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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
DECISION LATER IN
Big DAMAGE CASE
ARGUMENTS FOR NEW TRIAL as
FORE JUDGE HERVEY YES.
TERDAY
In Case o. W. Va. Pulp & PAPER Co.
vs.. 9 & o. Railroad Company.
FOR Damages.

Niior hearing t'r Ir.umout, Zoo the
cas-" OF tho West Virginia Pulp a pa.
p.r tomU1u. $751; baltimore q Ohio
hfilroad Company. judge Iorvpy. ir
iHrf Two o. tho Circuit Court. too.
ih" matter under adtiacmcnt aud will
render DIS decision later The case
was brought for the recovery of $50 O0O
in.-'. from 'nc defendant pompln,
." r'finHU claiming fblt sparks from
f.' .rriu.. OFF tho defendant compar,
caused lre nur1iua lrro amount
of uIIN wood which tIcy had piled
near fhr r.IlrOrI
Ifn Hr. occurred some time rro Ia
f0r yard. Cd. tho ullirrT company.
H'D hH1 stored Uuud short dist4uc.
west of Iu.hhauuou 80 tho trial in
september Goo jury Iu fha case re-
turned verdict for tho plaintiff for
H" sum OF SfsHfffg VE.roupuu tho
defendant mrln motion to SOC a.if.
fHr v"rdiC. of fhe Hr, aud grant "a
now trial Ths case took thr greater
part az u week FOR trial. and will like
If hn decided vifhin short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
COMMITTEE TO FIX
(continusa from. FIR. PAx.A

marked by friendly spirit. with an
expressed desire to harmonize and 10
face the common political enemy with
IA reunited and solidified party.
The resolution adopted, by its own
terms, expresses the party'S faith in
primary election OF delegates and in
the right o. a State To choose them at
large, but details of the method OF re-
ducing southern representation were
left TO n special subcommittee com
posed OF Chairman Hilles and Commit
teemen Warren. or Michigan; Borah.
Idaho; Smoot. Utah. Hadley Q1ouisi-
ana proxy. Howell Nebraska: Esta-
brook. New Hampshire: Barnes. New
York: Saunders. Tennessee, and Rem
NELL. Arkansas. The subcommittee
expects to make report at a meeting
OF the fun committee tomorrow. II
was predicted tonight that IL would
favor compromise between the plan
advocated by the Republican Congress
sional committee and by Chairman
Hilles and other leaders.
Deeqates-atlarge.
This plan would provide for dele
Eates-at-large from each state. one
from each congressional district and
additional delegates from each con
gressional district where the Repub-
lean vote bears certain ratio 10 the
whole vote.
With the adoption OF the report of
this subcommittee. the national com
mittee will adjourn probably until 1916.
In bringing IN a plan for reduced
representation the subcommittee Will
suggest how the plan shall be ratified
by the Republican voters in all the
states. The much talked OF referen-
dunn requiring that the plan must be
approved by Republicans in states
which cast two-thirds OF the total par
~ vote in 1908 was still in favor at
to-nights meeting
Debate during the dav practically
was limited TO a discussion OF the
need OF a special national convention.
Senator Borah doomed out as the
dominant figure among the commit
teemen who opposed "A special conven-
ton. while Former Governor Hadlev.
OF Missouri. and William Barnes. Jr
OF New York. led the forces allied in
its support. II there was an inclina-
ton toward bitterness at times and
IL pictures were drawn OF why things
happened TO the party IN 1912. thew
We're not dwclt upon az length and
10 was plain from the beginning Of
the meeting that the committeeman
realized that the pressing question
up for their decision was not tho
method OF change. bur the change IL
self
I'm closing the discussion for oppou-
ents Of the special convention plan
Senator BOrah express sod regret 10
find himself in harmony with such Of
his intimate friends as Former Gov.
ernor Hadlcy. Senators Cummins. of
Iowa. and Jones. OF Washington. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
FEDERAL GOOD ROAD
tcortinusi from Firs, Pass1

as soon as practicable after the act
takes enec- the bureau shall cause
report 20 be made by the chief
road engineer of each state and ter
ritory. showing the nature. condition.
extent. grade. location and general
character of the different post roads
In use. together with AN recommends.
tions which he shall deem IL proper
20 make
Shall Repair Roads.
Further. hat as soon a. practicable
after the tlng OF each OF said re-
ports the said bureau shall first
cause to De- repaired and put in first
class condition a. specified in said
ACT each 1t said post roads that re-
quires repair. thar in apporfIoning
the fund To- The different states and
territori"s the bureau shall NOT be-
guided hy their area or population.
nut rather by the necessity Of road
Improvement therein with the object
DO view al SWING Co each Of said
states ana territories Tho same sand
ara OF road efficiency. that said bu-
feau shall cause -aid post roads 10
Dc so constructed. repaired and main
tanned That mo- incline or grade shall
Poe sleeper or greater iu dcrroe than
Dr. niece -HfV Iu view of the turuefa.
ply of fhr locality. that they shall
Do provided with ample side bitches:
thft they hail he Kept continuously
we'll crowned and rOmpaDfoI hy drag
Einr nr other adequate means. 90 as
To- .h'd water into side bitches. and
.p idi 90. DO I"tIrIlll to have smooth
surface HuI Doc r's. ouatIy ua-sahIn
iof wheeled vehicle af 400 times
That uDflIns boz fi' utf .IHu prevent
any HItI" pf territory or subdivision
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I'm Tablet Or LEquGd Forn,)

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- 80 esss .crty ye.rs sGe ssssv careful .fudv
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ser uteI DO. % tsbssts es Dr. pS~rr. ,c~-aIa.
Hetsi. ossf.ie. Mo- verk-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
CARABA0 OFFICIALS
Continued from First Page1

Carabao. This letter. addressed to
the Secretary OF the Navy. follows:
Letter Of Committee.
We have been appointed by the
committee in charge OF the recent an
nual dinner. Military Order of the
Cardiac. a subcommittee to submit
certain data 10 the Secretary OF War
requested by him.
The sub committee also desires 70
express 10 you the deepest regret at
the critics ms in the press OF the re-
cent Cardiac dinner The society.
composed largely OF army and navy
officers. is greatly distressed that any
thing In its entertainment should be
offensive to its invited guests. The
principal song reported TO have given
onense was composed by soldiers on
the way TO the Philippines in 1899, and
has been sung at Carabao dinners and
on similar occasions ever since.
1t was not on the program for the
recent dinner. but was sung once and.
when asked for second time. was re-
fused by tho officer presiding at the
singing table. During the dinner there
have always been presented entertain
Ing features. and the songs have been
practically the same on all such occa-
sions.
1T has been stated in the press
that the songs were known In adj
vance. That Is true, as the song book
printed this year Is practically the
same as song books heretofore print
ed, twenty-nine out OF the thirty-five
songs being the same and the others
have not been mentioned as being IN
any way Objectionable
The printed statement that the
performance, according TO advance
statements given out by the Carabao
society, was designed to show the
lack OF sympathy for recent develop
ments and tendencies in the Philip
pine government - so absurd that Il ;
seems hardly necessary to deny f." I
Very respectfully.
y. b. Aleshire.
IT. II. Howard
Frank Mcintyre"
Took the Responsibility.
Later Dr. Joseph NJ. Keller. secre-
tary or the Cardiac and the only
member Of the committee not now in
active service announced that he was
responsible for the issuance of the
advance matter 10 the press concern
ing the banquet. lie said that when
the members OF the subcommittee
wrote their letter. they did not know
what had been sent out BY him and
that as a matter OF fact the advance
notices did confirm this sentence
with reference TO moving picture .
hlm portraying a Filipino colonel and
former desperate as being made gov
ernor OF province.
BY this film. Just as in last years
ironical Filipino declaration OF indie |
dependence. the Carabaos showed Z
their lack OF sympathy for recent de- /
velopments and tendencies in Philip ,
pine government
DR.. Keller said the advance matter
was prepared hurriedly and this sen
tence would have been eliminated on
careful inspection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
REALTY DEAL
Confined from First Pars1

northampton and Camden. the Earl of
'l'FDn "n' Niscount Portman.
Mr.. Mallaby- Deeley said tonight
That he had made the purchase mere
~ "a an investment and had no in
t"ntion Of changing the character OF
the estate. lie had no fear that
Chancellor Lloyd Georges land Iegfs-
lation would affect the value of the
u was a personal transaction. he
.. and no syndicate was behind
him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

Carabao. This letter. addressed &c
the Secretary OF the Navy. follows:
Letter OF Committee.
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THE DANSANT.

Fort Henry Club, Wednesday and
Saturday, Dece nber " and 2o-5ridqe
from to o'clock, dancing and tea
from TO 2 o'clock. Fifty cents per
person.
Proceeds are 10 GO to the poor OF
tne city for Christmas, to be distrib-
ute d by the Associated Charities.
To reserve table, phone Miss Nancy
peterson, Bell phone No. -, Alien
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

livery mother-cvery voman--houfd all
opportunity TO secure free copy DR. Pieree gr.,t 49,
me reopes Common Sense Medical Adviser m. Ill
sse you Information and advice vital importance.
~ soa certain To save suffering pain Send
in oassent stamps TO pay Just the mail
ing ana Wrapping the zoos pare. cloth hound
BOOK To Dr. Pierce. Invalids Hotel Buffalo N "
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the earliest possible time the desira-
bility of establishing wireless teIe-
graph stations along the Ohio river.
10 be for use in time OF flood He has
had this up with various departments.
but II has not progressed as fast as
he desires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
IVES TOYS
MAKE HAPPY BOYS.

There's never q dull minute
FOR the youngster who owns an
Ives Miniature Railway system.
Buy them here. You can select
from our large assortment e.
sctiy the train you want. N you
wish a complete mechanical
railway system you can buy one
at from 500 Up 20 $500. The
electrical system costs. com.
plete, from $3.50 up. Addition.
al parts. such as tunnels. sta
tons. bridges. switches. track.
age and cars. may be bought AZ
any time. Look ~ them today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
REBELS AT
CHIHUAHUA
Continued from Flrs. PAGE,

~ causing still further ernharrass,,,..,,,
h.f these ruWors are denied bv the man.
ayers.
business men fear the refusal To- re-
deem the notes VIII cause o. rum ON tho
.f1t" banks 10 is known. however
WAT perhaps majority Of these are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
Taxes nap at Barnes-

There Is no more astute political
isener IN the country. representing the
views ne does. than Mr.. Barnes. OF New
= ORR; ana unless some change IL made
ne VIII Just as surely be a. potent In the
con tention OF 1916 as he was in 1912"
. are you AFRAID 20 make AN issue on
that! interrupted Mr. Hadley.
don't want to do ~ with my hands
ned and my feet hobbled" Senator
borah reph' III can be permitted
10 go into the fields and the by-Nays
and tell men that they can 20 to a con-
Nention OF their party and assure them
that they can be seated after they &c,
there. l will take "A cannce on a ffsb,
with the friends OF the old system OF
doing things.
his may and may not be a parting
OF the ways. but I would not be candid
did not say that the Republican
party must he progressive. that q mist
ADOPT progressive platform and noml-
maze a progressive candidate for Presi-
senator Jones made a conciliatory,
Speech, and announced that while he
favored special convention. the main
Idea was to get together.
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Others whom he held IN high regard
Inc senator asserted that a conven-
tioh IN 1914 would merely result In full
nihetlon IN the air" and that the pro-
kressiNe element IN the party would toin
IN II Turning toward Mr.. Barnes OF
sew York. with whom he had brnsh
AZ the Hilles dinner last night. Senator
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
Don't Forget
Don't Forget
THE GRAND
CONCERT
Hammond Theatre
Hammond Indiana

BY the Royal Gwent Glee Singers of
Wales, England, Saturday evening,
May 3rd
Lovers of music should not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity
to hear productions from one of the
greatest choirs on earth.
Doctors and Professors OF Music
throughout the States declare this ag-
gregation of male singers to be
marvellous in rendition.
Specials cars leave and return to
East Chicago, Whiting, South Chicago
and Indiana Harbor on night of con-
cert.
Tickets can be obtained at the Or
pheum Theater, R. S. Smith, Warren
ST., r. Jenkins, 230 Holman St., T. G.
Davis 334 Calumet Ave-, Hammond,
and through John Roberts East Chi
cago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
DISTRICT MEETING TO TAKE
PLACE At Rensselaer,

Rensselaer,. Ind. April 2s.-The wom-
Hammond district of the Northwest
Indiana Conference will hold its annual
meeting here Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 2g and 80. at Trinity NJ. E. church.
The music will be in charge of Mrs.
Harper. The delegates will be assign
ed Tuesday morning after registration
at the church. The afternoon meeting
Will be called at 1 o'clock. when devo-
tional services will be conducted by
Mrs. william Reed, of Brook Mrs. w
H. Parkinson will deliver greeting to
the visiting delegates and Mrs. Fred
Stephens. of Indiana Harbor. will make
response Following the appointment
of committees, etc, the conference offl-
GERS will be introduced and the cor
responding secretary, Mrs. w. z. Gil
| lett. of Whiting. will make her report
The report OF the treasurer. Mrs. b. F.
Veal. of Michigan City, will follow
The department secretaries will repor,
and discussions will follow, the follow
ing subjects and speakers constitutine
the program:
Mite Box, Mrs. William Broadie
Remington.
Supply, Mrs. Idella Amber, Star City
Literature. Mrs Laura Weston
Brook.
Tithing and Temperance. Mrs. a. r
Putnam. Valparaiso.
/ Young Peoples Work. Mrs. b. c
Lukens. Indiana Harbor.
From to Z o'clock a reception vii
be held at the church parlors, tn,
Rensselaer, auxiliary being hostesses.
The evening session will open witt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
A BRIDGE PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilson were
host and hostess to the members of the
Saturday Evening Bridge Club at their
home, 19 Mason street last Saturday.
The party was one of the most delight
full OF the week end social affairs. With
the members of the club Mrs. Wilson
entertained her mother, Mrs. F. r.
Mott. Bridge whist was played at
four tables. High scores were made
by Mrs. Ralph Tenant and DR.. Harry
b. Hayward. The honors were award
ed after several games of cards had
been played. prettily appointed two
course luncheon was served during the
evening Sixteen covers were laid. Ar
arrangements have not yet been made for
the next meeting but announcement OF
1T will be made among the members
later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
STATE CONFERENCE ON
NEW VOCATION LAW

law and without delay begin to apply
1t to their use.
/. The agricultural committee of the
bankers organization has asked the
officers of many other associations and
institutions to join in making the con
ference a success both in attendance
and in educational value. That these
ends may be accomplished a general
committee has been appointed. making
its headquarters at sol Chamber of
Commerce. indianapolis The secretary
of the conference committee is Andrew
Smith. secretary of the Indiana Bank
ers association. The general commit
tee includes Charles L. Goodbar. chair
man, of Charlottesville; w. w. Bonner.
Greensburg; r. s. Todd. Bluffton: F.
II. Wilson. Michigan City. John c.
Zulauf. Jeffersonville. all on the bank
ers' agricultural committee: Governor
Samuel l. Ralston: Professor G. l.
| Christie. Purdue university, Lafayette
Professor w. A. Rawles, IndiaSa uni
versiy. Bloomington: t. A. Coleman
Rushvil1e. representing the Federation
of Agricultural associations; Mrs. vir-
| ginia c. Meredith. Cambridge City. In
diana Home Economics association T.
NJ Kingsbury. editor of Indiana Farm
Grain Dealers association. Indianapo-
Ifs; C. b. Jenkins. Nobiesville. indians
Mllers' association; Hon. Charles w
Fairbanks. Indianapolis. Indiana For
estry association; Professor E. r
| Cumins. Indiana university, indiana
| Conservation association; Charlie:
Downing. indianapolis. Indiana STATE
| board of education: Harry Meisse. In
dianapolis. Indiana Manufacturers as
citation: C. A. Greenhouse. state su
perintendent of public instruction; L
H. Lewis indianapolis Chamber o
Commerce; Frank Duffy. indianapolis
organized labor; II. f. Kinney, Indian
apolis Board of Trade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
REALIZE A NICE SUM.

Committee No. of the Deborah So
ciety had home bakery for sale at
Summer Drug Store in South Holman
street Saturday. There was a large as
sortment of home bakery goods and
every article was disposed of. The sale
Melted a nice sum which will be used
by the society for the benefit of the
First Christian church. Next Wednes-
day at the regular meeting of the So
ciety the members of Committee No. .
will have home bakery for sale and
cordially invite the public to attend.
The members will meet for an all day
session. In the afternoon there will be
quite an important business meeting.
Mrs. Harry Hatfield is chairman of
lCommittee No. g.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
COMING EVENTS.

The members of the r. =. II. Club will
he entertained by Mrs. A. o. Merrill at
her home, Col Michigan avenue Tues
day afternoon. 1t will be she semi
monthly thimbie party of the club.
Tuesday evening the members of the
n. n. Embroidery Club VIII meet with
Mrs. John j. Ciaussen at her home In
state Line street. Mrs. Claussen will
he hostess mt a thimble party.
Mrs. W. J. WINERY of East state
street Will have the members of The
Optimistic Club as her guests at a
thimble party Tuesday afternoon.
The members of the Young Ladies'
Club Will give n party this evening al
Weis Hall In state street. They have
arranged delightful program for tbs
entertainment of their guests. 1t Will
be the second party at which they havs
entertained this year.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
cfety of tEe First Methodist church vii
take place Wednesday afternoon of thi'
week at the home of Mrs. Julius Dun
sing. 1Os Carroll street.
The "Y" Branch of the w. c. II. u
will meet Monday evening at the hom'
of Miss Agnes Mcguire. ESQ Oakie.
avenue. Important business will b.
TRANSACTED after WHICH tncEc Will ne
social hour. program Inns been ar
ranged for the evening by the chair
man of the program comittec. Mis-
Ruth webster.
Mrs. Frank Lowery of Indiana ave
nue will entertain the members of tn
l.. g.. Il. Club Wednesday afternoon.
The members of Circle No. 1 will b
| ente rtained Wednesday afternoon in
| stead of Thursday of this week mt tn
home of Mrs. George Elder In soutl
| Holman street. Cards will be the en-
tetrainment for the afternoon.
| The monthly meeting of the Standar
Bearers Will he held Tuesday evening
April 20 at the home OF Miss Mari
Robbins in Manila avenue.
1 Mrs. Fred Friedlander. 30 Maso
son street will be hostess to the mem
hers of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Societ
Wednesday afternoon. April 30th.
was first announced that the meetiD
would be held at the home of Mr.
lAdolph Hirsch but account of sick
ness I'm the Hirsch home other arrange
rnents had to be made.