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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-11
NEW CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL
CHURCH is DEDICATED AT
BETHANY YESTERDAY

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 fns IntsIlir.pser
BETHANY. W. Va. oct i0-Beth
any Memorial Church. erected IN sight
Of the church whore the Disciple re.
liFion bad 90 birth was dedicated 10.
night Three big services. morning.
afternoon and evening with SUNDAY
school and Christian Endeavor.
marked tho hrst DAVIS uorrhip In tho
new house By liberal rlftr of EN-
fommunicanfs and especially tne
Hon Ear vs. OFlebay. Of WheeIine.
Hon. VI " Cochran. OF Tnionf0wn.
Pa, and 81 a Loug. OF 49, Louis. Ma
n va possible for tho CONGREGATION
10 leave The building tonlght free from
= CONGREGATIONAL debt Pledges 10
cover The amount OF fl8 1000 we're
taken today
This new house 0f God b. located on
Vain street. facing Bethany college
re location. o. surroundinFs. ife cen
traliza'ion, az o. both town and
county folk. makes if one of The usst
de1ra5le places ln Brooke county
Contributed along Tudor gothic lines.
even 10 the electric uahf globes. f ie
perfect In architecture. Visitors who
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went through the church today pro.
nounced 10 entirely above even tho
slightest criticism
If iH not monument To- the mem.
ory of one person. neither if 10 an on.
dowed church. ft was buIlded by tho
Christian people of Bethany. former
students of Bethany college. mon Who
became Christians in Bethany. aud ~
parents Of students who united win
ihe church here. and who have since
passed 20 Tho Great Beyond = spirit
~ good viii lnd holpfuinora has pro
vailed since tho bnFinninr Of rna
movement l0r tho nov church. and Or
J }. horran. the pastor. feels that
biz thinRs are in store fOr lis church
Time after time. today. tho historic
FiFnlhcancC Of tho event was m
prerred upon tho audiences Dr. 3 a
Rains % Cincinnati. o.. who delivered
th" main address. dwolt 10 length
upon Tho founding of Bethany church.
and Tho founding Of Bethany college.
NJ direct subsidiary. a. 10 we're. OF
Bethany church ln his reminifconcea
tconanusd on Fsgs TsnJ
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AND MRS. GAIT
VISIT BROTHER OF FORMER
BASES FOR GERMAN
SUBS ON BLACK SEA

PETRoGRAD. Oct. 10. 12:4o p. m.
via London. 4:25 D. m.-Telegrams
from sebastopol report that bases Tor
German submarines have been estab-
lished at Varna and Bargas. the prin.
cipal Bulgarian ports on the Black sea.
IL Is assumed that 1t was from these
bases that the German submarines
mentioned In yesterday war office
report. approached the Crimean coast.
from which they were driven by Rus
sian destrOyers.
A large number Of Austrian and Ger.
man aeroplanes is reported to have
crossed Servian territory In the direc-
tiOn Of Bulgaria.
SIX thousand men described a. Bul.
garian reservists from Germany hase
been held up a. the Rumanian from.
tier on suspicion that they are Aus
trian and German NRinoers and ofii-
GERS. The Rumanian government has
demanded that these men be- idenu-
ned
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WANT U. S. TO
LEAD FOR PEACE

NEW YORK. Oct. 1O.-The utter
state of exhaustion OF both the victor
and the vanquished az the close of the
present war in Europe. former Presi-
dent William n. Taft said in an ad-
dress here today. will result in the
people of the warning nations being
in position to demand OF their rulers
that some means BE- taken to make
The recurrence impossible. He de-
clared that II was none too early to
begin discussion Of the proposals
which he hoped this nation would Of
fer. through is representatives. at the
conference OF nations that is certain
TO folio" the war
In his address. which was delivered
az the Mount Morris Baptist Church.
Mr.. TAFT outlined the proposals Of the
League 20 Enforce the Peace. OF which
which he Is president. expressed the
hope that the United States would
take the lead az the close OF the war
IN the establishment OF the league as
a world power for the enforcement OF
peace
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Canal viii Be
Closed Until
First of Year

PANAMA, Oct. 10.-A careful sur
vey OF the slide area in the GaIliard
| cut reveals the fact that there probab-
ly are lO.OO0.O00 cubic yards OF earth
I'm motion, which must be taken out
by dredging operations before a per-
nlanent channel through the cut is
possible. This Is the conclusion
reached by canal engineers who con-
cede that there Is now little hope of
opening the waterway even for tho
temporary use of shipping much be-
fore the first Of the year.
The present rate o. wst excavsf ioa
Is million yards per month, and at
this rate II would require not less than
ten months TO remove the mass. which
is now sliding into the canal consider
able faster than the dredges can take
II out. IL is said that often the canal
bottom bulges up to a height of fif-
teen feet above the surface OF the Wa
ter. due TO the tremendous weight of
the hillsides.
The area OF motion is roughly cal
culated to be in the neighborhood of
175 acres. which constitute the great
est slide area In the history of the
canal. IL extends $500 feet back of
the center line OF the canal prism.
Major General George w. GoethaIs,
Governor OF the Canal Zone. has not
yet made an official announcement
concerning the probability of opening
temporary channel. but Il is believed
shipping interests have been given to
understand the nature of the situation.
and II is probably that the most OF
the 100 ships now here awaiting pas
sage through the canal will be or
dered TO their destinations by other
routes
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Supreme Court
To Act Upon
Big Questions

WASHINGTON. Oct 10 Many
questions OF national concern are De-
fore the supreme court for decision
during the session of eight months
which begins tomorrow. Exactly bs2
cases are now awaiting disposition
After formally opening the term
tomorrow and admitting attorneys to
practice. the court will adjourn ac-
cording to custom and proceed to the
White House to pay respects to the
President. Argument OF cases Will
not begin until Tuesday and decision
in cases under advisement during the
summer recess will not be delivered
before Monday. October IS. at the
earliest.
series of cases from New York.
Boston. Washington and Detroit cali
ing in question the constitutionality Of
the income tax law. in point OF view
has been advanced for consideration
tomorrow or Immediately thereafter
II Is probable. however. that the New
York alien labor law cases will Ie-
lay arguments on the income tax until
later in the week. The success OF the
tax is regarded ty the government as
hinging on these cases and the attor
ney general has prepared an elaborate
defense
After the income tax cases are
heard the court will listen to argu-
ments IN cases involving the consJtu-
tionality Of the Arizona alien labor
law and the federal migatory bird law
and appeals of the government and Of
steamship lines from a decision OF the
federal district court in Southern New
YORK IN the proceedings under the
sherman antitrust law for alleged un-
lawful conspiracy to restrain competi-
tion in the transportation OF storage
Passengers from Europe to the United
States
Important decisions under the Sher
man antitrust Law are expected from
the court during the term.
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LONDON, Oct. 10, 10 p. M
The Austro-Germans are now in
full possession OF Belgrade and
the heights surrounding the city
and have begun an advance esat-
ward toward the mountains which
the Servians last year so stubborn
ly defended against .the Austrians.
For some time TO come the in
vaders, II is expected. will have
to fight only rear guards, whose
duty Il is to delay their progress,
for the Servians will doubtless
have to do as on previous ooess-
ions-fall back until they reach
positions in which they will have
the best opportunity Of holding
their ground. In fact, military
writer's here do not expect
pitched battle on this front for
ten days Of fortnight, by which
time the allies forces landed at
Saioniki should have Joined hands
with the Servians.
The 6uIssrians, so far as is
known, have not yet made any
incursion into Servian territory,
and IL is believed that they will
withhold their hands until they
know how matters 90 with the
Austro-Germans. Some Balkan
authorities, indeed. still believe
that the 6uIgarians will not in
terfere with the movement north.
ward OF the An9lo-Freneh expedi-
tion, for TO do so would irmedi-
ately bring the shells Of the war
ships into their ports on the
Black and Aegean seas, probably
followed by the landing OF Russian
troops at varns and Burqas and
Of other allied troops at oedeao-
hatch.
Greece and Rumsnia remain in
terested spectators although the
former has given assurance OF her
benevolent neutrality toward the
allies. Representatives Of the en-.
tente powers have furnished the
Greek government with inforna-
tion concerning the agreement be-
tween Bulgaria and Germany.
which. Il 10 alleged, gives the
euiears a free hand to deal not
only with SerVis, but with Greece
as we'll, should the central powers
win.
No Change Reported.
Tue lighting on the various from
fconunued on Page Tsnl
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NEW CLUES
TO BANDITS
DISCOVERED
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS
IN TRAIN ROBBERY
FORTHCOMING.
All Former Theories Are Upset
BY New Developments-0f-
ficials Are Reticent.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CLARKSBURG. w Va. Oct. 10
New and startling developments may
result within the next few days con
cerning the robbery of Baltimore and
Ohio train No. I at Central as a con.
sequence of important clues discov.
cred today somewhere between
Clarksburg and Parkersburg' by T.
w. Athey of Martinsburg. United
States Deputy Marshall. who returned
here tonight and is holding confer.
ence with other federal officers. These
clues entirely upset the theory that
the bandits who held up the train es
capped across the Ohio river. but for
obvious reasons information concern
ing them are withheld for the present
by federal authorities. One federal of
hcer. however. goes so far as TO state
that the new information gained today
Is OF such importance that an unex,
pected turn in the case may be ex.
pected within q few days.
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SPEND THE DAY IN BALTI
MORE, RETURNING HOME
LAST EVENING.
Large Crowds Greet Couple-For
eign Rulers Send Con-
gratulations.

WASHINGTON. oct 10 Prest
dent Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait
his hance motored to Baltimore TODAY
TO visit the Presidents brother
Joseph Y. Wilson. who had not mel
the next mistress OF the White House
before. While there the party attend
ed church and were the guests of
honor n family luncheon party
several hundred persons in Baltt
more learned Of the presensce OF me
couple and croyded about the church
and the apartment house i'm whicr
Joseph r. Wilson lives. 10 catcb a
glimpse or the President and hrs
bride 10 be-
Mrs. Gait wore beautiful blus
taifeta gown. black velvet hat trim
med With fur, champagne ooiored
gloves and short face veil and
smiled happily at the crowd fno
President too smiled cordially. or
the third finger of her left hand. Mrs
Cali wore the diamond engagement
ring siven her BY the President in
New York. u had been reported fnat
ihe platinum ring was set with only
"a solitaire diamond. but today IL was
noticed that DO also had several
smaller diamonds in the narrow aoid
band
Efforts Of man giving his name a.
Joseph Pruiik and bis address a.
brussels. Belgium. to follow tho
President party and later 10 enter
ine church caused ripple OF excite.
m"ni Tho man said DO was collect
tContinusd on Pag. rhr..,
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those OF summer are in prospect The
weather forccaster predicted Monday
would be- fair and somewh hat warmer
Than today The third game OF tha
series. 90 was expected. would deveiop
O. moro studied scheme Of play bv
both teams. HavIur crappled for Ms
innings. the teams have raincd an
estimate of The csiibrr of their on.
roncnts and each is expected TO
show on Improvement in strategy and
action
Ihuadclphia's campaign win AGAIN
refoIFc around Alexander. kInc.pIn
pitcher OF the National League cham.
rionF The failure OF MAYER. who
pitched for tho phInios IN the game
which Hoston won on SATURDAY. has
cmrr1silCd the fact admitted bv the
Philadelphia teams supporters that
"a is. largclv on AloXandcrs pitching
sSiH' that the team hopes hereafter
Tor world champion. The Rcd Soy
were succcssfui. lu au unexpected de-
grcc iu hitting his delivery on Fridav
and followers of thc local club we're
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NO DEFINITE CLUE.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, Oct. 10
No definite clue has yet been de-
veioped 70 The robbers OF the mail car
on the passenger train at Central Fri.
Gay morning. Although numerous re-
ports OF possible clues are received.
none OF them have been productive OF
results so Jar. Chief Leigh OF the
baltimore and Ohio detectives is still
here and has twenty OF more men out.
The postal inspectors are still at work.
Chief Chapman and other officers are
working on a clue here of three
strangers who were thought to be the
bandits when discovered In hiding and
who asked of some boys questions re-
garding directions out of the city.
They were not seen afterward.
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76O COKE OVENS
TO BE STARTED

UNlONTOWN. Pa. oct. 1O-The
return OF prosperity In the steel in
dustry Is being reflected in the coke
helds Of this country. Announcement
made today by the IT, G. Prick Com.
pany that 500 new coke ovens were
fired last week. and that this week
$50 additional ovens will be put in
operation. The company will then he
running 90 per cent OF capacity. A
great scarcity OF labor Is reported bv
the local coke operators. although the
highest wage scale ever paid coke
workers g. in effect here.
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AUTO OYER BANK,
INSTANTLY KILLED

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 1O.-J Brad
ford Laws. Of Sinclair. La. was in
stantly killed and his brother.H Lang
don Laws, Jr.. was seriously hurt
when an automobile. which the latter
was driving, went down a thirty-foot
embankment near Plainsville. o.. early
today The party was returning from
the Miami Club. al MEANWHILE. o..
and encountering a dense fog. lost
their way, which is said 10 be the
cause OF the accident
Mr.. Laws. who Was here with his
wife and three children. visiting his
parents. was prominently connected
with the sugar industry Of Louisiana
lie was 80 years Of age
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U. S. PARCEL POST
TO ARGENTINA

WhSHiNGTON. Oct TO- - signing
the United States and Argentina. 81.
the United States and Argentina. o.
tecuvc October lj. was announced o.
uleht by Postmaster General Bur'e.
son Psraruay now ia The only coun
try Of South or Central America Win
which such a treaty has born con
cludod
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Big PAYMENTS
ON GERMAN LOAN

BERLIN. oct 1O-(By wireless 10
TuckertOn. y. Payments on sub.
scriptions 10 the third German war
loan up 20 October Z. amounted 10
6420.900 600 marks 81 sos .225. .OO0l
The Austrian genefan pension insti.
tute has subscribed 10000 900 crowns
Sls,tJO.oOOl 10 the coming Austrian
war loan. The Vienna hank Verein
has subscribed 10000 900 crowns. the
RothsChlids $4,000 600 and the skoda
Works 1000 600. The Vienna hank
Nerein has subscribed ten million
crowns 20 the Hungarian loan. the
Rothgchiids $4,000 900 and the Skoda
Works 1000 600
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UNIQUE DEFENSE
BY TWO MEXICANS

EAGLE PASS, Texas. oct 10
Two Mexicsns arrested today for hr.
ing across the Rio Grande into Ncxf.
co pleaded that they were ceIebrs.
ting the decision OF the American con.
ference 20 recognize the Carranza
government They were held in iail
pending investigation.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 10.
Official adviees have been re-
ceived here that the governments
OF Argentina, Brazil and Chile are
IN accord with the decision Of the
United States TO grant reeoqni-
tion to the party led by General
Carranza as the de faeto govern
ment in Mexico.
II became known today that
some of the South American gov
ernments, long before yester-
days conference, had authorized
their diplomatic representatives
TO favor the recognition OF Gen.
eral carrsnza in the Pan-Ameri-
can deliberations.
President Wilson has received
from Secretary Lansing a report
Of the proceedings OF the final
conference. but several days aqo
he Indicated TO the Secretary his
aequiescence IN the plan pro-
posed.
The form in which recognition is q
be accorded has not been decided. bu
Il may be done by formal notification
to Eliseo Asredondo, authorized rep
resentative here of the Carranza gov
ernment The notice of recognition
Is expected within week. This viii
result in the immediate order OF al
on arms against factions OF
posed TO Carranza, a step which vii
n aterially weaken the resources o
the villa element which intends I,
continue the fight I'm Mexico. Migue
DiaZ Lombardo gave out statemen
In behalf of the villa faction. declar
ing that while II was a sourse OF sat
isfaction that the United States ha,
shown IFS sympathy with the Mexican
revolution asains
(continued on Page Tenl
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MINER KILLED BY
INTER URBAN CAR

Special ni. patch to che Intelligence.
FAlRNONT. " Va. Oct 10 Tho
dead body of william Anklcy. an En1
lishmau. was found carly this morn.
ing ON The Helieviow cal line near tho
BellcviDw sIdInl Bee had been atruck
by an intorurHaH Fairvicw car. ono
arm torn OF. lex severed and his
body mauglod
Anklcy was a miner from fhc la.
kato mines below the city. 30 was
returning from pt Marion when -
accident occurred He leaves "a wife
and Eve children iu Myersdaio. Pa
whore the body viii be taken tomor.
row
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THE WHATEVER

WAsHINoToE. oct. io.-roreoast.
western Pcnnsyivania-Pnir and
warmer MONDAY. Tuesday cloudy and
warmer; probably rain az night
Ohio-fair. warmer Monday: Tuesday
rain, colder northwest
west virgfnia-Fair, warmer Monday.
Tuesday cloudy. probably rain At night.
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Big RAIL ORDER
BY The B. & 0.

BALTIMORE. Nd. oct IO--Con.
tracts have been Dot by tho Baltimore
a. ohtn Railroad fof f1 500 ions Of
rails Tor immediate delivery Prac.
urall1 100 of tho rails will D. used
Tor replacement n the main lines
They arc of heavy type. weighing 100
pounds fo The yard
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FATALLY STABBED
BY UNKNOWN MAN

Special Dispatch 'n uI. IrfsIIsanrr-
PARkEHsBUHG vs.. VH. oct IO -
Dan Irisalcr and Tho MSuonough
two young men OF fhla city. were
stabbed tonicht aud the former Is In
serious condition and hls recovery
ts hardly expected The two men
made an attack on an unknown man
who waf crossing tho bridge leading
10 The CITY, end whose Identity has
not been learned
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TWO STEAMERS
SENT TO BOTTOM

LONDON. Oct. 10. 7:1o .. m.-The
sinking of two more steamships. one
of them a neutral. was announced to-
day. They are the British steamer
Newcastle. 3.iO2 tons gross. owned
In Newcastle. and the Greek steamer
Dimitries, 2.50s tons.s owned in An
dros. The crews OF both vessels are
reported to have been saved.
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SERvIANS ADMIT FALL OF CITY AND ARE FALL,
ING BACK TO SECOND LINE OF DE-
FENsE TO MAKE STAND
BULGARIA HAS NOT YET MADE INCURSION IN.
TO SERVIAN TERRITORY AWAIT
OUTCOME OF GERMAN DRIVE
WILL NOT OPPOSE MOVEMENT OF ALLIED
TROOPS, FEARING BOMBARDMENT-
OTHER FRONTS UNCHANGED

BERLIN Oct 10 London m-Dispaches from the
Servan front that Belgrade greatly BY
the bombardment The city possible
some private buildings destroyed.
servan guards contested the passage through the city
streets of the Teuonic forces Part of population
mains in Belgrade.
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NEWS OF ACTION OF CoNFEREEs is RECEIVED
WITH GREAT JOY BY THE RESIDENTS
OF MEXICO CITY.
FORMAL ACT WILL CARRY WITH 1T EMBARGO
ON ARMS AGAINST ALL OTHER
FACTIONS IN COUNTRY
VILLA AGENTS SAY ACTION is MISTAKE AND
THAT THE GENERAL WILL CON
TINUE HIS FIGHTING.

MEXICO CITY Oct 1oNews of the decision recognize
Caranza government received with joy by military
element here ALI the issued
Pablo Gonzales commander of the City
will hold reception tomorrow the event
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LAREDO Texas Oct 1oExes in Laredo began repatrang
today when received that
accorded recognition the United
OF the amnesty recently offered Already
has begun to show heavy increase
Reports Nuevo of the coming recopn
ton was received with great rejoicing through
elaborate demonstrations continued all many villages
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tconunusd on Fsgs rsnJ
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Fair and warmer Monday: Tuesday
cloudy and warmer, probably rain AZ
night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-14
RACE FOR DOLLARS
MAKES OUR NATION
"DEATH'S WORKSHOP"

San Francisco, July l4.-"Deaths
Workshop is the way DR.. Charles Il.
Aked, pastor of the First Cougrega
tional church of san Francisco. and
Rev. Walter Rauscheubuseh. professor
Of church history at the Rochester theo.
logical seminary, described the United
states in joint protest circulated here
today.
Dr. Aked, a native of England, was
formerly pastor of the church in New
York City, where John d. Rockefeller
attended. DR. Rauschenbusch ia ma.
tive born citizen Of German blood.
1T is common knowledge that cnorm.
GUS shipments OF arms and ammunition
have been made by American factories,
and that more enormous shipments have
been ordered, wrote the two ministers,
in part, "our country is becoming a
workshop of death Plants built to turn
out locomotives, airbraKes and type.
writer's have been refittcd to manufac,
ture guns and shrapnel.
"This war trade is not for patriotism
but for profit, Here is u given quantity
of shropncl ready for export The profit
on it is SlOO The probable number Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-14
Clans Are Gathering
For Murder Trial
With Muttered Threats

Bedford, Ia, July li.--The clans
were gathering here today FOR one Of
the most unique trials IN the history OF
Amefiean courts when four men must
fncc charges Of murder aa the result of
a crime committed In 1868. All arc now
old mon. That wealthy cattlcman and
his son were killed and 100000 buried
ON farm near here became known
only when suit was brought by Sampcl
Anderson, claimant Of part Of the trens.
uro,
Muttered threats were heard against
Anderson here today He IN held rc.
sponsible for the urrest Of Bates Hunts.
man, Samuel Scrivncr and John and
Henry Damowood, the men to be tried.
The trial was scheduled 10 open this
morning, but was postponed until 7 p.
m. owing TO washouts having delayed
tho arrival Of witnesses for the state.
Attorney General Cosson, II IA snid
intends TO inform the court that ho will
not participate In the prosecution Of the
men Samuel Scrivuer was on the verge
of collapse today and the othor defend
ants have been dcepy stirred by the
charges brought against them. Scnsa.
tionul stories have been told Of how
the -four men murdered the cnttlemen
and bis son, buried their bodies aud
then buried tho treasure chest where II
was recently recovered