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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
FlNA\,TAL

CHICAGO. Sept . Hogs. rcceipis
$4,000. mark', neah and generally
-'o lower BUR- az sales S..6ud> 20.
.E1.. 500" N..". mixed. s. 1ur
f.'f. heavy. St-uu $50. roughs.
sag. G $50. pE~. t.-rsfO
''IIi". r'r'IN'~ 1000. market
steady FOB shade lower If..tr-. S. qu
rF-U. Tryas stp.rt ss..tr- %
ttociers and feeders s--l.f-. ,-.
cows and h'tfer-. s. c,uN o.. calves.
81 nHu1l Hr
Sheep. receipts 20 U"'. weak to zoe
lower Nafn" sheep. $3.50. yosrInr~.
ssI"1" 1900. lambs. native. Srsurs....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

disturbance on the II o'clock car ~
the Wellsburg. Stsubenvlle a Wier-
ton traction line on Saturday night
we're given n hearing before Mayor
G. w. Rine on Monday morning at IL
q clock. each being fined S25. The
trouble started upon account OF the
three Americans twitting the Italian
who finally threw a beer bottle al his
tOrmentors. No ono was seriously
injured.
Miss Jennie ChildS. colored. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Samuel Childs. died at an
carly hour Sunday morning after an
illness of several months in the ma
ture Of complication Of diseases.
Deceased who had made her home for
q good portion OF thirteen years a.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lobmiller. was so faithful and was
~ highly appreciated by the couple
that size practically raised their fam
fly. In the A. VI. +. church she was
a most active and devoted member
The funeral was held on Monday az
ternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. H. Holman entertained in an
elegant manner on Saturday night at
her home the members Of the Presby-
Mr.. and Mrs H. Holman. Mrs. Lucy
George. Mrs. Dean Lazear. Miss Sarah
Palmer. DR.. and Mr.. J. B Walks
shaw, her guest. Mrs Cora Hastings.
OF Glendale. Misses Frances and Mar
garet Palmer. Mss Helen Lathem.
Miss Martha BOD. Miss Margaret
Cooper. Earl Biddle. John PAUL. Pro
lessor Walter Brown. uf Wheeling:
tarmiC hael. Dean LaZear. Di- Joe Pal
mer. q brother % Mrs Holman. and
her mother Joseph Mendel. Paul
Cummings and Richard Miller
Misses Sue and Belle NcRoberts. Of
Pittsburgh. Pa. will arrive this even
Ing for a visit az the home Of Mt and
Mrs. Thomas McRobeTts. Of Main
street
Thomas Mo7ober,s. ia. received
quit" severe wound on his right
hand on Monday while a. his work
az the Eagle glass works which VIII
prevent him from working for sev-
cral days
Messrs Nichols brothers. FL. Fen
wick. ~ this city. and VIII jackson.
Of Sieubenville. have a big contract al
lrondal". o. the building OF large
brick plant for the Ohio Pip" Line
Company 81 which William Bann.ld.
81 FOllansbea. IS president. The build
INK viii be- two stories. 2t5xlIS. six
teen kilns. the foundation for eight
~ th"s" being already built II will
require eight or min" months 20 com
pI"fe Tho work on" million bricks
have been already lad Fifteen brick
layers are az work n will require
iit" million brick 90 complete the
building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Wsr~ood Briefs

Daniels simpson. Of Irich-yille. -.
4 'h" guest of friends in Warwoog
NJ Simpe0n a. one tim" lived Do thl.
town
Th" p-e-b y'.rian SUNDAY school
held e. picnic af Blacks Grove yes.
to-day afternoon About go aft.nnau
Do" picnic and 'he party did not rc.
turn until late lu DO" evening
Hugh Allen ha- moved into his now
house on tho corner Of Seventeenth
street and RIctlaud avenue
Nr. and Mrs IS. o. tfoifanhino and
family hav" returned from an auto.
unh'l" '-Ip 'u Cleveland and other
OHIO rI'Ir-
Mrs Howard BEAUMONT. ~ Tliia.
d"lphia. ST. yis'irE hor parents Nir
and Mr. J. g. Nolfe ~ ffrhfaenfti
street
Ni-s D ~lm-on. ~ Yorksv.lIe I-
Vi.'ins friend bore This weak
Nr. ifar- and -or. a. VhorHrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
LUTHER LEAGUE
OF ZION Lutheran Church Holds pic
mic - Foinsr't Grove on Big
Wheeling Greek

Tho Luther le1sue OF sion Lutheran
church held one of tu. most ENJOYABLE
and most largely attended outinr- of
fh" season on labor .ty About roo
Dung people left tr" Zion church ou
Market street early Monday informing
DOB four of Miller l-rc p..ric vans
s.Sf""n hor-'s Les used fu ,.H,c,
.h'm to foImars ..rro,o out Isis
rs htrInG creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Jurorn DraWn-


me FOLLOW INK and jurors have beer.
drawn ana Will appear september .3rI
II D. Roberts. E'llalre. G-oIg.. Miller.
Martins Ferry. William bradford Hai-
ton. Edward Wheaton EarUesvt.le. e.
a S.Iare. BarucSVi.le. Wilbur WE.
-. 'lal-~y'llc. William Lipphaft Ma!.
ti0~ Ferry. Gilbert = Hubbard ~
tlaIrsviil'. Frank Mitchell. Bridgeport
\. ". Mriari. Washington TOWNSHIP.
Henry Kinney. Armstrong Mil q. - mon
k'hr. Bel.alre. = g crow. B,lIaire. e.
=. smith Iieilair'. -. !. Muuuar.
GAINESVILLE.
Fcflt jury 70 appear September cath.
" -. Hammond. -. .laIr~viil". T.. }
kr'mmer. = merton. Walter bun uf
Martins Ferr' Charles Hudson Cd. Eell-
aife. 'sti S-tbriEnt. of Martins Ferry.
Jos. burker. 90 Barton. Burton AleNaud-
er. ~ Nrffs. - A. Packer. o. Fridge
port. Joseph ldrN'H. 90. Key. George
shepherd. Heth.~i.,. Waller HAYS. 90
liauro'k Alvin S-dgeW uf Martins
Ferry. Dallas KENNEDY. OF HelIaife. g.
\. J~uisuu. ~ fsrlls4rr 90. IS. o. Ice.
~ =. Etir-Vii,c. Wi!ilem Mcfarland.
ot > tlair-Nille. Melville McFr~i-ri.. .
~ Fesilsv.le aud Lewis Spear. ut
C0lrT4iu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

Oh. trrsccrf
EuurH N.urpr and Della urr,t.r
pofH OF Souerfun
Inrrr- S. WH...- or tiarrrtor
.ud Roma d. so..lau. ~ Harrison
county
i0..f pIl1 aud NrrIa K4torE,
both o' Wheeling crack
Joseph -'ntln arI Sarah IuIrsr,rt
fHfH or temperance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
REV. eeNze LEAVES

re, \ T.. Ncn7c. pastor OF ZION
Lutheran church Viii leave for Green
vile" Iu. fr.- mofruE to attend a
rcclW mrrfr. uf tlr riffsburrr
synod llo ViI also take part Iu te
dedication OF tho handsome new ad.
winisuHIi"u hwidHuL or Th.,I co.I.lc.
located 600 Grt'nNu..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Engine BEING Installed

received BY tho Warwood Tool Works
T. being installed. The works wer.
'losed down yesterday In Observance
Of Labor day. Work will be resumed
this morning and the company does
nor expect 10 shut down uurI The
month Of December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

Margaret Amsden. Rellaire. on grounds
81 wilful absence y j. Dubois attor-
new Tor plaintiff
ora white against Clayton White and
others action for divorce on grounds ~
extreme cruelty. Injunction allowed and
a temporary alimouy hearing will na
ned before Judge q. =. Lynch, ON Sen
TENDER Atm az \ O'Clock "A m,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

The W. 6. T. T.. of Wheeling. met
last evening a. the hom" of Mrs. =.
W. Reeder. Of Twenty-trst street
New officers were elected and dele
gates appointed 20 attend tho state
convention AZ Blueneld. W Va All
members attended and after tne
transaction OF business the evening
va spent socially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
PLAYED Two Games

The Warwood Juniors played a
double header with the Martins Ferry
Juniors yesterday. The Martins
Ferry boys took both games. winning
the tirSt by score OF l. 10 and tho
second $ TO . The batteries for the
Juniors We're Ritz and Ritz in the
hrst game and Sutton and Thomas IN
The second. For Martins Ferry. Mills
end Dugan formed the battery IN
both games. Thomas and : sutton
OBLIGATED as umpires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Work on Warwood Bank

" OK on me WILDWOOD bank " pro
pressing rapidly The brickldyers
Will hnish in about three weeks. The
building was 10 D." finishing by SEP
tefub"r. bU' on account az tho strike
viii not b" completed for about two
months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
WARWOOD
Opening OF Schools.

The schools OF RiChland district
will open this morning. after being
closed for three months There will
he twice as many pupils this year.
The board OF education appointed
John \. Mitchell. Miss AIDA card
ner and Walter Kemp principals or
the three schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

The two wear old sof. ri M and Mrs
Toward Dixon 80 Butler avenue. dtol
- the family home SUNDAY evening -
o'clock. following an illness 90 ,luIefa
iufantutn. Funeral services will be
conducted 10y E"t. Il \ Young. pastor
81 the Preshvterian church. mis- aft.r-
noon at o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

b'ncienc Hro~zvk. against Y y
Marsh. action for money amount claimed
sS."uu Plaintiff alleges that on Nav
-. the defendant amputated his foot
a'i mat he did not allow FOR propc-
drainage. Also that tho wound did not
heal and that when Br. Marsh saw the
condition Of the leg ne -.fused To treat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Fidelity Local Stocks.

N.|t ..IN., IS 49, er.f
corrected da.ls fnr te Inte. r.r.er
F 'ar Ilt..fv Iutssf-ucrt a--s.fati.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

ONO. ftrfr ," fNr l.f...HI.f.a q hi
eoHuus aic owned in Sew Nerk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
HANISH CASE WILL GO
TO THE JURY FRIDAY
Reading of the Textbook Of the Cult
Consumes the Time on Wednes-
day.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2e.-Reading Of the
textbook OF the Mazdaznan, survivor
shippers cult, occupied the entire day
in the trial in the federal court here
of Ottoman Ear Adusht Hanish, high
priest Of Mazdnznan, The book is
branded as Objectionable by the prose
cutors and Hanish is on trial Tor SEND
ing II by express in interstate commerce.
a crowd which filed the courtroom
and in which were many women gave
close attention while two district attor.
news took turns in reading the oriental
philosophy expressed IN the twelve
slessons" into which the book Is d.
vided. The subject matter was largely
medical in its nature and dealt win
The subject Of eugenics and the reia'
tions of the sexes. Many of the para
crap phs proved embarrassing.
The reading will be finished tomoI. oI.
row, the Jurors having agreed TO si1
Thanksgiving day, It is understood
that the government will rest It's case
On the book and that lawyers Tor Han.
;ab win contend that the book ls proper
~ he circulated among persons Ole
eno,,eh TO understand It's lessons, Judge
STo WacF n,ust 90 to New York Friday aft
ernoon and both sides plan TO nave tne
case in the jury's hands. Friday morn
inc The verdict, according to TINS ar
raSoement. will be sealed and deliVerec
20 fn5re Mack on Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Had Large Sum of Money.

On Saturday. when Zelaya escaped from
the surveillance OF detectives who had
been following him ever since his arrival
here two and half weeks ago. the clerk
at the hotel where ne last stopped no.
ticed that he had received an envelope
containing large amount OF money, This
envelope was found on Zelnya tonight al
the time of his arrest but he gave II
into the custody OF Valentine before ac-
companyjnG the officers to the police sta
ton.
The department Of Justice agents. who
arrested Zelaya. profcssed not TO know
the names Of the murdered persons said
10 have been mentioned In the applica
ton for the former d!ctators extraditiop
1t was learned from other sources, how
ever that he Ia charged specifically with
the murder OF two fellow countrym cn
named sixto Pedina and Domingo Teri
bio.
There Is no suggestion that his extra
dition is in any way In connection with
the summary execution Of Leroy Cannon
and Leonard Groce, Americans who took
part In the uprising four years age
against the Zelaya regime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
CHARGES INVOLVE A
LEADING OFFICIAL
John A. Hennessy Declares
Two Men VIII Make Start
ling Confession.

ALBANY. n. Y. Nov. 26.-John A
Hennessy, who was former Governor Sui
zer's graft investigator, is authority for
the statement that two men will make a
confession In the John Doe proceedings
In New York next Monday which Will in
volve high state Official and possibly
others. The nature OF the alleged crime
will be the most startling thnt has been
exposed in the entire graft Investigation.
Hennessy maintains. and IT will involve
the passing of money.
"Is it in the line OF campaign contri-
butions?" he was asked
Far more important than that" he
replied.
Hennessy was here today to obtain
copies OF two highway contracts which
IN his Investigations.
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Nov. 30
Syracuse y. Y, who is under indictment
In New York for violating the section OF
the corporation law prohibiting person
from soliciting political contribution
from q corporation, is In San Juan. He
arrived here late last night on the steam
ship President from Santo Domingo. He
expressed his intention OF proceeding 10
Havana and New York. The San Juan
police are reported to have received q
cabled inquiry from District Attorney
whitman regarding MCGUIRE
Mcguire said he probably would sail
from Havana for New York Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
STOCK EXCHANGE To
REFORM THE RULES
Absence of Investors From
Market Results in Action
by Board of Governors.
By international News Service.

BY international News Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The New
York stock exchange through its board
of governors today took the initial ster
toward uniform laws for the careful
supervision of corporate organizations
and for greater publicity or corpora
tion operations.
The governors today passed a resolu.
tion calling for the appointment OF. a
committee of five to make special
study of this matter.
A member of the board after the
meeting said,
This committee will be prepared TO
cooperate with the government or state
legislators in the framing and passing
of laws which viii prevent watering
of stocks and promoters profits, things
which are growing scandal.
Another sign of what is TO happen
the first of the year in the financial
district appeared today when Fuller &
Co. announced their dissolution, be.
leved to be due TO the general dull
ness in the investment business.
A large number of brokerage firms
and small investment houses are ex-
pected TO go out of business. January !
because OF the prolonged absence OF
the investor and spcculator from Wall
street.
Some important commission houses
are also contemplating the closing OF
some of their branch offices. Several
with wires to Boston, Philadelphia,
Chicago and other cities. already have
cut the wires out.
4 number of brokerage concerns
who wish 10 reduce expenses viii con
solidate with other firms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
CONDRAY WILL NOT
EXPLOIT COLOMBIA
Attitude of United States
Compels British Syndicate
to Abandon Concessions.

LONDON, Nov. 26.-The oil and 9th
er concessions obtained by Lord Murray
Of Elibank in the republic Of Colombia
where he went on behalf of the Pear
son concern. have been surrendered by
Lord Cowdray. who decided today to
abandon all efforts 10 carry through the
proposed exploitation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Tbe con.
cessions sought from the Colombian gov
crnment apparently would have given
the Pearson concern indiscrlminate
right TO construct harbor works and
canals, in connection with the eXploita-
tion Of Colombian oil deposits. The
contract was signed by Lord Murray
in Bogota on April q last, and was ap-
proved by President Restrepo and his
cabinet.
Ii was intimated the grant would give
British interests. closely allied with the
British government itself, n right 70
build an intcr-ocoanic canal by way OF
the Atrato and Cupica rivers. II was
also asserted that the American gov
ernmeut would consider tho building or
such canal as violation Of the Mon
roe doctrine.
4 cable today from the Colombian
government TO the legation here stated
than Lord Murray, acting for Lord
Cowdrav. withdrew the Pearson oil con-
cession proposition because OF opposi.
tion caused by public opinion and the
desire of the Colombian congress TO
consider tho American syndicate s re-
ouest for oil rights. The American re-
quest. it is understood here, is now on
it's way to Bogota.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Demand Made Upon Federals
for Removal of Gunboat
Bravo From Tampico Ac-
companied by Threat.
WOULD DEVASTATE
THE ENTIRE REGION
Promises May Be Violated
Washington Still Hopeful;
Villas Victory Causes
Small Slaughter.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 26.-Sir
Lionel Garden, the British minister,
sent notification today to all
British residents to register at the
legation In pursuance Of the plan
Of defense against possible
emergency. Danish residents, who
are not represented Automatically,
were likewise invited to enroll. A
similar step was taken by the
Cuban minister.
The chamber Of deputies held
five-minute session today, the time
necessary to read and approve the
minutes. Adjournment was taken
because there was no other busi-
ness The question Of passing
upon the recent election Of the
president and vice president Of
the republic, it was said, will not
be taken up for several days.
MEXICO CITY, Nov 26.-tRemov
the gunboat Bravo or we shall fire o
the oil tanks in the city of Tampic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
HONEYMOON WILL BE
PASSED IN EUROPE
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Bowes Sayre to
Sail on the George Washington
on Saturday.
BY international News Service.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre will leave
here on Saturday on board the North
German Lloyd steamer George Wash
inpton for their honeymoon trip TO
Europe. Tho sailing of the White
house bride and bridegroom on the
George Washington WINS first learned
from dispatch from Williamstown,
Mass. this afternoon, and later verified
at the Offices of the steamship com
pauv, No information regarding the
stuteroom they will occupy or the port
ut which they win disombark could be
obtained.
The dispatch from Williamstown
stated that the report TO the effect
that the Sayres would attend the army
navy game in this city with President
Wilson on Saturday was wrong. but
that they would come here early Satur-
dav morning and sail at 10 O'Clock oil
board the George Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
UTAH APPOINTMENTS
HELD BACK FEW DAYS

speciaI 20 The Tribune =,
WASHINGTON, Nov. ee.IFrom ali
na;ons nnas will be sent to tho senate un-
III i',S after the opening Of the December
Sc session, as all nominations une9hhnrmea pm aas
Sy ssndsg snS Would ID S1 Savs rs to
SLOT sona ;n % again. It is not expected that
tSs' tSs name IA of W w. Ray; decided ds6. on ;n
nt;, Tor diaf after december to avoid the
un.n ussiiy NJ making two appointments
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Captured in Bed.

The government officials told Valentine
that they knew Zelaya was In his apart
ment and demanded TO see him Nalen-
tine thereupon led the officers into a
dark room In which Zelaya was sleeping.
The officers read the warrant for Zelaya $
arrest 20 Valentine, who in turn trans
lated II 10 his guest, and few minutes
police station in custody OF tho officers.
The warrant for the arrest of Zelaya
was Issued on Monday by United States
Commissioner Shields. on Information
furnished by Roger Woods. assistant
United States district attorney. This
information was based upon the applica-
tion OF tho Nlcaraguan government for
the extrndItion Of Zelaya to that country
on q charge or murder committed four
Po
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Booster,
b. Dealer!

"puinlst-a red blood
our street, for your
sest OF all, boost for
r,is wno helps you.
au.acturcr whose goods
n y1Ss i,, his advertising into
LIN nNe The Tribune 10
II aue. help him along,
a oods IN your window.
4 sS,.E ISrEs know you have
public know you nave
AZ rhe chap who is willing
~ chr In the common
<I1sss = not merely common
IA :, . COMMON STNsE'
Ia common Eense that
Into cents" on the
IN. your ledger.
a kauand acr,,an help boost your
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27

and along the banks Of the river
above"
This threat, according to private in
formation received here today, was sent
to the commander of the fedcrals at
Tampico yesterday.
So long as the garrison at Tampico is
aided by the guns OF the Bravo, which
is anchored in the river just off Fiscal
pier, there appears TO be little chance
for the rebels to capture and hold the
city, But they might easily devastate
the entire region by carrying out this
threat TO shoot at the tanks and fire the
oil estimated at 100000 barrels, Should
the oil in the tanks up-river be fred,
the floating fame would be carried into
the heart Of the city, most effectually
removing the menace offered by the
gunboat, destroy all shipping aud prob.
ABLY a fair part of the town
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Former Dictator of Nicaragua
Captured While in Bed at
the Home of Millionaire
Friend in New York.
MURDER is CHARGE
MADE AGAINST HIM
Warrant Issued Monday at
Request of Central Amer
lean Republic Served
After Long Search.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Agents OF the
department OF Justice late tonight ar
rested General Jose Santos zelaya, for
mer president OF Nicaragua arousing
him from his bed in West End avenue
apartment house. The warrant served
charges him with murder.
Zeaya was arrested in the apartment
of Washington S. Valentine. a friend. said
by the government agents to be a mil
lionaIre interested In Nicarag guam proper
ties. The former president Of Nicaragua
was taken In custody by George c. Craft.
special agent OF the department OF JUS
tice, Craft when asked the charge. said
''He is to be held as an eXtradition
prisoner OF the government on the charge
of murder committed in Nicaragua"
Zelaya was taken TO police station
near the federal building. Near him was
Louis f. Corea. his counsel, who was
Nicarasuan minister 10 the United States
under the Zelaya administration