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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
SEEK MEANS TO
STOP STALKING
OF GRID GAMES
Committee to ConSid-
er Adoption of Play
System.
BY WLTER CAMP.

Copyright, 1929, by The Argus.)
The football rules committee an
questiorabiy viii consider at its
meeting Friday and Saturday the
proposal to run the gams by the
number OF plays rather than by
time periods, as has always been
done. The advocates OF the plan
were given a hearing by the com
mittee last year but no action was
taken beyond a recommendation
that the system be tried out in Il
series of school or minor games.
The chief argument advanced in its
favor was that it would do away
with "stalling" or playing for time.
1t was commended that this delay
and waste of time was apparent n
nearly every game after one team
had secured a lead.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07

Are you lame every morning? Dc
you drag through the day with a
steady, nagging evening
ind you ''all played out?" Probably
your kidneys are to blame. Hurry
worry, lack OF rest and heavy diet
all tend to weaken the kidneys Your
back gives out; you feel depressed
and suffer headaches, dizziness and
kidney irregularities. Don't &C
from bad to worse. Use Doan's
Kidney Pills Home folks recon-
mend them. Ask your neighbor!
Beres a Rock Island Case
Henry l. Woodward, stationary
engineer, $40 Eleventh street, says:
The first 1 noticed of kidney trou-
bic was one morning when l could
Mt get out of bed without help. The
pains in my back were as sharp and
cutting as a knife. The kidney Sc
cretions were unnatural and scald-
ed in passage. Finally a friend told
me to try Doan's Kidney Pills. A
couple boxes of Doan's freed me
rCm all the trouble"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
Outdoor Events Next.

AS the sun gets higher and the
snow is disappearing, we turn nat
urally toward the first big outdoor
athletic events on the spring CAL
endar. The Pennsylvania relay
races at Philadelphia, April IS and
29, promise to be just as big as
ever. In fact, the relay carnival
is almost eclipsing interest in ordi-
nary track games. The program
this year will be marked by two
new championship contests, a 400
yard relay and one at $50 yards.
The individual runners will cover
ITO yards each in the first event AMI
22O in the second. Last year there
were over $50 teams and more than
5000 individual contestants at
Franklin Field and this year, the
entries already have begun to come
in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
MISSOURI TIES
KANSAS IN RACE
FOR CAGE HONORS

Lawrence, Kan, March kan
sas and Missouri universities are
tied for the championship of the
Missouri Valley conference as a re-
suit of the Kansas victory over Ne
braska here last night. IL to is, and
the Missouri victory at Manhattan
over the Kansas Aggies. 50 to IS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07

In his bouts to-
day against Pat
Mccarthy, whom
Gibbons recently
knocked for a set
of kitchen ware.
and Kid Town
s e n d. H a TT y
W e j & h e d 1 6 1
pounds. He is
feeling fine and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
CAGERS IN SEASONS FINALE
HARRY GREB WILL SCALE ABOUT
20 POUNDS LESS THAN GIBBONS
WHEN PAIR CLASH ON MARCH IS

He was scheduled to meet Roy
Moore, the lad from ST. Paul, with
the body punch, next Friday, but
has just announced that an infect
ed hand will prevent the bout at
this time. The fans have an added
interest in seeing Johnny not only
because of his fighting ability but
because as his standing as one of
the greatest little captains of in
dustry in the country. Johnny is a
money-getter and proved it in his
negotiations with Eddie Mead, man.
ager of Joe Lynch, former bantam
weight champion.
Lynch thinks he can take the BAN
tam title from Buff and is willing to
pay we'll for the chance to do SO.
Therefore Mead offered that if Buff
would meet Lynch in a fight for the
bantam title. he, Eddie, would agree
to take 55 per cent Of the gross re-
ceipts at the bout-less the state
tax and pay the champion $4,000.
Now, however, the sore hand may
delay the Buff-Lynch battle also.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
BY FAIR PLAY.

copyright, 1922, by The Argus.)
New York, Marh 7.-Harry Greb
will take the ring against Tommy
Gibbons of st. Paul. weighing not
more than $50 pounds, if quite that.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07

Chicago.-Mike Gibbons, ST. Paul,
middleweight, finished training here
today and was scheduled to leave
for Peoria. I'LL. tonight, where he
meets Tommy Murphy. stockyards
fireman, in a 10-round bout Thurs
day night
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
BOWLING
AT MOLINE Y. VI. G.. A.

Last nights scores at the opening
of the Moline Bowling association
handicap tournament on the Mo-
line Y. NJ. C. A. alleys. resulted in
the following handiCaps:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
Eddie O'ITare Killed.

Eddie O'Hare, who was killed in
Maine while trying some acrobatic
stunt, was a promising light heavy
weight, very clever, a good hitter
and likeable to degree. Speaking
of him today. Jack Dempsey said
that of all the sparring partners he
used in preparing for Carpenter,
O'Hare was the man who could
make him step Iiveliest. He was
quick and seemed willing to take
the maulings that the champion
handed out to his co-workers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07

Chicago.-The central A. A. U. in
door championship track and field
meet will be held here March "a,
L was announced today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07

Memphis-Pal Moore, Memphis
bantamwe;ght, won an easy decision
over Frankie Jummati of Chicago in
an eight round bout
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07

Chicago.-Dick Kerr, pitcher q
the Chicago Americans. had no
signed his contract and was be
Iieved to be a holdout
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
RnT Cancels Moore.

Johnny Buff, the double barrelled
champion. may not give the fans
chance to look him over at present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-07
SHERRARD WINS
ONE; LOSES ONE

The Sherrard community high
school basketball team won one and
lost one game last week. defeating
Alpha high school. 80 to 20. and
losing to Coal Valley by score of
16 to Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
REPUBLICANS SPEND S645,451
IN CONGRESSIONAL COMPA|CN

and son. contributed also $3.50 each
though tho Republican Congressional
committed
The report OF the National commute
was the last Of the three 10 reacn the
House clerks Office. coming by man To-
night. 4 copy was obtained by the
Asso~iated Press at Chicago and sent
out many hours before the official DOC
ument was received by registered mall
MI told there were seven $lo.ooO con-
lr!butions aside from one OF that
amount by John u. Rockefeller, Jf
They came from Fred Uphani. as treas.
urcr. to the Senatorial. in behalf OF tho
National committee: william Wrigley.
Jr., Chicago; Or. =. s. Gennedy, Tulsa,
Okla, The New Jersey State Central
committee. Frederick w. Allen. New
York. i, :, Reed. tHittsbursh, any
Iicury I. Lippir, former senator from
Rhode Island.
Records Of the House clerk show mat
,hr Republican National committee IN
its preliminary report filed October 49,
1870. 4 presidential year. reported con.
,rihutInus OF S".+i6.$l?. as compared
with s42l.4ti today. At the same titno
the Republican Senatorial committee re-
ported receipts OF Sl1?.iS5, compared
with todays showing of $l36,Os9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
PRISON TERMS FOR HEADS
OF CINCINNATI BREWERY
Of Brewers Under
Conspiracy Indictments,
First Case of Its Kind Un-
der the Federal Dry Law.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. PA
Jury in the United States district
court here. late today. returned a
verdict OF guilty against Michael
llilSingcr. receiver: Joseph Her.
mann and Michael kcck. .Tr., Off
rials Of the Schallrr Brewing
Company. who were charged with
conspiracy To manufacture. pos
>cSS. transport and sell beer Of
illegal alcoholic content in viola
ton Of the national prohibition act
and in maintaining common nui-
Sancc on the premises of the
brewer.
Get Prison Terms.
IalSinger was sentenced To IS
months in the federal penitentiary at
Atlanta. Ga, and tined S5,0nO on the
conspiracy charge. and $1,000 on Il
charge OF maintaining nuisance. by
Federal Judge Peck. He was also
sentenced to jill pending the payment
Of tho fines. upon the terminrtlon OF
his sentence at Atlanta
Michael Keck. Jr. was sentenced -
serve Il year aud a day at the fedora
prison on the conspiracy charge and
fined $500 on the charge OF maintain.
ing nuisance.
Hermann received a sentence OF SIX
months in jail aud fine OF $l.noo on
the conspiracy charge and $500 on
the charge Of maintaining a nuisance
in the brewery.
4 stay OF execution vas granted I'M
til Saturday noon. during which time
the attorneys Tor the three men viii
seek an appeal.
The sentencing 10 prison Of tho
brewery heads. under indictment to-
conspiracy. is said 10 be the first case
OF its lind under the federal dry law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
FASCIST IN
CONTROL Of
MANY CITIES
Florence, Pisa, Cremona and
Other Places Taken Over
By Direct Action-Auth-
critics Dcposed,

London, Oct. 2S.-tRy the .ASso-
.iatcd PrcSS)-The Times prints
mcSSag" from Italy. without
naming the source, saving:
Tho Fascist al II 30 FRIDAY
night began Il concerted action
N several towns. They are now
masters Of some Of the chief
towns like Florence. Pisa and Gre
mona. Communications 5rtwcon
north, south and central Italy
have been interrupted.
"EverywhCrC in these towns they
deposed tho state authorities and as.
summed command Il seems there
was no resistance and no conflict. eX
cept in Crcmona. wher" six FasclSfI
were shot. Everything is quiet Ii
Milan, where there IS. great display
of troops There is No news from
J;hcr ccIte-s."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
DAMAGING TESTIMONY
BY CRIMES WITNESS
Tells of Mrs. CHI mpion' S De-
liberate Shooting of
O'Connell.

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. @7.-Mrs. Mabel
Champion. on trial for the murder OF
Thomas T. OConnell. carnival promo
ter OF New Haven. Conn. cred three
shots ~ O'Conneil from a revolver
taken from the blouse OF her dress,
after taking careful aim al each shot.
Joseph Schmandle. a witness for the
state. testified In the trial late today.
Schmandlc. who was eating IN the
restaurant at the time. testified h" at
tempted to interfere. when Mrs. Cham
pion's husband assaulted o'Conneil
with n chair as he lay on the floor
wounded. As he did SO, he testified.
Mrs. Champion. conceel!ng the gun
with her coat. pointed /; nj him.
Mrs. Champion produced the revolver
from her bosom. walked over and got
her coat from the wall. held II over
her arm. and said To her husband. SIT
back. daddy. til riddle this - with
a bullet" Sshmandle testified. describ-
ing the shooting.
Then she fired once NJ O'Connell
and as he wheeled around sh" fred
twice more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
CONGRESSMAN
ECHOLS MEETS
WITH HOSTILITY
Criticism of Wilson Resented
By Audience in Fayettc
County.

Oak Hin. W. Va. Oct. @,.--Cnn-
gresham l.. 5. EChols. OF Charleston,
Republican candidate Tor reelection,
was Kissed from his speaking plat
form in the Knights OF PythlaS bullC-
ing. here ton ght, when he started his
criticism OF the Wilson administra'
ton and management OF war prob
lens. The audience would not per.
nit him to continue. and he Left build.
ing.
Mr.. Echols WAS given good atten.
toiM during Tie first part o! his
speech when h" rccounlcd the "ac'
complishments of the Harding admin
istration," but when he began critl'
cising Woodrow Wilson the kissing
was so great that he was unable 10
continue his speech.
Police escorted him TO his hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
To SLAY
CAUSES PANIC

Ecr,ia. Oct. o.. by tho Associated
r-oss) --tir"at excitement developed in
WilhelmstraSS this morning over A
rumor tina; an attempt was TO be made
upon the lives OF n number OF leading
state Sm"r. who have their official resi-
dcnces in that street. 4 strong force
OF police and re!chswehr took up posi-
tons In the neiGhborhood and searched
the gardens attached TO the houses Of
President Ebert and Chancellor Wirth.
Nothing was found. and after several
hours tho watchers withdrew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
LAUME|ER SEEKS TO
REOPEN DIVORCE SUIT

-. Louis. Oct. ?7.--lIcrma Henry
I.aume!e-. wealthy s.. Louis real estate
dealer and cluhman. today withdrew
from court his motion asking Judgment
Of the paternity OF boy OF his d.
yorccd wife. and filed 4 motion 10 reopen
The divorce suit. which his former wife
won in Jurc of,l9l9.
Lawyers eXpla lined the purpose ot the
now proceeding was the same as that OF
the old. and that the change was made
merely 10 avoid possible legal technic-
mites Involving jurisdiction. as Mrs.
I.aumnirr has instituted proceedings in
New York 10 compel Mr.. Laumeler to
support the child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28

GIRL WITNESS
IN HALL CASE
TAKEN TO SCENE OF
CRIME, BY TROOPERS
Mott Now Asserts New Bruins
wick Case Is Complex,
But Not a Mystery.

New brunswick. " J. Oct. Co. BY
The Associated I'rCSs.l--"The Hall
Mills case Is complex, hu; II Is not
mNst"r!.'
This was the statement today OF Src-
ciaI Deputy Attorney General Wilbur n.
Mott. who has taken over for the state
tho Investigation Of the double murder
Of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs.
Eleanor T. Mills. choir singer. on The
rhiliips farm six weeks ago.
with AN assertion by Mott that he
had found a witness 10 Corrohorate n.
least part Of tho story told by Mrs. Jane
Gibson, farmer. who claims 10 have Wit
ncssed the double shooting. and idenu-
fled two members q, the death party.
this cryptic statement constituted the
chief development Of the day.
Mysterious witness.
In connection with this mention OF a
corrohoration witness. furry Of ex-
cjtcment was caused by the appearance
~ tho case Of Il mysterious witness,
girl Of twrnty-onC and considerable good
looks who. IN company with state
troopers. spent an hour near the scene
rf the murder.
Whence this girl came and whittier
sh" departed remained II mystcr". Tho
troopers admitted that they had taken
her To De Russey lane, leading 10 the
Ih!ll;ys farm, at the direction Of Mr.
Mott. hu, they declined 10 say what was
the purpose o. the journey.
They wandered up and down the lane.
which PLAYED $" big a part in Mrs. Glib
sons graphic story ot the shooting.
mover getting out Of sight Of the crab
apple tree under which the bodies wero
found. Later the troopers brought the
g:rl back 10 town and she
d .sapncared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
Sees Danger
OF Reverse.
By 0hiioans.
By DAVID LAWRENCE
(Copyr.Sht by The lo;e,llSencer)

C"'uThrS. Oht0. oct "T.--0h!o Ike
Tri.sra slows >lmptGn> e protest M;
a~' Eard."- n" ;uan - much As
tn adu5nF>j rI:.ou wr'ri, has failed to
2pp:HN;watH he C,"p;., dreamed Of by
IN ITpatl"r' electorate "a i threw off
;hc ShaCkleS Of eight Years OF Demo-
cCacy IN To-" and called for 4 change.
The writer tcaVer>cd northern Ohio
4 month ago and noted evidence Of 4
forthcoming reduction IN the Hepuhl.-
AN majority OF ino. 200 hat did no; gain
;h@ Impression iha, a turnover sUr.c:-
"ut 10 elect he Democratic ticket Vas
~ thc cards al all
To-Day the situation - plainly differ
c1t The Washington administration
confessed lis worry hy sending the cab
met here to speak. Some az these cab
net members have helped hu; som"
have hurt I; was very urwts". for
instance. for thS postmaster general Z"
waAc shat speech which in effect said
Wilson and the kaiser had d;ctatcr:a! in
siiuctS IN Comm"H.
works Remark.
Politically Z was uHW'S". however
convinced pr. Work ,aa, have bceU q:
III" accuracy o. his comparison. For
When one p,actrates Ohio Que finds the
Democrats VINO bottled in la.0. Some
81; them have been di>,Ius'oaeG and are
SntnG bacA. Many nc them would stay
a the Republican party /: not driven
INTO the arms o: the Democratic work
"rS. typical among these are the form
- Democrats Who St:ll have 4 deep re-
~pect Cor Woodrow Wilson and who
NTc r.ied when they hear o: speech
mentioning - the same breath one man
who count. aancrd submarine warfare
ana IePpei;a raids on iRuoSen. people
,tr! another whose political IrauelScrs
nayl have been over zcaIoU>ly executed
hui Who cannot he charged with the
- mes ;hat the haiSer wrought.
The cabinet officers Who invaded Oh!a
might better have been KEEP. a. home.
The. cannot oyerturn impressions form
Il by the voters after two years Of
observation from day 10 day. The s!,ua
U"n IN Ohio would have been local IL
the cabinet aad adc INTERVIEWED. I; Is eS-
S"9tially local because the admfnts.ra-
c"m OF Governor Harry Davis. ReraS
lean. - hardly popular and II took q
S;r"nS man Nhe Carat Thompson. Re
publican nominee IN the primaries. to
overcome the haodicaps OF hsS party
Lee: alone. Mr.. Thompson would have
fought 4, on; as Well II not better than
&c could DO with Washington assist
acc. md whichever way the governor
mp goes 50 Will the senatorial i:ckc,
20. Carmi Thompson vii! pull Simeon
Tess for senator along with him II he
WINS and conversely Vic ponlAev viii.
AIRY Senator F"n"rcns along 4 ta!S Is
- Ice Democratic year.
Newspaper Polls.
Two polls be;n: conducted -. news
"t?S"s o: !rpor;aHc2 IN one CANNOT De
overlooked III celebrating the result. one
; being carried on hy the Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
TEN COACHES
DERA|LED;T TWO
SUFFER INJURY
Pennsylvania Pa sseng c r
Trains Re-routed on Balti-
more & Ohio.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-TWO rassen-
gers tonight were injured when eight OF
the ten cars OF the Colonial express
bound from Bo,snn to Washington.
were derailed at Bengics. MIL. accord
ing to report 10 the general offices
of the Pennsylvania railroad. Both
we're treated by doctor on hoard the
train.
The passengers OF the Colonta! eN-
press were transferred TO I New IoIk
Washington express.
The main road was blocked for some
time according toe the report, and a
freight was used 10 get trains through
Some Of the Pennsylvania trains. Il
was announced, were rc-routed over the
Baltimore & Ohio tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
MET AN AWFUL DEATH.

MavtinshurC w. Va. Oct. IL
Caught In the end Of n tube mill and
literally ground To atoms. Edward NJ.
Moore. &c, a maChiniSt repaircr at the
plant Of the Security Cement e. Lime
company al Berkeley. this county. came
20 n tragic end tonight. lie was ar
ranging 4 belt at tho top Of the mill
and Is believed t" have slipped. One
arm and ono leg were torn from the
remainder oc his body. which was hor-
rlhliy marclcd.
Tho deceased was 4 son oc !. r.
Moore. pardan. Md. and IS survived bv
his parents. widow. three brothers and
three sisters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
OVERTURN WILL OF
LATE MILLIONAIRE

MnrGaH,own w. Va. uc;. @1.-tSpc-
ciall Guy R"llcy. or M"rgantown. was
instantly killed here late today. when q
L,uhic-hlrrc.ci shotgun lie was carry
INK ON A geology class exploration TIP
was discharged from both barrels The
nuzzia "r the gun was directly under
Young R"llcy's chin when TIA" trigger
was acridonja,ly pulled ana tn" lower
,.,,. Of his face vas blown away hy
49,, discharge. As Eolley started 10
l,a.s tho weapon to fellow student;
X. NJ Garrison. ia" gun was discharged
+, some un"X planned manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
KEENEY TRIAL GOES
OVER Until MONDAY,

Charles Town, W. Va. Oct. 21.-tSpc1
c;al.D 1.-THE case of the state against =
Frank kccncy will not come up unt'
Monday. Il was !ntimated. today. ine}
state wanted further time 10 get theik
arfldavi,s in defense OF sherin Macoush
Nv and in opposition 10 the removal ON
the case. oA
Judge Woods phoncd Clerk Conrad
this morning from his home at Martins.
hure ordering further adjournment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
INJUNCTION REFUSED

ti"ccnviil". Ten, Oct. e,.--.tn al
tempt tonight 10 secure IN injunction
restraining Secretary OF state l.. 5.
S:ap.Cs from placing Early Il. May
fields name on the ballot as Democrat
&c candidate for senator failed when
Judge b. Hall OF the Eighth judicial
district refused 10 grant the injunc-
lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
POMEROY'S "CASSIE
CHADWICK TO Be
ARRAIGNED TODAY

Pnr,rrnr. oct. "S.--NrS. Susan NrauS,
whose tnanCia. transactions are san"
to have Melted her NOR" 'nan $o"uopo
ON unsecured personal nu;tS, VIII u" ar
raigUed h,forc Judge \. /. ih.iHrs TO-
morrow on :; grand jury charge -! en-
hcz2l"n"ut ana six charges 81 forgery
Tho MelsS county grand JUrF WI" NJ
So rcronNcnc tomorrow 10 ""Nhni" us
Investigation .! Mrs. krauS' transac-
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
Rector Was
Murdered By
Mrs. Carleton
Physician Testihes Woman
Still Clasped Revolver
When He Arrived.

Havrc. Mont. Oct. 20.-Thc
deaths of the Rev. Leonard Jacob
ChriStlcr. widely known clergy
man OF Montana, and Mrs. Mar
gucritc Carleton, in the ChriStlcr
home early today, were So plainly
4 case OF murder and suicide by
the woman that no inquest proba-
bly, will be held, the coroner and
Shrrift's office announced to-
night.
The pistol with which the two
were killed was still claSprd in
Mrs. Carleton 5 hand. and her fin
ger was still on the trigger when
he arrived in response 10 Mrs.
rhriStlcr'S call. DR.. Mackenzie
told the coroner.
The widows Story.
ThA Gouhl" killing occurred according
20 Mrs tir!Sclrr. 49, Dr. Ch~iSj'cr VA
accompany aC Mrs. Carleton 10 the en-
trance u: his home after ne Wis; mad"
haze last nigh. Icy Mrs.. Carleton Mrs
ChriS,,nr said shat D.. Chr!S'i"r ".nSed.
-, door between N" room IN which IN.
minister. Mrs.. Carleton and Mrs. N'hr lS'
l.- had been sitting and z small hail
\ moment !;It.~. 81" said TWO shots were
heard aud she opened The door. lind
ing tn" two bodies. Mrs. Carleton :
body had :a,.eC across that Of IT,"
clergy man. Mrs. Ch-.$t,"- EXPRESSED 80"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-28
HOPE BISHOP THOBURN
MAY YET RECOVER

Meadvillr, Pa, Oct. 27.-Latc
his afternoon and again this
evening the family Of Bishop
James VI. Thoburn reported his
condition every much better,
and appeared to have hope that
he might recover.