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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
UNITED DOCTORS TALK
TO MEN ON DISEASE

parts ale preserved and strengthened.
pain ceases. swelling Subsidies. a
healthy circulation r rapidly rc-~s-
ttbiishct. instead 90 tar u,p-,.sius
condition.
Rectal disease such sS ptes. Irs-
tuia. etc. are rsin..l conditions ,aIs-
INK distress rx arNo r-CeN,s and
can Invariably be cured without an
operation or detention from tho usual
duties o. Wora. This treatment causes
Little or 30 pain o. results from
treatment are Nerr rapid.
kidney. Bladder ard PROSTATE. Dis-
cases NAV have more complications
than are presented hy auv other dis
eesed organs The Ercatest cage .s
used m learning q patients exact
trouble and then scientific treatment
- used to eradicate this truub..
Sp-,.ur blood POISON can o-H o.
cured bV tho most ,crsrll treatment.
I'm suitable cases - this disease 90.
new modern sos S ssd This mar
Nelous remedy e th. invention .f Dr
Paul Ehrllch. tho famo4s Eurrpran
phy sician amt winner or tire N..,I
prize.
There are many more diseases ana
ailments 100 numerous 20 mention that
the United Doctors treat with great
success. among which are diseases OF
the nerves. heart. brain. spine. includ-
inc rheumatism. paralysis. epilepsy.
catarrh. deafness. asthma. cons;ipa-
tion. eczema dyspepsia. goitre. dropsv
and lun troublcs-Adt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
CHECK ARTISTS
Are Working IN Wheeling and Other
Nearby Towns-Five Bad Checks
In Martins Ferry.

Although working on 90 small scale
check artists are operating DO Wheel
ing and neighborinS towns At one
Martins Ferry bank Saturday five
bad checks were presented for uss-
ment. drawn on the Wheeling Mold a
Foundry Company for SCI, apiece
Other bad checks drawn on the Scott
Lumber Company have boon cashad
Tor smaii" amounts. The police of 40
ih" cities 90" working ou tho case.
hnt as set have been unable to sc-
complish anything They have e. le.
scripiion OF on" or tUo men and may
land them later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
WOMAN DIES FROM
DOSE OF MORPHINE
MRS rELCvE STEIN FOUND DEAD
IN BEO YESTERDAY.
Coroner Barnett fnveefIaaiea and
Renders Verdict Que 60 over
dose o. Morphine

@ If.. 1000 -fHr Hf. found ID
H H.. 'HrE fn-.r rd.E morning upon
H te. CATION fHsf followed .Uru
f.. cries 1f Der f.utfru.I H.ulr
f.- failed f0 ..ak.u hrr Door HIa
bond ua. Hf . lose fl undo. iU1 fra
cause n. l.r Death eo Coroner s. ~
H.Irctf was notified pom .r.rsN-l
fion ,1c coroner pronounced fho
r. 0' death due f0 au ot0rIn 4. NJ
morphine fIl.a r.rr ro .nI atoms
q. .I..it. .u..n.
.Hr i 5000. ORG " I.
'I ..|.U. Itr H..
"nN nIUI ..rtIIHI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Quarterly Due Tea.

Ciety OF the First 40. T.. church held its
quarterly due tea last v.euiu- ir the
basement OF the church and Tie affair
proved to ht very successful Mr-.
Melday. returned missionary nom
china, now located al tho Hcasuuess'
Home at Bridgeport. delivered e very
Interesting address during the evening
Mrs. y. r. Rhoads spoke ou Inc new
rag OF China and the report % g..
branch meeting. held at Delaware. -
was read by Miss Helen Henderson. Tle
mandoline orchestra furnished music for
the evening and "A reception FOR t.- new
members Was held at the close Of ire
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

OF Mrs J F. Roberts. on Jefferson ave
nue..
Miss Clara TIrk, WHO has n--n a. her
home al Cameron on account or sf-k
ness resumed her duties as teacher in
the local schools yesterday morning.
Miss Edna Nayt returned To f-r
home AZ Aaron. o.. yesterday. after
spending tAe past few DAYS vita frIenis
in tLis city.
Mrs x D. CrisWeU 81 Cleveland 90
b. epend.tE a fsw days With her Parents
GOA Seventh street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Had Lively Plight.

HuutorH are unuat tu the upper part
of the CITY 10 tho effect that quite a.
lively nEh took place tn a so-callsa
club room ou the second floor over a.
pool room on Jefferson avenue. II is
said that while tho club has no charter
IL r. called "a club and they purchase
the necessary Jov producer and invite
have been made bY the local OFFICERS
but ~ IL thought that this certain place
will be watched ON Saturday evenings
hereafter ana steps taken 20 break the
Joint up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
HUNTSVILLE


Paper we're filed with Victor D. u.s.
err clsrk Of the circuit court. ~ ATE
torncyH Brown aud Ritz. both Of fhig
city, counsel FOR Joe Aansles aEainst
th Ben kuaukiiu Coal Co. Of west Var
kinla. Da1naE~ ia the sum Of So GOO
- asked. II Mil b. recalled that TN.
A. the fourth suit 90 De MED against ths
LlOElon At IL mine uI rTl 1lth. when
nine nves were lost Gfaualcs BE- one
OF the two survivors 81 the explosion
the nrrt n hnf MS way 10 the cage
snd gtke the aigual for hoiFtluE and
rough To- the surface. ite VA LATE
removed to the hospital. where he "a
given Treatment He Nas burned con-
s'derably more than Brooks The othsf
survivor OF the accident and b. stll uu-
able to work The athsr three suit
were brought by admiHtrat tors - the
estate Of Wesley Wilson and Alva Hur-
ley both ~ whom we're KILLED ia the
explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Kannsr Funeral Today.

q = Davis. who vas injured in fhc
freight wreck 1T Glendale a. few daf =
Fgc when an engine teiescupsd the
saboosc IN which be MAS riding iH able
to be about uu the streets rorfe rnaN and
- Improving very nicely. Nr Davis fs-
cetvsd several had cuts about the face
aud head and aiHo a cut or HE wrist
Tbs other two injured men are getting
hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
To Hold IMITATION r.srei....

The local lodge OF a. e. o. r. are
making arrangements for a social and
business session To- be held next FRI
uay evening 4 class of several Will
receive the ~inltlatory degree and a So
cal session viii follow. They will also
hold an entertainment on Thursday
evening when tho T~roubadours Amuse-
ment company will be the attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Improving Nicely.

Everett T.. Moore. who was Injured 300
the auto accident last SATURDAY evening
was reported as resting very nicely at
MS home on Fourth street last cNeuIue.
Mr.. Moore received several bad cuts and
bruises and while the injuries prove
very painful they are not considered
dangerous and he will bee aule TO Dee
about on the streets boz a Few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
"DRYS" TO HAVE BLUE Avs
PASSED BY LEGISLATURE.
Rev. 7. NJ. Hare. OF the Anti-saloon
League. Gives Interview Re
qardins Future Plans.

" hen u comes 10 being real dry the
sahara desert will have nothing on
West Virginia. after The prohibition
amendment. ratified by the voters ~
the state goes into effect iu 1918.
Oasis deck the sand dunes - Old ga
hara. where the camel and the weary
traveller crossing her burning sands
can wet their parchcd lips. but To
those who are 90 cross the Little
Mountain state. after the year 81
1914. they Will Doe compelled tD gu
dry" or else carry a bottle on thcI
kick
It's farewell old booze. for keeps.
The Anti-Saioou League ard the
many other dry organizations
affiliated with d, intend introducing
bills az tho coming session OF the l'g-
islature which. enacted into laws. viii
make the ouense for selling spirits ot
fermenti almost a dsatn penalty. The
lid will be- ,lamp-d down for keeps
~ these bills are passed. and the for
mer booze lighter will 20. even
afraid To- read "a whiss,y sign.
Ee,. Tom ". Hare. ~ Charleston
head o. the Anti saloon L,a=u-. was
20 the oI'y Yesterday and 100 discuss
lug the question gave oet frc follow
Ing line az oamuaIgu fuat Will b- con-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

The hoard Of education OF Independ-
ent district met lu special session last
evening at the Central school build
ness. The report ~ the committee in
charge Of fixing up the auditorium uf
the Marshall county bank building made
it, report which was favorable and
school L. nuw being held IN this build
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Complete work.

The brick paving which las been uu
uer way at Glendale FOR the pas. Few
months. by Contractors Rosser q Ma
loney. VIII be completed by tle end of
the present week. The bad weather
yesterday caused the mon Co suspend
iug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

pr - Hutchinson snerin eject Of
cameron. spent Yesterday 600 this ,ity
transaCting business.
Charles Lawrence returned To- Dis
at Canton. %. yesterday. after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
ELkS
Funeral Notice

An members Of wheeling Ledge No.
q. g. q n. Elks. are called 20 meet
~ the lodge room on Tuesday after
noon. December 3. 1912. ~ 80 o'clock
sharp-for the purpose Of paying the
last tribute o. respect 90 our departed
brother. Chester X. Bell.
F~raternalIy Yours,
john { Richardson. leon N. Reeger.
Sccrctary Exalted Ruler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

ESpiainins Various Ailments ard DIS.
eases Peculiar 70 Men arc Their
Non Surgical Cures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
weishty Matters to BE Decided.


Athens Greece. December ia
general offensive movement along the
whole line was begun Wednesday by
the Greek army operating In Epirus.
the most westerly portion OF the Bal
kan peninsula
After repeated attacks the Creek
troops occupied, at the poin; of the
bavonet. the Turkish advanced posts
toward the NisaiI Notifications. and
camped there
The Greeks captured three quick
firing cannon. a large quantity of war
material and many tents. General
sapountzakis. who was in command
Of the Greek army. reports from
Pentepigedia taat his troops fought
with v.yor during the entire day. With
tho view Of drawing of a portion
OF the Turkish troops concentrated In
the fortress of Janiua. when the Greeks
were about to make their frontal at
;acy, two battaliOns " Greek infantry.
supported BY four field guns. were
landed at Santi Quarsnta- to the
northwest OF Janiaa-
The diversion was successfully car
ried out The Turks. as soon as they
learned Of the landing OF the Greek
;roops. sent but eight battsl.ons with
two batteries OF siege guns 20 engage
them. After skirmlsh the Greek
.rooDs were re-en5carked ard made
for another part OF the coast OF
F-,i-rss Tho Greeks lost only five
killed and nineteen wounded in the
r1hfiuE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
NINE ARE INDICTED
They Are Accused of Violating Flee
tfon Laws.

Steubenvillr. o., December lS.-The
special grand jury Investigating
charges Of alleged irregularities IN
connection with the recent election
this afternoon returned nine indict-
ments. The grand jury worked under
the direction Of Attorney General
Hogan. of Ohio. and Prosecuting At
torney Paisley. OF Jefferson County.
Indictments were returned against the
following:
Richard Gibson. postmaster Of
Steubenville. giving $40 in support
OF the candidacy OF Robert McCleary
for county treasurer.
Former Common Pleas Judge John
A. Mansfield. using in excess of $3.50 In
his campaign for the office Of State
Representative.
William g Brown. prosecuting at
torney- elect. exceeding the amount al
lowed law In his campaign for
prosecuting attorney.
John G. Balknap. probate judge
elect, two indictments for making false
and incomplete statement Of expenses
incurred in the campaign.
James ellison, spend 'ng 81 for beer
given TO a worker In support of the
candidacy of his brother, John ellison.
Henry F. Lawter. justice OF the
peace. and a. r. Bienier. an election
Officer. Jointly indicted for promising
for Collin Fl. -mith. candidate for Com
mon Pleas Judge.
Alfred Crippin. soliciting money
from L. Dewitt Erskine 10 work for
certain candidates.
IT was stated that the cases would
not be tried unit 1.-THE January term
OF court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
Partisanship Charged.

Washington. December I3.-In a fight
in the House to-day against reduced
appropriations for salaries provided by
the Indian appropriation bill. Repre-
sentative Burke OF South Dakota.
charged the Democratic majority on
the Indian Affairs Committee with par
tisanship in cutting off provision for
officials appointed by the Republican
administration. Representative Ferris.
OF Oklahoma. replied that the only
people in his state clamoringi for
money with which 10 administer af-
fairs of the Indians were the Federal
officials and employees. who were draw
ing something over 100000 annually.
What do these Indian agents do?"
asked Representative Cooper. Of Wis
consIn
They do the Indians said Repre-
sentative Carter. OF Oklahoma
All amendments to increase apDro-
priations were voted down Considera-
ton OF the bill will be resumed to-
morrow
Representative Rojdenberry. or
Georgia. conducted brief filibus.er
against the measure late to-day. de-
ucuncing the House leaders for delay
ing consideration Of the Burnett immi-
grafton bill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
Senate Votes, 20 to rs,
to Admit Damaging
Evidence.
DEFENSE FIGHTS
HARD AGAINST 1T
Story Goes in Record That Jurist
Was Interested in Settlement
of Boland Claim and Was to
Receive Portion of Money
Secured From Rail-
road.

Washington. December BY the
narrow margin OF 20 TO % votes. the
Senate to-day. at the impeachment
trial OF Judge Robert ". Archibald. Of
the Commerce Court. admitted in evil
dence the testimony OF c. G. Boland
that his attorney. C. ~ Watson. toli
him Judge Archibald was interested
with him in the settlement OF the Be-
land claim against the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western Railroad Com
pany. and that ne proposed TO give the
judge one fourth of the amount re-
ceivcd in excess of sos. 300.
The vote attracted attention. be-
cause it was the first close division
record during the trial The House
managers fought for the admission or
the testimony, and Judge Archibald :
attorneys vigorously opposed it, After
the testimony had been admitted, Sena-
tor Paynter asked to be allowed to
vote on its admissibility. but the pr,vi-
lege was denied him. He announced
that after hearing the evidence he
was prepared TO vote to exclude t.
Representative Sterling. one Of the
House managers, declared the mana
gers had proved a conspiracy between
Watson and Archibald for the latter TO
use his influence as a Federal judge
to effect the settlement. and that there
fore a declaration by one OF the con-
spirarors. Watson. should be adSnitted
in evidence against the other. Attor-
ney Simpson. for Judge Archibald. re-
piled that there was a combination be-
tween Watson and Archibald. the judge
desiring merely TO do friendly act
for Watson, but that there was no
conspiracy. No conspiracy existed. he
declared, because there was no agree
ment TO do an Illegal act. which is a
necessary element OF a conspiracy
Did Watson say Judge Archibald
demanded pay?" asked Attorney Simp-
son in cross-examination.
NO. sir. responded NJ. Boiand.
George T. Baer. of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company; W. J.
Richards, vice president OF the Phila-
dslphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company: b II. Meyer, of the Inter
state Comn1e 90 Commission: former
Representative JJhn T. Lenahan. OF
Wilkesbarre: Rollin g. Carr. Frederick
Warnke and Alton Kiser. of Scranton.
were witnesses who repeated tesd-
mony they had already given before
the House judiciary Committee
The House managers VIII conclude
their testimony tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
Brother of President-Elect
Guest at "Hoodoo"
Banquet

Nashville. Tenn December IL
Joseph " Wilson. brother OF Prc>t-
d~uf-EIrcf Woodrow Wilson. wa.
th~ guest of honor ~ n ~hoodoo~
rn,auet given herr tonight ny The
Nashville Press club and the Nash
Vile Board OF TRADE carrying cut
che tide. that .-thIrf~en'- L. the lucky
number Of che Wilson family the
date Of the banquef was fzcd for
Friday. the 18th There were thir-
teen tables. with thirtcea guests 80
eseh table. The orchestra ptsyes:
thirteen selections. Thirfcca speak
~r- were allowed exactly thirteen
minutes each I'm which 20 deliver
addresses. and were warned by
loud alarm clock Of the cxpfrntien
Of th~sr time limit The ~hsodoo-
,s~s Wa carried out In many par
,s~uI.r.. fhe bsnaurt b~ine planned
along the lines az tho-~ given by
che s.rfdfron Club. Of Washington
Lee Deuelas<. Who took n premi-
r~nt part On the Wilson campaign
.. T~unr-s~e, acted NJ tesrfnart~r.
us.y letters and kilograms were
received from rremfncnt editors
ard p.sifs~fsus 90. the nation. Cow
~ruor Wilson. who O. nov In pcr-
nuss. sent ts~ fcIicwfsE brief
csbicxrams
~sarctses.fe sreess.ss--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
BRYCE GUEST OF HONOR
Diners Express Regret That He IL TO
Leave This Country.


New York, December l3.-ReSret
that James Bryce. the British ambas-
sador. was about 10 retire from that
post was expressed at dinner here
IN his honor tonight. coupled with
the hope that he would find himself
able TO attend the celebration IN thls
country I'm 1914 Of the one-hundrecth
anniversary Of peace between English
speaking peoples. The dinner was
given by the American committee IN
charge OF that celebration.
1T is said that Mr.. Bryce IL remain
ing here as a sort OF holdover TO settle
the Panama Canal proposition" sara
Joseph H. Choate, one OF the speakers
and IL that is so. he may be "4Sl Us
in 1914 when the celebration ~ heiu
But ! have heard that he and Presi-
dent Taft are doing all that car be
done 10 settle that controversy anu
II they can 10 IL. il will be settled
The British ambassador declared
that nearly all wars had been due 10
human FOLLY or human passions. and
dwell on how much better IL was 10
celebrate the wisdom which had ended
a war and avoided any subsequent con-
nict. rather than the want OF reason
and wisdom which made wars possible
Tho ambassador described what had
been accomplished during his ofhcls
stay in Washington 10 remove the dli-
ferences between the United states
and Great Britain and avoid differences
in the future. He referred 10 the set
Element OF the Canadian boundary us
pute the Newfoundland fisheries ques-
ton. the matter OF the use OF the
watera on the boundary, and minor
points Log at issue. and continued:
"An the treaties furnish an admir-
able illustration of the dictum once
delivered by MI Root, that where Two
nations and governments desire 10
come TO fair agreement. IT is always
,,ossible for them TO do so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
BIRD MAY BE WITNESS
Hoped That Parrot Will Reveal Cause
of Murder and Suicide.

Denver. Col. December IA group
Of relatives began a vigil tonight
around the cloth-draped cage of a
parrot in the hope that the bird would
testify as the sole witness to the sup
posed murder and suicide Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Johnson. whose bodies were
found in a hotel room Tuesday. The
bird was found walking restlessly
around the footboard of the bed NUT
tering TO the dead bodies. II had be
longed TO the Johnsons for years. The
police. believing that there was
quarrel before the tragedy. to-day
called in an aviculturist to cross-ex-
anime the parrot. The bird refused TO
answer. and as q fral resort II was
suggested the cage he covered and
watched. as the bird might then give
Vent to some sharp calculations and eN-
Carnations tn would have impressed
it had the quarrel occurred before the
tragedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
WHITElAW REID ILL
Several specialists in Attendance on
Ambassador.

London. December lS--N hitelaN
Reid United States ambassador to
Great Britain. is seriously i'll. He Is
suffering from asthma. and his condi-
tion has become worse during the past
week. Several specialists are in at
tendance on him. The ambassador was
not well when he returned from Amer
lea in October. Afterward he caught
cold. from which he was recovering
when he suffered a relapse after de-
liverins n speech at the opening SEES
sion of the University OF Wales. Octo-
Der IL. which overtaxed his strength
He has been confined to his room at
Dorchester House most of the time
since that date
The English winter weather Is re-
garded as very unfavorable for persons
suffering from the malady with which
the ambassador Is afflicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
FIVE YEARS IN CHAIN GANG
BANKERS Plead Gsiny End Get severe
s~ntencr.

Athens. Ca. December ii "
Crfith. president. and =. - Nccrary-
cashier q the Athens Ranking ana
Trust Conpany. pleaded guilty to-day
In the superior Corrt a. charges %
violating The STATE banking laws 1hey
were sentenced 70 serve nve years each
~ The chaiu-g&ng
II was said q fne wonid follow .
plea Of guilty. ans the eonrt's sentenD
came a. a severe snocS 60 he a.
PENDANTS. The men ~cre charged -
ten indictments with svsscra-ic<itr
wreckinx the bank % waieh tEey we're
oficera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
DISCUSS CHINESE LOAN
Representative. Of six Powers Meet
In London.

tatives 81 the six powers group OF
ba mixers. acting on behalf OF Great
Britain. America. France. 1scrna ny.
Russia and Japan. met to-day and dis
cusscd the terms o. the proposed loan
to china. which Was the subject 81 the
recent ncEotia.loas between their
agents in rcking and The Chinese gov
eminent Two long sessions were held
and a number Of matters disposed 81.
but 10 viii Be Nccssary to hold FUR
Their conferences with the London
banks. which have jus; Joined the
Hong Kong and Shanghai bank a.
members OF the British group u rep
rcSertafiycs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-14
THE SECRET OF SOLOMON"
One Of Hawthorne Documents Is Rend
TO Jury.

New York. December 13.-"The Sc
cret of solomon one OF the most
important documents among circulars
letters and other literature issued by
Julian Hawthorne. Josiah quincy. DR..
William ]. Morton and Albert Free
man. promoters of alleged worthless
mining stock. was read to jury to-
day in the Federal court, where the
four men are on trial charged with
fraudulent use of the mails. one bit
of philosophy emphasized by United
States Assistant District Attorney
Thompson was:
Since the beginning Of things the
sole child of folly has been disaster
Promoters may be liars or self-de-
ceivers." was another excerpt read to
the jury. Aside from the reading Of
company literature the day was given
over largely to evidence relating to
the organization of the several Haw-
thorne companies.