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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
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Columbus, O.. Nov. 25.

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Columbus, O.. Nov. rs.
P~~"'-"'"-~ o-ssrr nave been sent
oy state authorities 20 Mayor Hunt OF
,AincinGstl TO CLOS, every unlicensed
a aioon ia that city Word aad been
81 received at the state house that p
unlicensed saloons there has been per
1nitted 20 operate Monday The prop
rletors had been ordered ly The Do
lice 10 appear in court. but no effort
as MADE 10 close the places. In
/, oleoO one arrest was made. sa-
.loonkeeper who had been refused
license attempting 90 run his place
al defiance OF the law General OBJ
.servance OF the new license law
'throughout the state was reported to
tthe state authorities.
For the second time. the wife OF a
professor In university In this city
. has undergone a Caesariau operation
lin local hospital. She left the in
.stitution yesterday after being con
fined there three weeks She is COM
fpletely restored 10 health. Go is said
and her baby is fine and healthy. The
'name OF. the woman Is kept secret By
'the surgeons
C. A Griffin. a telephone rneman
.of Tyrone. Pa, was olectrOcuted at
.the top OF n 80 foot pole at Kenmore
yesterday. He came in contact with
- high tension wire and fell TO the
aground dead.
Arnet Rose OF Allen county won the
-frit prize I'm the boys corn growing
contest IN this state 10 was announced
ITO day. He vii receive $50 In gold
.and be an honorei guest ON the trip
TO Washington. Charles Henlilcor az
Napoleon won second prize he will
receive $40. The boys raised 1917
and l3l 3 bushels of corn 20 tAe acre.
respectively.
Because he had issued invitations
flor his second wedding hrfUr. DO had
-heen granted "a decree OF divorce from
BIS first wife. Wil.1w Os'ug.ou uly
-f-e prevented from being bride.
groom second time. just after Judge
T p. Dillon had decided tl -reut Os-
ington divorce ON the e-1al5 of viii
ful absence. he was notified oi Osius-
tons intention 20 marry again. Ac-
oordingly. the decree was held up
b. Nine insurance companies today
fled in court here suits asking for
s6500O from the Penn ylvauia RaI-
road company II is alleged that
sparks from a Pennsylvania engine
ret FIRE 20 tho Buckeye Window Glass
company plant here on the night o.
September :.
Charles F. Ford. aged o. who LOSE
his wife and three daughtors boz the
flood last March, win be married
Thanksgiving day 20 Mrs Bertha
Barrow. Ford and his son. acct -.
We're the only members OF The family
who escaped the flood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

Fresh dressed turkeys, pc a pound
fORGhNS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

The Mutual Life Insurance Co. or
New York Schuulbach buudiny
George Baird. Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

Charles = Ford. aged -. who lost
his wife and three daugh..rs BOZ the
flood last March. win be married
Thanksgiving day 20 Mrs Bertha
BARROW Ford and his son. acct -.
We're the only members OF The family
who escaped the flood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

b, Nine Insurance companies today
z ed in court here suits asking fot
$3.50 from the Penn ylvaui3 Raj
road company II is alleged that
sparks from a Pennsylvania enigma
set fire 20 the Buckeye Window Glass
Company's plant here on the night %.
September Z.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
RECEPTION ID
 JUDGE LYONS
Give Smoker in His Honor at Iikum Club Saturday Eve.

Valdez friends of Judge ThnnI- as R. Lyons will give a smoker in his honor at h" TiIlikllm club Saturday evening. Frb 22. The local Bar ASsnrialiun has charge of The program. but other friends of Judge Lyons will assist to make he function a notable event and everybody is in\ iird iu call. The TiIliklln Club uuur~ will be wide open tn all who may wish to join in hul.urinY Judge Lyons.
 The work of he present term of court is prart iraIIy ended and Judge Lyons will sail for Juneau on he MaripuSa about the mid- dle of next week. accompanied by Mrs. Lyons.
 The smoker will be wholly in formal. the especial object being to give public testimonial of the high esteem in which Judge I.y- nns is held by all classes of peo- pie. and for that reason every body will be welcome. Refresh- ments will be served and the us ual smoker program will he fol- lowed
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
WILL OPPOSE
 CORDOvA ROAD
Fairbanks People Prefer Govern ment Line be Constructed from
 Seward to the Interior.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 2I.-- A strong faction of Fairbanks people, now in this city, are work ing' to prevent the construction of the railroad from Chitina to the interior city. They believe that the road should start from Seward, pass through the Mata- nuska coal fields and then con- tinur into the interior to Fair banks. They point out that this is the more feasible route and would do more to open up the in- trrior than a line constructed from Chitina.
 IL is said the trouble rXprr- fenced by the CordOva road in the past two years has caused inter- for res si,ents to fear that a road built from COrdova to Fairbanks $ cannot be kept open in winter be- cause of the continual snow and ice slides, and in the early sum- mer the large mud and rock slides. The high waters of the Copper river. it is believed, will make it impossible to maintain d schedule on that line.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
RUBIN CONVICTED
 BURNING HOUSES
Another Member of Arson Trust on Road to the Pen--Asso-
 ciate Chief Witness.

New York. Feb. 2l.--The jury
 returned d verdict of guilty against Robert J. Rubin, charg-
 ed with arson in that he destroy
 ed many buildings which were in sured. collecting the insurance. The chief witness against the de- frndant was IsidOre Stein, known as "IZZy he Painter" and who is under sentence of D years for a like Olfensc. having plead guilty last week when arraigncd before
 Justice Golf of the Supreme Court of New York.
 Rubin was an insurance adjust
 rr and he, Stein, Morris GOren- stein. George GutZe, Hugo Nerec- tin and Royal II. Weller associat- ed themselves in what is known
 as the arson trust. lazy Wyold
 set the places afire, one of :ht
 others would pose as the owner, holding the insurance, and Rubin and George GutZe, another ad-. .usler, would adjust the loss and
 make payment for the companies Weller and Nerectin signed
 written confessions of their guilt
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
WILSON WRITES ANOTHER BOOK
President-eIect Publishes His Pre-inauguration 1ook--An
 Address to the People.

Washington, D. G., Feb. 2t.-- Pres idcnt -elect Wilson has pub lished his pre-inauguration book containing an address to the pco- pie who have elected him as the chief magistrate of this country, and in it he says he has solved the question of Legislation for the trusts by which he claims he can prevent mnnOpolies and trusts and restore the old form of rOm- petition.
 The book. which is entitled, An Address to the American People," also contains a roast of the Progressive Republican party. He says the country is to be con- that Roosevelt has been defeated, for had he been elected Roosevelt and the Pro gresSives would have legalized monopoly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
THE DEEMS. BAR
 MANY ANIMALS
inaugural Parade to Contain Men Women and Horses--Donkeys
 and Elephants Barred.

Washington, b. c., Feb. 2l.-- The Democratic national commit = tee having in charge the arrange ments for the parade at the in augural of President-elect Wil- son next month has issued an or der barring all animals except horses.
 It had been planned to have a donkey leading an old, blind elc- phant. picturing the conditions of tn" Republican party with he ''has been" elephant as the en- blem of the party. and the don key the victorious Democrats. Thousands of women Suffraget = les will parade and a delegat ion from every state in the Union will he on hand to show how univer- sal is the demand for the right tO vote among the women of the country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
FIELD DAY AT
 FORT L|SCUM
Officers and Men to Have Many Outdoor Winter Games at Post
 Across the Bay.

Tomorrow. being Washington > irth,lay. will be fit inglH rrlr- braled at Ft. Liscum by he off ccrs and men of the post by hold ing a series of field sports for the men. Ihc-people of Valdez have been invited and the Lieut.. Don- aldson will leave the City Dock at 12::i5 for the post and will re- turn leaving Ft. l.iscum at , p. m.
 Captains Erwin and Carleton, aided ny Dr. von Schrader, are the committee on arrangements, and a gala day is promised. Below is given a lits of the events and prizes:
 |. Ski jumping contest, indi- vidual: first prize. S3: second. $2: third, si.
 ,. Equipment race, individual: first, $i.5O; second. $l; third, soc.
 3. One mile snow shoe race: first, $3: second, $2; third, Sl.
 {. Litter race. teams of two first. $2: second. Si.
 ,. Relay race: first, Si: second. $2.
 6. Throwing medicine ball, team of 25: krg of malt lu he winners.
 :. Rifle team: winners $5.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
0uaaenhoim Earnings.

The Guggenheim Exploration
 company reports for the fiscal year ended Dec. 3i, 1912, net arnings of S3.27l.75O, an amount
 equivalent to i5.7 per cent on the icapital stock. Dividends amount ing to 10 per cent were met, and
 Sl, ,i9o.i 20 saved for he surplus
 account.
 In the year the company sold ttO,00O shares of American Shelters Securities company pre- ferrcd stock at SSi per share, a decline from the figure at which the stock had been carried on the books of S6 share. The shrink age was more than offset, how ever. the report states. by an in crease of over $2,O0O,OO0 in the market price of securities pur- chased in the period.
 The market value of the com pany'S assets, consisting mostly of stocks in mining companies, is set forth in the annual statement as $59.655, ,OO0. an increase of S2.570.0O0 for the year.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
Wealth In Spitzberqen.

London. Feb. 2i.--The Daily Photographs Copenhagen cores pOndent says that engineers who have returned from SpitZbergen after constructing a wireless sta tion for the Norwegian gOvern- mcnt, express the view that the natural resources of the islands are much more valuable than has been generally supposed. An American coal syndicate has 5ob- tained excellent results from the first working of the mines. with only eight men. and will increase it's staff 10 300. Norwegian coal mining companies have also done we'll. A valuable deposit of mar ble is said to have been discov- cred. and it is believed that gold and precious stones will be found.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
 BURN MUSEUM
Destroy New Pavilion in the Bot anicaI Gardens, Causing Loss
 of Millions.

London. Feb. 3I. I.--SuI1ragrtleS today set fire tu and destroyed he pavilion in the Botanical garden. causing a loss of millions and the destruction of plants and flowers which can never be re- placed. The loss is estimated at many millions. Millions of dol lare were expended in gathering the exhibit. which is now a total loss.
 Lillian Lenton and Joyce Locke, two leading sutfragettes, were caught running from the build ing after they had set it on fire. They were arrested and taken to the Bow street station. On being arraigned one of the women hurl- ed book at the judge. They were held without bail and were drag ged screaming to jail.
 The militant suffragetteS have issued orders to raise hell in merry old England if they do not give us the ballot" Thousands of extra police have been added to the force and all public buildings are under strong guard.
 We are guerrillas and are fighting this fight as Garibaldi fought the Italian fight for free dom. and we are going to take our opponents unawares. We are going tn regard human life as sacred" declared Mrs. Pankhurst in an interview.
 The suffragists were warrant ed, however, she asserted. in us ing all the methods resOrtcd to in time of war. They were going ln do as much damage to prop erly as possible.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
ATTORNEY GENERAL AFTER THE TRUSTS
Civil Suit Started Against the Me- caskey Register Trust to
 Recover Damages.

GlrNrlanh. O.. Feb. 3l.--.\lior- mrN General WirkrrSham has in- sI itutrd civil SuiIS lo recover damages from The McCaSkty Reg i>trr trust for violations of he sherman antitrust act.
 Tn complaint alleges that he trust suppressed it's competitors. destroying competitions: That they bribrd the officials of rival com panieS ana used many other tricks to destroy opposition. all of which is prohibited in the antitrust laws.
 The company have retained the best attorneys in the east to as- sist in the defense of the com pany at the coming suit and the legal battle will be watched with interest.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
COMMITTEE SAYS
 NEED WAR SHIPS . ...
But the Democratic Leaders Are Determined to Oppose the
 Naval Program.
s% ,. -~-

Washington. D. G., Feb. 2l.-- The House committee after a long fight. reported to the House bill providing for the construction of two hattlcShipS an six deSIroN- CTS he coming year. They also reported ravorably the bill for an appropriation of Si6,00O. .O0O for other naval needs. salaries. re- pairs. etc.
 The committees report will be bitterly opposed on the floor by the Democratic leaders. who are determined to save the cost of the ships of war, each to cost ten millions, in order to make good on the retrenchment plank of the party's platform.
 The party whip will be needed in order to defeat the bill, as many Democrats are determined that the retrenchment shall not be made in the naval department but that we must be ready at all times to defend the country against aggression.
 It is reported that House Lead CT Underwood will call a caucus and compel the party to- vote as a unit against the bill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
MORE CHARGES
 AGAINST MADER0
May be Prosecuted for Looting the Treasury of mexico--Is
 Now in Prison.

Mexico City, Mex. Feb. 2l.-- Former President Madero. now in prison, may be charged with the IOOtimg of the treasury by his enemies. who were victorious in the battle for possession of the city, and who now have the form CT chief magistrate in prison.
 The treasury deputies have asked for an investigation into the departments, claiming hat much money was stolen by Ma urro. Friends of MaIrrO. how ever, claim that the money was stolen by the deputies and that now they wish to shift the blame on Madrrn in order to clear them- selves. II is pointed out that Maderu was worth over $2O. .OOO.- 0n0 when he was elected presi- dent and that he. therefore,. had no reason to steal.
 They also claim that the new administration is only looking for a chance to execute the former president in order that he may be out of the way, as they fear that should he be released he would again lead the loyalisls against the new regime.
 President Huerta may order a probe into the affairs of the treasury department.
 The arsenal, which was the first public building captured by Diaz, and which he was able to hold to fhc end. was turned into a ban quel hall by him last night, and a large banquet given to the army and other government officials, after which they paraded the streets cheering for DiaZ. The cheering of the triumphant fac fion could be heard by former President Madero in his cell, as he was confined in rooms beneath the banquet hall.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
C0RDOvA ROAD IS
 STILL 0N THE BUM

The Cordova railroad has not been opened as yet, in spite of the promises of the COrdOva paper and the railroad officials. the lat ter of whom are working the hot engines on the line and the form CT the hot air in the editorial sanctum. The road has now been blocked for over two months in spite of all the efforts of 200 men and three rotarieS. The weather for the past few weeks has also been as good as could be expected at this season of the year.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
TICKETS WANTED FOR
 THE INAUGURATION

Washington, D. C., Feb. 2i.-- Representatives in congress are clamoring for more tickets for admission to the capitol grand stand during the inauguration. In past years senators have re- ceived ten tickets each, while rep resentatives received only four. The members of the lower house insist that they should receive just as many tickets for them selves and friends as do the sen atOrS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
PHONE TRUST UNDER PROBE
"HeiIo" Monopoly is Now Under Investigation and Will be
 Prosecuted.

Seattle. Wash. Frb 2l. The government has started the probe into the violations by the tele- phone trust of The antitrust laws and will prosecute the off cerS of the merger.
 United States District Attorney MrCnurt, of Portland, has re- signed his office and has been ap- pointed by the attorney general a special prosecutor tn appear for tue government against the mo- nOpoIy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
WHALING RADluM lS
 THE LATEST MEDICINE

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 2I.--A de- partmenl for the treatment of diseases by means of the 41shala- fiOn of the emanatiOns of radium rays will be established at the Johns Hopkins hospital. This will be lh" first medical inst l. tuition in the United States tn adopt this treatment. In recent years, it was found that the min- eral, or rather, the emanations from the mineral, were of almost .incnmparable value in the treat = nlent of chronic rheumatism, neu- ralgia, facial paralysis and dis cases of the joints.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
MARINES ARE EN
 ROUTE ID CUBA
Transport Takes 400 Men to Is- land in Readiness to Go to
 Mexico if Necessary.

Philadelphia, Feb. 2i.--The United States transport left here today with HOO American ma rines for Cuba, where they will be in readiness for the invasion of Mexico should 1t become ncr- essary.
 Orders Lave been issued to as semble several thousand more for service and they will later be talk en to Cuba awaiting the outcome of the present status quo in Mex ico.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
Senator Wants Family Men.

Washington, D. G., Feb. 2i.-- In an address Senator Dillingham; declared himself in favor of law limiting the immigration of single men to this country. He said that more than G5 per cent of the present immigrants were males, whereas the United States needs married men with families.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
SOCIALIST IS CANNED
 REPUBLICAN WINS

Topeka. Kan, Feb. .--Fred. stanton. the only Socialist mem- Der of the legislature, has been unseated by the state solons and his Republican rival in the cleo. tion put Hi his place. It was shown that Socialists were i'm ported from Missouri and voted fdr Stanton.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
Will Ne-open tho Senate.

Judge Lyons today granted a saloon license to Angus Chisholm to open the Senate, which he will do on the 1st of March. MT. Chis- holm will have active management of the business and will no doubt receive the patronage of a large number of friends.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
DOCTORS SAY THAT
 SNEAO WAS NUTS

Vernon. Tex, Feb. 2I.--DOctors have testified that Banker Snead was not responsible when he fired the shot that killed Boyce senior. The best alienists in the cOun- try have been brought here by the banker at a cost of thousands of dollars tn testify in his behalf.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
Eaale Dance Next Saturday.

The regular Eagle dance will be given next Saturday at Eagle hall and the committee have ar ranged to have sandwiches like mother tried to make" The mu- sic will be of the best. Everybody welcome.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21

Cashier Eckern. of the Valdez Bank X Trust Co.,. has recovered from a severe attack of indiges- ton with which he has suffered the past few days. He was able tO be out again today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21

Tomorrow is Washington'S birthday, but il will not be cele- braicd in this town by the clos ing of the business houses.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21
Laugh Hearty Tonight.s:

Go to the Orpheum tonight and have a big laugh. A complete change of pictures and matinee at ) D. m. Saturday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21

It is worth while taking a chance on the $500 diamond ring being rallied al Plant & Com- pan%'s. jewellers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21

FOR RENT--Two or three rooms for rent next to cable of flee. Inquire of r. M. Brown.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21

Reinke. expert repairer, al the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-02-21

FOR RENT--Threc furnished houses. Apply to C. E.. Runnell.
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