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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

NoCaIns. Arizona. July 29-Th" fed
rral government Of M"Nlr" VIII Scnd az
rhr troops necessary into lower NA.l
fN-nia to suhdue Governor Cantu, VIII"
IS reported in revolt against tn" d" Ia
Hurrta regime. General /. EIlaS NnIleS'
Mexican secretary VI war and MARINE
said here today.
Forty thousand men will b" sent to
! Lower California. he said. II that num-
bcr lS required to Subdur Cantu. Cantu
must ami will be forced u recognize the
federal government.
General Gales passed through here
today cnrOute for T"rrcon. Durango, ny
Wa. Of II PuSo. 10 take charge Of iinal
settlements whereby Francisco NIliH.
the bandit. returns I" privsi" life. ii"
discussed both the Villa and the Cantu
revolt.
Villa SURRENDERED to tho federal gov
crnmcnt according 10 the terms made
hv me-" General Gales said. He Will
r"tirc - private Etc on ranch at
\leveS Durango. THIS was the former
estate Il tho Nil,!sta general. Thoma
Urhina. who left the ranch to Villa AT
his death.
An Villas followers hay" been paid
months wages and their far" home by
thu government. An charges against
Villa and his followers hav" been can
ccllcd"
Aided BY carranzistas.
McNicali Lower California. July 20
CRY The Associated Fress)-Eight mon
formerly holding high rank in the army
of the late President Nenustiano Car
rama tonight held secret conference
here with Governor Estaban Cantu. fol
lowing the offer Of their services to
lead the Cnntu forces against invading
armies II was announced by Governor
Cantu.
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ON THE WANE.
READJUSTMENT IN
INDUSTRY FORESEENl
Increase in Labor Efficiency
Reported By Reserve
Bank Board

Washington. July 29.-Curtailment OF
Industrial activity due to lower demand
cancellation OF orders and generdl re-
adjustment were tho outstanding oeIel.
opments in the business Of the country
during July the Federal Reserve ooard
declared tonight In It's monthly review.
I'm some districts. however. produc-
ton continues upon old orders Whlcn
are still on the books despite the fact
that new business has fallen off,, the
review declared. I'm the agricultural
regions. improved crop conditions ana
the development of more connoeht
tone in business are reported to have
brought about 4 turn distinctly FOR the
better.
Extravagence Lessened.
Speculation in commodities 10 In
many parts Of the country reported to
have been greatly reduced and in some.
practically eliminated. There is gen.
cral feeling that extravagant buying
IS at least less extreme and dangerous
than 1t was sometime ago."
The transportation problem continu-
ed unsolved during the month, tho re-
view reported. and while some local
improvements were noted there remain
ed great freight congestion. provoking
IAN undue and unnecessarily severe
strain Upon credit" The iron and steel
Industry "is now placed in serious
which adds that 100000 tons Of prod
ucts are tied up In the hands OF tho pro-
ducers throughout the country by Jack
Of transportation. Likewise the grain
movement has been retarded by car
shortage.
Labor More Efhceut
Commenting on the labor situation
the board declares that an increase IA
the efficiency Of labor was "one notable
feature" Of the month.
Coal production, the review asserted
also, is hampcred by car shortage while
loca labor troubles were said to be caus-
ing an under current Of unrest in some
districts The coal output in Pennsyi-
v;tnia. West Virginia. Indiana Cnio
or less of normal, with the country's
total production averaging 100000 tons
a week, in comparison with current dc.
mands showing a need Of 1l,ooo.oos
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Adrnuce pevelops Rapidly.

Warsaw. July "7--T'hc R"lshcvik drive
from the northeast along IN" ficIiSt0K
railroad and III" thrust in GaliCia In
the direction of LcmhcrE are developing
rapidly despite Polish r"SiStam"" on both
wings In the center the Poles hold
Pinsk, but If III" E"d advanc" continues
the Poles will he compelled IN cva"uatc
tho Pripet country. Tn" Pinsk- Brcst-
Litovsk railroad already Is threatened;
In CialiCia the fighting has reached
n point 70 kilomrtcrS east Of LcmhcrR.
with tho Rolsh"viki bearing down upon
the city from three directions.
In the south General lfudcnny. tho
Russian cavalry commander has rein
forced his army with runahout armor"d
cars carrying machine guns. which
fight their way through roads and open
country while the horscm"n keep I" the
wooded region and rough country. Gen
eral Budcnny also has machine guns on
carts drawn by four horses. These arc
brought UP in the clvalry's rear and
are used when the CoS$aCks make a
stand.
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AGAIN
K. Of P. CHIEF.
West Virginia Host to Entire
Camp Terre Haute
Wins the Drill 81
Ac;ar 10 The Intalligencer.

SDeClal 10 Ine lUlSlllBcuCSE' = ~
Cleveland. o., July 2s.-The West VIZ
ginia brigade attending the U.niformf9
Rank Knights of Pythias encampmo
here were making preparations tonish. .
10 break camp. For many. however, u
will not mean a trip home Immediately.
but an extended excursion TO Bu1fal9
and Niagara Falls. BriSadier Genera
c. c. Meyer declared.
The Wcsc Tirginians were hosts 20
the entire camp tonight at an open air
dance and concert. Mrs. Sally Plues OF
Wheeling. member OF Hermion Temple
Pythian Sisters. featured in the pro-
gram with accordion music.
Major General William Fl. Loomis.
ommandcr-in-chief. was elected for the
fourth time.
William II. Kruck Of Wheeling, was
promoted to bugler in the Cour de Leon
company, No. l. of Wheeling.
In tho competitive prize drills, VEo
company. No. So, Of Terre Haute, mo,
was awarded first place In Class 4.
Four. companies too part In Glass j..
Akron company, No. y. Of Akron. took
first honorS.
A supply OF West Virginia tobacco
reached camp yesterday. This was
shared with his command by Capt. X.
f. Shafer Of Cour dc Leon company.
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ENEMY OF WILSON
ADMINISTRATION IN
COX ENDORSEMENT
Senator Walsh Declares He
Will Continue Opposition
10 Article Ten

DAYTON. OHIO. July 29.-Govern0r Cox
Democratic presidential standard pear
or. today was pledged the vigorous ana
unoualiticd support Of Senator David |.
Walsh. Of Massachusetts. leader
among ecnatc Democrats who differed
widely from IN" administration on the
League Of Nations and who fought for
reservations.
Senator Walsh arrived here NncHpect-
cdIy today and was Governor Cox
gucs, AT dinner before leaving for the
east.
4 shall aid in every way possible TO
secure Governor CoA's election. said
Mr.. Walsh. Il voted for him from the
first at san Francisco and shall con,
tiEue nv most loyal and vigorous AID.
Pact Not Discussed
Senator Walsh said he had not
learned Governor CuX's position regard
ing reservations and other details IN
the league controversy. adding that ne
had not com" here I" discuss or advise
with the candidate ON that or any sub
I-rt. II" called solely To talk over cam
pairn affairs. he said with u. j. Ma.
honey, Governor CuX'S son in law. ana
while mere the Governor insisted upon
ton!ghr, visit to Trailsend Even
should he and the Governor dlttcr on
the league. senator Walsh. said. he sull
would support the Governor "nthuSlas-
tiCally.
NE was the most progressive and
liberal candidate In tn" field III san
Franclse"." Mr. Walsh added.
The. senator was tn" sol" visitor to-
day nt Tral>rEd lie arrived Just when
Governor Cox was finishing the first
rou.h draft Of his acceptance address.
and preparing 10 be the guest Of honor
here tomorrow at the home coming
and nOn-puliICal celebration planned by
the Governors friends in tn" Miami
Valley This will open with an eXten-
4lv" parade At $50 o'clock. but under
revised plans made today. all speech
making was eliminated from the pro-
gram Governor Cox Will review the
parade. however.
opposed to Article Ten
Except for Senator Walshs visit.
Governor cox dug all day on his speech
accepting on August :. the party nomI-
natoin.
Hope that The league would not be
the campaign'$ paramount issue. was
expressed hy Senator Walsh. who led
the successful Effort in the platform
committee at San Francisco for the
words In the league plank stating that
the party does not oppose reservations
making Americas obligations clearer
and more specific. The senator declared
10 visitors that he still favored league
covenant reservations and would never
vut" for the league without reservation
to article ten. Th" Republicans. he
predicted. would seek to make rcser-
Vution Of artiCl" ten their prinCip pal
night and he said Governor Cox should
be very careful" what position he took.
That the Irish questions would not
be campaign issues also was predicted
by Mr. Walsh.
Il don't think they will figure at all"
nc said People of Irish blood will
vote just as they always have. Republi-
can or Democratic as Americans. re-
garlless of their views on Irish inde-
pendenCe"
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B, g. 0. OPERATORS IN J
SECRET CONFERENCE.
Mocha, 10 Tho Intelligencer.

Special TO The Intelligencer.
Cumberland. Md, July 29-The gen.
oral committee of telegraphers OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad SYSTEM
who are dissatisfied with the award or
n cents an hour increase by the rail-
road board. is In session behind closed
doors AZ Oakland. the home OF D. =.
Lewis. the general chairman. and II 10
said II will not adjourn before SRtur-
day. The committee represents all the
operators OF tho system. about IS per
cent Of agents. all the levermen and ten
percent OF switchmen. The operators
wan; 90 cents m hour increase,
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Coast Mail
Planes at Cleveland

Cleveland. Ohio. July 2s.-Ptlot Bert
A...,a driving one Vr tho three mono
nTsnsS tnat left Long Island this morn
fng on A transcont!nental aerial mail
Tirnt, landed here at 3 p. M,
The two other machines arrived ~ the
cleveland landing station AZ $50 and
-.Ts tonight The flight from Now
york was without unusual incident ac-
rorsinE 70 the several pilots.
The flyers will remain here tonight
and EXPECT 70 leave In time . reach
ChfcaKo At noon tomorrow.
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BELGIAN SOLDIERS
INDULGE IN DISORDER

BRUSSELS. July .? 9?.--ThnuSandT If SOL
dlcrs assembled outside III" Chamber OF
Deputies today to- demonstrate diSSat-
iSfurtiou with the governments treat
mrnt o. former soldiers. who demand
that lump sum he paid cvory man who
served IN the war. \ body "f soldiers
broke the polio" Gordon and invaded the
chamber dvrcEard!rE nurg"maSter
MaX's apreals Eventually they were
persuaded 10 leave peacefully.
While In tho chamber TIA" soldiers
hrokn doors and windows and hurled
tho uShrrS aside. TIL" men then
marched through the chamber with ban
ncrS. white the ast0nlShcd deputies sat
powarl"Ss :" Qur'l the tumut.
Demonstrators To tho number Of $50
urra arrested hut were released on the
intervention of tho speaker 0f the
house y dozen persons we're injured
during tn" day.
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Campaign Probe Will
Go Over 10 September

St Louis. Mo. July %9.-United
States Senator James \. Reed her" to-
day announced the senate Suh-C0mmit-
tee would not r"sum" It's Investigation
Of campaign expenditures Of prrS!den-
tial candidates until September. Scna-
tor Reed is a member ut the sUb-com-
mIttce
Senator Reed said that ne Is prepar-
ing to take a vacation and that Senator
Kenyon. the committee chairman. is at
present on a Vacation and that under
these circumstances. early resumption
OF the investigation IS unlikely.
When the hearings were concluded
here earlier in the month, the committee
adjourned subject to the call Of the
chairman. senator Reed explained. and
Il is improbable this will b" issued be-
fore ScDtemNor.
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NEW REGIME IN MEXICO
WILL PROTECT AMERICANS

New York. July 39-Thr appointment
Of Robert resquirr rs financial agent
for tho Mexican government III this
country with Offices IN this city, FL
Paso and Laredo. Texas and Canada.
was reported here tonight. He will re-
liovc Dr. Alfredo CaturcGli. who has
been McXico's financial agent here for
four years.
Ono Of the first acts Of tho now
agent. according TO local agency Off
cials Will be TO confer with representa-
tivcs of American petroleum interests
IN Mexico. Protection Of American in
t"rcsts. II is said. will he sought in
every way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
10000 CARS RELEASED
FOR STEEL INDUSTRY

Washington. July 29.-ApproXimntN.
ly 5000 freight cars are released from
the coal traffic and made available Tor
carrying Stccl, railroad officials esti-
mate. under an order of the Interstate .
Commerce commission today dcClar!n;
that the term coal cars, as used IN its
nrioritv orders. shall not include fla;
bottom cars with sides less than 3S
inches in height Tho commission or
:giually c>r"rt cd only flat bottom cars
with sides loss than 81 inches IN height
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ASK UNITED STATES To ENTER
PEACE CONFERENCE WITH RUSSIA

WaShinGton. July G9.-lnformHi m
,liiri.s have been addressed TO the Unit
I'd states 10y diplomatic Representatives
of the allies To ascertain this govern
ment's willingness TO enter int" inc
proposed peace conference with SOVIET
Russia.
30 Formal invitation. however. II was
said. today at the state department, mas
been received As yet from either Franc"
of Great Britain. Since the allies haN"
never failed n invite this gov"rnnchl
IN nor,icinatc jn conferences touching
nrohlcnS growing out OF tn" war. in
spite Of repeated previous deciinatlon.
T. - thought by officials here nat a
request Of the counsel OF tho I nlted
states is expected TO be forl hComing.
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FGrrinEton Under Plre.

Snr,ngaeld Ill, July 29.-Disciplin-
ary action against the OFallon miners
local. whose members accused their
state president. Frank Harrington. Of
conspiracy with coal operators 10 ad-
vance tn" price Of coal was demanded
~ tbe state miners executive board by
President Harrington this afternoon.
Until they get rid OF tho officers
Who have accused US OF such n thing.
they'll look tu this office In VAIN for
favors." said Mr.. Harrington in his ad-
Thcn he told that tho O'Fal'on local
is asking Of the state organization
S22. .nOn with which 20 Tompiete th"lr
miners hall and add capital 70 their
cooperative store.
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SArdnnR In indiana

indianapolis. Ind. July c9.-With the
idleness today Of more than fifty per
cent Of the coal mines in the Indiana
fields as a result OF the strike OF day
men. the situation assumed an aspect OF
seriousness not hitherto felt by the pub
lie at large Reports from the Terra
Hautc district stated 1913 mines were
closed and more than $4,000 miners
weer out there Approximately 1900
miners arc idle in the Evansville dis
trict Six hundred more miners are
reported TO hve gone on strike today al
Princeton, Indiana.
Failure ot tho coal supply has Grip
pied industry throughout tho state and
is threatening interruption Of railway
traffic
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Redu Nenr LcmberE

Warsaw. July 26. tRy tn" \. fD,--
Bolshcv:k prcSsur" has compelled thCc
Poles to evacuatc Brody. about 90
mics northeast OF l-cmh"rg. according
10 today's official communication:
The loss Of Brody cndanKrrS h"m,,
berg Hrody has been strongly defended
viii tthe Reds attacking for ts posses
sion for more than week, L"mh"r6
now Is also threatened from the east.
tha CCmmuniQur recording severe fight
Ing In the region Of Tran"pol wh"r"
detncnmcnts Of Reds crossed the Thrucz
river and are fighting along tho rail-
road which connects with the road be-
Ipw RrOdS
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Pottery Workers 10
Visit Senator Harding
% rhA intelligence.

specAl @ Inc IHVeT'3TU1 -. oa-Arr,nrs.
r,ants vera completed tonight for del
eGation Of Coiumotana county Repuoii.
cans. mostly pottery workers, to Yist
Scrator Warren G. Harding. Republican
Thu -s.day August - A special train.
winch will start at East Palestine. VIII
he chartered.
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R.ds non't want Poace.

WarsAw, July .I--Thc aduTUo0A
French Officers attached to the mill
tgry mission hav" arrived. All Of thom
Will he assigned to various Polish units
Ms technical advisers. 4 large school
for officers under the supervision ot
Frnnch officers. was opened today at
R"mb"rtolf. a suburb of Warsaw.
The newspapers cOntnu" 70 cypress
their contention that the SoH'eiS do not
want peace but deSir" 10 inNad" 20
land They SAY II = clear from what
is trausPlrnE in The northeast that
the BolShcviki arc aiming directly AT
Warsaw and that in IN" south they are
marching upon LembcrG.
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THREE AMUNDSEN MEN
ARE BELIEVED LOST

Nome. Alaska, July 29.-Three mem
bcrs Of Ronald Amunds"n'S Arctic eN-
pcdltion who left IN" explorers ship.
the Maud. with mail last fall while tho
vessel VAS off the Northern siberian
coast. arr missing and ar" believed 70
have lost their lives. according Ia Rus
sian goy"rumrnt adNices r""riN"d by
AmMnNSrn htrC.
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WARSAW To Re Fortified.

Warsaw. July ?9--At last accounts
tho Hulsheyiki were within the out
skirts Of RLalyStok. tho fall Of which is
cNuected her" 10 occur al any minute
Thu newspapers ar" advocating the
immediate constitution Of trenches,
frrtlf!rations and other works for the
dcfons" Of Warsaw before tho Bolshe-
Wiki advance closely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
MALONE NAMED FOR
N, Y, GOVERNORSHIP

New York July co--0udlcy F!cld
Malone former CoI'c"tor OF the Port Of
New York today was selected as the
third or tarmor-labor party candidate
for the govcrnorship of New York.
Selection of Mr. Malone was made at
a conference of national and local party
leaders which opened hero yesterday 10
lay campaign plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
BIG ", VA. TONNAGE
TO NE,| ENGLAND

Blueheld. W. Va. July 29-NIore than
$50 .00n tons Of coal will be shipped
from West Virginia and Virginia flelds
10 New England every month as n result
Of the priority order issued by the IN
terS'atc commerce commission on last
Tuesday. The shipments will continue
unt!l the order is annulled and the en-
barge against t!dcwater shipments lift
Ell. or this quantity OF coal destined
for New England, $4,000 tons Will pass
over the Norfolk & Western Lines: S.
0G0 tons over the Chesapeake & Ohio
and $4,000 tons over the Nirginian
Railroad.
Huntington, w. Va. July 29--West
Virginia coal fields east of Huntington
must furnish $1,000 tons OF coal to New
England q month.
That IS the substance of an order ef-
feCtivc August =. issued by the inter-
state commerce commission. IN which
provisions for coal for New England
made. To accomplish the order. approx
used by the {. G. O. each DAY. TIL" car
supply still continues about fifty percent
normal. II was said today.
Huntington. W. Va. July 29--.t big
increase in shipment of coal 10 the lakes
as the result OF the itdewater embargo
and lake priority Is reported by the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. The place
ment Wednesday was 900 cars. or 39.5
percent normal. while on Tuesday a
total OF 10000 tons were loaded on
ZOOS cars. also tons going 10 the
lakes.
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THE wEATHH1.

Washington, July 2e.-Forsoastt :.
Ohio, West Virginta-Rair Friday A14
Saturday; little change In tsnpsfAtu1o.
western Peunsylvania-Partly cloudy,
Friday; Saturday fair.
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10000 TROOPS
To CRUSH REBS
LOWER CALIFORNIA
WILL Be SUBDUED
Former Carranza Officers
Aiding the Revolt-U. S.
Troops to Border
"

San Francisco. July ~ .- Thr""
movements of American troops
arc under way "u the McNlrNn
border. but thry hay" n" C"m-
ncrton with th' reported IN
vaS!on" of Lower ralifornja. the
; Western Department h"ahqunr-
t~rS or tn" army announced her"
today. Troop units ar" hciuE
changed at Yuma. Arizona AID
{ rilcNIc". and FL Campo. on tn"
Mexico border.
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London. July "9-CoUtlnucl advances
along Virtually the whole front against
the Poles are reported in Wednesday
nTicial COrumuulguc from Moscow. re
cnlNCd tndnN.
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SECOND Trunk
IS NOW SOUGHT
MAY HAVE CONTAINED
SLAIN WOMAN'S ORGANS
Birmingham Woman Refused
to Receive the Trunk
When Delivered

birmingham. Ala. July 29,-No FUR
thcr progress had been made ioniGh'
I'm tho search for the second trunk ship
NOD by r LrRov. lrac" Of which MAS
thought In" t., to havc been found here today
whom birmingham woman report,
that mysterious trunk was IrliNerSu
TO her house about June -. whlch Sn',
refused ~ r"celvr. Tn" trunk Is p'I!eScI
hy Detroit authorities 10 hav" contained
tG,. vital organs of kRthcr!n" Jackson
the Detroit trunk murder victim,
Lieutenant Smith Of the I"tr"i de
tCctivc force Was SIN here loh!Enl. On'
rNrcrtE to leave tomorrow Tor StuFEiN;
NIige tn interview the family ana
friends of tn" Jackson woman.
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Another Murder Possible.

New York. July ga new twist was
given to New Yorlts mysterious trunk
murder The police announced they
had discovered n marked similarity be-
tween the handwriting Of T. Leroy,
sought in connection with III" murder
Of his wife. whose body was found here
TANNED in a trunk shipped from Do
tro!t and that "f tn" mysterious .f
p. Poulvcrrr.'t VIII" DISAPPEARED after
the staying her" last August of Cecil T..
Iandon an Oregon soldier.
'Poulvcrer' and Lnnd"n REGISTERED AZ
dead, slain by blow from a chandelier
and "Poulverer'' was nowhere 10 be
found.
II also was learned today that Leroy
Is sought by New York county author,
ties for violation Of paroi" granted
him after he is alleged tn hay" been
sentenced 10 the Tomhs prison in July.
1919 for stealing Liberty bonds and
jcWelry.
This conviction IS said by the police
10 have occurred after L"roy's arrival In
New York from Mexico. \ warrant
was issued for him after h" violated
his parole. but he was never appTe-
hendci
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Expect Difficulties

Detroit. Mlch. July 2H.-ANtHnTII'r7
brrr Virtually marked time today in the
investigation If tho killing Of Mrs,
Eugene lie Roy and III" shipment Of her
boGy t" New York IN trunk. EnortS
were being made It WAS said. TO Obtain
the arrest and cNtrlditi"n Of q. j. Fer
nandcz whom the police w"r" told was
M SoItilIr Mexico, and whom they be-
licvrd might b" tn" "F"rnand"z' Of
many alias,s ,nuGht in connection with
the trunk mystery.
some dirriculty may develop. II was
sad tonight. in bringing II" lnnn back
IN ms Cuuutrv owing tn IN" present
state Of relations between tn" United
States and Mexico.
should rhC cxtradt.ou papers be put
through L was said Lieutenant John
i. Smith. now in BirminEhfm. Alabama
will ~, sent {" Sal'.lln To identify tn"
man being sought there.
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THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.