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started ON land On tho river tho
suns of the Natal and the Florida
were booming a salute ~ ~ guns
Ih" first civilian to board the NafaI
after shc anchored va4 ogden Mills.
.hr lafc ambassador brother iu.iaa.
Whou Tho procession formed Mr.
Mus. With tho amhaeaidor's som. or
den Mills Reid. and IS S. IIant4 his
secretary. stood hlrchcadcd behind
fl" artillery caisson with Chandfcr
liai". Third Assistant Secretary ~
state. and Captain y. VI. Potts. o.. s y
The body was escorted to tho cathc.
dral h} a company OF marines The
tom petty officers from tho United
Sfaios battle ships walked ON either
side There was mo- music and no dis
Illy
so the cathedral thc raskcf was car
rird into tho crypt and entrusted To-
' guard of thirty marines from The bat.
nc-hip Connecticut. uudcr Lieutenant
William Mcllvan. On squads ~ ts on
two hour shifts those marines watched
hy tho caskct during tho night
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Will Introduce Bill To
Place Ban On CigaretteS
SENATOR JOSEPH DRAWN AND WILL PRE-.
SENT IT AT THE LEGISLATURE WHEN THAT

constable. policeman. town sergeant.
sheriff, or his deputy. to Immediately
arrest any person under the age OF
2l when found smoking a cigarette.
Failure to make such arrest renders
the officer liable TO the same punish
ment as would be inflicted upon the
offender.
The punishment for any violation
Is fine not less than $40 nor more
than s25 for the first offense, and each
subsequent ofense not less than SIS
nor more than $500 dollars.
The same penalties are made 10 ap-
ply 10 violations in the sale OF opium
in any form, except by registered
pharmacists upon the written pre-
scription Of practicing physician.
Senator Gray is a business man who
does not use tobacco in any form.
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this time last year near Half Moon
Bend, lOOsing her tow. The boat will
be raised just as soon as the water
recedes
Other damage was reported along
the river during the day. All the coal
boats that cleared for the southland
yesterday were forced to seek the
willows today. The gale became 50
strong during the evening that all
packets were forced To tie up and
traffic on the Ohio was suspended
Street car lines were covered by the
heavy snow drifts and the cars held
up.
The Panhandle Traction Comnany
bethany and Wellsburg. and the
Wellsburg and Stcubcnyille lines suf
tered during the evening. For a time
trafiic9 on all these lines was sus
pended
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Seneca Departs.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.-Thc r.v.
enuo cutter Seneca has been dis.
patched 20 Little Egg Life Saving STA.
ton, in answer 10 call for assist.
ance from an unidentified thrcc-ma4i-
Cd schooner According 90 officers in
charge ~ tho Little Egg station. the
vessel is anchored hvc miles northeast
and is flying distress signals It Is
thought her engines are 200 trouble ami
that she is unable 10 proceed against
tho severe gale.
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Terrific Gale Sweeps the
Ohio Valley; Boat Sinks
sIsAmeR lIITte FRED GOES
"elLssuRe AND CREW HAS MARROW DEATH.

Special Dispatch TO . g Intelligencer.
WELLSBCRG. W Va. Jan. a
Sweeping over the Ohio Valley a ter.
riiic gale. blowing 30 miles an hour,
wrought havoc along the river TODAY.
Caught in the grasp OF the gale. the
pool boat Little Fred. Of the Monon-
gahela Coal 4 Coke Company. was
capsized neaT dam II and she went
down in II feet az wafer. Her crew
had narrow escape from drowning
escaping in small boats that were
tossed about ia the wind-gwept river
like toys. Before deserving the sink.
Ing boat the crew cut her barges
hdrift. thus saving them from being
swamped with tho boat MI ba.ges
we're later rescued by the Tom Brown.
the steamboat the Little Fred was
assisting 10 Wheeling with her tow.
The Little Fred went down abou,
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LONDON. ain. 3.-Although the
word 'ultimatum" was not pro-
nounced, what practically was an ul-
tlmatum was presented TO Turkey at
to-days sitting of the peace confer
ence on behalf of the Balkan allies.
Lazar Miyuskovitch. head OF the
Montenegrin delegation. who pre-
sided. after the Turks. had submitted
proposal which was considered in
acceptable. told Rechad Pasha, chief
delegate OF the Ottoman empire, that
by Monday Turkey must find a way
TO renounce TO the Balkan allies her
rights over the island of Crete. cede
the islands in the Aegean eea and
present a rectification of the frontier
OF European Turkey which would in
clude Adianople in the territory Of
the allies or the allies would con-
slider that further negotiations for
peace we're useless.
Immediately the minutes OF the
last sitting had been approved NJ
Miyuskov,tch asked Rechad Pasha to
present . tho delegates the promis II
new Turkish proposals Rechad. who
had been working hard over a cipher
telegram until a few minutes before
the session was called to order
seemed rather depressed. On rising
tcoltinued on Page Sikh
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INDEPENDENCE FOR
THE PHILIPPINES
General Assembly Of the Islands
Gables Delegates to Vote For
the Jones Bill.

WASHlNGTON. Jan. a.-Cabied in
structions from the Philippine Gener.
al Assembly Co WORK FOR the passazs
uf The Jones bin Co provide for Phii-
ipnir" Independence. with a view 20
action 90 this session II possible. and
falling tha'. 70 press lt as part of the
legislative fyugrum n the extra ses-
sion. have bon received by DeIegafs
Quczon. ~ the Philippines. Mr.. Que
yUn De- not very hopeful ~ having the
matter brought up before the extra
session. when. hr has been told. n
miaht h' put through both Houses Of
'onErcsa ar Democratic measure.
Endorse Bill.
Mr.. Quc1on. who has Just returned
from thc Islands. SAYS that the Phil
irpinc whly and every town IN
Tho ARCHIPELAGO have endorsed the
Jones bill Tho hiil purposes 10 80
uhiish prov Isional governments.
more iihrr1i nud autonomous than al
present. for u probationary period 4
ciehi years. beginning July 4. 1918.
md that after july T. 1891 tho United
states shall rolinquish au rights 81
soVcrc rntv over the Philippines ami
grant its inhabitants fun and compio.s
indtpou3euro.
Tho Uuifed states would retain sov.
orcIerft over necessary naval AMI
craliug station sites ard terminal
points for cables. not including tho
IaN and lHrhor nf Murfia. which
would le frft entirely to the FTlipin =.
ae thlf Dift ie tho heart and capitnI
OF tho phuUruiues. other dcep water
htrDurs equally susceptible - forti-
l.Hfinu and defense. such a. Suhlr
Ett. would hr considered for these
naval bases and cosling sites.
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Intelligencer Bureau.
ChafleR1On- w va Tan a

II the bill TO be offered in the leg.
islature by Senator Joseph Gray of
Elizabeth becomes law il will stop
a lot Of cigarette smoking. In the
first section OF Mr.. Gray's bill II is
provided that IL shall be unlawful for
any person. firm or corporation TO
manufacture. o: sell. offer. or expose
for sale. or give away. or furnish or
cause TO be given away or furnished.
10 any person under the age of 21.
any cigarette. cigarette tobacco. ci-
garette paper, or any other paper
prepared to he filed with smoking TO-
bacco for cigarette use II will also
be unlawful for any person under the
age Of u to smoke. or to have about
his person or premises the same.
The bill makes II the duty OF every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
GOVERNMENT SMOKES OUT
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER
Oil Mssnate Announces Through His
Attorney That He Will Testify
Before Pujo Committee.
Long Search for Oil King Rewarded.
Not Known Vet Where the Mil
lionaire is Hiding.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-William Rock
efeller has agreed through his counsel.
John \. Carver. TO accept service OF a
subpoena to appear on January 10 be-
fore the Pujo committee Of the House
OF Representatives at Washington, in
vestigating the Money Trust" accord
ing TO the announcement made to-
night at the Offices OF Samuel Inter
myer. counsel for the committee. Mr.
Untermyer. in behalf OF the committee.
il was stated. has. by the direction OF
Chairman Pujo. accepted this offer.
No intimation OF the whereabouts Of
Mr.. Rockefeller was contained in the
statement.
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UNEARTH TOOTH OF AN
EXTINCT MASTODoN

Special Dispatch O. tie Intelligence.
MARlETTN o.. Jan. 3.-WhiIe
making an cXcayatiug near Belle.
VIE. W. Va. workmen uncarthcd a
large tooth of an extinct Mastodon..
.he tooth now potrined war brought 10
Marietta today ~ 4 4 Daily. Of Ava.
and he sent 10 the smith Sonian In.
stitufe
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ADRIANOPLE EXPECTED
TO FALL SHORTLY
Turks Surrender the Island OF
Chois and a Turkish Yes
sci Is Blown Up.
'eace Hangs on Thin Thread and
Turkeys Claims Are Re-
nounced by Allies.

SMYRNA, Asistie Turkey. Jan. g.
The Turkish sailing vessel Theodoreo,
OF $50 tons, was blown up to-day by
coming In contact with floating mine
at the entrance to Smyrna Bay.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Sergeant-at-
Arms Riddell. OF the House OF Repre-
sentativcs. made q formal demand at
the house OF William Rockefeller this
evening for q definite answer as to
whether Mr. Rockefeller was there.
Mr.. Riddell is trying 10 serve Mr.
Rockefeller with a subpoena To appear
before the Money Trust" investiga-
ton in Washington, ard nOtwithstand-
ing reports 10 the contrary. he still
believes that the fnancier Is hiding in
his home here.
Accompanied by two deputies. the
Scrgeant-at-Nrms rode up 20 the house
in "A taXicab and rang the front door
bell several times. Getting no answer.
he rang the hell ~ the side door. \
maid opened b.. and Mr.. Riddell said
Il want TO see Mr. William Rookie
fsllcr'
The maid replied. Mr.. Rockefeller
is not here"
In Do" name Of tho House Of Rep
rcsontativcs of the United States"
said Mr.. Riddell. - ask that 7 be per
mittcd 10 ser Mr. Rockefeller
Il am sorry. but hc is not here" an
sVcred the maid
tn" Sergeant az Arms asked 10 500
The housckooper. hut was told that she
could not bo found
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THE WEATHER

West virRinia-Fair Saturday cgcspf
snow in the mountains; SUNDAY increns-
Ing cloudIueaa and warmer.
Ohio and western peunaytvaufa-Gor-
orally fair Saturday with diminishing
west winds; SUNDAY cloudy. probably
snow or rain.
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ATHENS, Jan. 3.-The Turkish oar
rison Of the Island Of chios. the aarri.
son numbering 1000 men Of all arms,
surrendered Internationally to-day to
the Greek troops.
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MANY LIVES LOST
IN TERRIFIC GALE
Ships at Sea Sending Out the S. O.
S. SignaIs-Pennsylvania
Storm Swept.

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. Six
persons are believed TO have been
drowned by the sinking OF two oys-
ter boats in the Laurel river during
the storm today, according TO re-
ports received here from Laurel. Del.
iate tonight. The names OF The vic
Tins are not known.
II Ia feared other oyster boats have
also been lost.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3-The first severe
storm OF the New Year and the most
destructive one OF the season sWspt
aluns ~" Atlantic coast to-day. causing
great property loss. Siriultancousl D.
came reports of storms of equal violer,,
iu portions Of tho south and middle west
anil along - part 't tH. Pacific coast
" ire "pUuunirstt 'tn il all sections OF
TIE country Vas crippled.
WASHINGTON. Jon The south
wssf gale which -ssrpt tH. AItnt.t.
coast states WITH great fury TODAY hal
ny Tonight syers most or IT'S fore" i1
iitt section OF fI" country Iu its path.
however. Oh" storm had l.ft musa atu-
-S" 90 shipping AMI property ana cr.r-
Piled wire communication ID tp a Iafr
hour Tonight. no loss of life had been
reported
NEW YORK Wireless moss
ages picked up by coast stations IN
this vicinity tonight reported that
tho Diamond Shoal light ship is adrift
and sending out $. .. s. calls for
help.
PHILADELPHIA. AIN. Wind.
which IN places attained 4 velocity of
siNty-siX miles an hour. caused heavy
J damage throughout Pcnnsy lvanla.
B Delaware and New Jersey TO-DAY
| buildings trees and poles were blown
/ down D.. ail sections of the three
! states and numerous persons were
/ injured. Vessels. mostly small craft
/ anchored in tho Delaware river and
I along N" Atlantic coast dragged
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LONDON. Jan. 3.-Advices received
by the Servian peace delegation to-day
Indicated that the condition Of Adri-
anople was desperate and that its ca
pltulation was perhaps only a question
Of hours.
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CASTRO TO FIGHT
BEING DETAINED
Former President Of Venezuela Grant.
ed Writ Of Hsbeas Corpus
Through Attorney.

NEW YORK. Jan THE federal
courts we're invoked today in behalf
or Cipriano Castro and a writ OF
habeas corpus was granted TO bring
MIN before a judicial tribunal which
may determine the cause OF his de-
tention ar this port. II was alleged
in the application that the former
president OF Venezuela was being IL
legally held at the immigration sta
ton on Ellis Island here, where he
mas been detained since his arrival
on French liner last Tuesday and
the court will be asked TO sustain the
writ and thus set him at liberty. The
writ is returnable January 10. be-
Tore Federal Judge Holt, who grant
ed IL today.
Castro, Immediately upon finding
his right TO land was being ques-
TONED. had decided 10 return volun-
ta'ily 10 Europe and engage passage
on the Steamer Amerika. sailing to-
morrow for Hamburg Today. how
ever. as soon as he learned the writ
mad been granted. be cancelled mis-
passage.
Action a Surprise.
The starting Of legal proceedings
10 determine the status of Castro
came a. surprise. for the former
venezuelan executive had apparently
given up without especial regret his
declared intention of paying this
country a Sightseeing visit aud had
declared his desire Ia return 10 E,u-
rope ~ quickly as steamer could
carry him
WASHlINGT"N. Jan THE acfi,,
"i General Cipriano Castro today in
suddenly carrying 10 the courts his
night Tor admission 10 the United
states took Secretary NaecI OF the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
completely by surprise. The secre.
iary denied that Castro had been rc.
fused the right 10 consult counsel hut
declared that he had given specific
instructions that the former Vcne-
zn'ian president be permitted 10 CON
Ter with "a lawyer and that he had
done 30
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MURDERS WOMAN,
THEN SUICIDES
scranton Youth out Of Funds Kills
Wife of Italian Army officer
and Then Suicides.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2 Mrs
iiid di RoFey. wife Of Frank di Rovcv.
Was shot and Instantly killed 90 hor
nome TONIGHT by N j. Howiey. AGED
-. of Scranton. Ps HowIoy then
committed suicide ui Rovcy fs said
10 have separated from his wife
\ letter found in UoRiey'f pocket
addressed 10 bis mother. Mrs j. J
HoVi"y. ~ Scranton. In which he 40.
hFa'a'a her for refusal 10 send him
money and infiuafcd his intention Of
taxing h'f lii". supplied 'be only con.
lecture as to the motive for the
crime
Friends ~ Mrs Di Rotev said sba
bad s"nt iipuiry apay from ror boar.
lne hou n 70 week aga. and ma. fhev
bad quarrrlrd after ho bad made sn
unsuccessful attempt 10 borrow money
from her.
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SCRANTON. Jan q 81 J TIovIoy
vas Oh" s1n of John y IIoUiry. a
wealthy hardware dealer OF This ,If,.
Who ~as killed five scar. agD by fba
'apIosi"u ~ % efcsm boiler in bis
home h"ro. After the death OF Dol.
ia'h"r. y0ung ii0vfr. entered flo
store fp manalc if. huf soon frIrg of
fh" husinr.s lan for ifr nrvf. fakin.
Hiin lIW bride. Ni-. HrIc Eernar.
sister 0f iiErh Keenan,. proprietor ur
in" Anthony hotel. Fpr Wayne and
ni 20 hotel in Kaltmaz0o. Mitch iIoo
Jos bride lrft bin after frW
mouths. and is now af mo homo of hrr
mother in fhis city.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-05
ONE UNDERWOOD BLUNDER RE-
PAIRED.

The senate finance committee yield
ed to the inevitable yesterday when
it decided to strike out of the Un-
deryood bill the foolish provision to
allow 4 per cent discount on all
duties imposed on goods coming to
this country in American-built ves-
sells.
Since from 60 to 10 per cent of the
impoItc to the United States under
.he new law probably will be taxed,
the slight benefit to the American ves-
sels from the proposed discount would
not compensate for the diplomatic en-
hal rs ssments and money losses, sure
to a trade with the nations which are
at present the best customers for
American goods.
AS the senate committee, acting on
the advice of the president, can re-
pair one obvious blunder of the I'm
derwood bill, there is hope that there
may be foresight and courage to go
anead and repair several more.-New
York Tribune.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-05
Jury IS SECURED IN
THE H[NWOOD CASE
Both Prosecution and Defense Give Outline Of tie
Case Report that Mrs. Springer Will Appear
to Defend Accused Man is Generally DSGedted
United Press

DENVER, June 4.--Thc Henwood
jury was complete this morning. Both
sides have made their opening state
ments.
District Attorney Rush in his open
ing statement referred frequently to
Henwood's relations to Mrs. Springer,
insisting that he killed Tony Won Phul
Intentionally and maliciously.
Attorney Bottoms opening state
ment for the defense shows that Hen
wood will plead self-defense. He did
not mention Mrs. Springer's name.
The reports current that Mrs,
Springer is in Colorado and will ar
rive in Denver this afternoon to tes-
tify for Henwood are generally dis
credited.
The state begins its presentation Of
testimony this afternoon.
Rush described Henwood's alleged
intimacy with Mrs. Springer, saying
he called her Sassy" He wrote and
telegraphed her frequently. He de-
scribed Henwood embracing her in an
auto once, of the night spent at the
Springer ranch when they occupied ad-
joining rooms, connected by door.
J. w. Atkinson, wounded by one Of
Henwood's bullets, will be an early
witness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-05
ORGANIZE GIRLS AND WOMEN
FOR PROTECTION AGAINST EVIL

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 4.-Organiza-
tion of working women and girls for
protection against the social evil, as
well as for the improvement of work
ing conditions and increase in wages,
was recommended today in the re-
port Of Mrs. Raymond Robbins Of Chi
cago, president of the National Wo-
mems Trade Union league at the open
inp of the fourth biennial convention
of the league in Aschenbroedel hall.
Mrs. Robbins urged the establishment
Of minimum wage and the perfec-
ton of system of Industrial edu-
cation which should be available to
all persons before entering industrial
careers.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, is
scheduled to speak Monday night, as
is Miss Agnes Wilson of Washington,
daughter of the new secretary of
labor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-05

Scribner and Martin, who are en-
gagged in two distinct branches Of busi-
ness in Durango, find that local con-
ditions warrant them in enlarging
both. Their hide and meat business
shows a remarkable increase and they
are likewise increasing their facili-
ties to meet the growing trade. The
gentlemen are also owners Of the old
Durango corral and are making ex-
tended improvements there. They are
erecting a new building 40x100 which
is modern in every way and built with
view of extending the best of ac-
commodations to their customers. The
structure will be completed about July
/. Those of the gentler sex who drive
will be especially interested to know
that one of the features Of the build
ing is to be a ladies' waiting room.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-05
ASkCOURT T0SFTT[F'''
THE DENVER M|X-UP'
City Attorney Asks for Injunction to Compel Arnold
StOkef and Sullivan to Show Cause for Failure
to VaCate Offices for the New Commissioners
United Press

United Press
DENVER, June 4.--City Attorney
Stevens filed quo warranto and in
junction suits this morning asking the
district court to compel Arnold, Stock
er and Sullivan to show cause why
they are holding their old Offices and
to restrain them from interfering with
the new commissioners. Judge Tel
Ter hears the suits this afternoon. The
summons directing the three men to
appear in court was served by Safety
Commissioner Nesbit's deputy.
This morning Justice of the Peace
Wolfe was locked out of the court
house by Sullivan on the ground that
Wolfe had planned to turn over the
office to w. A. Rice, justice named
by the new commissioners.
Arnold this morning called the old
supervisors to meet tonight, despite
the refusal of City Clerk Thum to cali
them in session.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-05
SERVIA'S SIDE OF BALKAN CON
TROvERSY.

Servia's side of the controversy
growing out Of the Balkan war is set
forth in translation of the statement
made by the Servian minister of war
to the chamber of deputies. The trans
lation is made by Theodore Zirkovich,
professor of agriculture and president
Of the Servian confederation.
1t follows in part:
"Since the war broke out in the
Balkans the Servian nation and the
Servian army have been ignored by
certain newspapers, especially Aus
trian and German ones, which, as is
well known, are enemies of the Slavs
and especially of the kingdom Of Ser
via. No honest and informed Slav
is surprised by the treatment Of the
anti-Slav press. 1t is evident that
Austrian tried to prevent enlargement
Of the territory Of the Servian ma
tion through intrigues among the
small Balkan states. The youngest
and the smallest kingdoms of the Bal
kan peninsula are not strong enough
to fight against intrigues of an old
hypocritical government like Austria
MANY Servians and other Savs an
ticipated that the preliminary agree
ment between Bulgaria and Seryia
would be disregarded, and would re-
suit in national loss to Servia. Bull
garia and Servia, as nations, for sew
AT the time when Servia was the first
state in the Balkans the Turks were
afraid the Servians would start revo-
luton, and for that reason prosecuted
them in every possible way.
'In time, when Servia won its in
dependence, many Bulgarian teachers
we're educated in its schools. Thou
sands of books were printed and sent
to Bulgaria secretly, and other as
sistance toward national culture and
progress WAS rendered At that time
Bulgaria was still subject to Turkey
"All that Servis did for Bulgaria
was unappreciated then, and is less
appreciated now, since the Bulgarians
are being led by king, German by
birth and feeling-King Ferdinand
One Of the many facts indicating this
condition occurred at the last general
meeting Of the Slavick Sokol society
in 1911, in Sofia, Bulgaria. At this
time, at the request Of Germany and