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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

current Jurisdiction over the whole
navigable ohio river.
Stewart Piano co. vs.. Lille Hum
BILE ct al. suit in attachment.
J.. W. May Us. John Maycrle ct al.
suit for Sl97.95. to marshal liens and
for sale OF premises.
Sylvia Patterson vs. George ~. Pat
tcrson. $50 alimony and $40 per week
allowed Tfaintim.
Judge Shotwell oVerruled motions
for new trials in six eases on Tuesday
and gave judgment on IN. verdicts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

The house has passed the HOll bill
which purposes making the state bank
ing department Self-Sustaining by hAN-
ing the banks pay $40 for an annual in
pection and one siNty-nfth or one per-
cent of their aggregate resources. APP
prevail given ON second reading
which requires interurban and street
railway companies 10 allow employees
e.ght hours rest IN every % The Nye
hill h.S been passed. which provides
that the frnterual insurance law shall
not he interpreted TO forbid labor I'M
ions from employing organizers. The
house killed the Nye bill. which pro-
vided that the approval Of the state
work shop inspector must be- obtained
for all public buildings which are 10
ze erected outside cities. which has =
building inspectors
\ bill offered hy Senator Moore. %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Frank y. Ford died at Long Reach.
Cal. On Monday night aged 50 years.
IIo formerly resided here. lie WAS "a
son 90 benjamin and Sarah Barlow
Ford. deceased. and former residents
of Wheeling. lie Was al one time
Nat.t works superintendent here and
-fo-' frtt VAS IN engineer at the JEFF
fcrson Iron works In late years ne
i.., . pu-itIun IN the government
building at pittshurgi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

pages ana discrepancies. which. u is
said. viii run into the thousands OF
dollars. are being made by tAe inVesu-
gators employed by the state VINO are
examining the books OF the drtunct
Columbus savings q Trust company, IN
proceedings in which the state seeks to
recover interest on fumes which. II -
claimed were illegally deposited in the
bank by former state trelsuTsrs.
I'D othis term the investigators have
been tracing the funds which are alleged
to have been deposited by Former state
Treasurer Mckinnon. Of Ashtahula. now
deceased. II is said that missing reg
ister. in ali probability. will show funus
deposited by his predecessor. An eN-
pert accountant read Off checks entered
on the treasurer's books FOR sums OF
500 and smaller amounts. whiCh we're
drawn originally for sums ranging from
$1,000 To- S15.tVo. Many Of these weIe
drawn in favor Of n. W. BackhuS. fpt-
mer secretary and treasurer OF the
company. u II alleged. and the entries
had been changed
The state proberS placed in the record
% statement OF the daily balances 81
state luuds. over ana above those leg
ally deposited with IL" institution. iui
tic period August I. 1903. to JanuHty =.
1909 showing o. daily average OF 500
5l2lo. ON this sum me STATE ,lali"s
interest at six per cent Tor the period
FAMED. amounting e. more than SiA."""
While william TInrnbcck WIS harness.
ms % frp horSs To-Day. q chicken. right
tr.t los 70 cat. jumped upon tut animal p
head. TIL horse reared. struck ITS head
against Do beam 200 th" barn and was in-
stIutiy killed.
The t.aWreuee county grand jury has
reported tile md 'ctm@uf uf John PIG
man president of the county board az
elections. fur alleged violation uf tire
,lttttru laws ct tHt recent November
election ptgmau 's accused OF having
received list of persons who were to
work go the uull- uu election day ana
having failed to ule % with the board. a..
. IspuII,d ht Law.
T.. % UufHNiu 70 broker as a result
90 pidtTUE the gain market has fl'd be-
rrfI'.rr 100 bankruptcy. Iu which rr
e.Ns that DO owe SO. 1tn. r. arI UHs ...-
s.f- uf uuIr ttsur-. Most of this rr
Claims ta .xslrrt Included Iu ~" DuH.t-
Wins assets Hrr some mining -Htrs-.
nItI Hrs worth only Two cents tHt b..
Bog 1908 fUs petition suf-. burttlr a1li
UIa 60 p'etnnsN 900 the estate OF John ~.
I'.HtNtr. deceased and Laura e. bona
b 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
Court Doincs.

George Mackinaw was convicted on
jury trial on Tuesday on year OLD
case for keeping "A gambling boat.
Quite "A fight was made To- prove that
there was no jurisdiction for a boat
anchored beyond low water mark. Tn
courts have held that Ohio has con j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Jefferson county. IS aimed at the itin-
eIa1; vendor 81 poisonous drugs. It
may put him out Of business entirely.
TIE bin provides that vendors who cry
lf-r wares on street corners or p-ddle
them from house To house must OBJ
tain license from the state dairy aud
food commissioner. which is e. cost $40.
s. foe "f 81 additional mus b. paid
ioi each new drug or medicine he adds
Co. his list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Joe Krycski Co Frank Gaydd. .
lots DillpuNHic ........-......... 81 200
dy. Ppout.-.tu 20 g. 81 mfw IN
:. .. Durranrr tp Rose Baker.
1sN acres. Brush creek and
Ents towp~hips ............-. 1850
". o. Myers Co olive Conn. IS
acr,~. knoN township ........ 500
Samuel conn io clarence S.oolm
o.. acres. knoN township .... 100
NIrhIsI Gallagher to Wheeling a
LAX, Erie coal MING go.
1--HfG-tooO y. Smthneid town
ship ........ ................. O."
81 rsHr.t Mct ann Sec ". g. John
rtou. lot. Toronto ..-... ....-- 500
j >. cooper 90 81. Cooper. i-- TN
tsr, 1t 90 acres. Knox town
shin ..... ......... .......... I
%iud Eirk.- Co. William Rinkes.
5.tt-lru acres. Smithhcld town
shin - ............... ]
S'ttIuin ScNtTini Co Carnegie
Sfr, Co.,. iut Nlugo .......... 700
ll.uuah dodge Co. trustee ~ L.
Chur. D. brilliant. lot. Brilliant 70
Spring and Summer Hats end Mil
linery Novelties now ready and on
display for your invited inspection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Zee ~ fifty cents VIII he All 'wei
pf siViauS and mfdTiyes for report ling
each birth. e. the reriStrar Of the dis
tr'st. & an amend 1sut tn the COOK bin
offered tu the house yesterday. IS adopt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Luigi Chaiberto. 3. years. and Myr-
tie Whiten. 2O years. OF Rhudvsdal".
Harlan y. &. Carr. - years. and
Lena \. Randolph. % years, of Steu-
benVillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Save money-time-trou wear
ing McFadden's patent Linene double
wear collars tina, don't have to he
washed Both sides of our 'Linene"
collars are to be worn-and when one
over the other side and have a fresh
collar that is ready TO wear. We have
new STYLES OF these double wear col
lars to pick from-sizes Ia TO 1Si9-
al % cents a box-l0 collars in box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

The Clark blue sky bill will be report
"a out by the committee with amend
ments excluding nOn-Ohio municipal
bonds from the list Of securities. sale of
which need he regulated by the Law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
d; The bill seeks to compel such regis

The provision % the constitution that
no grant of special privilege or imrluni-
Ties shdl be made which the Legislature
may not alter .repeal or revoke. Which
has stool FOR 81 years. was invoked ir
tn action of the hua~. Nhau 10 rrzSeu
TIE bgeloW bill repeating tie fran has,.
granted sixteen years aru To- the 'trc.u-
uat Traction Company for a period OF
THY years. II this bill IL passed br
tH" senate and ~ signed by tie COVER
no. 70 viii not go into effect for ninety
DAYS. and the advocates Of the measure
say then 10 viii not have TO Ice enforced
fpI Ia can Dee used 49, % club L. driv. the
company into surrenierinE its franchise
ami accepting terms which the riuriu-
matt ADM HiStrati'u may prupu~- fu.
3D." Improvement OF Ire street car ser
wee N that city.
Substituted for the franchise. aS pro-
Nidei Boa the HiEelJw bill d. an indster-
inmate franchise. which is Co cont nue.
until the city is ready 20 BUY TIE street
car toiupauts property. tHr company t.
continue operation under the tityS reg
ullfi"u az it, fares and service. \ SUBJ
department IN tn city'E government g.
sion
Tie governor was not hack OF tho
biFelnW Hill and 10 wa- not an Admins
tratl0n measure in any sens. ~ o.,
word A. evidence ~ this many Itemo-
carts who have stood tk tI. governor
during Tire session uf the I'-i-l.furr
governor. 10 was declared 600 The fIuur
or the house. vent mo- further fHrI q.
susg,st O" 90, author OF th' "iI. tIHf
, Tire preamble should embrace some state
ment a. fu the Conditions Whtth cause
such drastic action on the part 90 M
l.- .sIatute Gu" r"l 'al 10 % fran,h.-.
after 30 hal once been lrarfa. HuI HdH
been in effect Tor s.,t-su Eear-.
such I fetultfi1u claus. Hs t.It boo.
Vnkei IN this case has been upheld. if
was stated - the utrd states sI-
rrswe court. boo o. case from TtN.-
senator Cook. 90 Hamilton county. tH.
day introduced a bII wH... rru..I.s .
III o. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

tit vote nf 81. Al. t fNr .uIts ifa..
r.I H 1000 fu fatlYI fHs f..nI. HI prl.f.
count. HIfI fur. anil frf..If..# |.
months. end 600 .fHU. county nffI..H
f..aUf coroner. uT.taH. IfIrE affI..r.
anil SHERIFF. fE I..ufNt fff Hf.f.f H.II.
fu HrHtr f.a term. Off 800 official. tII.
f.. N.NN uf.|U .f H".I .I..a HHN f|IHH.I..T
end with &c gear N.f ffrr. Hl Oh.
auIIf.re and ueasu.crs wulli ra.
MHr.h
Tho senate runa btu ri. inr syo..
fHe night fH remove .nIrfa % police Huf
frr Ger nrfmrrf witHuuf cause N.a r.
fffHrT fH f.f Judiciary committee II-
H.H.. H.trf f will hr faunF VIaffI
Hfrffu. Iwuf Offered HII| .H.Ii.
fHn..HInr fHf office OFF CORONER Hnu ur.
.If.ur county uf iI.Hl rNfurIntI
mf.I .U.Uaf. Toto r. afffIIH" NrHf .. ur.F
nr f.. urff. ~ fHe urHarrIfInE HffH.
rrr Tue senator aHrr .t fHsfa fr uIu. .
Ht .n. rHf..ff. every death.
General ohio views
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
Enought Good
Clothes for a
Cityful

Look at our new stocks
snt your first impression will
he that this store is located in
a pretty big city, or that we
had planned 10 clothe most Of
The men and boys in town.
The impression, ir either Of
its phases, is not far wrong.
Spring merchandise is COM
ing in rapidly Come in and
inspect our new line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
LABOR MATTERS
ACTED UPON In
OHIO ASSEMBLY
Labor Leaders Dissatisfied With
Action Of the Legislature on
the Labor Bills.
InteIIigsnesr Bureau
Coiumbus, o. March II.

IutcL1RsuCtr 1uLsaa
coiumhas. O.. March II.
This was a day of labor legislation
In the house, and labor leaders to-
night are not so well pleased after
the days Developments. The bill pro-
viding for a state Industrial commits
sion. which Is to have the power to
fix hours OF labor and wages, was
passed By a vote of 100 to 10, over
labor leaders protest The union
men do not like the autocratic powers
given the commission. for its rulings
may interfere with agreements which
they have and hope to enter into with
employers
The house passed the Nolimer bill
providing for a nine-hour. six-day
week for women. IL was changed to
include domestic servants. and also
applies to- women employed in can
neries BY vote of - to 81. an
amendment by Mr.. Tetlow. of Colum-
biana county. to make IL an eight
hour day was defeated. Boggs and
Foreman. of Belmont county. voted
against the amendment.
Governor Cox today issued a state
pent in which he fayors "A minimum
wage for women. and Will have
bill introduced 10 that effect
Governor Cox has surrendered to May
OF y. ID. Baker. OF clevels nd. and as a
result munich pail y-owned utilities will
lot be placed under the supervision OF
the state board Cox has Insisted that
they must be. The provision that utin-
ties owned by cities must submit to the
regulations Of the state board has been
stricken from the public service COM
mission measure. which the governor
has approved and handed to Represent
stive Mills. of Cleveland. tor intro
duction I'm the house. The bill gives the
state power only t. make valuations OF
local plants. 60 prescribe systems OF
accounting. and TO have a state deputy
check up the accounts. The bill even
repeals the provision OF the present ser
vice law, which provides that cities
when a gas company refuses to accept
rates nXed by council The Mills bill
disposes OF the democratic state plat
form declaration for PHYSICAL valu-
alton Of other than local utilities by ac-
cepting the federal plan Of valuation
by the Interstate commerce commission
The house judicial committee has re-
ported out the kessler bill to restore
franchise to the 1900 voters Of Adams
county. who were deprived OF their
Blair. who disfranchired the Adams
county citizens told the committee the
hill In not worth the paper II Is writ
ten on. that only the governor can re-
rtore the Franchise but despite the fact
that there are IL lawyers ON the com
mittee. the measure Is acted ON favor
ably.
The Clark blue sky bill will be report
Cd out by the committee with amend
ments. excluding nOn-ohio municipal
bonds from the list Of securities. sale of
which need he regulated by the law.
The house has passed the Hon bill
which purposes making the state bank
In da ma ~ sci rs = "A -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Spring and Summer Hats and Nil
linery Novelties now ready and or
display for your invited inspection
No opening.
mr1f-k MARsDEN L. COLVIc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
You Pay Less Here

p McFadden's perfect fitting Kentucky
Jeans Working Pants are the best
wearing pants at all kinds of work.
Our Jeans Pants are full lined-sewed
with strong thread - every pair has
two front pockets watch pocket
. hip pockets and belt straps. We have
every waist size from 20 10 50 inches
every length from % to sc inches.
These Special Jeans Pants are the
regular sl.25 vaiue-but our special
price for them is IS cents a pair .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Ask any of the hundreds OF boys who
wear them and they will tell YOU that
ings-are the best fitting and best
wearing Boys Stockings that are sold
in Wheeling. Our Special School
Stockings are seamless-they are war
ranted not To fade-they are extra
long in the leg-they are easy to get
on and Of-they look Ike % cent
stockings-but We sell every size from
; to l6 years-at l2I.c a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

o., % W." '''s..i ,oU.''.... ' a.a, .is'',.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

McFadden's double sewed-warranted
not 10 rip Overalls-are the best
OverclOthes 10 wear at any kind Of
work. We sell the best wearing plain
blue Overalls and Coats-we sell the
best wearing blue with white stripe
Overalls and Coats-we sell the best
wearing White Overalls and Coats-we
sell the best wearing Brick Layers
double leg White Overalls-in every
size from 81 To 50 inches--at SOC,
75c. 9Sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-06
Bryan Signs Commissions.

The first official act of Secretary
Bryan was to sign the commissions Of
the other members of President Will.
son Is cabinet. The last official act Of
Secretary Knox was to sign the COM
mission of his successor. Mr.. Knox de
parted this afternoon for Palm Beach,
Fla.
Lindley M. Garrison, the new seere-
tary Of war, was sworn in q few mo"
ments before O'Clock by John b.
Randolph, chief clerk of the secretary IS
office, who has sworn in every secre-
tary of war since the days Of Pres
ident Grant. All the forenoon Mr.. Gar
rison had passed in conference with
former Secretary Stimson. After TAX
ing the oath he received all the army
officers in the city and the civilian en-
ployees Of his department.
The largest gathering to witness the
ceremonies attending the induction into
office Of cabinet member was pres
ent when Josephus Daniels took the
oath that made him secretary Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-06
MADERLSTAS MAKE
ATTACK ON ENJOYS

Ell! PASO, Tex, March 5-One federal
Killed and proba bly, several Maderistas
KILLED or wounded was the toll OF a bat
tie between the peace envoys on their
way to Mexico City, where the Huerta
rebel peace conference Is to be held and
Maderistas who attacked the enyovs'
terday.
The rebels, apparently in control of the
town, charged the special train bearing
peace delegates; Instantly the passen.
gers returned the fire through the coach
windows, using pistols and rifles One
federal soldier of tho train guard was
killed, and after the first fuslllade the
Maderistas retreated, The train ra
turned TO El Paso and members of tho
deiesgation boast OF four Maderistas
on the train We're DR. II. Allen TIM
per, american Vice president OF the In
Seinasional Peace forum: Manuel Lujan,
de la Fnente. representing the Vasouez
Gomez faction, and many political refI-
gees; None OF The passengers wlthin the
coaches was injured. 'tte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-06
Burleson Takes Oath.

Chief Justice Shepard of the District
Of Columbia supreme court administered
teh oath of office to Postmaster GEN
eral Albert Blrleson. Frank Hitchcock,
the retiring postmaster general, and q
party of friends were present. Rus
kin McArdle, who has been associated
with Mr.. Burleson for the last twelve
years, was appointed secretary to the
postmaster general. Franklin K. Lane,
the new secretary Of the interior, be-
gan his cabinet career in the supreme
court, having been called there by de-
partmental case. He was sworn in by
Justice McKenna with Mrs. Lane, In
terstate Commerce Commissioner Mar
BILE and other friends witnessing the
ceremony.
When William B. Wilson, the new
secretary Of labor, took the oath OF of
flee, that ceremony brought to former
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor Ma
gel the distinction of being the last
secretary Of commerce and labor and
the first secretary Of commerce. Sec
retary Nagel will be member of Pres
ident Wilson IS cabinet until William C.
Redfield is sworn in tomorrow as sec.
retary of commerce. Secretary Wilson
will serve for the present without sal.
ary, as congress made no appropriation
for his office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-06
WIRELESS MESSAGE
SENT BY DIR. MANSO|V
Arctic Explorer Gives Details
of the Tragic Fate of Min
mis- and Mertz.

SYDNEY, n. S. w. March 5,-Details
OF the tragic end OF Lieutenant Z. B. s.
MINIS OF the Royal Fusiliers regiment
and Or. Xavier Mertz, who met death
in the frozen southern polar regions
while with the Australian antarctic ex-
petition, were told In a wireless mes
sage today from DR.. Mawson. the leader
Of the expedition. who also suffered great
hardships.
The wireless message received from
DR.. Mawson, who now Is In Adele Land
says.
ION December 4, 1911, while we were
exploring a new coast line, 800 miles
to the southeast OF our winter quarters,
Lieutenant MINIS with dog team and
with almost all our food disappeared In
dn unfathomable crevasse.
"Dr Mertz and myself with an in
six starving dogs then started over the
plateau for our hut Bad weather re-
tarded our progress and we subslsted
ION January II, 1919, DR.. Mertz died,
the cause OF his death arising from NAL
nutrition.
ION February arrived at the hut
alone, having travelled through snow and
fog, and having miraculously been guild
ed by providence through the heavily
crevassed areas.
base until the weather conditions made
1t no longer safe She left a few hours
before my arrival at the hut, Six men
were left there by the Aurora to prose-
cute a search for the members OF our
party"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-06
SENATE CONFIRMS
WILSON'S CABINET
E. E. Clark Confirmed as In.
terstate Commerce Com
missioner Unanimously.

WASHINGTON, March 5>-With new
faces In every row, the United States
senate prepared for Its first real work
under Democratic control Vice Presie
dent Marshall. new to the intricacies of
senate procedure, picked his way careful
ly through the maze of preliminary or
ga nizatlon with the aid OF experienced
parliamentarians. A coll Of the roll
showed SO present out of the existing
membership OF SO. Senators Kern, Smith.
Martin, Lodge and Root were appointed
to notify the president the senate was
ready to receive any communication
from him.
The senate reconvened at . o'clock and
the cabinet nominations that have been
published were received. Other nomina-
tions were Edgar Il. Clark, reappolnted ed
as Interstate commerce commissioners
and John r. Marble. secretary Of the
commission, TO be a commissioner ms a
On motion OF Senator Bacon the SEN
ate confirmed all the cabinet nominations
and also that Of Mr.. Clark, 1t did not
however. confirm Mr.. Marble.
Some opposition to the appointment OF
William G. Redfield as secretary OF com
merce was made by Senator 0aTllnger In
executive session, Mr.. Redfleld has been
active In a house committee investigation
of the two local fire insurance compa-
MES In which the name Of n rclat OF
Senator Gallinger was brought In. The
senator finally withdrew his objection nj
the request OF other senators. 1t was
said there was no hostility to Mr.. Mar
ble's nomination. but the senate wished
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-06
BENCHES ARE BEING
PLACED IN HOUSE
Increased Membership Necessi
tates Removal of the Desks
and Swivel Chairs,

WASHINGTON. March 5-Workmen
Will begin tearing up the floor and fur
nshlngs OF the chamber OF the house OF
representatives tomorrow. preparatory to
rearranglng the hall to accommodate the
fifty additional members who will come
In with the assembling OF the Sixty
third congress April l. new floor ar
rangement Will be made, TO accommodate e
rows of benches that will greatly en-
large the seating capacity.
Elliott Woods. superintendent Of the
capitol. has perfected plans for a maxi
mum seating OF 4GG persons. The mem
bershlp of the new house is 435. At
present the house chamber accommodates
only about 400 members. In place OF
the present desks and swivel chairs,
rows OF benches Will be installed, each
member having canc-seated and leath-
er-hacked space OF comfortable dimen-
sions. with arm rests at the side No
desk space is allowed. but there will be
shelf under the seats for the storing
Of records and papers.
1t is expected that the Encouragement
OF the house chamber VIII be completed
week before the extra session is to
convene,