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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
9tbt au0 Gbina.
SyOrmra anf Scitc DER
GntcHtc gCtrctCn,
&rfIdrt 9eutI1lan6 mn6
SeIterreicb ben Srieg.

0ffi8ieIle 0lodridt bon Oieicm
S6ritte Der &epublif bel Der 6i-
neiiiden @eionoti1oft in @oib.
ineton eingeIoufen. - China lit
oie iiebenoebnte gIotion bic bis
Der eeecn Die Gentrolmadte in
Den Sriee eingetreten lit.
Qon0om fl. 9(ueuIi. Eos
Geutcr-9iiremi bat oie ofii5ieae gfo6.
ri6t crbolten ooB China an Geiti6.
lonO lnO Seiterreid oen arieq erfldrt
bat. 0ie ariegserflGrune ootirt bon
belte Wlor9en 10 ll6r.
6 bineiiiAe @eionOtfdof t
crbdlt 9eltGtigung.
@oibington "A. 9lueuit. -
Die 1ineiiide @eianotidoft er6ieIt
beutc in obeI-0epeiden aus @efine
Die oiii5ieae 9enodridtigung, Dob
China an OeitidIan0 II. Oeiierreih.
lln0orn ocn arieg erfldrt bat.
(Gbino iii oie II. Station melde
bis icBt auf Seite Der @ntente in oen
&ricg eeeen Oie Gentralmddte einge.
trcten lit. Gas Hineiiide Gobinct
cnti6ico iih om 3. 9lu9l6t fir cine
&ricsserfldring an Geutidlano uno
Seiterreid llngarn 6eng aipo
CHANG, Der iungirenoc Grdiioeut Ger
&epubIif, bieB ipGtcr Oos 8oree6en
oes @iinilieriilms gut.)
glodite6enO Die iieb5ebn 91n0er,
Die iest auf ser Seite Ser 9laiirten
fdmpien: @roB6ritannieit 6ronfrei6,
Ser. Stooten, 9elgien,
Stalien, Sopan, 9iumdnien, Ser6ien
Ntontenegro. @riedenlano, Gu6a,
EortlgaI, San @lorino, Siom 81
berien unO China.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

II b er b I II q I.
Qonoon IA. 9luguit Ger fri.
6ere 01aidiniit George q. Barnes
muroe beilte ais O}adfolger 9lrt6iir
Senoerion's N}itglieo oes engliidcu
arieqs.@obiuets, unO oomit Iheint
Ole ariiis, pelde Senoerion's 9bd,
tiofeit in 8e5ug auf Die Stod6olmcr
io3ioliitiihe Gonieren5 6etOorgerliicn,
pernieoen
Barnes 9lnno6me oes 4oItens,
oen iein 9lrbeiter.Gonege auioe6en
nluBte. gilt ais 3eiden Dab Sender.
ion nidbt Die llnteritiibung ollcr Far-
teiiii6rer 6ot.
Cine Gonferen5 oes @refutip.9lus.
IhuIies DER 9lr6eiter.Fortei miro
iDa6rIdeinlid 9lniougs ndhiter @c.
dc ooriiber a6itimmer melde Stel.
lung Die Eortci ais @on5es einne6.
men foil.
Trob Der 9erlueigerung bon F1liea
nod Stod6olm 0urb Die Negiertmj
glon6t man 6od), Dab oieie gl6itinl-
mtnq 81 0uniten Der 8egierlmg
ousiallen miro. SenoerIon ielbit Bat
feine 9}eiging ge5eigt. Oen aampi
fort5uieben. obgleid er 2loDO George
in einer 9ieoe I'M llnterboitIe Itorf
ongegriifen bat
Gem ebernoligen &reniier 9lsqritb
muroe 6eute fir feline 9iolle, Die ar
bei Der 9eidpidtigilng oes Stlrmes
eeipielt. inoem er cine 6eiidllig aui
genomnlene 9ieoe ge6olten boiler
Greoit eeeeben
@lon bofit, oaB sic Gontrooerie
nun crleoi9t it, obeleid oies nibt
ii1er iii.
Nlinen.Stabt uuu granO beimecIndjt.
9oter, Oregon, IA. glugidt.
Ser @eihditst6eil non Sltnpter eli
ner 0linenitoot in Der gtdbe BON bier,
muroe eeitern ourd Seuer 8erit0rt.
Der SHaoen betragt 5wiicben 5000
600 uno $tO0O,O00. @iele 6inoert
8erionen iino oboodlos geporoen.
3iuei @erionen iino oerbronnt. 3elte
nno gsa6runesmittet mliroen BON bier
a6geiauot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
NiirdIfctc, Sen SO6n 5M bCrIicren.

SEEM Worf, IA. 9luguit. -9luS
@er8lpeifIune ooriiber, ooB iein Sobu
BEL Der @1uIterllno fir Die glotiononl.
9[rmee fir tougli6 befllnoen muroe,
bat Der SO Sabre alte Wloi6inilt @e-
ter SyobuIon bon g3r. S95 6oirmont-
@locc, 9ronr, geiteru slbeuo Selbit.
moro beeoneen inOem CT iib NIT ei-
mem &ebolDer in oen &opf ihoB.
Sorrb Sobniou 1T @eluGbrsmann fir
ole 9(neobe 0es @runoes oes Sel6it-
,noroes ieines GoterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

SheB in Der gioroice aui cine @iine.
@opitan uno 43 0ionn gcret-
tet. Geutides Ioudboot i6mcr
beiddoiot nod 3eebriieoe oe-
idleppt. &uroe ouge6Ii6 in
Der gIorOiee geraulnt. Geut-
i6er 5eeideer an Siiooirifos
Siiiie?
2onoon IA. 9luguit. Gin
6ritiider 8eritorer 1T in ser 91oroiee
ouf cine @8ine geronnt uno geiunfcu.
Scr Captain ole 0ffi5iere uno 43
Monn mnroen eerettet.
Il 30 gerdmntt t un0
fdmer beidGoigt.
2onoon IA. 9lueuit. 9lod
elmer 0cpeIde aus 9lmitcroom an oie
erdonee Gcleerapb So. lit Gin ocut.
ibesGoudboot oes eroBtcn mo neue.
iten SDps bon 8mei Eorpeoo6ooten
I'M S6Iepptal nod 3ee6riiege &c.
brodt moroen. g8ie gemelOet miro,
por Oos Eoudboot in Der gforoiee
eerammt uno ihmer bel6Goigt NOR.
BEN uobei orei Wlonn Der 8eiobltng
ibr 2eben berloren.
9 ritii6er 9ompfer Der
miBt.
Wlelbo1trne, g[uItrolicn ID.
0(ueuft. II Der britilbe 0ompier
DW}otungo" BON SponcD, 1918 Son.
nen ionote am 5. 9(ugult oro6tloie
ooB Oos S6iff on z. 9tu.
quit ocn nGditen g[nlege6ofen errei-
den piiroe. Seitocm 1T nidts mc6r
bon Dem Gompfer eebort poroen-
9lae g}ohforlhlneen nob Dem Scr.
bleib iino fruHtlos geblic6en.
0eutfber 5eeidGcr an
fii6ofrifaniidcr
&uite2
91emt Dort, IA. 9lu9uit.
g}ad Nielounqen, Ole belite an bic
iiae Morinefrciic geloneten, miro ee.
qlaiibt, ooB Elm oeutider Seeidaer,
So,. -, So,. l2o,.f(o;S S,,,,,, ni,,ne orinr,i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

@reniernlinilter aerenstp. @loubt,
ooB 9iuBlono ale Briiilingen
iiegreid iiberlteben miro. n Sei-
ne 9lntiport ouf aonie Georges
Qepeidbe onl1blidb oes 8eginnes
oes bierten arieesiobres. II 9ie
beooritebenoe Gonferena in Ylos.
fou.
9eters6ure. IA. 9luguit.
9renier aerensfp bat ouf oie Gepc-
lde, pelbe aonig George BON Gne-
lono i6m beim Gintreten in OoS
bierte GriegSjobr iberianote, Die
foleenoe 9lntport gege6en:
sd bin iiher, onB oos rliiiide
golf ole notbige araft finoen miro,
nm Die idperen @riiiungen Der &c.
gemportigen 3eit 5u ii6crwinocn
imo ocn @eltfrieg 5u einem Gnoe 81
fii9ren, pelder wert6 lit, Ger ihred
liden bon ieoer gtotion, Die fiir
Redt aeeen @eiunlt fompit, bereits
gebrahten Gpfer~
Sic tommen0e Con feren5
in W2 oSfou.
@eterSburg, IA. 9luguit-Iic
3egierung bat me6r ais 1000 Feric.
nen 81 Der 6onieren5 eingelooen, oic
in oen Gagen bonn 25. bis o. 9luguit
in W2osfnu 5ipeds eingebenoer @rp1.
eune Der Gage nnO Der 9ldne fir. oie
ncuc 9lationolreeieruug obae6alten
meroen miro. Inter oen @ingeIoos-
nen befinoen iid alle 0umo-Nlitglic
Der uno gertreter oller pidtiger 81.
goniioiionen politiidler, iuie uirtb.
iboftlider, commer5ieller oOer nil.
Ienidoitli6er 9ihtltng.
Gie Gonferen5, ipelde i'm aremeI.
YoloIt Itattfinoet miro bon @remier
aerenStp nit elmer alleemeinen
Gorlegung Der Gage uno Oes Gegic
ungsprogramms eroiinet peroen.
0oroui merOen oeridieOene @liniIter
ii6er ole Gage in i6ren @erlpoltrngS-
5lUeieep 6eridten
&erensfD bat Z oeSa6nuit'.
gen.
2onoon IA. Sluguit. @ie Oer
3eitlng nQoiIp GrpreB~ ans @eni
gemeloet miro. lit in riiiiii6en arei
fen in ser Sdpei5 Die 9Sohridt ein
gelouien ooB Ser ruiiiide @remier
uuo ariegsuiniiter aerensfp iicb
fiir5lid i'm Geiprab init einigen
6reunoen lib folgeuoernoBen eedn.
Bert bot
sd babe nidt me6r longe 81 le-
ben @r6lihe 9elaitunq nno aronf-
belt MAIDEN meine Go9e beidrdnft.
SD muB ole nit Der @efreiune AuB.
lmno's perfuiipite glrbeit beidIelini.
gen lmO 10 biel @utes ais noglid)
t6in, e6e id gc6a. Sin jebt ecItloi.
icner 6rieoen HiiBte inns 81 gaialIen
oes aoiiers maden uno Oos mare
ihlimmer, ais Die 8aiallen oes ruiii.
iben 3aren 81 iein."
9iuBlono olls 9un0es.
9i epu6lif.
Betersburg A. glugllit.-ger
glotionalrat6 Der llfraine bat be.
i1Ioiien, in @erbinoung nit Der poll.
tiihen 0leorganiiotion 9hiBlan0'S
oif ser 9oiis elmer 9uuoes-Gepublif
fir Den %. glugult einen aus 0eleea.
ten aller 9lotionolit1ten 6eite6enOen
GongreB mad Sfietp ein5u6erlIfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Gin (6wtrrr
SdIag
Sir Oie NEOlitit 3lObO
Georges.
9ie OaeiigmatiOn Oes Sabis
metmiteliebs !6emSeriOn.

g1od ser 9(niidt Oes ogorpdrts. ~
Die 3citune berpeiit auf Die 9(eu.
Beruneen ocs britiiden 9re-
micrs, Dob Der arieg ni6t obne
oie glrbeiter oeponnen peroen
fonne. Oeiterreias greIie
iiebt 8rieOcns6ei6cn.
@crlin, 13. 9liaiit pia 2onoou,
IA. 9lnelit.t Gie io5ialiitide 3G-
tlng ,9orpdrtS" iaet Sic Geiig.
nation oes Serrn SenOerion ais 0dt-
gIieo oes britiiden arie9srot6s 1T
ein i6limmer Sdlog fiir Ole 9olitit
oes 6ritiiden @remiers Slopo @eorge
lnO mir be5Ueiieln, o6 oieielbe oieien
Sdloa ii6crle6en fonnen miro.
SIN 9auie ieiner Geoen Bat Der bri.
tide @remerniniiter oes Ceiteren
0le lleber5ellgung onsgeiprohen. Dab
Der arieg niht o6nc ole 9ei6iilie Der
gIrbeiter aeluonnen wer0en fonne.
Seine @olitif beroient ais io5ial.m-
periaIiitiidb 6e5eihnet 81 iperoen oa
oieiel6e ooraiii berehnet iii. Oen 9lr.
better bon Den io3ialen @ortbeilen 81
ii6er3engen Die i6m ans Dem Siege
oes 6ritiiden SmperiaIismus erpod.
len fpiirOen ooOurd cine Bride bou.
emo 5uiihcn i6m uno Der 01ation.
Oicie Bride bieB Seuoerion. sic
brad nit iiberrai6enoer @loblidfet
nm If. gGignit 5niaumen noAocm
Die 9lrbciter Bortei ouf @erru Sen.
berion's 9lot6 bin nit iiberualtigen,
Der N}oiorit1t fiir bic Sbeilnobmc
an scr Goniercn3 in Sto6olm oe.
itiinmt bate. @enn man Ole Grci9.
mile Der lcbtcn paor Gage in ibrer
@eiammtbeit 8eone paiiiren IdBt,
Damn fam man lpobl iaeen, oaB Die
9legierllngen bon england, 9iu6lono
irno 6rantreid wadelig gelporoen
iino.~
0eiterrcibiide 3eitungen
robloden.
3iiri d, a. glngnii Gelterrei-
d)iihc 3citlnaen iubeln ii6er oen
9eihlnB Der 6ritiiheu 9lrbeiter.God-
feren5, Celegoten 5ur Stodbolmer
Gonieren5 5u entienoen uno ii6er Ole
9ieiignotion SenoerionS bonn ariegs.
Cabinet. Cie o&eidspoit~ imo sic
nglr6citcr. 3eitiine~ ieben oarin mih.
tige Greigniiie, welde Die Q0mmc-
rina 0es 6ricocns oerfiinofu.
Eie nReidspoit~ iogt: p0enoeriou
3artriimmert 9loDo Georges Cabinet
imo @ortei.6qolition in einem 9lr.
1enblid, in mcldent Die @ntente
Stootsmdnncr ncue Gorbereihmgen
fir oic 6oriiesung oes ariegeS tref.
FEM Die ariegspolitif Ser Gutenie
orobt 5liianmen5u6reden uno Der
iurhtbore @eltfrieg nd6crt iid lei.
ncm @nOc.
Eie u9lrbeiter 3eihne" iaot: u0ie
gieiignation Senoerion's beoelitet ei-
ne 9I6ihpenfung Der 2lrbeit bon
Slopo Georges arieg Der fortgeiebt
weroeu iolltc bis ole 0lcui6beit 81
@rinoe geben piiroe 0lan fam mr.
boifen oaB Ole 3eit oeS SeiOens ino
Sdredens Dem Gnoe na6e fomnlt.
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YetersbnrM1 "A. glugliit-0er
glotionalrot6 Der llfroine bat be.
i1loiien, in @er6inoung nit Der poli.
tiiden 0leoreaniiation 9fuBIan0'S
oui ser 9oiis elmer 9unoes-9lepublif
fir Den 2s gluguit einen aus Geleea.
ten oller 9lationolitdten 6eite6cnoen
GpnareB nod @ietp ein1nberllfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

glems Dort IA. g[u9uit.
glad Nielouipen Die belite an bic
Iiae @oriuetreiie geloneten, miro ge-
glaubt, ooB Elm oeutider Seeidaer,
Der in ser Gerfleioung eines 9riebi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
APPAM CASE UP TODAY
IN SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 141Importaut
litigation comes before the Supreme
Court this week beginning tomorrow
with the hearing of cases to determine
possession of the German prize ship
Appam and her cargo. held at Newport
News. Va. The Appam suits involve
interretation of anciant treaties be-
tween Germany and the United States:
Prominent international lawyers Will
appear in behalf OF the German raider
Moewe year ago the ship was taken
by a prize crew on cross-Atlantlc
dash OF 1000 miles to Hampton Roads.
The former British owners ade now
claiming the prize for alleged violation
Iof American neutrality laws.
Following the Appam cases the
court will hear proceedings testing
validity of Kentucky appropriation tax
laws affecting state revenues and pro-
posed revenue legislation.
Among other cases scheduled for ar
gument this week are those to deter
mine constitutionality of the Oregon
Woman's Minimum Wage and mems
ten-hour day law. Another case is in.
terpretation of the treble damage
penalty clause Of the Sherman Anti
Trust Act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
REPUBLICAN LEADERS ;
GATHER In NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-Republican
leaders from all parts Of the country
began arriving here today 10 attend a
meeting of the National Committee
tomorrow. Several informal preilmi
nary conferences were held. one ol
them at the home Of Oscar S. Straus'
former Progressive candidate for gov
ernor OF New York. Those who met
with Mr.. Straus included William r
Wilcox. national chairman; Governor
Charles W. Whitman, Governor r.
Livingston Beeckman. Of Rhode Is
land, and James A. Hemenway. NC
announcement was made Of the suo'
jects discussed.
It was learned that one OF the Ques'
tions 10 be considered at the meeting
tomorrow will be the appointment OF
former Progressives on the executive
committee. Chairman Wilcox has en-
dorsed this plan on the ground that
Progressives should be shown the
open door" policy of the Republicans
was not merely for campaign pur
poses.
will II. Hays. Indiana state chair
man. who arrived tonight. emphaticaI
ly denied a report that he aspred 10
succeed Mr. Wilcox as chairman OF
rha committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
COnfeSSeS to Murder
OF West Virginia Girl
WELDON H. WELLS IS
CAUGHT IN INDIANA
Picked Up on Embezzlement
Charge andAdmits Murder
Claims Self Defense.

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. II. - Weldon
H. Wells, former Kansas City brokers'
clerk, tonight confessed 10 County
Prosecutor r. P. Duncan that he shot
and killed Mona Byron Simon in a
room in hotel here last Thursday
night. His statement, according &c
the authorities, says he killed the CIR
in self defense. Wells, who was ar
rested in Huntington, Ind, early Sat
urday morning, arrived here tonight
in the custody of local police.
The body of the Simon girl was
found Friday noon In the hotel room
occupied the day before by man
registered as "G. V. Vanbrunt OF
Chicago"
While the police were sending
broadcast notices for the arrest OF
"Vanbrunt," Weldon II. Wells was
arrested in Huntington. Ind, on an
embezzlement charge made against
him by Kansas City police. He told
the police he had been at the Colum-
bus hotel under the name OF Vanprunt
and J1he Columbus authorities were
notified. In his confession tonight
the authorities say. Wells states that
he met Mona Simon. took her to his
hotel room. where they quarrelled
Her taunts led 10 a fight in which
she threatened him with razor and
he shot her, the confession states. ac
Cording 10 the authorities.
Two razors and revolver with one
empty chamber were found among
Wells effects
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
BRACEY USED GOLD BRICK" To :.
DEFRAUD INVESTORS, IS CHARGE
MINING PROMOTER IS
HELD AT BALTIMORE.
On Complaint Of theWheeling
Police Alleged to Have J
Swindled Many Here.
Special Dispatch to The Intellirencr.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. ia gold
brick, alleged to have been used to
lure wealthy farmers and business men,
TO invest in gold mine In North Car.
olina, will play an important part In
the case of Smith H. Bracey, local
mining promoter, who was arrested In
this city late yesterday afternoon Tor
the authorities of Wheeling. w. Va.
The hearing In the case has been SCI
for Wednesday, in the Office OF Gov
ernor Harrington.
The glittering gold brick, according
to the local authorities, was used eSpe-
cially to "maliciously defraud David
McGary, wealthy resident OF New Or
leans and Cleveland, out Of more than
$4,000" McGary, according to Do
tective Bradley and Captain OF Detec-
tives Thomas NJ Kelly, Of Wheeling.
". Va, who arrested Bracey In his Of
fees In the Calvert building, Is tho
complainant in the case now pending.
Bracey, it Is said. has been indicted
in Wheeling on the testimony oi W..
R Covert, agent for the Howie Mining
Company. Covert, according to tho
authorities, turned States evidence
and decided to "show up" the scheme.
The case is legal tangle. It Iss
made more complicated YESTERDAY
ting s125, 900, for damages In the Court
when Bracey filed two suits, aggrega.
of Common Pleas here against NC
GARY for alleged libel. The suits were
filed bv the Howie Mining Company
and Mrs. Nellie A. Braeey. The latter
contends that McGary issued circulars
on July II last containing, false STATE
ments against the mining company.
Suit for Libel.
II was only q short time ago that
Bracey brought suit In the same court
for $4,000 damages against McGHty
on a similar charge. It b SAID nc.
Gary has suits pending against tne
mining company at wheeling. @
Immediately after the arrest OF tne
mining promoter he was taken to the
Central station. Later, before Jusuce
Packard, in the Central police court,
Rracey was released under $4,000 pan
for a hearing Wednesday before GOV
/ eronr Harrington.
Bracey said today that he inteaded
to fight extradition to the last olten.
He said the whole affair is due 10
snite work. He further said he was
ready and willing to pay McGary
eight per cent on his investment. ne
saws the company Is In good nnAnciai
condition and that 1t is a paying con-
Germ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
CONGRESS TRYING TO
AVOID EXTRA SESSION
MEMBERS OF BOTH !:
SIDES HARD AT WORK
Many Important Measures to
BeReported by Committees
Finances Considered.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL While
public interest in Congress is cen
tered upon the so-called leak inves-
tigation. the Legislative machinery OF
both houses is grinding away ana
members have settled down to nara
work in an earnest effort 10 clear
the decks and avoid an extra session.
The Senate still is considering the
public lands water power leasing bill
but it may be side-tracked any day
for an appropriation measure, either
the legislative or Indian bill.
Hearings on the nominees. of the
shipping board continue before the
Commerce Committee. ]. b. .'h''e
of Kansas City, one Of the nominees
will appear before the committee
Tuesday. Senator La Toilette Is hur'
rying back from his home, in Wlscon-
sin TO protest when the nominations
reach the floor against some OF the
shipping ideas of Bernard \. Baker
the Baltimore nominee.
The Interstate commerce committee
is preparing to report on the Presl
nQPOl Tdllha aS lSSlSidlloiR I'ANecA NA14 -
ter holding extensive hearings. The
so-called compulsory arbitration' fea'
turn of the bills will be modified If 1t
is reported at all. it is understood.
The Senate bill for prohibition in
the District of Columbia. passed re-
Gently. is about to be considered by
the district committee Of the House
Sentiment in the committee Is said to
be unfavorable to it, unless there Is a
provision for referendum vote in the
district. House leaders say. however
there will be vote on the bill regard
less Of what may be the action OF the
District committee.
Ways and Means committee Demo
Gratis are studying all the various sug
gestions that have been submitted oI
Secretary McAdoo and by members Of
the House for raising revenue to meet
the prospective treasury deficit. and
soon will begin-framing legislation.
The weeks program in the House
includes final action on the. immigra
ton bill, probable passage OF the post
office appropriation bill. consideration
of the fortifications appropriation bill
and discussion Of the S3S.000.O00 riv
ers and harbors appropriation bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
Mrs. ThaW
Joins Son
TAKES ROOMS IN THE
HOSPITAL NEAR HIM
Is Allowed to See Son for Few
Minutes Not Resist
His Removal.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l+.-Mrs.
Mary Copley Thaw. mother OF Harry
K. Thaw, who is recovering at hos
pital here from self-inflicted wounds,
arrived here today and took rooHs at
the hospital directly above those oc-
oupied by her son. Thaw Is still IN
a stupor and weak from the loss OF
blood and his mother was allowed 10
see him for only a brief period. She
seemed very much affected by her
sons condition, but physicians as
sured her that he was In no danger
and that they expected him to be able
10 leave the hospital within two
weeks. Don't worry, Harry" she
told him; I'll take care Of you
Mrs. Thaw refused TO discuss the
indictment against Thaw charging
him with kidnapping and assuming
Frederick Guulp, Jr., the l9-year'olo
Kansas City youth. Frank Johnston
Of New York, one OF Thaws attorneys,
however, said there was no desire
on the part OF the family to prevent
his removal from the jurisdiction OF
the courts of Pennsylvania. There
is no desire on the part of the ThaW
family" said Mr.. Johnston, TO use
its millions or its influence TO oD,
struct anything that District Attorney
Swan of New York, thinks ought to
be done with Thaw."
He added that the family would be
willing 10 have Thaw kept in re-
straint if it was found that any
thing is radically wrong with HIM.
Mr.. Johnston said he had no fear OF
Thaw's escape from Mattewan being
brought up again by the New. YORK
authorities. That is a closed incl
dent" said Johnston. "A jury found
Thaw sane, he was released on $685.,
600 bail while an appeal was being
taken, but the appeal was dropped
and Thaw was absolutely free
Another conference of Thaw's coun
sci to discuss plans for his defense
will be held tomorrow.
William H. Black. assistant dis
trict attorney, and Leonard A. flood
lieutenant of police Of New York City
arrived here today from Harrisburg
with extradltion papers for the return
10 New York of Oliver A. Bower, or
the charge of conspiracy to- kidnap IN
connection with the Gump case. Bow
er. who is in Jail here, probably viii
be surrendered to the New York au
thorities tomorrow. His counsel is tc
appear in common pleas court fol
argument on his application for writ
of habeas corpus tomorrow. but AS
sistant District Attorney Taulane sale
that the granting Of the eNtradltfor
papers would undoubtedly nulltfy the
habcaS corpus proceedings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-15
HIGH HONOR FOR
BUFFALO BILL"
MEN IN ALL WALKS
PAY FINAL TRIBUTE
To OldPlainsman at Funeral
That Was as Spectacular
as His Career.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 1.-THE west
today paid honor to, the memory % OF
Colonel VIM. F. Cody Buffalo BID
while the body OF the man who had
done so much to make her cities pos.
sible law in state beneath the huge
dome of the capitol. from the flag.
mole OF which the stars and stripes
fIoated at half. mast. Troopers from
Fort Logan formed lines IN the
ro,unda of the capitol through which
passed the governors Of two states.
delegations from the legislatures OF
hose states, officers Of the United
States army, members OF lraternal
organizations Of which the-famous
scout and plainsmsn was memper,
veterans OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, women and thousands OF
children as they moved slowly and
misty.eyed by the great bronze casket
that held all that was mortal OF him
whose name and the West are one.
And not the least conspicuous among
the mourners were handful OF old
Indians and former scouts-those VINO
had been youths in tho famous Wild
west show which bore Colonel Cody's
psuedonym.
The body was dressed In . frock
coat In which were pinned the badges
of the Legion Of Honor and Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic: The
casket bore the inscription: Colonel
William F. Cody. Buffalo Bill"
Taken to Capitol.
Colonel Cody's body was brought
into the capitol at $50 O'Clock this
morning. When the doors Of the
building were thrown open the crowd
poured in. There were hundreds Of
boys and girls in the throng.
Al - o'clock, the hour set for the.
closing of the casket, the crowd still
was coming.
The public was held back while the