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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
WICHITA CONVERT
PRAISES SUNDAY
Hefutes Charge That Work Of the
Evangelist 10 Not OF
90 the Editka.fins aatsss. -neer: II

Sr:-I have been a very earnrx,
ana enthusiastic reader OF you fipe
paper since Rev. Sunday became In
oeresteu In Wheeling. and I want TO
congratulate you and compliment you
upon the magnificent effort you are
putting forth to give the wonderful ef.
iort OF Mr.. Sunday such great public
ity.
| have been greatly amused at the
ridiculous signed statements and let
ters which have been published in
your paper from time to time concern
ing Mr.. Sunday and his work. and the
Iehows who write these articles must
reel very foolish when they see them
IN print. or. ~ they do not feel foolish
now they will feel more foolish in
weeks to come il they should happen
10 see their name under one of the
welghty documents of state. which
.hey now take such great pride in pub
fishing 70 the world.
VI course. IL does not do n partl
Gle OF good TO say anything in reply
10 these articles. because the record
OF the whole world from the beginning
OF time Is against them.
IL any OF you in Wheeling are wond.
erihg whether or not Gods teachings
as portrayed by His agent and Declple
heS. Sunday. will be OF lasting or
beneficial effect. just refer them 70
any OF the thousands of church-g going
people here in Wichita. or else. II
they viii come out here and take a
LOOK at us, the question will answer
itself.
am ashamed TO say I was one OF
the numerous opponents of the Sun.
uay Movement and withheld my pres
ence At the meetings for the first three
weeks ne was here. After attending
,he hrst meeting / was n ready sub
Ject ana a convert. Having been a
WORLDLY man and partaken freely of
the inculgences OF worldly people who
thlnk they are having n good time as
they go through life. ] beg 10 state
puollcly that ] have had more genu-
me satisfaction, pleasure and enjoy
heht out OF life In the past three
months than any OF the previous
torty-nine years OF my existance. I
am one or the hundreds OF men who
are doing evangelist work right here
IN wichita, and IL has been a source
OF the greatest pride and satisfaction
70 see my business friends and asso.
ciates lining up in this beautiful work
for the Master
we in Wichita are receiving a
wonderful amount OF satisfaction in
hoting that the people of Wheeling
nave received Mr.. Sunday and his
company In full brotherly fellowship
ana That they are accepting in such
great numbers the religion OF the Saw.
! Tor who died for us on the cross. God
J press all or you. and II IL is any salts
Iac'ion TOT you to know that all Of
Wichita Is praying for you.
AGAIN thanking you for the privilege
and pleasure OF reading your wonder.
tuI newspaper. and assuring you OF my
Andest regards. / beg to remain
Most sincerely,
HOMER CALDWELL.
Wichita, kas. March II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
EARNINGS DECREASE
FOR COAL CONCERN
CONSOLIDATION COAL co. SHOWS
FALLING OFF OF A MILLION.
elk Horn Territory Praised 10 Stock.
holders, Who Elect Old
Directors.

sp-cial Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
BALTIMORE. Md. March 20
President J. n. Wheelwrighi. Of the
Consolidation Coal Co. to-day submit.
ted his report covering operations OF
his company for the twelve months
ended December 81. 1911. at the annu
al meeting of the stockholders.
The report showed that the gross
earnings OF the Consolidation for the
year werr sll42O.G9f35. as compared
With Sl2.712.255.s- FOR the previous
year. Operating expenses we're sS.
500 .tb2.23. a. compared with sq.1sC.
ol2.tO. depreciation on mining plant
S2-i -. az cotrasted with s.sf.
f"' -. while depreciation Oh mIer.ls
nFous ecu pmerf vas S. ssI 90
against f.sf0--s SET EARNING. from
operation acre s-G-s 80. ne com
pared ufh s. -f-.cg-s-
In bic general remarks. Pres.fer,
WFreIe rIEhf referred In rIoUIrg
'nrm- POI tte lsv. 1puenf ~ frr Eff
Holm Vale. frsr' ~ coal arls owned
tr '.- 01mIsr. uD. I.... -...
Iro 20 f'rsrf1-s aare rejected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
BRIBERY
Alleged to Have Been Attempted BY
Maryland Auditor In Local
Option Fight.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 90
John T. O'Malley. State Auditor of
Maryland. was charged this afternoon
in the House of Delegates by Dele
gate Smallwood. OF Prince Georges
county. with having offered him a
bride OF $4,000 TO vote against the 10
cal option bill.
Just prior to the charge being made
the House. by a vote OF 81 TO A.. had
substituted the favorable minority re
port for the unfavorable majority re
port of the temperance committee.
A committee was appointed to in
vestigate Mr.. Smallwood's charge
and a recess was taken until tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
Obituary
Thomas M. Parker.

Thomas NJ. Parker passed away at
his home at No. 2i29 Eoff street. on
Wednesday morning at $3.50 o'clock!
following a lingering illness OF tuber-
culosis, with which the deceased had
been a sufferer since last December.
He was the son OF the late James NJ.
and Annie NJ. Parker. He was 20
years OF age and was born and reared
In this city. His occupation was that
OF an electrician. and he was employed
by the Wheeling Electrical Company.
He was a member OF Wheeling Aerie
No. 344. F. o. Eagles. and the mem
bers OF the order will have charge OF
the funeral.
Besides his mother. Mr.. Parker Is
survived by wife. one young son and
two stepchildren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
PLOT TO KILL KNOX
Planned BY Nicaragua Liberals; q
Number May Be Executed
Who Are Implicated.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2O.-As
the result of the alleged discovery by
the government OF Nicaragua OF a
plot TO assassinate Secretary Of State
Knox on the occasion OF his recent
visit 10 the capital OF that country.
II Is not improbable that a number of
prominent liberals will be put to
death. according to advices received
here today from Bluefields.
Thirteen dynamite bombs placed be-
meath the road bed over which Secre-
tary knoN's special train Travelled from
Corlnto to Managua and connected
with an electric battery were discov-
cred by government agents and will
be used as evidence against the con-
spirators
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
Maclean'S
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
CUT ORE PRICE

CLEVELAND. o.. March 2O.-An-
nouncement was made to-day of deep
cuts in lake ore prices. Sales have
been made at figures that will govern
for the year
The reduction is 40 cents on Old
Range and Mesabi Bessemer. and SIS
cents on Old Range and Mesabi non
bessemer The new prices therefore
VIII be 1915 gross ton for Old Range
Bessemer and $3.50 for Mesabi Besse-
mer; s3.O5 for Old Range non-Besse-
meT and $2.S5 for Mesabi non. Besse-
These are the lowest prices in
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
MINIMUM WAGE BILL
MAY MEET DEFEAT
FATE or xHoxBH LABOR lrxASuxx
rBEnDxuFo N BALANCE.
m. Balfour HAkss nrAnafao Hsspp>sr-
Anos In 1ols OF I-sadsr
OF oppoduon-

LONDON. March 20.-The fat. OF N.
minimum wage bill seems 10 be tren-
bling in the balance. A J. Balfour Will
move the rejection OF the bill in the
mouse OF commons tomorrow. The Ora
matte temperance of Mr.. Balfour in the
role OF leader OF the opposition comes
az great surprise.
whether this development heralds the
return OF Mr.. Balfour TO the active lead
ership OF the party remains To be seen
The Cnionists lately have been greatly
elated at the growing difficulties the
government has been encountering. due
In part 20 the unpopularity OF the in
surance bill. Increasing labor troubles
and the greatly Increased public expen-
diture involved in the social reforms
and evidence OF a change in public opln-
ION has been given in recent by-election
if. as some OF the Tnionists assert the
government IS riding for a fall. II NAV
come over the minimum wage bill. but
there Is little doubt that the govern
nent can carry the second reading OF
the bill as the labor party and the ma
tionalists have decided to give their sup
port 10 that end.
cabinet council will be held to-rnor-
row 20 consider the whole situation
The probability now IL that the par-
liamentary discussion OF the hill will
extend into next week and that there
Will be no resumption OF work until the
bill IL passed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
COAL CAR SHORTAGE
TO BE INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March % -
Paymaster John y. Higgins. T.. S. y.
VINO has charge Of the navy coal con.
tracts, Vas ordered to-day by Secre.
tary Meyer 10 Norfolk. 20 investigate
coal car shortage Tho operators have
told The secretary that although there
was coal a. The mines. they we're do
iar'i 100 moving it 70 tidewater by
me lack Of cars tied up IN western
cities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
B. 4 0. SAFETY
MEETING HERE

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
BALTIMORE. Nd. March Coon
tinuing its campaign for the preser-
walton OF the travelling public ana en-
pioyes trusted to It's care. the Bal,i
more and ohio Railroad Will co,d,,,,
SAFETY meetings at various diyision
FONTS along the route. March "a p
=. April and ,, the general safet,.
committee will make its first visit 10
brunswick on Tuesday. March %
similar meetings will be held az Graf
ton and Wheeling. March y ana ~
IetpegtiVely. President Willard is sx-
p"cted 10 address the meetings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
NEW CHARTERS
GRANTED TWO CONCERNS

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON. viva. March 90
The following charters have been is
sued BY the secretary of state:
The kanawha and Ohio Oil Comoanv.
OF Charleston. w. Va, 10 drill for oil
and gas and deal in leases: constrnc;
pipe lines, etc. Authorized CAPITAL.
100000. Incorporators A R Martin,
.. o. Older. R. p Burks and A. H.
Thornton, of Charleston, and H Z
Sommers. of New York CITY
Gassaway Telephone Company. Of
Gassaway, w. Va. TO build ard operate
telephone lines in Braxton. Gilmer and
Calhoun counties. Authorized capital
$4,000. lnoorporators David Frame
and {. W. MARBLE. of Gassaway: MAY
NJ. Frame, of Sutton; J. J. Stainaker. OF
Progress, and c y. Snodgrass. Of
Rosedale
Governor Glasscock has refused "a
grant the request of one Owen G.. Saw
yers, that he be relieved of further con-
iinement IN prison for forgery COM
mitted in Cabell county He was given
two year sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-21
DIRECT HARMON
FIGHT FROM COLUMBUS.

t'LIMHrS. ohio. March 90
'olImIls 's fp b. made tho national
h'fl" Y-r'rrr for fna Harmon prest-
'"ttI.I o.. <s4aHIa This Announce
DO FH. rIif f.d.. Hs Hugh T.
h"F F 'fiH. 'awpaIgr manager
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years.
GOV. MARSHALL TO
GET INDIANA MEM

lN<IANATOLiS. March 2O-In dis
trict conventions N this CITY tonight
lndiana Democrats elected delegates TO
The national convention Tomorrow
they viii likely be instructed for Gov.
Thomas Y. Marshall.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
big TIM" FOR CHEAPER
GAS AND CLEAR B0WERY,
Introduces Two Bills, Either One
of Which Is a Slap at
CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. Ex-senator
big Tim Sullivan has introduced
two bills aimed at corporations. One
measure compels the removal from the
Bowery OF one Of the sets OF tracks now
encumbering that t~horoughfare, The
second bill fathered by tho big Senator
reduces the rate for gas In Q York
City from 80 to 20 cents.
The Bronx County bills will be taken
up by the Assembly Internal Affairs
Committee Feb. Is for a hearing. There
are two bills before the committee. one
creating the new county OF h Bronx
and the other. introduced by the oppo-
sition. providing that the people OF the
Bronx shall first have an opportunity to
vote on the question.
Gov. DIX did not . to the Senate
yesterday the nominations for Public
Service Commissioners and Health ON
Ger Of the Port OF New York. Nor 10 Il
likely thai he will be ready TO communi.
cate his choice for these Jobs until next
week. He said. however, that he hoped
to settle tho health oficership to-day.
The evening world., 1912-01-24

regal and only succeed In being cold
and stin. They have too little conf
dence In their charms. Instead Of let.
ting themselves DO natural and grace
fui and vivsci0us. they strain after an
impossible hauteur under the impress
sion that that 10 the characteristic Of
really nice people.
AS Q matter Of fact. the incest
women are the most natural and un-
constrained. M therefore most lovely.
| Even oyalty itself refuses TO look royal
except for some definite act or moment.
There 10 nothing nxed and Icy about
the beauty Of the great European
| women"
"Of course some women say that Il
the face Yields often to laughter OF
to tho expression OF other emotions n
soon acquires wrinkles" was suggested
"Weil. a. an actress i've been com,
PEELED to use my face TO express emo
tons for. I won't say how many years.
laughed Miss Holland. and I haven
. wrinkle yet" And no moro she has
zones eyes and mouth shouid Ger.
tainly express emotions. only let them
be pleasant ones. Joy that nnds an out,
let In laughter 10 excellent. ~ nav,
said. But sympathy. tenderness
thoushtfulness. gentle mischief. keen In,
terest In what 10 going on. all thes,
mental states md their legitimate ex
preston In the face Of the beautiful
woman"
The evening world., 1912-01-24
SEEKS $4,000 PROMISED
FOR CARE OF WOMAN.
Nurse Gets Retrial of Case Asking
Return of Gift Made
to Another.

WHITE PLAINS. Jan. Atrial was
begun to-day before Supreme Court JUS
tice Keogh OF the action brought by
Mary r. Ganun against Mary e. Sands.
executrix OF Jane NJ. Sands. asking that
certain transfers of property to Mary
Palmer be set aside and that she have
judgment in tho sum Of $1,000 for caring
for Miss Sands.
The case was once brought before Jus
tice Mills. who held that the six-year
statute applied. The Appellate Division
afi Justice Mills. Lawyers Fred
erick s. Barnum and Henry w. Wells
with Judge Alton b. Parker. took the
matter before Justice Haight, OF the
Court Of Appeals and the case was sent
back for re-trial.
October 1. 1899. at the solicitation OF
Jane Sands. Mary Ganun agreed to care
for her during her lifetime, with the
understanding, II 10 alleged. that she
should receive SO . month and co. GOV
at death. May Is. 1900. Jane Sands left
Mary Ganun and vent to Mt. Vernon
to live with Mary e. Palmer. whore
she died Aug. 10. 1901. A few days be-
fore she died she transferred all her
property. amounting to " 10000. to Mary
Palmer, II 10 claimed. At her death the
estate amounted to less than 500.
Some few days before this Mary Pal
mer purcased . house In Mt. Vernon
for 5000 and shortly after gave q mort
gage to her sister. Alice M. Love. for
8 1000. h petition alleges.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
oUNB0AT COMMANDER DIES
ON SHIP OF YELLOW FEVER;
ONE OF CREW ALSO VICTIM.
Eapt. Bertoiette Of The Yorktown
Stricken at Guayaquil in
r Ecador.

WA11RNoTON. Jan A.-A Navy Do.
Dastmsnk dsspatoh from ouayaquil.
0suAAor. fsostvsd to-day. reported tina,
commandar Lew Bertolstts. U. g. n.
q ne gunooat yorktown, dtsd Of yellow
6svss early to-day aboard the warship.
TAs dsspatoh also reported the death
& OAFsncs W. Wood. ordinary seaman.
q me Yorktown. also from yellow fever.
Commander Bertolette was stricken
with yellow fever shortly after his YES
eel arrived al Guayaauil to protect
American interests during the revoiu.
uon. He a. . native Of Pennsylvania,
4 Despatch received from GuayaQutl
on Jan. II stated that Commander Ber-
toilette had been stricken with yellow
fever while. he was commanding the
United States gunboat YORKTOWN which
was protecting American interests In
Ecuador. A later despatch reported that
the Commander was progressing favor
ably. A c~ablesram was received on
Jan. 10 By Mrs. Bertolette at San Fran
CISCO from her husband reading as fol.
lows:
Contra cted fever ashore about 10th
taken sick 18th; favorable so far. Out
look undetermined as yet"
eLeN G. Bertoiette Joined the navy as
. cadet on Sept. 4. 1888.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
IS Mr.. FUCKER HER
HUBBY OR ISN'T It?
Mrs. Gene Claims Him, He
Repudiates Her and Judge
Is Puzzled.

Magistrate House in the Court OF Do
nestle Relations was confronted by one
Of the most perplexing problems OF his
judicial career to-day. The plaintiff In
. case insisted the defendant was her
runaway husband and the defendant
just as vigorously insisted he was not.
Mrs. Lena Gene. twenty-five years old,
Of No. 1910 Third venue accompanied
by Detective Finn. last night. started In
search Of a runaway husband. At One
Hundred and Fourth street and Third
avenue. Mrs. Gene spied a man. who.
she said. was the %sought-for hubby.
The man was arres@ed and protesting
he was the victim OF a terrible mistake.
was taken to the East One Hundred and
Fourth street station and locked up on
q charge OF wife abandonment. He said
he was Samuel Fucker. twenty-four
years old, of No. II East One Hundred
and Second street.
In court to-day Mrs. Gene produced
a tin-typc photograph OF her husband.
The Judge and court attaches gazed at
the t.n-type then gazed at Fucker.
There was a slight resemblance. but
no. enough to make Identification posi-
tive.
This is a most bewildering situation"
said Judge House. I'm future husbands
Will have to have their finger prints
taken as a means OF Identification"
The Judge laid the case over until
Tomorrow morning, when the Rev. B.
Go!dschmldt. who married the Genes.
and others who know Gene will be
brought into court to help s~traighten
out the affair.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
H|CCOUGH GIRL
IS CURED At LAST
Miss Shinn's Recovery from
Seizure Due Solely to Treat
ment of Family Doctor.

CAMDEN. n. j.. Jan. A.-For the frst
time In ten days Miss Mary shInn. the
girl with the h%iccoughs." 10 to-day
able to be up and about her O and
Is entirely free from tho ~convulsions
that for nearly two weeks shook her
frame. She 10 30 weakened by the at.
tack that II will be some time before
she will be able to leave the hoiss.
but the physicians say her ultimate re-.
covery 10 assured.
Dr. Kensinger. who attended her
throughout the illness. II positive that
H. IL his medicine that effected the cure
and not the hundred and one suRRes.
tions that have been made from outside
sources. He resents the overtures Of
people who think they know how 10
UT h~!ccoughs.
They came from all sorts Of people"
said tie doctor. who have not the
f~aintest idea Of what hccoughs are like.
or what they were talking about"
This 10 the second or third attack
Miss Shinn has suffered. During the
Christmas holidays On 1909 she . one
attack that lasted for several days. but
she was able to get downstairs and eat
her Christmas dinner.
DR.. Kensinger does not expect tho
present attack to return n says she
will be In her usual good health within
a few days.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
AMBULANCE HITS MAN,
TAKES HIM TO HOSPITAL.
Conveys Accident Victim to Near
est Place, Then Goes On With
Original Occupant.

An ambulance a called last evening
from the German Hospital. Seventy
seventh street and Park ven Man
haitian to Pier %. at the foot Of Pacific
street. Brooklyn. for First Officer Yens
OF the steamship Arnold Amsinck. a
West African trader. who had been
taken suddenly III.
While the ambulance. driven by
Charles Knoll. was on Its way back to
the German Hospital It knocked down
and seriously injured at Canal street
and Broadway, Manhattan. Charles
Davidson. a clothing p~resser. Of No. l22
Ludlow street. Davidson. h Is fifty
years old. was crossing Canal street on
his way home when the ambulance ran
over him. He was taken to the Hudson
Street Hospital. with his scalp cut md
with bruises about tho head and body.
II was said that Davidson's injuries
were grave. while at the German Hos
pltal Yens was said to be a very sick
man.