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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-25
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-25
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DEMAND LIBERAL TERMS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
DIVORCE

Special Dispatch TO the IntelliEencer.
EVANSVILLE. O.. April 1s.-Mary +.
smith. now living in this city. brought
sensational divorce action in common
pleas court this afternoon against Will
nam ii. smith, whom. she says. is now
employed In Wheeling at the Wheeling
Tile company. In her petition the plain
tlfr charges, among other delinquencies
mat her husband had been guilty Of in
ndeIty and names on Anna Wilson. alias
blanche Morgan. as the correspondent
she claims that the couple had been
guilty OF living together In GAINESVILLE
Clarksburg, Wheeling and Newark. o
Mrs. smith also charges her husband
with many acts OF extreme cruelty.
claiming he has abused her. struck and
assaulted her. and she also saws that
ne has failed TO provide, although he
earns ~ and s. a day at the Wheeling
Tile company. The wife asks for al
vorce, alimony and restoration to her
maiden name OF Mary r. Snode Mrs
smith II now living in GAINESVILLE where
she has relatives. They were married
FEBRUARY %. 1902. and have no children
They separated August 20, 1910. Her at
torney is c. c. Lemert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
WITHHELD FACTS

NEW YORK, April 6-Vice-Presi-
dent Franklin. OF the White Star line
has been criticized today for his de-
finite reassuring declarations Of yes
terday, which tended. as alleged to
misiead the public Mr.. Franklin
this afternoon gave to the public the
full text Of the wireless message re-
ceivcd from Captain Haddock, OF the
Olympia yesterday afternoon:
The reason | did not give IL out
last night" Mr.. Franklin said, was
because 1t was so discouraging that |
felt that II would not be right TO
alarm the public unnecessarily. Now
that the worst is known, ] am willing
TO give IT out. Here il is:
'Cdrpathia reached THAMES posi-
ton at daybreak. Found boats and
wreckage only. Titanic had founder
ed about 2.2O a. m. in 41:l6 y. so w.
All boats accounted for. About 675
souls saved. crew and passengers.
Latter nearly all women and children
Lcyland liner Steamship Californian
remaining and searching for exact
position of disaster. Carpathia re.
turning to New York with survivors
Please inform Cunrad. Had.
dock"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
FIGHT IN ICE

NEW YORK, April 16.-The steam
ship President Lincoln, OF the Ham
burgh-American line. which arrived
to-day from Hamburg. reported that
on April -. she entered a large field
OF ice, dotted in all directions with
large and small icebergs. Captain
Magin said IL was easw to imagine
that the ship was in the midst OF a
polar country covered with nothing
but ice and snow rather than on the
Atlantic ocean.
The President Lincoln and two
other steamers she sighted, were
Obliged to shift their courses due
south in order TO clear the ice field,
which was not accomplished until
after four hours steaming. The CEN
ter of the field, Captain Magin said.
was in latitude 41.55 north and longi-
tude 5O.14 west. which Is very close
10 the point where the Titanic struck
an iceberg two days later. The
THAMES graveyard is in latitude
4l.l6 north and longitude SOFA west.
The steamer St Laurent from Bor-
deaux, reported the same ice field,
while Captain Wood. of the steam
ship Etonian. which arrived tonight
from Antwerp. reported that on April
y he encountered a field ice 1Os miles
in length.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
CONGRESS MAY
ORDER INQUIRY
40 TO CAUSE OF SINKING OF
CLEANER TITANIC
siiis 70 Prevent q Repetition % an.
Disaster Being Framed In
the House.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. opril Is
Stirred BY the horror Of the Titanic
disaster. all ofieiaI Washington TO
day was preparing for steps to mini
mize the possibilities of another such
tragedy.
Congress began framing legislation
10 govern life-saving appliances and
wireless. and President Taft. doubly
touched by the probable loss Of his
friend and military aide. Major Arch
ibald w. Butt. held conferences with
cabinet Officers to consider govern.
ment control over the operation OF
wireless.
In the house. what may result in
federal investigation into the causes
OF the wreck and the enactment OF
protective measures. was begun with
resolutions offered by Representatives
Mott and Hardwick. The Mott reso-
luton provides for a searching in
quiry by the merchant marine com
mittee. The Hardwick resolution
would touch upon regulation for life
saving apparatus. Under the Mott
resolution, the merchant marine com.
mittee would sit as court and COM
pei the attendance OF witnesses.
Chairman Alexander, of the commit
tee. declared that the disaster would
stop the building of such enormous
vessels. He favoss limitation by law
upon the sizes OF vessels which visit
American ports. The committee also
expects TO report a bill to regulate
wireless.
The house adopted a resolution OF
coincidence for the relatives OF those
who lost their lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Inal Package Mild FREE

We are Efvirr. absolutely fr~- . t-aai
800. ~ Naoes Gol1<n S-rxIns -
esery nerNuuA uurr. d~bllltAfed rnan 81
enan 10 Va --n1 rams % Cen
Aertc-ne CO, "a Loufa No Tnis fr-s
Irr-etm~.t IN rrors % yea that Wade's
Colo~n Servi.s - vfth1uf an ezuai 10
u c1re q Nervoas n~bnfy. S~lras-
nen.l ln-omna- Wesk Heart Nervous
heacache. Ne-vous IadiEestion. weak
hsrk art KidneyG and an u~ak-
ened concittons 90 the system Wh@-s
restorative ana up-buiidinE tonic - ~
auired Contains NJ alcohol or Nar-osi-
Wade's Golden Serriae T. the very him
go typ % medical praduct. and con.sir-
rore genuine restorative and vitalizing
p0wer than any other medicine ever COM
pounded N-srly an druxxfsss nov seIl
u All weak and run DOWN conditions
oroaknt on ~ excesres dissipation.
No,ry. overrork. etc. there II positively
nothfnE like II 90 promote and restore
strength. viror. and vitality. Try ~ to-
day: Wace's Golden Nervtae r. sold by
r IL hau. Wheeling; Dsnkworth's Phar-
macy BellAire: Roberts and Frederick,
bridgeport: r. X. Hoee. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
RELIEF WORK
TO % TASEs 10 ~ GOTHAM
WOMEN.
Pisn g Care Ser ssrsisors 81 the
crestrst Trassoy - tire Seas,

NEW YORK. April Is-A commit
tee Of thirteen prominent women OF
this city beaded By Mrs Nelson
Henry. wife OF the surveyor OF the
port OF New York. vas formed TO-
night for the purpose OF caring for
the surviving steeraEe passengers OF
the Titanic on the arrival OF the Car
pathia in port. The committee son
sists OF Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. sr..
Mrs. Henry =. Dimock. Mrs. Herbert
l.. Satteriee. Mrs. James Sherman AID
rich. Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mrs. VIII
liza mChurch Osborn. Mrs. Edward
Ringvood Hewitt. Mrs. ]. Van vechten
Olcott. Mrs. Henry Whitney Munroe.
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge and Miss
Virginia Potter.
I'VE do not know how many steer.
age passengers may have been saved"
said Mrs. Henry tonight, but we
feel that something should be done for
their creature comfort on their ar
rival. as there probably will be few
or their friends on this side OF the
ocean to give them adequate care.
We wish TO give them what financial
aid may be necessary, to alleviate
their suffering as far as possible. and
assist the immigration authorities"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
Eew onIe.rr Saved.

CAPE RACE. y. F.. April 16-A
wireless message tonight from Cap.
tain lladdock. OF the steamship Olym-
pic. reiayed By the Celtis. reads as
follows:
Please allay rumor that the Viz
ginlan has any % the THAMES pas
senRers Neither has the Tunisan 7
believe that the only survivors are on
The Carp1fhia. The second. third
fourth and ffth officers and the sec.
ond MarCoui operator are the only
ohiCcia reported saved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

q. r Collins. % Philadelphia. con.
iracf.nE engireer In charge q fhe new
sewer system nov being installed in
this CITY arrived in thh city last even
ma md uiil hold q conference with The
frl. tees ~ the First ~ p church This
morning The church prouerfy if o.
feared ~ thc trustees 10 endarreref
hs tle deep GIllb Eoins ATOMS in front
~ the church on seventh street and
ne engineer uIl make en- Inspection
~ fhia morning A. uaa STATED
Exclusively. yesterday morning the
church Iruaf--- con rupIafe serlr.
rr nn 'r.unrfiuu rrnuif re rrrI
rnf~a feporf prove urfaruruhIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
REVENUE CUTTERS
Rushed BY Government 20 the Aid o.
The Reacue Sfnarer CarnathLa

Nubned ~ 1oVernne1t 20 the Aid ~
the Rescue Steamer. Carpathia.
MASlilNGTON. April 10 The navy
department has picked up the scout
cruiser Salem by wireless a. her
present position some dIstance out
side 20 Hampton Roads and has given
her orders to turn northward - ret
in touch with the CarpafhIa and fo
report f0 the wireless station 90 Hra.
'nn aH F01n aa possible
Dr. Del estimated That sha ufU 10
lr touch with fff Boston ulrrfrar
station before midnight
The scout cruiser Chester nrr+rsr
'aFf vessel md sister chip fo fr
-s'rw HaH caught Ir wireless nr fra
southern frH FrrHrda ahurf f4rsr
.rs ~ -fr frrsaufatr rarrs ahrrI
." or'oek rr.a afternoon arf ..
900 ~ a fa.f bur me srfr aa. r-
Bop rar rrrffunrf af "a -. krrf s.r
H co. frH a.fr rr. afrar..
' mIEEf have rraH rf H. caster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
MOUNDSVILLE
Franchise Of Bell Company Refused.

Franchise OF Bell Company Refused.
The April term OF the county court
opened yesterday morning. The frat
matter OF public interest was that OF
the franchise OF the Bell Telephone
company. Martin Brown. appearing
for those opposing the franchise, stat
ed that II there was incorporated in
the franchise, a provision that the
telephone poles and lines should not
be run IN front Of property, where
shade trees had TO be trimmed with
out the consent OF the owner. further
objections to the franchise would be
Withdrawn.
Attorney Caldwell stated that such
provisions were incorporated in the
franchise and az the request Of Presi-
dent p. b. McMechen. the franchise
was read. Following the reading OF
the franchise the president stated
that the court wanted incorporated
in the franchise a maximum rate to
be charged, assurance OF uniform
rates and efficient service together
with six phones for use in the court
house. Attorneys for the Bell com
pany stated that II a maximum rate
was insisted upon the company could
not accept the franchise
After some lengthy discussion the
question OF Public Service Commits.
sionsion for the statee came up au/
that the company agree not to In
crease the rates now charged until
such time as a commission was Great.
ed. Attorney {. G Newman spoke
and stated In brief that the people
Of Marshall county want service In
this county and not In Belmont OF
any other county. The Bell company
refused 20 accede TO the demand OF
the court for a maximum rate clause
IN Tho Franchise The franchise was
rejected. no one voting On favor Of 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
BRYAN

STEU BENVILLE. o.. April 1--WE.
liam Jennings Bryan tonight concluded
at this place his tour OF Ohio IN oppo.
sluon to the candidacy Of Governor
Harmon for the Democratic nomination
Ior the Presidency During the day ha
spoke at eleven stops. He l. TO s1esl:
May s and in the western part OF the
Mr.. Bryan appealed to his hearers 70
put ASIDE any feeling that they should
support Harmon because he Is an Ohio
man. Ills speeches were assaults upon
the governors Democracy, and charged
that the governor did not dare run M
der his true colors and upon his merits
as a reactionary."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
SHOCK
Of the ocean Disaster May XIII wife of
congTesaman Hughes, whose paugh-
ter was on Titanic.

special DIfuat,u 20 the Intelligence.
WASHiNGTON. %. G.. April iG--
When Mr. James s. HuRree. wife 81
the west virginia Congressman. whose
daughter was uu the Inflated TFt4r.r.
was informed % the tragedy she coll
lepsed. and is in very critical rordi
Ton Mrs. Hughes was confined O. her
nome a. WestmOreiand. and The shock
may XIII her DonEress Hughes ir-
tended going 20 Naw YORK 20 once but
o. now az TIE bedside - hir wife
Reports received br the rre-H ass9.Ia-
t"nE arc foo rIe effect f.HI sire Inca
smith. The daug ter was rescued. IHf
tIat Ter husband vas among those VINO
vent dnnu. This report .as been verb
Yea ~ all the press a.aur.Ht .uuH fIst
lafe been receiving wireless masaaE.a
from che CarrafrIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
MoundsvllIe Rrlefn

The revivals at the Baptist church
- q progressing with much interest
and will continue throughout this
week
Mrs. Margaret weIsch and daueh.
ters. OF Jefferson avenue. left vester.
day for Fairmont where they viii at
tend the wedding OF Mrs. welseh's
brother
J n. Helms IL confined 10 his home
on Ash avenue with a severe attack
Of stomach trouble
Progress lodge. No. 27I. I q or
held a meeting last evening In their
lodge rooms IN the Alexander build
inE on Jefferson avenue
Mrs Guyctte and children vii leave
today Tor their home ~ Canal Dover
-. AFTER spending the parf week with
friends and relatives IN this city
Nra Nancy Ram strr. Of Ninth
street uho ZEN and broke her hip "a
ieu daTa aEo. .s seriously ui She De-
la1' ninety tro ycarz a. axe
Mrs. peich. Of Malningion. 70 visit
inE Mr. H Hlnaett On jefferson
arerle f1r feu dara
Mrs. J r FIsher uho uaa ore-s'sf
on ai the Glendale hospital about
rcft aro uin b. brnuEhf % her
home on E-Ehfh street today
NeUe uuuer uta unf.-uerf sr
operation af fhe Glendale hospital rr
Sunday ererIrr H IMPROVING nicely
Hin- Fhl'r 90 CievaIarf g.
f.sfrE 'r.rrls ard relatives 10 thIs
r'rr o. few dave
Ir- Hrrr.rffa ut1 taa terr con
'-rf tr Die hrrr nr TENN street fa-
fhe rarf rrrfh uIfh I.ress o. sIreiy
-rrrr
aHhrr sam fsff yesterday nom.
nE fHr Warren o.. ur srrrrrf % ffs
rFHs rf relative
Nnr rr 90 reH Irr-nrrrrrta fn
10 .rfrfnf ire plant is rrurrrss.rr
f.rr rapidly a~f 900 srrr D. ready
20 fHr -arufarfrr nr 90 f-e uf.h fhe
rrH mach rr
TIE W C r. r urf uarf tsnar.
rHu affrrroor af o'rIrrt % fho
bore of Nrs Charles Yrao. an Tom.
.rtrr nrrrle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
DIRECT SELECTION

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 16.-The
constitutional convention today adopt.
I'd proposal providing for the direct
nomination 81 United States Senators
by the voters. The proposal. which
VAS in the form Of an amendment IN
troduced today does not make n man
datory for the legislature 20 elect the
popular choice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
BRIDE AND GROOM PARTED
IN RATAI, nIgAETER

NEW YORK. April is-Mr and Mrs
O. W Marvin Of the FIRST class cabin
list. are the young bride and groom who
i've weeks ago were married In this
city with moving picture machine tax
Ing record Of the wedding ceremony.
Mr. Marvfn's father. Henry y Marvin,
Is the president Of biograph company
Tho bride ana groom were both Is years
Old and Immediately after tho ceremony
took liner for Europe Mrs Marvin
j. among those reported saved. but Mr.
Maryin's name has not yet appeared on
the list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
TITANIC WAS
6ucklED TO PIECES

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April
general OF the Federal steam
boat inspection service, said
to-day that he believed the tt
tanic plunged into the iceberg
with such momentum that the
impact buckled her to pieces.
The vessel, in all probability,
he added. ran over a sub
merged end of the berg. which
ripped open her bottom: that
her safety compartments then
quickly filed and the vessel
twisted steel wedged in a
mountain OF ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
WAR OR WIN
SAYS ROOSEVELT

CREsTON. Iowa. April is.-"I think
We ere going 20 win the fiEht this year"
said Colonel Roosevelt to-day. but II
We don't We are in Tor three wears OF
the war"
The colonel made this declaration in
one or dozen speeches which ne deliy-
cred to-day. lie spent the day going
through Illinois and Iowa. On route 10
Nebraska. In which state he ~ 20 begin
two days campaign tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
BOATS FOUND NO
MoRE or TITANIC PEOPLE

AlHs lsA' o.. y o.. Aurl ia " ire
less fncssage tonight from Captain Had
dock. o. the steamship Olympic. reinyed
by tho Celtic. reads a. follows.
Please allay rumor that the Virgin
ian has any ~ the TitanfC's passengers
Neither has tho Tunisian. believe
That the only survivors are on the car
psthin The second. third. fourth and
ffth officers ana tho second Mnrconi
operator are the only officers reported
saved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
DROPS DEAD WHEN TOLD
OF IITANIC,S SINkING

BOlSSEVAN. Man. April
10. =. Alexander. a former
member Of the Provincial par
lament. dropped dead to-day
when told OF the Titanic dis.
aster. lie vas troubled with
heart disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
To Conduct ser.ln..

On Sunday morning at the prison
chapel. Sailor Monroe. ex-middIe-
weight champion prize fighter OF the
United States navy. and Attorney w.
=. Robinson. Of Wheeling. both con-
verts OF the Billy" Sunday campaign
VIII address the convicts during the
regular morning service. The ar
rangements were completed by DR.. n
NJ. Spur yesterday. and the services
promise to be very Interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
Hewark woman on Ship.

NEWARK. o.. April 16.-Mrs. J. G.
Hoghhoom, whose name appears among
the Titanic survivors. Is a resident OF
this city. Her mother. Mrs. Carl Wet
gand. said Mrs. HoEabOom sailed with
a cousin. Mrs Gretchen Longley, who
was rescued. and Miss X. Andrew. an
aunt. whose name Is not found among
the survivors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
TITANIC DISASTER RECALLS
FATE THE LOST NARoNIc

NEW YORK April 16-n the roll OF marine
tragedies that which
wherein disaster on he maiden
The nearest approach TO such the
OF Naronic which
same line she went 20 the OF missing
Carrying about 300 all steamed out of mis-
port on her nearly since then
there has never been word to how she fate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

The situation at the Mound Coal
company mine on First street. where
the strike has been in progress for
me past week. was very quiet yester-
cay. Sheriff J. F. Alley served quite
Few Injunction notices yesterday
Dut experienced no trouble in doing
so. The miners committee which
was TO have gone to Bridgeport. O..
yesterday. 10 hold a conference with
PRESIDENT L. G. Moore. did not 20 as
he president was called to Coshocton.
o., where a mass meeting was being
-eld yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

COLUMBUS. o.. April 1G.-Three
Columbus people. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard L. Beckwith and Mrs. Beckwith's
daughter. Miss Helen Newsome. were
passengers on the Titanic Mr.. and
Mrs. Beckwith and Miss Newsome,
who are rated as being very wealthy
and prominent in society in this city,
are reported as being rescued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17
YOUNGEST HEIRESS
RESCUED FROM SEA
HER HOME is IN ST. LOUIS AND
SHE is BUT FIFTEEN.
Gossip Concerning Other People on
the lll-Fated Steamer That
Sank Monday.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April lG.-Miss
Georgette Madill. reported among
the saved in the Titanic disaster. is
one OF the city's youngest heiresses.
She is Is years old. BY order OF
court year gao. she was awarded
an annual pin money" allowance OF
$500 TO pay for her clothing and
education until she became OF age.
Miss Madill is the principal heir of
Judge George A. Madill. who is a
prominent banker of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

LONDON. April 16-The home rule
biIl parsed its FIRST reading in the
house Of commons tonight Bya vote
Of 800 fo eGG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-17

iAWroN. wich April fG Fourth
district frierafsr to no Republican
rational convention John r Owens.
Benton Uarbor. arf Edward r Reid.
AIIeEan. Instructed Tor Roosevelt
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VIII conduct special service. This
organization has been making a tour
OF the nearby towns and have been
meeting with much success.
Strike Situation.
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