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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
Germ.
6priparsifpler pau 2amoct.

Jorlparsf pler paa Sanoct. 6
fglgen0e 2an0sbper paa 5iellun<
er ser / Mopember lat uTorlparslfo-
Ter" / @ang: @jenrbnf (2er1r 6
8. MnOerien), Sp0erup (Sogfprer
Glien og @nrffprer 9ong), Mfagle:
By (Jgrltelnrer @%enricbien), G11re>
By Borpagter sponoet), &rioslgie
(Sngenipr Mn6eri len, @loltr1p,
Set 1amle6e Glepontal CT 100.
r@ngbapcgaarb" / 1erslep pe>
@oslep ct Mepen bicn1legt al SlOe=
bran0. s(lle l1obpgningernc iam1
Sp0ltaffene brunote, bporimo1
Stltebuiet og Spineba1iet .reooebcs
Ser in0ebrnn0te ca. 60 @ber oe
l111gfreaturer og 3 @elte. Sen MT
b9ren6e gjer, NroprietGr Sprgcn=
len, fjebte fornplig @aar0en. San
bar life biemrne, 0n Sl6eu 1,0brg0.
STINT &rpllmp / Obenic. Sen 70c
9ecember blep / 5ft. &11110s Strife
/ S6enie 6rf. &aren 9reper, Diet til
@rosierer Carl Mngell fra &riitia=
MIA.
Sen gamle Strife mes Sc mango
Minoer bar pragtfltl6t imDffet meo
8lomlter % 2aurbprgrene, og ONT
firing Mlteret bang Sc oejligite So,
iengnirlanber. &irfens Stoler9f=
fer par fplot til iioite Moos meo
S6enie=8eboere, Ser bopoe inOfun,
oct fig for at oberp9re set repre-
ientotipe @elifabs Mnfomit.
Ser prelu6eres fra Srgelet. Sno
triner Sen unge norffe 8ru0gom be6
fin Gaoers, @rosierer Mngels SIDE,
og bannem fplger iefS 8ru6eipenoe.
5ifellebene rasler, Safifoene f11ir=
fer, og Set talrige @rl16efglge al
Sonorotiores fra S6enie, &jpbcn=
babn og &riltiania ifri0er op gjen=
1tem &irfen. 81 nGoner / Slang:
Ben 1tatelige gtotsraobin6e 9rcper
ifprt lila T1bilsrobe, Mrfiteft Netri
og Srlte, fd6t 9reper, Srl1 @oitor
&etri / bpi6 5ilfe, @onil,l Sen og
6rne / np0elig gl1l 8rinieslerobe,
gorneret mes gr6nt S1gjl, BERTH en-
6ieraigrette, M%potbefer Scbeel og
True, 8ruoens Mo6er, Tru &e1ri=
cite Dreper Gn1uf roia Silfefiole)
garneret me6 foltbare &erlebrooe=
rier). gn6bi6ere @ammerbarre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
xjahfnhsu11.

Motorumntbms / @pneStaSem. -
! 6re6erifsbcrg 5porpognslellfab, jon
6riper Sm1ibusr1tten as Gtrggct
bar us ea1ot cit &ommislton for |
&oris og 2o11oon at finoe Ell Mo-
;toromnibl,s, egnet for fi%ebenbap1>
fife Gorbol0. Mon bor bolgt Ell
mooificeret &orilertppe 1,6en Sop
ip6e, men mes en- flor 8agperrnn
Get ferite &ieretei be1tes BERTH /
,Sanltnr.
Spsscgnm1nti G%otubopen Saef
'Subce boe0e nplig pao @otel ~Ma-
tional" og oplepe6e ga ct ganife
puoiigt Gpentpr. @an refer for 81
Sen / Sperige lom @irfus6ireftar
Jog bab6e $1,000 ST. paa Zig, 6o bon
fom til &igbenbapn. San btl6e life
babe Sc mango 8enge me6 Zig, So
ban iful0e en- Sur u0 / @pen. 9ol1
tur0e fife la0e 6em ligge / fin &11f=
fert, n1en lpgte ct iifrere @te6 og
en0te meb at giemme &apitalen /
fin enc @teple. Ser mea1te bnn it.
fe, at set bil6e fal6e 1ogen ms at
li6ge.
Men 6o fan nogle Sinner ienere
ben6te biem, mp6te Ser bam ct
merfeligt SDn: @ele &otelperio=
|@augen 10 8 80
nalet bol0t @ogt be6 bans 9er,
log mi6t / Spermen iaa ban en- al
,Stuepigerne me6 sen foitbare @tgp.
lie / &oan6e11.
&igen bil6e, 6o Sacf Sopce bar
gaoet> bprite bans Stppler, men 81
bun itaf &oaroen r1eo / Ell al Sem.
fonot bun Sc $1,000. Sperpel0et
ttlfal6te bun efterbaon6e1 Set gbri=
,ge Berionale, og 6a ingen olene bill
'6e bobe &iiifoen be6 at opbepore
Hengene, bleb Sc ale be6 @teplen,
in6til Gombopen nen6te biem.
Morbct / 6ultcinsgabe. Mattet1
mellem S. 6. % Z. 9ecember bleb
liom t%i6ligere omtalt @liffmilager=
meter Carl &ocb mpr0et / lin Sci
ligbe6 / &olitcinsga6e Mr. s. Mi61
ONT Matten fom bans Some foren6e
op paa 8olitiltationen / Mor6re
| Sribabnsga0e og me66elte @olitiet,
lat % Men0 bar trengt i16
I@obefommeret og boooe o%berfoloet
.benoes Mano; Sc bar 6a begge i
,Seng. Sun bil6e ipringe op, men
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
for bH|e FamiIien.

en p@fenoe Omiors for % gebanblnsen al Gorogeljesoraonerne r n.nnenh
tr MISUNDERSTANDING! Sis lite Rapefunhionen bolb.s reoe1mosuo ,o
at Of ooerFbbse stoHer % sihse @asarter ublaoea reseln,eslat, ener Notur.na
DefemneQe, Ct ekndsbo 90 uposii9beo, ofe fulst al en- oIuoruo spopom hon
lre Splse' 81. %. 8. garowelL, en- bel tenbt 2eae lm BAT qiort aeopen. enhnol,
enc % Seoerpooomme til ft.pcieue @tuhum benpeb trebipe 4ar ioer at sor
r0ppeNe er o'ntte anfOarie fol be nee epsbomme. 6r at opbepe en- FABIAN 3
fano paa beone Daaoe uoen &rampe ener Smeter foreniper ST. go0men en-
Dano'n9 al i'mple ahprenoe urter mb @epfn, Maturens eat GorosiIresnof Der
e. 1enot iom Or. ealopers @prup 9cpdn % anbefalet at hbnbe Qeoer 0 "a apos
faeere ooeron. apotbeerne ie18r bet for bantreinbsppe Gents 51o0en neo.n.
en- pprre SLATE, Der inbebober mere em oobbet ia meaet; tuaer en sonor
Seth iumple o9 trpose aRiboeL Der pmtr burnst % ht, renter ssnouooeue for
MI arent, s'th9t Omrhos uoen at fortprre @eaen at 1oropieuesinaeuet hietn.
6oroNeuen osFDrhr aRaoens, 2eperens o9 Snbpoeenes noturlioe epner ,ooot bs.
e Srsaner taen ufStet ian uorehe beres Grbejoe. On 9ohs Of sprup qepcu nil,
9art9 op1eoe ben oppuheoe, tun8e NornemneNe, % be nnebfgoenDe @merter ~
upas'ens9eo, lete Soeeopinen. % 8enoprette % peoGseboloe @unobeben. asb en-
Slate bos Sers apotbeer, enr Ro til 9r. 81. $. galopeu $40 geosbinotor az
Ntontcello, S1inos. .her en- fi @rSpe. 9ottoren pl meb Globe femme het nm No..
res 6onansenoe.
Sr ealot0els @prup &epFn, enofibnt Nib os bebageis, % tpo at benptt,
fr Bprn @ussen. er G. ioo prtninssfulO pa ben narteae Roniituton, o. .r >,
Nt'ooel atpasfet til belle 5amilens gebou, fra @arnoom til a1oerbom. Set buro,
boloes enboer 5amines aeeoctnsgsmme, faroig for Brua uo bet fpae seon roo
ucroen 9RobenL SnoppGoene eler 2eperen.
So ct uoren1e Snopoloene % ferne urenbeoerne, ipm unbeuibeu irruer.ro M
ieter BetenoeFe ieelleospet pl @prup Beprn burigt op1epe De oio meofal-
a'nbe fnerefuloe 1otenmeqer, or @IninceGsbeo fables 9iube
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

'~>~
5ortilfel0e / Gioen Ell tier Dor nut
g%iGloel1oe Straffelops Sfrofttrnoen.
Sg ri fon income ct Yor enfalte
roen oerfor at gjpre &rap paQ at
r0tgmme gmnet.
/ Set melt pregno11te gfsenpel al
6en11e Mrt forcgif / set Stift, bpor
oe1 mpr0e0e &liftcmi lager &pcb por
fpbt, 2ollan0=Taliters Stiff. Set
bar cit @oaroman0sfone, Ser beo
8o0il, og &arlen poa @aar0e11, Ser
be0 Sons. Sc bar blepet go6c &en>
,1cr; Mon0en bar ipogelig, og @o=
l1en blco f%rugtiommelig. Sda cne=
6es Sans og 8o6il ON at iloo bam
ibjcl. Set gior6e Sans mes en
&1:ippcl in6e / Stoloen Ell Nftel1=
it1tn0. San prppe0e paa at gipe set
ltoieenbe al at Gaaroens @irglt
bapSe 0rG6t Mon6en, men 1SorbrD=
6ellen bleo opflaret. Sc tilito6
begge; &onen tog Silitaaeli en til
bagc, mon Set nptte6e life. Sc bpm=
teS til 9e6en, men benao0e6es.
SUN jas / Is Mor, ban / Is. @oo
fom 6e les, gifte6e Zig og Jas paa
@aoroen lom bol0ne Soft, mert
ielpfalgelig omgibnc al cit big Cru,
Ser 0og ipon6t, mems Marene gif.
st on6et Silfnl6e fjenbes fra
SDllon6, Set bor cit &oretn1ogerfo>
ne, ser 0rebte fin Ma1to neo en-
Mabofones @iGlp for at foo 400
&igSouler og ilippe ODER til lttab.
&one11 opmtes til 2p6en, me,1 TO-
1%1aa6e0es og 6sbe paa Straffeonltal=
ten.
S 1882 6rebte cit omltrejfel16e
&pi1roe Sine Morie @roning fin
Sen og Stalbro1er Golper @oroe,
mems Sc logereoe poo ooben Marf
San bap6e truct benbe paa 2ipet,
men ga FUN 6rebtc ban1, mems fan
iop> tog &etten i11tet @enipn ber=
til og 6pmte bea16e til at %itruffes
pao 9ipet. Sum benao0eoes meo
Gugtbusarbej6e paa 2iosti6.
@n6elig fan nepnes en6n1 ct
Gilfrl0e fra Spllano. Set par en-
fraieporeret Some 9ortbea Miolien,
Ser pes @ieIp al lin Sen Sens
6rnbte lin Mon6 me6 Gift. Sc
gior0e Set be0 at gipe bam en- &an=
6efaqe, Ser birte6e iaa frafttg, at
Set efter e6eligt @i6nesbpr6 r9g u6
al @olien paa bam og Sl6gnilter
fbg 116 al bans @un6. Sc 66mtes
begge til 9e6en, men benaa6e6es
9is1e nbpggelige Silfel6e funoe
iuppleres me6 flere.
Sg 6og er Moroet / @oliteins=
ga0e gemenere ems 6e ber fil6re6e.
Ser er for @an6folfets @eofom=
mer6e ingen un6ifpl6en6e Smiten,
6igbe6, alt er l1sielbe0 og lumpen
5pig. San 1offer Sen ipage @bin>
Sc til ct forbrp6eriif Tilli0sbrl16,
6rager ben6e mes / en- 6iepelif me-
6er6rngtig @anoling og ipigter iao
ben6e. @aor me6 &ooet for at
frelie fig ielb og 1o6er be10e ii6oe
me6 9iget % Mniparet enc / BEN
mgrfe Scat.
Mu fan hi naturligpis life bi6e,
og set bar bnret bans @eniigt at
forla6e ben6e, men / bpert .Tal6 bar
Set beret bans @eniigt at i6ge at
frclie fig ielp. 81 baober, set lpf-
fec at gribe 6ette gem1ene> Menne=
1fe og UNDER bam libsbarig Snbe=
ip9rring.
Men r1oar Ri tenfer % ielbe 6pr=
brp6elie Ell, la6es bore 5ino m9rfer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
Sc i 8oee11 gipne @ru1t6.
iGtninger for 2anomanoe1s 8irf.
lonl1e0 / Marf. StoI0 pa 6ape -

lGtl1t1ger for 2anoman6ens &trf-
lombeo ! Marf, Stalo % &ape ~
ben inoebol6er 10 81. a. / @atefis.
mltsform en- bel Mger0prfntngs= og
@lS0Drl9re - l1ompntes mere %
mere al Sc 0pgtigite blanot -9Sh,ti-
6enS 2a11on1on5. Metop 6isje for,
ltaor og ieger at ~foritao at iin6e
&iglp % Stptte / @6gerne, / Cleo
rien. Sg slnoers @ieliens Som,
mebog er ct pnroifulot Mrfip blonot
Observation-Disclosures @jnlpefi1oer.
cit Bog, ser 9iper fort % flur 9e>
ife6 ON olle o%ln1in6elige s%5orbulb
%peorsrenbc 9n,0br11gets Girfiombe1
% bets Srganiiationer.
SSntet timber, at netpp 0cl,nc Cont
mebog CT iaa m6etinaet og 9oot a11z
befalet al Meno ion1 Sarah
,8rantb, Spn6cr Glfrr, og Sesergen
Ee0erien, Tolun1.
Torfatniussiagen. Dcn Z. Sec.
ofgop Tolfetinssuopalget ON @rl1n6-
lobs9noringen fin Determining.
st Ilertal poo IA Weeolennmer,
Senitre, &aoifalc og Gocioliiter,
inSitiller Toriloget til Geotogelie /
ben foreiloaebc Torm mes npgle
1tbetpoeliga re6aftionellc 9@n6rin=
ger. Sra enfelte Si6er / @el,ltre
bar mon bel pl1ifet 2onostiaget bpg=
get paa M6ers= Genius / Steoet for
pao &pmml1,1eraooene; men for al
faa cit ngi item enitenrmig &eotaael=
lie bill malt life poa bette Giospullft
ittlle eGnoringer. &c Mo6ifolc %
Socioliiter11e tilfpier 1,oglp 9en,urf.
11inger on1 6cres principiel(c Stul16=
pn1ft / 5ogen.
Minoretollet @pjre, repre- e1teret
AT @ommcricb, tuger beitentt Mf-
itan6 fra Sen forel(aocoe Suntn1en=
intningen al 9on6stingct; men bill
fife iii title eGnoringsfori(og, So
Ser life CT Sis til at uoarbejoe Sem.
@an bill 6erimo6 bapc inofprt Tor=
b%olostolsnolg / gmbe0sfre6le oa
pnifer at hlipc 1toael16c peo 6el1 1111=
pgrenoc @algretsaloer al so Nar
pg life goo til 25 Mur, ion1 fore
iloaet al Megieringen.
u9ltijellan6s Tolfab1." 1friper,
at @l. 9. fife bar fremiot @rl'n0=
lobsnnoringel1, for6i ban irp9ter
@plgernes &re6c oper Sc 11pe Sfot=
ter, set be6bper fan heller life.
0crpoa iiges: rMaor 8. 9. far
foretaget Bette @rltn6lobsforilag, H.
ger hi Motipet 6ertil / ct noget me-
re ioeelt Torbol6. SON bar el1ifet
at ofllutte fit politiife 2pbebonc pa6
at bile, bporle0es fan, tro6s al i'm
u6pregeoe Elaboration, 6oa. / $50:
pe6laaen far peret tit polittife Ting
6omsi0eal tro - for6t ban ier Sen
11otl,rlige og retfer6ige 6remgangs=
linie / bort 6olf ofitl1ffet giennem
6er1ne @rl1n5lobsen6ring."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
ST. Galbmen:-

9r. Galbmeq:-
Sea sIaaebes / en- Morreffe al boarlia S~orbsie1fe
% 6orftoppelfe uteb ollie bere8 11Ien,per. iaa Tom @pinl.
1slbeb. 6ooebpine % oIn.inbeliat Ssloebeinbenbe.
Seq for!e9te fere wlibler uben %Refultat, ~unbtaaen en-
rniolerttbia 2inbriug. Gor en- 9ib fiben blep iea oft.
befalet galbtper'S @brup gepfin. % bet Ct MIG en- sfor..
neielie at mebbele. at benue Web,cin / nit 9irfelbe bar
nift fa at bore bet leg t~i1tren9te. Sea bar brn9t fere
9lafter neb bet bebfe s%efultat. o9 ieg Ct orerbepift
nm. at bet bill brin9e r1io ben 4ur ie9 pentebe. Seq bill
alti6 bolbe bette p~erbifulbe Wt,bbeI | nit 9u8.
6. 81 @grenien,
3644.3rb Mpe. go.
MinneappIi8. Minn.
9r. goIbmeI::-
Sat fnr 9rSpeu of @hrup 4epfn. Set ct ben beb.
tie wfeoicin iq nnqenfinbe bar bruet. Sea maa 9na
treble W}il til ct Mpotbef.
Tilia 8 @a9tanb,
9reanen. Soerige.
9r. Galbmeu:-
Seq mpoto9 9eres 9repeflaffe al @prup Vepfin od
le9, bar fiebt en- reoulrr slafte bet nerrtefte Mnotbef.
yet otrter ubntertet. % ieQ oil lite rnbpere bet NIT
6u8.
Geter 6ansen,
q. s.. 8. gr. 1. Boz 10.
8oeluS. Web.
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At kurere en- ForkJslelse paa Oh Dag.
Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Quinfne Tablets. APO.
thekere refunderer Peneene / ManRel af Kur. E.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
GIGANTIC
SWINDLER
Mar Arrested In Cincinnati. chsrss<
With s~indains Foreigner
Out Of FortuneA

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan 8-A mar
giving b name OF Harry vokoike VA
arrested here to-day and Is being held
by the police on suspicion Of being con
nected with n gigantic swindle of for
eigners and emigrants during tho last
two years. The police assert that q
earch that has been going on for the
last year n a half is ended. but that
more than a quarter OF q million dol
lars has been realized as the result Of
the swindle.
IL is alleged by the police that the
principal in the swindle. besides deal
ing in stocks and bonds ON which he
realized heavily from foreigners who
had not been In this country long. was
the agent OF the Greek Catholic Union,
an insurance company. with headquar-
tiers at Homestead. Pa. The police
claim that he organized a gang, In.
sured fictitious people. paying the as
sessments on these for Ave or six
months. and then turning in a report
of their death. The certificate of
death. burial and the undertaken were
forged and presented TO the company,
who Immediately paid the insurance.
The police assert that quite a lot OF
the correspondence was done by mail
and the postal authorities are also In
vestigating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
MOST DISASTROUS
Continued frOs FIRST Pag..I

facing q possible water famine \
o. foot stage Is predicted there. which
VIII cause a complete shut down Of
me pumping stations
At Pittsburgh.
10 pittsburgh and is suburbs. tho
Hood has caused serious losses and
much Inconvenience The Ucuees
wood mills ~ The American Sheet &
TN Fiatc company near Mckeesport
bad tO close down tonight. throwing
! 900 men ouf 90 work Tile Muuouca
helia Iron snd Steel company. ON.
p.oyluE 200 men. and the National
.'tr heel Works. employ ing 300 men.
both al Hays. have suspended opera
lions Whole blocks a. residences iu
~harpsburg and EtuH ON the Allegheny
river are under water and occupants
have bad 90 move to the upper floors
iu" handsome club houses of the
many canoe and boat clubs on the
ALLEGHENY river af OakmOuf and Yer
BOA are sur oundcd hv water At
MANY place. along both the Allegheny
and NOnnuEthnlia rivers persons arc
obliged 90 enter their home with tho
Ifd or boats The American Steel
Foundry cumIIuN. 100 ThirftslNfh
street. fh.s city. erIu'utinE bod men.
Was forced fp close down 90 %
u clock touIrhf Tho biz exposition
huflI Inr. go fhr Point. familiar fn
Thousand. throughout WcaI NIrsinfa
and Ohio Gro rounded br lake
nnd Dr. may boz impossible ~ hold fho
biz poultry and cat show scheduled Tor
ucN week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

barns On the Island asd this vfr mean
that no cars will be operAted By this
Srovidinr the river oonsinu.s 10 rise Al
the present rate
The section OF the track running
through the subway In upper
was under water at Q O'Clock last sven
Vile and McMechen passengers 10 walk
for over a half mile TO be Transferred
The track. on the Bellsir- division.
under water NJ 9 o'clock last night. caus-
ing passengers TO walk for nearly a mile
20 be transferred. and Il II doubtful II
any cars will be operated on the Bellaire
division today.
o. q T. q. NAY stop.
Until 4 late hour last night the Elm
Grove lines had not been nsted by the
Hood. but a stage OF 30 feet cover the
water Will cover the tracks at Leather
wood before noon today. This will neces-
state the use OF a single track through
VIII be made at Els.
The tracks OF the city Railway Com
pany at Twenty-sixth and Market streets
weer under water at an early hour last
evening and only the track used by
down-bound cars IL being operated by
the company. transfers being made at
Twenty-sixth street.
Just when the traction and railroad
lines VIII be able to operate on the usual
schedule depends entirely pom the time
the highest stage Of the flood will he
reached. but IL will require several lays
after the water has receded 10 place the
tracks In shape and regular service can
not be hoped for before the FIRST OF next
week.
There was an unprecedented demand
yesterday on the stores for gum boots
and overshoes. thousands OF pairs being
quickly disposed OF. The food coming
at THE time OF the year. was
ed and the local merchants were hard
.ly repaired for IL.
Floods in the Ohio river In January
are very unusual As a rule they 90
cur IN February or March, and the re-
cords show but three In January. the
frst being In 1874. tho second in 1895
and the third In 1904.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
Alonu the MonondaheIa

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Jan. s.
Checked by the sudden cold wave
which struck this section today tho
Monongahela reached It's crest late
this afternoon. when twenty-one feat
was registered At the local wharf. AL
though the crisis has been reached the
stream Is running banks FULL. Being
fed by the large volumes Of wat ~
which Is pouring into the river from
the tributaries.
The Cheat river. one 81 the many tri-
butaries 10 the M~onongahela which has
been on the rampage for the past
t~wenty-four hours has sent it's force
reaching tho stationary mark lase
tonight. The M~ononghela over hOw-
ed the guard wall at Lock Number
10 here. n the keepers are being
kept busy ~ prevent tho governments
property from being destroyed along
It's banks.
The u. X - railroad will suffer
heavy from slips and land slides along
tho route which will hold up the open
ing Of the now road several weeks
along cheat river. Thousands Of dbl
lars viii be- lost. The heaviest losers
being b Kuhn interest - Pittsbursi
which are harncssing the river for
power near cheat HaNsu The con-
tractors were compelled To- nIl rho
Golfer dam with water today TO pre-
vent ~ hoing crushed by the impcns-
lur force and "a river road from leo
Ferry. 20 Cheat Haven has hen
washed away The false work for a
new bridge ~ Cassvillc has been
washed out and the n. q - rains are
being held up along the line from Fair
mont 10 Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

Water street retaining wall. below the
foot Of Eleventh street. where II win
be out Of danger. All the smaller
craft was forced to the willows when
he river first began rising.
Although at q high stage. the river
is unusually free from driftwood, and
local rfvermen said yesterday that
there was much less drift than In any
hood In their memory. Owing to the
mild weather OF the past few days. the
river Is free from ice. SO that there
VIII be no damage TO bridges, boats or
buildings from either drift or ice.
The property OF the Aquatic Sports
Ciub. on the Island. will not be dam
aged TO any great extent as the club
boat Is In the canal near the Mus
king'im river and the smaller craft
has been housed for the winter.
Eighteen large yachts are safely tied
below the steel bridge. Yesterday.
however. a small house boat. owned
by HI club n used as a storage
room. sank and was completely un-
der water by evening.
c~roekard's Predictions.
Captain John Crockard. OF the local
wharf boat. predicted that with a
10y " - AttN ~ fllASUUTkn, tine
river will reach at least 10 feet here
and may even go above Al feet. Jer
Frame. n OF the best known river
men in this vicinity. expects a stage
or 4S feet by tomorrow morning.
Early yesterday morning the
officials OF all the local railroads be-
gan making preparations for the ex.
pected food. and as soon as II was
definitely known that a stage OF 4s
feet would be reached, work was
started removing freight from the de-
pots which were in danger Of being
flooded and transferring cars from
low siding to safe ground. The
schedule on all the railroads WIN be
seriously i~nterfered with and the
companies will be heavy losers.
Hardly any OF the trains will be
running to-day. and last evening
there was a general exodus OF drum
mers and travelling men. who had
business in other cities. as all were
anxious to leave this city while II
was possible.
Perhaps the greatest loss will be
sustained by the B.. & q. Railroad
Company. as a serious washout oc-
CURED OF the Pittsburgh division. at
Mt. de- Chantal. where Wheeling
, Creek had undermined the track.
making traffic extremely dangerous.
Trains were unable 10 pass. and the
passengers were transcend, those on
train No. 723. due here at 7:35 O'Clock
last evening. arriving shortly after 10
! O'Clock. \ large force OF men was AT
work repairing the washout last
night. but II will probably be late to-
day. after the water recedes. that the
regular schedule will be resumed.
Taking precautions against losing
any Of their bridges. the u. & o. Rail
road Company placed heavily loaded
cars over each of the piers OF the
bridges spanning the ream Last
evening the company had a score or
more Of men removing the driftwood
away from the abutments OF the
bridges crossing Wheeling creek.
Business Suffers.
! The business houses along the river
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SPECIAL GRAND
JURY CALLED
Prosecuting Attorney Thinks Jefrer
son Election Jury Loaded" and
Will Secure Another.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIiigenoer.
STEUBENVlLLE. O.. Jan. S.-The
personnel of the present grand jury is
to the liking OF those p~rosecutina
the election violation cases. There
are eight talesmen on It. most Of
whom oppose continuing the probe.
which Prosecuting Attorney Paisley
says will be continued. Fearing that
the January grand jury is loaded
against the probe Prosecuting Attor-
ney Paisley says a special grand jury
viii be summoned 10 investigate fur
Their into the election violations. He
says to try the cases OF the men al
ready indicted an outside Judge will
be brought in.
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FIREMAN MAY
GO ON STRIKE
To Arbdtrate or rafe a STRIKE Vote was
Alternative OF $4,000 Fire
men Last Night

NEW YORK, Jan. so arbitra,e or
take a strike vote was the alternative
tonight confronting the representatives
OF $4,000 firemen on fifty eastern rail
roads. Through their conference COM
mittee. the managers OF the railroads re-
tected this afternoon the m pro-
posais 10 arbitrate under the Erdman
law their demands for increased pay and
other concessions Instead. the rail-
roads made two counter propositions
First. 20 meet with the rer-
resentativea and appoint an arbitration
committee OF five.
Second. 10 follow the precedent Get in
TIE case OF the brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers and refer the demands TO
a tribunal or seven men. one each TO be
appointed by the parties concerned and
the other five 10 be named by the federal
labor commissioner. the presiding Judge
or the commerce court and the chief
~fustice OF the United States supreme
court.
The railroads objected 20 having the
demands arbltrated under the ErInan
Jaw LOT four reasons. among them being
t1e fact that three men would settle
the controversy. This. they thought
placed too great responsibility upon the
one man who would cast the deciding
vote. With the awards made in the en-
gineers case in mind. the fremen were
loath 10 have the matter 20 before a
district leaders Of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemcn. the hremen's union.
cared this afternoon 20 forecast the next
move.
President Carter. 81 the aremen.s or
ganization and the district leaders will
meet the committee Of railroad gers
tomorrow morning and 81 is expected
That the hemeu'S reply 20 the railroads
counter proposition viii be announced
then.
TIE hremen'S demands were presented
MAY T.. 1919. originally they calIef for
increases IT, pay ana tie employ meut 81
extra hremeu on large engines the to-
tai expense Of which. the managers esft-
mated. would approximate se5. 900. 900 an
nually. The demands have been twice
amended. the latest change calling FOR
an addition Of S9.o0o.o0O TO tine annual
paw rolls