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department; ca nrepIy 70 the Eritisa
memorandum.
Complications Seen.
The claim tor retroactive effect of
the Administrations announced policy
on liquor smuggling seizures presents
4 possibility uf complications. since
some OF The cases Involved are now 10.
:orc the courts. II Is understood here
that a number. OF the seizures made
prior 10 rrc$iG nj Iarding's order. re-
striclimg activities Iu tho threc-nile
limit uI territorial waters. do not set
up the claim that the ship was IN
touch with shore by means OF her ow1
boats.
The British memorandum contends
that such vessels au;onat icaliy Should
hc released and any property taken
aboard them and also held should be
returned. what legal grounds such ac-
,tvu might establish for subsequent
daIrag, claims against the American
government II! owners of craft which
lad been seized. no ofGcia. here cared
+" discuss.
In any even: the legality under Amer
ics,u law and American Interpretation
nI lu:,rualiul.! iaw L. in process or
court determination and ! controlling
decision may lc handed down before
he questions raised by the British
protest IN the Emerald case have been
;hreshed out In . temporary way.
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COOLEST OCTOBER 10TH

I'arl>crShurg. w. Va. Oct. l9.--T0day /.
,iIiIv report oi ihc local weather bureau
covering the STATE &C West Virginia
sAuws tho lowest temperature. 80 dr
grcrs. AZ Il. III. IN the history or IN"
service here. Tor TIA" lGih OF Octu&'r.
loves, i"lmcr temperature H." tn.S Gny
IT the year was 81 degrees in 1909. Al
though thus chilly at this hour Of thu
morning. p.l Sol warned up when hc
S5t Guwn 1" business duI:ns the day un-
l.! the maN.'uum In the aftcri "oa was
G2 degrees with an average Of Is de-
g:ccs The highest maximum fJr III,
last - years WAS y" degrees in 1891
The highest maximum for the last mmul
The normal l"r ;h!5 date in the "a years
WAS - d, Ercus.
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NEW LEAD DEVELOPES
IN new JERSEY CASE
Declared Crime May Lead To
"One Of the Leading New
Brunswick Families

New Brunswick, y. j.. Oct. lg.--CBy
the Associated Press .)-The latest in
vestigation into the double Staying OF
the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and
Eleanor Renihardt Mills. choir singer,
which the authorities have been guard
ing with such secrecy that they have
considered il essential to remove their
official headquarters to BuundbrOok
y. j.. leads directly into the home OF
"one Of the leading families OF New
Brunswick" county official said to,
night.
This official declined to permit his
identity To be revealed in connection
with the case. or further comment thai
II was on the promise of this new in.
vcStigatiOn that Governor Edwards
last week granted the county authori-
tics several days grace III which 10
continuc their inquiry without state
supervision. The official is known 10
be very close 10 the county prusCCu.
tors. and remains tho one local 0IilClai
in any way connected with the case
in whom citizens OF New BrunSwlCH
appCar 10 rrpuSC any substantial con
;ju"uC".
Hope for Solution.
"rhr authorities -" i possession
rf som, thing with which TN" public
has not been acquainted. aud which Is
being ieauosly guarded" he said. We
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Three Arrests of Suspects In Hatfield Murder case
Looking For The Lost
Airman in Mountains

Steubenvllc. o. Oct. 19.-(SpeciaO-
According to information received hers
today from Uniontown. Pa, search ls
being made in that vicinity today TO"
Pilot G. NJ. Dean OF Tipccanoe C!;y. ..
who disappeared last week while en-
route TO PunXSatawney. Pa With z
plane and who was last seen at Follans-
bee. w. Va. where he made rcpcirs on
his engine after forced landing.
Residents of the town Of Hopwood.
Pa, in tn, mountains, learning that al
aviator was missing, remembered hay
ing seen an airplane, apparently in trou-
bic. crossing over the town last Satur-
day. One woman reported that she saw
the plane falling and that when II
neared the ground, saw a man leap
from the machine into some trees.
A party Of officials and citizens Of
Cniontown and Hopwood are reported
to be making a thorough search OF the
mountains for trace Of the wrecked
plane and the missing pilot.
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MAN
PTUREDBY
". VA. OFFICERS
Two Are Taken at Rochester
Where One is Released
After Grilling

Sensational developments are eN-
peCted by Marshall county officials as
a result of the arrest of William Kent,
at noon Thursday. at Bethesda. O..
and Jack Wheeler and Harvey Grimm.
at Rochester. Pa. late in the after.
noon. charged with completely in the
murder of James f. Hatfield. cousin
of the famous. Sid Hatfield. OF Minco
county. at Chestnut Hill, just south ot
MoundSville. on Sunday. May %. last.
The arrests were made BY operatives
Of 4 private detective agency. Grimm
was released by detectives AT Pitts
burgh. following questioning.
Kent was lodged in the Marsha Il
county Jail last night at o'clock. and
Jack Wheeler will be brought to
Moundsviile this morning. TWO other
men. facing the same charge. will be
arrested to-day at Alliance. o.. and
brought TO MoundSville later To day.
The arrests were made after a lon%
search under the direction of Prose.
cutting Attorney J. Lloyd Arnold. ot
Moundsville, who with Sheriff Joha
Hazlett. have been hot ON the trail OF
the alleged murderers.
Mrs. HatfieId's Charges.
The arrests are believed to b. the
outcome of a sensational charge made
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Topeka. Kan. Oct. l9.-Law springs
from public necessity-the welfare OF
the greatest number. The Kansas court
OF industrial relations grew out OF u
coal famine two years ago. Labor has
been hostile from the start In this
dispatch the writer will attempt 10 give
some OF the reasons why labor looks
with dis,rust on the Kansas law or
compulsory Adjudication Of disputes in
essential industries.
Labor feels that the strike weap"r
is an Indispensable part Of CollectiS"
bargaining and contends that there Is
no such thing as negotiation on even
terms If one side SHOWS ;hc other has
no leverage with which to enforce It's
terms.
Governor Allen and his associates in
the Industrial court experiment; answer
with the St3 temcut. first. that strikes
are permissible III all industries cN-
cept those directly producing public dis
tress and that there is no need Of the
strike weapon when the state itSc!,
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HI-Y CLUBS TO MEET

park"rShurg. oct. la.--ParkcTShurS
vii! bc the scene uf the first statewide
conference al Wrs; Virginia h"ys of the
Y. NJ &. A. and the lli-l cubs ON Oc-
,uhrr -. IS and 80. The conferences
theme viii hr His New bay" II is 10
il" held more especially for the older
boys.
Am"ug ;hc prominent speakers on the
program are John J. Cromwell. former
governor. l'r. John Brown. II. "f New
York city: Mrs. lIctta Jewell Brown Of
Kingwnnd. ". Va. and y. u. RooS-
water of New York city.
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Bonar Law Becomes British Premier
GOV. MORGAN
SH0VELS DIRT
States Executive Takes Part
In Highway Celebration

ParkerSburg. W. Va. Oct. l9.-At'
dressing a crowd aSSC mhled III a CroF"
ear WiIiiamst0wn. It suburb. this Al
tcrnO0n. in cecbratiun Of the CompIc'
tiun ol tie paved road connecting Far
kcrS bug aud Marietta. Governor r.. +.
Morgan declared that by the closing
Of this gap another link has been weld
ed in the chain that binds Nest VIZ
ginia and Ohio.
Referring ~ the futur" Development
Of the good roads system OF West W.
rinia. the governor announced the par
pose OF the West Virginia road com
mission To construct highways acroS
the state 10 connect with the great
transcOntincnta highways.
In addition to his address. the gov,
nruor shed his coat and ShOvciled the
last dirt from the paving. thus formal
Iv opening the road 10 traitic inns
=; The Ohio rover road from Parkers-
burg 10 WilliamStOwn. where Il bridge
crossing the Ohio river leads INTO III"
heart of Marietta OHIO. A large del
rr.tion OF WASHINGTON county ONO
citizens. participated in the ccleora'
ton.
Governor Morgan was accompanied
70 the demonstration by Major I. l.
FOrtncy. chairman OF the state roai
commission. from Charleston. ana was
entertained at noon by the Lions Clun
which he addressed on the subject oi
Apprehension.
-. ........i rhnlinrrn In iNc EnEn.
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Three Couples Welded At
Dying Woman S Bedside

New York. Oct. 1s.-When DR.. NJ. \.
day that she had only a few hours to
live. she summoned her three children,
Fannie. ?5; Harry % and Dorothy q.
to her bedside and told them that she
would die contented if she knew they
we're all married happily.
Max Hoppin engaged To marry Fam
rie: Nathan Resnkow. Dorothy's fance.
aud Miss Ethel Becker. Harry's sweet.
heart. were communicated with. Deputy
COunty Clerk McCabe issued the three
licenses, rabbi was hurried 10 the
Hoffman home in the Bronx and in the
presence of Mrs. Hoffman the thrss
couples We're married.
The mother died tonight.
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GEN. SAWYER'S
SCALP SOUGHT
Legion Votes For His Removal
As disqualification Chief,
60l to 375

New Orleans oct iH.-A resolution
demanding ~. removal Of ErIradi"r
General charles t.. Sawyer. i'r'S:d'n'
tIardiug's personal l.hys.."i,.u. from III
post OF CHIEF cpoI:u,'o; ~ III" f"'ic:'!
40 pi,alizutjua board Mts a'i"pt," 10y
the American '"gi"u c""y'u',rn today
iy a vote nc sol :" 275
Major y. ~ SpTtGuc or chicago. "'";s.
toned as a rLudida:r Tor tn. p"~i;'"l
Of u,iinu,l c"nmI~h,r >I".,y 'r.'d %
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all sincerely believe that II contains
the solution to tn" crime"
Less than twCnt!.iunr hours alter /;
became known that IN" county prose.
rutorS. through the obtaining ol sign.
I'd statements. had built up theory
that the coup" were SLAIN III a vacant
shed moro than four miles from IN"
Srnt where their bodies wCrH found
lie authorities were rdlrulln2 IT."
story tOuiIhi.
"NidiCuIu,i#." was tn" only comment
Prosecutor Stricken would make.
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Washington. Oct. l9.-Dctcction of
th"ftS in til" mails in the Council
RlufiS. Iowa. railway mail terminal and
the collection of evidence alleged To in
volvr forty postal employees was AN
nounccd today by the rosi"lticc depart
mcni
Confessions were said to have been
obtained from more than twenty-five
of the men. and warrants for their ar
rest and arrest Of the others have been
ordered. Il was stated.
After the arrest last month OF Postal
Clerk Guy T.. Hampton. on n charge OF
stealing money from letters. for which
he was convicted and sent To prison.
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WARM CONTEST
FOR HEADSH|P
Of THE LEGION
Owsley, of Texas, and Deeg-
an, of New York, the
Leading Candidates.

New Orleans. Oct. 19.-tBy the AS
sOciated Press. 1.-The American Le-
sion. after long business session. in
which a resolution was adopted criti-
cising severely Brigadier General
Charles A. Sawyet, in spite Of the pro-
tests OF the legoin's disqualification
commissioner, A. A. Sprague, OF Chi.
cago, tonight entertained General
John J. Pershing, head OF the army In
France and made last minute prepar-
ations for the contest tomorrow for
the selection Of its national officers.
Out OF the names Of multitude or
candidates for the national command
dership. those Of Williams F. Deegan.
OF New York. and Alvin NJ. Owlsley, OF
Denton. Texas. stood forth most prom
inently. if the gossip Of the lobbies
and committee rooms was any indica-
ton.
Both Confident.
Both assert confidence that their
campaigns will be successful.
Neither man had anything further
TO add early tonight TO his pronounce
ments already made public as 10 his
stand on legoin policies.
Owsley, in his report as head OF the
lo2ion's Amcricanzation committee.
had laid stress upon what he terms
the necessity for ''lOn per cent Amert.
canisn." total exclusion o. immigrants
from this country for an indefinite
period, correction OF alleged doiicien-
ciCs in text books dealing with the
war. with the results that the Ger
mans have been given too favorable Il
re7ort. according 10 Mr.. OwSley.
Deegan has chosen as his prlrcipa!
policy Il continuation OF the bonus
fight.
Both endorse the policy and tho re-
cord Of IIanford MaCNidcr, the pres.
cut commander.
Murphy Withdraws.
Matthew Murphy, 0t Birmingham.
Ala. whose name was suggested soy
rral DAYS ago by Milton j. Foreman.
nf Chicago. as 4 promising candidate
had practically Withdrawn from the
race tonight.
another name which continues tr
be discussed is that OF Joseph +.
Thompson. Wilkesbarrc. Pa. a former
state commander OF the legion in that
state
1t was limited to night that a reSolu-
,ion callinC for definite action on be-
half of universal peace, might be III
trnduced tomorrow by Legionnaires
who are also members OF the Inter.
allied Veterans Federation.
Although the lnter-allied Veterans
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ALLEN FURNISHES BAIL

Charleston. w. Va Oct. 19.-Walts-
Allen. convicted OF treason last month,
furnished $4,000 bail this afternoon
with L. q. Young of Charleston. as
surety.
The other defendants. held in conaec-
ti"u with the armed march trials. who
expect To have provided bonds tomorrow
are Frank Wiburn. Rector Elkins.
Henry Alfred and Ed Westcriield. These
men have been in custody since April.
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Wholesale Postal TheftS Disclosed When
Is of 40 Accused Employees Confessed

postolTicc inspectors. IL WAS Salu' hau
determined that other employees 81 mo
p">t"ffIcc terminal were implicated III
a long list of lh"tiS. and specify OBJ
tanned confessions from twenty-five
clerks
The arrest OF these, it WAS declared
AT :hc r"SinttiCr department. VIII pe
made Tonight and tomorrow.
The confessions postal officials sad
showed that thcfrs had been made from
tn" mails, Of watches. r"Nolv"r*, - }"
articles. fountain pens and even radio
outfits. Eight postal clerks. 1t waS
added had admitted stealing articles
If minor value. such az cigars. pencils.
candy. etc.
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REJECTION OF HIS
LEADERSHIP PUTS
LLOYD GEORGE OUT
Conservative Members Of the
House of Commons Vote
Down Premier, 1856 to 81

London. oct. I9.-AccordinS
70 the Times parliamentary cor
respondent. Mr.. Eonar Law IS
understood 20 be r"serNinS his
reply 20 the king \ invitation :"
for ma cacin"r. but thai. should
the CONSERVATIVES part elect
him as leader. he may. on well
/ defined conditions. accept ho'h
the Un'cr;st leadership and the
task OF reorEaniz.ng the govern
ment.
The correspondent adds that
ne considers /. probaH." Lord
Ralfouc may rctt,c from politics
altogether.
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HUSBAND SAYS
MRS. N NALLY
VVASAMOTHER
Other Witnesses In Dolls VS..
Babies Case Tell of See-
ing Real Tots

Hammond. Ind. Oct. la.--Frank Nc
Nally. middle aged factory worker, VINO
accuses his wife OF numbering twin
babies he says were Dor nto her last
december. asserted at .hc preliminary
hearing l.,:r tol"y that Mrs. M:Nally
took the children L. / hospital III Ch'ca-
go last January, and returned with two
dolls which she substituted for tho
babies.
Mrs. McNally. who claims that tbs
twins never were born. and that shs
hoodwinked her husband and neighbor5
by using dummies in an effort TO satisfy
her husbands ambition to he known as
n father. was nrpcrturEcd by her hus-
Hlmd'S testimony. McNally was on tho
stand for a few minutes only and his
testimony came after bitter hght ba-
tween attorneys for the state ana the
defense lie will resume tomorrow.
Attorneys for tar defense objected 20
his testimony as soon rs he was placed
on the stand. After long arguments.
Judge cleveland finally ruled that Nc
ally might tell of events following the
time he says the babies were born. but
will not be permitted 10 testify to
events preceding that date.
Says Twins Were Born
McEany testified that twins were
born december g last, asserted that he
had seen them a1d that they were alive
He said he saw them last on January 25.
and that shortly after his wife took
them L. th!cag" and returned with two
d"lls. saying she had left the babies at
Il hospital 10 be treated.
After her return. McNally said his
wife apparently pretended before neigh
hors that the dolls were her babies.
Asked If he had ever seen blood on
either nf the babies. he said he had seen
his wife wIping blood from the car OF
one OF them.
Miss Catherine Griffiths. l7-ycar- ri
daughter OF the nurse who attcndcd
Mrs McNaliy. WIS an important state
witness today. She said Ehe learned
Mrs. McEally was 10 become IL mother
when she accompanied her to bath
Ing beach in the summer OF 1921. Pic
lures she said she had taken of Mrs.
McNa!!y mt the beach were demanded
ly attorneys for the defense bu, were
refused by counsel FOR the state.
Tho Girls Story.
She asserted that after the time Nc
Naliv SAYS the twins were born. she
had seen the babies in bed. alive and
Kicking. ana also saw one ot the babies
uurs5ng Later she said. she had car
red on" Of the babies uu the street
hu, sad shc could not positively that
i; was alive. il d:d not move and d!d
NOT rry. She sa.G. At the request ot
Nit. M,Na.ly. ;h" testified. she had
PREPARED and sent out ards early in
january announcing ihc birth Of the
'w.uS.
Saw the Babies. -.
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Why Labor Is
Hostile to the
Kansas Law
by DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright BY The lntell!gencer)

This Is the second Of a series
OF three dispatches on the work
inGs OF the Kansas court Of in
dus,rial relations. the principles
of which are likely to furnish 4
/ basis for discussion when con-
gresS recUnVeneS.
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London. Oct. la-CRv ire Associated
T'resS,-Ac,"r holding the office "t
rrirle minister through seven Of thc
mos, critical wears o" British history -
three years ot war and four year or
rccorStruction--D David Lloyd Gcorg.
went into the wilderness today.
This was the description IN his Man
chester speech OF his position II the
Tnionis. wing ot his followers sh"ui9
desert him. Un'on;St withdrawal 'r'm
the Coalition VS. 1scid.d upon t@diy.
by the meeting whi Il Austen Climber
lain had called 4, the Carlton club. AMI
which was attended by the Conservative
members ot ;ht House Of Commons and
a handful Of Lords who were enrolled
in the cabinet.
The vote was Isl - 81 against the
Chamberlain policy Of pledging the
party TO sustain the coalition ana IN
favor Of general election 10 confirm
It's course. The meeting was followed
oy succession or swift events which
carried the coalition government into
outer darkness.
Bonar Law Is Premier
Andrew Ronar Law Will put on TIE
prime minister's mantle for "A short term
OF office. The King summoned him -
Buckingham palace late this evening
and .nvite.l him 20 form Z new Cover Il
men;. which Mr.. Bouar Law. Will uLd"r-
take. although the state of his health.
which complied him 10 withdraw lr"m
public life I few months ago. maHes 4
a risky venture.
Before Mr. Eonlr Law can forma ,iy
accept the premiership however. u meet
ing OF tn" Cn,"niSt party nuts be held
TO elec, a new leader 10 carry on, the
policy To- b" decided by caucus. THIS
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Brave Collie Saves
Chicago Woman'S Life

Chicago. Oct. ia dog today res.
CuCd Mrs. Mary tiuerin OF Chicago,
when she was trampled and gored by
a COW on her brothers farm at Wads.
worth. Illinois. She had been gather.
ING nuts when the COW broke through
Il pasture fence and charged her,
knocking her down. The dog. a collie,
which was with her. leaped at the ami.
mails throat and the dog fought so
vigorously that the COW retired. Mrs.
Guerin was not seriously injured.
formally concluded their convention
Monday. an executive committee OF
the organization empowered by the
convention to take what action 1t
deemed eXDedient toward forwarding
world peace has been in SESSION here
all day to-day. and is expected to make
a statement covering its position.
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WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia and Ohio: Fair Fri
day and Saturday; little change In toni
peraturc.
western Pennsylvania: Fair Friday
and Saturday; cooler Friday.
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Life Term Sequel of
Great Western Man Hunt

omaha. Nrh.. Drt. l9--fr"l lfr"Wlh
LICwn aS tn" 'thain man" and whose
sensational ESCAPE from authorities ana
possess nf two states last summer gain
I'd him nation Idle ruhl!rity, was con-
vi,tcd this afternoon 10y a jury IN tn"
county district cour; oi KIDNAPPING with
intent 10 commit criminal assault Ihc
Jury recommended 1t. impriS"nmrh; AS
is. penalty.
The ,wcnly-day flight "f BROWN hci"r"
poss,myn nirplau". aui"n"hilcS and
hlnodhnunLS and his subsequent cap
turc. June -. last siN,!-iwo miles
north oi Medicine Sow, Wyoming. was
urc Of the r.rrat,sr man hunts in Ne
hraska's history. The flight Ind Scdr"h
began on the evening of May ~. when
Sheriff Mix" Clarke "f Douglas county
and deputies found Mrs. jean jenkins
rnd Miss Kathryn McManaman N
Chains in Browns shack near EcnS"n'
n suburb, after Harry T.. lloyd. VIII" also
had been chained. escaped and iricrh"n-
cd to the sh"riff's office.
The Victims Story.
Tho Two women told officers tha:
while they were Awaiting t"r stree,
rar Saturday evening May - Hr"Wn
drove up in an automobile and offered
:" '''"' 49, r:rI, ,,...r,cd
'h'H ""t' ar,',. ms, tr,
hnu s"'n '""' '''"n ,,,,'.,,,,. hr,,
PARK "hn '"I''u '"''' ="
|" his Shh'k
When they arrived / tn >harh. IN"
women said Brawu Fastened them ~
chains. pu: them II hole unI"" the
shack an" "',a'N'' '"c'n NY
ih"E f'hh'h'h !" '"' ''"'' ~ ''"" 40" ,
S'tuEn'! h'E"' H""''"! n.'' "'.,N -"
Sa'd' Brown hr""S"S '"r". ''','. NV ''''.
an" P"t 'h''! y. ~ ''' >''
on SUNDAY. MIS- N''"'''''''' 4,
""rH'"E IN Il '''' '''"''N ','' - =
l" MIN W '"h 10Y" ''",' IT, N'N '''
'urri ana 'h"'h'" w." '"' 'H" N',''''
Brown t9"n I"'t ti'' Sht'N ''" '''H" 80
leased himself sunday '''i'.G ""h ''''
Nh"u"d ih' >h"T.i'. Ih' Nhc''n "h''
Srhr'H'd ~ we '''h,'N :" ''""" "" ~
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HURRY CALLS
F0R DOCTORS
SP0NDED To
Entire Train Derailed Short
Distance From Williams
port, Indiana

Danvillc. ILL.,. Oct. 20.-A Wa
bash passenger train, castbound, is
reported wrecked one and one
half miles west IF Williamsport,
Ind.
The entire train is reported in a
ditch, and calls hare been sent
for all available doctors.
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THE INTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other Sixday morning paper in West
Virginia.
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Decatur, Ill.,, Oct. 20.-Wabash
fast passenger train No. 2, east
bound, was dcrailed near West
Lebanon, Ind, tonight at IL 80
o'clock.
1t is reported that Engineer
Charles Schmuggee of Decatur is
buried in the wreck, which is
burning. The baggagcman is said
to be fatally hurt.
None Of the sleeping cars left
the rails. No passengers arc re-
ported to be fatally injured.
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