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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10
Russell Bests Shawkey

Philadelphia, August 9--Singles by
Weaver, Russell and Chappelle in the
sixth inning scored the former and gave
Chicago a l to victory over Philadelphia
today. Russell and Shawkey had a fine
battle, with tn visitors getting more than
one hit in e -wo innings and the home
= 90 ~, oni 4. o., gpara.
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Summary; Home run, Blackwell Two
base hits. Hardage. Hawkins, Walden
Billingsley. Struck out Hawkins T.
Banniston 4. Bases on balls. Hawkins 8
Stolen bases, Donaldson. Bannister
Wild pitch, Bannister. Hit by pitcher
Newkirk. Time of game, 1880. Umpire
Burke.
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Appalachian League
ANNIsTON TEAM BANaUETED
Admission. August 9.-(spe-

Anniston. August 9.-(Spe-
cial. )-The Anniston baseball
team were honor guests at
love feast given by the Annis-
ton fans at the Alabama hotel
this evening. j. II. Edmondson,
president of the local club, pre-
sided and toasts were drunk to
Manager Shepperd, former Man
ager Harmon, President Ed
mondson and others. Admission
will take the road next week,
playing at Talladega and La
Grange. The Georgia Alabama
season closes on August Is.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Red Sox Easy

Boston, August 9.-Detroit batted Collins
hard today and won from Boston, to 8.
Boston drove Wilet from the box in the
seventh inning after four singles had been
made off him with two out. Dauss, who
succeeded Willett, stopped the scoring in
catch of long fly hit by Cobb was a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10
Yankees Trounce Browns

New York. August 9.--New York won
an uphill victory from st. Louis today.
to 5. The visitors got four runs in
the first inning, when Fishers pitching
was easy. Ford held the Browns to one
run for the remainder of the game. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

*Batted for Lapp in ninth.
SEATED for Shawkey in ninth
Score by innings:
Chicago ...-.............-........ 600 0U 009--1
I'blidutlpilid ......-............- w UO0 wv
Summary: Two base hits, Chase, Baker,
Schang. Sacrifice hit, Bodie. Stolen base,
Collins. Double plays, Weaver to Chase:
Oldring to Collins. Base on balls, Russell
g. Shawkey g. Struck out, Russell 2,
shawkey l. Time, 200. Umpires, Fergu-
son and Connolly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

Summary: Stolen bases, Lamar, Henry,
Craven. Sacrifice hits, Henry 2.Base on
balls Batson 2, Luttrell s. Wild pitch,
Luttrell l. Two base hits, Lamar, Rice.
Double plays, Shepperd to Lamar. How
ell to Griffin. Time, lao. Umpife,
White.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10
WALTER JOHNSON
CHEERS SICK BOY
Wonderful Pitcher Brings
Boy to Health by Ball
and Letter

Washington, August "a baseball
and an autograph letter from Walter
Johnson Washingtons premier pitcher.
did more than medicine could do to
bring about the rapid convalescence of
Warran A Slee youthful admirer of
the big ball tosser.
Johnson, whose numerous admirers
include scores of youthful FANS"
heard of the serious Illness of the lad
and wrote to him. sending a baseball
h chad used In pitching the Washing
ton team to victory. The boys recovery
since receiving the letter has pro-
gressed rapidly.
Rejected, But Not Crushed
From the London Opinion.
"No, Tn sorry but I'll be sister TO
YOU
Pardon me, / have plenty of sisters.
What l wanted was mother
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summary: Two base hit, Cree. Three
base hits, Williams, Cree, Peckinpaugh.
Sacrifice hits, Caldwell, Johnston, Bal
enti. Sacrifice fly. Sweeney. Stolen bases,
Cree, II. Williams 2, Sweeney, Knight.
Struck out, Fisher /, Ford l, Weilman
2. Hits. Fisher 8 in 2-3 inning, Ford
in Ia innings Weilman in 2-3 in
nings. Baumgartner 0 in Ia innings.
Time, 1:5S. Umpires, O'Loughlin and
Sheridan.
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PITCHER GRIMES MAHRIEs

Chattanooga. August 9.-tSpe-
cial )-Burleigh Grimes, the SEN
sational HEAVIER from Ottumwa,
Ia, sent here by the Detroit
Americans, was married at the
home of Norman (Kid) Elber-
field today to Miss Florence Pat
ten of Atlanta, Ga.
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summary. Two base hits, RoXie,
Clarke, Jorda, Powers, Williams.
Frentz. Sacrifice hits. McCraney, Roxie
Reinecke. Stolen base, Whitfield. Base
on balls, Frentz Roberts 2 Struck
out, Frentz ., Roberts 10. Nit by pitch
er' Roberts Time. 1:45. Umpires, Swami
and Welch.
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Change Brings Victory

Washington, August 9.-Manager
shifted his line-up today,
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Stated for Lapp in ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
PAPES! BREAKS
A COLD AT ONCE
FIRST DOSE OF PAPE's COLD COM.
POUND ENDS ALL GRIPPE
MISERY.

You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
In head. chest. back. stomach or limbs.
by taking a dose OF Pape's Cold Com
pound every two hours until three con-
secutive doses are taken.
II promptly relieves the most miser-
able headache. dullness. head and
nose stuffed up. feverisbness. sneez-
ing. sore throat. mucous catarrhal dis
charges. running OF the nose. soro-
ness. stiffness and rheumatic twinges
Take this wonderful Compound as
directed, without Interference with
your usual duties and with the knowl-
edge that there is nothing else in the
world. which will cure your cold or
end Grippe misery as promptly and
without any other assistance or bad
ofter-effects as a 25-cent package OF
Pape's Cold Compound. which any
druggist can supply-accept no sub
stitute-contains no quinine-belongs
In every home. Tastes nice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
FIGHT FOR THE
MUSICA MONEY
Three cornered Fight Opened In New
Orleans for the Transfer Of the
MusEa Valuables.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 90
three cOrIIered legal fight opened
here today for possession OF the
money and valuables recovered YES
terday from members Of the family
al Antonio Musica. the New York
hair importer. who is held in iaiI with
his three sons and two daughters IN
connection with alleged invoice
frauds aggregating almost a million
dollars. including almost 800 O00 ia
cash taken from members OF tho
family. the property which the police
hold IS estimated at close To 500. 900
IN valus
The public administrator filed AZ
plicatirn In the district court asking
that tie money and valuables be de-
ltvere6 into his possession. alleging
that there ls mo- claimant or known
owner of ID" property Attorneys fo.
the american Bankers Association
oppotcd Tho transfer ~ tho propcrtv
To ~" public administrator and Will
cndoavor 10 have ~ transferred 10
New York. Tho Musicas employed
an attorney 20 look after their inter
"sts. and 20 d. said that tho claim
that part ~ tho cash recovered
by ~" detectives fs tho personal
prop'rty az Grace and louise Musicl.
daughters or Antonio Eighteen
thousand dollars BOO cash was taken
irnfn Grace Mu.ica's coraot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
NASH KNEW OF THE
TAKING OF MONEY
Prosecutor Finds Evidence That In
dieates Former Governor Knew Of
Taking Money From Treasury.

CoULTMBUS. March eo-Delvi1i.
into the nlos in the state house. Couc.
- Prosecutor r. G. Turner. tonight
found letters which indicate that for
mcr Governor George h. Nash knew
~ the withdrawal ~ |unds from the
state treasury and their deposit "a
banks Tor private interest purposes. a
practice nCaint which tho governor
strougly protested.
The finding II tho letters was one ~
the results Of m Investigation now %. -
ing made 10y state and county ofncia =
In the affairs II tho dcf,Inct columbus
savings Bank q Trust company.
which involved the integrity Of former
state officials and local bankers. The
letters were transcript Of short hand
iotcs by clerk ia the office 90 the
governor and wer. addressed 70 Z q.
cameron, state treasurer. under Gov
'rrur Nash I'm 1903. In which the GOV -
crn0r demanded that "a complete ar-
counting be- made
~ o. alleged by Prosecutor Turn.r
that DO has records Coo show that 500. -
nH" was hurri"dly transferred from 'ha
Columbus bank Co tho state treasury
and that an auditing commit
fee. appointed by the governor. found
the accounts ~ ~" treasurer 600 good
shape Immediately affnrward Pros ..
rutIr Turf. O. r-t.. fho funds Wsr.. re-
turned Co. tho bank
After .orf.r'u,r with Gntsrur-
cox today % wa- announced fftt
300 600 m bonds owned Dr.. fh, IIn't
and now ou deposit with 90. state
treasury. eau POI. sold and l fI Do .
cent dividend ruuI tu tus banks a..
ptsitor-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
B. & 0. FREIGHT
TRAIN WRECKED
BROKEN FtANGE CAUSES TEN
CARS TO LEAVE TRACK.
accident Occurred at Point About Two
Miles West Of West Alexander
About o O'Clock.

About o'clock last night a through
freight train westbound on the Pitts
burgh & Wheeling division OF the b. &
o. Railroad met with an accident
about two miles west OF West Alexan-
der. resulting in the derailment Of ten
freight cars and tying up the entire di-
vision. The train was travelling at a
fair rate Of speed when a broken fange
on one OF the cars threw the car TO
the south side of the track. and Il
pulled nine other cars with IL, throw
Ing them over the bank before the
/ train could be brought TO a stop. For.
tunately no person was riding on the
cars and none OF the crew was In
jured.
Wreck trains from the Pittsburgh
ana benwood yards were sent TO the
scene or the accident. and at midnight
II was announced that the track could
not be cleared for three or four hours.
The "Cannonball," due to arrive in
the city at 11:45 O'Clock, was detoured
over the Pennsylvania Railroad from
Pittsburgh TO this city. while a spe-
cial train to handle traffic at interme-
! date points on the b. & o. was made
up and arrived in West Alexander
where passengers for this city and vi.
cinity were transferred TO a West Viz
ginia Traction G. Electric Company
car and arrived hero at 1870 O'Clock
this morning.
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Miss Clara kimkee formerly n, ,ht.
yesterday.
bliss GREGORY. who has been the guest
az ths krinkel home for some tins re-
turned 10 Columbus yesterday
ire High school basket bail team,
Tieyed TIE Wellsburg team last evcntnr.
Many OF the local people attendiny
S"iieBt VIII be home TO spend Easter
russell Thompson will be home ,bis
evening To spend Easter with his
sam Marker. who was so unfortu,,,.
as To rail- and break his arm. on tie
Jones bowling alleys some time ago. is
Several very interesting window Dis
paration for Easter
Inc American restaurant is HAVING a
ness NJ just
The High school base ball team was
out Tor practice yesterday
anyone having any items OF interest
phone. '' D'I4
Coffey Shipman was arrested vestsr.
Gay on the charge Of being drunk lie
only arrived home from the work iouse
Iuesday after serving long sentence
Mrs. Jesse DHliison and children viii
leaNe March 30 for Colorado springs.
visit her parents
Tue streets have All been given n ROOD
cleahnig ana are n good share now
Brock Brown made business trim %
Mount Pheasant yesterday.
\ large amount OF attachments ara
h'.'s filed IN the justice Of peace offices
these DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
CIR USADE AGAINST
SLAVERY TRAFFIC
Illinois Statesmen Leave for Wash,
ington 10 Ask Wilson 20 Call
National Conference Of
Governors.

CHICAGO. March 20.-Lieutenant
Governor Barratt O'Hara and four
state senators. composing the legisla-
tive vice commission. left tonight for
Washington. TO ask President Wilson
u call Il national conference OF gov
errors and lawmakers to institute 4
countrywide fight on white slavery
The senators in the party we're Neils
JUL. Edmund Beall. r. J. Tossey and
ID T. WoOdard
Besides asking that a conference
be called. the commission will petit
tion for federal investigation OF
women's wages and request the Presi-
dent TO make public declaration
giving his moral support TO the work
being done by the commission. The
meeting will take place Saturday
noon. The party will return SUNDAY.
The plans suggested by Or Mau-
rice Loebel for aggregation 81 sexes
in the city schools will be investi-
gated by the committee on its re-
turn. The physician says the adOD-
ton OF such a plan would greatly aid
In the teaching Of sex hygiene.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
BAR JAPANESE FROM
LAND 0NERSHIP
California Legislature Divided on Sub
Ject Of Selling Land to
the Japanese.

SACRAMENTO. Calf. March 20
Gable dispatches as to how Japan
would regard the passage OF an alien
land law by the California Legislature
prohibiting japanese from owning or
leasing real property I'm this state
had the effect today of dividing legis.
itors into two groups-those who favor
such law at any cost and those who
seek TO reconciliate Japan while at
the same time carrying out the main
idea OF anti-alien ownership.
Senator Sanford. author OF the most
stringent Of the four Senate measures
bearing on the subject. said today he
was unwilling TO yield to any compro-
mise. Senators Wright and Thompson
OF the judiciary subcommittee. to
which the bills were referred. said
they would not favor action that
threatend to infringe upon the treaty
rights OF any foreign nation.
Senator ThimpsOn directed his
clerks today to gather copies OF all
allen land laws enacted in other
states for the use OF the sub-commit.
tee
Senator Curtin. the only Democrat
on the committee announced himself
as in favor 81 n Law that wiuld bar
from land ownership japanese and all
other foreigners not eligible under the
federal laws to become citizens OF
California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
YAQUI INDIANS
ON THE WARPATH
Americans Being Rushed 90 Douglas
Prom MEXICO. Where Indians are
Threatening Town.

DOUGLAS. Ariz. March 2O-Ameri-
can women and children from the min
irg settlement a. Caran~a, sonora ARE
being rushed o. The border tonight 100
automobile several hundred Ia4uIH.
led by General Dbregou. chief .f tu. boz
FufEeuf state troops are reported mat
ching on fhe town. rarrieur-d by three
furdraI and nifty fndcfala.
Colonel Moreno fels .ul comma uIrr %
CauanfI. expect. gsrrrHI OREGON ate
tex 90 the morning
The s.dvanre OF General rhreEuu Dr
Canaue. ls a. deviation from hls au-
uourre1 plan ~ on immediate attack 800
Mace anf tts bottled ur little force -
federal here under General rirIH IT,.
Vague now advancing uu TarHu-f .ur-
pusr tIr force prev .Hlalt ordered fI
NHrp Ferfrnl fzrrr.u fulfruIrr them.
took rpurarI arf turned f.s attack ON
Can. rr.t U|eauu.ttIJ fY present f.r
faraurt FHrr'arr frrrl rurrsr.rE rf..Ia.
The Tnlu.. aff moving ur I.f f.fH. I
line NJ trr eWtHfru Iar.f. Yr .Irt...
which furF fr.w e.vflf- .nIf'...f .t
Crnnuen and north Hr.lr foo -H..
Anton I.I.f" f...N.. H.U.. .fffn
rsbei g.r. rfff $500 .sU .rl.rf. o
~ have - F.f FH.fsg..... Sonata. .Iff. r
Ameri r..I.rf. "aI -.r... .f.f.
in.ufRrrfs ''f against rfr ht.. urt
reached fINI.
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Mrs. IT. A elem and daughter. Of
Flush ne. were visitors In the city yes
terday
bridgeport water rents are due April.
LIST
Anyone having any items Of interest
Tor this paper call 3i2-J ON the Bell
phone
Mrs Robert Gifen who has been III
Tor some time was on the streets yestcr-
day.
Good Friday will be observed In sew
cral local churches today.
Entries still continue ~ come in to
Manager Ginen Of the Bridgeport Howl
cry for the tournament TO be held next
week
Shtrles Trouteu IS slightly improved
1t his home after severe Illness.
Thee was no cases So police court
yesterday and none are scheduled for
today.
new front is being put IN the How 10
drug store.
John Cook wss IN St CIairsviIIe yes
terday on business.
Many local PEOPLE will spend Easter
with relatives out 81 the city
The German Alliance held a we'll at
tended meeting last night IN Schaner' =
hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
BRIDGEPORT
Attempted to wreck Car.

Wednesday night an attempt was
made To- wreck a car OF the Wheeling
line 1t seems a drunken foreigner
was trying TO steal a ride to Barton on
the rear fender OF the car and when
the conductor noticed him he refused
To pay and was promptly put on the
car. On the return trip to Wheeling.
II was going at a good rate OF speei.
when the motorman noticed a log across
the track where the man was put on
the car. He quickly applied the brakes
and brought the car to a stop after roll
ling the log along the track for some
distance. Several passengers were
shaken up. but none were injured. a
search was made OF the premises. but
he could not be found. so the matter was
reported To the local police and they will
investigate the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
MAN BELIEVED To
HAVE BEEN MURDERED

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. March %
Luther Fiddler. aged rs. OF Pikevillc.
Ky. was found dead beside a Balti-
more and Ohio railroad track just east
OF Huntington today and the police
are investigating the AFFAIR as eyi-
dence has been disclosed which indi-
Gates that Fiddler might have been
victim OF foul play His skull had
been crushed and pieces OF his body
were found scattered along the track
II Is believed that Fiddler may have
been robbed and his body then placed
on the railroad track:
Letters found In his pockets are be
lieved by some 10 furnish an explana-
ton OF the fact that he vas apparent
~ wandering They we're written
from a girl in kiwauie. Ky Tho first
were tender missivcs encouraging him
To believe that the girl preferred him
10 his rival. The last one written in
January. told her decision. not 10
further accept his attentions as a
lover and urging him 20 forget her
or remember her only rs a friend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
ONLY "CASCARETS'
If CONSTIPATED
GENTLY CLEAN YOUR LIVER AND
coNsTlPATEo BOWELS WHILE
you SLEEP

Take Cascaret tonight and thor.
ouehly cleanse your Liver. stomach
and Bowels. and you will surely feel
great by morning. You men and wom.
en- who have headache. coated tongue
can't sleep. are bilious. nervous and
upset. bothered with n sick. gassy. dis.
ordered stomach. or have backachs
and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
win tascarets-or merely forcing n
passageway every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases. take the excess hIle
IRON the liver and carry eff the con.
stipated waste matter and poison from
the intestines and bowels.
remember. n Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. A 10.
cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action: a clear head ana
cheerfulness for months. Don't forget
the children.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
Awarded Prlzes

The second number Of the Americas
Club lecture course was held in the
First ". +. church in this city last
evening. the attraction being the Beu-
lah Buck concert which greatly
pleased the large audience. The first
prize. for the best essay on the needs
OF Bellaire. was awarded TO Charles
Haywood. Of the High school Tho
second prize was awarded To Miss Do
rothy Cox. a pupil OF the Indian Run
school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. March 20 Arrived.
Majestic. southampton. Cleared.
President Lincoln. Hamburg. Car.
Iathia. Maple Caledonia. Glasgow
Sailed IL Provence. Havrc. Baltic.
Liverpool
QueorstoWu Sailed Sew YORK.
from southampton. for Ncv York
Liverpool Sailed Celtic. for Nor
York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
ONCE WEALTHY BROKER
DIES pENNfLESS

NEW YORK. March steven
Nsn Cullen White. known az -Dhacon'
WHITE who won and lost several for.
zones tr stock r1rket speculation.
nled pcnnIess. THIS was stated by
--l1tives todsy. VINO declared that No
duplication Tor the appointment o. an
70w i1iffrafcr VII he urarf for tine
reason that there is nothing 70 al.
rriniftcr
Deacon" Whites rsort noted
rIunqe' IN the market was D pur
v1ase ~ focC)foO bushels o. corn
1921 The bottom fcI out ~ the
-0arFet before he had chance 20
dispose q his hoidinua and MS third
i0rtune was swept sway He died m
January - tfe ace - 81 years
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-il.L. Korea. March 90 Tho yor
f''' m fFr fuff lItr ..u.f
cfH" ~ fhD Jos Korean charged With
..n.Ir.f. 'e.fna fhr Japanese eut
'-'"r general, Count Tcraurhi was
announced to-day AU fho prisoner.
Hfh fh' exception OF six were &C.,
quilted Iyrnr yum CtIIiu. TO-
''r r'lirgf MINI .frr. N4e sentence
.u ton fVir Van kfrit former.
connected with thc Korean uaiy
Vows 40 Taikur lu DhtChmr
Hni 81 Sung Hun we're al.o sou
r.'I goo HIv fttft urur .nrmrrf
fh0r Ot keau IIu We. sentenced
t1 ntc 5,ar,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
ALLIES MUST CEASE
SHILLING SCUTARI.
Austria and Italy viii Demand That
eombardment Of 80. City
Be Ceased at Once.

LONDON, March 2O.-Austria. pos
sibly with the assistance OF Italy, is
contemplating action to stop the bonn
parchment OF Scurati. which. II Is now
alleged, Is being directed against the
town instead OF the fortress. and final
ly enforcing the powers decision that
Albania shall be an autonomous state
and that Scutari shall remain part OF
it
OF course Montenegro and Servia
will first be given the opportunity OF
Withdrawing from the task OF sub
DUNG the twn, which. even after its
capture, IL that occurs. must, accord
ing TO the powers. be given up by the
allies.
Part OF the Austrian feet has al
ready left for the Montenegro and
Albanian coasts. and while II is Of
hcally announced that the object OF
The warships is 10 carry out maneuv-
ers. and il is apparent that their pres
ence is designed TO impress Montene-
gro and Servia with the determination
OF Austria To prevent the further can
nonading of the civilian section Of
Scutari and obtain satisfaction for the
alleged forcible conversion OF Catho-
lies and interference with the Austrian
Steamer Stridoska.
Demanding Action.
The Montenegrin delegate in Lon
don, VI. Popovitch. speaking for his
government, describes as untrue or
trivial the incidents for which Austria
Is demanding satisfaction. But what
ever truth or Importance they have.
the bitterest feeling on the part OF
Austria has been aroused, and the
press and public of Austria-Hungary
are demanding action.
According TO dispatches received by
the Vienna papers, 400 Albanian cath
olics at Djakova, weeking and wall
ing. were forced to join the orthodox
church. the soldiers ordering them to
choose between orthodoxy or death.
At six other villages the residents
were similarly converted.
Various accounts are printed OF the
death of Catholic priest named Pale
but all agree that he refused TO re-
nounce his faith and was beaten 10
death.
The Austrian official account says
that the Montenegrtns are trying TO
destroy the town OF Scutari and that
shells. instead OF being aimed at the
wheer the citizens are in a state or
panic. some OF them taking refuge in
the cathedral.
II is expected that the Austrian
squadron will prevent the Servian re-
inforcements. which left Salon!ki
aboard six transports yesterday, from
landing on the Albanian coast These
troops have been despatched to the
assistance Of the besieging forces
around Scutari.
LONDON. March eo.-The report that
Servia ~ fo-t.fying purazzo and has
and improve n harbor helped TO hasten
Austrian action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21

Miss Mary Williams. a teacher In fhe
Central school was pleasantly surprxed
yesterday afternoon after school had
been dismissed. After the scholars had
all left the room Mr. Eaton called them
IN the room again and then called Miss
Williams In and the scholars tod her
IL was "A surprise party. a very enjoy
able time was had from to oclock.
after which a light luncheon was<served.
II was one OF those surprises bat Will
be remembered for a long time.