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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
ROSA JACQU|NTA IS JAILED
IN AUGUSTUS MURDER CASE

JocnuInta and. Danny Dissslverto wih
thr murder ~ Jim Augustus dGfing eo
unltr. tnyestigatlon and inquest oons
Quoted by Coroner II. q. Hobbs. IL
The investiRhtion revealed the IAi
thai Nosta .Iacquinta had been livi90
win Jim Augustus. until then presunl
bly his wife, In the house In Alley
where thn assassination OF AuGustue'
Ionh place.
Auuusius after being CONVINCED tiuAlsl
" at tho hospiIal that he Gould NOT ~
.uver Trnn hIs wound, lnfoTpnNG .askR
cinls Ihai he vac shot by Danny pletee'
,rrIn and that ha vac hol9 NWh nIN
I,,t Ia Iho kII.IIon donT at his home ~
T.ry ga,aInri au"thar ItAilsh WIZ
,,h.nn ho war dsnoina, while NeAAlSsyM
,h,I him natatntl ~ar arrested bvi
nIssoryrr,. made good his shoape, "
Grand Iury IN obi" county ayinsli
,oI ,..u,I 90, tho S"veu,bor, 1919, titnlsi
ImIr,,,L rnny FinrrI"rI. Dan DissslvtytN
and unaIo I.raulria "n charges 81 niAf.
,Ic, g.ra,nrI WA tried and freed ~ thp
charge aud tho Ja"Tmln'a women vhS
later rcln1seh
rrayInusly served ,Tme In the West WY
r,rlp pcnIIru,inrv ,t Npundsville Tor
Tnrunr Plarl Hand outrage In Hesy
WhceIiug. married Mamie JacQuigM
rrnlty young daughter or Hosie ~
nuin,n. who lived with Rosia an0 Ji4
Augustus previous I" tho lattars nulp
der
II has h"cn lnt!mated strongly 70
In,clIigCnr,.r within tho past tVOlN
hours that Rns!a JaCquintA ls noy
charged with having been responnibt9
for plot to kill Augustus. and that
Disselverto made good his escape. Va
carry out the plot "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
ANOTHER WOMAN TO THY
sWIMmIpa Tnn CHANNEL

I,,,d.., Told Ih' rnElihh 'hnnh'l
which un Innp has Haunted the 'h"I
I,upe 81 lie strung 'uII"nIr hnI rough
cen, LrT",U H.. v'iIh - h' 81 s"lInin"i ~.
,Ith only I,,,, dof'uin a. "Il'h against
IA Ia ukuI,, ih'. "hJ''I "T a. h'i a. Unln'h
attach '!,.I "uIy aUlIuInoIH hut ""in
man au,i oyou "uu glIl wnIrI 80 Hot
hn,o hou, handling Ih'iI ou'"'" i"~"ih7
n, ot,n,uiuF iho iI0Iu' 'n'l"uu "hui"' l. "l
lh, imt bulrui wnt"Ir
N,u Arthur ItnmIli"U inilWtr T."
GA I,u nrI.,ua lnEI u'Rhi uhI lh'trh' Ito
u,u, y oman I" n'hl"N" uu''"un has not
LoIcrrrd Mrr IiIlda WilhluG. nu"lh"r
Inirruid I.uEIiuh V"mnn fr"m making ~"
ttornpt inru"rr"w evening Ih" AM ~ .
can wIrnur"r Henry EulIivRu. "r Lnw"ll
Mass. who mnh" M uusu"' ""rful 'n"rl
last weciI. plans I" iry aEal" SUNDAY
might
Last wcrk twn Young "pTUu'u nIrrt-
cd out to .rull arroaR FROM England. hut
wsrc compelled to xiv" up III" attempt
Raccntly too. Miss Zetta ltulls got nj
most across on water cycle. hut tho
mach ne broke down when she wan near
ing the goal.
The only two Of III" many swimmers
who have faced tho channel waters and
succeeded were Captain Webb. who
crossed in 1875 and T. w. Burgess in
1911,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
ACCUSED OF PLOTTING
DEATH OF ITALIAN
New Development Quickly
Follows Identification
of Disselverlo

Itna'a Ia,IuInin. alias It"sl" rolion.
was aIIarIod and i"dg'h Ia tho hhl"
, ,.uuIy Jail l1aI~rhnY Ia '"nn"' Il"n viii,
tho murder "r Iamns AuuuHius. al En"I
whoalIns italian. IL hiu h"uHo Ia Alley
I6 neatly gonI ar"
The ~"itnu nII'nI 'l"snlY f"lI"~ n
Tho r"uIIi," lInuilfh hniI"u "f E"m"F
UyI,rrl,r u Ir Ia n'r' inG Inll P"t ~
T"t uIal"I i"Ilug. nH Dnnuy biHsnlvoIl".
tho Italian VII" la alleged 4" hav" fIr"d
tho bullci whlch "aun"d huTuHiuH death
In ID" Onto Nnlloy Gonorul hospital,
Vuuln tn'uulntn WA Inkou Into CuH-
toby IN h"uT" IN Alloy 10. whern Ehn
hns hcou living r"'ouily. by Deputy
Eherifr Edward Mlnnrh Every effort
vns mado by III" offlcinls To screen tho
development with absolute secrecy. aud
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Carl a.
IIarhmann whom asked for information
concerning tho Rrrost declared that a
rigid lnvestlRatIon would he mad" by
himself To dctermlne whore IN" "l"ak"
wharchy tho IutelliEencrr secured infur-
nation concerning tn" arrest. existed.
While no Information could h" secured
from the officials. II will be Of interest
to recall tho incidents and evidence con-
cerning the alleged connection OF Rosia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
HARDING SEES BIC LEAGUERS IN
ACTION; SPEAKS FOR TEAMWORK
Ambassador In Plea
For Good Understanding

otinwn. out Srpt 4 plea for
Cnuada I" Md In bridging Tho "hnHm
81 ignorance aud tho abyss Of mlrrcp.
tcr.nrnIIun'' hrtwcun t.ront IIriinIu and
tho I uIicd Statrr wnr voiced her" i".
dn, hN EIr Auckland ,.4ldcr. IIriiirh nm
In rrhiOr In Washington. IN M hdlT" ~
before mCmh'rr "f tho Canadian ltnr
nWu", IniInn
II the hIIIL~ fniIod. n trouble nrnro
hcIwctn IA" l.uElirh np"nking nnii"nH
II would then l." f""lhnrdv man wh"
would luuk f"T nuN pence IN the future.
SIr .kInud ,nld "rh"T" would he
collapse after ,nllnprc. aud civilization
would not long 'Nlu
Among the nutHh'n who honrh tho
amhnnrnd"r were the nuk" Of Devon
ulIfrr. NiErnuul tnv". Sir Robert lI"i
d,u md Premier MiEh'n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
CRIMINAL CIVIL PROSECUTIONS
OF HUNDREDS Of CONTRACTORS
Wants Jail Sentences
For Pop Bottle Ihrowcrs

%ow York Sept %. John l.. M"-
Gcrhnu nrIInI. ,hIrf IunEIutTutc ur New
Nnrk city. I"diN r'ui l"lt"IN I" MI 'llN
InuEirIrni,r recommending Jhll men
irur,u for hn'rhull fnnu convicted "t
throwing h"ltI'H at plny"rr or ninrlr"r.
AT this time" III, letter said. when
ihr whnIr ropuIi,r. me- never before. IL
following with rNCitrd Inherent tho
EIurIuun r"nl"nlH ni In' hhr"hnll nclh-.
aud at the rnnu Tim" demanding TINT
tho best team h'. given a imir Mold nnd
no favor, wr.-na nnEIfurnI"H. | nm con
ndomt. VIII pledge our nId To III" fhir
name Of N'N York for rp"r "rthnnnHhip
10y nCndmR Ia Inll anyone who intrrfrroH
" it1i tho play and "udanR"rH ihoro who
pnrtlcipnt" by ih"wInE bottles or amy
thing clEC. \ man who throws "a hottlo
may nrutCn,C "a player To nix months
Ia u hOHpitnl-l recommend that wo
scntcnCc Tny much pcrHonH to six mnnthh
In lnil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
Submarines Grew Of 80 Trapped
In Mid-Ocean; Aid Being Rushed
Riots In PetrOgrad
After Polish Victory

Washington. sept All a>nilabi"
lUlSh"Nill rrS"rv" forces hav" boon or
d"rcd from r"iruErad tu tho hHhtinI
area IN Ia" Vicinity "f Gr"dn". liz" state
department wIs advised today In dir'
patches bearing the date Of August 81
An effort I" m"hnlil" sailor" AMI
t. Iakc them from their hh:ps n'hr
krnndtndt FOR S"TNI'" ON tn" Polish
front. tho Dispatches rCpuit'd. T"Hnlt"i
Ia "a Ii"t August - and -. In whi"h u
number OF inILlltI,- occurred tn"
uprlslnEs wrrr nnnIIy suppressed. bu,
not uutil after ia, disorders had Hpr'"d
T., ia, ~uburh- uf l'rIIuRIad.
F"I'at hnh pat nT"H tw"'plhE
through r"N'rLl pruNlu""a "I Soviet
ltuaslh w"T" Fuin L. L. m'na'luE ia"
wtut"r fu'l hupply. fh" nr"-. Whit II
w'Ir reported nlunK Ihr eastern aud
ruui hrTn FlnulHlI border. w'Tr uu' h"rh' Il
Mt ia" tim" "T thu Ming 81 tia tia
pll'h"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
GOVERNOR COX
OFF FOR WEST.
Swing Around The Circle Will
Cover 5000 Miles,
Lasting A Month

Columbus. SrIT ii"'rInuI '"N
lett here I"Hlghl "n - month - hwihE
around Ihr ,lI,lr. lhI"ugh the NraI
Ia MI,hIr"n I,,In"I I"w. Ihc Democratic
rIozIdcnIIal candidate nlnIIn hln rrcnh
tom. undertaken nIm'. WiiIInm
ntntnh UUn mII"n Ihr"unh I~onIy ~"
state n"I rnd 90 lrl'oi a. ~ I.""lS
IIr pc, oru"r ".Io'ia I" iaa"h "in"Y
huulI ".s "T ,h"ur"n'ls "f I"i a"rn Win
the nm,iIIt,os 81 IIoIm"'In'l on tho I"uI
arranged T." II"rciHo tho n"I Iit"In il"i
81 uIni.u T." IioIlIuph"Iu Wnshl"ni"n.
hn, Il - UTAH Ih"n', ." Enn I'"u' Ice"
nud r.nur ~, Toe NuErl's n"d III" n"uih
uuL ,"nIrnI west Ei"lar
rho Fu,,rnrr riuIIrI hIH luuru"r iusi
Ir" months hoT"ro ol",li"u hnv nnh VIII
upcud tho InuIiu"uih ~ hIH campaign
~ tho EnuI nuh Nldhlo- WoHi
In Michigan friday.
Through Michigan. i"U"rIur, II" -nId
ho cNp"rich I" weigh on R"Tuhll"hn
contributions AMI. r"u"lhlN. r"rrur, IN
contributions aud p"neIhly. Ir"E"ni e"m"
now Informal ton IN support at his
charge TINT Slh.000n00 c"rrup Cund'
war being rniseh
ACricuItural problems were discussed
by tho candidate hero today before rep.
re1entativeR Of the national board nf
farm organizations. Tho governor said
that he would nan:c"dirt farmers" To
responsible government positions. ana
declared for cooperative selling and pur-
chasing by farmers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
Senate Probcrs Fail To Develope !.
Sinister Influences In Campaign
More Details Of the Democratic Ho|dup
Of Thousands Of Federal Office Holders

twc"n himself and nSs"cia,cR certain
amounts had b"ru suggested as proper
Tor federal employees To contribute 10
the Democratic Cumpn!Gn funh.
The testimony Of Mr.. Jameson also
revealed that huge f"r"s "f employees
had been employed NJ his offices IN
Washington To help secure "oniribu-
tinns from the million AubsCriberS.
According to Mr.. Jamioa"n's tcsti-
mOny hr would secure u list nf what
certain Democrats were worth ana what
their income wIs and would then wrllo
them and tell them til" amount they
W"To expected to give. THIS Information
was 10 br held Hs Cunnd"nlIhl.
Mr.. JImirsOn In on" Or these letters
a cd thai IT any names given w"r"
federal ufTiG" holders. or IT the recipient
himself WnS one. Ia hr sure L" note
IIh,I fi.i Onr letter introduced In rNl.
dru,r w.s nhdTr"rrd to j. W. NhIh'T
NndrrwH. y e. ruHT"-tiuE that u" Hruh
| IN l"in which v"ull u" used I" man"
lmnIr DrmucrnI,. nnd m"rr d"llnIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
TOSSING BUOY
REVEALS PLIGHT
Ringing Of Bell on Telephone
Apparatus FIRST Told of
the Mlshap

New I"rk sept " \ rclcpl"ur buoy
t"ssiug on IN" wnvc' In IN" pnth "t ih"
steamship General GocthalH. revealed
tho plight Of the crow "f the 'uhmn
rim" = : submerged for more than ID
huuTn or m" nrlnwHrc "npcr. accord
IuR /" Information received here to-
uiTht Th" h"ll 81 TIA" hu"E wan ring
ing and " ~"nIi h""t VIZ" iuin"hlh'" "lN
luN cred from the ii"urTnI i.u"thalr.
Tho msssaas For Help
The nuhInnrlu" So hHS hccn sub
merged Tor ~ hours All Ia running
, shout Machinery damaged. send Tor
hclp.'
The GcnrrnI D:"cIhaI~ lmmcd tnt"'r
sent out rndln m""rnH"H telling Of tn"
plight 81 the ruhmurIu" aud then "t""d
hl to render whulcNcr n'h was p"hHlhl'.
keeping IN communication with tn" sub
merged vessel hv m"ana "r the tcl"-
ph"n" on the buoy.
Message Picked Up
An amateur WircIoHg operator. rlitlnR
, at HIS Inst rumrut At FArmlnEt"n. '"nn. ..
hundreds "r mlIca from the H""n" 90
tho trouble picked IN" rh""HaE" "r ana
urndc n puhlIr Tn" Information whh
confirmed later from rhiladclphl".
: which reported thni air waH being
nuInpcd To the thirty-nVc men and wv"
officers aboard tho Subnnrlne by tw"
steamships.
During most "r the afternoon inc ,n Nv"
sbIna rollod idly In the waves. unabl"
10 help, waiting for the navy TO SEND
l.yhtts ~fnvtuR 9nar t1rccSrHry 10 CUT
through tho steel hull OF tho sunmn-
rino and rolcusc tho Imprisoned mch'-
bers Of tho crew.
Sbor,ly before dusk tonight tho i"lc-
! nhonr nprrator who had been sitting
| ali day with his ear to the slender Wlro
| that connected the men under INC m@Stl
' with the vessel above II. received tntS
! message from the commander OF the
| submarine:
| "\Vc must have more air.
| Thrrc was no other message lor some
. tune Officers of the two ships realIL-
| inr that something must be done ou'ohI
! ly 10 save the lives or the supnIcrs' ~
! mon. immediately had apparatus rgSeG
"n whirh was lowered into the sea ana
.arncr-.d with the submarine. IhrouS"
! III, rho vessels pumped air Ihto thc
I wnIcrseaS craft 1t is presumed INA
! IN, machinery for changing inc AR
, the submarlC was daihh hbou ,nc
. ,'r,drut WIN caused her /" SupnerH",
3 " ,,d,r ,rI,narv circumstances II the
,n,rhtn,r> /, working property II N'AS'
. ~ In, type Of tho So can h'"y u"",
: y,t,r for acl rruI days without '"Ju'
! to her crew.
Fsu Recent Mishapu
| .rh h,y, hcru comparatively I""
/ r.nrr-tlnr submurinC R''lh'hts NI'"'''
| recent years. although prioI I" 'n'
! more than 20U nN"s were l"N' an nr
| ,ult uf mishhpa to "h"''s'"
! e.Sht Ercat naval powers 80
! ,,u,l rrIIulIa accident 1" M
! ,,ncrI,nn aubmnrlnr Was the IONS
/ thr r.i at Honolulu ia M"''n g.,
,ltl = crow Of Il mon. Nn on ."'
! ,,I,, into Tint accident revealed 'h"'
! ,nu..b hy a leak rcnulllnE iT""'
! . ,nrrndch battery lining. Inc """'
! ,yru 10 tue bottom during ,hhh""nh''
| nuL vIs not found uuill lw" l"''' "'
| "I,, wna unully rLIH"h with III" "'h 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
|WEST VIRGINIA COLORS
TO RICHMOND REUNION

\ CharlcSt"n. sept. a.---'"l"rH or th"
|9lsth, 3ltth and 1i5th artillery ut tho
| seth division w'll be tPkon from tho
|ptate department Of archlvrT md his
apry tomorrow and carried 20 Ri"hmonh
NJ tho reunion Of the eiEhticth division
% 30 held there.
Tho colora, which were placed In the
state department about q year ago,
win BE- under the charge oT Boyd slut
J Ter. OF tho state office. former member
of the SOth diViison.
He will represent tho Rdjutant gcncr-
ais department Of the state at tho
rssunioR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
Senator Knox, One Of the
Days Callers at Marion,
Endorses the Nominee S
Stand for An Association OF
Nations

MntInu Sept II, ,ldIuH BIZ I'm"
between w,rrk nud plh'. senator IInrh-
lug I",ny mad" ~" iron, porch Hr""'h
go hch ,rN crnl p"litlCnl ""nf"r"nr"h on
political lt"urT aud campaign In"ihH'
iu,ui nud Ih'n wont out 10 rec hnn'.
bnu gam" which was played Hi Mnrl"h
~ - rpcClnl compliment 10 hln 'nlhuN-
lawn uh fan
The rhi,ng" Cuhr. brought bore hf
their "vucr.. I" rive th" n"mIu'" ms
nr,.t El muur IhiH t"nr"m "f u nhl"r
I-uFur club w"r" matched "EHInr' an
Impruyl-rd Marion tenn IN Hn rNhipi-
ll"u that rrrull"h IN i !" l. victory t"I
tho visitors Senator Harding pitched
th" mr., thr"" balls nrr"H1 "a" nla',
nud during tho Enmr h" and Mrs.. liarh
Inr routed with rcvorNl THOUSANDS OF
their nriEhh"rn for the homo tenn.
For Teamwork.
ono ~ the nominees ppccchca. dClIv'
cred earlier IN Ia" dny wRa 10 tn" 'un
team which mnrChch Ia u body I" MS
front porch and pr"E"mt"d iiH complt-
mcutH through I'r"rid"nt Nc"k a"
,rnkr-mnn. In reply. rhrnS"d In th'
lIurmaEc "r tho diamond. Senator
Harding declared h!r hope In IN" Chlh'
nuipn was To d"vclup team work among
ihc American pcnpl. 80 that the nation
would sim ny pr"duly tho r"nhnh,
won at hon" and held respected
throughout IN" world
Th,. other address Whs I" h"l"Rnli"h
4 INK NSTltuS lth' W
Iin,ts ,nd was IN advocacy "t h'lt''
runprr-Hti"n f"r thr teaching rr"i'r
ION If, declined however. I" "''rd'
lu - request made by his 'hI'fn '"h, ~
,nduIr, the Smith 'f""n" hll' Pi "N'","N
Tor federal department 81 'h"'"''""
and lnrr"i f"dernl participate" III
s,hunl nunu' lnE
End"rssd wy HnoH-
srnatur I'hiInnL,r = I,"".. "t f'"n
s,i,nnir f"rn,or nc"'"I"ry "f ","''
md q Irnd-, ntn"nE Ih' liI""""' IInhI'' =
of Ii,,. rrunI, Ia tho treaty hHhl ""H
..,, 81 Ih"ro With wh"m th" ""'"h'""
,,.rI,tI,d during the day Ih" '""h
TIVE GnrcIpu I"lI'y nnd raril' nI"tlI W"
T., nrnroI mf ronnI"r ItaIhlng t"' nov
nrnn. IInu 81 nuti"ns wac ~" H"hl''
T Ih.I, InIL huI Ih'. uro' ~" ""nnIh''"
,i..rr 81 tho r"nfrr'u'" r"t" n"' -
,rnloh
IA - rtnIcmcni i"uiUhl Nouol"I Nn"'
,ro,Iotr,I IIIr '"n,I,'l"u thni. III" '"f"'H"
n,II,, 81 ~" Nilr"u Ddu'ln'n''n','"
..uId h. rrruII,nIoh ~ III" N"' rm"''
,,cr,lnr nrL Tint rcnnl"r Ilnrdl"p ="
rInuh v"ulh "uIurr'ud l's"lI '" Wv WV
rra uf ~" country ,.
culutIur rn, hns~hnll pin ore simply
nr ",'mlr." gcnnior Harding rlunE"I W
rcr,Iy into hir discourse ON p"lt'"n' ~
suos ar analogous I" tho problems OF
tho diamond
"Rausban Speech"
"I my to vow" ne said. my ulnuIc
IN Ia .eoell. because I like tho HSme Ju"t
ike every other real American. II mas
hccn In tho blood over half century
and IL has holpcd US ms people. vi
(continusd on Page rsn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
"details Not Learned.

Washington. Sept. How IN" So
hornmr di-ahlcd and how the General
,,octhals learned "r her plight had not
boon learned tonight by IN" Navy Do
partment Captain - + Hut"hinH"n a.
sIStan chief ur operations Sa ! III" hs', g.,
tlcshlp Ohio from the Southern drlIl
grounds was under way for IN" spot
az were two dcstroyrrs from tn" H"r-
folk base n destroyer with naval con
structurS and special equipment tr' II,
Philadelphia and Ii fourth destroyer ana
the torpedo boat bridgeport from Ne"
York
The rescue vessels ar" under orders I"
Err the men out fTSt. Captain liutchlh-
son said. Ey raising and 5ullInH INT" Ih"
submarine
Mrsagrs from the GrurTl i."rlhhls
said that sufficient ar had been E"tt'h
iutu tho hull l." rcNiN" the crew ana -
rlaInnd IhuI the So I'Hiil"" Ia th'
water was uiiuubt ,cTtl' al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03

NnrG0lk. Sept. 1.-TWO h"HIT"yCFH, VH'
Preston and IA" BGCk"uridg" lett nero
at II = m tonight To III" n1ainihnr" o'
tho rubnHrln~ 81 reported 10 ho sun
,n.,vod rrT the Delaware rHpcS The
destrnyrrr hnVc diving apparatus aboard
mn doauIpincn, FOR tho r'r"u" w"rk Ih"N
are ,lu" tn r~nch tho T"p"tt"d I"'hN"h
or tho So ht n III.
Tho hnttIcrnlp ONO rcporud hy wire
l.rr nj midnight that rh' w. on net
wnv To nssl-t tho disabled Vnhtn't in"
and hnI an olcctrig drIll aud "''''l""'
torch on board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
Two Killed In Crash
Of Runaway Automobiles

New York, Sept, 2.--Dns man IL dead.
another thought fatally injured and
four others arc In hospitals. severely
hurt. an rcEult OF the plunge OF an
uncontrolled stolen automobile through
n -maalnnn crowd ION the SIKH avenue
sidwalk lato today. The driver who was
In military uniform, jumped out Of the
car and escaped when II crashed into
n show window. after crushing through
the crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
AIR BEING PUMPED
TO IMPRISONED MEN
ON The SUB SIS
J. S. Destroyer Ovcrton
Equipped for Rescue Work
to Be on Scene Of Disaster
at DaYbreak- k-Details Of
the Accident Not Known

Washington. Sept. 2.-Ths United
states submarine S-5 was being kept
barely at the surface OF tho Atlantic
ocean, nfty-nvs miles east OF Cape
Hsnlopsn tonight by prsoarious hold
secured on Msr utoru by the General
CSosthals, an army transport. while
dozen vessels OF the navy are racing
itom various points to her rssouo-
with her crew OF four oniosru and
twsuty-sir mon. the no had been
submerged for thirty-siR hours. but
through . hole out In her stsrnb the
Drew OF uls usnsrai uOsthAla snouRh
air ia being pampsd to keep the mon
Alivs until naval squipmsnt rushed on
tho fantsst vessels available can get
thors to complete her rssous.
Now YORK. Sept. a.-Ths oniosrs
and mon OF tho submerged submarine
no havs been greatly revived by the
pumping OF fresh air Into the vessel.
according TO q wirslsau msssARs re-
ceived here tonight, from the steam
ship General 0os 'Lals.
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The Officers

Wash .ngt"n. sept. $780,, "''''""''
cook. who commands IN" submarine" IN
from NrknuSn, rho other officers hr
tailed To- tho s. NJ rep"rt"d on NuKhN'
rrC. t,IsuIruIu I g.. t'r"ahhm. homo
Hddrcrr not given. Ensign j. lhi!"H
I.onE~tnfr "r N"bru,kn. and L'unn'r
Robert Volt. ~ lndlnun. No list or mrm
hcr, nT IN" crew OF III" "uwm"rHh'"
was available tonight ht the My DO
pnTtmout
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v.,l,u sent Sopotiuiionu h'
tween tho Poles md I.lthuninnr. "v"r tn"
houDdnry hc,wcon tho two "nun'r, ga
hny" boon br"kcu or according !" =
,"afcm"nl up,I" hpro today by ~" I''th
uuinm telegraph agency following th''
receipt ur n mcRsaK" from k"Nno con
lrmlng rcc~nt reports OF n clash h"-
tween the Polish and Llthunian troops
nsar tho east Prussinn border.
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Confirmed BY Daniels

Washington. Sept. 2-SGcrctAEE
,h, Navy Daniels confirmed the report
Of the sinking OF the So tonight anu
said that vessels had been ordered 10
her aSsistanC" At once.
Navul commanders at both New l"rh
and Philadelphia. MIR llhni'It h"H'u'
ri hcrn ordered To detail available N""-
sells aud equipment for IN" r"~cu" work.
The department has received nothing
more tonight than WAS contained In ~"
wireless messages ALREADY nhd" P""'''
he said
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Lord Mayors Condition
Is Regarded Hopeless

Il london. Sort .. Lord Mayor florence
NncSwln"y Of Cork. waE reported 10 10
Fsry weak this morning. hut dcsp!t" hia
.1npld failing hc sim was bright.
- n sudden wcRhncEg Developed durlH z
the might. hut this wnR somewhat off
Ant by two hours OF htful sleep.
| The mayor Mas wOrp" this evening
His sister. upon having tho prison
shortly before eL~ht o'clock tonight
said that for the f-St time he was un-
able TO speak tu her.
London. Sept. 2--Thc ""nditi"n ~
Lord Mayor MA"Swin"y was anuounc"d
late tonight ~ HriNton pris"n aS with
but change. nc was said [" d" extreme.
y weak
hTS MacSWin"v aud ia" mayors two
Pisters. Mary nnd Annie. took turns at
he bedSid" watching during the day
II feel that the cut IL near. said "u"
Pf tho siHt'rr idr morning lie -
NliA1s that h." IL Nery low. aud Ark 81
ma this u"TulnE ." rood ." hln FROM
Tho DCN"Il"uhi Manual ''crIoin thought
On death
Hut f"r ~" hours sIr"r last nls a
the mayer v"uld hn'" hoon al ihis
ni"TnlnE SnIi hts bi"Ihot
This wsh tho iwonly nrsi day az his
fS-I
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ATTACK ON POLICE

Clare Morris Sept 2.-Scrious dam
age was done at Ballachadereen last
night by fire and shooting following an
attack on tho police by sixty armed mcI.
in which one constable and one civiliai,
were shot dead. Tho second constable,
Mccarthy. who was reported dangerous
ly wounded last night, died this morn
ing.
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CITY DRIVERS WANT
INCREASE IN WAGES

street department drivers ana gar
hare wagon drivers 'mrI"f"h Nv Nv
,tty hu,, asked Cliy Manager 'hhrl"'
a. Enhliu for AN In, ,renso In pay It"m
"a 80 =, dny t. IS
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n, R.oruItius ssryico

Boston. Sept, The submarine So
reported In trouble left the navy 9sIu
her, on Monday for Baltimore. on re-
cruittnK service. carrying thirty-etShi
men, She was recently commissioner
and II Is understood that this was hrr
maiden trip. She was built NJ the roTc
River yards of the Bethlehem snip
hnildInr corporation Al quincy, and IS
OF tho latest type.
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- vHAYWHR

west viPEtniA-osnsralyf fair Rridsy
and Saturday; moderate Temperature.
western PsnnsyIvantA and Ohio-9en-
srSlly fair Friday and Saturday; modsr-
ate Temperature
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BOLD r. O. HoLD-uP.

Runcrana. County Donegal. Ireland.
seven assistants were sorting mail this
morning ton armed men entered the post
office and compelled the staff TO stand
facing tho wall. Three raiders stood on
guard while the others rIfleG the MATS nr
taking letters for the police, naval
and military a"ihorities. The raiders
then departed unmolcstcd.
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WINTERS COMING TO
GRANT RATE HEARING
TO WHEELING TRACTION

ChaI1estop, sept a.--B, =. Win
tors, railway Inspector for the puouo
scrvio. oornlnisIon, will leave tomor-
row for Wheeling whrre he viii make
ipvestiJation OF tho application OF
tho whvsling rractioR o2mpany, tS
-incruHns ratea 'bstvveshA Wsdreon ana
Moundsvius ana intermediate poiatB'
Including warwood, Benwood, mo
Mcohen, WeOS6urG ana Tou9nhpoo'
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Reds Will Send Peace
Delegation to Riga

wnrEnr rori NJ I'h'r h''I u"
Ii"luho,It f"roiEu mluiu'"r h"a agreed
.. prnL "a rcp,c holHRniI"n :" l'C" v"
nc gniinio wTh the r"leS