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the speculative transaction must not be
taken az the index Of Its morality"
In conclusion Mr.. Conant expressed the
view that the owen bill tended TO make
the Postmaster-General a dictator OF the
finances OF the United States. He thought
restrained. He considered the presenta-
ton Of the bill as peculiarly inopportune
at this time in view Of the adjustments
of business TO meet the changes In our
financial system occasioned by the pas
sage recently Of the tariff bill and even
later Of the new currency bill.
THE principal fault Of this bill IL that
II makes use OF q fourteen Inch gun to kill
a canary bird"
Mr.. Conant was followed on the stand
BY r. X. Pomroy. who reviewed at length
the system OF the Stock Exchange In re-
gard to the listing Of securities. He pro-
duced the application blank in use by the
Stock Exchange to-day and described the
process Of stock listing In minute detail.
with regard to what corrective legislation
Mr.. Pomroy would approve. He ex.
pressed the opinion that the Investigations
in which the Stock Exchange engaged be-
fore stock was admitted to listing pre-
scented q unique situation.
There Is no other exchange In the
whole world upon which the customers
tegrity OF the members for a proper pres
entat!on OF the values Of the security"
said Mr.. Pomroy.
He thought that stability In the hnan-
cial world would materially be facilitated
when all railway securities came TO be
passed upon by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. He thought that a similar
commission should report upon the prop.
critics and values OF Industrial corpora
lions.
MIR. Pomroy described as baseless the
question raised by Mr.. Cntermyer on
Wednesday, when, reading from the re-
port OF the Pujo committee. the latter ad-
vanced the suggestion that securities were
removed from the list after they had ios,
general public interest through a desire
on the part of powerful majority stock.
holders to squeeze out the minority in
terests.
He then read from the testimony de-
llvered by himself In January. 1918. he
fore the pujo committee in which he had
endeavored to explain to Mr.. Unternyer
that stocks Iona inactive we're better on
the list than on II.
We'll. did this satisfy Mr.. Untermyer ?"
asked Senator Weeks.
mo. he did not wan. to be satisfied, 4"
replied Mr.. Pomroy.
Then with catch in his voice he
added: "Oh. l beg the committees par
don. | didn't quite mean that"
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Largest and best school IN
Y. Z. Send for l'ooklet and
PAS TO visit School, Tel
700 Col, Special Glasses foi
women,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

. J rACKARD tIM9ysiSEs EHUAh TS A! AM :
rs ffmEAfEE ASS kkFTMS1 ssSe''
SMALL CARS FOR sH0PPiNG ANb GALL.
.i0o. GARAGE. ibS X. SD ST.
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BOYS CONFESSION ILLEGAL.
Conviction for Theft Based solely
ON II IL Set Aside.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court ordered a new trial yesterday for
Daniel Gilman. a sixteen year old boy.
who was convicted and sent to jail for
stealing shirtwaist from department
store where he was employed.
The court found that tho sole evidence
was a confession OF the boy 20 a police
man and the special officer Of the depart
ment store The court held that the boy
could not be convicted except on tes,i
mony other than his own confession.
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PUCK CHAsERs OFF FOR ITHACA.
'"'"mbimns Anxious to Make IN Tor
Lost Time.

- N'no Columbia puck chasers with
coach Trmble left last night for Ithaca,
"h'r r" they will play their first intercol-
r''d'" hockey game Of the year to-day.
me Comedians have had good Ice all
t'.P and ARE in better condition than
th' iue and White seven, which has had
y be content with two days hockey prac'
VI" week.
The men who went on the trip were
'ail Mlbank. Johnston. H.. Miller. =.
MILLER. Hartow. r, Webb. Todd, Dolbeare
"hd reynolds Reynolds was declared
"hsinlo Yesterday. lie came from Will
ans. where he had played football. In
,'l2 he played hockey on the fast st,
rr"ll's school team and IN considered by
.oach Trimble to be valuable addition
10 the squad
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METROPOLITAN .sE.AJl

To-day az ?. Amore del IRE Re. Iiori. Fcrtarl.
Fontana Amaio. Didur cond.. .Toscanini,
Ooer: Martin Gilly. Rothier. Cond.. Polscco
sun: Egg: Concert; Richard Wagner Night
Next Mon. a. 80 Meistersinser. Dcstinn
Meitfeld: Berger. We'll, Gorl,z. Reiss. Braun
Tues. a, 4. Phiis h'sc Opera Co. Louise
Garden. Berat; DSimores. Dufranne. WArnery
hvbcrdeau. Cond,. Campanlni
wed. 81 =. Rosenkavalter. Ober. Hempel. Case:
Goritz. We'll, Althouse, Rciss Cond., Hertz
Thurs. at ! 50. Stcsfrted. Gadski. Ober; Jorn
Griswold. Reiss. Gorita. Ruysdaci Cond Hertz
Thurs. 81 si5 Girl of the Golden West. Dcstin
Caru.o. Ama!o. Gllly; Cond.. polaoco.
AmatO. Bada. Beguc Cond.. Polacco.
Sat. Mat. At las. Tristan und Isolde. Frem.
sAd Ober. Der ger, Well. Braun Cond. Toscan ini
Sat. at 4. Pop. Prices. Psust. farrar, Fornia
Martin. Rothier. Glliy. Cond Hn semhn.
HARDMAN PIANO Used.
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Wants Ludlow -. Jail Raced.

Sheriff Grifenhagen asked the Board OF
Estimate yesterday to have the Ludlow
street Jail torn down and replaced NY a
small building with not more than twenty
five cells. City Chamberlain Bruere said
recently that the Jail ehould be RACED
and its inmates taken to the city prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
EAST HIGHLAND

EAST HIGHLAND. o.. April 1O.-Nrs.
Iarl Hays and baby returned to their
nome IN Canton on Tuesday after a fe "
days visit here with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. samuel Taylor.
Inc county commissioners met in
regular session az the iunrmary here on
Monday. returning on Tuesday
Miss Alice Roscoe and siAter-in-lav "
Mrs James Roscoe. Of Hcllaire sDeut
TUESDAY with relatives In Louisville
Mrs. Mllly Taylor. an empIoye OF the
lnhrmary spent last Saturday and sun
day with relatives In wheeling
Mrs. Rev. Young and Miss bora wiley
meier
Rev. John Iddlngs preached at the In
Urinary last sunday afternoon
Rec. J. walter Funk will preach at
the Christian church here next SUNDAY
morning and evening also saturday
night special Easter sermon on sun
DAY morning. Everybody welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom williams and chill
dreu. Of WurnoCk are here spending
some time with her parents during the
shut down az the mines.
Airs. Elijah chickering's family are i'm
proving after seige Of Ia grippe.
Mrs Myrtle Gamble has returned TO
hfr home in bridgeport. after visit
With her grand mother. Mrs. Eliza Nc
Nance here
Mrs. Acceuua VanFossen. cook az the
lnhrmary, spent sunday with her
dsuEhter az Maynard.
Mrs. Carrie ltublc mas returned 20
her home iu Cambridge. after "a weeks
Williams
Frank MrNamce has been doing some
carpenter work FOR ar. John I.autz near
Belmont this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
W00DSFlELD OHIO

Woou>FIE o. April io-uistrlci
~. - k-Iackson Ridge. uhio.
flsiuNieN Oh 60. No. a. TrraN
drilling az f1eo feet
~chNan Grazely a. CO. 40 Pryor Is
day.
district 10. T. C-Moose Ridge. Ohio
Parker a Edwards 40 = John smith
showing for about barrels In the Gov
Hun sand
kelley a Co NJ. ! John Feibsr drill.
District No ts-f.ehanou. ohio.
. Pure OIL Producing 80. 40 - J. n
My -. T. Kissed ~ and ready 10 start
Way Warm or 80. No. Geo. We.
Leg arSE drilling at zee feet
district No. "a C-Msck Ohio
LifnhcrE oil co. No " " Hurs
a. eofnrlsted. showing FOR a light gasser
Consolidated OH a Mining 30. 10. 4
j. Baker drilling ~ soc feet
fickiesen a 60. No. r. Schrarn drfif
ing az 1i50 feet
Turkeynest OH Co. No. N II For.
shey rigging
Gorrel a co. No. ! e. 4. Best Rigging
District No. Is-L.wisvllle and Nor.
roefeld. Ohio.
cunning ham. tsoar a go. No. 1 Grant
Fisher drilling a. $50 feet.
Stegner - al No. ] j. Weber drilling
nj $50 feet.
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CADIZ, OHIO

.'NDIZ. o.. April Io-Mr and Mrs.
'lrdo tnUEun have returned fo Akron.
Ml.s Naunic Work is with relatives in
I.ffanurrH
Miss Emma Ellison vss boz rittsburgh
Iuaaoru Egafou and wife or steub.
,UF.II" attended tne funeral ~ o. D.
M.ss Nag Gme.r.s hs. returned
John Smiles or Hereettstovn was Boz
ST. Eob.r wood 81. in cbsrdei-oL
Mis Flora Nfumhsy Of Pittsburgh f.
Hgy Morn. was steuhrnvins visitor
Misa laura Necobs hs- returned 10
Mr and Airs Anthony Grimes OF s~io
were here THeaday
~. F Porter oI Sew Athens visited
John Porter Monday
Mr7 So sheriff has returned from
I-II in Indi1utppllH
tt"...r Alderman NJ columbus visited
John Alderman SUNDAY
hI eF Iife MUsrturHHHu OF Wheerf1r
O,l ihF guest uf Mrs. Ada earviua
Me Gertrude ssuun oil. home from
isrry r rdryor died % his HON.
Town saturday. Tha funeral vas
N.s .r.au Mcbride bas returned
.'r .ronaIur t.r winter Iu Fullerton.
o. o. CIItsrhalae Vas In ffar-taytr.
on Monday On business
MiH Martha Vincent o. Allegheny
nero Monday t0 attend the funeral
'I we r.. LHmIaon.
Nra NJ a. Morgan or Akron ha- been
fHr l1.t werk
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Noundsville Briefs.

J. l.. Morgan. OF TomIinson avenue.
who has been confined TO his home with
an illness - able TO be about again
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Mackey are spend -
wood.
Misses Grace Evans. OF Southern Jef-
Ierson avenue. and Joe Evans OF
Twelfth street will spend Easter with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.. Evans at WellsvIlie,
Ohio.
Mrs. ). VI. Gray and daughter. OF
Third street. spent yesterday ia Wheel
ing calling ON friends.
Mrs. p. NJ. McCracken and daughter
returned To their home at Washington
Pa. after visit with relatives and
friends In this city.
II. VI. Cramhlet and wife left las,
evening Tor Bethany. where they will be
the guests OF thu formers parents over
sunday.
T. y. Rogers went TO Fairmont YES
terday. where he was called on account
OF the Illness OF his son. Harold RoEers
j. v. Colts. who was operated on al
the Glendale hospital several weeks ago
j. improving nicely
W. +. Peabody who was operated on
AT the Ohio Valley General hospital I'M
nicely.
Mrs. Dalton Clark. OF washington. Pa
is spending a few days In the city visit
Howard Parks. OF sharon, Pa. il call.
ing on friends iu the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry North OF wheel.
yesterday.
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EAGER TO WORK.
Health Ressined BY Riah, Food

The average healthy man or woman
ls usually eager to BE- busy al some
uhtlul TASK or employment
1s' iet dyspepsia or indigestion Get
hold or one and all endeayor h.
come q burden
4 year aEo. after recovering from,
IN operation. writes q Mich lad,
my stomach and nerves beean ~
give mo much trouble
~ times my appetite was rors.
.iou-. nut when INDUCED. indireefiop
..il"N 90. other times had no anne.
w NnAteter The food ] took did
~ nOuIlsh me and 7 grew weaker
p lost interest in evervtbirr ana
wanted % DO alone T had alwavs hsd
good nerves. but now tho rnercgt 80
PC would upset me and bring on a
'loitht headache. Walking erross
llt room was an effort and proucribod
'hNcise was out Of the question
had seen Grape Nuts advertfecd
but did not believe what I rcad 81
the time. AZ last. when II seemed ~
" ! were literally starving. began 10
eat Grape-Nuta. W
had not been able to work Tor o.
EtaI, put now after two month"; On
rIap nuts 7 am eager TO be- al vol
tAln. Ply stomach gives me no trou.
~ roy, my nerves are steady ~ over
..ll l,l'Iesl ln hle and ambition have
'"ul" back with the return To health {"
Name Fiven By Postum 20 U,ttio
'rcok, Mich. Read The Road 10 Vy,ii
Fule IN pkEa. There's n Reasor b
Ever read the above letter. A ~,
one appears from time 70 tive Tb.v
Interest ADV
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woodsneld Briefs.

George Turner OF Goats was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gadd sat
The chautauaua Will be held I'm
Moodsheld this year July to n inclu-
y. T. Stunott and 4. l. simpson N.r.
business visitors at Marietta this week
ar. Hurley springer and Miss Edith
IoNeN were married April I by IA. u.
turner. Justice Of the peace.
. chris kesecker Of Mt. Carrick and
Silss Mary Hoshinson OF I.aings were
ner.
Mr.. and AIRS. James Masters and chill.
81 o,e1 Nora ana sam spent last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McComa. OF
Dodge Center. MINI. came in Monday
evening Tor visit with relatives and
~. Mr.. aud Mrs. Dennis BusI,irk were at
"nsehng Thursday on business.
town Wednesday ON business
J. NJ Lentz was up from Antioch
Iuesday transacting business.
\. g. Peters was down from arnesvIle
the hrSt OF the week
W. w. Marsh Of Summerfeld was ON
our streets Wednesday.
Mrs J.. l.. Winchou OF Nj Lake psrt,
- here visiting her mother Mrs. NJ. }.
Co.. Mrs. W. ". Hart OF Columbus Is visit
There were 90 in the class ~ the
teachers examination Saturday.
Niem j kausch was at GAINESVILLE Fri
day OF last week and WAS accornDa ried
] home by bis mother. Mrs Gertrude
hausch, who has been at that place
seNerai weeks recovering from an oper,-
improved - "'"'H
Homer ). johnson left Tbursdav
morning for Wheeling
g. g. Gibson has been at Marietta
thls eek on business.
, SEQ. NJ Kerr has been on the sick
list Tor several DAYS
Frank Knapp has moved into ell.
Detier property on Main street
Mr.. and Mrs Walter VeImap M seq
to.g were In town "wednesday
MISS Hazel Gillespie Of Sardis il tb.
sunst OF ~. y. Feldusr and family
roy Decker Of Junction Citv a. h..
on OIL business and visiting relatiy.s
Mrs. J. VI. keeSor and daurbtar kit..
/ Vr-e visiting friends at Shadyside and
Mrs. + \. Way and son william ~,
lives '''uS"eiH Te'a-
Everett +. winkler and Miss Ella Z.
su'sT were married April 4 By Rev. 4,
Miss Amelia ghfnEer e,,.-..f., -
number Of young people AT ber home -
I 'hnrch street last "Wednesday VII
MIS- Charles Joosf has returped ,r,.-.
and friends 'i7i'e" relatives
NJ. and Mrs. O.. =. Horue and 5..,..,
yer Ruth have returned 10 ALro,, /. ~, -
"a VISIT here With relatives arI f.I- -
MrH elem Raurch and ~btiFre,,
inner and Vida. lcft Friday moon ~ ~
Nulm. o.. whore they viii sperJ 49,
: Wyytn her parents. ar. and Mr. Odsr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

number Of Woodsheid men areut 10
columbus Thursday To meet state High-
way tom ssioner Harksr with "A view
o. having the road from Woodsneld 10
horneSFille declared a market road FOR
the purpose OF having the same pas.i
oI macadainlzed. That portion 81 the
,oad ~ belmont county H. already plksd.
leaNins about rtN seven miles be-
tween the end OF the brick OF the
Nood-neld Northern road that g. unim-
proved. With the having or t,l.,a,t..r,-
ing OF ihis six or seven miles a road
good Tor travel at all seasons OF the
sest would be provided. IL seems reaS-
onably that there should b.. no .r,,t
1lthS9lty IN having this Improvement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
MGUNDSVILLE
PlAna RaceiNah

he plans and specifications for tho
new postoffice was received - me
iOci otiice yesterday morning BY Post-
new building Will be received MAY -
= ne specifications cali for the connie
ioh or the building within fourt.s,,
inohths after contract Is let The build-
Ing will be = two story structuye ~ !,
basement. win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Ohio railroad OF Indiana The men
are charged with violating the Hep
burn act by permitting passengers to
ride To and from this city and Chi
cago for less than the legal fare.
Boyer was arrested here as his
train was leaving for Chicago today
and Crist was taken into custody
when his train arrived from Chicago
tonight These arrests. IL is said. are
the first OF a number which will soon
be made by federal officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

ne choir OF the Methodist Episcopal
.huich with Mrs. ". G.. Mooney. Ir ~
VIC organ VIII render the following Spe-
Slal music at the morning service ON
I-aster. Professional -- Look Ye
saints, the sight II Glorious" Anthem
- hanks Be To God Carols-"Coln
Eorth and Bring Your Garlands f" 81
wonderful Faster Morning"
m the evening the SUNDAY school Will
render songs Of Immortality" by Ner-
snlth. Miss essie BDaV idson. PIANIST
Every BODY IL invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

MI-. Iuurmau SnrigES entertained
the Reading club. Jolly Dozen and "a few
other guests at her home on Main street
thursday evening There were two con-
tests AIRS. fil~uu and Mrs. Mallory
won the premiums. Tempting refresh
ment- were served and all enjoyed thu
evening.
Mrs. Fred Schumacher entertained the
ladies or the jolly Dozen club az her
home on Eastern avcnJ\ Tuesday even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

large class Of candidates were mi
=. -. klks last evening. A large num-
per or wheeling Eiks. who were IN AZ
t'hdtnce, participated In the work A
social session was given after the meet
ms. ana a very enjoyable time was bad
late hour 'NN a. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Ut, Inward I. hagcrman. OF Milwau-
kee. Wis. appeared last evening in a..
isst number OF the Epworth League en-
lerthnment course at the school hall
a large crowd was In attendance anu
enjoyed the lecture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Ahe entertainment a. be given in ia.
esh9ol hail Tuesday evening by the M
:. n. l.. Will be witnessed by a very
lIse crowd \ fine program has been
srrAnsed, which will be rendered b.
local talent Mrs. Marie Riley RarEer
viii read several interesting stores
anu MISS Carrie Cats will b. heard An
some beautiful solo numbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

\ number Of ladies' % Weedsneld have
received Invitations 10 attend a f,rc,.
moFh party 10 bc given la the E.lks' club
W heeling. Tuesday afternoon. April ~
ifit, ~ Mrs. Walter Beswick and Mr~.
J. Averiu McGlenn OF RridEeport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Nearly Completad.

The work OF repairing the bad hole
which was discovered Thursday morn.
ING on seventh street l. nearly com
pIeted- Many wagon loads OF cind-rs
were dumped ir.o the mole YESTERDAY.
street Commissioner Litmen viii prob.
ably nntsh the work to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

manager Smith. OF tho Mound CITY
team. has been busy the past fe,, - :,
stIoctins the men who will represent
me me clty lhia season on the diamond.
DC used In the first game The ria,,.rg
nave Dten getting out for practice eacb
evening and are getting In some fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

NNlIAa e a ri
show you sew
sral thousands
n letters from
uatieuts telling
q eNtraodiuarr
cures many af-
ter "a lifetime Ct
suffering an a
after medicines
and baths and
Everything else
they could try
had failed How
these sim = .
hut DO " cru
Drafts work 20
drive out palm
causing impure
ties f. carefully
explained and a.
Illustrated In my
free y a a l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

SUPPER this evening. an the basement Of
- iine menu has been a.
setNe a. O'Clock. A iarge number are
expected 20 attend as a large numb.r
OF tickets have been sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

me Work Of makinS the prison gar
oen mas been delayed on account OF tbr
cold weather. During the warm yyeatbsr
rev weeks ago. the Eround was put iu
feadlness Tor tho setting out OF plants
~ al SIMS and ii the cold snap hsG
damage would have been done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Egg Hunt Post,n.a

On account Of the condition Of the
nali park by the recent rains the ''t,gg
h1nl advertised FOR Saturday has been
called on. There viii BE- colored erE-
TOT sale at the Apron safe In the smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Many fine residences are being erect
Cd at Glendale. ON the principal streets.
Several OF the new homes are now near
ing completion. The ground II beinl.
broken for several bungaIows which
viii be erected In the new Dodell add
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Inteiliaeneer 1879 Almanac for 25e
today. Ss' 7"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
DOWDELL REALTY co
ElanhaIn


Bell Phones-Call Moundsyille.
OAnSe-SOo-h. Residence-237-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The Ladies Aid so,iCty. OF the chi
vary NJ. T.. church. will serve an Pastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
RHEU N ATISM
Gladly send My Drafts
which are Relieving Thou
sands to every Sufferer
TO TRY FREE

0e"u 'OuF Name On Postal.
rms or~r = open TO evervone -
o. II get a Dollar Pair OF Dyer'S Foot
NIAIte ~ return ru-t. rrerall. ON fr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

CINCINNATI. o.. April lO-United
sfs+es deputies to-day arrested VIII
hsSN \. Boyer and Elmer r.. Crist
conductors OF the Chesapeake and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

which comes with the Drafts As,er
trYing the Drafts. then N YOU ar. .,tis-
ueu send me one Dollar. III not thev
.,hiF reoS $3.50 Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The convention OF the Amalga-
mated Association OF Iron, Tin and
Steel Workers will be held In this
city from May . TO May %. Five hun
dred delegates coming from all parts
of ne Cnited states viii attend the
convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Cba-les Kline. aged 81. who has
serves seven terms. aggregating 30
years. In tie penitentiary, was re-
leased from tie Ohio prison to-day
Six OF the sentences were for coun-
terfeiting and the last for burglary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

While kneeiirg at the vesper serv-
ice IN Holy Cross Catholic church last
evening. an unknown man, poorly
dressed. stole a silver mesh bag from
Mrs. James A. Allen. The bag con-
tanned $50. some change and some
street car tickets.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

conviction has cared to order her ex-
ecution by fixing date for carrying
out the mandate of the court.
At the time Mrs. Edwards killed her
husband at Stouchsburg a negro was
arrested for the crime with her. Both
were convicted, but Mrs. Edwards
subsequently confessed. and took the
whole blame. Since her incarcera-
ton she has learned to read and write
and there has been n great change in
her personal appearance.
The State Pardon Board heard her
plea for a pardon about a month ago.
Thanks Her Friends.
Mrs. Edwards issued the following
statement this morning:
ITO the newspapers of the country
and the 100000 persons who have
stood by me IN the ordeal of my trial
and Imprisonment:
ut is through your efforts and the
effect on the Board of Pardons and
the grace of his eXcellency the Gov
ernor of this Commonwealth | to-day
renew my place in the world as a
free woman. TO all who have assist
ed me I offer my most heartfelt
thanks and wish them godspeed.
II shall, by living a life of purity
in the future, endeavor to redeem the
past. ! assure you that shall not do
anything that might betray your con-
fidence.
81 pass out of seclusion, and it is
my desire that / pass into seclusion."