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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02

rests made yesterday evening there
Will be quite an array before his royal
highness this morning.
Mrs. Nellie Wilcox. OF Mt Wood.
has issued a denial OF the story re-
Gently published in the Two-We. TO
the effect that she is uneasy about the
whereabouts of her daughter She
states she is visiting friends at To
ledo. and there VAS no foundation for
the article.
As usual. every person had a
hard time yesterday writing 81 1912.
Several hundred letter heads we're
destroyed BY placing the wrong date
line on them.
The frs, Monday of the month
falling on "A legal holiday. the board
OF county commissioners will meet to-
day TO transact the regular bnsin-ss.
Clerk Oldham was busy yesterday
making out the regular monthly
checks 10 cover the expenses In the
various county departments. The
total pay TO all departments and for
all purposes will amount to about
Sc 600
Preparations are being mad for the
opening of the new Eeinier moA INK
picture theatre at the corner of Mar
k't and sixteenth streets ON saturday
evening. January 6th.
- The Stockholders Of the Quarter
savings Bank YESTERDAY received
their Ia per cent dividends. since,
tho issuance Vf the new stock ailot-
m"n'. The Year closes with "A SPLEEN
did showing for this well known local
Institution
La Belle stockholders yesterday re-
ceiVed quarterly dividend checks at
IN" rate of ga per cent
The Wheeling Mold and Foundry
company sent checks To- its stock
holders. based upon the = per cent
'.....T,'r,y dividend
- Rcmodellng and rebuilding ~ the
German and National Exchange ELnk
holdings III the city ar. being push
rd rapidly. Tn" iron for tn. German
bank building has been completed by
tn Riverside Rridg" company and
Will b" placed Immediately. The
brick work on each building Is being
pushed while weather Will permit
Notice has been given hy lily
Treasurer samuel *. johnson that the
discount period ON water taxes has
been extended 20 the end ~ this week.
This extension was given because
Their" are larg.. number 81 employees
Of the city and street car companies
who do NOT receive their pay until
during this week
The taking az dispositions in the
case az IN" city Of Wheeling -. The
Natural 'ias Company ~ West MIR
Eirta WIS resumed this morning. IN
tho offic" of the court stenograph-r
Walters v hill loot all IL the d'pn-
si'ions hav" been taken IN IN" case
~ is expected that the work can Toe
Completed this week
Tho nam" 81 Mike Dulic charged
with shooting Rosie Heinz alias Rosie
Brown few weeks ago in q resort
kept nv Ella Miller has ho.n add" 4
10 thu Inst to- be-. taken up 10y ia.
Grand Jury which conNcn's this morn
irE Du!'c plead guilty 20 N" charE"
before Justice Hobbs Saturday even
INK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
MOVING PICTURE
DIVORCE EVIDENCE
Saw Portrait CT Husband and An.
other Woman on Film at
Show and Sues.

BRoCKTON Mass. Jan. lie.
cause Mrs. William II. Green. wife OF
a wealthy real estate operator. saw a
picture OF her husband and an another
woman thrown on a screen in a NOV
ing picture theater she has obtained
a decree OF separate maint"nauc"
The picture showed Cora Wallace
young Divorce of Abingdon and
Broctou. and Mr. Green moving side
by side on the crowded midway at the
BroctOn fair. The picture was ais
graceful. shameful. said Mrs. Green
Mr. Green doesn't think so The
picture was very good. he said. 1t
Was picture of me-. all right Ger
tainly was with another woman AZ
tho fair No harm IN thar. Is there .
met tho woman there by chance
couldn't help being photographed
and don't care a snap vhc her Mrs
Green or any one else likes a. It's
my own business. II SEEMS funny
though that NV picture should come
out so plain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Department Fights
Two New Year Fires
WHEELING STAMPING COMPANY
HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Few Minutes After Alarm Rings for
First Fire. Blaze is Discovered
On the Island.

Within five minutes two fires broke
out New Years night. and although
both were in Congested territory. the
department responded 50 promptly
that the loss TO both will not exceed
$500. The first fire was discovered
In the greese room OF the Wheeling
stamping Company shortly after 10
clock. ana the flames soon spread
over the entire building which seemed
doomed. hut IN" department was ON
the seen" WITHIN q t"W minutes. and
through heroic work succeeded IA
putting our the blaze before much
damage had been done. While wait.
lug 90 start Tor the fire in the civ.
the leland company was compelled 10
answer % call ON the Garden Spot.
when FIRE was discovered In the cigar
store conducted by Echor * Stohl.
man. on Huron stree
Roth fires were quickly pur our as
stated without much damage The
blaze IN The stamping company spread
across the narrow alIcv ro the adjoin.
M building. and water had no effect
on The greesc blaze The new Pythine
guns which were recently purchased
10y the board " costrol. were given
heir inaugural rial AZ the IRE and
chief Altmyer had eight Of tho guns
trained on the blaze which quicSIy put
j, out
The Island fire was started rs .
leak in gas pipe and quickly spread
over me entIr" building While .ho
building MAS not damaged to great
extent tho loss 10 tho stock In IN.
store together With tho damage 70 the
building viii reach 500. Both build.
inCs wcr" partly insured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
The Utilization of Waste

products t. a." very fullest extent o.
90 course. 49," aim of every iniustrill.st
and ih. Wool Waste Ii>till.rl"s Go.
W ".II~s. West N'rSinia. I. : \. GER
taInly f.h. ta-- possible IN the cas-, Of
che waste material ~ - GOD worsin- 90
'.t.'f~'It4,ut- ~ means ~ their DIS
ti'lfIA apparatus. ranging from = sai.t-
CITY "f b q 300 gals f'e indus. rttf al,.,-
boil AMI f-4rfsTtIU" rDutsiu.'! IN saw
.n!~' ar" effe. lively 'Ntracf@d. whlle fhe
resultant fIUrN - ready Tor PAPER manu-
ft,tur~is Tti- sill viii actually pay
fYr tfrrlf e-s~ again every month. md
colonial and foreign fruit canning COM
i'tf.i.- chemical works saw mills. tar-
fiSl traS"-s ul r"flneri-s sugar T"-
fIa,rIe- OFF,. cannot ffil 20 f!II TO 4
irofifah,. srylisl'l,n.-E - buns m.
'sruatiorai Review
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
bN ELS

Accompanied by her mother. Mrs
J. \. Sage. of the Island. Miss Edith
left Saturday for Baltimore where she
will undergo an exacting operation at
the Johns Hopkins hospital Miss
Sage sustained an injured side some
time ago while attending seminary
and her many friends hope FOR
speedy recovery from the operation.
Quite a number Of men are A.
worn on East McColloch street. re-
pairing the numerous holes In the
thoroughiare for the winter travel
The bricks are being taken up IN
several places and combination Of
cement and gravel is being used 10
MI tn" holes
scores % local Young mon and
women who are attending colleges IN
various parts OF the country are de-
parting dali! 20 resume their studies
The majority ~ The students viii
leave to-day ami tomorrow although
quit" number departed Yesterday
Those attending " Y. L. Will leave
IN h" morning
The itinerary for tn" trim through
on West Virginia. 10 be- made by
President George ". Grcig ami Score.
iart William SChwertfeger. ~ Tie
Wheeling business Mems ASsocia' on
IN rho interest Of better legislation
Tor the business men. viii he an
nounced tomorrow They will leave
This city tho last % The week
Announcement was made yes-or.
day OF m" sale o; ~" steamer jewel.
which formerly operated in The Wheel
NIX trad" AMI has recently been ply
.ns In IN" Marietta :Tate. captain
VI. =. Noll and William Grimes pur.
chased the packe'. She will h. used
to t0" steel barses
For The tir>r time in many Neeks
polio" cour- MAS blauA yesterday,
hu' Judging from rho number OF ar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
FATHER CARRIES PARDON
TO FUGITIVE SON

M\fSNlLLE. No Jan. w !
hurst. Of Hurst. Texas. whose son
Nathan Hurst. escaped from the Texas
p'ni"u'iary = years ago. arrived here
q" lay. bringing pardon from GOV
"iuor 'olGuiti When q Youth the
SON had been sentenced 10 a term Of
u Years io- horse theft. bur made his
ESCAPE.
ii"i"I" coming here. Hurst changed
j. iS nam" 10 Nm. T. Hammond and an.
Ger inns nam" was married twice and
reared 4 family. 10 WIS NOT uutil last
W''"h when ih" pardon WIS issued at
m" request at ~" elder Hurst. fhaf
th" family and friends of hammond
hn.v Of hi- Youthful cscapaGc.
Hammond SAYS thar he and his
family WEI r"sum" ~" name OF Hurst
and probably viii remove tn Texas
With bis father
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Rockefeller "Go4 oed" Again,
lceman Latest Friend to Turn

7 RRlTOWN. y. y. Jan. The
WAY folks around here have bee uireating
John ID. Rockefeller since he lost OF"
al No. % Broadway i ge',iry - be any
fhing but nCighborly First thing. nc
lost his contract for oilinv The roads OF
the village. then one oi his lakes dropped
out al sight. and now George Ferguson.
The iceman. ha> gone ami raised tie
every one else. too. and ihai's Why
there's >uch fellow feeling and IN
round sympathy for Mr. Rockefeller IN
this blow he ha, suffered az the hand, OF
a friend
What the u,c II owning lake II
You cant cut any ice. remarked the vii
laec wag AZ the po>,otiicc trda, AMI
those who recalled tia, MIR Rockefeller
owns the lake ou which George lcrgu-
son = cutting icc for which hc j. uo~
gouging hini. saw the point.
That the Way with am i,crlar Tie
business seems 20 maxi them cnid IN
through. said one oi Mr Rockefeller ,
>ympaihilcr-. This man Ferguson owe,
4 lpt To- Mr. Rockefeller Las, summer he
goes over ." F.cau;ico llili- ANA SAYS To-
the superintendent,
" ! got To- have new dam
w hen Mr. Rockefeller heard about i,
he >ay> .--
! don't know wha' kind 81 a dam
George wants, hut give II 80 him. He,
the iccman
So George build, a dam on one Il
the Lake. OIL the property he odd 20 NJ
Rockefeller and then rented the piiNi-
legc oi cutting Icc. Bat the other Lake
dropped out oi ~ight and Georges Ice
harvest was cut IN hall.
"Gcorg ism; PLAYING fair lie 90, hi,
dam ard now h. doesn't give. hang Tor
Mr. Rockefeller or any one else"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
LEWIS GUILTY
Jury Out Three Days Gives Verde.
Of mansiaughter Against
Brutal Murderer.

ORRNll.LE. Cal. Jan IA verdict
OF manslaughier was returned today
IN The ease OF Arthur Lewis. tried in
IN" superior court here for the muir
Ger o. his i"-Near-oid sJep-niccc. Helen
Rumball. The jury had been out
since saturday morning.
III" child WAS found dead June IL.
las LOWS was charged with having
murdered an" girl hy twistin. her
neck until r was broken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
IA HURT IN WRECK

ST. PETERS. Mo. Jan. Wabash
passenger train No. I. from -. Louis
10 NanS"S CITY left the track AZ the
station nor" 80 ~ o'clock tonight and
IRON ten 10 fourteen persons were
injured All hUt TWO coaches turned
over and eight ot Them were burned
on" or the ~le"pers crashed into the
hitie station here and toppeled it ove-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Battle at Hankow.

llANkOW. Jan. 3 Fighting be-
tween thc iirvoiutiouIs,- and the Ia.
l'erialIst-. which was begun SUNDAY
evening Was Renewed This. morriuL 10y
th" Republicans ." miles up IN" river
VINO had not YET received motto" o.
III" pronunciation co. 900 armi-f.cr. Tie
republican commander ordered tI,
Fighting 20 t"a-'. bar O. d"-u.tort sun
fr" wds heard '.ruulLuut OBJ" $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
ULTIMATUM
SENT CHINESE ROYALTY BY
ARMY DEMANDING FUNDS.
" Refusal Follows. Yuan viii Insist
That His Resignation be
Accepted.
INAUGURATION OF HEAD
OF CHINESE REPUBLIC

WASHINGTON. Jan. The
departure Of Dr sun Yat sen.
presidcnt-clect ot the new Re
public %. China. from shanghai
ior \anhInc. whcr" hrs Inaugural
ion is 10 take place. Is announced
IN dispatches received at the
stat" department TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02

PARIS. Jan. IA special dispatch
from It's Picking correspondent 10 the
New York Herald edition. SAYS that
Yuan Shi kdi tn" Premier. tomorrow
VIII present To- tho throne signed
demand OF all %" commanders co. IN.
Northern army Thar the wealth OF the
Princess and mobiles shall b, com
wandered for "a continuance of the
war
The mcmor al Cbaractcril"S tn. die.
iaiOry attitude at m" r-Voiu'ionists
a. unhrarabl" cypress loyalty to
the Monarchy and "a desire To fghr
ID" issue 10 - finish o. insists inu'
unless the prices ContrihUt" they
shall b" treated as traitor. u .s
stated that 10 the memorial Is rejected
by The throne Yuan SIN Kai viii in.
s.st that his resignation D." accepted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02

Us easier for q Young man 10 write
q satisfactory letter during cour,shin
than ~ Is TO write "A satisfactory
check after marriage
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09

Desperate Desmond the international
crook, hn~ captured the beautiful Rosnrnond
and Is making away with her 20 hide from
Claude Ecinire. But claude has persuaded
the revnlutioniSts Of his Innocence and ha.
been freed esprciRlia for tho chase of the
sccurdrel aud the henutiful rtrl whom he
he- trenckerouSlN made captive.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09
Il.-IN rHE srAGE RoN.

For safety. Desmond has forced the
helpless ROsnmond into the imperial the
atre, where he takes her 10 one of the
boxes from which he observe all the
persons entering the house. As the villain
bought the last two tickets, he feels reason
ably sure that Claude can't get In. ms ticket
specuIators are barred in Russia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09
IA DARING FEAT.

Teaches the stage just the curtain
IL being rolled up. THE curtain. you will
notice, has n convenient loop on the inside
TO which Claude clings. II 1t wasn't for
that loop his scheme would be for naught.
Strange how little things sometimes prove
indispers sable.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09
uI.-ouR HERo's RusE.

But Claude, ever ready and spurred by
feelings of love and hHte. resolves to pose
expressman and Enin entrance to
the stage, There various ways of get
ting ON the stage, hut this Is
MS. HOistinE inOnenstVe trunk his
shoulders he
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09
vI.-PooR, POOR CLAUDE,

vI.-PooR, POOR CLAUDE!
I'm the bcy!' shouts Desperate DAm
nnond es his alarm of fire brings down 4ke
curtain Claude's tummy. Poor CIaude
IN nsbetsos curtain Is ne light weight to
Tomorrow shall see how Claude maH.
ages TO live through this terrible er-
perience.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09
y.--FAcE no FACE.

For the three Thousand and onth time In
his career the villain is temporarily foiled.
A moments thought, however. is enough
to restore his confidence, and he chuckles,
as all good Villains do, before putting into
effect quickIy-thouEht-out plan of
escape.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09

| STAreMeN 81
SoAPSDDS HAYES.
CAPTAIN OF me
AlNkT OiNkS
DiAreN
AFTER MS MEET
INC WITH H.H.
". c VAN VALBVOa
|cApTAIN OF The !
|OEANDeRS.
-HANk al.
bANkErI go.
BLANK -----Y%:
~ .!!.:!:
sPeRloD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07

Iusloh, ne sad quietly, 81 don't think there's
any y y[llng else
= ~ - , I.lrIJ IS began Chewing. "Hang
1t AL Mendor this performance Of o,,rs
WIS HISI pdir.,y low when
and s,n;od t ,Ill MN with upraised hand,
%Iu Nithied tolerantly. Not tonight. beg,
do Sou ~ .'S''SSaI. Some other time viii
Wv ''' 'Ii"''
xv1IIr>. d.,
HEN they had gone, Mcndor. silent
The Detroit times., 1912-04-30
Maroon Re1udiafes
"CensorshIp" Message

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-lnsuring
earlier closing OF the senate Titanic's
hearings and passing or remedial leg
islation before the present session OF
congress adjourns, Senator Smith to-
day announced that only very few
Titanic passengers will be called as
witnesses. About a half dozen sur
vivors only, will testify, IL the new
plan is followed. Most OF these have
already been Summoned.
William Marconi, the wireless in
ventor, was the first witness today.
He was recalled TO clear up minor de
tails In his previous testimony.
Marconi again was asked II he had
sent any messages TO the Carpathia
as that vessel was docking at New
York.
Il wish to correct my previous an
swer that / had sent none" said Mar
conf. II found had sent one. II was
as follows: April Is, a. MO
Cowden, Marconi station, Siasconsett,
Mass. Wire news Immediately TO
Siasconsett or navy boats. II this i'm
possible, ask captain give reason why
none was allowed be sent
The Siasconsett station sent this
message: April is. 3:15 a. MO
operator, Carpathia: Wire news dis
patches Immediately to Siasconsett or
navy boats. If this impossible ask
captain why no news allowed TO be
sent"
Marconi SAID he got no reply from
the Carpathia.
Marconi said Operator Bride admit
ted receiving the message, but no
reply was sent to the Marconi Offices.
The witness said he knew nothing OF
the equipment of the scout cruisers
Salem and Chester.
Il heard the naval operators worked
slow and were not we'll acquainted
with the CODE" said Marconi. I'VE
use the international Morse code"
Marconi again repudiated the mes
sage sent at 1888 D. m. Thursday,
which purports TO tell the wireless
men on the Carpathia to hold their
news for money.
Il absolutely disapprove OF that; 1t
was unauthorized and knew nothing
of it," he declared.
Marconi said he was In favor OF dis
couraging operators selling their In
formation.
Supporting his declaration that he
made every effort to obtain informa'
ton regarding the Titanic disaster
from his operators. Marconi read q
big batch Of wireless messages sent
on April 10, 16, II and IS. They were
to the Camperdown, N. s., Cape Race,
The Detroit times., 1912-04-30

N. g., and Siasconsett, Mass, stations.
Some were signed Franklin and others.
"Marconl Company" and all urged
rush answer" to the requests con-
tanned for information regarding the
Titanic. Carpathia and Olympic.
+. M. Sammls. chief engineer OF the
American Marconi Co, was then
called Before he was examined. Sem
ator Smith made public a cablegram
he received today from Capt. Hattorf.
OF the liner Frankfort. now at Brem-
en-. He reported that the first
knowledge he had of the THAMES col
lision was at 10:40 y. M. New York
time. The Frankfort. after 80 min
utes, took position toward the sinking
vessel and speeded TO her assistance.
at rate OF Is miles an hour, The
spot where the Titanic sunk was
reached at 9:40 a. m, New York time.
Sammis declared that he did not
wish to shift responsibility for the
message to the wireless operators on
the Carpathia, but insisted that the
plan OF having the operators hold their
stories, for four figures" originated
with Expert Davidson. In charge OF
the Seagate wireless station, and not
with himself.
This telegram has been the cause
OF scorn and comment by my neigh
bors, but did not originate the
scheme.
II knew the boys. Gotham and Bride.
We're exhausted, and tried and thought
IL would cheer them up to give them
this news, There was no injunction
of secrecy"
The Detroit times., 1912-04-30

point. hut how far do you think We
have walked"
We'd been zigEagging along first on
the mushy country roads, then on
railroad tracks for a short distance.
then back TO the roads again-any way
that would cut down the distance.
"Oh, about IL miles" she answered.
And then, with twinkle, In her eye.
she asked: Aren't getting tired. are
your"
NO" lied.
We plodded on--or rather did.
Mrs. Beach continued in her easy
stride. There was nothing mannish
about her walk, but there was grace,
suppleness, showing that her whole
body was relaxed, and that her steps
were coming without effort.
The rain had pelted through my
heavy coat. Added to this | was quite
chilly. Mrs. Beach Jared no better,
but she seemed 10 enjoy IL. Her felt
hat was soaked. Her raincoat had Tor
time withstood the rain, but at last
| II had seeped through to the heavy
sweater she wore.
For time we walked on. Il was
krONlnB iuOTt llItu. ndSh ShSSOSNAho
step was coming with greater effort.
A small town loomed up in the dis
lance.
Don't you think that We ought to
halt for a while until the rain stops"
asked, hesitatisgly.
"Oh, no; thts isn't bad" Mrs. Beach
answered.
We'll" / told Mrs. Beach, as We
were entering the town, Il guess III
leave you here. You see, | ought TO
that is-I-I-this story-my city
editor-well, you see"
Mrs. Beach broke into laugh.
"Oh, yes, see all right" she said.
Goodbye and good luck"
And she swung along again into the
rain, singing little snatches OF little
song--a favorite way OF hers.
When Mrs. Beach started from New
York on her 1,O0O-mile walk TO Chi
cago, she weighed i47A pounds. Dur
ing the first week she lost pa pounds,
but since then she has been holding
her own at 145 pounds.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-30

Mandamus proceedings have been
begun by the Windsor Gas Co. against
the Volcanic Oil & Gas Co.. OF Tilbury,
10 compel the latter TO construct
new pipe line from the Tlbury natural
gas field 10 Windsor, about 40 miles.
Ii cost about 100000 to construct the
single line now in use. The Windsor
Gas CO: says that It's contract with
the Volcanic company provides that
the latter shall furnish all the gas that
Is required. and that new main is
needed because of the rapid growth
of the city. The Volcanic company
protests against laying the proposed
additional line.