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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
HOLD UP LAND BILL
CONTINUED from First Page.)

to the next probable step to be- taken
Toy ih" government against the meas
ur". II Is generally thought. however.
t"tt President Wilson Will stat. his
objections once more To- Governor
Johnson and then seek through dip
lomacy To- answvr Ia. possible protests
from Toxic.
opinion As to the effectiveness II tha
act IN accomplishing its TIL.
elimination uf IN" Japanese farmer. -
divided. Iutil the final amendment
was adopted. permitting aliens in-li-
tih!c tn citizenship To- lrdS. agricultu-
raj lands Tor three. Years. the measure
Was thu most draStir II any kind that
had been proposed. Now however. L
- asserted h' many ttat 10 will az
''mpii>n littls. inasmuch aS II does
not Siipulat' that tho leases may be-
renewed agdiu and again.
Governor Johnson o. the Pro-
rr'S~iN'S regard thc measure It's a
n"''SS.rE first stop iu Jsompli iug
what ia.N believe 'o Boz, 10, desire 4.
tho p""Vl" uf ih" state.
This ACT a'C"WIlI-h,- ~ uolisv uf
%" STAT" towards allen ituI holders &c
VAS Their answer 10 tho~.. who asked
."i " NOR" ri-ii laW. Two Years. or
Tour YEAR. hence. % Will o.. an .aSN
matter 90 STRIKE" .t tho leading clause
II the public d"maidS o.. Rut Just now
~ Wolil'. worn q hardship upon scores
OF c.tlz"ns and land owners"
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LAST SERVICES HELD SUNDAY
In SECOND U. P. CHURCH
As1Ha s:a1Sass M ssnaoa.SsnIroo . on
Evening Services OF Reminiscent Mature
ana Officers and Members
Bpeak.

With appropriate services. both morn
Ing and evening YESTERDAY. the corxr--
cation OF the Second United Presby terrain
church paid a last farewell 10 the little
chapel In which they have worshipped
FOR the past thirteen years and which
Viii Ice replaced by a beautiful new struc-
ture In the Immediate future.
~ the morning service the pastor.
Rev J. II. Littell. delivered an address
on "ltemefnbrances.' recalling the many
events that have occurred in the chape
since It's dedication. and the large audi
enre greatly enjoyed the address.
The evening service was IN the form
OF - Renaissance meeting and officers
OF all organizations ~ the church spoke
ot the good work which has been accom-
pllsned In the little chapel. Among u .
~spcakerS were X J. Dixon. who has been
superintendent Of IL. sunday school for
the past thirteen years, e. H. Wheeler.
Ia has been secretary OF the same or
g~anizatiOn FOR the same length OF time.
John r. Garden. chairman Of the board
81 trustees. Martha J. Hare. or N.
M Missionary society. Rena wag-
ner. ~ the Christian Union. Mrs. John
Is. Garden. OF the Kings Daughters. An
drew = Hart -S-tT~asur.r OF 'he
church,: J. .. Paul. treasurer at the
present time. and T.. 7. Hare and : l..
Parker for the session.
At the close % tho talks given by the
above the patsor made o few closing re-
marks and the last meeting that will
ever be held by the -ngregati in the
chapel had been concluded.
Work on IN" new structure will he
started Immediately ant during its
erection the congregation will hold ser
vices In tie auditorium II tie Y. ". e.. 4.
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CIRCUS UNL0ADED
HERE YESTERDAY
HAGENBECk AND WALLACE COM.
BlNGD SHOWS ARRIVE.
Large Crowds Witnessed Preparations
For Today's Performances
Circus Rest Dax

Hailed with "A burst ~ glad welcome
by city residents. the Hagenbeck- Wal
lace Shows combined. rated as being
the largest circus organized in the
wC/t. arrived in this city early yes
te.~dy morning. Arriving az Kirk
wood. aboard three special trains. the
circus was unloadcd u transferred
10 the Island show grounds. where
every thing was made In readiness
yesterday for the TWO performances
today.
Throughout yesterday large crowds
visited the show grounds To witness
the erection ~ the tents and the ar
~rangement Of paraphernalia and
equipment. II was a very busy scene
and while familiar 10 most ~ the
spectators vas Witnessed again with
renewed interest. While the work
men or roustabOuts worked like o
ers maHing everything in readiness.
yesterday was observed as a day OF
rest by the acrobdts and trainers.
The cook tent was the first 10 be
erected and waS followed soon after.
wards hy tho others. sixteen in all
They cover an area al fourteen acres.
j is seldom that "A circus spends sun
day in this city. and for thar reason
the crowds which visited the show
grounds were unusually large yester-
day.
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FEDERALS WILL
ABANDON POLICY
or Acting On Defensive as They Think
Rebels Will Soon be Rendered
Harmless.

MEHlCO CITY. May 4-Assurances
Mere given al the National Palace TO
daN mat before the n OF the week
the defensive attitude thus far main.
famed by the government will be
d~DahConed and that within thirty days
AWNING having the appearance Of a
rebel organization viii he broken. II
was admitted than there Will remain
bands
President Huer,a and the war min.
ls'"r. General M~ondraRon. as VOL as
th'lr colnsellorS. seemed confident
mat the forces az Neuustiano Carran-
"a. ih" rebel Governor of CoahuiIa and
mo rebel forces IN Sonora Will be- ron
G"red practically harmless.
''"ntral iustavo Mas. with zoo ro-
'i'"is. strongly armed iS On his way
i' MdzttIan and probably Will pro-
'''i 2" Quay mas. General TcIl.z VIII
succeed Gcu"ral TfG,t Aubort 81 Mon
t'r"s. and promises AN active cam
lafrU against 'arrHrza. General
't--1 I."p"z .s officially reported To- lc
approaching Mpnclo,id. the Carrauza
l~",ttIuarfsrs-
Mart residents col. tho capital how
ever. dn mot shdr, th. bsli,f 81 tn,
-"' 'fum'ut some regard ID. prn-
." "i tactics as ~Ir'-aEinr 90 long CON
i.Nf. WttI tHr ftu''s raidiug tho ,oun-
COS "ui %" f'd'rals holding the
tow Tf.
Roth th. rebels and th. federal
r"t eminent af" doing their best 10
t".'f4r" %. fg'.f. fr fh. Ifirhf,sf coll
Dfs hut there i- no doubt that neither
-.i' Or a''. from o. financial stand
I"-rf Go carr. ur 'i. CAMPAIGN as
outlined! Il' Eut'rrmruf is work
li- iiTd f' obtain a loan and d. ass
sfiur fh' f.'II. thar 10 VII soon
have b. naf ir Tho m'anfima DO. rebels
uf" steadily In.r.u-iiE their scope u
~t.'fstlHu..
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Bartels

me last sal rites over the rematn-
81 tHe late Louis RarteiS. ON. Of IA.
most Prominent residents of the ,ity.
Nuos" death occurred THURSDAY. We're
h"4d from Tn" family residence on Row
street yesterday afternoon at > 90
- CLOCK. Rev. William IIfarf. OF -
J""hS herman Lutheran church. con
,u't"d the services. wntru Wore attended
~ . ~IuHi "f th" city police. Moon er-
81 IN" mr." department. in uniform. All
W"UlnefS ~ council and ~. CITY ana
'"untS OFFICIALS. Mr.. Bart'i~ Wa . lse-
f."I'ctn member of tr. second hr.n.,
"f 'pun'u and took a very active inter
81 IN all city affairs. The appr.ria-
tl"i or MS work in council was SHOWN
"F Il resolution passed a. a meeting ~
'nun'll board ~ control AMI city Off
tials held SATURDAY..
lht"rm"nt was made IN Peninsula t.m-
-t'TN. tHe FUNERAL ear being escorted hV
"a" l"4I'". iiremeu. rouusiimeu and lily
anu county officials. Many h..ufffiI
il"fal tributes W"r" extended aS 4 Token
~ appreciation fnr a.. manner in v,hirh
"" deceased has performed his Tutfes
Inr IN" good OF ~" city and several ear
tidErS W"r" required To- convey tho
tTlnl.teS To- ~" cemetery.
W. I otto. Edward McKcowu. John
ltltter. Thomas Manion. Geo-g- conrad
ami pT. 'ie"rg" campbell. ali members
OF council. acted as ~pall-h,ir.rs.
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Formal Protest

WASHINGTON. May News that
the Japanese government had in
structed Ambassador Chinda 10 make
formal protest against the California
alien land owning hill now awaiting
Governor Johuson's signature was re-
.c"ived In Washington official circles
tonight with interest. although II Wa
not unexpected. The protest probably
Nill be proirnted 20 Acting Secretary
John Ra-sntt Moore a. tho state dc
parfW"n' f1. morrow. Pending tho re-
turn OF Secretary Bryan. from Sacra-
mcnto no statement from the admin
i,trdtiOn is expected hero.
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WITH ~ affirmative votes out of as.
rive members were absent.
~ no time during the course OF he
sneurnents was the result in doubt.
ne democrats. following the lead ~
,neir c~olleagues in the senate. made
uesuItory attempts to amend the
measure or delay its passage. but
without effect.
Mhen the body came to considera-
uoh OF h main question of barring
'he japanese. the debate was more
NlruIentIy anti-Asiatic than in the SEN
ate Ihere were many demands for a
stronger bill both from Democrats and
frogressiNes. but IN the end IL was
agreed that tn act as drawn by At
t"rney General Webb would serve tn.
needs OF the state for the present.
Not Strong As Dsired.
MS hiil Is not so strong as some
81 US would like" declared Assembly,
man Bohnette. administration floor
i"ad-r. But II reaches the point. IL
commits the state to a policy OF oppo-
sition to the holding of land by aliens
ineligible to citizenship.
Two years hence there will be an
other session OF the Legislature and IL
should then be an easy matter to elm
mate leases altogether"
\ verified copy OF the bill will be
teIeSfaphed at once To- President VIII
son. who has asked for IL in order that
he may lay IL before the Japanese gov
AT Toxic.
For the present the act will lie un-
slsn-d on the governor's desk.
nave promised President Wilson.
ana secretary Bryan I would grant them
time In which to offer Wnst-
.Nrf objections they may care To- MAKE
able time"
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Appreciate Efforts.

l'Nlp. May The japanese press
to-day expressed a general appreciation
on the EFFORTS OF President Wilson in
h"hdlf OF a land bill IN California that
esc.
l-"dd"fs ~ public opinion in Japan are
maintained ia the present situation
SHrI men a. Baron ~ShibuSawa and
hartman NHkano, IF the Toxic cham
Der OF commerce. publicly assert conf
o"ncr That the American government
dltl people dlik- are opposed To- discrimi-
iatpry measures OF legislation. They
d-'4aiv mat every effort must now Toe
made TO discover and eradicate the root
ut antaguuism To- the Japanese IN Calf
iofiit . norder that amicable relations
may Dee restored.
Nh-ie the IaI du"~" newspapers voice
These SANE" sentiments. they blanc the
ur" e.: diplomacy."
~p''ia4 dispatches received from
NaShlhEton telling - reported plans for
Ih'''lll<ttiuh - the Japanese navy are
rad her" with fidi'ul" by tnoS, best
informed on naval plans.
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TO AmALGAmATE ALL MEN.

COLUMBUS. O.. May 4.-Amalca
nation Of all men working IN tho
metal trades into one large. interna-
tional ORGANIZATION under "a" banner
OF the American Federation Of Labor.
for the purpose Of maintaining tho
spirit Of sympathetic strikes among
laboring men. lis the basis % e move.
men' endorsed her. to-day 80 the semi
annual meeting - tho Metal WORKERS.
Unions and Metal Trades Couu.iIs of
Michigan and Ohio
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MEXICO CITY. Mas Victoria.
capital ~ Do" state Of Tamauipae
i- again attacked To-Day hy rebels.
said % number 500 o. g. reported
that they were repulsod 10y the federal
garrison. which was of a similar
strength
The railroad slich was @reccutlv TO-
stored between T0rcou and Durango
hfs been cut onrc more 3 big band
or rebels .- 'tr pod on tho main Iins
oi 'h'' NI''0ral Hallway. south % san
Ili- Tl'n-I
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PEACE DELEGATES
loonuaa,a 90 10 -

tContinusd from rirs. Pager
statement published in sofia under
take fIo rule OF arbitrator I~,fo,sn
Scrtit and Uuirlrit
Disquieting News
H'lNF Nav strenuous effort.
arc ho'uc made 90 tet.nir fo inII.,
Montenegro fo alrnc hrfnrc tho meet
JOS 90 The ambassadors az London to
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Qoeddel

r unefdl services over IN. remains of
TIE late Mrs. Narcaretta GoedI.I wb,.s
Iedt1 occurred at the hom. of h.f son.
luiip. on south Eoff street. SATURDAY.
Tuesday afternoon ~ Be- a.riork Rs,
- VI fru"s~ Will conduct the ser ir.s
ald ini"rmcnt VIII d" made IN Mt. ZION
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Hold U. 3. Responsible.

SAN RANNlSCO. Cal. MaV IA
Cdhl-Sram from Toxic to m. Jspausss-
American. a JAPANESE daily paper Of this
'l'A. states today that the Japanese
government Cabied Instructions 10
baron Chiuda. Japanese ambassador AT
washington, last night. To- make formal
protest AGAINST the alien lana bill enact
Ell hy the California legislature and now
~ ditlng Governor Johnson's signature.
! Ne message adds that the position
tdNch 70! tht Japanese government -
That the United States government -
responsible for the finding OF a salts
factory solution Of the situation In Gait
i"Ihls under Its treaty obligations to
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Tho Scryiaus have completely evacu-
atcd Albania. HccoriiuC 20 advices re-
critnd here Five Thousand ottoman
troops with artillery. dispatched BY
t~-ad Id-ha have occupied UurazzO.
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THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALL~I

Art TILE AND MANTEls
Art TILE CHINA AND MANTLE co.
Flt Market. ~. Nat Phone lsso.ii.
dealers m Msntels. TILES. Fire Places
and Crates. All work uaranteed
AWNINGS AND TENTS
p. A. sHowALrER. sls National Road.
Awnings. Tents AMI Covers. You VIII
save money by buying of Il. A. SEo~a al
ter. Bell Phoue ISL.
BAKERY
n LINDELoF. lane St and Broadway.
pf course you eat bread and want the
best call Lindrlof. either Thone. and
ne VIII supply yoL promptly.
wILHELM's BAKERY. lll4 Market St.
some. Pies. axes and Bread fresh daily.
Orders by phone delivered. Nat. S96-\.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
Emmert's Bakery. lo22 Market st.
Roth phones. Try our cream Bread. a
specially. Farcy pastry. cakes, rolls.
"tr. Mail or phone orders received.
BiJou SHOOTING GALLERY
1906 Market Street. Wheeling.
Every DAY. Ducks. chickens. Geese and
Turkeys for the hi-h score.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Moore Bros, Both Phones. Bridgeport, o.
Manufacturer OF Wall Plaster. deal
ers IN Portland 'eWent. sand, BricK and
BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY
H. C. Breitenstein. Bridgeport. Ohio.
Delivered AZ your door' P~eifaire. ~ues .
Martins Ferry. Mon. Wei, at. NJ. p. 50
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Louis netzger & Son. e32 Main street.
contra tors. Carpenters and BuiI1eTs
lobhins promptly attended t. Gail Nat.
'h"n" i5iS-R furnished.
C. II. whiteser, 4se n. wabas Avenue.
The expert carpenter and builder. also
1ohhinc IA all its branches cabinet work
"a specially. Nat. Phone i01a-R.
cHIRoPooIsT
A. n. schanz, 1921 Market street.
When your feet trouble you. mind and
suffer Prominent citizeus testify
20 my successful treatment. Phone.
CIGAR MANUFACTURER
Albert Buriie. 2I2o-2a Main Street.
'ANNN"ANA" 70 " ~
BIG HAvANAs AND
LITTLE
CLEANERS AND OVERS
Economy Cleaning Shop I. Fainp. -
l@tu -. He'll phone -0-0-J. Does dry
sl"4ninS pressing ana repalrinc FOR
ladies ara men low prices. Pressing
month. Prompt delivery.
Central Cleaning WORKS, 4s 18th Street.
fNETE ana m cleaners IlumS
cleaned and dNed any color. Fancy work
a specially. Both phones. Pressing by
tho month.
@ /. A. NEWMAN.
NO. II 18th STREET.
l4e2-Y. BELL lo3I-L.
COAL DEALERS
Han & Gilhooly, Bellaire, Ohio.
Dealers IA high crade coal orders by
phone promptly delivered Bell phone
COIL. National phone lll-R
CONFECTIONERY
Frank BIafe. % sixteenth street.
Manu- lcflr'r Of fine COME" tionery. Ice
Cream. Water Ices. cakes. etc. ihone
orders TrotHptl! delivered Both /. ones
Colonial Confectionery. 1914 Market ST.
We maxi" q speciality or fancy baskets
90 fruit. nilcd 20 order also fancy box
candy. 'ce cream dri fountain soda.
coNFEcTIoNER AND DAIRY
W. Z. Bromer. 1887 Chapine Street
SfFigi|N tfts. ml.N di.'t .r"tfu ltlttlei
or h1lk I'"'Iv'r'i - your door SenI
postal or phone National 4>3?-Y.
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ACCCPTs RTsICNATION

'tITlNIE Nav 3 King Nichola,
ha~ accepted tho r~csiruation " Tho
cabinet
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Albania Evacuated.
CORFU, Island 90 Corfu. May g.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

t. A Hoge & CO., 1868 Market Square.
Dealers % best quality H~ardware cut
lerN. Guns. Fishing Tackle. Agricultural
ImpIements. etc. Both phones.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-08

Homer Daily and family spent Sunday
in Hillsdale at Justin Daily's home.
The musical entertainment given
at Joslin Friday evening was we'll
rendered and enjoyed by company
that filled the house. The proceeds
were s23 which will be for the piano
fund ..a.. ....T-
Percy lngraham of Cleveland is as
sisting Perry Cox in the bayfield,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Whiteside and
daughter Ruth, Grandma Whiteside
and Mrs. Irwin Cox of Moline spent
Sunday with Mrs. George Oliver,
coming by auto.
Miss Hazel Wainwright Is visiting rela-
tives in Moline for few days.
Miss Lizzie Dandall of Port Byron
was a guest OF the home of D. w.
Mumma from Sunday until Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Jean Madison of Joslin spent
the day Monday with Mrs. D. w.
Mumma and family.
Mrs. Prudy Schafer was in Le-
Claire last week helping to care for
her mother who is sick at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Lula Strobein.
Henry Weidman was a business
caller in Moline Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-08

arrives and will be open free to every
body for three weeks. II will be
great opportunity to learn more of
the beautiful parks of the great west
Receives Appointment.-Rev. Henry
Takkenburg, d. D., of Muscatine, who
recently returned from Rome, Italy,
where he attended the North Ameri-
can college for four years and won
the degree of doctor of divinity, will
be assigned 10 St. Ambrose college as
an instructor by Bishop Davis. Father
7 akkenburg will succeed Rev. Martin
Cone of Clinton, Iowa, who retires
from the faculty because of his health
The new instructor is an alumnius
of the local college.
Cut MeIon.-The Davenport Indus
trial Investment company yesterday
morning received a check for $500,
which is the regular quarterly dividend
on the company's stock in the Kalama-
zoo Corset company. This is the sew
enth since the plant was founded in
Davenport.
Davenport Boy Making Way-At a
recent meeting OF the stockholders of
the new Photoplay Printing company,
Chicago corporation and publishers
of the Photoplay Magazine, Kenneth
| G. Cloud, a former Davenport boy,
was elected a director and manager
of the company. MIR. Cloud began his
journalistic career as carrier boy about
l. years ago. His experience has been
mostly in connection with the selling
OF advertising and it was his ability to
get away with this very difficult de-
pa-tment of journalistic endeavor that
brought him to the attention of the
capitalists who are backing the Photo
play Magazine.
Reolty change.-Claus & Gadient
J have purchased of Snider, Hynes &
/ Watts the nine acres of ground on
which their plant is at present located
! The land lies south of the Rock Island
ira ckG on the western limits of the city
! part inside and part outside the limits
The tract is known as the old Milan
farm. The consideration for which the
tract was bought is not made public
but the land is valued at high figure
! o
After AutomobIists.-G. R. Darker
wald was fined SIS and court costs by
Magistrate Roddewig in police court
yeste!d day morning on a charge of VIC
lating the automobile speed ordinance
The man was placed under arrest
V ednesday night and released to ap
pear in police court yesterday morning
90
One License TO Wed.-A marriage