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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
ATTORNEY CONLEY
CONTINUED from FIRST Pags.)

tional. Following the Coal & Coke de-
eision. the Circuit court of Kanawha
county dissolved the temporary injunc-
ton In the present case. ordering the
me plaintin In error attempted TO APP
peal TO the Supreme Court OF Appeals
OF west virginia. hut was refused such
an appeal. and that court gave the
pIalntn In error writ OF error to this
courtThe Coal q Coke case was only
test as 10 whether the act was consti-
claim OF the plaintiff IN the present
case is therefore Incorrect
Challenge TO state.
The statement Of the ATTORNEYS for
the railway company that the night Is
only Just beginning" IL taken BY the
attorney general rs challenge 20 not
TO tho United States Supreme court OF
the United States. and he asks that the
court accept the challenge and not per-
init IL TO be made an instrument for de-
lay and the state Of West Virginia TO
be badgered and Inundated and its au-
thortty set at naught:
Mr.. Conley also urges.
"A speedy determination OF the oues-
tions involved IN this SUI is OF wide
spread and far-reaching consequence 10
the State OF Wcst Virginia its cfti-
zens. and the other railroads ~ West
virginia; and wo therefore earnestly
ana re7pectfulv urge that mis- cause
De advanced and set down for hearing
and argument at tho earliest possfbie
date the court may TX"
Claiming that tho State OF West Vir-
gina Is not named % party defend
defendant without Eer consent and that
such consent was not given. General
Conley contends that West Virginia. for
the purposes OF public interest and the
enforcement Of hcr constitutional Laws
ought to be considered n party IN fn-
tercst FOR the purposes OF the motion
for an early hearing
Comment on Decision.
ne ht ,"rhelS Tor The 'h"sapeakc &
OHIO Railway company Law much stress
on the opinion OF the Kanawha Cir
cult court In declaring the two-cent
law unconstitutional which decision
was reversed by the Supreme Court OF
Anpe7ls ~ West Virginia. The atto--
nev-general saws:
I'm tho Coal & Coke case the court
heIi tho act complained Of unconstitu-
tionnl IN tie operation M 70 that rnii-
road. and therefor there wac no for-
70 enforce against g.. hut IN this cause
tonal ~ 20 tho plaintiff in error. and
dissolved The 90 Function against the To-
PENDANTS The law hclug conefftuftonaf
a7 % the plaintiT IN error. tho Officers
" violate such law. Officers should
nor hn cnfofuaf from enforcing g. con-
Ftituti0nai law. Whom such fnfunrtfors
are granted speedy hearing should be-
This cauee &C. not one between nj.
vate parties. nor % cnuqe involving 0rr,.
private inforcafq. ne Corfou1e4 hv CONN
eei FOR rlainff~ an error IL fs , e..tt
aT7inet only Offices - state govern
mont u &C. matter involving tho
rirht1 ~ n sovereign state 81 mo r-nf,r,
- cnf1roo law regularly r1rrof bv ff-
judicial department Tho oYfho-ff.. 90
y state 20 enact constitutional lave 90
mockerv - tho uov-or 20 enforce tfor,
i4 annulInf Ir Injunction The ntfrr-
neY gehernl nud tho urrrr~fffrr rffor-
neys are bound hy fhoi- oa'fq ~ office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
WEEK OF PRAYER
Special Services BY Salvation Army
Effort 20 Raise Special Fund
for Work.

Tho local Salvation Army is now
observing a week Of prayer and self
denial and is making - effort 90
raise funds 20 be used On tho work
of rcscuing fallen men and women
and Ga tho benevolent work OF tho
gociety.
10 is the object OF the Army 20
mise the sum Of 1920 in this city and
The assistance OF the people of tho
city ls requested. During tho past
year the Army brought new hope 10
1000 fallen girls and $4,000 drunk.
ards and hopes Co exceed this excel.
ent record this year All coutribu-
lions should be- sent 90 CAPTAIN
Catherine Craig. 80. Sc South Huron
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
HEPBURN LAW
Ccontinasd from FIRST PAgs)

the Sixth Circuit in a case begun
years ago. and Involving the construc-
ton OF a contract for the development
OF coal lands In West Virginia, In
which the railroad on one side and
Thomas G. Nickel. OF Chillicothe, o.,
were interested. The court took the
request under consideration. oral ar
guments not being In order.
No Ban on Cut Rates.
The attempt to put the ban on "cut
rates" In proprietary medicines in
this country to-day received the I'M
qualified disapproval OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States. That tri-
bunal declined. In an opinion by JUS
tice Hughes. to give it's aid to such an
attempt. on the ground that It would
afford the manufacturers OF medicine
an unlawful monopoly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

IMPORTANT MEETING
OF The PHYSICIANS
DISCUSS COMING CONVENTION
AT LOS ANGELES.
Several Doctors VIII Attend.
Surgery Of Tonsi" Dis
cussed by Or. Hupp.

A well attended meeting OF the
Ohio County Medical society was
held last evening in the assembly
room Of the Board of Trade. The
meeting was quite important and
much business was transacted.
Surgery Of Tonsil." was the sub
jet Of the discussion OF the evening
and the subject was ably handled by
DR.. Frank LeMoyne Hupp. He spoke
OF the indications fG< an operation.
the technique OF operation and other
matters. The discussion in detail
was handled by Drs. II. r. Oesterling
and f. a. Hildreth. III.
Physicians Convention.
The coming convention OF the
American Medical Association at Los
Angeles was discussed at the meet
ing. Several OF tho members OF the
local organization viii attend and Or.
Frank l.. Hupp. who f. the delegate
appointed from the West Virginia
''~.' Medical Association 10 attend.
Will go.
Committee Meeting.
AlthouLl 10 was To- have been de-
clded last night whether or not the
society would combine with the Bust
ness Mems Association. the natter
was not definitely decided upon. Il
f. the opinion OF "a majority Of the
physicians that they will enter the
association. A-mceting OF the com
mittee appointed on this matter last
week will be held this afternoon and
definite action will be taken then.
They will render a report 20 tho
business Mems Association Thurs.
day.
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TO enforce this law. This duty IS sus-
pended Governments are instituted for
the beneft OF the governed. and especi-
ally 60 protect the rights OF its citizens
To say. as this railroad company does
that the right and duty OF the state TO
protect Its citizens REainst its unlav-
constitutional as TO ~. as mere pri-
waite matter Is on the borderlandr Of
the rldiculors. f. seems 10 me this
fundamental. N the state cannot dis
charge this fundamental duty IL Is dif.
flcult TO see wnat excuse ~ has for its
being"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
negro PROBLEM
Called 20 Attention % the Canadian
Pariiament-Alleaed They Are
Unadaptcd 20 Land.

OTTAWA. ont. April The move
mont Or NEGROES into Western Canada
to take up free h0mcateada was
brought no in parliament today sy
Mr Thohurn ON Ontario member.
who declared that hundreds 81 coIorcd
Sfoto7 and 1t Pho ratio tho movement
vas growing thorc soon would De-
Thousands Of them planted in the
northwest ITO asserted that they arc
not suited to Canadian conditions and
would not mako desirable settlers
Tho government 10 declared should
do something % discourage Thorn
Minister of tho Interior oliver ro.
piled that the Canadian laws DO NOT
prohibit Tho entry Of negro settlers.
and the government could only ad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
BURY UNIDENTIFIED

NEW YORK. April 3.-The eight
unidentified victims OF the Washing.
ton Place FIRE OF March %. which cost
l44 lives. Will be buried "Wednesday
afternoon as the biz labor parade In
their memory winds through the
streets, 10 was definitely announced to
night a ninth coffin. containing frag-
ments Of incinerated bodies impossi-
Die OF Identification. will also be in.
TERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
Wm. Coz. on. n.,a-

src ial pisurfrh ~ ne rnfeIfren-er
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. April a.
suffering 900 health for two years
William Cope. township trustee. AGED
20. dropped dead here from heart
failure. He waa horn at Stanordshire
ENGLAND and came to the United
States - years ago. lie was active
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
Opened Yesterday.

The Moundsville branch ofsthe State
Sptc lalty company, we'll known whole
DAY morning for business. For the past
i"W weeks the clerks OF this company
rave been engaged I'm stocking the
lt uinphreys-Duke brook factory on
thompson avenue for opening. and this
WIS finished up Saturday evening. This
'ranch Will eventually be made the head
IuaI 'eIs OF the company. there being no
more stock placed in the buiIdinS a.
w heehng. This concern r. compose6
principally OF local men and Walter Brv-
SsI: local young man is at the head
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80 fl. BouUeLs-

Biggest organ of the body-the
bowels-and the most important
It's got to be looked after-negiect
means suffering and years of
misery. c A SCAR rs help
nature keep every part of your
bowels clean and strong-then
they act right-means health to
your whole body. en-
cAscARErs roc box for . weeks treat
nent- All druggists Bigrca seller IN
The ~oFid - Million boxes q month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
MOUNDSVILLE
New City Council Met Last Evening IN
View City suildins for FIRST
Time.

The new city council met last evening
In the new city building In the first
meeting of the administration At this
meeting the appointive officials OF the
city. named at the caucus held Saturday
morning were elected. City Clerk o. 81
Bonar succeeds himself. Isaac Rodgers
succeeds himself as street commits sioner
Dr. J. G. Mccullough was named as
health officer to succeed Dr. g E Hem
men. OFFICER William Kidder was named
TO succeed Walter Deal. and ELI Connolly
to succeed officer Tom steele These
new officers take up their new duties
this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

sT.reisl Dispatch fo The rufsrrrr-c-r
sTETBENFILf.F. O.. April A
Mra Jane Cowans died here ta-day.
ared 81 years. She vas the wlGou %
ne lnfe J. Cowans. of Rcthanv. W.
Va The surviving children arr Mra
~ r. Wells. Of stehbeuviue. Mra. A
] Mercer. Of Kearnev. Neb.. MIRA n.
D. F0ulor. Of Ontario. Canada. a.
Walter Cowans, Of Wcsticy, t0WA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

The following deeIs we've recorded 90
me court house yesterday.
John j. Roberts and wife 20 James NJ
Mctenry. lot 9. section 80. MoundavfIfe
Mining and Manufacturing Comparv's
addition 90 Moundqville
George j. walton 90 John warner
noi th one-half ~ lot o block r. IN o. D..
ard y. %. McMechen's addition ~
Nourdsvlile
+. d Adams ana wife 90 Elijah Adams.
w." parcels N land ln Cameron dlFtrict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

\, ne hoard OF education OF the Mounds
NE Independent district met last even
TX ~ ne principal office in the Central
meeting The newly elected members Of
iAe school board were present. having.
Zen invited TO attend the Meetings FOR
,He purpose OF lecomlne familiar with
re work. Only matters OF routine ma
lure were taken up ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
SELL ruth
FORMER WHEELING PACKET
SOLD YESTERDAY.

Sells His Interest In the
Steamer Ruth.
Captain Fred Williamson OF this
city sold his interest in the former
Wheeling Parkersburg packet Ruth.
yesterday TO Captain ]. b. Thompson
OF Evansville. consideration private
The Ruth has for the past few
years been operating in the Evans
ville-Paducah trade on the lower Ohio
and is considered one OF the best
boats plying that trade.
Captain Thompson is we'll known
by rivermen being the owner OF the
steamers Joe Fowler and John s.
Hopkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
Funeral Yesterday.

ne funeral services we're held veSter-
- "'rlhlhs over the remains 81 John
N+y; which died at the home near Sber-
lard Friday. from the late residence ar
SiyI-h- Hev. X. F. Getty. pastor OF the
mas fresbyterian church had casrge
or ne services. which were well attend.
81 ~ relatives and friends Tho fote--
1,.nI was made IN the Stone church Gem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

state Sunday school association. The
rate for double lower berth win be
sleoo and for q double upper berth
slf,4o This win make the total fare
Ior me round trip for one person be-
i"een ninety and ono hundred
dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

in union labor WORK second vfca
president cf TIC Ohio STATE federation
OF labor. and served for n While a.
deputy state factory inspector for
TIC Eastern Ohio district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

Rev. J.. W. $. stryker. OF ST Mathew
+. uTcn, or wheeling. viii deliver "a SER
episcopal church Of the city. There viii
10 services 90 the church tuesday
.pFhlns or Wednesday evening Th1rs-
hN evening Rev. Upton D. Thompson ~
Wv MurtInaIIlIe. VIII nrerrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
BANQUET This rvsn.nr

The members OF the soul Winner's
Class OF the Sunday school OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church, will meet
tnls evening at festal board in the
basement OF the church. At this affair
the winners OF the membership contest.
which has been In progress in the class
Tor the past few weeks will be ANNOUNCE
ed ana much interest IL being shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

Green Death kills bugs, reaches and other
vermin, and is absolutely safe and certain.
1t will clean up an old house quicker than
any other bug killer on the market
Put up in squirt top, pint cans.
Sold by all live dealers and druggists at 25c.
Don't experiment, get this sure killer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
Car 70 Arriva.

Some time during this month the large
sptedwell automobile owned by ]. W.
Moprehead. OF this city, will arrive from
me factory. where IL has undergone re-
pairs. The car was practically demolish-
cd last fan when Il collided with a large
te,egraph pole In Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

Mrs. Sylvia Crcamer aEeI ri 4t.s 49,,
rr,,II,19iay morning at 5;f5. at the home al
r ~. bottom. following a long illness
VIII be held at the Pleasan, gtas,.
DaudtCh az o'clock. and the interfuc1f
Wa De made IN the church yard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
PULLMAN RATES
For Special Train 90 calfornia Are
Received BY Sunday School
OHciaia.

Rates Tor Pullman bcrths on tho
special train to ho run from mis- city
to san Franscisco in juno. we're re-.
ccivCd yesterday co The omce % the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
MounAsviIis Briefs.

II. y. culltn lett yesterday after
noon for Bethesda. Ohio. where she will
spend a few days as the guest OF rela-
uyes and friends.
Miss May Mather has returned TO her
home in Wheeling after spending a few
days In the city with her sister. Mrs. r.
III. Archer. OF Sixth street.
H. +. Berry. formerly OF this city but
low OF Cleveland. o.. Is spending a few
days with his parents on Jefferson Ave.
Hiss Marguerite Hood. OF Wheeling.
spent sunday In the city with Miss
Miss Agnes Freeman has returned to
her home in Glendale from Bellaire. o.,
OF relatives ana friends.
Henry Howell, Of Darlington. IL visit
Mig Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Powell aud
family OF Fourth street
g. w. Pipes, OF Cameron. Is spending "A
few days with friends and relatives IA
the city.
home on Fourth street, with a severe III,
4 p. Wilson and John Carmichael
have returned to their homes in Beeler's
station. after "a business visit to this
city.
Mrs. Frank Chaddock. OF shinnston,
Will arrive IN the city to-day and Will
spend a fsv days as the guest OF Mrs.
A. j.. Lowe. OF Seventh street.
Van Sycoc returned yesterday to his
home In Glen Easton. from this city.
where he spent Few days with Mrs J.
a Criswell.
Charles Stnwell. of Fifteenth street. Is
COltAlue4 70 MS lloLle e LAST week " AlSOtl
ran q nail in his foot while employed at
the First Pitt coal mine. and the injury
Is causing him much pain.
L r. Thomas spent yesterday as a
business visitor in Wheeling.
Miss Marie Lawrence. or West Newton,
Pa. Is the guest OF her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Lawrence. OF Third street..
James NJ. Mangold and daughter. Miss
Winifred, OF Wheeling, were the guests
Of Mr.. Mangold's sisters, Mrs. Katie
Kull and Mrs F. G. Roberts. of jefferson
avenue. yesterday.
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minister the law. While the situation
was being carefully watched, the gov
eminent had not yet seen ut to take
drastic action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Special Dispatch to the InteliiRencer.
Ct AIIlGN-Ir-I l.-I...

Special Dispatch to the IntelIiRencer
ST. GAINESVILLE. April Grim
inal cases filed follow:
Ohio vs. steve Guido. Assault and
battery. Transcript from the docket OF
Henry Davies. tu7tce OF the peace for
Kichland township
Ohio vs.. +. b. Myers. Larceny. Tran
script from the docket OF Frank Mason.
justice or the pence for Pultney town
ship.
Ohio VS.. Rinehart Poch. Stealing
timber. Transcript from the docket of
Frank Mason, Justice OF the peace for
fultney township.
Ohio VS.. Fred Wilson. Attempting to
provoke TO commit breach OF peace.
Transcript from the docket Of Harry
Kinney. Justice OF the peace for Putt
ney township.
Ohio VS.. Laird Gregg. Burglary
Transcript from the docket OF l.. w
Kemp. MAYOR Of Belmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04
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The Discovery alcohol habtoming drugs and has
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G. W. Adams TO Elijah Adams. ona
parcel OF land in Cameron district
william B. Burkett and wife to Angus
tus Arnold. lot so. Annadale
Moundsville Land Company to Charles
Albert, lot 10. section I. in MoundsviIie
Land Company's addition TO Moundsville.
barry Messenger and wife TO Eldora
Moore. lot 80. ave-. Glendale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-04

The grand jury will meet here Tues
day afternoon at l o'clock and consider
% criminal cases that have been fled
They viii likely finish up before the
end OF the week
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Mar-tnra L.icnnnan-

mArr1ago Ltcengeu.
Robert Mckee. aged %. and Margaret
Mackie. axe n. both OF Maynard
steve Pavlus, aro 80. and Lizzie Ru-
cerak. age p. both Of Barton
Joseph r. THOMPSON. age ~. Of Key
and Leota L. Graham, age IS, Of Jacobs
burg.
Anon Davis. age rs. OF JacobsburR,
and Nora Phillips. age 20. OF Key.
William Meeksv. aRe 81, and Mary
Hilderbranj. age 80. both OF Martins
Ferry.
Frederick Harri-, age %. and Jose
phine Crist, age -. both OF Bollaire.
Basket Ran.
The local HiC& sch DOL basket ball
team VIII play the Woodsdeld High
team at the skating rink Friday eve
ming. Last week the locals defea ted
Woodsheld - 20 %. ana n close game
IL expected this week
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09

On the ball field and off the ball field
there is little difference in the manner
isms of Tyrus Raymond Cobb, ac-
knowledged by a great majority to be
the greatest ball-player the game a
yet produced. In the dressing-room,
after the game, Cobb was dressing with
the CELEBRITY of a lightning-change artist.
Yes, yes, I know" he said, as If by
intuition, you are going to ask my
selection for the worlds series. 1 want
to say that have been grossly mis-
quoted. That l did not pick the Giants.
The truth Is that l have not yet made
any selection. I'm under contract now
for my views and so it would not be
quite proper for me to talk anyhow. |
have not had n opportunity to see
the Giants play this season, but I can
say this: They will have a mighty
hard task to down the Athletics. Mack
has a great combination and 1 really
believe they will prove and are a better
run-gaining combination than the
Giants.
you may say that I'm prejudiced and
that my loyalty to the American League
blinds my reasoning.
"Mathewson and Marquard will have
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09
HARVARD COACHES
DISCOURAGED BY
PLAYERS INJURIES
WiggleswOrth's Hurts Will
Probably Keep Him Out
for Season.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. with
two quarterbacks on the hospital list
and a probability that Wigglesworth
will not play again this season, Har-
ward has fallen on evil days with re-
gard to the connecting link between
the line and the backs. Potter, who
from present indications will retain first
call on the position, is regarded as
the most accurate and discerning
thrower of the forward pass In the
Eas stern ranks, but there is almost no
one available for a substitute.
There. is good material at Harvard
this year and plenty of it, but not the
tiptop material there was in several
places in the line last year.. 1t is evil
dent that a finish Is lacking in Har-
wards play as compared with last year.
Still, there are flashes of real first
class football which give the coaches
hope. An improvement is noted in the
interference of the backs and 1ankers
and more aggressiveness. A marked
weakness in the Holy Cross game was
inability to diagnose the open play
formations of the visiting eleven.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09

to be at their best to keep them off
the bases, and l believe hat the Ath-
l%etics, If they fail to hit n run with
as much success as they met this e "a
son in the American League, will steal
as many bases as the Giants. You will
notice that the Giants did not do so
much stealing when they got up against
a first-class catcher like Mclean or
Archer. To work the hit and run the
Athletics must outguess the opposing
pitcher. The batter figures that the
pitcher is going to put one over the
plate and signals the rune that he
will hit. Now when the pitcher sus-
poets this move or is wise to the sig
nails he pitches a bad ball and the batter
misses or fails to connect squarely.
Mathewson may check this play, but
will Vanguard? In my mind Vanguard
has not been put to the real test in a
gruelling series like this will be. From
what I know of him ! should say he
is more of a mechanical pitcher than
Matty. If the Athletics can get to him
the series is theirs, for Matty cannot
bear the brunt of the battle alone, and
Matty, too, will be put to a harder test
than he has ever had to face"