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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
PRESBYTERIANS
TAKE UP BUSINESS
After Sunday Of Unusual EVsngelistie
EHort-Dr. Baer Talks.

ATLANTA. Ga. May Is.-Business
activities OF the four great Presby-
terrain bodies in session here will he
Resumed tomorrow afternoon. after a
Sundays remarkable eVangeliStic ef-
fort through Atlanta Large congre-
cations today and tonight attended
the scores OF services l'd 10y some ot
tn foremost diVines OF America.
Special interest was shown In tho
mass meeting OF men this afternoon
addressed by John Willis Daer, OF
Los Angeles. BESIDES making a vigoi-
Gus plea for hotter living I'm general.
MIR. Haer declared he would rather
20 staggering drunk 10 the gates OF
heaven all unconv"rt"d man. than q
go as a PreshytCriln elder who has
rented lis property 10 hruthcls for
.raffic or for saloon purposes.
A joint mass meeting on missions
n Sunday school workers mass meet
ing and a mass meeting for women.
under the auspices OF the Woman's
Board OF Home Missions. were other
special services to-day.
The majority OF tho committee Of
Northern Presbyterian Assembly con
sidering the adjustment of differences
between the church and the Union
Theological Seminary al New York
CITY will ask the assembly tomorrow
tor continuation Of the committees
work for one year. They express the
belief that the charges OF heresy
against members of the faculty may
Le amicably settled by 1914
Two minority reports will be sub
mitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
WILSON HOLDS WHIP
tcont,Hued fro: FIRST PassJ
or sugar will be recommended when
the bill reaches the party caucus
Be Win Tariff Experts.

Be Win TarIh Experts.
This week the finance sub commit
tee will be busily engaged win 'ar.Q
experts and the representa-. ~
protesting interests. The priya'e
hearings also will be continued the
following week. by which time Chair
man Simmons hopes 20 have the bill
ready for the full committee. II not
for the caucus. II will ret To the
senate a. soon after June ! as the
leaders possibly can get il there. Con
siderable changes ~ tho metal. cot
ton and chemical schedules are an
ticipa'ed. This Nil. u'-,"s-jfate ct
conference after the seeate passes tn
ball These probabilities give indICa-
ZION thar ~ will be- some time IN
August before the - K b. completed
While the finance committee Is az
WORK Tie. -ruate Ni.l be marking tune.
after rho Kern resolution for an in-
quiry into West Virginia coal mine
conditions BIS disposed Of. That mat
tor probably VIII be- settled to-mor-
row .
Tho organization Of committees q +.
The principal business Confrontir :
the house leaders Majority Leader
Underwood has nearly completed MS
preliminary slate o. committee H.
siRnments aud bee expects 90 call .
meeting NJ 90" democrats ~ tho WAYS
and means committee either Tu-s.
day or Wednesday 20 80 over his
slate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
Man
Suicides

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J. MAY IS
'haries koidci. Jr.. s. wears old. an
"ri'lol II th. kraho Piano COMPANY
ana said o. 20" o. member 81 q prom
iuent Baltimore family. committed
suicide. tt, polite. say. by shooting
himself - 'tr head 80 prominent
beach fr..' ro'al last T-.d4t TIL. au-
fhor.'f"s declare ;tat 'h.s wrr. nntt-
i"d - fh" TRAGEDY. f.a- of which I'D
NOT h"rHrrr known until today. after
o." h"a had been shipped q, BaIti-
more.
j. '0...,! ',.t -?.n1eev
caused 3D.. illness Vas r.>I.nuSiI., .ur
E'.a..s aI.rod act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19

The death ~ John NJ Emmerth. one
of tn" oldest AMI most prominent con-
tractors In this vicinity. occurred at the
family residence in EdgIngton Lane, sat
urlaN. from the effects OF a paralytic
stroke which lie suffered bout a month
Hgp. The deceased was probably the old
est contractor In this vicinity and was
noted FOR his proSressiveuess ia bust
ness methods.
NJ. Emmerth was a staunCh member
~ -. Mlchaeis church. at I'd gingtor
Lane. and took ~ active interest in the
work 81 oil church organizations He
was ais" member OF tho knights of
Columbus ana officers " this orsaIlZa-
ton held special services over the re-
mains last evening at o'clock.
Funeral services viii be held from the
resitenc" this morning At $40 O'Clock
AMI requiem nigh mass vii be celebrate!
from -. Mtcnaels church AT y O'ctorl..
Iutern"nt viii DC made in Mt calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
PEACE DELEGATES
NOW IN LONDON

LONDON Nav l~-N,i fnr G,lr-
gates to the Ialkan peace conference
are now in London md viii hr form
ally welcomed today boy SIR Edward
Grey. secretary '0r foreign tTliN
Tho first meeting probably v'n D..
held Tuesday
Whether preliminary p'ac" treaty
U.ll i" -ipr@l This wn"k 1- uaf 'N
p"etsi o. ttul doubtful. IH. Grcrt
and Ssrvlsn' dri .-ifr- ia,r not re-
rciv"d authority fo sign a treaty. 1893 d
DO Is supposed Greco. fud -ertiH ars
pursuing policy OF delay no order 'o
k"nu fl- bulgarian f.r..s before f.,
TcU1'aI.9 ard isuilir vni.r o.. trr.s
'or.1l dispute with liu r1ria arc -fi.'
unsettled
Dr. i. believed loartsr. fN1f -.
powers VII lH aI'. fn iu"uruct
Greece and Srr. 'a fn sign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
TWO TRAIN MEN
DIE IN WRECK

DECATUR. Ind. Nav Isl Ray
Dickinson. engineer. and Emery Hos
Ter fireman. both Of Huntington. Ind.
were killed FIVE miles east 81 here to-
dAv when an E-ia Iassrnc.r train
running on a temporary track ran of
tile rails. No passengers were Killed
or injured Engineer Dickinson was
member II the last Indiana IcCisla-
ture and took "a prominent part IN
Legislation affecting union labor. lie
vas also member of the Hunting
ton school board and "a former menu
Der Of the city council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19

Contest
Is Ended

STRASSBURG Germany May Is
The Prince Henry aviation contest.
which started from Wicsbadcn .on
May I with % officer pilots and sev-
eral amateurs cOntending. ended to-
night. Lieutenant Cauter. the winner
Of tho contest. received three prizes.
including the Empcror's prize for the
best aggregate achievement The
route included Wiesbaden. Cassell.
Coblenz. Carlsruhe. Strassburg and
Freihurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
Fro ninent
inventor
Passes

STOCkBRlDGE. Mass. Nav IS
stephen Dudley Field. sometimes cal
led the father of the trolley car"
ana an inventor of international prom
lnence. died NJ mis- home today, aged
- years. Among the inventions pa
tented by Mr. Field are the quadrupiex
telegraph. electric elevator. amplifer
Tor doubling the speed Of ocean cables.
stock ticker. hotel annunciator and
the police patrol telegraph. Alto
sether Mr.. Field held more than 200
patents.
Mr. Fields first trolley car was
built al his experimental station. az
Stockbridce It's success encouraged
him 20 build second car. which is
uopnllsuI uuluOsVIWS 5Ql Ut mon
In lS3 his first car FOR commercial
purposes was used At the business ex-
position OF railroad men in Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
The Only Thing Good Enough
10 3land SUB A Let

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
SELF-INFLICTED
WOUND FATAL
FRED J. KUHKLE DIED YESTERDAY
AT LOCAL HOSPITAL.
After Suffering ror Two weehs Prom
wound inflicted by HIS
own Hand.

After suffering for two weeks from a
self Indicted gun shot wound. FreI =.
hunkle died al the North Wheeling
hospital yesterday morning about .
Cl1th luSt Two weeks ago Yesterday
South Side ueighbOrs were startled ~.
near I~Nolver exploded ~ kurkI-
home and rushing into the hou-.. fuund
thit p" had shot himself Just below IA.
heait with a % caltbre revolver lie
was taken 20 the Sorth Wheeling hos
Ii'tL whore ~ vas thought tor Soma.
iue that 10 would fuiiN recover. bIt
r"fnpl cations s"f IN about thee. drtz
az" and death occurred yesterday morn
ing y" motive for m. art could be-.
gwen except that DEE h1d been 30 au 0
'lt - employ m-rt fHr some. fI.i.
Ftvd-r.,k j kUuSI- Wa tt,. =ou o'
l-IEtu"tA and tine Late Frs~i kuIN...
and reside. with his mother lf Thirty
"lg TIA ..r' Jacob streets o.. w4~ .
baker hy tfuG". having been rmpiuyeI
n many ~ the shops 90 th's city ari
vicinity 10" fs survived by ui1 msthc-
and several brothers and SISTERS.
Funeral services viii be-. r.ft FROM
Tho rs-s id' nee, uf hts sister. MIS- IltHf.
\ Solf-. 1t ~. 3sli For street Tue
dty afternoon at ? O'clock. lrteru"r'
viii hc ~ 10 % Mt non cemetery.
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John M EmInerth-

4 afternoon. The local orde- OF Rcd Men
| fat charge Of the services and intermcnt
| was made in Greenwood cemetery.
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Guaranteed Rupture Holder
On so Days Trial
Won't Cost You Cent If The Two Months Test
Doesn't Prove All Our Claims

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CONFECTIONERY AND DAIRY

W. +. Bromer. 2737 Chapline Street
~tf. Us fresh u.lk aEl .reatn. Bottle Z
rr bulk delivered at YOUR door send
Z '~'ai "f phone National iss9-Y
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CONFECTIONERY. ICE CREAM
DIAMONDS Ans WATCHES


DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
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vat" nIak repair 20 900 OIL, tor sFare
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ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
TAMMANY OUT
 FOR M'CALl
BIC ORGANIZATION FORMALLY NoMINATEs ITS cANoioATE
 FOR MAYOR.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Tammanv unanimously nominated Edward F. Mccall Saturday as its candidate for mayor of New York and the general opinion Is that the o-Rant<stion has been lucky once again in securing n rema rknbly strong man. The nomina- tion was not only unanimous but it WIS enthusiastically so md the leaders of the organization arc delighted with their man.
 Mccall is head of the state public service commission hut was judge of the state supreme court previously. He is n member of the bar association of the city. He Is also director Of the Lawyers Engineering and Survey ing Company and Is q member of sev- crai clubs. including the New York Athletic. the I,otos. the democratic and mnny other prominent ones.
 It Is conceded thnt lie Is n splendid oll around man und he Is sure to be & tower of strength to the Tammany campaign.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
TUBERCULOSIS
 GETS NATIVES
ONE NATIVE HAS LEO AMPUTAT
 ED AT POINT HOPE.

Tuberculosis had made such rava- ges in one native at Point Hope that Dr. Krulish, the government doctor who went north on the Fear. had to amputate the sick mans leg from the knee. After tho operation the doctor got the carpenter of the Rear to makc a wooden leg and when the cutter got back to Point Hope the artificial ieg was all ready for usc. Another native hoy who had hair lin was taken aboard the cutter by Dr. Krmlish and right in the same old carpenter shop the lip was cut open and stitched into shape sO well that the hoy was the most tickied youth on the continent.
 The natives up there are much moro prosperous. the doctor says. than the natives around Nome hut they suffer frightfuliy from tuberculosis md ar. very much In need of hospital treat ment.
 pr. Krullsh was assisted in the op- erations hy pr. I. X. Watkins of the Bear.
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MESSAGES SENT FROM THE
 kARLUk TO THE OUTSIDE

There was n report today that the Kariuk of tho Stcfansson expedition had met with some accident. It was even hintcd in some quarters that she had stove a hole in her hull hut this may he due to tho fact that Stefansson gnvc such q tremendous warning to all people not to say anything nhout the expedition that tho suspicion of something wrong arose. Stcfnnsson sent out messages ny Captain HnlIin. ger. of tho Bear. to im tclcgraphed from Nome [" tho press agencies in the states and bound everynne to se- crccy moi to tell anything until the messages had bccn dispatched. This fact. pcrlmps, gave risc to the rumoc ti,at some accident had occurred and the story was circulated nm.ngst q few that tho bont had had Il hole stove In her by the Ice
 investigation seems to prove that there Is no ground for the rumor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
ANOTHER CHISANA
 STAMPEDER DROWNED

creeks without sufficient supplies blankets or anything else.
 Reid reports that quite . lot of work is now under way md that the pay In places Is certainly good. Some peo- pie are now sending In thawing mn chincry for winter work which they believe they will have lots of.
 Scouts are now nut locating a rout' for a road which will reach from Me Carthy to the creeks in n distance of S7 miles. It will pass over the Nisinn and Chisana glaciers.
 Fire Chief Berry hns also returned from the digcings md reports that the men SO often named nrc still talk ing ont good money.
 He snys that James is taking oui yet thousand n dny on discovery Whitham is taking out little less on inc next claim above and Fred Best on Three. Donanza, Is taking nut $500 day. He also seems to think that good pay exists on the other creeks
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
PANAMA STUFF
 FOR ALASKA
BELIEVES CANAL MACHINERY COULD BE USED FOR OUR
 RAILROAD.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.--SenatOi lution providing that the Panama can al comissi0n be asked. to state what machinery of the Panama canal would be available for the construction of Alaska railroads docks md for the mining of coal and other resources in the territory. Tl.e resolution was put to the senate and hns passed without the slightest trouble. It Is assumed that much of the machinery can be used and that the cost of building the railroad would therefore not be ns great ns IL would otherwise be.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
BEAR BRINGS BACK SOME
 PROMINENT PEOPLE

The Bear has returned after trip into the Arctic which lasted since the second of August She brought back Bishop Rowe. and Dr. Krulish of tho government health department. She also brought down Mir Geary and his family from Icy Cape. md Mir Bates and his family. The last two named are teachers. In addition the cutter also brought some natives
 The cutter was in the ice only one day, that was from the tenth to the eleventh. The Belviderc passed lar row on the 18th. The Mary Sachs was tailing behind. No vessels have yet arrived nt Point Barrow from In" Eastward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
NOME BADLY BEATEN
 YESTERDAY ev FORT

Something like II to was the score in favor of Fort Davis in the base ball game which took place yesterday between picked team from that place and Nome. Up to the sixth Inning Nome was ahead by five. to one but the home team took balloon as- cension and the Fort romped around the diamond like a Int of colts. Nome tried three pitchers but the Fort scored about four in one inning and Ave in aothcr timing towards the end of the game.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
MAKING COUNCIL TO EAST
 FORK iN THREE HOURS

That they are now making tho tour ncy from Fast Frrk to Council re- sularly in three hours and ten mIn utrs nll the time ny n,itomol,ilc h the statement madc hy i,An Jones. who. with R. \. rarr"ll. hns jnst returned from trir In that section. They no- Iticed nothing clsc remarkable on the way except that tho iiredges arc work. lng along smoothly ma well.
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Special Nugget Service.

C0RDOvA. Aug. a. q. F. Eeynou was drowned on lhr tenth nf August and his body has rre emily hccn TO- covered and buried nt Chesfochina. He vas only 30 years "f age and came from St. Louis [" Alaska. He was recently employed as a steward on tli" rwer steamer Tnna which plies to and rom Fairbanks He l"si his life in the effort to cross the Chestmhina rker
 \. R. Reid is ih" latest |" return rom the new strike He says that the vanguard of tho siampcicrs from lawson md Faiihlnks began to ar rye In the Chisnnn nhort ihc seven 'eenth of August bui that they were a"'e 10 take to their destination only q '''y small amount of grub and that '"ey were forcc'l in return almost i'm "eoately to cnt.hrs which they had N'' on the trail. Many of them suf- .ereo exceedingly. and nrrivcd at the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
 OPERATOR HoNoREo
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE Aug. 25.-Thc name of D. c. Perkins. the wireless operator of the State of California. is to be place on the monument tn the wireless op- crater heroes In Rnttery Park. New York. The story of how Perkins stood by his machine while the ship was sinking beneath his feet ia re. gnrtied as one of the most heroic of the acts connected with wireless tele- graphy on board shIp This is re- gardcd ns all the more remnrkabie as the ship sunk in such an amazingly brief space of time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25
s..e;., Nugget Service.

Seseial Nu9ss' oe''
 MEXICO CITY, Aug. :'.- General o,o,co. junior, made Il .f,rmnl request .. the government to-day to In sent itt ,.. head of Il body m troops into tile. ...,. of Guerrero so Ih;i hc might .,snre the death nf his father wllo vss SO brutaily murdered while he -ss oh n misyion of peace by General xsnata. When ilI,. news "f he mus ..crs of the peace commissioners ar ,ve,l in this city it rre;tted a mos, vsnReful feeling. Nitny believe that inc younger Ornz't' S!n'nld he given inc privilege of guing into Guerrero sor vengeance bu, mus; .r-"plc sliu,r- der at the thought oi wlrd wnu,d hap pen If Zapatu and his followers fe,l into his hunds. ber;ins" "t Ii! .hc men enesRed in recent Mexican Wirs inc younger Oroz.o tEis about tl" worst name.
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BULL LcAR|A WANTS TO RECOVER SP0|LS
TURKEY AND BULGARIA
 NEGOTIATE OVER ADRIANoPLE

some thirty or forty miles from the border of Roumelia. which Is Bulgar- Ian territory. but the vilayet of Ad- rianople spreads in all directions from the city and to the border of the viii ayet of Salonika which is now held oy the Greeks There is hardly any chance that Turkey will give up that part of Adrianopie which contains the city or that it will surrender the east ern coast on the Black sea 90 that there will be nothing left for Bulgarlf. but the western end of Adrianople if she gets anything at nil.
 All will. however. 1t is Is believed here depend upon the c"ndiiioh in which the two countries are placed as
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25

about amongst the people Uf their sister republic and they have lost no time in assuring the United States that they will support this country's efforts is every way possible.
 It has now been decided that unless President Huerta makes uvertures for peace before tumorrow. Tuesday. Ire sitlent Wilson win deliver his message to congress in person und will proclaim government alone can he recognized by this government in tho Mexican republic.
 This, of course, will he practically an ultimatum und will mean that all negot tions will be declared ofY and that nothing will be left but Huerta's surrender or what may Dc worse.
 That the whole world is beglnnin,; to realize the necessity for peace in Mexico Is shown by the fact that the French president may refuse to re- ceivc General Delulnrra who has been appointed Mexican ambassador to France by IIuerta. Dispatches from Paris today indicate that the govern ment of France will show in every way that it agrees with the policy of the United States government and that it wishes to see a constitutional form of government established in the Mex ican republic which it believes now only to be a republic in name.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-25

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Elihu Root who hns just returned from attendin., the convention of the international
 institute of law declares it to be his "pini"n and the opinion of foreign diplomats that the United States should not recognize Huerta and his government. He also declares himself
 |" bc in favor of complete embargo un arms being shipped Into Mexico
 In the meantime 1t Is said that Presi- d,nt Wilson has granted permission ta The Huerta government to purchase arms in ih. United States. fIc Is said tn state that such course is fol- lowed as the weakening of the federa! strength would only have the effec; of making the revolution worse.