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ORDER ENTERED IN
HANDLAN CASE
CHARGES DIMINISHED AND REs1orA-
TON ACCEPTED.
Petition in bankruptcy Piled By Jerry
Lucy-othsr Matters in Federal
Court.


Judge Dayton in the Federal Court
yesterday entered an order Diminishing
the charges against w. &. Handlan. and
accepting hrs resignation as receiver and
maeagsr OF the National Telephone com
psny, the particulars OF which have been
stated in these columns.
Receivors' Certificates.
report was filed by the receivers
concerning West Virginia Western Tele-
phone company. and an order was
entered auth orizng the company To issue
receivers certificates for the benefit OF
the company In the sum OF $4,000 for
the purpose OF taking up and paying off
outstanding receivers certificates for the
company TO the amount OF Si2.347.6s.
and also TO provide for needed extern
sions OF the company's lines
Bankruptcy Case.
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed by Jerry Lucy. OF Benwood.
An order was entered adiudicating him
a bankrupt and referring the case TO
Referee Henry A. Nolte
Telephone Order Entered.
Judge Dayton yesterday entered an
order in the case Of A. J. Howard and
others against the National Telephone
corporation. petitiOning the parkers-
burg National Bank Tor an order direct
ing the receivers TO exchange interim
bonds amounting 10 Sf.i0O. held by said
bank for first mortgage and per cent
collateral bonds Of the National Tele-
phone corporation. An order was en-
tered recitinr the fact that the receivers
reported all such gold ami mortRa &c
bonds having been exhausted. 30 was
decreed that said interim bonds should
be considered ~ equal dignity as lien.
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BRIDGEPORT

Musical Treat VIII Be offered at Con.
cert to BE Given In M. e. Church
This Evening.
This evening. in the Kirkwood NJ.
=. church. the choir OF the Vance
Memorial church Of Wheeling. assist
ed oy several others. will give a con-
cert which will be one Of the musical
treats OF the season. Several hundred
tickets have been sold, and 1t is ex.
pected that the seating capacity OF
the church will be taxed. Those who
VIII take part are Miss Virginia Hall,
soprano; Miss Nell Thompson. con-
tralto; Phil Mcclure. tenor; Robert
Williams, basso; Miss Blanche Nc
Clelland, organist; Stephen Fuzi. vio-
hnist, and Misses Leona Adams and
Lou Ouderkirk
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W. VA. COAL MEN
WIN BIG VICTORY
IN DECISION OF INTERSTATE
COMMERCE COMMISSION.
UphoIds W. Va. Rate to seaboard,
But Refuses to Grant Pennsyl-
Vania Mines Similar Rate.
BY L. II. ARNOLD.
washington, d. C., May rs.

1nIell1RenCeE bureau,
Warrington, d. c., May IS.
The contest between the bitumin-
Gus coal operators OF Pennsylvania
who ship their export coal to South
Amboy. New Jersey and the West
Virginia coal operators. who ship
their product to Baltimore. was DE-
cided in favor OF the latter by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
today.
The parties in the suit we're the
Association OF Bituminous operators
OF Pennsylvania as plaintiff and the
Scnnsylvania Railway as defendant.
The plaintiffs contended that they
should have a rate to South Amboy
similar 10 the West Virginia seaboard
scale and as 4 consequent the decis-
ION is 4 material victory 20 West
Virginia operators.
The rate on bituminous coal from
the Clearfield district Of Pennsylvan-
in to South Amboy. New Jersey, a
distance OF 345 miles. Is Sl.55 per
ton. The rates OF Fairmont and
Georges Greek coal 70 tidewater at
baltimore are S143 and Sis re-
spectively. Despite the fact that the
haul from the latter two fields TO
Baltimore Is much shorter than the
haul from the Clearfield district to
South Amboy. the Pennsylvania OPP
orator. contended that unless their
rate was reduced approximately 10
cents per ton that Il was unduly dis
crimnatory 10 their market and an
exhibition o. favortism BY the Com
mission 10 the West Virginia op-
orators.
Fortunately the Commission did
not consider their plea Reasonable
and decrsed that the coal rates from
booth the Clearfield and. West Vir.
Pinia hel's 10 seaboard shall remain
a. their present status The Clear.
field coal also At New York Harbor
points. with the coal from the Pied
mont CUmb rland region Of eastern
West Virginia and Western Mary.
land and the Austen NewburR.
Mcyerstale and Somerset regions
output which is carried over the
Baltimore and Ohio principally
Those Goals. r. appears determine
tho price o. Goals in the markets trl
tutary 10 South Amboy. and he con
teniion Of the defendant IN the pro.
ccedings Was that a reduction in the
rate from ClearfelG would AFFORD ma
IelleI TT ine same was followed by
corresponding reductions IN the rates
Of the Western Maryland AMI Balff
more and Ohio from tn West Viz
Rinia field 10 New York harbor
These reductions n allowed. In tho
opinion OF Commissio'sr Lane. who
announced the decision OF the Com
cission. would simply precipitate a
rate war between the operators oil
West Virginia and the Baltimore and
Ohio - principles against the oper
atOrs Of the Clearheid district and
toe Pennsylvania Railway
TOdays decision undoubtabIy
avoids serious rate war between
she two roads.
Charles .. Stewart was TO-DAY
commissioned postmaster AZ North
Fork Martin " Bone and Per
Riley we're appointed Doatmastors Al
Fix. Tucker county and Rosa
Weizel county respectively
West FlrR.niaus in town toda,
were J. ~ Rihle and Stewart Walker
of MariinsburR. W w. Hewitt. of
ClarksburE. J = Ormond. Of Wheel
irg; and ". T. Bliss. of CIarksburr
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for Blossburg. Pa. TO visit her son,
DIT. VIII Hobbs-
Hundreds OF local people went to
the parade and performance OF the
circus yesterday.
evening and several matters OF Inn
portance were taken up and a report
made by Sanitary Officer Hilton
Mrs. Margaret Bundy. Of Colerain.
has been granted an absolute divorce
from her husband on the grounds OF
neglect Of duty.
A meeting will be held at the City
Gospel Mission this evening and Per.
sonal Workers will be in charge.
The leaks In the gas main have
been repaired and the holes filled
up.
Hal Stroup IL in Akron represent
ing the Belmont county bricklayers,
at the state convention.
Miss Martin. one of the efficient
nurses At the city hospital IL recover
ing from an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. Stephen Clark. OF Buffalo, ~.
T.. Is her to attend the funeral ser
vices OF her sister Miss Lennie Nc
Henry.
One Of the police was called on
Seventh street early yesterday
morning to find reported burglars,
but nobody was In the vicinity.
William Jacoby, a carpenter. at the
Laughlin tin mill had his arm broken
while at work Tuesday. and Mrs.
Wilson and Blackboard reduced the
fracture.
Miss Helen Smith. OF Sewickly,
Pa, Is visiting local friends.
Reserved seats for the Alumni en-
tertainment will go on sale at the
Beloy & Reed drug store this morn
ing.
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OIL AND GAS

The producing line OF the Blue
Greek field In Kanawha county has
again been advanced TO the northeast.
adding az least one and one-half miles
It's producing lines In that direction.
The new we'll Is owned by the United
Fuel Gas company, located on the r
and J. Edgell farm. north OF Elk river
on Sandy run. in Big Sandy district.
Knnawha county. The we'll was
drilled in last week and was thought
10 be a gasser. but deeper drilling de-
velopcd oil and n r. estimated TO be
good for rs or 90 barrels a day. II u
still drilling North Of the James r.
Brown farm. on Elk river. the w. 8
Edwards oil company has completed
a test on the NJ. V. Derrick farm and
has a gasser u is still drilling and
may get a pay deeper In the sand
North and west ~ the Bannester
heirs farm the Elkins' Development
company has drilled in It's first we'll
on the Coal a Coke railroad right N
way and II started 20 flow a. the rate
of 30 barrels an hour This we'll is a
mile east and In advance Of the pro
duction on the James r. Brown farm
and the United Fuel Gas company's
test on the p and J. EdgcH farm is
one and onehaf miles still farther
IN advance. On n northeast and south.
east line The Blue Greek field noe
shows 10 be ten miles long
Two and one-half miles due south
~ the main pool in FIX district. the
United Fuel Gas Company has com.
pleted a test on the Numa Block OH
/ Company lands. located on Turkey
run. and has a gasser on the west
side o. the pool proper. the Ohio Fuei
/ OIL Company has drilled In its nos
Z and ? on tho O. W White farm. The
nrst started al 10 barrels and the last
nt 80 barrels en- hour Both are In.
side of defined limits
The Important features % the days
] developments are the two wells on
the railroad right Of way end the
Edgell farm TO the northeast m the
last named test proves no better than
lbbarrel pumper 70 vii b. the In.
oentive Tor starting new work IN that
locality and opens up a large scope
o. Intervening territory that uiii take
months N develop. Those Who have
holdings on the northeast and south.
vest VIII have ample room for active
operations aii through the summer
months
The Gauges
The FHursa ~ The uaffa ur~fuaf-,
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SIS. pEa aH1gH Tonic

eomethne than ordinary
Is
and this explains by
be found
sns 1od thus supplying se.n means for restoring
composed make spendidy fitted
al harmful nnea and
g.
portion OF the BODY THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
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miss McHenrY Dies.

At the home Of her sister. Mrs. John
Terrill. on Elm street. occurred the
death Of Miss Lennie McHenry at an
early hour yesterday morning. The
deceased had suffered with cancer for
the past two years. and the death was
not unexpected. Miss McHenry was
in her 45th year. and was a resident
OF this city all her life. Two brothers
and three sisters. as follows. survive:
Dean and Hal. OF this city; Mrs. John
Terrill. OF this city; Mrs. Robert Hall
OF Golfers. W. Va. and Mrs. Stephen
Clark. OF Buffalo. y. Y. The funeral
services will he held from the TerriI'
home this afternoon at o'clock. and
interment will be made in Riverview
cemetery.
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Platform Breaks.

A lar auto truck belonging to
the Stewart & Ward Company.
broke the boards and went down
into the hole underneath the city
scales on Walnut street yesterday
afternoon when the chauffeur was
driving over It. II was necessary to
procure jacks TO raise the heavy ma
chine. and the men worked for nearly
two hours with it
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for nine months- Every one who saw him sAid
that be had the worst looking face they had
ever zen on a baby. one doctor said that The
haby's face. neck and head itched and burned
40 terribly that II the baby could talk. he
would with himself dead.
We used different ohtments advertised
% cure eczema. but vs.b no relief. Then
I wrote Tor samples Of Cuficura soap and
0intment and my sister after trying, seeing
that they eesed him, bought the Cuticura
hemeoles The eny RELIEF ne would get would
be when his mother would wash him With
Cuticura Soap aud then apply the Cuticura
Ointment He stopped scratching, and when
she had used three cakes Of Cuticura Soap
and four boxes Of CsIticura Otntmsnt. his
faoe was healed; He Il nov . year old and
has a. pretty skin a. any baby ever had.
There y not . scar on his lace anywhere and
he has . nne head Of hair. cutieura soap and
ointment completely cured him. lsigned)
Miss Lille Valentine. Nov IL. 1911.
Cutieura Soap and Ointment are sold
eyerywhere- sample Of each mailed free,
with APP. book. Address. "Cuticura, -
Dept. 7. Boston. Tenderfaced men should
shave With Cusicura Soap shaving Stick
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Suarez and Madero's cabinet resign.
but General orozco replied that the
resignation OF Madero himself was es-
sential. He expressed no fear OF for
eign intervention. asserting that for
eigners had been and would be given
all guarantees OF protection, but in the
remote case" Of Interference by for.
eign powers. he and his forces would
join the government in repelling the
interfering power.
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Circus ReIoads

The Ringing circus. which showed
on the Island yesterday did all of their
unloading and reloading in the Kirk.
wood yards and in the morning a large
crowd watched the operations. The
reioading began yesterday afternoon
and continued utinl after midnight.
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PEACE TERMS
Proposed for Mexico Would Put oror.
CO az the Hssd o. the Pc
public.

JIMiNEz. MEXICO. May f5.-whsn
peaos IL restored in MEXICO. General
Pascual OT0zco vii be the military
head % the government pending the
election % n president This is me
vital portion % tho reply made By
Orozco 70 the peace committee sent
here from Mexico City BY the Social
Defense League.
The committee proposed a. a basis
-Hid iuspissId sJIA lgW sosod -
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Bridgeport arrivals: G. w.
Burns and A. ID. Hoilingworth, Of
Belmont; L. b. Kalbright. Canton;
]. w. Glass, Philadelphia, and A.
McNaughton, Toledo. Hotel Sells,
arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Davis.
Bannock; Harry Harden, Bannock;
r. NJ. Tarrier, GAINESVILLE.
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BIG BOND ISSUE 10
SOLD TO BALTIMORE FIRM

Srerlal uisrafrH 90 the Infeffirenrsr
FAlRMONT. ". Va. May 1.-THE
Board o. Education today sold a school
bond Issue Of $4,000 10 Townsend
Scott q Co. Of Baltimore. Tor 5000
premium.
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Tomorrow evening A. the HiFh
school auditorium the entertainment
OF the Alumni association will be
given. the proceeds ~ which will be
used for the High school gymnasium
or library. Miss Ella Dcvault. the d.
rector Of the play. has been working
hard for rs success which r. certain
The program o. as follows:
PART Z
scene From rautn. The ilaymnkera.'
Time Morning. noon
Mary tthe farmers dauehterl ........
Anna one farmers fsushtsr, ..'.'
william One farmers SOM ..... Maxwsil
John m hold handl .......... John Sicily
Dairy naid..........N Mrs Gray shrevs
Helpers Mrs. Gary shreve MiFF May
Frv. Mr Paul wells
'n'rn' Of reapss.r,'r r.. =. rn2yerF Epread'rF
sket-h-"The House Across The way
.......... Mra Ethel Uarrah Linton
chorus. male voicss-"rhs Boys ~ the
Ola iEafe
PART TIT
Aunt terusha's Quitting Tarfy
,. Srcns-A farmhouse kiichsn. Co., go,
ratisn~. r,sbody toid maid, ,.......
Ms beacon simpk.rs .....,..'....
...... .......... Miss Pauline Thomas
Rachel Grey ...... Mics Marv Williams
Mrs Aaron Pride Wra Wilbur Davis
Phoebe Miranda Pride ...............
......... ...... Nisa Beatrice Gordon
johanna Hires fwl1owI ..............
....... ......... Mrs Uert Vrrnum
Hepgihan sr0ouor fdeaf ............
HsnnsH PIKE ,oid msiai -.
...... ....... .......... Mrs ChaF Otto
Charity cooper f0fd maxi. ..........
..... -............ Mrs. Fred uiror
urucila Thompkna ue-tursrl 1900.
..s...... ...... Mics Ada Barber
Mrs Simeon stubs gossip ........-..
...- ........ ........ Miss Nsiiis Earr
Preacher Lovafoy ....................
.... ......... Mr. Herbert Carmichael
John bow ..........M Ne Arthur nirEaon
squire Pride ...........M Thornr Kerr
Deacon HlmpElnH NJ. James swesusy
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MARTINS FERRY
Pearl Pylss Arrested a. Brewster.
Charged win Breaking Into Cars
ard Taking Goods.

Pearl Pyiea. a local man. vas ar.
rested a. Brewster yesterday and
brought 70 the city building on a
charge ~ having broken Into several
cars in the Terminal yards north of
ibis city, several weeks ago. and st-aL
me soHe N the contehts pyies has
been absent from this city for some
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Use of above form of answer is suggested but required
Address and mail your JingIes to
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We will buy so Post Toasties Jingles. accept
able for use in Jingle Book, received during NAV,
1872 at 5000 each.
Only the Iingles We pay for will be used
There will be 80 jingles purchased. and the
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The Jingles will be judged honestly upon
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good sportsman don't try, Tor We have no time 20
pet up" those whose lingles are not accepted.
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Seniors Beoin.

The Senior class OF the high school
began work on their final examina-
lions yesterday and will complete
their work tomorrow. The lower
classes and the grades will have their
exams next week which will close the
school year.
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Fine System.

Hundreds who watched the oper-
atoms OF the circus gang in unload
ing their goods here yesterday morn
ing were impressed with the system
IL use. There was no confusion and
everybody did his part Of the work.
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inflammation spread sn ever
his fore and neck- HIS facs
and head were fairy raw.
n lie would s,i,i - 70 Sep, s :, ,h ssa
face. His suffering was %
terrible that his mother
|, never slept In bed for four
months. ~ she had 10 lie on
. couch alongside his crsdie
and rock him Al night. Hn
mead was 50 bad that \
always had 90 be wupped IN
q SILK handkerchlcf. He
scratched hts face until 10
bled. Every night his little
body had 10 be pinned In
. blanket 30 ~ TO keep him
frOrn scrafrhfng lie hnd n
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DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
IN HARRISON TO-DAY

Special Dispatch TO the Intsllisencer.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va, May Is
Magisterial district conventions will
be held tomorrow afternoon by the
Democrats in the county for the pur-
pose Of selecting delegates to the
Thirteenth circuit judicial convent
ion here May %. the First district
national delegate convention June
at Wheeling and 10 the state delegate
convention June 8 at Parkersburg.
Four delegates and four alternates to
each OF these conventions will be
elected in all the magisterial districts
except Coal and Clark, which will
have six each.
II is nftan nn..ihla % ,on A.-A
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terday in order TO give the children a
chance to sec the circus. Very few
would have attended, at any rate. and
those who would could not have ap-
piled themselves. Hence the action In
their favor.
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steMart EuneraI.

The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
Rebecca Stewart were held yesterday
afternoon from the home on South
Fifth street. and a large number OF
friends and relatives we're present
Rev. Mr. Nesbit ofHciated. and inter
ment was made in Riverview GENE
terry
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ES.eoverner Yates-

On Saturday evening Ex-Governor
Yates, OF Illinois. will be here and will
make a speech in favor OF Presiden,
Taft. Meister's band will furnish the
music. and the address will be made
from the Elks' balcony.
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Il win pay you 70 see
those classy" new Pat
terms at Fallen G. Carsons
before purchasing your
Summer Suit.
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II would surprise you TO know OF
the great good that is being done by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Darius Dow
ney, OF Newberg Junction, n. b.,
writes. MY wife has been using
Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them
very effectual and doing he'd lots OF
good" II you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them a
trial. For sale by all dealerA.
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Boy Injured

While watching the circus wagons
Yesterday, William James. a small boy
living in Kirkwood. sustained slight
injuries when he came in contact with
an automobile which was passing. The
machine was going at a low rate OF
speed and witnesses state that the boy
did not see IL. DR.. Heinlein rendered
medical atfautfop
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Joint Conference.

The .Uint conference Of the miners
OF the local sub-district and the op-
orators opens this morning in Wheel
ing and may continue for several
days. The details OF the scale will
be fixed up.
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Game Friday.

The local high school team will play
their game scheduled with the Wheel.
ing high team on the Hoyle field to.
morrow afternoon. and the game is
looked to as the most Interesting OF
the season.
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Married Va. slnnle

The married and single men OF the
Kirkwood NJ. f. church will battle on
the diamond at Maccabee Park this
afternoon, and large crowd will be
out TO root for their favorites.
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The divorce case OF Carrie Mozart
ney against her hysband. DIR. J. T. Nc
CARNEY. OF Barnesville. will start in
Common Pleas Court on Saturday.
The case has some sensational compli-
cations and will take up several days
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A reception IN honor % the new
members ~ tho United Presbyterian
church viii te held M the church
this evening
Nothing wili be- done with the pro.
posed hasehass team 10 represent
thiF city FOR several weeks
Mrs W. o. Hobbs left yesterday
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time. He will have a hearing before
the mayor this evening.
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Clairsville yesterday to attend the
circus.
James Mcconnell, OF Barnesville
was here yesterday on business.
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BABY TTCHED AND
BURNED TERRIBLY
Face and Head Fairly Raw. Pinned
In Blanket to Keep from Scratch
ing. Mother Had to Rock Him All
Night. "Cuticura" Cured Him.

nj Bake, s.. P.tehoxue. y. y" shorty
sslsT my VILE si.ls nsShss w.s eo5 r. ey
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Children See Circus.
The local schools were closed yes
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II is often possible to tell a hard
drinker by his mug.
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The gsuges NJ The wells producing
70 or more barrels . day sret OHIO
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