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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.

Yssterday's oamss.
ST. Louis. :. Cincinnati. s.
Chicago. :: Pittsburgh. s.
other anne postponed. rain.
To-dAy's Games.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
81. Louts-Pittsburgh. not !
scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.
Philadelphia ........ ? SIS
.~leNeland .--......lO ga
Washington --...... 200
,ni,dso .... SOC
81 LOUIS ...-...... 2 ass
Boston 2g5
Detroit . Az
New hork ---..-.-.. = 10 .lbs
Y~esterdRy's Games.
No games. wet grounds IA rain.
To-day's Games.
Washington al Philadelphia
Boston at New York.
Chicago At Detroit.
f~leVeland-St. Louis. no
scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

Harmony o. nothing That is the
slogan ~ Manager Blouut o. tho Steel
men. and his work OF managing fh.
local club indicates that he a. over.
looking no bets that viii make Tor "a
harmonious feeling among tho team
members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

Billy Nixon has Joined the Erie
Sailors. the team with which he
such good ball last year. Nixon
has been south with Toledo all spring
and is IN tip-top shape FOR starting the
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
BOYS DROWNED
 IN WHIRLPOOL
Shake lands When Boat Nears Center of PooI--Women Weep
 --Men Hysterical.

Niagara Falls, N. Y., June 23 --Donald Roscoe. ten years old, and Hubert Moore, nine, who were playing in skiff, which was tieu to the shore were carried out in to the river and washed into the whirlpool, when the rope broke.
 The boat was Whirled round and round in the whirlpool while the men and women un shore were hysterical, weeping ana shouting, running up and down, along the shore.
 Bremen were summoned, but were pOwerless to help the lads who stood up in the boat just be- fore it was drawn into the cen ter of the pool and shook hands when they were sucked down ana disappeared.
 The bodies have not been re- covered although a careful watch is being kept on both sides of the river and police are now pa trolling the banks.
 The whirlpool of the Niagara river is some miles below the falls and on the Canadian side of the river.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
SENATOR WOULD
 STOP THANKING
Literature Regarding Free Sugar Distributed by Trust Under
 Congressional Frank.

Washington, D. c., June 23.-- Senator Kenyon has introduced a bill, which, if passed will stop all franking of mail matter by members of Congress and by the different departments. The testimony ill the lobby probe given by members of the Sugar Trust that they prepared
 the date regarding free sugar and that it was then printed at government expense and distrib- utcd under congressional frank to all parts of the states at al. enormous cost to the postal de- partment and the printing office, has caused the Senator to draft the bill.
 Free stamps are to be issued to CongreSsmen and to the de- partments but a close check is to be kept on the amount given each member and the use made of them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
CURACAO WRECKED
 FISH ECG ISLAND
Vessel Sinks as Last Passenuer ia Taken in Life Roat--Cap-
 tain Shores Vessel.

Kctchikan, June 23.--Early Saturday morning the steamer Curacao of the Pacific Coast cOm- ,pany, struck an uncharted rock at Warm Chuck, about 30 miles from Fish Egg island ripping her entire bottom.
 The vessel was loaded with coal which prevented the rapid filling of the boat with water and the captain made a run for shore and reached shallow water with the vessel full to the decks ana she sank when the last passen- ger left the Curacao and enter ed the life boat.
 Several of the crew were for ced to jump overboard and were picked up by the life boats.
 The vessel now lies in 75 feet of water and her stack is just visible.
 A cannery tender has arrived bn the scene and will take care bf the passengers and crew and will bring them to kctchikan. The Curacao is a new steamer and has been operated less than year and has just come off the dry dock after having had repair ed the damage done when the vessel ran aground at Egg ls- Hand mont h ago loaded with heavy slabs of marble from the Southeastern Alaska quarry for Seattle.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
TRAIN WRECKED
 AND FIFTY HURT
Officials Try to Burn Half Mile of Ties Which Were Rotten--
 Sheriff Prevents.

Rochester, N. Y., June 23.--An excursion train on the Pennsyl- vania railroad was wrecked near Sterling, in Wayne county, Penn sylvania and 50 people were bad- ly hurt, although no one was Killed outright, yet several are so badly injured that they are eA- pected to die.
 The. district. attorney was was pre- vented by officials of the ,roaa from viewing the wreck and the sheriff was compelled to swear in special deputies to prevent the railroad officials from burning half mile of rotten ties at the scene of the accident and said by the passengers to have been the direct cause of the wreck.
 It is believed that many' ar rests will follow the investiga- ton which, has been started .b! the interstate commerce commlS- sion, if the charges made by the sheriff and district attorney are substantiated.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
ACCEPT M'NABS
 RESIGNATION
Secretary Wilson of Dep of Labor Takes all Blame for
 Postponement.

Washington. D. C., June B. The Department of Justice has the resignation of spe- cial prosecutor McNab, who re- signed because he was forced by the department to stop all pros ecutiUns against wealthy San FrOncisco white Slavprs. and also against the Western Fuel com pany officials, who were indicted for defrauding the government by underwcighing coal imports.
 Congress is expected to make an investigation of the charges that the poor only suffer for the crimes they commit, while the rich go free.
 Secretary Wilson of the De- partment of Commerce has is- sued d statement to the effect that he had ordered the post pOnement of the white slave trials because the new commis- .sioner of immigration was un- familiar with the work of the department.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
ROTT0N EGG . suFFRAGETTES Drive Militants to Cover in Town
 of Cam ,rone, @EngIand--
 Parade Broken Up.

Cambrone, Eng, June 23.--The militants. who started to march to London as a demonstration to the authorities of the number of women who desire to vote were driven back and forced to seek shelter when they reached this town, as men and boys, aided by many women, threw rotten eggs lat the nfiIitants and forced them to seek shelter in the local ho- tels.
 The many acts of wanton de- structiOn of public property. the burning of church Buildings, the publication by the police of the amount of money received by the agitators from gullible people all over the world and used by the leaders to pay big salaries, the destruction of mail and the at tempts to destroy all public parks has caused revulsi0n of public sentiment and the militants are unable to hold public meetings.
 I, Inc police were powerless in ihetr efforts to protect the marcherS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
MAY SELL STREET NEXT SATURDAY
Property Owners on Wall Street Exercised About Sale of Lot
 80, Block 25.

Town Trustee, William CrarH has listed and will sell next Sat urday, unless ordered by the ln- terior Department not to do so, a plot of land 20 1-2 X 75 feet, fronting on Wali street and eX- tending as far as the Sander > }building in the rear and touch Ming the Bunnell building on the lSOuth.
 Lieut.. Weeks. who first notic- Ind that the plot was listed, cal led the attention of Lieut.. PrOsSeI to the matter and the chief sig nal officer has telegraphed to the War Department regarding the sale of government land which
 had been dedicated by the prcsi- dent in an executive order made.
 May 26, 1911, for street purposes ''tO be Incorporated into the
 street system of the town of Val-
 drz."
 The land. is very valuable for |oflice purposes as Wall street lprOperty has enhanced in value greatly the past two years. and buried among the lots listed for |:sale, no one but those that knew |of' the great value of lot 25, block 80, would have bid on the prop erty and it would thus have gone flor a song.
 Mayor Ritchie, Lieut.. Prosser and the citizens owning abuttin2
 property will take the matter ut with Secretary Lane and expect to prevent the sale of the street.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
BUILDING TRADES
 OUT 0h STRIKE
Contractors Unable to Complete Work--strikers Plan Nation
 al symp athetic Strike.

Chicago, Ill.,, June 23.--Union men all over the nation are req dy to strike in sympathy with the builders trade unions of this city now out demanding higher wag- es. The contractors of the cit! are unable to complete work ol. buildings now under eonstruc- ton. The sympathetic strike, if called, will stop work on thous- ands of buildings in all parts of the country where the unions are strong and New York and San Francisco contractors are rus h. ing work in hopes of completing jobs now under way before the storm breaks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
.R0THSCH|LDSF|CHT
 STANDARD 0|L
They are Behind Reorganization of Waters-Pierce Company
 Ten Million Capital.

St. Louis, June 23.--The reor- ganization of the Waters-p Pierce Oil company is being backed by the European Rothschilds and the capital is to be increased to S1O,- 0OO,000 and the company placed in position to fight the Standard Oil company, both in the United States and also in Europe.
 The fight between the two con- panies started some years ago when the Standard Oil directors bought the control of the Wat ers-Pierce company and tried to disorganize it, but were preven- ted by the minority stockholders who fought the case through the states and national courts, fin ally winning the suit and receiv- ing damages.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
HOLD REUNION
 AT GETTYSBURG
Five Thousand Tents Pitched on Historic Battlefield at Get
 tvs burg.

Gettysburg, June 23.-- More than 5000 tents have been pitch ed on the battlefield here .in read mess for the old soldiers who will soon arrive to celebrate the battle of Gettysburg which was fought July 3, 1863, fifty years ago.
 Many states are sending all the veterans of the battle to Get tysbnrg, who care to attend the reunion, at the expense of the state.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
Bridge Tea for Mrs. von Schrader

Mrs. Wm:,A Carleton, of Fort Liscum, was hostess at an after noon bridge tea last week, given in honor of Mrs. voH Schrader, wife of Col. vOn Schrader, who is visiting her son, on Tuesday. af- ternOOn.
 Six tables were in play and the highest score was made by Mrs. Williamson, the prize being a handsome Moro brass tray, a souvenir from the southern Phil lpplne islands. The second prize, . unique brass bowl from a curio shop in Hong Kong, went to Mrs. Zicgler.
 Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Fuller, of Valdez, assisted at the tea ta- ble, which was .tastily arranged, thel center piece being a huge basket of ferns and pink roses. Mesdames. Howard, Kunzig and Sherrard served chicken salad. cake and fresh strawberries ana ice cream.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
1. .. .. r. PICNIC
 GRAND SUCCESS
More Than 100 Take Pleasure + '-l l%'' '.-- i,A - Trip--Have Big Lighter and
 Four Launches.

The Odd Fellows picnic yester- day was a glorious affair, more than 100 people making the trip as the guests of the order to the beach four miles below Fort Lis cum, on the big barge provided by the order for the occasion. Four launches lowed the lighter. The party left the City Dock at S:30 in the morning and returned at S:i5 in the evening,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
Bachelors Meet Tonight.

All members of the Bachelor $ Club are requested to be present tonight at the meeting of the club to be held at the club rooms in Ingram and Bush's. The meeting will cOmmnce at $ sharp and business of importance will be transacted..'
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
VANCOUVER VISITED
 BY NEWSPAPER MEN

Vancouver, June 23.--The Se- attle Chamber of Commerce ex- cursiOn of newspaper men reach ed this town yesterday. and have been given the freedom of the city, the Vancouver chamber placing autos at their disposal and special cOmmittes were in waNing to take the eXcursion- ists to all parts of the city, show ing, them all places of interest in this section,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
TWENTY TO DIE .
 KILLED BIG TURK

|. Constantinople, June 23.-- Twenty meH have been cOndem- ned to die for complicity in the killing of Grand ViZier Sehafhet who was asSassinated June l1th.
 Judge Etfendi is one of the twenty who must pay for the crime with his life.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
WANTS
 INDUSTRIAL ARMY

Washington, D. c., June 23.-- Senator POindeXter introduced a bill Saturday in the Senate by which all unemployed men in the country may be enlisted for three months in the industrial army, to be operated by the government and they are to be paid s2.0O a day working on public works or in government factories.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Change of program tomorrow at the Orpheum. Fine program. We will have Rameses, King ot Egypt, one of the best films ever produced in Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

The Yukon went on the rocks June fl, on her return from Good News on the KuskOkwim river.
 The. Bertha will take the run of the Yukon until the company can secure another boat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Billy Conley returned from the McChesney-COnley property and reports the uncOvering of a big lead on the claims and has brought to Valdez samples of the lead, which gives assays of $96 8 ton.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
PLEASURE. TRIP

The Donaldson made a trip to Shoup Bay today taking a large party, the guests of Colonel O'NeiI to visit the Cliff Mine and other properties. The Valdez people who made the trip were: Mes Edames Weeks, Walker, Paine, Dalton, Crary, Scott, Grigsby, Whitley, Boyle Sullivan, De Line, Treat and Blum.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
MAY STOP MAKING
 ANY MORE BOOZE

Washington, D. c., June 23.-- Senator Works has proposed a constitutional amendment pro- the manufacture and i'm portation of liquors, effective af- ter three years.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

A fresh supply of Chinese goods just received on the Samp- son--Chop Suey and Chinese Noodles at the Valdez Cafe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
M|L|TANTS LOSE CONVENTION FIGHT

Budapest, June 23.--The suf- fragette convention ended today amidst great uproar when the militants tried to have passed a resolution favOring militancy to secure the ballot. Mrs. Cat. however, smothered the resolu- tion and adjourned the conven- tiOn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
'PREsiDexyI!. aaa6s ..... a-

Washington, D. G., June 23.-- President Wilson will read his
 currency message to the joint
 session of Congress at noon to- dOy. Secretary of State Bryan has indorsed the bill advocated bv the president.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
NOME STEAMERS
 REACH SPIRIT CITY

Seattle, June 23.--The first vessels to make the round trip from Seattle to Nome are due to reach here some time today with a large number of passengers and much mail which has been held at the northern camp after the breakup of the trail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
SLIPS FROM ROCKS
 THE YUKON SINKS
Passengers and Crew Reach Se- attIe on tho victoria--Ber-
 tha Coming.

Seattle, June 23.--The Victor ia reached here today bringing four passengers and all the crew of the wrecked Alaska Coast lin- CT, Yukon, which went on the rocks in a heavy fog near Uni mak pass and finally slipped from the rocks and sank.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Some people never borrow trou- ble so long as they can borrow anything else.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Al. BarrOwS is spending a few days in town from the Meyers rOadhOuSe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Yesterdays ball game between Fort Liscum players and team of ValdeZiteS was a Walk-away for inc soldiers, the score being fl to i.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Dr. BlaylOck is now running the Dry creek roadhOuse near Copper Center.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

| w. Austin, who is working at
 he Cliff mine, spent Sunday in NtOWn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Kite flying is all the rage with the kids of Valdez just now.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
samp son South Wednesday.

The $. s. Sampson is expected to go south some time next We'd nesday. '~
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

A large number of people to- day made the trip to the dike and watched the big shovel grab a yard of dirt d minue and haul it kto the embank1nent:,
 The new health board for the
 Reservation, consisting of Vim. H. Caswell. Dr. C.. A. Winans and EC. B. Smith, are out placarding the houses in which cases Ot IMhOoping-cough have developed. The revival meetings held last
 week. at the Congregational
 church by Miss Wright, were so successful that it was decided to continue the meetings this week. Everybody is welcome to come
 and join in the prayer service.
 John Rueff, the original loca- tor of the Sweepstakes mine, which is conceded to be one of
 the best in the Port Wells sec- tien, arrived in Valdez. on the
 Brighton. This is Rueff's second trip to Valdez in two years, the rest of the time he has worked on the property, which he has seen grow from prospect to real mine, and soon to be added to the producers when the saWmill. now lon the gfOund, has cut the lum- Der for the mill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

A. MahaO gave the children a theater party last evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

F.. E. Hammond, B. A. Chap pei, Jack Mckinnon, of the dia- Iimond drill crew at the Midas
 arrived in town this morning an( will leave for the outside on the f'Alameda.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Lieut.. Prosser will leave for the states on the Sampson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Geo. Reinke. the watch repairer and jeweler. is at the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Port Wells will be we'll repre- sentad at the Fourth of July sports here.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

John Gray and Dan Ross re- turned from Sawmill bay last ev- ening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
ALAMEDA PASSES
 CITY 0F JUNEAU

The Alameda passed Juneau at 6 o'clock last night and is due to reach Valdez early "Wednesday morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
LOCAL RREvlTiEs.

Pathc Weekly at the Orpheum tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Come on, let's go and buy some bargains at Adler's
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23
LOCAL RREvlTlES.

The ball players were out yes
 heruay afternoon for practice.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Dr. Fellows left Saturday for the Cam ron-JohnsOn property and is expected back this even- ing
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Ed. Pauley, who has been work ing on the Smith property up Mineral creek, is in town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Ramesis, King of Egypt, in Two reels at the Orpheum tomor- row evening. Other swell com- |edies. ..-.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

"Aiu JS"OiOA' A0 ot tAC NoluCL D1 O0 company.
 Port Wells will be we'll repre- sentad at the Fourth of July sports here.
 Ed. PauIey, who has been work ing on the Smith property up Mineral creek, is in town.
 Dr. Fellows left Saturday for the Cam rOn-JohnsOn property and is expected back this even- ing.
 Ramesis, King of Egypt, in Two reels at the Orpheum tomor- TOW evening. Other swell cOm- edies. ..-
 Dan Wilcey and Fred. Berg nave commenced the work of lay ing the sewer through Prospector alley.
 ! Lieut.. Kunzig, quartermaster at Fort Liscum, has been detail- ed to take, charge of the signal office at Valdez.
 The big donkey is working fine and Mcintosh and Nelson are turning over considerable grav- el every 16 hours.
 Charles w. Willoughby and Florence M. Barrett,s both of Ka- talla, were married last Satur- day afternoon by Judge Shepard. Swanson, the plasterer and brick layer, is now working on the brick chimney for the big steam heating plant in the Blum building.
 The soldier boys at Fort Lis- cum are in training and intend to lift5many of the prizes offered for the racing events on the glorious Fourth.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Dan Wilcey and Fred. Berg have commenced the work of lay ing the sewer through Prospector alley.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

The soldier boys at Fort Lis cum are in training and inteno to lift5many of the prizes offered for the racing events on the glorious Fourth.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

l. Lieut.. Kunzig, quartermaster
 at Fort Liscum, has been detail- Ied to take. charge of the signal office at Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-06-23

Swanson, the plasterer. ano brick layer, is now working or the brick chimney for the big steam heating plant in the Blum building.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
OFF FOR THE EAST-Niss Man.

OFF FOR RTE ST-Miss Nam cy O'Neill. the well known trained nurse, left yesterday for her months vacation in the east. She will how ever stop off at Douglas en route, to vic
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

cy O'Neill. the well known trained nurse, left yesterday for her months vacation in the east She will how
 ever stop off at Douglas en route, to
 visit friends
 VACATION ON THE COAST -
 William M. F'ickas left Thursday
 evening for three weeks vacation at
 the coast resorts
 VISITING IN LOS ANGELES -
 Mrs. J. w. Carver and children left
 Saturday evening for a two weeks
 visit in Los Angeles with Mrs Car
 ver's mother, Mrs. E. R. Cody.
 FRIEND FROM THE OLD HOME
 Dr. Emma Cooper was guest of
 Mrs. Pittman at her cottage on First avenue last week. pr. Cooper is a
 prominent physician of Kansas City
 She has been touring the west, and stopped to visit her friend.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS. F. TuH. J. B.
 Young. Los Angeles; Mrs NJ S Sprinkle, Denver; F. Girand Cincin- natl; B. Stiles Winslow; I. Wetzler, c. L. Frodling, San Francisco; T Brown, w. E. Osborne. city; A B. Mccormick, H. Hamburg. San Fran cisco; c. Sturges, Coronado. Cal; Mrs. H. J. Mesper, Florence; John Hook. Los Angeles.
 WELL EARNED REST-Joseph NJ. Levy, of the advertising staff of the Arizona Republican, will leave this evening for his annual vacatoin at the coast Mrs. Levy has been spending the past month in Pasadena, as the guest of MT and Mrs. C. R. Green. MT. Green was formerly business manager of The Republican. MT. and Mrs. Levy will return to Phoenix early in September
 A RATHSkELLER - Phoenix is to have d Rathskeller. It will be located at P and 4 East Washington street The proprietor of the Rathskeller is E. P. Conway, a recent arrival from New York state. MT Conway spent some time in Phoenix last winter. al which time he decided that Phoenix offered splendid business opening and has returned now as a result of having disposed of his interests in the east. and MT. Conway will become PhOenician. This new restaurant will be open on the morning of Labor day, 1.
 ANNEX ARRIVALS - Morton S Levy, New Orleans; Miss F. NJ Sta ples, city; MT and Mrs J. C. Winton, Los Angeles; H. Lewis and wife, Tucson; J. Kenworthy, Palo Verde; w. C. Dawes, Buckeye; Harry Rush ton. H. A. Hodder. Long Beach; E. w Monroe and wife, Rupert, Idaho: Miss Hatty Bissell. Scottsdale; c. V. Chicago; Robert Jennings. Charles Jennings. Los Angeles: R. Insley, Long Beach; Miss Hattie F'oor. Dallas, Tex; J. w. FOOte, Denver; Mrs. O. Smith, Los Angeles; w. A. Denver; Robert Ross and wife Mesa; J c. Mclean, Miami; M. | J. Wilcox, Casa Grande; R. J. Jones, | Denver; R. B. LaF1amboy, city; John 1 T. Lund, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

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