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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
FREE OFFER
CLOSES SUNDAY
All Nation Specialists Offices Crowd.
ed by Patients Who Are
Treated Free.

Sunday. November 80. IL the last
day OF the free offer OF the All Nation
Specialists. and no doubt this will be
the busiest week in the history of
their Offices. Free offer treatment
has started November twelfth. and
during this time large number of
patients have started treatment and
are now on the road TO recovery.
What Is Free ONer7
Many sick people become discour-
aged and conclude they can't be cured
because some doctor has failed to re-
lieve them. For the benefit OF these
people and in order to prove that they
cure where other doctors fail. the All
Nation Specialists. who have their Of
fees at li2S Market St. have offered
to treat all patients who will call at
their Offices before the first OF De
cember free OF charge. This means
that patients beginning treatment be
fore this date will be treated free
until they are entirely well. the only
charge being for medicines used.
which must be paid In advance.
Among other diseases treated by
the All Nation Specialists are chronic
diseases OF the heart. liver. kidneys.
bladder. stomach. rheumatism. blood
and skin diseases, eczema. pimples.
piles. rupture and special diseases OF
men and women. Their ONCE hours
are from . 10 daily, evenings from :
to $. Sundays from TO 70 only
Those wishing 10 take advantage OF
the free offer are advised TO call. as
soon as possible. and not to wait until
the last day. when. II would be hard
for the doctors TO examine all.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
SUPREME COURT
GIVES DECISIONS
Special Dispatch to the Intenirencer

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
CHARLES TON. W Va, Nov. Is
Eleven opinions were handed down to-
day by the Supreme Court OF Appeals,
IN addition 70 disposlng OF other mat
tiers
The suit against the Board OF Az
fairs OF Charleston. for the payment
OF the bills for auditing the city &c
counts by the State Tax Commission
or. as a result OF which may thousands
OF dollars were returned to the city
by city officials. was dropped on mo
ton OF Tax Commissioner Fred y.
Blue Il is said that the city officials
nave agreed TO pay the bill.
The cases decided were:
Jennings -. southern Carbon Co.
e al. from Duddridge county. decree
reversed. demurrer oyerruled and
cause remanded
Pan Handle Traction Co. vs.. Schenk
81 al. from Ohio county. writ OF error
and supcrsedeas dismissed as improv-
Identity awarded.
Austin. admr.. W. Galloway. from
Mason county. reversed and remanded.
Judge Poffenbarger dissented and Will
hlc an opinion
Wiley vs.. Martin ct ais. from Mer-
Ger county. affirmed
McDermott VS. Forbes. from Mason
county. reversed and new trial award
shelton VS.. shrader. from Mercer
county. dismissed as improvidently
awarded
Mcf.anahan o. nj We Mills 81 ais.
from Mercer county decree on bill OF
review reversed. cause romanded. 9TH
or decree dismissed as improvidently
awarded
state VS. TAYLOR from Mcdowell
county. decree affirmed
Marshall vs. Porter. from Hancock
county. decree reversed ald cause re-
handed
Davidson. admrstN. W Browning.
from Mercer county Judgment re-
versed verdict set aside and remand
cd for new trial
POLAND and others vs. Brownfeld
and Hlatf. admrstV. We Urownfcld.
from Mctzcl county. appeals dismissed
as having been improy.dently award
ed
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upon the brides especial request It
was inserted.
The Rev Dr. Beach spoke the serv-
ice in a low. even tone, the guests
standing in reverent silence as he be-
gan the service.
As the two pledged their troth. the
president and Mrs Wilson stood hand
in hand to the left OF the platform.
who giveth this woman TO be mar
ried by this mani
The president stepped forth and
took the hand OF his daughter and
placed il in that OF Mr. Sayre. Il.
Francis Bowes, take Jessie Woodrow
20 be my welded wife" repeated the
groom after DR. Beach. and | do
promise and covenant before God and
these witnesses to be Thy loving and
faithful husband In plenty and in
want. IN Joy and I'm sorrow. in sick.
ness and in health, as long as We
both shall live
The bride repeated the same except
that 70 he response was added to be
thy loving. faith ful and obedieut wife.
The minister took the ring from Dr.
Grenfeu. the best man, handed IL 20
MIR. Sayre. who placed it on the bride s
third finger. repeating the pledge OF
constant faith and abiding love.
The bride took her ring from the hand
~ her maid OF honor and as she. too.
repea I'D pledge OF 'aith and love.
placed Il on the hand OF her hush band.
Received Benedletion.
As they knelt on the white-skinued
rug the gilt Of the minister from
Peru. the Rev. John \cylu Sdyre pro
nounced the beucdictiOn. The couple
rose. shook hands with tho Clergy
men and the bridal procession NOV
10 the NeudelssOhu strains along the
great corridor again. but turutd IN at
r.s.H ID
Here for the moment before the re-
ception began the bridesmaids kissed
the bride afectiOnately and there
was 4 general scene not unlike wed
dings the world over.
For nearly an hour the guests
passed through the blue room tp Of.
Ter their congratulations. Members
Of the cabinet Justices OF the SUI
preme court. the diplomats and their
wives. Speaker Clark and the leaders
dent and Mrs. Wilson. standing az one
door. and passed on 10 Mr.. and Mr..
Sayre
Among thcm were many old friends
from Princeton university and IN .l-
llms college. Dean Henry b. Fine ~
Princeton President Harry q. Car
field a. williams Secretary McAlp'l
rf Princeton Cleveland IT, po'-..
and Robert Garrett. Who were mem
beers OF the board OF trustees when
Nr. Wilson was 40 princeton. Col. =.
%. House. Charles u Crane ot Chi
,aro. Chairman william r. NcComb-
of tho Democratic national committee
and Mrs NcCombs. Rear Adlral Rob
rr' T. pnary. T. y Goveruor-clect
Fielder p New Jersey. tho New Jer-
soy congressional delegation and q
host az others. the majority ~ them.
except for the officials. being from
points outside ~ Washington
Little Miss Mary TuWulty. nine
year old daughter o. Secretary and
Mrs Tumulty. was The only child In
'hn reception line A. she passed
both Mrs Wilson and tho bride kissed
her.
Informal Dance.
The Informal dance in mo East
D room after the reception was NOT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
JESSIE WILSON
tcOntinu.a cron, -iru: pag.l

vi
the first two c1wued in deepest pink
and fl" others Zoo pink OF a lighter
shade followed iu slow step down tho
long red carpetot corridor that bisects
the lower floor OF the White House
and caf'r- the east room at its confer
Miss Ele nor Wilson. tho Youngest
~ the Pres dents dau-ntvrs. and Miss
Mary White we've first. followed by
Miss AGeIine Mitchell scott and Miss
NaiOr!e Brown. AN wore piIuant lit
no b01nnt- with upstarI ug fri Is OF
liver lace Mics Nar--rct Wilson.
Poe eldest daughter and maid uf honor.
Won" The pllest pink. All carried mink
roses '.rc. with their dresses Every
eye was turned toward Oh. procession
as To moved slowly into n. east room
and there was n whispered exc. ma
ton. Foduf.fI''" from many lf.s rs
the bride leaning ON tho arm OF her
father came with measured 4tes down
the aisle and stepped upon tho floral
"lf9r Tl" bride Wor. diamond
brooch on long platinum chain. the
Eif' ~ the groom. and carried O boqu. Z
O. lNiies o. the valley.
The brides train was rather lorr
and finished square. Dr. was q soft.
lu-frous white satin that blended v..l
with her blonde talr and fair conn
pI.NIou.
Used Combined Service.
The service was unique cOuh.ua.
ton OF tho Ep-corIlr and prerbv.
terrain forms IN tho latter tho word
obey" is not included boo fha prom
ise Of 60 love. honor and obav.' but
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planned for. but became one OF the
most delightful parts of the affair
The Marine band moved into the
East room. where the tango and 9th or
late dance steps were gracefully
danced by the young folks.
Refreshments were served in the
state dining room. The bridal party
gathered I'm the breakfast room after.
ward The bridesmaids wora gold
bracelets gifts OF the bride. while the
ushers wore gold stickpins given them
by the groom.
The bride and groom eluded the
curious by going through the kitchen
and the executive Offices before taS.
ing their automobile
The bridal party were the guests
during the evening OF the Misses Mar.
Earet and Eleanor Wilson at the
White House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
ID. d. d. In Hospitals;
Standard Skin Cure

Wov many hospital patients suTer-
ms the frirhtfui Itch. the raw acorch-
itG pain - Fkin disease have been
soofhed 90 sleep IS = soothing fluid
washed in ~ the nurses hands,
That nuid is fhe famous u. n. H.
prescription Tor ecFeua
TIE sUFERvrHrro uURsu - one
cf our prominent Catholic Institutions
tname of nurse and Institute on appil-
cationls writes REGARDING a patient
he disease has eaten her eyebrows
away Her nose and lips had become
her sNehrows ars CROWNS her uoao
fnd face have assumed their natural
eaprssaion.
How many eczema sufferers are pay
inT their doctors FOR REGULAR treat
mont ard are being treated with this
same soothing healing fufd4
m GRO. r nTcMAnDsoN frankly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
MEALS HIT BACK? DYSPEPSIA, GAS,
SOUR ST0MACH?--- PAPES DIAPEPSlN

know Il is needless TO have bad stom-
ach.
Get a large hity-cent case OF Pape's
Dfapepsin from any drug store and put
your stomach right. Stop being miser-
sble-life is too short-you're not here
long. so make your stay agreeable.
Eat what you like and digest Il: enjoy
IT, without fear OF rebellion In the
stomach.
Pape's Diapepsln belongs IN your
home should one OF the family eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. or in case OF an attack OF indi-
gestion. dyspepsia. gastritis or stom-
ach arrangement. II is handy 10 give
instant relief.
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PRES. WILSON
Continued fro-i rtrs, Psge3
with conditions and 10 make reports
ar soon s possible.
Official Notice Of Rumor.

az soon as possible.
Official Notice OF Rumor.
IL became known today that the
rumor OF an intention Of the American
commanders TO land forces 70 protect
the extensive oil interests at Tampico
and TuNpam was brought % OF 'cial
notice through the British counsel II
TampicO. This officer on account OF
the excitement which tho report
caused In Tamp1cO notified Sir Lionel
Garden. the British minister IN Mexico
city who In turn acquainted CHARGE
O'Shaughnessy.
Though no official reports reached
ne state Department from the battle
between the Mexican Federal and
r'ht. forces az JuareZ. the result of
mat conflict 81 awaited with keen in-
ierest The State Department was no.
lined that in anticipation OF an attack
on Las Nacas. In the state OF Coahuila
The Aemerican consul az Eagle Pass
lad sent warning 10 Americans TO
leave the town and cross TO Del Rio
Texas Passes. IL was reported. are
now being required by the Federal au-
thorlties from all persons entering and
leaving Ciudad POrfirio DiaZ
Refugees Leave.
consul canada. ~ Vera Cruz. re-
ported that the Norwegian steamer
Atlantis. with p refugees. had lert
iOr Galveston. 90 arrive November o.
II We also reported that I,eandro and
Andres Agullar we're among tho nor
sons Transported on tho American
hattleship from Vera Cruz with tho
brothers OF Francisco Madero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Time it! In five minutes your
sick. upset stomach
feels fine.

Time IT, In Ave minutes all stom
ach distress gone. No indigestion
heartburn. sourness or belching OF gas
acid or eructstions OF undigested food
no dizziness. bloating. foul breath OF
headache.
Papes Dispepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs. II
is the surest. quickest stomach doctor
in the whole world. and besides. Il Is
harmless.
Millions OF men and women now eat
their favorite foods without tear-they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Geneva Glee Club.

The Geneva College Glee club Of
Beaver Falls will render the second
number on the lecture couse OF the
First Christian church. Y. Z. S c. f..
in the church. next Thursday even
ing. Thanksgiving night. at S o'clock.
This glee club enjoys an enyiable po-
sition as popular entertainers and are
assured a large audience. Admis-
sion-Adults. 80 cents: children. 20
cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Arion ladies', Auxiliary.

The Arion Ladies' auxiliary will
entertain their husbands at the club
parlors Friday evening. Cards win
be enjoyed and n luncheon served.
This is the first OF the series OF even
Ing affairs to be given and there will
be the usual large attendance. In
charge are Miss Amelia Vieweg and
Miss Clara kraatZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
HUERTA ASKS
(continusd from rtrss P.s..,

IL was admitted here that Escudero
had remained at the international
boundary line TO receive any further
proposals the Washington government
might make General Carranza has
made no explanation OF what caused
the rupture NJ Nogales. but promised
TO issue a formal explanation after he
had conferred with Escudero.
Preparations for the Constitutional
list campaign along the west coast were
begun to-day. General Pablo Gonzales
reported that his troops had defeated
a column of 1000 Federals marching
against Victoria, the capital OF Tas
maulipas. which was captured last
week by the Constitutionalists. He
STATED that in a fight yesterday at la
Cruz quantities OF artillery and sup
plies had been captured and a number
OF the Federal officers killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
THEFT OF
tcont,nu.d from Fir., Pags3

came known that New York and rhila-
delThia bankers affected by the loss
held q meeting here Co discuss the best
methods 90 follow 600 dealing with the
stolen securities could not boz learned to-
night 90 was known 20 exceed 100000.
The theft was kept secret while private
detectives watched the stock markets In
several cities for sales OF the missing
securities. Banks w'rr also asked 90
watch for the bonds and stocks and
when representative % the Charles
T. Brown firm to-day deposited them In
philadelphia bank. th" detectives re
Cetvcd their first clue. The Philadelphia
and when ~ was learned that Foye had
made the ~ala-s 90 them. search for him
methods Not Known.
Little could te learned tonight con-
corning tine methods hy which IOye s.
the securities According Co. the police.
he - a brother 81 Policeman FOye. who
was tried by police comm ssi"ner Tor
falling o." ttNc prompt action a The time
SAMPLER 10 was also said rs the pol.
that I0ye Was at one lime employed by
the late John IS. Gates and also by the
late Charles ~. Gates
10 was anu0uuret late foulEut that de-
tertivcs bad recovered from various
vaults and strong boxes 500. 600. which.
they assert. la part ~ the total ~ APP
proNimately 1-aU.UHI. represented by
Tuyea stock dealings Process servers
attempted foo serve papers uu IoNe 90
the police station where he Is combined.
hIf tho police refused 90 permit them
60 see the prisoner. They represented
Arm Of lawyers. they said. and 20 BEL
Understood sought fu recover HcsHlnu
~ f.e certified check Tor go 600. pre-
..uHHIr for tho lhIladclp..a bond
brokers
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writes On. n n f. superior % any
thing I have ever found Soft and
fouthiur set a powerful agent"
To DO the WORK. o.. Id. n prsarrtp-
ton must be applied according 70
alrections given in the pamphlet
reCtfuuH. and reef
And 30 certainly takes away the itch
81 once rTIe moment the uquid g. aD-
piled. The skin 81 aoofhrd AcafrneH-
on thoruurhly refreshed delightfully."-
cooled
40 drIrFieta 81 standing have the
famous specific 90 well aa tho efficient
IT. u n SkIu Soar
Nut We are eo confident ~ the rler-
re- " ffia prescription that We VIII
refund The purchase price ~ the frst
run sire bottle ~ 30 fails 10 each
your case You alone are 90 Judge
fur rHIr .u rs ..fIIuE IN IfrIN CRANE
i.H 800 .uI Jacob -f.. I. ~ Irirat q
John coleman In. Three stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Christian Endeavor supo.r.

The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Allen Grove Presbyterian church
VIII give an oyster supper this even
ing In Gavin's hall at Sherrard The
ladies OF the society are zach to take
basket packed with side lights
for the table and the affair promises
to be a decided success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26

The Ladies OF 50. l..b.-~ j.. T. church
gave turkey supper and bazaar at the
church on Tuesday evening. The ladies'
are noted for their fine ~uppcrS and this
one was not uu exception. Mrs Charles
y. Haucler was chairman OF the decora-
ting committee and she was assisted hy
an able committee. The fancy work
booth was boo charge OF Mrs charles
AuL Mr- Morgan Ns-fs~ and Mrs VIII
liam Weiss. Mrs Walter Bowman. Mrs
.. NJ. Wrestling. and SfrS ~ e. Wolfe
had charge ot the apron booth. Tn.
Girls Guild had charge az the Ice cream
and cake and Kitchen work The affair
was a great success every way.
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SOCIETY
tcontinu.d from Pag. rhr..J
Monday Night Tango.

Miss Genevieve Ewing conducted
her Monday night tango class al the
Fort Henry Club. and the usual large
attendance was there. Although pa
pers OF the East say the tango is on
the wane. IL is evident IL will be popu-
lar for the winter season in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
mdscisive Battle.

DEL RIO. Texas. Nov. 25.-An indie
cisive battle marked by heavy losses
on both sides was fought by Mexican
government troops from Piedras Negras
and the consttutionalist garrison at Las
Nacas. Coahuila. nve miles south OF the
latter town. today. \ dozen or more OF
the constitutlonalist wounded We're
brought across to Del Rio tonight. lead
ing to the belief that the rebels expect
10 evacuate La Nacas.
Before tho fighting began the consti-
tutonalists put the torch TO all prop
erty In Las Nacas supposed TO belong
TO federal sympathizers.
The opposing forces numbered about
400 men each. Colonel Alberto Guajar-
do commanded tine federals and Colonel
Rivas the constitut.onalists
IL was reported tonight that another
federal column from Picdras Negras was
advancing up the Rio Grande
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
First Lnth.ran chnrrh.

Tho Ladies Of the Warwood English
Lutheran church gave "a fine chicken
and waffle supper and entertainment ~
the English Lutheran church on Siy-
tenth street. Tuesday evening. Through
the courtesy OF the Young Ladies' Bible
lass the dining rooms We're used for
the SUI per. All the seasons dsliclciee
we're served with the chicken and waf-
Ties, most efficiently served Nrs. l.. e..
Nolte was chairman Of the committee IN
charge. She was assisted by Mrs. Henry
Juergens Mrs. Ebeling Mrs s. ConnsrS.
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Ed. Bingle. Miss Bar
bara Iefferman. Virginia Troll. Mrs
j. H. Daley. Miss Charlotte Hayha. Mrs.
Ripley. The candy table was IN charge
Of Mrs. Ambrose. Miss Helen Couley.
Miss Teller and others
The program was composed OF the fol
lowing
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NOGALE,S. Ariz.. nov. .5.-Informa-
ton reached here today. through Ameri-
cans coming from the neighborhood OF
La Dura and La Colorado. Sonora. that
Naquts have resumed their depreiations
IN that region. Independent reports from
various quarters say that "A number or
MeNicans were robbed and killed in
Guiding wOrkmen employed by American
mining interests Of san Xavier. south OF
Hermosillo.
Americans consider the Yaqui trouble
more serious to sonora than the reVolu-
Ton. The state auth critics are unable
TO cope with the Indians. who demand
land on which there are now many
American settlers. II Is reported that
l.5O0 Naquis are on the war path. well
armed with rifles and Ammunition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Troop Train Dynamited.

,,,.~,, ttooP Er~tn ny naniteu.
succeeded In dynamitiug another troop
train on the National railwR between
San Luis Potosi and SaltillO.N A bout so
federals are said 20 have been killed. The
train was blown up at Cdrneros. north
OF VARGAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-26
Informal Dance.

The Informal dance in mo East
lom after tho reception was NOT
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LICENSES
MAY Be AUCTIONED
RUMoR SAYS THAT SALOON MEN
ARE UNABLE TO AGREE AS TO
WHO SHOULD NOT APPLY FOR
LICENSES TO MAKE PROPOSED
REDUCTION.

1t has been persistently rumored for
of saloon keepers and liquor men are
unable to agree as to who should not
apply for licenses for the new license
period beginning July l., according to
the official announcement made several
weeks ago., Jointly by the commercial
club and the city council, that there
should be a reduction made in the
number of saloon licenses issued this
year and agreed that there should be
ten less. @t'. - ,r~ - g.
AT the time the announcement was
made 1T was openly stated that the
liquor dealers league had tentatively
arranged that there should be a
doubling UP" Of proprietors in order
to bring about the. required reduction
of licenses and thirst parlors. It APP
pears hat the doubling up process
is not so easy to accomplish with the
legislature not in session as it seemed
to be with it in session.
Today it was generally stated in
circles where the matter was being
discussed, that the solution Of the
difficulty may be that the council order
an auction Of the licenses to be issued
to the highest bidder. This method
has been approved by the city attorney
of Minneapolis. who says the auction
ing of saloon licenses may be held to
be legal. If the auction method is not
approved of by the council it is stated
that the. members. of the council are
now nearly unanimous in favor Of
boosting the license fee from $1,000
to $4,000. and a,number of the business
men say that is the best way to solve
the proposition. which is to come
%squarely before the council if the sa-
loon men do not solve the matter them
selves. --r, .-.EF s--,. ,5E .'. zoe 49,