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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-25

eys paid 70 counties. districts. schools
and municipalities account collection
OF pulic service taxes, state aid 10
common and high schools, redemption
moneys and state road levy refunded
bednctnE the moneys paid to the
COUNTIES districts. schools and munic-
usAties. an the disbursement made
py the state Board Of Control viii IN
Eao not been considered a part OF he
states disbursements prior IN 1917.
would leave net amornt disbursed
" the state for 1912 OF SI72746sOa
FOR "a detailed statement OF receipts
and expenditures during the last j,
ehnlaI period I respectfully refer yoy
:" the reports OF the auditor and treas
rier' ana IL you desire any additional
information shall be glad TO asnsi
you In any way | can to Obtain n.
Estimated Receipts.
The ratification 81 TIM -p-ohibiti,p
Amendment by the votes Of this sta.e
at the election held on November D
.ElZ. VIII necessarily reduce the reve.
nues ~ tho state after July l. 1914
ana | am ot opinion that the lice use
TAX on intoxicating liquars will pe
somewhat reduced during the pres mt
year. ana | think il the part OF wis
uoth 10 provide new sources Of inco ne
We are now receiving about $3.50.
10000 year as a license tax on the
manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
liquors and ] believe il * not safe TO
count upon much more than one-half
OF that amount for the year ending
September 80. 1913. and the amount
received from that source for the
year ending September so. 1914, will
be very small.
Recommend Gas Tax.
To supply this deficit recommend
a taS on natural gas produced in this
STATE. recommended this same tax
IN any regular message two years ago
ana under the circumstances feel
mat am justified in insisting upou
II al this time
according 10 official reports West
virginia marked more than One-third
OF the natural gas produced in tao
united states during the year ending
december 81. 1911 and amounting TO
two hundred and seven billion cubic
feet. OF that amount I26 billion Gu
bic ieet were transported outside OF
the state and sold az an average price
or fourteen cents per thousand cubic
rect. Eighty one billion cubic feet
we're consumed inside the state and
sold at an average price OF eight cent s
per thousand cubic feet. In other
words We consumed within the State
about forty per cent or the amount
OF gas produced. and transported ont
OF the State sixty uor cent \ tax or
one-third of cent per thousand cubic
feet on the amount marketed in 1871
would have produced a revenue OF
$500. OOo. 10000 and a tax OF One-halr
per thousand feet would have pro-
duced "A revenue OF a million and
thirty-tive thousand dollars II would
cost something 10 collect this tax but
] feel safe IN saying that a tax Of one
third OF cent per thousand cubic
feet would net the stat" an amount
fully equal 20 the sum collected on nc
count OF licenses on the manufacture
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
USES BEER BOTTLE
TO MURDER WIFE
George S. Nance Then Attempts
TO Burn Hotel in Which
Killing Occurs

Hamlet y. g. Angus, is.-In the middle
a tn. noor Of room in which ;ho furniture
Nance registered at loca hotc! here AS be
inr from Macon. Ga. WE found to-day With
clothing burned on while beside IL lay an
empty beer bottle, the weapon Win which
hei husband is charged With causinG her
Her husband who como with her TO tho
hotel this morning was arrested within
thrcc doors OF tho room on the same floor.
ana told the chief O. police how he killed
his wife.
Nance I. reported as SAYING that his wife
told him that she was going to have him
pat il sn asylum. that nc was crazy. and
had been for Years that she was nov as
.rnyy he wos and Intended TO stop NJ
nothing Theu She seized hin by tho throat.
SAYS nance. and chok"c him whereupon he
freed himself urG with tn" beer bottle frsc-
tnTed hsr Sku'A and seeing she VAS dead
poured Kerosene over the clothing and the
furniture and fred tho room.
pther guests @; the hotel SAYS smoke uc.n-
Ing from Naus,'s roorH and eNt!nsuishcd
the flames ard discovered tho dead body OF
the woman. The man and woman arrived
hero ih.s morning ON Seaboard train 30. l..
and on going TO the hotel registered ana
said 'hey would spend ;he day here and 80
t. Norfolk tonight
Among ,he effects FOUND III the uornan's
hanabas. wss receipted Nil from : II.
WNs ADDRESSED 20 Mrs. Hecrsc ; Nance. 81
Laureus street. Grc-uvillc :. g. Her shoes
Nance is 81 medium size and appears to
shaveu lie had So in Bills ana coin on his *.
rerSon wien aTrsSiod' government bond
for s. 900, and = deposit slip from Macon
bank showing $1,000 deposited in the insii-
a ooronegs jury returned a verde, that
Mrs. %ancc come 20 heg death al the hands
90 her husband George :. nance ami COM
Chief az Police B-asweU Immediately hur-
riea ne ?-iSonf! to kocknrh"im. In add
ton 90 the charge Of murder. thc charge
Of arson IS iHade again:, Nance
Efforts have hcen ln2dc by the authorities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
GAVE 100000 POUNDS

The Ice Mission issued Yesterday the
ioiioWinH statement in regard 10 con
iributions In addition TO those received
and acknowledged through The Times
Dispatch. which amounted TO $57l73
The Ice Mission reports $4,000
pounds of ice distributed up TO August
II. Thanks are extended and grateful
acknowledgment made for the follow
ing contributions. received since the
last report:
business Womon's Missionary
Society. Grace Street Prcshy-
t"rian Church .................. > 90
From the women OF Barton
Heights, second donation. maxi
ing total OF 500 received from
This source. ............... 90 90
Loving Circle, Kings Daurhters
second donation. .... : 90
Girls Riblc Glass, Calvary Rap-
list Church .............. > 90
show given BY children on Brook
Through The Times Dispatch II N
Through the Richmond Journal II 90
From box at Woman's Exchange al
From box at r. a. Millcrs 6 Sd
From box at Shepherd S.. o.
From box At Miller * Rhoads %
From box at ChiidrcY'S ... =
From box at ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IS
From box at Grants. ..... :.
From box at rraglcs . a
/ From box At CrcnShaw 's.. 81
/ From box at Times Dispatch CO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
DEATHS

BLACK ER.-Died. at his home. Cold
ingham Hall, sudbury. suffolk Eng
land. on August Is. 1913. MURRAY
MACGREGGoR BLAcKER. late OF
Chantilly. Hcnrico County, Virginia.
at ripe age. He is survived by his
daug hters. Mrs. Hancock and Mrs.
Clark.
O'DONNELL.-Dic at her mothers
residence. 1927 Floyd Avenue. at 2
o'clock Thursday, August "a. EMILY
FLORENCE. youngest daughter of
the late ]. J. and Mary A. ODonnell
Resides her mother, she leaves three
Louise and Minnie o'Donnell.
Funeral from the Bencdictine
Chapel THIS Saturday MORNING
at 10 o'clock. Interment Mount Call
vary.
KEAN.-.Died; suddenly. on the morn
ing OF Friday. August II, a. ..er
rcs!dence Of Mar!on a. Kean. Esq.
late DR.. Julian I<ean. OF Louisa
County, and aunt Of Mrs John r.
Mcclure and OF Mrs. John Hunter, Of
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
VOTES TO RELIEVE
WOMEN Of BURDENS
Continued From First ragcJ

day discussed plans for the new bu-
rcau of political education for women
voters. Miss Helen Todd, OF san Fran
cisco, was placed in charge OF the bu-
reau. which will undertake TO mold
the feminine voters into cohesive
body. The council indorscd:
Motherhood pensions, minimum wages
for women. health certificates for mar
riage, worliingmen's compensation act.
extension Of the cight-hour law, teach
crS' pensions the red light law or
Iowa Injunction and abolishmcnt law,
industrial training schools for dclin-
quent girls. and anticapital punishment
laws.
Miss Adams and Miss Mary Nc
powcil, of Chicago. called on President
Wilson to-day and expressed their APP
probation for his retention i'm Office Of
Miss II. Julia Lathrop. head of the chill
Gicn's bureau. Miss i.athrop accom-
panied the party. and all three talke
briefly with the President abou, the
work OF tho children's bureau. in which
The President showed enthusiasm and
interest. The subject Of votes for wo.
men was not discussed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
WILL MEET NEXT AT HAMPTON.
Old Dominion Society for Deaf In An
nunl Convention.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
Roanoke. Va. August i5.-To day s
session of the convention OF the Old
dominion Society for tho Deaf was
given over largely to the transaction
OF matters Of business. The meeting
was called TO order at $50 o'clock this
morning in the schoolroom OF the
Green Memorial Church. with good
attendance OF the delegates.
After the disposal OF the usual pre-
liminaries, the reports OF committees
were presented. The committee on
membership reported 40 active and
associate members and twenty-five
visitors
The committee on the place of the
next meeting reported III favor of
hampton in 1915. and the report was
adopted. The report OF the committee
on resolutions was unanimously adopt
ed.
The election of officers took place
Immediately preceding the noon ad-
journmcnt. and resulted as follows:
President, Robert l.. Smoak. Roa-
nokc; first vice president. T. NJ. Jen-
kius. Portsmouth,: second vice prcsi
dent. Mrs. W. G. Ritter. Hampton; sec
rotary, Arthur G. Tucker Richmond
treasurer. Simon II. Alley, Roanoke;
executive committee Meade b. Dalton.
Richmond; Roland Thompson, Norfolk.
and Ammon Bass, Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
Lille VI. Iiubbnrtl.

Concord, Va. August l5.-Lillie NJ
Hubbard daughter of the late +. Hub
bard. OF Lynchburg. died at the home
OF her uncle James ID. Evans, about
on. mile east OF Concord, yesterday.
She was only i'll one week. She was
a member OF the Presbyterian Church
She is survived by the following sisters
and brothers: Jessie Hubbard. Of
Blueheld; Dan Hubbard. Of Lynchburs;
Mrs. Robert Jones and Mrs. Annie Hub
bard, OF Blucheld Mrs. George Linthi-
cum and Miss Nellie Hubbard. OF
Lynch burg, and Miss lrma Hubbard, OF
CrcWe. Her remains We're taken to
Lynchburg Thursday evening. Inter
ment was made in the Presbyterian
Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
BRYAN MAY COME
HERE TO ADDRESS
BANK MEETING
Continued From First Pace

Afternoons yin be given UP to enter
tainmant Among the divers ions VIII
oc a trip down the James River. The
excursion VIII probably take UP the
last day or the convention There Will
bc "a lawn party at the Country club
Of Virginia on the first evening. and
on the second evening a smoker at
shc Jefferson. Special entertainments
VIII DC provided for visiting women
of whom more than 100 arc expected
The Richmond Chapter Of the
American Institute OF Banking num-
bers 200 members recruited from tho
most progressive element OF the local
bankers colony. 1t has met regularly
through the fall and winter 10 hear
lectures by authorities on banking
ana banking jurisprudence. Since it's
organization it has helped to train a
large number OF men now holding
hiah positions in banks in this city
and elsewhere.
officers Of The local chapter are:
George II. Pcesce. president Warren
w Goddard. vice president: Jesse
wood, secretary, and George Barnard
treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
DIGGS AMbUSHED
By PICTURE MEN
CONTINUED From First PaFeD

continued FROM flrSt rage
into a patrol wagon and took them to
the nearest station
AS the upshot OF tho AFFAIR. Diggs
was released and 4 friend OF his, a
law clerk. was charged with assault
and battery.
ATTORNEY DeVlin. for the defense indi-
Gated. no attempt viii be made TO show
that the TWO girls did not accompany
the two young married men TO Reno.
that pisgs did not buy the tickets; that
Caminctti aid not draw the money: OF
that their relations did not fall within
the language Of the statute
we shall show" said Attorney Dew
lin to the jury. that the purpose OF
THIS trip WAS not as stated in the in
dlctmcut; that II was the Intention OF
the defendants only TO leave Sucra-
meutO for short time to avoid noto-
rictN that they had hrst intended 10
90 70 some place within the State;
tina; it never was their intention 10
leave The state. but simply 10 get gu,
Of sacramento, that they missed Il train
for Los Angeles ana took the next one
This crime i it's a.crimc--is such
posed TO have Happened between two
states If they had happened within
the boundaries Of California, these two
young men would not have beer
charged with violation Of TINS statute
Two weeks previously DiGEs mao
said he was going 10 Los Angeles. We
viii SNOW that Miss Warrington SAID
she was going. too, and thai ne coulC
NEE, her ia SaCramcUto.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
OBITUARY


SnotsyIvNnln. Va. AupUst I6-Nfr-.
Dercna 6. Boore wife OF Thaddeus s
boore. died this morning At her rcsi.
de2ce in the county OF PARALYSIS. super.
Induced b. typhoid fever Mrs Eoora
was native OF COurtlaud o. and
came TO this State about twenty five
Years ago She was member or the
CHRISTIAN Church. and did great work
IN the mission service OF that church.
she ia survived by her husband one
sister and number OF close relatives.
o.. for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
PAGE Is DENOUNCED

Nrw York. August l5-Walter II.
rage Ambassador 20 Great Britain. to :
night was denounced as unit TO ~. pre-
sent this country in England, at a
meeting OF tho Central Federation
Union hccausv OF his alleged ennitv
tho strike IN the plant OF Doubleday
rag publishing COMPANY in THIS city
IN" pressmcu, feeders, printers.
ph0to-eugraEcrs and foundry workers
are now OF strike
The wages paid far below the
prevailing rate" said SECRETARY
Shahars to- might, and everything is
done 70 thwRrt orEnnlzed lahor"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
STEALS ss25 WORTH OF JEWELS.
Fake Winter Inspector ROhs Home of
Mrn. Miller In NOrfOik.

Especial 70 the Times DlspatCh
Norfolk, Va. August l5.-Rcpresent-
ing himself to b. a water Inspector:
an unknown man entered Tie home Of
TO day and stole jewels value d at So25.
'rhe man claimed he had been sent u
test the water pressure and went up
stairs ostcnsibly TO test the pressure
in the bathroom.
He went into room occupied by
Miss Rcna Miller, Mrs Millcrs daugh-
ter ard ransacked her jcwclry box.
The police are searching for him. He
is believed to be the same man who
worked a similar game In Richmond
recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
Resentment Against Directors.

ltcsentncnt Is growing against tho
bank directors because Smith WAS kept
IN his position despite the fact that
three years ago bank examiner found
Il $1,000 loan which ne characterized
as queer To say the least.
p"poSiiors OF the bank held "a mass
meeting to-day and laid out a campaign
To protect their Interests. y commit
Toe OF i've was appointed to obtain
legal advice for tho association which
~" dopUsitors formed.
CliWord McEVoy, who had $4,000 on
d"posit. declared there had boon gross
mismanaScmcnt on the part OF the
directors and advised steps to hold ;hc
hoard responsible.
y love affair on the part Of two ON
p."N"s of the bank Is said To have I'D
=" the investigation that revealed he
shortage. The Girl ana man in the
case were dismissed. and ONE Of tham.
seeking revenge. Is said /" have notified
III" banking department that an .Xaini
nation a.. the hooks would reveal a
serious condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
Denth of n Child.

Frederick sburg, Va, August 10
Mary Gordon Wallace. daughter of Mr..
died Friday morni ai5"s al Dr. Tuek SefE
sanatorium in Richmond. after an ILL
ness OF spinal meningitis. aged ten
years She is survived by her parents
and one sister. The body was brought
here on the rs train to-day, and the
funeral VIII be held Saturday after
noon at o'colck at the home Inter-
ment will be made in the family lot
in the city cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
BOY ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS HIS CHUN|

Norfolk va. August I5-livine,
Coppridce, seventeen years old. OF 500
south May Avenue, and a mess attend
ant on the revenue cutter Onandaga.
was accidentally KILLED in a cabin OF
that vessel about o'clock this after
noon. CcppridSc was hit in the right
breast BY the only bullet in a heavy
service revolver, which Lewis Hadd-
away. another mess attendant, WAS
playtully Swapping at CoppridGc rs the
boys We're cleaning mp an officer =
ca bin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
SENT TO WORK on ROADS.
Twenty-Five Men Removed From Nor
folk City Prison.
Especial to The Times -Dispa tch.

Especial 70 The Times -Dispa tch.
five prisoners. i've Of whom were white
men. were to day sent to public roads
terms ranging from three months to
two years. The prisoners We're car
rie6 off at a. NJ. on the Chesapea 20
and Ohio train for Richmond, where
they VIII be registered at the penitcn-
tiary and then sent to various parts
of the State for road work.
It Is expected that these prisoners
will be sent around the Albemarlc
County section. where much road work
is now I'm progress They will be kept
at hard work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
II. VI, EIerrfn.

Tvor, Va Angus, l5-R NJ Herrin
died in Richmond. at the Retreat FOR
the SICK. on Tuesday. Rev J. l. King
preached the funeral sermon at the
Baptist Church here. and the remains
we're inferred at Tucker swamp Bap-
list Church. He Is survived by wife
q nd Two children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

FrankIln, Va, August l5.-Mrs Q Q
Vaughan, aged seV.nty-four. wife Of
G g Vaughan, Mayor OF this town.
died in her home on High Street this
afternoon at l.i5 o'clock Before her
marriage she was Miss Antoincttc Gay.
She 10 survived by her husband, a SON
General G.. c. Vaughan. a daughter.
Mrs Il Camp, and brother, J p
CAY. all 81 this place. The funeral
services Will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock and remains viii be
intcrred in Poplar Spring Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
Mrs. GcorgInnn ROVE.

Walkerton. va, August l5.-Dicd at
her residence on Wednesday, Mrs.
GeorEiana Rowe, widow OF Lawrence
Rowe she was member OF the
Methodist Church. She was buried in
The cemetery at Shepherds Church on
Thursday She is survived by ten
children. eight boys and two girls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
NInrrinrr i.lcensc..

Licenses 20 marry were issued yesterday
by the clerk ~ the Hastings court To Clai-
euce II Bori;ait and 1!za L. Baughau.
hnr!ou 3 Ga:iard and bright Gum CUM
n!nghan. ana Daniel Iiiles and Lille Curtis
all Of RI hmoud. Harry P'otuick ana Bes-
sic NOrouof ~ Washington. and Louis
GciGr+ss and Larinaa Ella smith of Balti-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

terdaY III Washington. -. G.. to Wal
ter : Whybrcw and Margaret : pnl.
ton. both Of Richmond. The groom
address Is given in the city director,
as $40 North Thirty-second Street. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
SIX ARE KILLED
TntnI. A ccidcnt When Trnin Strikes An
tomOhIlc.

Carrollton. Mo-, August l5-Fiv,.
passengers in II. S. Vandevcuter's am
tomohilc were Instantly killed ana
Nandevcntcr received injuries from
which he soon died when N Atchison
Topeka and Santc Fo passenger train
struck the machine at g crossing near
here to-day. Nandcventcr. who lived
at Brookield, Mo. was driving the car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

I'r- MICS 3 homes OF N0N North Third
street. yesterday reported to the po-
lice that the stable in the rear OF
his house Mas entered and two horses
valued at $&50 stolen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
MANY WITNESSES
STILL TO BE HEARD

CONTINUED From First Page
siartlin. had hnppened" since NJ
Frank had left Atlanta Attorneys
toi the prosecution objected vigorous
~ TO the admission OF this letter as
evidence but Judge Roam ruled that
IL Was competent
y number OF witnesses were intro
dutcd to-day ~ the defense FOL, tho
purpose oi nXine, as far as possible.
eEtTy move made by Frank on the day
OF the murder. In cross- eNamining
these witnes-cu. Tho prosecution con
tnued it's line OF Inquiry as 10 FRANKS
conduc, toward the women employees
OF the factory. Mrs Hca Frank.
mother Of the defendant was tn. last
witness TO-DAY II was She who pro-
duced the Vi Frank letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16
DASH|NG BANKER
LEADS MERRY LIFE
Continued From First PAGE

wood lie promised to return, hut fall
ed TO do so.
Though the bank directors would not
declare their belief that the bundle car
ritd by Smith contained amy of The
missing money, Il hunt was Immediate
~ hcgun for the motor car.
Though Smith had engaged In
financial deals here FOR several years
none of his friends could toll Very much
to-day about his wife, from whom he
Was separated II is said she is teach
llE inNSlC hnrn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-16

GERS who draw their support diroct
from the people. The two members
Of the next House. fresh from the peo-
pie. are for Mr.. Keen. The clerk Of
the county is for him; the sherin Of
the county. and have hero letter
from Judge Turner, Of the Circuit
Court. indorsing him"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Byrd's
speech adjournment was taken until
o'clock.