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LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN
Pttsburg. Jan. IL

Pittsburg, Jan. 13.
Cattle-Choice. $S.6OG885: prime
$s4OmS.G0; good. $s15m835; fair
S.25M775; common. $G5007: heIf
ers, $550Fo8: common 20 good Cat
bulls. S450fc750; common 10 good fa'
cows. $3.5O0D7; fresh cows and spring
ers. S600D00.
Sheep and Lambs-Prime wethers
$5.G5m5.90; good mixed. $5.'565 co:
fair mixed s450G5; culls and com
mon, $203.5O; lambs. $5@S.25: veal
calves. s12m1250; heavy and thin
calves, S7NS.
Hogs-Prime heavy. $84O; heavy
mixed. Ss4068.45; mediums, heavy
Workers., llFht Workers and pigs. $8 so;
roughs, $72547G0. stays, Sc 650m7.
Cleveland, Jan. 10.
Cattle-Choice fat steers, S7.50mS;
good to choice. $7V75O; choice heif
ers. s6.5007; milchers and springer
$G06i so.
Hogs-Yorkers, $s45; mixed. So IS
heavies, ss45; pigs and lights, $S45;
stays. $G.7507.
Sheep-M.xed. S47565.25; bucks
s35O045O; culls, S3m4.
Calves--Good 20 choice. S12012.25.
heavy and common. sG095O.
Chicago, Jan. 13
Hogs-Recelots, $4,000 head. Puib
Of sales. sS.2O08 35. light. ss.O5a
$50; mixed, sS1O184O: heavy, $50
@8 40; roucs, $8100815; pigs
$675C8
Cattle Receipts. 10000 head
Beeves. $GG5093O: Texas steers
s6s508; stockers and feeders. sEo
TAO; cows and heifors. S34008.3O.
calves. $750@12.
Sheep Receipts, $1,000 head. Ma.
tive. S4s506.O5; yearllngs. $4,000
705 lambs. native 3G75O8.25.
Wheat May. 0fH.
Corn-May. C5H.
Oats--May. 397k.
East Buffalo, Jan 10.
Cattle-Receipts. COO head. Market
steady.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head. HEAVY.
mixed Yoriers and pigs, s8G008G5:
rouRhs. s. 6O0775; stays. scar:
dairies. SS500S6j.
Sheep - Receipts. $4,000 heed
Lambs. S5600S4O: yearilngs, s5a
725; wetbers. 25.750G.25; ewes, S3a
b.75; mixed, s5.60N5.85.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Pert Personals.

In spite OF the allurements OF inter
national discussion. Sir Thomas Lip
ton continues 10 say nothing aud pile
up Shamrocks.-W Washington Star.
"a birthday celebration Is draw.
back to progress. SAYS Lillian Russell.
which no doubt explains why this fair
progressive cut 'em out long since
Washington Post.
Chauncey NJ. Dcpew says the typl-
cal American girl of today is not near
ly as lovely as was the typical Ameri-
can girl OF fifty years ago All. but
Chauncey doesn't look at the girl OF
today as he did at the girl OF fifty
years ago!-Chicago Record-Herald
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
JUDGES IN CONSPIRACY?
Three Members Of st. Louie County
Court Are Accused.

ST. Louis, Jan. 3.--Prosecuting AZ.
torney LASTLY of 81. Louis county nlol
petitions In the circuit court charg,n.
that the three judges of the count
court OF st. Louis county had connlvcd
with two saloonkeepers 20 annul the
excise law. This law, passed by the
last legislature. placed the saloons OF
the county under control OF an exc'eo
board. Formerly licenses were issued
by the court.
The charges made are n develoD
ment of the campaign against the law
started by two saloonkoepers whose
applications for licenses he'd been re
fused. They applied to the circuit
court for a mandamus ordering trS
excise commission 70 Issue the
licenses. honlng thereby 10 brlrr -
constitutionollty OF excise 90 an 'ssua
The county court employed an ut
torney TO file an answer. THIS answat
intimated that the county iu1ges be
lieved the law unconstitutional.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
TOO FAST FOR M'ALLlSTER

Gibbons Rains Blows on oprorc-
Observation-Disclosures In Seventh
New York. Jan. 13.-Mise G,bbons
the st. Paul wizard. thouoh on
weighed by nearly eight pounds, toob
n step nearer the mld1lewelght chr
pionsh'p when he knocked out n =
McAlllster Of San Frapc'sco I'm ~
seventh round In Madison SCuarr
garden.
The end came when II was leaet ov
pected. Up 10 the sove0th round On
bons was evidently studying h'a u~-
for In the final round he wont aft e-
McAlllster like q Wild cat. Ha land
blow after blow with nierc'less ru"
nacity. McAll'ster threw his arr.
around Mikes waist and clung 10 hi~
like n drowning man until Nike drove
powerful rirht 10 the chin and 'c''
10 the pit OF the storach II was scv
eral moments before McAllister re
vIved and wondered what had hap
pened
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
HELD Fer GUN rLAY
Lee Angry When Blanks Are Subs
tuted For oad- A Carfrfd-eo

Lee Angry When Blanks Are substi.
tuted For Load. d CARTRIDGES.
Washington. Pa, Jan. 13.--Angered
because James Hurley had substitut-
ed blink for loaded cartridges in his
revolver. Alexander Lee reloaded the
weapon and drove Hurley from the
house NJ It's muzzle.
Patrolman Warren Kilgore, in
answer to frantic telephone calls from
neighbors. entered the house I'm which
Lee md Hurley lived and found Lee
standing In a corner OF the room with
the revolver in one hand and ham.
mer IN the other. After a sharp stru1.
gle the officer disaTmed Lee and took
him 20 Jail.
There the police placed charge Of
desertlon against him. They declare
he left his wife IN Salem. O.. taking
with him her trunk filed with her
clothes ana sllverware Mrs. Lee IS
on her way here 10 prosecute him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Income Tax Tips.

Is IL giving your bank any trouble to
collect your share OF the income tax p
Detroit Free Press
The problem is To get an income large
enough tO he taxed and then find u
way OF exempting H. Washington
Star.
Many men are lying awake nights
trying to discover how to prove thnt
they have no Incomes / hiladelphia
Ledger.
Well. the income tax Is In effect now.
ard IL Is mighty tinc for once To let
thr~othrr fellow do the worrying. In
diunapOlis News.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Thaw Happy.


Concord, N. H., Jan. i3.--Harry X.
Thaw, elated by the report OF the
federal court commission that his re.
lease on hai, would not endanger rub.
lie safety, rerained in his apartments
at local hotel receiving conrratula.
tions and planning visits within the
state should Federal Judge Aldr.ch nj.
low him freedom under bond.
The next move in the case will be
the fling by Thaw's counsel OF peti.
tion asking thot the amount OF bail be
fixed and a date for hearing on the
question viii be set by the court.
T1aw and his attorneys are still at
work preparing n brief ordered by
JUDGE Aldr'ch last month I'm the mot.
ter OF extrad.tlon and 70 which WI
liam T. Jerome. special derufv Il.
torney general OF New York, will re.
ply before the final court hearing ls
held.
Several attorneys conversant with
federal court procedure agreed that
Thaw, IL released under bonds wouli
be immune in every part OF the fed.
eral Jurisdiction from arrest by state
authorities.
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PUTS ALL IN SAME CLASS
Convict is Convict, Finds oivnn In
Turning Down Tolman's offer.

Convict is Convict, Finds GiVnn In
Turning Down Tolman's offer.
Albanv. ~ So. jan l3 -Governor
Glynn declared that millionaire con
yict should receive no more consider
alton than a paupcr convict and COZ
sequently denied the application oi
Daniel ". Tolman. the loan sha~b
king. that he be relieved from servin,
the two months and n half balance %
his sentence in the pen.tcntlary n he
agreed 90 not collect usuricua into
est on $4,000 in notes. In d~1vlnc
the application Governor Clynn said
IL part:
'1t would take from now until the
termination OF Toiman's sentence and
even longer TO learn how many Deoplr
would actually benefit by the proposed
destruction Of note. Tho acceptance
OF such a proposition would open the
way for men OF means 10 secure o
pardon that is not open 20 poor men. e"
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Education Notes.

Detroit appropriated 81 600 for school
dental inspection and clinics In i013.l4.
In Wisconsin seventy-two towns
have entered state wide social cen.
ter organization.
Students at Hopkins academy. Had
ley. Mass. learn TO work concrete ns n
regular part OF their course in ugricul.
ture.
In group of twenty-five boys taking
part time" agricultural work I'm five
agricultural schools In Massachusetts,
last yenr two earned mere than $500
each. twelv" morr than $500 and only
three lesS than 500 from their farm
produce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Aviation.

A "feathering propeller has been
made for diriglbIes.
The mortality among the air men Of
the United States army Is greater than
that OF any other country except Italy
Columbia university recently tested
an a"roplane propeller so arranged that
the direction OF the thrust could he
changed while In motion.
What is declared to be the safest
aeroplnne yet built in Frame Is stabil-
izcd automatically by the weight OF
the pilot aud passengers acting as a
pendulum.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
THaW'S RELEASE
t.lEANS A BATTLE
h.J YO-k Doesn't Think Judge
Gan Fra9 Him
WILL TEST RlGaT IN COURT
Attorney General carmo5y Of Empire
State Thinks Judge Aldrleh Has Gx.
eeeded His Authority In Thaw CAGE.
Harry Is Flaming FOR Time When
He WIN No Longer &c In CUSTODY.
Attorney Jerome's Comment.

Albany, n. y. Jan. 13.--In case
Judge Aldrich OF the federal court IN
New Hampshire releases Harry IAaw
on l'al as recommended in the report
made to him by the commission Wi. .ch
made an investigation OF Thaws
mental condition. New York. through
its attorney general. will take an inn
mediate appeal To higher court and
will carry its contention to the SUI
preme court IL necessary.
The states law ohcials believe
Judge AldriCh has exceeded his au-
thority In entertaining proceedings
Il ean for the release OF the pg4s-
oner and Attorney General Carmody
Is soNvre m nis criticism OF the action
taken.
Mr.. Carmody regards as Illegal the
present proceedings before judge
Aldrich. IL was pointed out at the at
torney generals office that Judge
Aldrich was conducting these proceed
ings in violation OF two importan,
provisions OF the federal constitution.
1t is known that the attorney gen
eral takes the position that Just as
soon as Governor Felker OF New
Hampshire approved the papers call.
ing for the extradition OF Thaw from
New Hampshire TO New York state
there was but one question upon
which judicial proceedings could be
instituted and that was whether or
not New Yorl's requ,sltion papers
were legal as TO form.
Attorney General Carmody regards
any movement looking for the release
of Thaw under bonds as equivalent to
giving Thaw his permanent freedom
and for that reason viii make everv
effort in cooperation with Governor
Glynn to prevent the consummation OF
such a plan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
TROOPS LEAVE STRIKE zon
Sheriff Left to Keep Copper Country
Peaceful.

Houghton, M4cn., Jan. 13.-The last
Of the state troops LETT the str..ie
zone when fi4ty-two artillerymen
boarded special train for Lansing.
Several OF the men announced that
they intended TO return and take serv.
ice at the mining companies as mount
ed policemen.
The troops came into the strike dis.
trict July "a, the day after the strike
started, and the tour OF duty until Jan.
IL was said to have been the longest
in the annals Of the Michigan national
guard. Their departure leaves Ke.
weenaw county's law and order in tho
care of Sheriff John Hepting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Fashion Frills.

We are hoping that decolletc gowns
will not be- any lower under the new
tariT law Washington Herald.
DecoI'etc evening shirts are said TO
be the latest fad Most Of us are
doomed TO be hopelessIy behind the
times -- Detroit Free Press
one remarkable aspect Of this time
f. the fact that. Judging by the funny
clothes. you cannot tell college hoy
from tired business man. Chicago
News
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
GOVERNORS JOIN MOVE
oo-to-church Plan lndorsed by Five
Executives.

Boston, Jan. l3.--Neports received
at the Headquarters OF the Christian
Endeavor society In this city Indicate
that the suggestion that Goto-chu~ch
Sunday be made national movement
has met with encouraging response.
Messages Endorsing the plan have
come from Vice President Marsh1l'
and Governors Goldsborough OF Merry
land, Hays OF Arkansas. Ammons OF
Colorndo Wann OF Virginia and Glynn
OF New York.
Accord.n~ to Secretary william
Shaw an elaborate campaign has bee
planned I'm Chicago for Feb. !. In
Massachusetts the State Federation OF
Churches has named Feb as a state
wide go to-church Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
DEER TURN ON FRIEND
Keeper Gored to Death--Horan Could
Not Believe There Was Danger.

NccpcT SoFco 10 Oeatn-foran Could
Not Believe There Was Danger.
Babylon, l.. l., Jan. 13.-In n
desrerate fight with herd OF weather
maddened deer. led by n huge antlered
buck Patrick Horan. n keeper I'm the
deer park on the late Edwin Hawley's
estate at West Isllp, was gored TO
death. No one saw the battle but
blood stained pitchfork. broken club.
ground torn up for many rods and
blood dripping wounds on the deer
themselves were mute witnesses to
the terrific struggle the aged man put
up for his life.
Horan had been warned repeatedly
not TO go into the deer pen alone. But
he had seen most of the herd grow
up and said none of them would ever
hurt the old man who had petted and
fed them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Five Years Freed dom at Least.


New York, Jan. 13.-Wlliam Trav
ers Jerome dis ussing the Thaw case
said that he is now convinced that
the matter will ultimately reach the
supreme court OF the United States.
This means that Harry Thaw cannot
be returned TO Matteawan for five
years. IL ever. and that in the mean.
tive he Will be in federal custody and
probably out on bail to do and act as
his whims dictate.
"Whatever way Judge Aldrich acts"
he continued, "in regard to the pres
ent proceedings the case will go TO
the United States supreme court. I
am sure we will appeal II reversed,
and certainly the other side would con.
tinue the fight"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
lNDlC1HEgI QUASHED

Prosecution Of Highways Commits.
sioner BigoloW st End.
Sunbury, Pa. Jan. 13.-Jujge IT. w.
Cummings in the Northu 1borl8nd
county court here ordered the iudiot
ment quashed against state Highway
Commissioner r. III. B geiow aoI his
assistants. Joseph w. Hunter. D A.
Jones, samuel ID. Foster and Arthur
s. Clay.
These state officials were prosecuted
by the shamokin Motor club because
n certain stretch Of highway near
shamolin, the property Of the state.
was not reDaired.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Attempt TO Dynamite BRIDGE.

Kimberley. South Africa. Jan. 1S.-
A desperate attempt was made TO
wreck with dynamite the great rail
road bridge NJ Fourteen Streams
ebout fifty miles north OF here on the
Trausyaal border. The ra Is were
torn uD by the explosion and the ap-
proach was damaged. but the bridge
withstood the shock.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
EmbezzIement Be- charned.

Washington, Pa. Jan 13.-Jacoh
Bosero Of Fredericktown was locked
up IN the county jal 10 await a hear
ing before Justice RalstOn Of Waahing
ton on chorges OF embezziement. The
defendant is charged with going
about among the foreigners IN mining
towns soliciting money with which 10
buy their steamship tickets back
lofua
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15

Wheeling. w Va, Jan. 13 -Appiica.
tion was made In the circuit court OF
Ohio county for a lunacy commission
for Captain Blackburn y. Dovener.
who represented the frst West Vir
ginia district I'm congress from 1894
L lg04 and was for FIVE wears mem
b"f ~ the rivers and ho-bors com
mif,et
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Town Topics

More than 500 saloous IN Cincinnati
havr bccn clpscd bc the new law. but
no n!oulhs 50 Louis Globe. Democrat
Eansns city Is going ~ have husy
iitt!c onicial-a municipal guardian e.
se'tic family rows lu the home. Chi
cago News
Chicngo Is quite right In teaching
agriculture in its night schools II
occupies more than i01 squarp miles
~ Illltuis. which Is one Of the great
farming states Of the Union. Cleye.
land Leader
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Girl Accuses white slavers.

Alliance. o.. Jan. 13.-Jack Myers
was bound over to common pleas cour'
by Mayor w. p. Barnum under $40 roo
bond on the charge OF randerinF
Nellie Mack. formerly OF Plttsburg. an
peared against him and says she hoe
paid him over $4,000. He gives ME
home as Dunkirh. N. Y. United States
officers will be asked 20 take the case.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
FIND CONDUCT IMPROVED
PhonoUraph Helps Prisoners, So
Movies viii Be Tried.

monograph heips Prisoners, So
Movies viii Be Tried.
Baltimore. Jan. 13.-Close on the
abolition at the Maryland house OF
correction OF the striped suit. nogging.
"cufHing" up and solitary confinement,
comes the announcement that within
short time a moving picture outfit
VIII be established in the institution.
Recently "a photograph was given to
the prison and good" prisoners arc
allowed during recreation hours and
on Sundays 10 listen 20 the instru
ment. The imDrovement in conduit
among the 400 or more men ana
women has been 50 marked that
Superintendent Lankford and the
board Of managers decided 70 give
them the movies.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
English Etc'lings.

Trial by jury In Britain dates from
the reign Of Etbelred l., SGG-71 a. -.
The oldest known English picture II
one Of Chnucer painted In the year
1880.
Tie FIRST temperance society I'm Eng
land was formed at Bradford I'm Feb.
ruary. 1880
Threadneedie street. I'm London. Is
supposed to have gained its name from
the three needles used as the sign Of
the Needlemakers' company
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ereak corea Id salt Rlver.

Care Town. South Africa. Jan. "a
The FIRST break in the ranks OF the
nonstriking railroad employees in Cape
Colony occurred at Salt River, two
miles from Cane Town. Half the men
in the railroad shops laid down their
tools.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15

Kane, Pa, Jan. fS.-This section
OF the state is- IN the grasp Of one
OF the worst wind ana aTowfterpns 5
seen in years. In the oil fields. where
The most damage was done. many der.
ricks and trees we're blown down. The
snow IN some sections OF this city has
drifted TO a depth Of forty-two inches.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Williams Name Exoected.

That The president VIII send 70 the
serate the name Of John Skelton vii
Hams TO be comptroller OF tire cur.
.%Snls and ex-ofcio member Ct the
federal reserve board was the q. o.Inion
OF both Democratic and Republican
senators familiar with the situation
Republican senators said that the
nomination would be confirmed only
after much delay.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
IOB COST YEGGs MONEY
Drop Dime While at Work on Empty
Safe.

Safe.
Chicago, Jan. IA pair of safe.
blowers who entered the Twentieth
Century theater are out one dime,
droDped on the floor, some Soup" /"
two hours Of hard work and several
days patient waiting.
Here is the explanation. The men
carried big ladder to the moving
picture operators window. Then they
dragged bis safe from the office into
the theater and blew off the door.
They found two bunches Of tickets
and no money. They lost dime while
at work
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15

Washington, Jan. 13.-Thorough IN.
vestlgatlon Of strike conditions in the
copper mines OF Calumet and Han.
cock and South Rance districts OF
Michigan was proposed in a resolu.
tion by Senator Ashurst OF Arizona.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15

Altoona, Pa. Jan. 10 3--huvcrrd be.
cause he was refueed Che hanF OF q
nine vearold r'rl in marr'are. IL is II.
ieged John Vane. on italian labo-r~
Of Be'lwood. fred four shots into O. o.
Uody of the girls frther. Cu'au pet
rolf. wealthy italian of Beuwoo1.
PETROL is I'm tho h~e~ref -nd mav do.
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U. s. WIN Care For LluertaIsts.

U. s. VIII Care For tluertaists.
Washington. Jan. 13.--A decision
was reached here that for the present
the United States will care for the
5000 federal soldiers and the women
and children who Joined them In the
flight from Ojinaga.
This course was determined upon In
n conference between Secretary OF
War Garrison and Major General
Wood and Counsellor Moore of the
state department.
II will cost the United Strtes about
81 000 n day 60 play the unwelcome
role OF host 10 these Mevlcans at Fort
Bliss at El Paso. Tex. TO reach this
point they will have TO make n trip
overland sixty miles TO Maria, Tex.
the nearest railroad station. Arrange
ments are already being rlade TO pro-
vide railroad transportation for the
refugees from Maria 20 VI Pnso.
All women and hlldren who care
10 accompany tie ld'ers will be per-
mitted 10 do so. Others who may not
viii be allowed TO stay II presidio and
will be cared for temporarily by the
Red Cross there
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
new REVOLT
ABOUT TO B2EAK
Vs;qlISia h0vem1ut to Be Next
In Mexico
OJINkGA REFUGEES ON MOVE
NUMBER IL

Washington Administration Orders
Captured Federals TO Fort Bliss In
I'll paso, Where They win Receive
Good Care and Atsentlon---Rebel
General Villa Expects to March into
Mexico CITY.
El Paso. Tex. Jan. IA new rev-
olution ia believed to be brewing in
Mexico, for uniforms. ordnance and
other military eQuipment have been
arriving at the local freight houses
for several days.
This equipment Is thought TO b. .lor
the new Nasqu,sta movement which
the leaders are trying to recruit from
the escaping federals.
Ton packing eases. government Of
iicers say have been received at two
frelsht Offices recently addressed TO
"W. II. Kirk" These packing cases
contain uniforms, ride belts and other
ordnance equipment. One box weighs
1900 mounds and the others are also
very heavy.
P0nCho Villa has begun To move his
army TO chihuahua prenaratory TO his
campaign southwark. villa viii leave
only n few soldiers here. At chihua.
hua he expects TO have forae OF
10000 men from which TO draNAiar
his attack on Torreon.
THE defeat OF the northern division
OF the federal army leaves us con
cerned only with the SOUTH" said Villa.
"The few remaining federal garrisons
on the west and east coasts will be
driven out by our forces now sur.
rounding them. Mexico City has al.
ways been my destination and will
soon be there" villa announced Of
flcially that his loss I'm the lighting
Saturday night included % killed and
4G wounded. He declared that he
buried or burned $50 dead federals
and took 20 prisoners and that none
OF the prisoners was executed. ~-ffe
said they we're being used for clean
ing the town.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
PEOPLES ACQUITTED
Attorney General Of South Carolina On
Trial For Murder.

Columbia 10 O.. Jan. 13s-Thoma
NJ. Peoples, attorney general OF Sour
Carolina. was acquitted Of murder
here. Ife was tried for the killing of
Robert Marshall, negro chef az the
Elks' home.
Witnesses testified that the killing
wee accidental The trial took two
hours.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-15
Would Probe Steel AGAIN.

Another Investigation of the United
States Steel corporation was proposed
in a resolution introduced in the sen
ate by Senator Lane of Oregon.
It directs the interstate commerce
commission TO subpoena w. P. Greene
Of Creighton, Neb., and give him an
opportunity TO furnish proofs and
charFes that the corporation has en-.
ioyed Illegal rebates within six years.