and went into fho hallway.
where she spoke to Auiabaueh again.
Thcn sfo cried ,rt that Ic bal stabbed
her. and The sister found her on the
floor. q Knife wound SOD rer abdomen.
Will" she heifd The man slam the
front door
Nr urisrol believes the stahhinr
occurred before the iuqmr, Tor the
v'ddiug rims. which shs thinks vas
to have rccn r.ycn as further security
lir .t expected t0 r,co,ct. bat his viO
um s uoL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
$50, 900 POUNDS OF
BUTTER IN CHICAGO
WAREHOUSE SEIZED

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-Federal
prosecution for Illegal adultera-
ton OF butter is expected to fol-
low the seizure of 100000
pounds found in storage ware
houses in Chicago. II is alleged
by government chemists who
tested the butter that II con
tanned 10 per cent. water.
The report OF the seizure and
the finding OF the chemist has
been forwarded to Commission
er Cabeli. in Washington. by
Col. L. G. Mutt. revenue collect
or in Chicago. The seizure is
said TO be the forerunner OF
more stringent inspection OF
the millions OF pounds OF but
ter that reach Chicago ware
houses each year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
MAN AND SPOUSE AGREE
TO HAVE THEIR ASHES
UNITED AND SCATTERED

NEW YORK. Feb. es.-since
the death OF Mrs. Fredericka X.
Sachleben. OF Brooklyn. Tues
day. IL has become known that
she and her husband. William.
have made the strange agree
ment each to have their bodies
cremated. their ashes mingled
and scattered from the middle
span OF the Brooklyn bridge.
The voman's body was taken
10 a cremRtory to-day. The
ashes will be placed I'm an urn
and preserved until the death
OF her husband. at which time
Ernest NJ Friedrich. n son-in-
law. will carry out the wishes
OF the Sachlebens. according
90 the terms OF the agreement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01

UNNNNN. T,h "- fn fH. tenth
round of flr ,I... tuurrrr.rf vito.
ri.e v.f. .ror.d h. Iar1a .ki and
kuIrH.k fa.prri ItrIs over Zorro trd
liIturu The rtmrt u'fHt.u ftul.
blanca and Wr hlu trd ,ht... ana
Itrn vDr" adjourned tarab.ar.t
tuI Wsrehsu are t.rd fnr f-.t rl1ce
each having won rrftH cannes and
ln.t fvu turrhil .. fh.rI with .A
rrn'. won art FOUR lo-t lru I,rov
SOD fourth vnr .''tr OFF .I. ramc.
Uou aud -'. lot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
THAW'S MESSENGER
KEPT HIS MONEY
Testifes 20 Having Written Checks
20 neyc-surr'ised the
Money Was Bribe.

ALBANY. y y. Feb. % Horace 4.
HOFFMAN. Who said De- hld been tn the
emt 10y ~ Harry K ThaW az mes
seuger." today told Governor suffers
.commIttce 90 inquiry bis version of the
latest attempt 10 liherafa Harry *
ThaU from Maftsawan Hoffman tes
titled he had kept fvo bank accounts
% Polghkn.psie for Th1w for Ito past
Two ys1r- The accounts. Ie said. ara
Iu hIs name and he is authorized 20
draw CHECKS avaia.t them
Hoffman folI of briug introduced On
William q Clarke. former secretary %
'Ur committee ou 'rquIrs. hv Nr
Levi. In eaiI TItH wanted Low
f1 Iook up certain fniue in conncc.
f.nu ".fh fHr NrH York state Far A.
+If IffI0n meeting af tf.ra. in 1an1arv.
uhlu uI. understood proposed
change .l fHn iaNa fr fiimiuat. HI.
ten. r0rIfH r-.r'Nl.ura q" fO hH
rrl .dr-.t lsHls recommend a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01

WAHHTHuTON. %. rorssaaff
ohio aud western PrnnayIvania-aaow
nurriss Saturday. sunday oloudy. ught
variable Winds
Wsst virunia cloudy ana eoidsr.
pr0frtlV a1 ra4aa or suorH safurda-
Sunday CLOUDY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
BANDITS
DARING
HOLD-UP
Hold Up Fast Freight and Force
Crew to Turn Over Their
Valuables and Then Escape.
POSSE HOT ON THE
TRAIL OF BANDITS
Hundreds of Shots Exchanged
and Many Believed Wounded
Thought Train Passenger.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Feb. Is
Mistaking an approaching fast freight
train for n passenger train due at
that time. three masked men. two OF
whom were said TO be John Hatfield
and C1eve Cline. held up No. So. a
fast y. a W. freight train. at Alnick
30 miles from Williamson. Thursday
night at IL o'clock. relieving the crew
Of all their valuables and delaying
business on that division for seven
hours. The train. which was I'm
charge OF a local crew. was passing
through deep cut when the bandits,
waving n red lantern. caused the en-
gfneer TO bring the train TO a stop
The bandit said 90 be Hatfield Jumped
aboard the engine. covering the en-
Eineer and fireman with a gun he held
In either hand. The other two hoped
the caboose and overpowered the
crew. who handed over all their valu-
ables and money. The bandits then
corraled the crew. which they forced
to huddle together in the caboose two
AZ the robbers standing guard The
other bandit then cut the telegraph
ard telephone wires.
Exchange Shots.
h't'lNluE no NOfd from inc train.
Superintendent Harry Walker. az
Bluefield. sent orders 70 stop all
trains on the division. Word was
finally received az Bluefeld OF the
hOldup. and az > O'Clock Friday morn
ing Superintendent Waller. headed by
Sheriff Greenway and accompanied by
twelve baldwin detectives. boarded a
special train and started for the scene
When the special was sighted the
bandits compelled the crew 20 cut the
train, and the bandits were hauled
Four miles east. where they took 10
the hills. Tho posse was I'm close pur-
suit and IL is said more than a hun
dred shots were fired. but whether
anyone was injured or captured is
not known.
II was reported tonight that the
bandits had succeeded in eluding the
Sheriffs posse. and had fed 20 the
Virginia mountains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01
MONOPOLY OF
ORE HOLDINGS
rockefeller Forced Carnegie TO Give
Up Ore Lands. According to
Dissolution Testimony.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Feb .2S-John
ID. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie
fought each other in the late nineties
10 monopolize the Lake Superior ore
lands. and Mr.. Rockefeller caught
Mr Carnegie's company violating an
agreement and forced IL 70 give up
ore properties containing $4,000. 600
tons. according 10 testimony at the
hearings TO dissolve the United States
steel corporation under the Sherman
antitrust law. resumed here to-day.
James Gayley. former vice-presi-
dent OF the corporation and a director
OF the Carnegie Steel company pre-
vious 10 its acquisition by the corpora
uon in 1901. was the witness through
which tho testimony vas adduced.
While Mr.. Gaylcy's memory had to be
frequently refreshed" by referring 10
the minutes OF the Cnrnegie company.
he told OF Mr. Rockefeller having
been pictured as a "scarecrOw' OF
The steel industry because Of his con
troll or vast iron ore properties in the
. Lake superior district He testified
also 10 efforts OF the Carnegie com
pany 70 obtain new properties in the
district as the result OF The prescnfa-
;ions thar Mr.. Rockefeller had pro
posed to Join with the Federal steel
company ne Carnegie's big rival. 90
! control Tho manufacture uf steel the
same as he does oil
Carnegie Holdups.
Mr. Gaylev described ore property
after ore property acquired By the
Carnegie company during the period
when The alleged competitions b.
! tween tho Two big interests was on.
| Tho Lake Superior Consolidated Iron
Mines company. controlled by Mr.
I Rockefeller. the Minnesota Iron com
plny. controlled hv tho Federal steel
company. IN which the la'e ~ ~
Rogers. Standard oil man. had an f.
tercst, and rho Oliver Mining com.
pany. controlled by tho Carnegie CON.
i panv. owned most 81 'hr ore lands in
3 the Lake Superior district accord ing
7 90 the Witnesses According 10 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-01

Coo-,inu'a on Peg. r.ul
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-19

Fresh eggs, 25o dozen Phooni
Grocery Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-19
CRIME WAVE ON
IN FULTON COUNTY
FIFTY-ONE HoMIcIDEs. M LAST
FOURTEEN MONTHS AND
one. CONVICTION

Atlanta, June lS.-Fulton county j.
gaining a reputation almost as, baC
rs that of Cripple Creek in the oil
Western days. so tar as The taking o.
life is concerned. 1t is declared thai
there have been lifty-nine homicidas
in Fulton county, nearly all IN tbs
city of Atlanta, during the past -four
teen months, and that there had beer
only one conviction.
In many of the homicides there
has never been any arrest or triad
In this class are the alleged Jacs-the
Ripper murders. which caused the
death Of more than dozen Negro
women in and around Atlanta in less
than the period of year. In one OF
two instances negroes were charged
with one Of these crimes. but for Tie
great majority of them there has nos
been any arrest
Chief of detectives Lanford has Il
sued statement admitting that {
wave of crime is sweeping Atlanta.
and admitting further that the detsc
tive force is not able to core with il
but declaring that the fault is no
with the members of the force. lis
says the troU1le is that Atlanta has
out grown the size of her detectiv
department and that mere men are
needed
MeNlJers Of council who Oppose
he addition CT more men to the de-
tcctive daraftmcnt say that thu
trouble is that the men now on dut.
ritter away their time aId energy
chasing petty offenders and let tn
zeal criminals escape.