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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-04-03
These Bills Laws.

Leaving out resolutions inviting
speakers To address the legislature
and other resolutions this comprises
the bills passed 10y the legislature a0d
signed by Governor Cruce up to
March 10th.
II b. 81 by Emanuel appropriating
$50 900 for Fourth legislature.
II B. so by Emanuel appropriating
$4,000 for Fourth legislature,
s. b 80 10y Memminger appropriate
ing 81 5000 for special session senate,
December, 1912,
S. b 10 by Garrett and Barefoot
increasing penalty for robbing by use
OF explosives.
s b. 81 by Thomas attaching Cotton
county to 18th judicial district.
$. b 4 by Edmonson and Barrett
making an appropriation to pay mile
age and per diem of delegates to
farmers meeting at Saltwater. Ap-
preparation $4,000.
s. b. 90 by Thomas and Barrett
making an appropriation of $4,000 to
pay salaries of district court steno-
graphes
S. b. IS by Thomas to transfer
certain cases to Cotton county.
s B. 1855 by Watrous making auto
mobiles subject to attachment for
debt.
S B. 81 by Mcintosh couierring
authority on state corporation COM
mission in reference TO refunds.
). b. III by Garrett and Franklin
relating TO reports OF justices of the
peace.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-04-03
Cough Medicine for Children.

Too much care cannot be used In
selecting cough medicine for child
ren IL should be pleasant TO take,
contain no hsrmiul substance and be
most efectual Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy meets these requirements and
is a favorite with the mothers of young
children everywhere, For sale by all
dealers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-04-03

RENEWALS
Fred Taintor, Englewood, Kans.
John Taylor. Gate, Okla.
l., 7 Seal. Balkn, OKLA.
John q Hibhs, Elmwood Okla
Mrs, S NJ. Taylor, Riverside, Okla
by Mrs. j. II. Flagle Riverside, Okla.
Mrs V. Metzger, Beaver, Okla.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
j. V Ferguson. Gray, Okla.
Jack Bateman, Knowles, Okla.
X G. Fain, Beaver, OKLA.
j. NJ. Merritt, Ivanhoe, Okla.
Chas. Marshall, Sophia, Okla, by
Iohn Q. Hibbs, Elmwood, Okla,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-04-03

When person speaks evil of an
other behind his back the best thing
is to bring the detractor around to the
front. Such action persevered in or
widely followed would soon do away
with more than three-frurths OF the
idle gossip and scandalous talk that
lcts like poison in community,
specially small community.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-04-03

TRADE M0RAl-The quality oi
what you have to sell is known
to some people all Of the time
and all Of the people some o!
the time, but advertise regu'
Iarly with US and you'll reac'
all Of the people all Of the time
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-04-03
Roll OF Honor.

The following have remembered the
HERALD substantially the past week
Is your name written there2 II not,
why not?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05
WHAT $500 TO $500
WILL BUY

Bath Robe Silk Pciticoal Fun
Mum Child's Coat Silk Wal~l
Smoking Jacket Plain aud
Fancy Shawls Walrus llard
Bags Silk Quilts Wool BIauhH-
Chatting Dish coffee PcrcuIalol
tut glass Dishes Battcnburg
Linen Cloths Cut glass \a.r
Arr Brass Novelties Hand
Painted China Chocolate Sci
Leather Nalisc or Suit Case
Shoes Hats Pants Shirt
Underwear Rocking Chairs
Sewing Baskets 222 Single Shot
Rifle Scissor Set, Silverwarr
Knives and Forks Fine Picture
Electric Irons Stove Center
Table Rug Carving Set
Lamp Bed Spring Mattrr--
Clock Fancy Hand Painted
Novelties of all kinds Boy
Wagon, Doll Buggies Fine DOLL
Hobby Horses Magic Lantern,
and Hundreds of Other Article
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05
Quite 0riqinaI

What are you going to give your
darling little brother for Christmas 2"
the Sunday school superintendent
asked Eddie on the Sunday before
Christmas.
"Oh, | don't know" answered Ed
die. thrusting his hands in his first
pockets. "Last year gave him the
measles"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05
WHAT Soc TO $l.0O
WILL BUY

Felt Slippers Gloves Mems
Fancy Shirts Purketbook
French Brad Pipe Umbrella
Silk Muillrr Lace Collar Lace
Yoke Sewing Set Work Boxes
Jewel Cases Fancy Neck Scarfs
Perfume Salt and Pepper Sets
Cum Buttons Lace IlandkerchiefS
Fans Pretty Dressed Dolls
Hand Bag Dressing Saque
VhlId's Rocker Toilet Set for
Ladies Pullman Slippers Corset
Silk Hosiery Brush and Comb
Sci Shoe Fly Fancy Sugar
Set Cotton parasol Pair of
Skates Ladies Chiffon Wells
Sofa Pillows Monogram
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05
WHAT $l.25 TO
$3.50 WILL BUY

Sweater Hand Bag Silk tn.
brcIll Silver Mounted Toilet
Set Ladies' Felt Slipper, Sew
ng Rocker 3Gx12 Rug PcIriroar
Onrpicrc House Dress Lingerie
Waists Hand Mirror Cut GIa--
Berry Dish Rogers Bros.
Silver Set, High Grade Corset
Collar Sets Paiamas Woo.
Union Suits ladies Silk Vest
Sewing Sets Books Shawn
Sets Hand Painted China Can,
Plates ley Cold or Hot BotDr-
Nice Picture Bon Bon Di-n
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05
WHAT 30c TO Soc
WILL BUY

Dressed Doll Suspcndrrs Silk
HOSE Silk handkerchief Ba-
by Piano Mems Silk Ties
Book, Fancy Hair Ribbons
Gloves Hair Combs Fancy
Ncrkwrar Perfume Drum,
Blocks
StADOOl.ES OF TOYS
Belts Purse Trinkrt Boxes
Fancy China Local View
China Plates
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-12-05
WHAT Sc TO Csc
WILL BUY

Jack -in-boX Rubber Ball Mar
bles Block Puzzles Linen
handkerchief Pair of Carriers
TOYS GALORE.
Fancy Ties Hat Pins Hosiery
for Men. Women and Children
Fancy Box Writing ra."r Per.
iumc Picture Books Collar
Buttons Linen Collars
Trnkct Boxes Fancy Cup ant
Saucer Cut glass or Pep
per Shaker Wool Gloves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
MANY DEFECTS
TO HELP THAW
CHANCES FOR FREEDOM BET.
TER THAN WHEN FIRST AR
RESTED, SAYS ATTORNEY.
Immigration Act Full of Holes and
Is a Disgrace 10 Carada-
Many Other Points.

MONTREAL. Sept. s--According 10
!. y. Greenshirdds. of Thaw counsel
one Of tho main hopes Of the defense
aside from the feht against the immi-
grafton act itself is an alleged irregu-
lariiy in the proceod.ngs taken by the
immigration officers. II Is contended
that they did not have a formal order
from the minister ~ justice TO take
Thaw iu charge. which the defense
claim is necessary under the act
when tine alien affected has been in
the country ten davs
Thaw had BEEN In a." country over
fifteen days when be was surrendered
20 the immigration omc.5is. and T. e.
D. Mclrnes. Is G.. h7- made an ari-
davit that jr" immigration men took
Thaw 200 charge without having proper
authority from the minister
lie states that before the hoard Of
inquiry. Do dcmavdod that E Blake
Robertson. a.-i~t1n. superintendent
of immigration. produce this docu-
mcr'. and that the latter declined 90
do 80
The second reason cited IN Judges
Gorva and Gross Iu ih" Informal ap-
rlication made by Thaw counsel be.
fore The matter was brought into
chambers Friday. Was The uBcou,titu.
toudlity of the act
Th" third point is the misuse of the
act to supplement and aid the enforce.
ment of Law and order iu Ncw York
state
"Thaw's chances OF ultimate free
dou arc better now than they have
been af any time since hc was first
arrested ou charge ~ murder. ."
summed up Mr Gr.snshicid. The
immilrltiou acf ie uU of holes D.
o. q positive DISGRACE Co Canada"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
.DISMEMBERED
WHILE LIVING

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The torso
.of a young woman. one part OF which
was picked up last Saturday ani an.
other yesterday az widely separated
places on the New Jersey shore OF
the Hudson river. was dismenhered
while the victim stin lived. according
10 the report OF the aufcpsv made 10.
cay ~ Dr. George W. King. county
phttlciln oi Hudson county. y. !
III" absence Of the head made IL
impossible. Ir. King said. 10 deter
m'nS whether tho murderer or mur.
a"rrFS had stunned tho victim with
blow or rcsorted to the use OF an
"n"sthetic tn" Hud-on river for
several miles along the New Jersey
.oe is being dragged for the head
ana limbs of III" body.
Detectives working on clues fur.
Do ~ b. the pillow slips in which
loih plr.a Of 'hc torso tbls far soune
'''" "rrrp"i. od1v located the max
e's ~ 'hc slip on which tho letter a.
was omhr'' Tered Through them the
r"m" q. the dealer iu Nov York To-
wnom Tho Slips were sold was learned
Ih's do'l,r. 10 wss announced ~ oirhf
'ld h~n 9h'" tc -e-au tho names Of
INC pur' 1ascre 81 tL' several sets OF
pillow slips
Foih iN" New J.rfa and tho Vow
totk authorities believe .ha murder
was committed iu Ncu York. ahare
The hoHr w.- .-wsrhs-,I and tror
~" r-''e fak,u t1 the Vow Jersey
shn-' iI hDlf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
METEOR WAS
A RANK FAKE

TfNERTON. sept S-Tho Tivcrton
meteor ~ August 27 vas to-day rc.
moved from Tho realm of natural rhe.
nom"na b. two young mon who con
-l 'u mo police fI.f tIs supposed
celestial visitor was comuOsod ~ 60
"'"-c- o.. dynamite aud a quantity Of
copper allF
Ihn meteor" which was reported to
hav" fallen in tho Sracouuct river vl.
.fccmpanIrd by binding light and "a
deairniug crash Two frhermsu iItrr
found in their moss . heavy plfra of
metal which Haa dnrf4-rd f1 De- tho
fallen meteor Tho fishermen ruf
thcir find on ctHiitirr .tuG did 20 prof
iFhio husinc. IHf' . UrYvn t.rftr-s.
fv rooior.sf Pronounced tho meteor
fo b. nothing huf copper ailr. which
was Nv ho found Boo uu4nfitirt near 81
local wanu'acfur. plant
Tho police closed tho ryhIlifi1r and
began ON i1tr.f fFlfi0r. which resulted
IN thc confr Jon of fop vrur- mon
tf.' with some fnmraricns fhrr bad
iaErn ~" dynamite and s1rIrdrI if
hrhnf Gould leland 'r order 90
cause sensation in fho town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
JEROME ACQUITTED; COURT
APOLOGIES FOR ARREST
hEAklNG HELD LAST EVENING BEING CONTINUED FROM
THE AFTERNOON ON ACCOUNT OF CONFUSION RE.
SULTING FROM QUESTION OF JURISDICTION
AFTER Heang Evidence Magistrate Immediately Discharges jerome
and Expresses Regret for HumaonJerome Replies In Hapov
Manner-Crowd Kissed Decision-Thaw Is Pleased

COATICOOK, Que. Sept s.-wil-
liam Travers Jerome was acquitted to-
night OF the charge Of having gambled
on Thursday last on the station prop
erty OF the Grand Trunk railway here
while waiting for the immigration
authorities 20 pass on the case OF
Harry X. Thaw. In discharging him
the court apologized for the himilia-
tion to which he had been subjected.
The hearing before Magistrate
Henry Mulvena. of Sherbrooke. lasted
less than an hour. II began at 7:35
O'Clock. and at 500 the court said.
Sir. you are honorably DISCHARGED. ."
An attempt TO hold an afternoon ses-
sion failed because the MAGISTRATE had
no authority to take precedence over
James Mckee. the Justice OF the peace
VINO signed the warrant for Mr.. Je-
rome's arrest Tonight. however. the
magistrate said he was convinced OF
his authority To act. and the hearing
moved with dispatch
Joseph Beaulne. n Coaticook LAWYER.
"ho said ne variously represented ms
| uce. The people and the criminal code
interrupted the afternoon session. but
When he endeavored TO renew similar
tactics this evening he was ruled out
OF court.
When acquitted. Mr.. Jerome
thanked the court. spoke fatterinelv
Of his reception in Canada. and added
tnat ne did not attribute his arrest
and brief imprisonment last week TO
'he thinking people OF the dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

II On.
The thtrty.third Arnusl state Fair
OF West Virginia Vss ushered in yes
terday amid Lowering skies and dri
wing rain, but no mere weather man
could mar the launching OF the fair
that is going TO he the largest and best
in the history OF the State. Greater
and more complete in every way. OK
hibits. entertainments and sports. all
is now in readiness for tho real open
ing to-day. when thousands OF visitors
from all points OF the compass. to
gether with as many more from our
immediate vicinity. will throng the
grounds to see the fair at its best.
Although yesterday was the formal
opening. IL was really more of a day
OF preparation. during which all the
thousand and one exhibits. stalls,
freshment stands were placed in or
der for the huge crowds that will at
tend during the remainder or the
week.
On every hand there were busting
scenes OF activity. Horsemen took al.
vantage Of the day OF rest 10 timber up
their entries: exhibitors worked
proudly over the result OF their crea
tive genius: the aviators fitted up and
tested ont their great bird-like ma
chine: owners OF live stock. sheep
swine and poultry worked over their
property. cleaning and conditioning Il
for the prize competition later in the
week. Along the horse stalls the at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
RESULT SHOWS PARTY Is
NOW UNITED AGAINST
FREE TRADE.
Progressives. Strong Second Last
Fall. Ran a Poor Third. Being
Defeated Nearly 3 TO !.

p PORTLAND. Maine. sep, s.
Speaker John \. Peters. Republican.
Of Ellsworth. was chosen to MI IA.
vacancy in the Third Congressional
district today by plurality OF $50 over
Mayor William =. Tattancau. D-no;
crai. Of Waterville. with Edward NJ.
Lawrence. of Lubec. Progressive. a
poor third in the race.
Tho returns in this special election
from all but small island plantation
gave Peters 1906. Pattangall. 1853.
and Lawrence. CAST
The vote Tor president in November
was. Wilson. Democrat. 1862;
Roosevelt. Progressive L. .236 I:
Taft. Republicarl. 71-9
Democratic Statement
MT. Pattangall. th" Democratic can
didate. gave out she following state
ment tonight.
Prom the returns which I have rc
ceiycd ! should 'pdc. t1oj Nr John
a. Peters vas elected 90 Congress from
this district bv plurality &C. 'uH -
400 in tota! vote OF "a huv' %. 900 Tho
result should not br con -urI q. rr-
buEc 20 The National admin +fratipn
70 'e vhollr to be- rffribafrd f1 Demo.
cratic freacherv re~arsr cr-fsfu men
failed o. Success iu Tho primaries ttev
deliberately sacrificed flr party IN
This election The Ieurrrtcv Of
Main" is lovsi to President Wilson.
ard wi' present I united from. iu ths
next four ytI-F ramp..sn Per ,raI
iy. Z war' to fre.k Tho 5000 Demo.
cratic voters Who supported wo 90 fhr
polls. r0I 90 th-rt as vol fIr state
md Nstirual ucurcract f,- frr prr'
each took in tho cawpH-r t.c sU
made Tho h.-t farf 800 N.r. r.nlbf-
cf making. ard while tho result d.
disapp1.n'irg. Uc are not discouraged
and only temporarily Gr.an .d
Progressive e'ltrne-t.
IIs'hrrf g. farfuo-. member of Tho
Progress. vo National Committee of
Na inc said tpuirut
"rrc rrfurnr Indicate fhe election
~ John a Peters in Tho Third DIE.
trlcf We I.d ro roror Lack oi
funds hampored tbe Trogra-4 w. work
inc orrdnIlafiou ard prevented proper
publicity q g.. evident tHff tho vo.
'oTs of fho Third a d..fr.rt g-c -tariu'e.
Vs. opp0rr1 fo 'ho policies of the ucm
'craf.~ rartvF
IT," election. r.F. r.-s.-.-. o. ,ta
death Of Tn-re.f '.... .U.r. ffe U.f.ffff.
.." rf..r HrfHf.r. I-..u f.tf Ff.fr..f.
rr- fn.-rf "rf "r ur...rr' ....s. vIfb
'rr frr ,|.'r f.- u-. ....irt..- w.
90. ...'f .fI I. r"..If.. ...I..tfa.
Iir .nfrr. f. '..f.f f. f.. .rr..T iI
.rf' nr..h' 'I'' ."''. Hf thr 1st
rstr ar l.rf'- v.re rrart to.
'.'. '."Ir r.' .r t..r .f fnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

He took late train from Coaticootfn
order TO be in New York Tuesday. ana
viii return to Montreal for the arxu-
ments on the latest Thaw habeas cor.
pus 70 be held before the kings bench.
Montreal. September is.
Court Room Packed.
Townspeople packed the court4uouf
Ike sardines when the hearing gvus,
opened tonight Every bench v.a
taken, every inch OF standing room
was occupied. and the bold among,
the auditors advanced In a razxed.
semlcircle about the counsel tahbe an6
perched at the sides OF the dais at
winch the magistrate sat Jerome
looked straight at the court. ana did
not once glance at the thronR which
In looks, grimaces and subdued re.
marks was plainly hostile
A. c. Hansen. Joint crown n,,a.-
cutor. opened the case with the rad.
ing or the complaint of Milfred Ala
rich. millhand, who swore ha had
seen the defendant playing cards for
money at the railway station. Statute.
were quoted to show that this was an
inolctaoie ofense. punishable with a
years imprisonment.
samuel Jacobs. OF Montreal who
mas been retained by New York stats
IN us enort 10 return Thaw To Nattea,
wan. contended that the statute an
phed only to gambling on a puhIir
conveyance proper. The court tooL
Continued on Page Nine.N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
The Sunny Southland
Comes Into Its Own
THESE ARE HALCYON DAYS
FOR SOUTHERN DEMO
Gratis AT CAPITAL.
wilson Dishes Out Jobs to Suit
the ''ColoneIs"-Everybody Is
Happy Except Cole BIease
(ey cHAs. BROOKS SMITH,,

WASHINGTON. ID. G San,
ne south has come into its own. n
- waited long while. but IL has
al last' and Il is here Strong
as bTace OF knicks." The soufh -
,'.aue the tarin bill. and she Is nov
h1, al Norh making . new currencv
- Aiso the south is getting nine
.'H,hs or the Patronage treacIa a.,
Is being ladled on, AZ the uyhtss
House. The south has a nres,da,. 20 y,
itS own. New England ana ,bo -. -.
uon Ike the tarin nor the curranc,,.
n't bit of H. Nor do thev-,h'
democratic politicians among tbor.
particularly care for the wav the e.,
are being distributed. Rut fbo .c,,st.
ish worrying about that. Eigbtv'
HNe per cent Of the new dInIor.a,.
appointed have come up from ar
l'nd o. cotton. Everybody down
sou'h except Cole Blease seems a
% s"tlshHd and happy Cole hasn't
u''h con- ulted and announces thai
IT, ~, NouIIn have a thing 10 do with
woodrow II Woodrow should come
q uessing on Blended knee. Virginia
uhk renowned for being the "no,he,
o presidents and the willing tool "A
me virginia debt Erafters, will soon
nav" another title-"the mother N
a'nhassadurs.' The third one from
mar state has just landed " He n
willard. who owns the big tavern
on the biz avenue. lie keeps his dis
carried carriage horses on a farm
across th" district line IN Virginia
mus maintaining a legal voting resi-
acnce In that commonwealth When
'emocrat comes up from the south
san. he stands a pretty good chance
oi having Joe Tumulty usher him int
the presence. These arr nush time,
IN the southlands one-slded poIitIos
Well. uts fair cline and its Demo
cratic majorities are both goodly ana
reliable. Only having an act passed
70 make confederate currency redeem
able az The treasury could add one
fConunued on Pare T-hfrfesnA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
ANNUAL EVENT GREATER
THAN ANY in HISTORY
EXHIBITS ARE ALL IN PLACE AND SURPASS ANY HERE
TOFORE 81 ssYN, BOTH AS TO QUAIL
AND QUANTITY.
Aviator Niles Makes fling Aeropane Flights Daily
Feature Is II Hhinson's Aeronauts-Classy Midway
hOws-Fne Racing Cards.

tendants were grooming and exercis-
ing the trotters, PAGERS and runners,
while crowds stood here and there dis
cussing and debating the merits OF
various turf favorites.
In the Horticultural. Exposition and
Machinery Halls myriads OF creations
and inventions. ranging from the finest
OF hand;craft work TO the most mod
ern OF farm machinery. confused. daz-
zled or amazed the onlooker. and at
the same time won his admiration
through the very vastness of the dis
play. In truth. the displays and ex-
hibits this year surpass by far all 9th
ers since the beginning of fairs.
On the Midway.
Tents sprang up from end 10 end OF
tho Midway yesterday Twenty or
more high class attractions offer al
most n days amusement in them
selves to the pleasure seekers. There
Is Gay Paree." a musical comedy with
scores Of pretty girls. heading the
bill: exhibitions OF scientific boxing
by local lights OF pugilism: the ever
popular Ferris wheel: a motordrome.
in which all the daredevil stunts OF
high speed riding may be seen: dun
mics on which 10 test ones skill in
throwing. with cigars offered as
prizes. Between and surrounding all
these attractions there is the inevit-
able vendors OF peanuts. crackerjack.
lemonade and sandwiches. all adding
(continued on Page EineD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
BOYS MURDER
AGED FARMER

Special dispatch to tfe intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept Il
"Details of tho shooting down In cols
flood of an aFcd citizen by two mert
boys near tho Boone and Iinrolr
county line. reached here today John
and Charles llaEer agcd II and u
years. respectively. we're owed q
small amount ~ money By Greer
Hicks. q 5Fycar-old farmer. for whom
they worked Suit had been enterrt
before n local MAGISTRATE and was "a
come 90 trial within a few days
Securing shot cun the two boyt
concealed themselves along roae
whore they know Hicks would pass
and blow ont his brains Roth wer,
arrested and takcn 90 Hamlin. wherg
they were lodged IN the Lincoln ooun
- jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
DES MONIES TO
SANTO DOMINGO

WAsUfNgTON. sept News
that prhinlcan cunboats were ehrllinr
Tho r.hci CITY of purrrfo Plata on
dHngoriuc American lives and p~np
cry. caused hurry orders fo ro from
here today 10 The Cruiser ucs Wninoe
which has been preparing to slu from
Guantanamo. cuba. Tor Sanfo uominro
since reports of thn latest rrvolut lon
there we're received several days aEo
Tie cruiser was coaiIug today and
was expected to sail fouirhf direrfi,
Tor Puerto Plata
Tn The meantime. communication Do.
tween Purcto Plata and tho outside
world had hocn brokrn and no word
had come Gov tho slate department
since the brief message early today
announcing the bomtardmcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
GRANrrp Rrsplrr

TRENTON. ~ q. Sent Acting
Governor F'r'd'r to-day rranfod o..
rrI"rr 10 William Ovcrtuu. c0IorcI. ~
newark. sentenced fp he rirrfrorrfrd
during fho week of September 2r Tho
r'prit" ~aF Fraafod in order fp allow
pVnr'on fi.n o. comr before the
court rf r1riuns. whom a y.ra or lu.
sanity Wil D.. urged in fhs condemned
man hrilr
'trrinn Voc CONVICTED OF having
HHnr'd Hi v'r ard .I1 month. off
h'h' '' f h"dn0.' because of h. I.aI
.I.. nf lrofHrr m1n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
Peters Wins Out In Maine:
Republicans Score Victorv
SULzER CASE
NOW In COURT

KINGSTON. y. Y, Sept S-Only
TWO questions were presented in the
habeas corpus proceedings resulting
from the refusal OF Warden HAYES OF
the Biackwell's Island penitentiary 10
recognize the pardon granted by Gov
ernor Sulzer TO Joseph g.. Robin when
the matter was argued before Su
prone Court Justice Hasbrouck TODAY.
The questions were first. whether
the assembly had a right TO act as I'm
peaching body during an extra .ordin-
airy session called Tor another pa-pJ-@.
and. second whether tho filling OF ar
ucles or Impeachment 10y the as.
sembly acts az a check upon the GOV
crnors exercise OF executive funct-
ions. After listening 10 argument
Justice Hasbrouck reserved decision
and requested thar briefs be present
ed IN two days
The entire matter. a. submitted TO
the court. rests solely upon the legaIi-
" 81 Governor Suffers pardon 4
decision on this question IS desired
by both sides from the supreme court
tho appellate division and the court
~ appeals before the Sulzer impeach-
ment trial begins September rs. the
legality OF the pardon depending. ac-
cording 10 statements of counsel. up
on the determination OF the legality
Uf the Impeachment
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