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SECURE the agency for the Golden
Rod cuu cleaner II you want to
make all kinds Of real money this tf
fall; special inducements to reaI i've
Manufacturing Co.. Chicago. ~:
ders Tor cut rate groceries. Outfit
free. Sugar. i cents. Everything cut
rates. Experience unnecessary. stand
ard Mercantile Company, East Nintn
Street. Cleveland. Ohio.
MONEY BY MA1L-srARr A MAIL
order business. or manage an agency
half the profits. Write for particu-
lars. Hazen A. Horton. Desk S96.
Tekonsha, Mich.
AGENTS WANTED for Swaine Case
line Lighting System. axe plumb
ing & Heating Co. State Agents.
Grand Forks. N. d.
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AMBITIOUS statesmen OF NEAT APP
territory: elegant sideline; convenient
to carry; good commissions; prompt
REMITTANCE. Belmont Mfg. Co., Gin
cinnati. o.
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ALIENS HOTEL. DUNsE1TH. n. D.,
for rent or sale at once. Owner
obliged to go on homestead in order
to hold it down.. Only hotel in town:
So a day house; all furnished. Ad-
dress owner. B. g. Allen. Dunseith.
N D.
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FOR RENT-MISC.

FURs-FURs-we make and repair ali
the Furrier y South Fourth street.
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FOR sALE-The farm implement and
machine business of the late Ralph
II. Stull Of Cavalier. N. D.. The best
IN that line In Pembina county. APP
ply to d. J. Laxdal. attorney for the
estate. Cavalier. N. D.
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statesmen WANTED-FOR PERMA-
nent. we'll paying position, travelling
salesman. capable of selling high
attractive proposition to trade. Lib
eral advances. Long time contracts.
Box 495, Iowa City, Ia.
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FURNITURE

FOR SALE-Household furniture, chear
for cash II taken at once. 319 NORTH
Seventh.
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FOR SALE-THREE TOY POODLE
pups Call ut Burke's News Stand OF
phone 1910 Northwestern.
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KNIGHTS ARE
RECEIVED BY
THE GOVERNOR
clarksburg Selected as the Next Meet.
ing Place by the Grand Lodge
X. Of p. Yesterday.


The consideration OF reports OF Of.
fcers and general business OF the or
der took up Practically the entire time
OF the second days session OF the
grand lodge KNIGHTS Of Pythias. Late
this afternoon Clarksburg was select
cd "a the meeting place the third
week in August next year. and from
20 an informal reception was given
by Governor Glasscock and Mrs.
Glasscock. At the mansion. 10 about
40" officers and members of the grand
lodge and Pythiau Sisters.
w. ". Dunbar ~ Parkersburg who
will retire as grand chancellor com.
mander with this session. was today
presented with a silver set and also
a gold past commander emblem The
presentation speech was made by Su-
preme Vice Chancellor Briggs Young
OF Ohio. The election Of officers will b.
held tomorrow tho principal contest
being for grand outer guard with Con
gresham William g. Brown appar.
emily IN the lead today. while william
e. lrcmcr OF Wheeling is looked upon
as q winner as member OF the
pythian home board
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REVOLT is CHECKED
BY REAR ADMIRAL SOUTHERLANI

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-Rear Ad-
miral +. II. Switzerland. commander
in chief OF the Pacific feet. is now in
supreme command of the situation in
Nicaragua. He arrived there yester-
day aboard the California and re-
mained while that vessel proceeded
direct to Panama TO embark the ma
rines from the transport Prairie. Ad-
miral SOutherland has deployed the
forces along the railway line between
COrinto and Managua. He reported 10
the navy department that ne intends
to keep railway communication open
between the capital and the seaport
The general tone oi ms TWO telc
grams 10 the navy department re-
ceived late today and timed al Corinto
at 5 y. m. yesterday auu O'Clock this
morning respectively. is that the stu
alton Ia less alarming.
He said that the situation necessi-
tates force of marines at Leon and
other Intermediate places along the
railway line. They will aggregate
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CUBANS ARE
VERY BITTER
Attacks Of the AntLAmerican Organs
Toward the United States Makes
the Situation Grave.

HAVANA. August August 29.-The
continued violent and scurrilous at
tacks appearing in the anti-American
section OF the cuban press against
Hugh $. Gibson. the American charge
d'arfaires. both on account OF his at
titude in compelling the government
TO pay the claim OF Hugh Reilly for a
final settlement OF the Cieffuegos
water works contract. regarding
which matter no correct version has
yet been published here. and also on
account OF the incident OF the assault
on the American diplomat made by
the journalist. MaZa. are producing
such strong popular sentiment against
the United States that Is beginning TO
give rise TO grave apprehension
The newspapers represent taht Mr.
Gibson wan only insulted the Cuban
Republic by HIS refusal 10 accept the
government check for s55. 200 in pay
ment OF the Reilly claim. Al the
legation. however. IL Is pointed out
that the American representative
made if clear 10 the members OF the
Cuban cabinet that the doubt exist as
10 the validity 81 the check but that
cash was necessary 90 avoid cOmplica-
lions through n possible soppage OF
payment bv persons disputing the
validity Of the Reilly claim
The paper also assert that Mr. Glib
son publicly insulted the Cuban peo-
pie in the presence of the newspaper
man. MAJ. who they laud as a defend
or
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ATTORNEYS
OPPOSED TO
THE RECALL
BAR ASSOCIATION GOES
ON RECORD ON SUBJECr I
Learned Attorneys of the Country
Say That ROOsevelt's Scheme
Is Dangerous.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. %
"Onceyed leaders of the blind" was
the term used by Henry ID. Estazrook
of New York. before the American
BAR Association at its closing session
today TO describe those VINO seek Judi
cial reform through the recall OF
judges. The association. after going
on record as opposed both 70 the re-
call of judges and 20 judicial decis-
ions. declared tha other methods
must be employed TO prevent delays
in law suits. Various committees
were appointed 10 report on plans for
eXpediting court procedure.
Charles a. Boston, New York. as
serted that one means of lessening
criticism OF the bench would be to
provide for Judges written code OF
ethics. such as has been put into ef-
feet by various state bar associations
for lawyers.
The election of Frank r. Kellogg.
ST. Paul. Mimi. a president. brought
the convention TO a close. New di-
rectors elected were William II. Bur
CESS. Texas: William II. Staak. Penn
sylvania; John II. Voorhees,. South
Dakota, and :. $. Gregory, Illinois.
The American institute of Criminal
Law and Criminal Eulogy elected 10
the bar association. began its fourth
annual meeting here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
POLLANSBEE MAN
PAYS LONG DEBT
Conscience Money 20 the Sum Of IS
Cents Return After Being on
Books for Years.

Special Dispatch 60 the rnteiligencer
FOLLANSBEE. ". Va. August 20.
-FOnsCience money In the sum Os -
cents was received through the mail
This morning by a local merchant from
man giving his name as Henry Kcb-
bier who Is nov located az Cambridge
O. but who states that he is q former
resident Of FOllansbee IN his letter
he states that ne left town three years
ago owing the merchant a. cents for
tobacco which he bought the day hc
leii town and which he never intended
10 pay Tor lie couldn't forget tho
debt however and finally 20 ease his
mind. forwarded the money The mcr.
chant Was the most surprised man on
earth when hc opened the letter as he
has no recollection ~ anvone bv the
name of Kebblcr. To make the trans
action square all around however no
sat down and wrote ont a receipt for
Tho amount paid and forwarded IL 10
thc man at Cambridge. with a note
of thanks
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BEING FREE FROM BOSSISM?"

about 5000 blue Jackets and marines
under Commander Terhune
Rcopening by the American marines.
even in temporary way. of rail and
telegraphic communication between
Managua and the port of Ccrinton
was followed by the receipt OF num-
Der Of cablegrams in the s.are and
navy departments from that port of
trouble. mostly relating events that
have already been briefly touched
upon in the advices of the last week
or two. One described how Captain
TeThune OF the gunboat Annapolis per-
suadcd the insurgents TO keep out Of
Corinto by confronting them with two
Xpound cannon which he had
mounted at the end of bridge which
connects Corinto with the mainland.
Captain Terhune has also confirmed
the reports that he had TO use threats
TO clear the railroad for the 100 ma
rines that he sent back 10 Managua
last Monday.
SAN JUAN DEL CUR. Nicarag qua.
Aug. 2?.-The United States cruiser
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COFFIN AND CORPS
CAUGHT IN FLOOD
Loss of Over Hundred Thousand pol
lars Caused by Cioudburst
Near DAYTON. Ohio

DAYTON. o.. Aug. gg a drafrucf.
I've cloudburFt and Hood ausrt down
on Lebanon. n town ~ C.O0O inhabi.
fants. twenty-five miles south ~ here.
~ 10 O'Clock last night. submcrrinr
half ihs town. and causing dfmag. 90
Tho amount uf ffG0.nnn M Tho vest.
cr1 part ~ The cify fno food reached
the second story ~ mfrv nf fh.
houfes Many narrow cactprs from
drowning wrrc reported hv roocrcra.
who spent thc ni.hf In Transporting
tho Inhabitants fo places of enfctv
In fhc western part OF tho city.
whore Tho food did The greatest dan.
age. Tho svirlinr waters rushing
through Tho Enfield home. carried a
c1ekef in which fho corpse ~ Mrs Z
Fnfcd was awaiting burial ont into
N" street. whcrc r sank in ten frof
~ water ft viii boz necreaar, 10 Waif
until tho high wafer n1r rcccdod to.
for' The h0dy cn1 %. recovered
Telephone and TELEGRAPH c0musfni
cation arc cuf off n every direction
and Wf'" ueua has reached Tho out
eide world of the damage done.
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TAFT TALKS
OF VETOES
DEFENDS HIS VETO OF
THE RECENT MEASURES
President Who Would Fail to Use
His Power When Necessary
Is Coward.
President Had Busy Day at the
Columbus Celebration During
the Day.

COLUMBUS. o.. August 29.-Presi-
dent Taft came to Columbus today to
help the city celebrate the centenary OF
It's birth as the capital OF Ohio. For
nineteen hours the President was the
busy central figure of all the cere-
monies that his friends and the cele-
bration committee could devise. He
breakfasted with a Governor. a mayor
ana congressman; lunched with a
commissioner and dined with bar
association. He made speeches to the
farmers of his home state from a
stand on the state fair grounds and
10 the lawyers. He shook hands with
few thousand persons at the fair
grounds and in the ground of the
state capital and kissed n few babies
Before he went 10 the dinenr OF the
bar association tonight he talked Ohio
politics with Chairman Dougherty Of
the Ohio Republican executive com
mittee: his secretary. Carmi Thomp-
son. who is an Ohioan. General II. b.
Brown OF GAINESVILLE. Republican nomi-
nee for Governor. and other party
leaders. The setting was complete
even up To the case OF a demented
woman who tried TO see him at his
hotel. who was arrested by the police
and who declared that she was the
Presidents wife
He told the farmers at the state
fair ground why he exercised the veto
Continued on Tenth Pags.)
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THOUSANDS
ATFUNERAL
GENERAL BOOTH LAID
TO REST BESIDE WIFE
Fifty Thousand Persons were in
the Cemetery When Body Was
Lowered in Grave.
Miss Eva Booth. Head of the
United States Branch Of Army,
Collapsed at Coffin.

LONDON. Aug. 29.-The body OF
the founder of the Salvation Army.
General William Eooth. was buried
beside that of his wife to-day in the
old cemetery of Abney Park. In the
heart OF the east end of London,
where the great evangelist began the
work that spread over the entire
world. No such gathering OF the
populace on a funeral occasion has
been witnessed here except upon the
death OF Queen Victoria and King
Edward VII.
NSeveral thousand Salvationists
marched over the FIVE miles from
the army headquarters in Queen Vic
toria street TO the burial ground,
through muddy streets. after being
drenchcd by downpour OF rain.
Fifty Thousand Attended.
The multitude i'm and about the
cemetery numbered not less than fifty
thousand. The new commander,
Bramwell Booth. himself pronounced
long eulogy and read the commit
tai service when his fathers body was
lowered into the grave. AS Bramwell
Booth was approaching the grave,
Herbert Booth, dressed in civilian
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ARBITRATION OF PANAMA
CANAL is NOT NECESSARY

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug %
Although the State Department vii
authorize no statement 20 that eHec
Do is understood here that the admin.
istration Will decline ~ permit the
question ~ the right of The United
states 10 relieve fs own shipplnc
from tolls IN the Panama canal IN 90
20 arbitration This position Of tho
government " is said may not be de-.
veioped fully for sonno time.
mn
Nhlle the British protest yester.
aay clearly intimated purpose to
demand an arbitration decision IN the
event that a more careful study ~ The
fAnama canal toll act bore out the
impression conveyed by the fret read.
.nf ihat q is m violation of the IIav.
] auncefote treaty. u the usual course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
COM MISSION Is
INVESTIGATING
Alleged Appalling Conditions In the
Paint Greek Mining District.
Bishop Donahue a. Helm.

SPECIAL risrftch to to Intelligence
tHAiiLESTON. ". Va. Aug III. -
For the purpose Of hearing any paf
ios wanting to Do heard relative 10
GOAL mining conditions in tho Kama.
wha Held. tho commission appointed
hy Governor Glnsscock will begin itg
sessions af Pratt. W. va the hc,d.
quarters ~ Tho provisional regiment
of fhc National Guard on strike duty.
nert MONDAY Invitations have boon
extended fo operators and miners 100 %
the odci1is oft the United Mine Work.
crf. and fo an who moy desire to an.
pear before fhc commission Wshop
y j Douaruc has hcoG elected proei
dent ~ fho commissfon and Captain
k1el p Sherwood of Tho militia. soc
rotary. The commission Will spend
fhr roma ndcr ~ tho Nock Visiting tho
mincs ON Paint Crock and Cabin
GI.ch
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BECKER DID
NOT WIN ON
THE MARKET
HIS STORY OF FORTUNE
MAKING Is SHATTERED
Attorney Testifies That Lieutenant
Did Not Win on His Tips
Lefty Louie Sails.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-The defense
set up i'm behalf OF Police Lieutenant
Becker. alleged instigatcr OF the Ros-
enthal murder. and accused of gam
bling graft. that he accumulated his
fortune of nearly 100000 through
stock speculation. was pInctured to-
day when James r. Manch. the lawyer.
declared before the grand jury that
there was no truth in statements at
tributed TO him that he engineered the
police officers stock spcculations.
March had been quoted as saving
that he and Becker had a joint ac-
count and that as a result Of his tips
Becker had made thousands through
stock deals
District Attorney Whitman received
information today which leads him TO
believe that Lefty Louie" and "Gyp
the Blood" the missing thugs wanted
as the actual slayers of Rosenthal. are
being kept I'm hiding not far from
New York by police friends of Lieu
tenant Becker. The p. secutor heard
that IL was planned 10 produce them
at the proper time as Witnesses for
the Lieutenant. Lefty Louis" he was
told. is anxious 10 testify that Harry
Nallon was the man who fired the
shots that killed Rosenthal. and would
disclose the motive on Nallon's part
for wanting 10 kill the gambler.
Another report came TO the District
Attorney to-day that the missing men
saiied last Tuesday fDr Europe. hav.
ing been in hiding in the city ever
since the murder.
1hnmag Int.nA ayaWifnnGG
the murder. who testified before the
nand jury. has mysteriously disrp-
peared. and Mr. Whitman was tOid
that he had sailed for Europe.
Becker's trial viii begin. II present
plans are adhered TO. before any testi-
mony is taken in the John Doe pro-
ceedings before Justice Goff 10 expose
police corruption. After formally
opening the proceedings next Tues
day. Justice Con will adjourn them
until September II. when the special
grand jury will be impaneled. The
trial OF Becker will probably begin
the day previous before the usual
petit jury Of Il.
NEW YORK. August 29-Inves'i-
cation Of police blackmail. arising
out of tn. killing of the gambi' r.
iieTHdn hOSFutnal. Is 10 Dr tnoTOuSh
and persistent. In the John Doe pro-
Ccedings which are 10 be started next
week before supreme Court Justice
Con IL was reported today that for
mcr Assistant District Attorney
James ". Osborne is 30 play lead
ing part as "a cross-eXaminer Of wit
nesseS.
Mr.. Osborne conducted the invesii-
cation ~ the Ice Trust. al which Jus
tice con presided and the legal work
Of that proceeding withstood the ac.d
Continued on Tenth PaRe.)
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IN diplomatic exchange is followed
mere must be- many arguments and
counter arguments submitted on both
idee before The % ources % dirlo
macy would be exhausted. thus war.
raniin- a demand for arbitration.
TN British foundation for such a
demand rcs's upon fhe broad basis
VI two SPECIAL ircatirs between Amer.
ica 'nd Great Britain in addition 10
The general convention creating Tl.c
haruc tribunal and binding all othc-
parties 10 adius' r-ir disputes bv a
course 10 ifs methods
FROM the Ancr.caa viewpoint thcra
are many loopholes for escape from
IN" british contention. and these may
- "Npcctcd 20 develop IN the ncgotla-
uona
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cation ~ articles that can DO accepted
20 iransp spprfafinn by parcels post
ID" I1w admits f0 fle mail practically
aI Kinds ~ merchandise that can ba
transported safely. Including prOducfs
NJ fhn farm and garden aq we'll as
l1ri1f} products. provided such ar
i'i'e do not weigh more than ~
pounds nor exceed E, inches IN cor,
h'nod lrnEfh and girfh Tho mode ~
PACKING VIII BE- prescribed rarnfulfr
u" ffFffu ~ distance yonrr rn.
q1ir"e flo employment hv p0qfrna.-
ifrs " distinctive postal man on
which fho zones are represented guch
O. map already has been prepared nv
inc d'l1rfWorf md arrangements aro
...nt mH1" Tor fhe printing ~ about
-n nD in order fhlf each rorfoepco|
1nd postal station In tho United
T'fiff may De- supplied Wifh tuo|
copies.
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WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug. %
Emphatic demands upon the Panama
government TO control the Panama
police and put an end TO the gross
brutality with which Americans. SOL
diers. sailors and civilians. have been
treated. have been ISSUED by the
American state department. II was in
the execution Of these orders that
American Minister Dodge yesterday
demanded the removal of Chief of Po-
lice Quijano and Police Captain De
laossa. In the first case. the Tesigna-
tion OF the chief was sufficient. but
the refusal OF the Panaman govern.
ment 10 remove the police captain will
be followed by a more peremptory de
mand by Minister Dodge.
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DEMOCRATS HAVE
CROOKED ELECTION

COLCMBUA. S. G.. Aug % Tho
South Carolina Democratic state execu.
tive committee probably will be called
upon ~ pass upon tho legality % the
ballots cast for governor In the Demo
cratic primary ~ Tuesday. In which
Governor Ilease. on the face ~ the
returns. has won denomination
\ heavy vote for governor has
called forth much comment. and there
have been frequent charges % lrrcgu-
larities
The vote for governor stands with
Eve boxes missing
hloase. 7i.52a. Jones 90. ie6. Dun
can. 1885.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
SENATOR ISAAC
STEPHENSON ILL
United States Senator Reported in
a Critical COnditiOn-DOctOrs
Being Rushed To Bedside.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Aug. 20
A dispatch from Eseanada. Mich
says United States Senator Isaac
Stephenson. Of Wisconsin. IS
stricken with heart disease in the
northern woods. a special train
with doctors was sent 70 his as
siStancc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
Fire Fighters Burned.

Los ANGELES. Aug 20 Thirteen
Mexican Gre fighters wcrc rescued In
pIfahl" condition to-day from
bcvila Canyon. where they had been
h"mmed in since Monday morning hy
he flames thar are rwceping through
fho brush on tho san Gabriel ranrc
PhyficIans think ON may recover.
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KNOXVILLE. Tenn Aug. 20 Two
hundred and forty kegs Of powder OK
plndcd. killing three mon and hurting
four. at Tho Rand Powder Company
miU This morning Tho mill is 27
miles wcW of here Those killed
"fro lahorcrs employed in tho mixing
department The dead are John
iI"s. Frank Barrett and George
NcwbriH
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MANY INJURED

CHICAGO. Aug 29.-Thirty persons
Vcre Injured. fhrec probably fatally.
today when an Illinois Central subur
ban train struck street car af "a
crossing ~ Parkwav D. miles west
~ Chicago Five OF rho injured were
brought tO % CHICAGO hospital Ac.
cordinr ~ them. men in The street car
fought their way fo mo doors and
window brushing women and chill
drcn aside
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THE wEArHER

WAsHrNoToE. Aug 2s.-wsather
forecast.
Wsst Virginia -rair Friday; saturdsv
probably aifwcra
Westeru rcuuayivania-rar friday
Saturday showers and warmer. moderate
east wiuda.
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SPOKANE August 80 Senator "
y H0rah ~ Idaho denied emphaficaIlv
today tho statement that he would
campaign activity in support ~ Prcsi.
dent Taft iin declared ans speeches
be- proposed 10 make probably would
not he acceptable 90 fhe Republican
national committee.