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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-12-20
That Witty Irishman.

mat WITTY IrlSnlnan.
All the world loves On Irishman!
For whore you will find his peer
when il comes TO driving dull care
away. Take for instance, Mr.. Roy
gives, the Irish Thrush, now de-
mouctrsting at the Majestic. he
10 Q wonder and convulsss the big
crowd with bis jokes and never.
ending witticism. He just puts
ND Q show that holds tho crowd fol
Ill time 10 come. - Port Arthur
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-12-20
SHERIFFS SALE.
Louis G.. st. Germain
vs.
Leonard Simsim
No. 1905

No. 1905
10Th Judicial District Court,
Parish of st. Martin. State of Louisiana.
By virtue of writ Of seizure and sale
issued out of the 10Th Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish Of st. Mar
tin, State of Louisiana. in the above ell
titled and numbered suit. dated this oath
day of November 1918.
have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder at the front door of the Court
House, between the legal sale hours in
the Town Of st. Martinville. on
Saturday January 10, 1914,
the following mentioned and described
property. to-wit:
One certain tract of land with all i'm
provements thereon, situated in Anse
La Butte. Parish Of st. Martin. LOuisi-
ana. and containing Eleven and "a ar
penis Ql24) and bounded as follows,
tO-wit: North by lands Of Arthur Gull
beau. South by land Of Clesme DelhOmme
East by land of Oil Fields, West by land
of Public Road.
Seized to satisfy above writ.
Terms and cOnditiOns-cash.
Sheriff's Office this 5th day Of Dec.
A. d. 1913.
WADE 0. MARTIN, Sheriff.
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LOCAL NEWS.

LII. VI. w. Mertln or ArnauQ-
vile WAS here Monday.
Mr.. L. j. Cardinal made q trip
to Now Orleans this week.
Gen. ]. B. Lsvsrt was on St.
John plantation this week.
Mr.. G. G. Martin of Anse-la-
Butte was in town this week.
The Police Jury held a special
executive session here Monday.
For sale one large Barouche in
first class order $50, L. Bienvenu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DeBlanc
of New Iberia were visiting here
Sunday.
Got your Holiday Suit at K.
Schwartz he has q fine line to Sc
loot from.
deputy Sheriff Albert Daspit
made . trip to Bayou dss Ours
this week.
Misses Elmirs Dienvenu and
Csoilis Bsslin spent several days
in Lafayette this week.
Mrs. O. do Laursal and daugh.
tor, Cscile, were here this week
visiting Mrs. L. A. do Laureal.
We learn that Mr.. Jules Rous-
ssau and family will soon move
hero to make this town their homo.
Special reduction in Mems and
Boys Suits for the Holidays at K.
Schwartz.
Mr.. Robert Martin went to New
Orleans this week to plead . case
before the Supreme Court.
MI. Dan DsBlane made q trip
to New Orleans this week to visit
his brother, Mr.. jeff DsBlano who
is sick.
Mrs. G. L. Lscazs and family
will SOON remove to Broussard
WHARF thev will make their perma-
nent home.
The Duchamp Hardware Co.,
Duohamp & Ducrest and Henry
Fournet had their stores painted
this week.
| -Mrs. Eddie Hsmmenway Of
Lake Charles 10 here to spend
few days with her mother, Mrs
Gabriel Bulliard.
Rev. w. v. Falcon has been re-
appointed minister to tho st. Mar
sinvilIe Methodist Church at th'
Crowley Conference last week.
The big ST. John refinery com
plsted the grinding season We'd
ussday, the season this year bsini
; much longer than that of last year
, The Crawford Commedian Co
! under tent, who WAS here last year
: will be here for the whole week
!. commencing Monday Deoembe
22nd. Sec ad. elsewhere.
h Mrs. Thomas Flerty Of Brsau
= Bridge announces the marriage @
her daughter. Miss Julia, to Nj
Conrad Halphsn Of St. Martin
vile, which will take place at th
Catholic Church, Brssux Bridg'
4 on Monday, December 18th,
five o'clock in the evening.
SHOES for Mon and Ladies'.
u have q full line, and you will NAL
:. no mistake to buy your shoes fro
n K. Schwartz.
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Nav our lives BE- like q snow
fake that leaves q mark, but not .
stain.
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Wonderful! We saw q girl with
a mustsohe on her lip. But be
took it away whom hs saw us look.
ing.-Ex.
, 1913-11-15

ton recently asked in Parliament by a Mem
Der for a Welsh constituency. The Press
bears Astounding and increasing evidence to
the widespread and tragic effects resulting
from indulgence in opium IN its various
forms. as we'll as in other narcotics, and the
French have found that the practice OF
opium-smoking in their army aad navy Is
indeed an acute and perplexing problem
Several instances could be given to show
the disastrous effects of the use OF "the
milk Of the poppy, or, to borrow the IAN
pnage of China, 'the foreign devils DIRT.
An Englishman of good social position play
ed with the drug, became its victim, and
was at last cast off by his friends. lie
pawned his coat to purchase poison with
which to take his life, but passing a meeting
for sailors he was persuaded to enter, ana
thus was turned from his purpose. That
night he resolved to abandon the use OF
OPIUM. Later he wrote Il feel sometimes
as though must shout ont IN my agony, OF
csc 90 mad. At the docks l was accOSted
bg a Chineman selling opium, whom had
known in Liverpool He thrust some INTO
my hand, aud l don't know how | resisted
Oae bite Of the eyil-smelliug stuff and all
feelings of hunger and longing would have
pissed away. AS l stood in the street with
the subtle poison in mg hands Il great struS-
gle went on, l silently prayed Tor strength,
thrust it back upon him and ran off Yes,
fairly ran. Later l thanked God upon my
knees that He was with ne in my hour Of
temptation." After much physical and meu-
tai suffering he has since overcome the cray
ing, ana is mos anxious to aid III suppress
ing the opium evil.
New Zealand prohibits the importation Of
opium, and the smoker is liable to a fine of
9l0. The japanese Acting Consul General
in London Informs me that, except for mo-
deal purposes, the use of opium in Japan IS
entirely prohibited.
It is high time for our Legislature to
make illegal the wholesale disposal OF the
drug to those who at present are free either
to retail il to the opium dens OF our groNt
ssaports, or to fud purchasers amongst the
Chinese crews on board many a ship salllnG
from our shores. The need Of such restrIc-
ton is imperative. = THE Graphic.
, 1913-11-15
THE ORIENTAL OPIUM INVASION.
By FREDERICK W. Thomas.

recent writer on the astonishing awak-
oniro of China from her long opium sleep,
sneaks of ''the giant ~undru98ed, 10 oe
oc,iha tine action of the Chinese GoYernm' ut
m suppressing the traffic III the dread n"r-
cotic. While the poppy, h weyer' Is up
rooted from the fields Of the Celestial I'm
0ire not without riots and b!ood-Sheo-'S
a nriyate letter from the heart OF emma
recently informed me-the practice OF opium
smokino is steadily gaining ground WITHIN
anr own borders. My first contact with
thosa who dwell in the pyisOn-house OF the
Giant Drug was IN my work as a seamaH's
missionary ut the port Of Cardllf. where
4Lere is Il colony of some 200 Chinese, most
by sailors. az
1oor Of some Chinese sailors boarding.
house is generally the strangers INST lhl'o-
duction to the presence OF opium smoklh2'
Il is easy at once 20 determine IRON thelr
annotated appearance which OF the dozen OF
score of meu sitting OF standing about are
onam smokers. Passing upstairs one no
+cee q man with u dull, heavy look, lylh& on
a bed. In the rocking, suttocatlh6 Amos
nbere. which produces o1tehtimes a sPl'un3
headache. the yeilow-iaeed, 'h'n-cAeekad
Monaghan looks up, ana, Win a 'eeI' S"N'
"You trv o hlmoke 2 He pr ceedS TO Phy
with a tiny, sticky ball about the ~ o.
nsa, which he deity places on a sort OF ong
knitting needle. THIS bal is car fully heat.
ed over a lamp until it %frizzle-, and is then
quickly squeezed into the bow Of l bis pipe
which is afterwards also held over the lamp
For o moment the lethargic fgur4 wakes up,
and : an slert as, with eager, deep lnspua-
tions, he inhales the bnIefnl fumes which
~rodrca IN sbort-lived ecstasy. Now all
Is over, and for " short While the crying
felt in every Lerve and fibre u hls boy IS
gratiied. oo
Frequ emily white women reside II fh4se
houses and in some may be found Aood-
Looking English girls, the wives of the
mmnagipg proprietors Of these abodes' |
have been credlbly Informed OF a you"9
lt~nolishwoman who became an opium VIC
4;m. ., single smoke in her case beng sum
c,ant to awaken in her the craving.
The presence of opium dens in Card'tf has
been olfciuIlS admitted IN reply to que'-
, 1913-11-15
naGa02DI::l
for Kolonialraadets ordiuere Mode,
MANDAG den Tide November 1913,
Kl. | Eftermiddag Pr@clS.

Valg af 2 MRnd, saavel for Christian
sted som for Frederiksted, til at til
trmde Skattekommissionen til Leieaf-
CITIZENS F~astsettelse for 1913.
Behandling af Forslag fra Guverne-
men,et ON Salg af den St. Croix Fattig-
kas4e tilh6reDde Ejendom No. 45A.,
Kongensgade i Frpderiksted.
Indbringelse og 1ste B~ehandling af
Forslag til TillegsbevilIing til Budget
tel for Kommunen St. CroIx for FinAns-
aalet fra 1ste April 1913 til Bite Marts
1914.
/. Tnder Post VII. Tgrpseuef, Gader
m. n. bevilges:
a. Til Vejudvidelse og Veisikring I'd
for Landsbyen paa Oxford ......
frcs. 5O.oO
b.. Som Erstatning til Vejkommission-
ems tidligere Formand, Bygnings-
inspector J. Videb@k a 1900 I'm
Aaret, for 5 Mdr...... Frcs. CPS 90
2lUndey Post X. Supdhedsresenef No. 3.
Udgifter we'd Kommunehospitalerne
bevilges;
a Alderstillag til Oversygeplejersken
we'd Frederiksteds Hospital, S6ster
af "Det Rode Kors" FrokeD Julie
Iversen, F'rcs. 800 aarlig eller for 10
Maaneder Frcs. 5000
b Til Tyendehold paa
Peters Farm Hospital,
ydcrligere.. -. 5000
, 1913-11-15
"UTlE EOrS"
Is pubIiShed koery
Wednesday II Saturday

w SNASt\ No
yerms CT Nubscr4Dt3e0
6 dollars per arnum, payable holf-yeNrly
IN advance.
arties desirous of withdrawing their
subscription TO The AVIS are re-
CuireG to give months notice
Terms Of Advertising,
approved by Government25th June 1893
For an advertisement of $ lines or Under
To- , insertions
Small Type Nrevier) l to $ lines. SI.oo
OverS Inns, per ne......... 10
Large Typ. Long Primer, small
}ico. Picn anu Columbia | to6 lines oo
over s lines, per ne........... ~
Fora line ot tho largest type. 10
For one to three suhseqpentln5ertIona tne
amount I'll these charges viii be mad
An advertisements for insertion must he Delivered at
~ "a OGice on TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS not later tnan
0NE OtCI OCK U. m. Ine postage on letters 70 lhl9 onSo
frnm West Ed or St. ThoHlas must % reoaiu o. nv ''"ON
will be taken ot them. 80: ar,;, ybo may be
70 u, ertjse yearly, hGlt-yeary on dlartefly.
10 CONYRI3UIUH&. We cannot pa a&Y 1919" ~
aHvnno, communications every article, HHt % az
nonn.riad by the w tiers name. not necessarily I' pu'
tinn but as au evidence OF aatuentitlty. a'd '2r or ""a
sacrritv and il must be distinctly uh1Sta-'"' On" -
90 nI1nicat ion is inserted the ,ultor D.e5 NO c[S@'L
go Win die opinions express j by the writer, "ee@l
astee ant,G tn return nor preserve rejected manu-
scrirts Manuscript matter must be "tlIIe o"S o' '0
side of the Iapei. ou..unb
JOB IhlN AAN' neatuess and despatch
, 1913-11-15
KABNTER
EOl'nldRd.
02DER OF The DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting on MONDAY the 18th
November, 1913, at l o'clock p. IN.
precisely,

Appointment of 2 men for each Town,
Chri~stinnsted and Frederiksted, to JOIN
the Tax Commission fer the f~Xation of
the houserent for 1913.
Discussion on Proposal from Govern
ment concerning sale of the property
No. As A. Kings Street in Frederiksted
belonging to St. Croix Pauper Fund.
Introduction of and LIST Discussion on
Draft Of Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the Municipality of st. Crolx
for the financial yeal from lst April
1913 to 31st March 1914.
1. SUD Item YIN. The Road Department,
Streets etc. is granted:
a. For the enlargement and securing
of the road in front Of Oxford vii
...... Frcs. 300
b. AS compensation to the former
Chairman of the Road Commission,
Building Inspector J. Videb@k d
Frcs. 1900 yearly for 5 months.
FIRES. 625 90
z. Sub Item X. The Sanitary Department.
3. Expenses at the Communal hospitals
is granted:
a. Seniority allowance to the Head
Sicknurse at Frederiksted Hospital.
OlSUef OF Inc h6u CloHS Iloo
Julie I|versen, Frcs. 300 yearly or
for 10 months. ....... Frcs 250-00
b.. For hire Of servants at Peters Farm
Hospital, further Frcs. 60 0
8. SUB Item XT. Bwlding Expenses.
2. For repairs to public buildings
a. For repairs of the Wharf in Chris
tiansted. ........ Frcs. 9,991.00
b. For the repairing work
at Frederiksted Hospi-
tai. " 5,lO4.lQ
j. Sub Item XW Uncertain Expenses is
granted:
Forrefunding import duties and wharf
age on articles imported for church
use. Frcs. LOIS 80
). Sub Item XVIII Grant to an Agri-
neutrality-suspicious. Station is fur
ther granted 49,. ...... Frcs. 1,550.00
4 Introduction # and 1st Discussion on
Draft of budget for the Municipality of
St. Croix for the Financi Year from
the1st April 1914 to the 3lst March
1915.
Colonial Council, ST. Croix, the 18th No
mber, 1918.
KALMER.
Chairman.
jndag Is November Kl. 10.
s KIRKE
Gudstjenes,e.
T- 7 L M n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-08
carranza's Proposition.

NOGALES. Sonora. Mexico. Nov.
7-Nenustiano Carranza. leader OF the
Constitutlonalists. told Henry Allen
Upper. Of the International Peace 70.
rum. tonight that II the United States
would lift the embargo on the eNpOr
tation OF arms 10 Mexico he could
have 100000 well equipped men I'm the
field in 80 days.
MI. Upper. in repeating the prin
cipal features OF his Interview. said
Carranza had promised that IL the
embargo was lifted. he would give pro
lection 10 non-combatants and proper
y as far as was consistent with ian
aggressive and victorious campaign
His campaign would be directed
against the city OF Mexico. which he
would expect 10 control In three
months II his army were supplied
with sufficient arms and ammunition.
he said.
In another formal letter General
Carranza today asked Upper to be
HIS spokesman TO the American PEG.
pie SO far as the Constituencies
cause was concerned.
Mr. Upper said Carranza ives more
optimistic than he has ever seen him
before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-08
MINERS KILLED
Two Foreigners Meet Deaf In Ohio
Mines by Being Crushed by
Failing Stone.

Frank Buczek. OF Maynard. was So
riously crushed IN the Pursglove mine
last night about s o'clock. receiving
Injuries that caused his death a few
hours later. He. In company with an.
other miner. had gone into the mine
20 inspect the room before goine 10
work. after the day shift had gone OF
duty. He entered farther into Tho
room than did his partner. and when
the crash came euqoavored 20 gain
the entrance. but was too late Tho
stone FELL, pressing him AGAINST the
wall lie suffered a badly crushed
head. broken left arm and "a dIsIocatel
right arm. Dr. F~orsythe. OF MAYNARD.
was Immediately called and made ar
rangements for his removal 10 tho
North Wheeling hospital. brt before
the arrival 81 the train which would
have brought him hero. nc expired
The escape % his partner Is consid
"rel miraculous. He leaves a widow
and young son 70 mourn his loss
Another sad coincidence was that
just a few hours earlier IN the evening
another miner was KILLED az Ftirpoini
O u was impossible 10 learn his
name as little was known 81 the man
hut it is understood that he was mar
riet and had a largo family. IFS
death. - 's said. was caused by n fall
81 stone
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MAN HURT
Edward Putter Of the Island sustains
Painful injuries While Working
In Martins Ferry.

Ed"ard Rptt"r a well known man
residing ON the Island and employed
In the Riverside Bridge Works NJ Mar.
TINS Ferry. was the victim OF a ser.
ious accident while az work yester-
day evening that viii cause him 90 De-
on duty for som" time. He was work
ing 90 OBJ" plant moving some iron
WHOM be was struck ty "a crane and
hoth arms were broken and a number
o. Other Injuries about the body
Physicians were Immediately sum
m.ncl and tho Injured man wa,
rushed % lh" Martins Ferry Hospital.
whore his ir'urics were attended -o
AZ q late hour last NIGHT word from
Tho hospital was 90 the effect thN- the
mon was resting easy and would re-
cover.
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CHRISTIAN
MISSIONS
Ccortisnsd from Flr.t r.r,.l

De converted 20 the Christian re.
Iiglon.
A 10 the lov class Hiudus. the
missionary system. is one OF barreriug
material aie FOR converts.
lives Like a Lord
The missionary lives like a lord
with r.flHua af -rrvauf-
Dr Slas'ri told tho committee au-
pointed 90 act on his case that ~
stood by tho interview IN every re-
TAIL
% was NOT in.edine any attack.
he said 81 was asked questions
about conditions m my ountr ana
D told about them"
"\Inety-hvc out of every hundred
boys In this country grow IN I'M.
pure" declared Rev. ". T. Allen OF
jacksonville. discussing the "distinc-
tive features or tho White Cross SIN
rle league Of America. A. the after.
noon So sion.
william : Benne.t ~ New YORK
discussed the international phase
~ the white slave traffic"
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Attack chIhuahua.

Ell PASO. Texas. Nov. General
Francisco Paucha Villas rebel army
began a general attack on the city -
chihuahua tonight. according 90 ad-
vices received from chihuahua. The
battle began at dusk.
\ general attack was predicted by
General NerCaCC. commander OF the
Federal forces iu chihuahua In mes
sages sent out this afternoon % In
spector OF Consulat-s Miguel r Die
bold. OF this city. General Nercadu
stated IN the messages that the fight
ing continued throughout Thursday
night and 90 day in w. assault on o..
town. the rebels being reDulsed tcfa
times.
Reports issued hy the rebel junt.
% this city tonight tha; ChIhuahuI
had fallen into tho hands OF tho
rebels was denied tv Foderals Boz
fIl-Er
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BOY KILLED
IN COAL MINE
NINETEEN YEAR OLD DILLON.
VALE LAD CRUSHED TO DEATH
Caught Between Cars and Ribs Of
Shaft and Before Aid Gould Be
Summoned Was Crushed.

James Campbell. aged 1s. residing
al Dillonyale and employed in the
Provident mine No. :. met o horrible
death IN the mine yesterday az, ~
noon about 100 o'clock. when ne
was caught between some cars and
the ribs OF the mine shaft and was
crushed so badly that his death was
instant
He was found by another miner
a few minutes after the accident. out
before a physician arrived the lad
was dead. He was employed in tie
mine but a short time and was We'll
liked by all who knew him. HIS
body was removed TO an undertaking
parlor 10 be prepared for burial. afta-
which Il was removed 10 his homo
AT Dulonvale. Funeral Arrangements
will be made later.
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UNCHANGED
Workmen Of Fostorla Glass Company
In MoundsVille Hold Meeting.
But Give Nothing Out.

The strike situation at the Fostoria
Glass Company plant AZ Moundsvul-
remains unchanged Every membe.
q the union Is holding frm and last
evening and yesterday not a single
shop was at work m either OF the
three furnaces.
The union men hold a meeting yes
ferday afternoon at 2 o'clock. but fol
lowing the meeting a reporter was
told that nothing could b. given ou'
u S. thought. however. that the mon
VIII remain our until a member from
national headquarters can get 20 rha
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Mound City. at which time the mat
ter viii probably be adjusted.
President W. A. p. Dalzell made
the following statement yesterday.
" work under the joint conference
agreement and the men want q
change conditions without the action
of the joint conference. We are will.
ing hat the joint conference say what
shall be done. They are not wiling.
but have taken matters IN their Ggn
hsnds. Fol twenty years his fac.
tory has been working under joint
conference"
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wife on various occasions. II was
stated that he was never known to
drink and that his actions could not
be attributed e that cause.
Harry Peck and Dorce Radcliffe. col.
ored. were fined 81 and costs or ten
days by Squire Mowat. OF Warwood.
on a charge OF fighting. They took
the ten DAYS.
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DOUGLAS. Ar.z. Nov. 7.-Const.tu.
tionalists under General Obregon at.
tackled CulIaca late today. accordins
70 dispatches from Uermosillo. The
result was not known.
Obregon was said 10 have "a force OF
5000 including two batteries az artii.
iery. while the Federais numbered
about 1000. Culiaca is strongly for.
tilted. however. the Federals having
ten field pieces
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Offer Financial Assistance.

NOGALES. Sonora. Mexico. Nov
"A delegation OF sever Cubaus. 70.
puted both wealthy and influential. AT
rived here tonight 10 confer with Gen
eral Carranza. and 10 oter financial
aid 10 the Consttutionslists. accord.
ing 20 Carranza's followers.
The party was composed Of Ignacio
Arocena. Bablo G.. Manocal. Enrique
Melgar. Isidro Fernandez. Pedro IA.
merez. Pablo Ramerez and Manuel
BerCes.
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LUNAcY CHARGE.

Walter Yost. Of North Wheeling.
picked Mp last night by Officers
Cleary and Fullerton and lodged IN
the county Jail on a hnacy charge.
10 IS said that he was running around
over the streets IN a half naked con
n that he had threatened his
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20 contain coal. according o passen.
gers arriving here tonight from Can.
anea.
The coal was consigned % the
Cananea copper Company. but of
cials OF hat corporation refused 20
receive n. as IL had not been ordered.
The Constitutionalists -unloaded tho
car in the presence Of several hun.
dred uersOns
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TO INVESTIGATE
tcon,inn.a ,ro- rir,: r,r.,
things that # had no constitutions
right 20 do.

things that II had nc constitutional
right 20 do.
Criticism Timely.
His criticism OF these two sections
was accepted by Representative
Heating as timely and good. At this
junctrue Republican Leader Mann
raised the point OF no quorum and
before he had time to withdraw n
as suggested by his party colleagues.
a motion 70 adjourn from the Demo
cratic side vas heard. The Demo.
cratic side voted I'm favor OF adjourn.
ing. while the Republicans present
voted I'm opposition 10 u. or the
west virginia delegation. Represen-
tatives Brown and Nicely voted 10 ad.
Jorn. while Sutherland and Avis. their
Republican colleagues. voted against
". The latter are in favor OF the
investigation being made in Colorado.
as II was done in West Virginia. and
so stated In most emphatic terms.
Tho football team OF the West Vir.
ginian Wesleyan college. al Buck.
harmon. Will play the Georgetown
University eleven here tomorrow
The visitors will be entertained al
dinner and a theatre party after the
game by Congressman Sutherland and
Avis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hubbard. OF
Charleston. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold C.. Sherr. az their apart
ments in the Wingrove.
Congressman Moss introduced q
bin today for the relief OF the heirs
OF Jesse Lee. Perry Lee aud Little
Lott.of Writ county. for use OF horses
by the government IN the civil war
II provides for an appropriation OF
500.
Congressman Brown and Neely and
senator Con have returned from brief.
visits a. their respective homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-08

NOGALES. Sonora. Nov. Official
'onsti'utiouali-r adyices received ZOE
day said here hal been no recent
fighting in the vicinity OF Culiaca. e1-
ccpt when the Insurgents captured
t~uliaca-ti'o. across the river from
the capital. The city OF CuIiaca was
not invested. &, vas stated.