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URICH GOES
ON THE STAND
MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER OF
CONSTABLE RIGGS TESTI-
FIES IN OWN BEHALF
Denies Striking Officer But An
swers Evasively on Cross-Exami-
natiOn-Will Finish Saturday.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. April I4.-'rhe
state completed its case in the trial
OF Louis Urich. charged with the muir
der OF Constable w. II. Riggs in the
Pennington strike riots of last Feb.
ruary. when Doctor ]. w. Mcdonald.
superintendent OF the miners hospital
gave a careful demonstration of the
nature OF the wounds which caused
the officers death.
A number Of witnesses. most OF
tnem Americans, were examined by
the state today. These men told how
they saw Louis Urich beat the con.
stable with his heavy club, knocking
him to the ground. They also testi.
neo tnat after escaping from the men
IN buggy the officer stopped the
morse on the county road some dis.
tance from the scene of the fight. cot
from the buggy, washed the blood
from MS face in small stream and
staggered TO farm house. and that
ne was not injured in any manner by
the horse. DIR. Mcdonald used a hu-
man skull In demonstrating TO the
jury the nature OF the wounds the con
stable received. Placing the skull be-
lore the jurors he explained in detail
how several wounds about the head
evidently caused by heavy blows from
clubs. had been OF such a character as
TO cause death. and explained that IL
was not possible to tell Just why the
wound did cause death. but was more
probable that the combined injuries
from all the wounds caused the death
OF the constable.
UrIeh Takes Stand.
The defense began its case late in
the afternoon by placing Louis Urich
himself on the stand Urich denied in
detall all or the accusations made
AGAINST him and declared that he had
no part In the strike and did not
strike a single blow. On cross exam
nation he answered the questions In
very evasive manner and was en-
urely unable TO explain why he ran
away TO Altoona after the trouble and
remained In hiding In a boarding
house there until he was captured by
the detectives.
The defense expects 20 complete its
case some time Friday. when the argu-
ments VIII be taken up. The case will
likely reach the jury Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
BRYAN CONFFRS With
ORIENTAL REPRESENTATIVES

WASHINGTON. April IA-Secre-
tary Bryan held separate conferences
today with Niscount Chinda, the jap
anese ambassador and Kal Fu Shah.
the Chinese minister. in which. IL is
believed. the pending Japanese-Chi-
nese negotiations were discussed. No
announcement was lnade by the state
as 10 the subjects under discussion.
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IS KILLED IN
BAD WRECK
TROLLEY CAR STRUCK BY
FREIGHT TRAIN AND COM
PLETELY DEMOLISHED.
Car Pushed 100 Feet and Dead and
Injured Dropped Along
the Track

DETROIT. April i4.-Thirteen per.
sons. ten Of them women.wer in
stantly killed. and - injured to-day in
collision between Detroit city
street car and a freight train on the
Detroit. Toledo a ironton Railway.
Three OF the injured are expected 10
die.
Hours aftef the accident only three
or the dead had been identified. They
were:
Miss Gail Gladys George, school
teacher
Mrs. zepsek Wasorsasos
Louis kornich.
Most OF the victims are foreigners
whose homes Were In the western
end OF the city.
The street car. one OF the largest in
service, was heavily loaded with pas
sengers homewerd bound from their
days work
As the car approached the railroad
crossing IL stopped End the conduc-
tor ran ahead to see II the track was
clear. He signalled the motorman TO
wait. but apparently the latter. who
II said 10 have been inexperienced.
mlsunderstood his meCning. He ap-
piled the power and the car ran
rapidly down an incline and onto the
railroad tracks.
ouuck W Mtooic.
string of freight cars being
pushed by q switch engine, struck the
street car fairly in the middle. smash
ing IL almost to bits. The wreckage
was pushed along a hundred feet. sew
eral of the dead and injured dropping
along the street before the train was
brought To g standstill
Others were crushed in the splint-
cred mass OF steel and wood and IL
was several hours before they could
be extricated and their exact number
known.
At the place where the accident oc-
CURED. the railroad tracks occupy
narrow street. On one corner OF the
4 intersection stood grocery store and
fon the opposite side. The Delray' sta
I tion of the Detroit. Toledo g. Ironton
! railroad. Poth these buildings were
/ struck by the street car ps n was
carried along in front of the freight
and partially demolished. No occu.
pant OF either structure was injured
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VICTIM DIES
one o. Two Msrtinsburq Women
Osereome ~ Gas Dies IN Hospital.
Other VIII Probably Recover

Special r~rafch fn the fnfeffIrerror
MARTINSBTRG vs.. Va. April "a
Mrs. Linda Baker who. with Niss
Ella Noll. was overcome by ulumlnaf.
tnR Eas in Miss NOlrq home hore
early yesterday morning. died I'M d
local hospital this afternoon without
reEaininE cOusciOusnesg The condi.
tlon of Miss Noll g. imnrovine and
physicians believe she will recover
Mrs. Baker was a widow aEcd thirty.
I've years. and came here re~onffy
from Rio. " Va She made her homo
win Miss Noll. and the two were as.
phyviafed while asleep
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WILHELmNiA OWNERS WILL
LOSE DENURRAoE CHARGES

WASHINGTON. April 1f-hppar-
emily the only losers hy the prolonged
detention Of the American food snip
" lholmina with her cargo at Pal
mouth. Eng. viii b. the owners OF
the ship aud the loas will b. the
amount Of the demurIago ChargDs.
The British government has taken
the ground that the Wilhelmina was
free 20 sail az any moment after she
bad arrived a. Falmouth. February
?, last N she cared 90 discharge her
cargo of foodstuhs which the captain
declined 70 do
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GROCERS OPEN ANNUAL
MEETING AT PARKERSBUUG

Special nieratrh t1 me Intelligence.
PARKERSUURG. W. Va. Aprn L.
lhe twelfth annual convention OF
The West Virginia Wholesale Grnccrs'
Ar-uCiatiun convened in annual eea-
sion here this evening with an attend
aucn represenfinE aI sections OF The
state Tho principal feature ~ the
Citulua session was tho address Of
President vs. C Wr'onaurhev. OF
larkfrshurr. In which he rehearsed
The WORK 90 the orEauizstion during
The past year Tine session will close
With a banquet tomorrow night
Those ln attendance from Wheeling
are Edward Marusr. E D. WaFne
Allen Brock and = Maxwell
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0BREGON SURROUNDED BY
VILLA; RETREAT CUT OFF
FIGHTING NEAR CE!AYA Sc,
FAR RESULTS IN FAVOR
OF VILLA.
5000 Men Engaged-yictory For
villa Would Open Communica-
tion With Mexico City

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April IA
General Villa appears TO have gained
the upper hand in the first days bat
tie with the forces of General Obregon
rear Celaya and vicinity. according
10 consular advices to the State De-
partment to-day from San Luis Potosl.
from other points as well IL was re-
ported that In the struggle In which
omcinls estimate $1,000 men are en-
gagged. the first fruits OF Victory are
with the army OF General villa.
General Obregon In declared to have
been surrounded and his retreat cut
on from all directions. according 10
one report. As the firing line IL ex.
tensive, detailed advices have not
reached here from General Villas
Headquarters, and the final outcome OF
the fighting In still doubtful
Victory for villa would mean the re-
sumption OF communication by rail
and wire between Mexico City and the
American border. while success by
General Obregon would divide the
Nilla-Zapata forces and destroy their
communication between the northern
and southern sections OF the country.
the result OF the struggle will have
an important bearing on the general
political situation In Mexico, indicat.
ing which OF the two major factions
is 10 dominate.
state Department Adviees.
The State Departments advices are
summarized In the following state.
ment:
THE department Is in receipt of ad.
vices dated April -. from San Luis
Potosi. stating that heavy fighting
around Celaya favors the Villa forces
which have surrounded Obregon and
two OF his subordinate commanders.
The lines extend from Celaya through
Queretaro 10 La Griege. IL Is esti-
mated that $1,000 troops are engaged.
Obregon's retreat is said to be cut of
at La Griege by Generals De Las and
Argumedo.
The San Luis Potosi district Ia
quiet and in undisputed villa control. "
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VOTE ON PENNA. LOCAL
OPTION gill TUESDAY

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 1.-THE
Williams local option bin viii be-
voted on second reading in the House
of Representative next Mondnv
night. An agreement was reached TO-
day thar the bill. which was reported
out 81 committee by Mr. Vlckerman.
Allegheny. that the bill should BE-
made special order on second reaf
ing on Monday niEht AZ . O'Clock and
on third reading next Wednesday
morning a. ~ o'clock.
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coMMITTEp sulcIpr

UNlONTOWN. Pa. April 14-Fred
G Keighley -. general superintend
rnt ~ the oliver a Snyder Steel Com
pauF's coke plants near Tniontown
committed suicide late to-day al his
home. hy shooting lu note left TO
his children he said financial troubles
prompted his act
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TWELVE ARRESTS MADE
AS RESULT OF MURDER
IN RECENT FEUD FIGHT

POINT PLEASANT, w. Va
April 14.-IwelVe arrests have
peen made as a result OF the
feud Tight at the Howell school
last Thursday during which
Orson Bosworth and Earl Shir-
ley were killed. The authori-
ties say more arrests will be
made. Oscar Weiqsnd. Nor
gan Rouss, James Grimm and
Joseph Hart were taken into
custody today. The men will
be srraianed tomorrow.
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TOUCHING SCENES ENACTED
AT DEATHBED OF LINCOLN
WHILE CROWDS ON THE
STREETS CRIED FOR VEN
GEANCE ON THE SOUTH.
Believed Act Was Part Of Conspir-
acy TO Seat jefferson Davis.
Murder Of Seward Attempted.
BY WINFIELD NJ. THOMPSON

As Lincoln lay dying in the lttla
bedroom OF lodging house across
Tenth street from Ford's Theater.
where he was struck down by John
Wilkes Booth on the evening OF April
-, washington passed through such
hiShi OF terror. Of sorrow and OF
anger as had never before stirred the
people OF an American city.
crowds cried for vengeance on the
assassin. and on the South. for wild
rumor soon spread a report that the
strlNing down OF Lincoln was but part
oi a widespread Confederate conspir-
acy To kill all the government heads
and establish jefferson Davis as Pres
ident in Washington. murderous
assault upon Secretary of State Sew.
ard by Booths dupe. Lewis Payne. at
the hour OF Lincoln's fall. gave color
To these exciting rumors. When il
became known that Lincoln's asRail.
ant was an actor. there were cries OF
Burn the theater,"
That mob violence did not break
out was due 10 the good sense of the
majority and to the fact that Wash
mgion was garrison city. I'm the
strong hands of military authority.
Before the dying President had been
long in the little house on Tenth
street. cavalry patrols arrived and
swept back the excited crowd that
hlled the street between the house
and the theater. establishing a Gordon
AZ each intersecting street
Messengers had driven rapidly 10
the White House to bring Lincoln's
eldest son. Robert, and to the homes
OF officials needed to assume auihori-
- aNN nh .a.aNs "A.
those already beside the dying presi.
dent. One messenger. seeking Sur.
geon General Joseph X. Barnes. OF the
army. found him az the bedside of
the Secretary of State. whom he left
to hurry to the dying President
Stanton Calm and strona.
Within half an hour OF the Prcsi.
dents fall prominent men were crowd.
Ing the little ground floor room in
which he lay-Cabinet members. Sen.
ators. Generals and heads of depart
ments. One Of the first TO arrive was
Sec. OF War Edwin NJ. stanton. who.
In the midst of great excitement
showed himself calm and strong, tax
ing up the reins OF government az n
the act were matter of couyse
While others stood mute beside tAe
President or in nervous silence IN the
hall. this short. fiorid. bearded man
sat at a little table in the back "a rier
and dictated orders and dispatches 10
stenographer. Before him were
brought the actors and actresses OF
Ford's Theatre. fresh from the com
edy that had so suddenly turned into
the darkest of actual tragedy
They thought tney recognized the
assassin as John Wilkes Booth. but In
their horror they dared not swear 50
monstrous crime upon a well-loved
member Of their profession. Before
morning other persons were found
CONTINUED on Page Nine)
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WILSON NAMES HODGES
MORGANTOWN POSTMASTER

WASHINGTON. April H-Prosi-
dent Wilson today gave a recess ap-
pOintment as postmaster fo Thomas
y. Hodges al MorgantOwn. ". Va
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PARLIAMENT FAILS TO
ACT ON PROHIBITION
ZEPPELIN RAID
German Raiders Fly Over British
Towns Dropping Many Bombs
But Do No Damage.

NEWCASTLE. Eng. April Is. 2:45
a. m-A zeppelin raid was made IN
the Tyne district OF Northhumb her
land county last night II appears
that the Zeppelin reached Blyth from
across the North sea at about S:IU
O'Clock. passed over Blyth and Cram
lington and proceeded TO the neiRhbor-
hood Of Seatonburn.
Bombs were dropped on several or
inc villages passed by the airship-
hve az ChOppingtOn. three at Wall
sen, two a. Seatonburn and one at
Bedlington.
The airship passed near North
Shields and Newcastle. While neith-
er city was visited both took precau.
t,Ohs against attack by eNtinguisning
the electric lights.
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Dropped Boub,

. LONDON, April n. iO:55 D. ma
1tgInian t,t.i, zeppelin airship passed over
Blyth. on the North sea. In Norfhuu.
berland county. al 8 o'clock tonight
dropping bombs. says a dispatch 10
the Central News from Blyih The
bombs. II is added fell Ia the out
skirts Of the town
\ dispatch 10 the Exchange Te1e-
graph from Newcastle saws Tho Zen-
peun passed over Blyth. the TYNE
Wallscnd and Cramlington ln North.
cumberland. and Seafon and Burn in
Durham. dropping bombs ~ each
place
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STOPS ADVANCE
Germans Come to Aid Of Austrians
and Check Russian Advance
on Hungary.

Germany has come strongly TO the
aid of Austria in the Carpathians.
particularly in the region OF Uzsok
pass. the key to Hungary by means
OF which the Russians hoped to open
the door 10 the vast territory lying
to the south, and as a consequence
the Russian advance, which a few
days ago seemed to be making marked
progress. has been checked.
To the northwest OF Uzsok, accord
ing to the Austrian war office. the
entire position occupied by the Rus
SLAMS has been captured. The Rus
sian war office. however. still lays
claim TO continued, though slight pro
gress, and declares that all counter
attacks have been repulsed and that
a thousand new prisoners have been
added TO those already taken.
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