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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Big TRI-STATE POULTRY
EXHIBITION Is NOW ON

shows In the state and In the tri-stat.
district embraced by the local associa-
iion have laid claim to many as i.6cv
ana 1000 SEPARATE entries. Notwith-
standing these claims. 10 may be stAteC
tfAt this years Wheeling show can
Claim slightly more than 500 different
birde. entered by more than 100 exhibit.
tors and IL Is the largest show ever
given IN Wheeling and In the state.
chow. not to say big individual entries.
For example. the Morgan Brothers. OF
West Alexander. Pa, one OF the largest
breeding firms In this section OF the
country. have on exhibition Just 81
birds. William T. House d Son are on
hand with a fine string Of Brahmas and
there are Rhode Island Reds. White and
Brown Leghorns. Anconas. Orpingtons
and Plymouth Rocks galore. along with
the biggest entry list of Bun Leghorns
ever seen on exhibition locally
Judge Hewss Arrivsa
Judge Theodore Hewes came In last
night from Baltimore. where he assisted
n Judging the big show there. The
week before he was In the Madison
Square Garden show. lie looked In on
the local show before retiring to his
room at the Mcclure ana will be out
bright and early this morning to take
NJ the work Of making the awards.
Along with the poultry exhibit may
and peafowls. while dealers In poultry
supplies are on hand with fine displays.
The show will be open every day
throughout the week. from 10 o'clock IN
the morning until the same hour in the
evening. II Is expected that all at
tendance records will be broken during
the week.
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COMPLETE DENIAL
(Continusd fro. First Page.)


associations with Edward J. Williams
OF Scranton In negotiations for the
katydid refuse coal dump. owned
jointly by a subsidiary OF the Erie
railroad and by the firm OF Robertson
and Law.
lie admitted that he had talked with
second vice president Richardson and
General Counsel Brownell OF the Erie
In an effort to cxpidite a decision as
to whether the Erie would grant en-
option on its part of the dump, but
he denied that he tried or Intended
To influence them 10 act in his favor
Denies Marian Charge.
Judge Archibald declared he had no
interest whatever in the settlement
OF the case Of the Marian Coal com
pany Of Scranton against the Della
ware. IAckawanna and Western rail
road. He went 10 officials Of the -ail-
road in that case, he said. as "A friend
Of George VI. Watson. the attorney
for the coal company. and {. G.. Boil
and. one OF the owners OF the coal
company. He had no thought OF re-
ward for his efforts. he said. and no
purpose to influence tho railroad TO
make a favorable settlement.
He denied that he had tried to get
credit from litigants or possible liti-
giants in his court. either while judge
OF the middle district OF Pennsyl-
vania. or while "A member OF the
United States commerce court He
declared that he had never attempted
20 conceal his interest in the Katydid
cuim dump heap. or settlement OF the
Marian Coal Company case. and that
on the contrary. his action in these
cases was well known before the i'm
parchment proceedings against him.
Subjected to Questioning.
pom one point only was the iurist
subjected TO much questioning from
members OF the senate. This was in
reference 10 the charge that. as d
member OF the commerce court. he
had written TO Helm Bruce. an attor-
ney for the Louisville a Nashville
railroad. az 10 the evidence that had
been presented in the case Of that
road against the interstate commerce
commission. tried before the com
mercc court
Judge Archibald declared certain
points In The evidence we're not cIeor
ana that he had written a. Mr Bruce
10 clear them Up. The correspond-
chce amounted 10 nothing. he said. DO
'aule the points az issue had no parr
ia the settlement % tho case
MEMBERS Of the Senate asked II he
had shown the correspondence 10
Other members Of the Commerce cour,
or informed them q &c. Judge Arch.
bald said De had not
senator Reed asked y he though, a.
proper FOR Judge IN Passing ON
rih'.ui points in eyidcnc,. fo ash the
o. 'nIou only 81 the attorney likely 10
coincide with his own views
No. 30 not" said Judge Arch.
bald
"" declared no had no knowledge Of
the making ~ the Silent rarf,.,
tLr""ment IN he ONCE ~ William y
holland In scranton through which A.
appeared That the Katvdid dunn wa.
controlled by T. i Williams. W p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Three Hostile Agencies Are Working
Against Stability Of the
Government.

MADRID. Jan. "a crisis has been
precipitated in Portugal by the resig-
nation OF the Portuguese cabinet and
the royallsts have seized the oppor-
tunity TO embarrass the government,
the royalists resorting to every way
possible.
Dispatches from Lisbon to-day said
that the utmost gravity existed in gov
eminent circles there. President
Arrtaga has issued orders for concen-
tration OF troops at strategic points in
order TO check any revolutionary
movement Antonio Almeida. leader
OF the Conservatives. has been en-
gagged since Saturday trying To form
a new cabinet. but his efforts have
been hindered by political leaders hos
tile TO President Arriaga.
a large faction OF independents and
Democrats who favored Alfonso Costa
as the successor to Premier Leite.
who resigned with the balance of the
CABINET. are stirring up clerical and
socislistic strife.
With three hostile agencies work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
INSTALL OFFICERS
Local AerIe Of Eagles viii Install
Their omee-s Wednesday
Evening.

The local aerie OF Eagles will hold
meeting Wednesday evening at
their headquarters. on Market street.
20 install the recently elected officers
The following officers will be in
stalled. l. +. Miller. past worthy
president; ". c. Taylor. worthy presi-
dcat. Frank Johnson worthy vice
president; Y. J. Jenkins. worthy chap
lain: Fred u. Strosser. secretary:
Theo. " Pink. treasurer. w r..
Hacfcr. inside guard. J &. Cox. outer
guard. W. NJ Daily. " D.. worthy
physician: Eugene Meyers. John Cor
coran and =. J. Daley. 'ristees
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IN Few AUDl la no
Ana II c1assdess Hxhfb1eaou seen xsrs
In Years-ovsr 800 Birds
Entered

The sixth annual exhibition Of the
1ri-state Poultry Association 10 on.
The big event opened last evening In
the new Market Auditorium And II Is
u big event. too. the biggest Wheeling
eyer has seen In the way OF a chicken
show.
Not a single exhibitor failed to come
10 the scratch with his entries. with the
result that every display coop which
had been placed IN position IS occupied
They are arranged In single tiers over
the entire floor space OF the main audi
torium and the fine specimens can be
seen from every angle, even from above
Superintendent Mccoy was n busy
man yesterday. on him and his as
sistants devolved the whole work OF set
ting up the show and yet IL was carried
en- so quietly and so systematically thar
the scores OF sightseers who visited the
chow room during the afternoon were
not inconvenienced. even in the slight
,st When the doors opened last night
everything was shipshape and the hun
DR. eds who visited the show. first night
crs. II may he stated. who hold to the
Lotion that the birds look better early
IN the week. were repaid by being given
"a chance to see the finest exhibition OF
the kind ever given In West Virginia
Rlggest Ever.
The show IL the biggest ever given
by the tri-state organization. Other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Women Break Into Affiee Of the
Home Secretary, and Are
Thrown Out by Police.

LONDON. January 6.-Milder afro
cities failing to win the ballot. the
militant suflragets now threaten
stronger measures TO gain their ends
Despite desperate precautions to In
sure secrecy. II leaked out to-day that
Scotland Yard received reliable infor-
nation that women of the suffrage
movement had formed a plot to kid
nap some member of the cabinet.
The police would give no intimation
as to what particular cabinet officer
the women had designs upon. but IL
was learned that a party of suffragets
last Friday invaded the Office of
Home Secretary McKenna. Disbe-
lieving the statements of attaches that
McKenna was at house of commons,
the women broke into his private
Office. tore open closets and ransacked
bookcases, until police reserves. called
from nearby police station, forcibly
elected the women. Some OF them
were thrown bodily into the street.
Six noticeably athletic women led
tho party that stormed the office of
the home secretary. and the police II
Is said. believe they were the would
be kidnapers
Armed detectives guard every mem
Der of the cabinet. The men were
guarded in their homes as well as In
their Offices, and detectives were close
at hand whenever the cabinet men,
bcrs appeared on the street.
While the police are guarding all
government officials. the railways, the
telephone and telegraph. and the post
ONCE department from the attacks Of
the militants. others OF the suffragets
continue their daily silent prayer In
Westminster Abbey and are trying TO
OBTAIN votes FOR women by suggestion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
UNIVERSITY CLUB

The board OF governors OF the I-ptvc.-
rity club held an interesting meeting "A 1
clno headquarters last evening An en-
teI 'aihheht course was agreed upon for
the remainder OF this winter ssson
which will be announced IN detail later.
The waiting lists OF application for
members were opened and the following
gentlemen were duly elected.
Ministerial:
Rabbi Abram Rriu. College and Class
University OF Cincinnati. 1885
Nonresident:
Hon. Walter $. sugden. Harvard. 1903.
Resident.
Edgar Is. speer. W. v l.. 1912.
&. H. bowler. ut. Union, SO
Joseph X curl. Geo. Wash. Univ. II
r {. Wilkinson, -. :. L.. 1907.
van Fewcett, 81. u. L. OF Pa. 1870.
~. W. Wood. Portsmouth. 1906.
u r. Thorr. Leh!gh. 1905.
=, Ihe board changed its meetings 70
monday evenings CT each week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
KNIGHTS INSTALL
Baltimore and Mystic Lodges Hold
installations, Followed by
Bsnquets.

Baltimore Lodge. No 6. Knights of
Pythias, held its installation OF officers
last evening. the installation being
conducted by District Deputy Grand
Chancellor Lee F. DoDbs. After the
installation a delightful luncheon was
served. being provided by tie ineom-
Ing officers, ond this was followed Ivy
program Of addresses, the whole
making very pleasant meeting.
Mystic Lodge. No. "a, OF Elm Grove.
also held it's ms a. alton last evening
and the exercises was followed by
luncheon and number OF addresses.
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BOlGnd and a silent party" known
but TO a few persons.
Il never herd OF the preparation OF
This agreement, and would not have
submitted 10 having any such paper
drawn said Judge Archibald II new
or concealed my connection with this
matter. on tho contrary, I was very
prominent In IT,"
Senator Bacon. presiding over the
impeachment court. ruled direct ques-
items cut as improper. but permitted
the attorneys 20 ask IIdge Archibald
his motive. In the case Of the deal
involving the Erie Railroad. he said II
was the desire to expedite a decision
a. 10 whether or not the option on
the Katydid dump would be given: In
the LackaWanna case. n was as a
friendly act 10 George NJ Watson and
&. q. Boland.
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argument that running a corner slim
ulates. instead OF restraints interstate
trade. by saying that this might be
true for a time. but that the corner
was forbidden by the act because IL
thwarted the usual operation OF the
laws Of supply and demand. withdrew
the commodity from the normal cur
rent OF trade. enhanced prices and
produced materially the same evils
as the suppressi OF competition.
He said that the statute did not ap-
ply TO corners or purely Interstate
trade. nor where the effect upon in
terstate trade was indirect. and added.
that in the present case. the trade was
not interstate and the effect was not
indirect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
CORNERS
Cssvd .slIS molI psuurluoo,

that ihc accused mcn we're not engaged
Doe interstate commerce
ho hrst secs .,n 0f The act. upon
which tlc counts arc founded" said
ne. o. NOT confined to voluntary ro..
ifNni ns vhcr" porFors curlead in
inter state trade or commerce ac-ce
FOB .uppr' competition among Them.
elves. hut irciudcf as wru irvoIrn.
tHry restraints. as where persons not
-o engaged cnnsplro to compel action
W o'hcre. or to create affinSiaI con.
diiious which necessarily impede or
burden %" duo course az such trade
0r commerce or restrict the common
Iucry t0 engage therein
Standard Oh Case.
Tho iaudsrd oil case vas quoted
in supper 90 This doctrine Govern.
mcrt officials claim that this language
Nill materially strengthen thoir hght
.ra'net combinations violating Tho
.v
Justice Van Doyautcr replied 10 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
OnlyOne Way to
END CATARRH

Reach tho nv ton
der in1amed mem
hrauo infested with
Catarrh r.ms. and dos.
troy them
You cant reach tho
hooks aud rrnvirns
with liquid prepnra.
tions there is only ono
way breathe tho germ
dcr'rcyirV afr OF
Booths ifNONET furo.
n'unr" 90 ilirh.o.meI
directly from fho iu.
NHufd Iul germ iufesf.
cd membrane
hifCNEf contains no
opium. 'rrf.u. ur 9th
or harmful drr-. 30 o.
o. bal rW.c rIr made az
Australian eueaispfu.
iism"I Hri eomo Liz
i"riau gntiacrfics D. Ia
guaranteed fo end f1c
misery uI ffftrrh ord
Group or money back
IL. IN. L.r ..LL. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
DEMOCRATS
tcOn.inusd from rirs. rarel

paign. Activeness around headduar-
tiers were resumed with a vim. The
Elkins and Mann managers were
especially alert the former ia "A de-
termined effort TO hold the slight lead
attained last week. and the latter an
ah attempt 70 oyertdke the former
senator. There were no changes
visible In the standing OF the contend
crs during the day. but IL f. said that
some interesting Developments NAV
De expected within a day or two.
Albert VI. Schenk. OF Wheeling. has
not yet definitely announced his r..
cepuve candidacy. but Is expected 10
90 40 the latter part OF the week.
when no returns from Wheeling. 10
give a demonstration. a. the Virginia
theatre OF the praCtiJility of his new
liquid gas invention. which promises
70 become one OF the greatest discov.
cries 10 years. Mr. Scheuk loft for
wheeling to-day 10 complete arrange
meuts Tor bringing down the eqiIip.
mCnt
Edwards Losing Ground.
Their" was persistent rurror d,
o." Hobbies all day that Ed.,,r,l. +.
strength is weakening 70 RAPIDLY That
progressive leaders were sbout fo
throw him over and switch 10 NJ Al
.. Dawson. Two hitherto supuorfcrs
OF the kanawha colonel openl, d..
clarcd their intention TODAY OF deqor,
INK him and voting for BaV.ou
whether he be- a candidate ar 40,
Ih"y hold that Edwards ia neither "a
iToErt'TslVe nor a Republican. and
h'Io mat 70 they must support "a Pro
fr'-si'e They would chOosc one vh,
In'n" no haIt way protentiOna even
tloueh they do not personally arr.o
WIN hIh' hI- policies or his msthod.
Senate Adjourrs.
The senate convened Dromptf, .,
IT, O'Clock noon. with CLERK ill.,.
pr 'ifinc Tho session v.fe 0y.r b. Il.
'Nlhhilnt without even asking FOR /.
Hr1'fr " Harris arIrd fh. MOO.
ur" OF the body. and promptl, s.r,f.,
'f1rgo IT, SicWaker o. tho g.r.od
~ irlct arO.e aud moved AN adjourn.
iheht uhfli tuesday a. noon Tho mi.
t'pn was carried without "a Dissenting
vote m the house lpsake~ Ccors..!@
FaF"l frIl 90 90 Tho opening pr.t
90 Wa dfIiyc od hg w ! Dr. urr
pastor " The First " T. church Tbr
journal Tor friday VAS dispensed with
"a motion ~ Wysong n Wcbater
10 Following resolution was offer
~. Is FHIiHH rffH r. U.nrf
resolved. That The public o. luffr b..
lnd he her"hr 4. authorized f1 print
lWo copies ~ The house Journals of
.ach d1y sessions ~ be- mailed ont
~ az nnfum furnished vs. each morn
u'r on Mondays. Wofnpadnra and
fridays. postage co. Do rad ouf n
iu" house funds A. point or order
vas raised hv Sept flar of Ncfl.I
,tinE ih" Yr.fItufiiuullIfB OF
~ Tho resolution aud rafrf ft. r,f.
" vent over Tor % day while fHl. rnr4.
o. iHkrs The matter under advise.
mont
resolution hy 4. o. Scherr of Kan
hNhh ip ruih0rIyr thr ft-rsarf .f
arms a. nurcha o furniture and oquIn
mont Tor ~ spnHk.r's room v.a
adopted
s resolution by " W We.tz Of
kanH" ha % provide for tho addition
0I committee on mileage and bank
WE i0 in" standing committee VIVA
adopted b. a suspension Of The rules
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Castro, Detained at New York,
Declares He Wants Vindicafi0n

haitian Island. for that was territory
which his foot had never before trod-
den.
Il am anxious to see the skyscrap-
ers at close range" said General Cas-
tro. There is no pleasure looking at
the tops OF buildings from captivity
and from such quarters as were fur
nished me on Ellis Island.
Il am no less eager to have my
case begin In court for ! want per-
sonal vindication by proving that my
visit to this country is the harmless
trip of a tourist"
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strand at time. The effect n amaz.
ing-your hair will % light. fiuffy and
wavy, and have an appearance OF
abundance; and Incompatible lustre
softness and iuxuriance. the beauty
and simmer Of true hair health.
Get a 20 cents bottle of Knovtlon's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove to yourself
tonight-now-that your hair lis as
pretty and soft a. any-that II has
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment--that's all--you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots OF II II
you will Just try a little Danderine.-
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR,
NO DANDRUFR---26 CENT "DANDERINE'
HAIR COMING OUTFIT Day. RirTLE THIN OR YOUR SCALP
ITcHEs AND is FULL OF oANoRuFS~- UsE "oANpERNE"

Within ten minutes after an applica-
ton OF Danderine you cannot find .
single trace Of Dandrun or a loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
Itch. but what will please you most
will be after a few weeks use. when
you will actually see new hair. fine
and downy at frst-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine will Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull. faded. brittle and
seraggy. Just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
OHIO ARCHITECT
Boosts wheeling in Recent rssus-Pub-
heation Contains EAny Photo
graphs Of Local Buiidings

In q recent issue OF the Ohio ArchI-
tect. Engineer and Builder" publIshsf
monthly In Cleveland. a. pages are de-
The New city Of Whceiing- w
Lloyd. the editor. tells or The cftv's
growth rnd opportunities The puhIiSa-
tion contains photographs OF scores OF
local public institutions ard pri ale res-
hences which were dcsi gned and erected
under the direction % Architect = W.
kltcs - this city. N also publishes an
interesting article written by SIR. Bates
~ ne sul iect % Rein forced Concrete
Construction"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Crisis Preeipifafed In Portugal
BY Resignation of Cabinet

ing against the stability of the gov
eminent thoughtful statesmen fear
that the republican government which
was established with the ousting OF
King Manuel would face a sterner
period than ever before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
British Suffragefs Plot TO
Kidnap a Member of Cabinet

making possible immediate consider
alton.
G. w Thompson of Wayne who ar
rived today, were shown in on motion
of Sept Hall. Delegates J. !. Warder
of Lewis and NJ. ID. Goode of Lincoln
were given leave OF absence for two
days. A motion to adjourn until ives
day morning by Vernon +. Johnson OF
Morgan went through and another
fruitless session had ended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Counsel Declares Ex-Dietator VIII
Not Be Produced In Court
Until ErIdav

NEW YORK. Jan. Crowds
which besieged the federal building
to-day in an effort 10 get glimpse Of
Cipriano Castro. ex-president of Vene-
zue'a, when he should enter court.
were disappointed. Castro. seeking
entrance TO this country. remained I'm
detention at Ellis Island and will not
Friday.
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Coughs An shout Booths IIYONtt
ouiht tocny--f is only fI00. Fvfro
hnfiles. n later needed 10 rcrfs
I'rItsifiH 'voryvh.rr Just breathe
ID uo stomach DOSING.
Extra SIZE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-06-06
PLURAL VOTING IN EUROPE

The strike o the Belgian labor unions for
manhood suffrage reminds democracy i'm the United
states that almost nowhere in the old World is
,IIa1itv in tn. voting booth enforced here.
Belgian, like Prussia, Denmark Norway and
Holland. fixes the voting at -. There is one
voter to every five persons. New York state
outside the metropolis the ratio is 1:47; in counties
where there are immigrants it is nearly IA But
the Belgian multiple vote is unique. y man more
than 20 with children, NOR than p with Ger
tain arount of property, has two votes Larger
,ropefv higher official position confers
three votes The two-vote ana three-Note men gov
ern the one-vote men, who are 80 per Gene more
Numerous.
In Great Britain a bill to abolish the plural vote
of wealthy men having property in different dis
tricts university and some others IS pending
because Of the muddlc woman suffrage amend
ments would have increased the number of voters
bv adding grown living at home, domestic
servants dodgers paving less than $50 rent
As many men voted in this state last year
are still unenfranchised in Great Britain, and the
voting ratio only 1:7.5.
Nominal manhood suffrage is common the
Continent but limitations many An educational
test cuts out half the in Southern Italy Ger
MANY let's all men vote, but cheats the Social De
lnocfats Of power the empire by irremoVabe
rotten borOughs for the IeichstaG, and
in Prussia cities by the throe-cIass system,
which makes the poor voters poWerless. TaX-payng
or educational tests are used Prussia. Hungary.
ssaxony and Bavaria. Denmark makes the limit
50 years. Most nations exclude soldiers.
The other great prosperous ana powerful re
public France, is the only large nation of Europe
that trusts political judgment and conscience of
the average man. like the United States-NeW York
World.