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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Easter Hats for men. $50. sf.os.
$3.50. SO. mcFADDEN'S.


NASfUNGTf'N. March rs Scrra-
ftry - tho Natt Daniels TO-DAY direct
od hat d." hull 81 20. now naval fuel
+niT. Nauwss. is e~rrefrurf,d ~ fh"
Marc Island navy Nufi. california ~
Inmates from |tarsrn1 government
plants were fnreIdersd
S"cr"t1rr T4uirls haze decided thai
M" Naum." shall tt equipped with
Internal 'omhu-tipu coli engines. which
hf frtnfprr have hs'u tried lr this
country uulr iu re- small WAY with subj
marines This VIII ID tho fref time
steam hne been abandoned completely
av motive power 900 an American naval
Efa.sf 81 tuE size.
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To Meet Sunday.

\ joint meeting OF the official board
ana tine building of In, First
NJ. y church which was held Tuesday
evening was not well attended ana an
"ther meeting has been called for ON
next sunday evening at which time all
members Of both committees are urg.
'htty requested To- be present The
meeting will he held immediately fol-
lowing IN" regula church services and
many important matters are To- receive
attention.
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arrangement have been completed
Tor q concert to be given in the First
VI. = church un Thursday evening,
March 29tn. Miss Bernice Elaine Pell,
wei Known throughout this section ~
IN" country ana a most talented must
elan, Will Toe tine attraction. \ large
crowd Is expected - attend and ali are
cordially invited to attend.
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OBI. fftANEST Uumlu.u March rs
several ol wells belonging to thr con
-nI.llfr OH Fields Company. of Ran
HmOroui arc uu nrp Tho engineer Goo
charge. IiurulI NaudcreDu. AMI Elk
others connected with thc wlutsr
mruf wore sspbyNicifod Many mon
have hc'n injured The loss i. heavy
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Art Qlaaa Arr1ver.

The first ot the shipment Of art glass
TOT the new FIRST W. /. church has ar
rived and Is being placed in the Church.
the large front window facing on Mar
SNAIL street has already been put in
POSITION anu makes "a very attractive ap-
pearance. The balance Of the glass is
Expected TO arrive in the next few DAYS
and Will be put In position upon arrival.
The church IS nearing completion and
viii be completed ON scheduled time.
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FUNERA DIRECTORS.
Louis

bridgeport hr.Ier 81 cine bridgeport
'nli house. ic occurred I'M old ulr OF
ehocs and .s NOW 81 free man in Ohio
10 d. r1f iikoiy fhsf Tho local author.
f.r- VII Hsk fur his frlui zion 1e fnr
charr, which no was sen: up ON v,
nor serious
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FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE To = acres land six
roomed dwelling and out buildings.
Point Mills. ohio 20. car stop -. &. n
= q. line. VIII sell OF trade. Possess
sion az once. Fine location. Address O.
T. stiles. Triadelphia. W. Va.
mr-1N-lt-w
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RIVER NEWS

II was announced yesterday that
me Steel City. which has been lied mn
q T. ~hclnna during the greater part
o. the winter has left tina; citv and
pas resumed her old trade in the Pits
pursn' lnclnnati run. She Will PASS
up IhurSday Tor m" smoky city and
i scheduled 10 reach here on the 70.
urn trip SUNDAY morning az : q clock
ne 'lty Of Parkersburg will also re-.
sumo The Cincinnati-Pittsburgh trade
Saturday. '"
lhe river was rcceding slowly yes
terdav afternoon. with a stage OF IA
wharf. NV "c"i
The government marks at the local
NhhrI Mcr" rcpaintcd Yesterday after.
noon. III" body post is I'm white
cd In black. ~
The Coal city and sam Clark. each
pushing large q " Of empty narges.
burgh. "
The Liberty departed AZ II o'clock
YESTERDAY on her regular trip ~ Malta
lnOras she will return 10 this mort
ms evening Other packets scheduled
ior today are. kAnawha for Chsrle-.
'on. . a m. lOrena. for Pittsburgh.
Tho Queen city passed Louisville
ny. Monday OIL hen cruise ~ New
Orleans Shc is having a very sue.
cessful voyage
River Marks.
PTTSEIRGUI Pa. March Is
River stage. follow.
Davis Island { feet falling clear
S~teub,nyill" - 1876 feet. falling
clear
on 'ity-t1I foot. falling. clear
Narr"uI feet. falling clear
Parkersburg - 153 feet. falling
clear
clear.
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WANTED-Male Help.
WANTEDi

Additional salesmen for ou,
Mems Clothing, Shoe and Fur.
nishing departments; also ad.
ditional salesladies for our
Boys and Women's Ready.
to-Wear departments. Oniv.
those with experience neeI
apply.
THE HUB,
Fourteenth and Market Sta.
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FOR SALE.
D~EsIRABLE REsrpEycra

" ''' lt'.hs nr two streets on
Pr street. " 2fth and .5tH
''hteH O. desirable tenants. and
- r. ten per cent iuvastrc,s
W. Iii.' IHle BE- an uuuslaT .r-.~t-,
W purchase a hpms lu .erf.r
"nf ~ flufsi district ats. -
'-H'I rouse on Tho same lot rarf.r n,
an HiNantaEe f'nrtiee pUrIng tho r,,,,
~ nave l"r the city ana 40 moi
HENRY ". oUEDLIao. Agent.
Real Estate ard Insurance - fasa
Market street. tppp Victoria rb.at,.,
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At the Orpheum.

The fact of it being holy week
don't seem TO affect the popular
Orpheum Theatcr business. and
Mother Goose and her entire family
including Little Red Riding Hood
The Old Woman Who Lived i'm "A
Shoe Jack and JIM" Little Boy
Blue. Little Jack Homer" Simple
Simon" and Little 30 Peep Is
proving the biggest drawing card the
Orpheum has had this season. The
wires have been kept hot sendilg
messages 10 the biz Keith New York
booking Office. trying TO arrange 20
let the Orpheum hold Mother Goose"
the last half Of this week. to enable
the school children To- sec II Satur-
day. when there will BE- no school.
Madalin" Sack. the wonderful vin-
linist. Caron and Farnum. acrobatic
comedians; Jim and BESSIE Hazel
ton. with Bernard and Harrington.
with one Of the best laughing acts
in vaudeville. will give their last per
formances today. 4 matinee this
afternoon and two performances To-
night will bring the bill to a close.
At the Victoria.
The Nictoria's vaudeville bill Is
rolling merrily on. and with the
added attraction. tho kiuomacolors.
makes the thcat"r one 81 the object
i've points for lovers Of amusement
every afternoon and evening.
The sketch. The Man From Min.
n%esota." is quite an amusing farce in
every sense OF the word. Salsborrv
and Benny. In their musical act.
From Grand Opera to Rag Time"
please In great shape The Nanhat-
tan Trio ar" very entertaining. and
the Four Srnorita Girls won lots Of
applause for tho captivating manner
IN which they execute their musical
skit.
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funeral services over the remains OF
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Muldrew. who died sunday evening
ABOUT nNe O'Clock were held Yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the family
residence on Baltimore street. Rev.
tracey. pastor Of the Church Of God.
Was the officiating minister. Interment
was made at the McNechen cemetery
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r-stc~ eJfs go b.vr e. eQ --ca
81 95. $500. 500. McFAoDEN's.
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To Arrive Today.

SiI' and MIS- J. l.. McMechcn and guests
TINS city and the latter of Florida. who
are touring from the south'N u state 10
TINS city, are expected To- arrive here to-
Jay competing their long journey. They
spent last SUNDAY at Baltimore. Md.
anu nave been attracting much attention
slohs the route OF travel. Mr.. and Ms.
hurSe VIII spend several weeks in .nis
ely with Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. McMechen.
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CITY HOTELS

HOTEL boutwell,
Atlantic city. y. j.
virginia Ave. second house from
steel Pier. HiEhes STANDARD in Cuisine
and service: modern appointments.
Booklet J. * -. X. BOUTWELL,.
GALEN HALL.
liOtel and Santtarium. Atlanti city. New
Jersey. An ideal place Tor a long or short
stay. Stone. brick and steel building.
Rooms on suite with hot and cold sea
water IN private baths. Tonic and Cura-
tive Baths and Treatments with trained
attendants. Lessons In Basketry and
Weaving. r. l. Young. GenI Manage.
ta-31-tf
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For Sale

\ SOUTH BROADWAY DWELLING
% g rooms bath and pantry. hpf and
cold water both garra and electric
light lot 1sHl35 wIl stand g. foot
~ water offered a. a bargain Tor fhe
ext twO weeks.
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MISCELLANEOUS


Pine HARDWOOD FLOORS, all kinds.
We retInish worn floors. Bel l446-L
rRESER & MURPHY. City. fe.l2-J
s~cuTe a copy or the
JCurnN OF the session OF the Wheel
ing convention. which convened FebTu-
ar. IL. ASA. This journal was printed
ara bound by campbell and DerinJtt,
tru y wanted fCV the State Archives OF
= Va. any owner o. . cory of the
Journal will perform a pubic service
b. communicatiny with the IntelIi-
ststA ArchiveisL Charleston w. va
.f-juiyis.
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h'MECHEN

Arsngernents have been completed
Ia .ne Ioutth number OF the Lyceum
.estuIe course to be given in the audi
- h OF the Central school 1us Ioing
on the evening OF April 7th. TSe al.
traction Will be the Fellow Singers VINO
were 10 have APPEARED here a few weeks
49,. out owing To the death OF the man
asyr OF the company the date was cam
Seaeu. Inc fellows Singers come very
inshiN ret nniended ana the mpa
mas peen and a large crowd
- expected 20 attend. Tickets for the
aha.E may be had at the Carroll Thar
macy on sixth street. however all tickets
800 y the previous appearance Of this
Will be honored.
Three Arrested.
three poker players who ESCAPED the
Iollce IN the Iaia made last Saturday
EiOrning headed by Night Policeman
Motifs were up In police curt yesterday
hlotnlng and received the line of IS and
'nmnihSs the same as the other ten
chehuets drew. The unlucky thirteen in
nuiloeI Were caught with the goods on
them at the f'rampton residence and all
nav. now paid their fines. IL Is said
.E1t other games are operating in the
SlbN ana raids are expected At any time
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LD2 SAIE Oh TRADE

1OR SarT OF TEApE-A good seven
ronI. hurse ard tNo icfa. witn wells.
earn. fh aufr Lawn arr ether improve
mentr Wi sell rttar. 90 trade fcf =
HrHHII f"rHI AN.rI@a 'FaU 'se a tf.tIre.
-nn-erc1. 81
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
MINE DISASTER INQUIRY.
State Examiner Spends Hours in VuI.
can Workings. Where Thirty
eight Men Lost Lives.

New Castle, Colo. Dec 1s-James
Dalyrymple, state mine inspector,
spent nearly the entire afternoon in
the Vulcan mine Wednesday investi.
eating the cause of the explosion
Wednesday which resulted in the
death Of thirty-eight men.
Dalrymple is going thoroughly into
the case because of a growing belief
here that the explosion was the result
of a plot.
Many persons who were near the
mine at the time declare that there
was preliminary blast which sound,
ed like the concussion from a dyna-
mite explosion. This was followed in
a few seconds by second explosion
which is known to have been the gas
from the ignition of the gas-dust.
Thirty-four of the bodies have been
removed from the mine
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
WASHINGTON.

President Wilson met the members
of the Cabinet Tuesday. although he
was still suffering slightly from his
attack of grip.
President Wilson has practically de-
cided to re-appoint Judson c. Clements
of Georgia as a member of the inter
state commerce commission.
Senator Root declared in the Sen
ate that he could not and would not
accept the Republican presidential.
nomination If it were offered to him "
Representative Curry of California
has introduced bill to require tele
graph companies to capitalize and
punctuate all kilograms. under pen
atty.
Cleye Culhertson, recently con
victed of numbering members OF the
Dillon family at Ray. n. D.. was taken
from the Williams county jail by a
mob and hanged from a bridge near
Williston.
President Wilson ordered an investi-
cation by the War and Navy Depart.
ments OF the satires on the admins
tration's Philippine policy which fea-
tured the annual banquet OF the Or
der of Carabao, an organization OF
army and navy officers who served in
the islands President Wilson sug-
gested to Secretaries Garrison and
Daniels reprimands for those respon-
sible.
The following are the official fig
ures given out by the Agricultural De
partment OF Colorado. crop report for
1913: Wheat, 9.6S0.0O0 bushels at rs
cents. 1851 .000. Corn. $500, ,0O0 bush
els at 73 cents. 81 1899 600. Oats, TO-
G75,o00 bushels at A cents. s4,697, 900.
Barley, 3.250.o0o bushels at Sc cents.
$3.50 900. Rye. 100000 bushels at
60 cents, s204, 900. Flax seed, $4,000
bushels at sl.f5. s5s,000 Hay, 1924.
900 tons at $40 per ton. SIS, 100000
Secretary BRYAN renewed the Amer
ican government invitation to the
nations of the world, through their
diplomatic representatives to partici-
pate in the Panama Pacific interna-
tional exposition.
Secretary Bryan and Chevaier Won
Rappard. the Netherlands minister,
agreed on the terms of peace treaty
embodying the principles of the arb-
tration plan announced early in the
present administration This Will be
the seventh of the peace treaties and
the first negotiated with an European
nation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
FOR EIGN.

The suffragette arson squad did e1-
tensive damage to st. Anne's church
in Liverpool.
The suffragette arson sdHad set fire
to a lumber yard at Deyonport, Eng
land. and destroyed property worth
over 100000
The Spanish government is dis
posed to commit the safeguarding OF
interests in Mexico to the United
States government.
The polar exploring ship Fran
sailed from Colon for San Francisco
by way of the Strait OF Magellan The
first port to call will be Punta Arenas
Dispatches from Madrid say that
Francisco Rodriguez. the newly elected
mayor OF that city. has announced
that he will turn over all OF his salary
to some charitable institution.
1t was announced at Shanghai,
China, that President Yuan Shi kafs
youngest son is to be bethrothed to
the eleyen-year-old daughter OF .he
vice president, General Ii Yuen Heng,
who arrived recently in Peking.
oHly Americans Win SpetIdI pdsses
were permitted to cross into Mexico
because OF the closing in OF the rebel
forces and the prospect OF an attack
on Gen. Salvador Mercado's 1000 Fed
eral troops garrisoned/at Ojinaga
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, the militant
suffragette agitator, since her arrest
on Dec. 10, has adopted the more
drastic method of adding no sleep
strike to her hunger and thirst
strike in order to force the prison au-
thorities to release her
Thousands of person formed lines
in Mexico City at the doors OF the
Bauco Central. 1t was the only local
bank in the city that had not refused
to redeem state banknotes. Practical
ly every bank check in the city issued
by an outside bank was brought TO the
Central bank for redemption.
The biggest private real estate deal
on record was completed in London
with the sale Of the Duke of Bedford $
Freehold property. covering about
nineteen acres in the vicinity OF Co
ventsgarden in the center Of London
to Harry Mallaby-Deeley. a Unionist
member OF the House OF Commons.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT.
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF THE week
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDS.
western Newspaper Union News Service
WE ST Pm.

The first government fur auction
ever held in the United States took
place at St Louis.
Fire I'll Peoria, Ill, destroyed the
plant of the Illinois Warehouse Com
pany, causing Z loss estimated at $500.
600
California will vote at the next gen
eral election on the question OF es-
tabl'shing universal eight-hour work
day in the state
Mrs. Jennie Swager was stabbed To
death by her husband. Joseph Swager,
who tried to end his own life and is
dying at hospital in Chicago.
Children should be permitted to
work on the stage under proper safe
guards. Judge Ben b. Lindsey OF Den
yer told the Drama club OF New York.
Three packages OF registered mail,
containing $4,000 each and about 81
900 in postoffice funds, was taken
from .he safe of the Wallace. Idaho,
postoffice.
TWO negroes. Ernest and Frank Will
.iams. were lynched by mob at
20 killing Calvin Ballard. whose body
was found hacked TO pieces in his
store.
E L. Wyant motorman, was per
haps fatally injured and Grover Smith
passenger. seriously crushed, while
four others were painfully hurt in the
collision of two street cars at Council
Bluffs. la, during heavy fog which
enveloped the city.
Members of the Collins family OF
Old Horton in Howell county, Mo,
whose homes were raided by feud en-
emies of the family. are armng them
selves and barricading their houses in
preparation for Il battle to the death, -
according TO reports brought TO
Springfield. No.
Archibald II Rowland sixty eight,
one Of Gen. Philip II. Sheridan's ia
nous Jesse scouts" died in his home
at Pittsburg, Pa. He was awarded the
congressional medal of honor on
recommendation OF General Sheridan
for his daring work in the Shenan-
doah valley campaign.
A report Of the Newcastle. Colo, ex
ploson made to f. l.. Doyle, secretary
treasurer OF the United Mine Workers
do, detailing the extent of the disas
ter, caused the mine workers organi-
cation to place $500 at the disposal of
it's Glenwood Springs local for use in
alleviatiug suffering
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
GEN ERAI.

Names big game season ended Dec
Is. The estimated number of deer
killed was 10000. Seventeen persons
were killed
Former President Taft at New Ha-
ven advocated the nomination of Sena-
tor Root for president by the Republi-
can party.
The three negroes charged with the
murder OF Mrs. jefferson 1rby. near
Wrens. Ga. We're taken to Augusta by
deputy sheriffs.
A demand that New York follow the
example of other cities in the appoint
ment OF women as police Is being
made by Miss Maud Miner, secretary
of the New York Probation society.
The Andy level of the Utah-Apex
mine at Bingham, Utah, in which
Ralph Lopez. slayer of six men, took
refuge on Nov. 81, was bulkheaded off
from The remainder of the mine 1t
is believed by the sheriffs that Lopez
is in this section of the mine and that
he is securely sealed up.
Stories of wholesale lootins by Gen.
Francisco Villas rebel army on it's en-
trance into Chihuahua, Mexico, of the
despoiling of church treasures. of the
robbery of Spanish priests and nuns,
OF the confiscation of property and
demands for exorbitant sums of
money, were brought to Ell Paso, Tex,
with the arrival of AIS citizens of
Spain, who had been banished from
Mexico ty the rebels.
A city fireman, his mother and sis
ter We're burned to death in New York
in a fire which practically destroyed
a five-story apartment building in
which they lived at 366 Amsterdam
avenue.
Members of the Stockholm Gym
nastic society who have been touring
this country in exhibition to Swedish
gymnastics will return in 1916 to take
part in the a-Pacific-Interna-
tional exposition. and team OF Swed-
ish track and field athletes will also
go to San Francisco for the same pur-
pose.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
FARMERS MEET JAN. Is
NATIONAL EXPERTS ON PRO-
GRAM FOR GATHERING.
Annua, session Of Colorado Congress
to Be heldat Fort Collins Asr'-
cultural School.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Fort Collins.-The annual meeting
Of the Colorado Farmers congress
will be held Jan. Is and 10, at the
Colorado Agricultural college at Fort
Collins. The membership OF the con-
gress consists of delegates from each
state and county livestock assocla-
ion, horticultural and agricultural or
ganizations. each county, the state
grange. the alumni association OF the
Colorado Agricultural college and ten
delegates at large to be appointed Dy
he governor of the state.
The regular classes of the Agricui-
.ural college will be open to visitors
and the students will show the dele
gates and friends about the campus
he stock barns, experimental farm
he horse breeding station and the ex
pertinent station.
Speakers of national reputation will
present subjects OF vital interest TO
Colorado farmers. Harold Foght OF
he United States bureau>of educa
ion and DR.. William H. Wilson OF
New York have consented to be pres
ent
The presence of Prof. T. n. Carver
Of the new bureau of markets OF the
United States Department of Agricul-
ure is assured A number of Coiora-
do speakers and farmers will also have
a place on the program.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
Will Recall Troops.

Denver, Dec. 1S.-Prisoners held by
the military authorities in the strike
district will be turned over to the civil
authorities at once. and unless a state.
wide strike is called, the militia. with
the exception of from 200 to $50 cav.
airy, will he withdrawn from the strike
zone. That action was decided upon
as the result of conference held in
the governors office Wednesday morn.
ing between Governor Ammons, Gen.
eral Chase. Attorney General Farrar
and General, Chase's judge advocate.
Major Boughton.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
SPOR r.

Mike Gibbons. the st. Paul welter-
weight, gave Joe Hirst bad beating
in six rounds before the Olympia Ath-
letic Association at Philadelphia.
Only the horse winning the race
will be accredited record should a
rule being considered by the joint
rules committee of the American and
National associations at its meeting in
Chicago be adopted.
The Chicago American Ball Club
will leave Chicago Feb. 19 for Paso
Robes. Cal, on their spring training
trip. The players will arrive at their
destination Feb. q and will remain
ten or twelve games at the camp be-
fore starting exhibition games.
jimmy Fox, the California boxer,
who got a sifteen-round draw with the
fighting Benny Chavez at the last en-
tertainment given by the State Ath-
letic Club, has been matched with Jack
Douglass for a ten-round bout at the
Colorado Athletic Club in Denver. The
date is Tuesday, Dec. %.
There will be plenty of horses avail-
able to race next year on the New
York tracks, Judging by the large num-
ber OF entries made for the stake of
fered hy the Owners fund. Nine
events closed to entries on Dec. l. OF
this list, the first four stakes. "A. B. c
and ID, all for 2-year-olds) have re-
ceived 54S entries-a greater number
Of entries than were made for a like
number of turf events last season.
Stake A received l31 entries; B, lG4 !;
C, 1874, and d, 129.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
Telephone Being Cut or,

Denver.-At a time when the tele-
phone was as much of necessity as
water or air: when families we're sui.
fering from lack of fuel and food, and
when the merchants of Denver were
doubly busy because of the storm and
the holiday rush, the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company
was cutting off subscribers who re
fused to pay the rates the company
demands, although perfectly willing
to pay those established by the peo-
pie in the passage Of the Brown ordt
nance ten months aeo.