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Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
ID
 MAKE H|S TEST
B erIin Physician, \ ot Licensed in America, May
 Give Treatment If Named
 Resident Physician of Some Registered Hospital
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl

NEW YORK. March 5.-The city health authorities gave pr. r. F. Fried mann of Errlin. permiss;o:, t'iay to test his tre1ll'tnt which nc ciajr;s will cure tuberculosis. If Fr.es!mumn de cides to 'ndNs a test, :he beard or health will allow it to be undertaken at city institution.
 The board of health's sanction which was hitherto withheld, was granted after the visiting Berlin phJ Jsician sub mitted to the board tube containing a culture of the bacili
 pr Ernst J. Lederle. commissioner of health, said the department would test the culture on animals. Dr. Fried mann is barred from making general use of his discovery because he holds no state license as a practicing physi- clan. The sanction of the health au- thorities now gives any city hospital the privilege of making the German specialist a resident physician on it's staff.
 The New York county medical sOci- ety which protested against the tests because pr Friedman held no license will not stand in the way if any hos pital appoints the Berlin doctor a resi- dent physician. Under such an ap- pointment he would not need a state license.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
The
 Cause Of Failure
 TOMaintain OYdey
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH


 WASHINGTON. March 5.-Aroused by the failure of the Washington police department to maintain order during the progress of the suffrage pageant on Monday. the senate began an investi- gatiOn to place the responsibility for lack of protection to the women march, CTS Acting under a resolution adopted before the senate adjourned on Mon day. MT Gallinger. retiring chairman of the District of Columbia committee named Senators Jones, Dillingham; and Pomerene and investigating committee.
 At a meeting today the committee determined to begin it's hearing to- morrow with Major Sylvester, superin- tendent of police among the first wit nesses. Major Sylvester said today that his police were not to blame and that the force was inadequate to guard the line of march and handle the arrival of MT Wilson virtually at the same time. Requests for more men. he said, have been unheeded by congress for half a dozen years Miss Alice Paul, chair man of the congressional committee of the national suffrage organization has taken personal charge of pushing the investigation.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06

or in any other manner fomenting revolution, providing they put them selves in accord with the government within fifteen days from the promuI- gation of the decree.
 This same measure of clcmency was often offered by the Madero ad- ministration without result II is generally believed it will find more aceptances now, backed as it is by the warlikc methods of Hucrta. Am nesty may be still further extended to those released from Belem, the big city prison, at the time of the attack on the arsenal, who were serving terms of three years or less, except those who committed robbt y or theft The minister of justice sent a bill, with this object, to con gresS.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
Following Special Meeting of State Congress Warn ing is Issued That Federal Troops Must Not Be Sent Into That District
REFUGEES POUR
 INTO ARIZONA
Trains From South Bring Many Seeking Safety and Report General Campaign is on to Make State mde- pendent Republic
TAssoCIArED PRESS D1sPATCHl

HERMOSILLO, March 5.-The re pudiation of Huerta's provisional na- tional government was made official here today at a special meeting of the Sonora state congress which also is sued general call to arms to all people in the state to prevent the in trusion of the Huerta soldiers.
 Any attempt to bring the govern ment troops to Sonora will be re- sented." was the message sent by the state authorities here to the party in power at Mexico City.
 Provisional Governor Pasquiera is sued an announcement declaring:
 T am prepared to defend the state with my life
 He was appointed by the executive senate when Governor MaytOrena, now a refugee in Arizona was busted Cannon have been placed around the city and entrenchments are being dug.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
MRS PANkHURsT DISABLED.

LONDON. March 5.-Mrs Emmelne Pankhurst. leader of the suffragettes, has broken down completely. She has cancelled all engagements and gone to the country for a rest. This announce ment was made tonight at a suffragette meeting at Hampstead, where Mrs Pankhurst was scheduled to speak
 General" Mrs Florence Drummond took her place. Mrs DrummOnd no sooner began talking than a group of students scattered quantities of snuff, starting everybody sneezing. A lively scrimmage ensued between the atten- dants and the disturbers. Chairs were broken. blows exchanged and black eyes and bruises were plentiful.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
CHAMP CLARK RENOM|NATED
 F0R SPEAKER
Missourian Will A gain. WieId the Gavel While Underwood is Suggested to Succeed Himself Head ing Means Committee
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHl

WASHINGTON. March 5.-Spealler Clark was renominatcd Representa- tive Underwood, of Alabama, was again chosen chairman of the ways and means committee. the entire democratic personnel of that tariff making body named, and all house officers renominated at the harno- nious x-hour caucus of the demo- crats of the house of the sixty-third congress today
 The caucus was held in the house chamber and 270 of the 290 house democrats were present. Following are the nominations for ratification by the house when it meets in extra session on April l.
 Speaker, Champ Clark. of Missouri.
 Ways and Underwood, of Alabama, chairman; Harrison, of New York; Shackleford, of Missouri: Kitchin of North Carolina kainey, of Illinois; Dixon, of Indiana; Hull, of Tennessee; Hammond, of Minne- sota. Peters, of Massachusetts: Palm CT. of Pennsylvania; Ansdery. of Ohio. Garner, of Texas Cnew); Col Her. of Mississippi Cnew); Augustus Stanley. of Kentucky (new). Clerk of the house-South Trimble, of Kentucky.
 Doorkeeper-J. J. Slnnott, of Vir- ginia
 Sergeant at arms-Robert B. Cor l don. of ohio.
 Postmaster William M. Dunbar, of Georgia.
 Chaplain-Rev Henry N. Couden | of Washington, D. c. Democratic members of the ways and means committee will com mence the final revision of the tar | if next Friday, taking up the work l where the democrats constituting majority of the committee at tho last session of congress left it as a tentative basis.
 A resolution framed by Representa- tive Stanley, of Kentucky. to for
 ward his budget reform plan to re duce congressional appropriation was adopted. This recommended {,
 the house the creation of a specia committee to consider and repor changes needed to the rules regard ing the preparation of appropriation bills. and especially the feasibilit,
 of having all supply measures pre-
 pared by one committee
 Speaker Clarks speech in acknowl
 edgment of his renomination deal
 with the party's program and future
 He urged the carrying out of part
 promises, and said the only way t
 achieve this was for every demOcra
 in an official position to give tn
 best in him, and subordinate the in
 dividual ambition to che public veal.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
Refuqees to Arizona,

DOUGLAS, March 5.-Trains from the south today brought many refugees who reported that northern Sonora is in state of commotion over the pre- paration for general campaign to make the border state an independent republic Private telegrams received here from Mexico City say that Huerta has appointed Manuel Mascarenas pro- visionaI governor of Sonora with ord CTS to proceed to HermosillO and sub due the uprising there Messages from Hermosillo say that General Obregon has been appointed commander of the constitutionalistas in the rebellion against the government.
 Former Maderistas continue the mo- obligation of troops at Colonia Morelos below this point. Rebels camped 50 miles south of here declare they will make an attack tomorrow morning on Agua Prieta. the Mexican border town opposite Douglas. This report was brought here late today by a courier from the rebel camp here. 800 Nader istas under Generals Samaniego and Cordova are located.
 Desertions have repleted the Agua Prieta garrison to one hundred men and General Ojeda finds it impossible to get help from the interior.
 All of the seven hundred men and tn machine guns of the Ninth United States cavalry, which had two brushe: with Mexican troops over the line, were stretched along the border tonight BS order of the war department a guard oi negro troopers was placed over tht Douglas waterplant. This was re uuested by local residents.
 Nearly all the Mexican population here are sympathizers of the new Ma deristas Colonel Guilferyl received orders from Washington only to return the fire of the Mexicans over the lin' when it became necessary to protec American lives and to keep the patro under cover
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
Campaign Begins

MORALES. March 5.-A campaign against the Huerta forces in Sonora was begun late today when the state troops proceeded south from Her mosillo burning bridges along the Southern Pacific railway. This was done to prevent the federal soldiers coming north from GuaNmas. The state congress has rejected the Mexi- co City administration. through J. M. Paredes. the Huerta representative now at the state capital. The So- nora government told Paredes that if all Huerta troops are kept out of the state Sonora will remain neutral toward any other uprising elsewhere. But the insurgent state officials in sist on absolute local government. practically proclaiming independence
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
WAS WOMAN ROBBED?
Mrs. Mabel Mills Tells Story Which
 Sets Police Thinking.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHI

KANSAS CITY, March 5.-Mrs Mabel Mills of San Antonio. Texas. who was robbed of $41,00O or lost that sum after a visit to the home of friend in Evanston, H., last Sat urday night, arrived here today and registered under an assumed name. The Evanston police are mystified over the case and declare that Mrs. Mills, whose husband is real estate dealer in the Texas city, made little effort to help them recover the money. Mrs. Mills left Evanston without tell ing her destination,
 She said today she came to Kansas City to get away from the police and newspaper men. She told them all she knew about the robbery. she said. but they persisted in questioning her.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
SONORA REPUDLATING
 HUERTA GOVERNMENT
 ISSUES CALL TO ARMS
PEACE ENVOYS USE
 GUNS AND PISTOLS

FL PASO. March 5.-One fed eral killed and several Nader istas probably killed or wounded is the toll of battle between the peace envoys on their way to Mexico City, where the Huerta- rebel peace conference is to be held and Maderistas, who at tackled the envoys' train at Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua. yesterday.
 The rebels who apparently con trol the town. attacked the spe- cial train bearing the peace dele gates. Instantly the passengers returned the fire through the coach windows. using pistols and rifles The train returned to El Paso Among those on board was Dr. A Allen Tupper. the American vice president of the international peace forum.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
MANIEY LOSES APPEAL
Man Who Killed Taft Spectator Must
 Serve Sentence.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

Manley of the Texas National Guard, who killed a spectator of the Taft parade in Dallas nearly four years ago. today lost his appeal in the court of criminal appeals from a sentence of forty years for second de- gree murder. Louis Reishenstein, the victim attempted to cross a street which Manley was helping to keep clear for the president. ManIey claimed the shooting was uninten- tional.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
TRAGIC DEATH
 COMES IN SOUTH POLAR REGIONS
Members of Antarctic EX- pcdition Perish, One Fall ing Through Crevasse Taking Nearly All Food of Remainder of Party
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcHl


 SYDNEY. March 5.-Details of the tragic end of Lieutenant B. F. :. Ninnis. of the royal fusiliers regi- ment, and Xavier Mertz, who met death in the frozen south polar re- gions while members of the Aus tralian antarctic expedition. were told in q wireless message received here today from pr. Douglas Nav son. leader of the expedition. who also suffered great hardships.
 The wireless message received from Dr. Mawson. who is in Adelie- land. says:
 "On December 1, 1911, while we were exploring the new coast line 300 miles to the southeast of our winter quarters, Lieutenant Ninnis, with dog team and with almost all our food, disappeared down an unfathomable crevasse.
 "Dr. Mertz and myself with our inadequate supply of provisions and six starving dogs, then started over the plateau for our hut Bad weather retarded our progress and we subsist- ed chiefly on dogs.
 "On January r, 1912. pr. Mert2 died. his death arising from malnu- triton
 "On February arrived at the hut alone, having travelled through snow and fog and having been mira i culously guided by Providence 1 through heavily creyased areas. i The steamer Aurora waited at tho base until the weather conditions made it no longer safe. She Left { | few hours before my arrival at th' J hut. Six men were left there b! 1 the Aurora to prosecute search fol ! the members of the party"
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
OFFICE
 LIKE MONKEY CAGE.

WASHINGTON. March D. Hundreds of inauguration visitors thronged the vice presidents office today and so disturbed the equilib- rum of Marshalrs official duties. that he has determined to ask for d new room in the senate office building where he can put his feet on his desk and smoke cigar in peace"
 "I don't see that this room diff fers much from d monkey cage" said Marshall except that the visi- tors do not offer me any peanuts"
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
Amnesty is Aporoved

MEXICO CITY. March 5.-An ann nesty measure prepared by General Banquet, military commander of the rebel district. absOlving all political offenders of whatever kind, received the approval of congress today. The measure includes all persons now un- der arms against the administration
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
AMERICANS ARE RESCUED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

CARACAS, March 5.-Gun Bjorge and William Leslie Taylor of Duluth, two mining engineers captured last week by the MotilOnes Indians while making petroleum explorations in the vicinity of Lake Maracaibo, were res cued, according to official advices.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
Mavtorena Talks.

TUCSON. March 5.-Ex Governor Jose MoytOrena here today said: 'i expect every province like Termosillo to rise in flame against the usurper Huerta. Sonora will never stand for his government.
 The Sonora state congress today re pudiated the Huerta government and issued general call addressed to al the people in the border state.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
BOXING BILL
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHI

the Hilton Carroll boxing bill to le- galize bouts in the state it was learned today developed to such an extent the bill must be redrafted be- fore it will go through. One of the principal changes will be a provision empowering the mayor of Chicago to appoint a boxing commission instead of leaving the regulation of contests to a state commission
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
Maderos ;n Texas,

SAN ANTONIO. March 5.-Emil and Raoul Madero. brothers of Francisco, reported dead half a dozen times reached here after a 500 mile ride from Torreon to the border, crossing at Ma rathOn
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06
WEATHER TODAY.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March D. For Arizona: Cloudy and probably un- settled on Thursday and Friday

The thing is incredible" he de- clared. that any man fit for an of
 ficial station would let his personal likes or dislikes interfere with his cooperating with any other demo- crat in unifying the party in it's multifarious tasks to redeem pledges '
Arizona republican., 1913-03-06

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
Methodist Conference
Makes Appointments
FEWER CHANGES THAN HAVE
BEEN MADE IN PAST
TEN YEARS.
Conference Decides on FairmOnt
as the Place of Meet
ing Next Year.

special Dispatch 20 Tha Intelligencer.
EUCkHANNON. W. Va. Oct. "a
The seventy-seventh annual session
OF the West Virginia Methodist Epis.
copal conference adjourned here to
day shortly after noon. az which hour
Bishop J. w. Hamilton read the an.
pointments for the coming year. BY
night almost the whole number of
ministers had left the city and have
gone toward their work for the com.
ing year. Fewer changes were made
In the churches this year than have
been known in the past ten years
Practically none of the important
charges were changed and the major.
ity OF the smaller ones were left
with the same man in charge as was
IN charge last year. Bird returned
To Charleston. Hartinger TO Wheel
Ing. Jeness to Morgantown. Smith 10
Clarksburg. Arbuthnot TO Parkerstirc
King TO Elkins and Clark to Buck.
hannon, while the superintendent
remain the same as last year. Fair.
mont was decided upon as the next
meeting place and the seventy.
eighth session will convene al the
FIRST VI. r. church in that city next
tContinued on Page Elevenl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
NEELY ATTACKS
SENATOR COFF

special Dispatch 10 the IntsIliccnccr
FAlRMONT. W. Va. oct. ls.-Ma
jor NJ. VI Neely wound up his en-
paiEn in his race for election as CON
gresham from the First West \ir
elnia congressional district with q
long address before an ordinary sized
audience at the court house to1i.bt.
fairmonters turned out TO hear their
lelloW toWnsman. whose OratoricJl
powers are appreciated here. Their
presence was more OF q compliment
10 Major Nicely than an indication 60.
their belief in his doctrine. Major
Neeiy apparently failed 10 approcia,o
this iact. for he assailed Senator con
IN his address IN manner which
was ANYTHING bur pleasing 10 th" Fair
monters. who. only a few days avo
Llcd The opera house in tIe mids, ,i
busy weekday afternoon with .
crowd three times the s.zo of ..ai
which heard Major Nicely tonight. t1
listen 10 and pay their respects 90
Judge Gof The address OF Mais,
Nicely lost interest after his ATTACK
on Senator Con and his audience r,p
IDLY dwindled as his address co1-in
u"d Every Indication points fo ID
Republican victory IN this section ~.
morrow. and it is believed sVrap.
ing Hearne majority will be- rolled mn
in Marion county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
HOBSON'S CHARGE THAT THE
SPEAKER WAS TOOL OF
WALL ST. RESENTED
nderwCOd Greeted with Cheers
by Both Sides When He Re-
plies TO COwardly Attack.

WASHINGTON. oct. 13.-Repre,
sentative Richmond Pearson IIobsop
Of Alabama and his colleague. Major.
ity Leader Underwood. engaged I'm ,
bitter debate on the floor Of tbh
House 10 day over the senatorial con
lost in their state. in which they arr.
rival candidaf 's. The oratorical du.I
vas pr"clpitated by Mr Hobson re.
Herauns utterancoI he made la.i
week iu speech az Wcogufka. Ala
'hiimaiinr that Mr. Underwood was
th" tool of Wall street and the lsuor
interests and charging that he bad
gained hlahama's support to the last
presidential campaign under false
prefcnscs.
Cheers from Democrats and Ro.
pubHcans greeted Mr. Underwood AS
h, arose 90 reply and later when
Mr. Hohson tried to iuterrupt tbara
"'r" loud cries Of "St down. sir
H"Wn' youN" had your time"
ih" climax Of the dramatic er.,.
cam" when tho majority leader. FAC.
ihs about in DIS place .a-kcd
us th'r" any other man In this
Continued on Page seven1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
GRAND OLD MAN
IN GOOD HEALTH

special Dispatch To- The Inlelligencer.
ElklNS. W. Va. oct. T-"Father
Us in better shape than he has been
NJ any time during the summer" and
Senator Davis is feeling exceptional
ly well. were the replies respective
~ o. The senator sons. John T. Da-
Wis and the Davis family physician.
Or w. w. Goldin. when Informed to-
night Of the broadcast rumors that
the distinguished West Virginian was
seriously i'll. Senator Davis attended
Davis Memorial Presbyterian church
yesterday as usual and was busily en-
gagged all OF to-day in his office. maxi
ing preparations for removing to his
Washington home for the winter. His
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Lee. with the
other members OF the Davis house
hold. viii leave for washington We'd
nesday 40 which time Senator Davis
viii clos" his "Gracoland" home and
spend two weeks al the downtown
home OF his son. John r Davis com.
pleung the ARRANGEMENTS of his large
business affairs for Eis TEMPORARY alb
sence in Washington Senator Davis
Will De ninety years old on Novem-
Der lC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
Questions to the Voters

Do YOU favor putting West Virginia upon the free
list and driving the West Virginia grower business?
,h ycu do not, cast vote for Julian G. Hearne
DO you favor putting West virginia oats, and
potatoes the free list reducing earnings of the West
Virginia farmer?
If you do not, your vote for Julian G. Hearne
do YOU favcr reducing the profits limiting their
capacity to expand and business of the West yr
gnia tin plate manufacturers?
If you do not cast your for Julian G. Hearne
do you favor reducing the and lessenng the en-
poment OF the thousand employed tin plate
mills of the First District?
IL you do not vote for Julian G. Hearne
DO you favor putting West Virginia coal upon free list
ana hmng and invading the market of the West Virginia
coal operators?
If you do not. vote for Julian G. Hearne
do you favor reducing the West Virginia glass
products and lowering the Virginia glass work
eS TO the level OF the undered
workers Of Europe?
If you do not, for Julian G. Hearne
DO you favor putting representative the corrup Wat
son-C hilton combine in the House Representatives?
III you do not, vote for Julian G.. Hearne
DO favor tariff which either wines ont entirely
OF reduces from 30 TO 30 all the benefits which West
virginia farmers manufacturers and working men have en-
JOyed under protective tariff?
IT you do not for Julian c. Hearne
10 you favor tariff bill which the industries of
Ne" Jersey the home of Woodrow Wilson, cent while
protects the industries of West Virginia only 81 per cent?
IL you do not vote for Julian c. Hearne
Inc issue IN this campaign is clear between a nro
ce arH Tor the benefit of the American the Amer
can working and the manufacturer on one hand
hu a Tor revenue for the benefit of the European farmer
merchant manufacturer and working man on the other
IL Is between Julian q. Hearne, who for American
principles and for the building American INDUSTRY and
between VI W. Nicely. who stands American princpIes
ana the destruction OF American industry this issue has
heretofore been presented the First West Virginia
mas never "a'ered in its choice will waver to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
MRS. PANKHURST
TO BE DETAINED

WASHINGTON. oct T. When
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst. the mill.
tant British suffr. lette. arrives on
the liner La Provence this week.
probably Friday. shn viii be detained
a. the Ellis Island Immigrant station.
according 10 present plans. until a
special board of inquiry can deter
mine whether -h. comes within the
class ~ aliens excluded from th.
United State While the immigration
authOrities have issued no orders for
her detention. scores Of protests
against her admission lodgd with
immigration hadquartcrs here and
w''h the local authorities iu New
York. leave no other course open
70 IN authorities.
Officials h"r" -ay no protest
AGAINST Mrs Parkhursf- admission
have been received from Tine eocf.t,
opposed 20 woman suffrage or from
amy of its member on behalf of tho
organization. An cqu1I number ~
communication protesting against
her exclusion have been received
The controversy which BIAS been
stirred up bon advance of her landIr,.
officials point nu'. has created sit.
ua'ion which r1 single immigration
inspector would attempt 10 SETTLE
and no course remains hut fo datain
'h" British leader until her cr.a can
20 passed upon br 90 board of re.
f."' would h- lonn ln th. case
'i any other .i. rufed landing