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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
SUFFRAGETTES TO
DON GREEK ATTIRE
viii March Down Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. in Washington In Their
Suffrage Parade.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-The novel
spectacle OF women wearing medieval
o. ancient Greek costumes. depicting
the different stages of the woman sur
frage movement will be Witnessed here
on March 3, when the womans suf-
frage parade takes place.
Plans for the proposed parade which
Will probably traverse the route to
be taken by the inaugural procession
that escorts President Wilson on
March from the capitol TO the White
House. were formulated at a woman's
suffrage meeting here today.
The procession will be divided into
five sections and with each section
viii be heralds dressed in medieval
costume who will from time TO time
along the route Of the parade repeat
famous suffrage speeches which have
been made in the past few years in
this and foreign countries
The parade will he composed OF
floats. allegorical figures portrayinC
the condition OF women from the
dawn OF creation down to the present
century. Perhaps the most interest
ing feature. from n national stand
point. will show the progress OF The
suffrage movement in the United
States.
The suffrage leaders have not vet
been able 10 procure permission from
the district authorities for the use Of
Pennsylvania avenue for the parade.
but they have not given up hope. In
case they do not secure such permis-
sion. il IS said. they will use some
other prominent street for the parade
Announcement is made by Miss
Alice Paul. Of Philadelphia. chairman
Of the permanent headquarters Of the
congressional committee Of the Ma
tional Suffrage Association. which
were dedicated to-day. that the prin-
cipal efforts Of the committee would
be to secure from the extra session Of
congress the passage OF a resolution
providing for an amendment to the
constitution Of the United States en-
franchsing all the women Of the coun-
try.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
ELECTIONS
IN HARRISON COUNTY
Seven Towns Fight Ont Local Issues
County Court Grants License,
Eliminating the Issue.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARK SBttRG. ". Va. Jan -
seven Harrison county towns fought
out puisiy local ISSUES IN their annual
Municipal elections held today. Liquor
licenses are granted by the county
court and this question was therefore
not passed upon The results are -
follows. Walter Bumgardner. IN"
Progressive party nominee was chosen
mayor OF Adamst"u over fdrl Drum
m nd. tho nominee of the Peoples
'd tho Socialist ticket BUM gardner
got lnH votes. brummoud. ~ and
Powell 50. James 9. Garrett. People
party nominee. WAS chosen recorder
ana 9. a. Kidd. Socialist Grant 4.
Miller. Samuel O.. Hunter y V Upton
and Robert Alexander. 90 the Peoples
ticket and Howard Brummond. of the
fpgtessives. were chosen soun.ilmtu
h. election was a rcpudiau"n Of the
onrialist party, which has been IN
charge Of the admins trati"n for the
year.
~ StcaIev Heights. the entire Pro-
EresSive ticket was chosen by plurali-
Tics 'HuEirE from u" 90 =" over ~"
Peoples PARTY ticket. Charles J. Stcaiev
getting - votes and John ". Parker.
t3 votes for mayor The other success
cordcr and IT, g. Bartlett ". g Burn
-ide. ". Rates. Charles VI. Shinn and
ID. T.. iudkues. FOR c0uncilmon.
The Progressive ticket az Northview.
headed bv John 70 Douglass. incumbent.
Tor Mayor. who got rs votes was sue
rrasfui over tho citizens ticket. HEADED
hv Marcellus NJ Mco1uE. who received
SIS votes FOR that onire. Arthur Ashen-
fielder defeated W s. Maxwell Tor Re
rprier ara Webster Worlcy. Rert
~'amm. william nicholson. i. % Mckee
gilm"n. IT," riurautics ranged from %
Tvferai.. town improvements under
i'N'u nN 'N' rf's'ui characterization 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
ELABORATE
BANQUET
RENDERED JUDGE NEWMAN
LAST EVENING.
BY Members Of the Marshall County
Bar Association at Fort Henry
Club. .

Honoring the election OF Judge c.
c. Newman TO the bench OF the Frrss
Judicial district. members of the
Marshall County Bar association
rendered him an elaborate banquet
last evening at the Fort Henry clnb.
Thirteen members OF the ASSOCIATE On
were present and an elaborate mend
was served.
With Charles A. Showalter preslf-
ing as POSTMASTER. several toas,s
were responded to as follows: Az.
Hotton. on The Il. * o." W. A.
Duggan. ON Demurrer" Prosecuting
Attorney Charles r. Carrigan, on
'Crimes:" James Miller. on "Monopo-
les and James ID. Parriott, on
"Part(y)s."
Retiring Judge Frank w. Nesbit.,
whom Judge Newman succeeds. was
also "A guest OF honor and spoke
briefly. his remarks being I'm the
nature OF a valedictory address, dur
ing which he felicitated the bar as
ISOLATION on the selection of his SUI
cessor. Judge III. G. Hervey, another
guest Of horror also CONGRATULATED tho
association upon having one OF its
number selected to the position. He
LOOK occasion To pay "A high tribute
TO Judge Newman.
George Berry. OF Moundsville. for
eight years a court officer of Marshal,
county. and to whom the Bar as Sc
citation presented gold headed caae
for Christmas. was present at the in
vitation of the association. Othc-s
present Were Attoreys Martin Brown,
J. c. Simpson. W. a. Duggan. J. L.
Chase. Capt. 4. l.. Hotton. Walter
McGlumpy. Victor r. Myers. J. D.
Parriott. James Mile. Charles L.
Carrigan and James Shipmnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
BROKER MURDERS
WIFE AND SELF
Scandal LIKELY Cause Of Crime
Tragedy in Pine Long Island
Home Follows GOSSIP.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2-Henry Edey.
broker and member Of the frm Of HUM,
luey A. Co. today shot and killed his
wife and then took his own life. The
double tragedy was enacted at the fine
home of the broker at Great South Bay.
ttcllport. l.. l.. which for Elk months
had been the storm center Of the most
unusual and exciting social scandals OF
the decade.
n b. believed that led up to the muir
Ter aud suicide. % was charged that
Mrs. Edey. described a. the daughter
30 "A fisherman who possessed a fatal
rfft OF beauty" was alleged to have
tl1rcd with Gardner Murdoch. the keep
or OF % livery stable al Hathport and
tlc Ed'ys had just been reconcilcd
when the news Of the tragedy shocked
the countrywide.
Mrs Edey was Katherine Liebenow.
Tier father was q fisherman OF Amity-
willie and the girl was noted for her
beauty She became the wife Of Edev
after his divorce iu 1927 from Mrs. Lot
tlc Carlton Edey % was charged that
.dey was paying court 70 a beautiful
Young woman during the tendency OF
The divorce proceedings Last August
she Villagers awpke one morning 10 ind
that Mrs Edcv had departed from the
costly residence built BY her husband.
and that Gardner Nurdprk. the village
livery man. was also missing fron his
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
NATAL Streaming
INTO NEW YORK
British Cruiser Bearing Body Of Am
bassadOr Whiteiaw Reid sighted
on Fire Island.

NEW YORK Jan. BAR out from
20 ore. their lights hardly diectruthIa fu
the thick weather prevailing. the Brit
l-I Cruiser Natal bringing HON. the
body of che late AmhtssH.lur fu Enr-
band. WhIfrlnw Reid. ari Irr escort OF
rlA luItti states waf-f.us came
abreast Of Fire Island af O'Clock This
mufuiut The British WIZ fr.ff ufa
met 90 Nantucket 80 O'Clock Thur.dts
morning Co.. tho American naval tr.-.I
and fh" procession steamed slowly flr
This port 81 tho rate they wl.r proc
tr'diur when sighted fhi. morning the
var ships were timed 60 fsirI Sandy
hook mot long before daylight
Tho program DEL for tho NIfff aud na-
frr0rfiu- squadron fu enter tho hHrhur
Ht comp rrlffNflv errlV Huur ana
steam up tif hudson Goo fHeIr fuaf
nrrhor1ue hrrD about 1n nrInrf no
slow rate OF th'ir pruEfrs. ar fIrr
'rTfTl port We expected 90 make ~
sf. nUUHHH.ff. frr them ff arrf. Hf..r..r
on SANDY HOOK Ha first planned tfr-
r'lff ur OF 1000 Interrupted rt.str.' boz.
t0 port 900 tpuruHirnafsfF fhe time or
IrIrHIIF .rFHfuird
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
THREE DROWNED
WHILE SKATING
Playing Hockey on Michigan Lake,
Three Boys Break Through
Ice and Drown.

OLlVET. Mich. Jan. While play
ing hockey on Pine Lake, near here.
this afternoon, three boys broke
through the thin ice and were drowned
in spite of heroic efforts by their COM
panions to rescue them. The dead
are:
George Dewey, IL years old.
Clark Morgan, Il years. r
Stanley Lansborouen, 10 years.
During the hockey game the puck
was driven to a spot where the ice
was unsafe. Young Morgan skated
after it and broke through. Stanley
LansborCIgh and Dewey. close behind
him. also went into the hole.
Irwin Van Wye. George LansbOrough
and Ward Keeney. in attempting to
rescue. also were precipitated into the
icy water. George Lansborough and
Van Wye managed TO break their way
to the shore. Keeney eiung TO the
ice and was almost frozen to death
when rescued. but the other three
boys sank before they could be
reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
FUNERAL OF
| MRS. TOPPING
WILL BE HELD AT NEW YORK
SATURDAY.
',eeth OF Former Well Known Local
Woman Occurred at New York
Yesterday Morning.

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Mrs. Minnie J. Top
ping. whose death occurred at the
Plaza Hotel. in New York City. yester
Iday morning. will be held from the
place OF death on Saturday afternoon.
Eand will be attended by several local
|reiatives. The deceased was a mem
Der OF the Presbyterian church. and a
minister of that church will have
charge of the services. while the in
Iterment will be made in New York
Mrs. Topping was the wife of John
A. Topping. chairman of the Republic
Iron & Steel Comany. and formerly
connected with the Aetna-Standard
mill in Martins Ferry Upuntil "A few
&ears ago the deceased was a resident
Bridgeport, o.. and more lately was
president OF this city. she being one
Yof the most widely known and highly
respected ladies' OF this vicinity. and
very prominent in local social circles
Mrs. Topping was in the SD year OF
her age when death occurred which.
while not entirely unexpected. came
as n great shock TO her many friends
I'm this vicinity. The deceased was
born and reared in bridgeport. and
ocAoio hihiil dSt WAS tue uduSuteT OF
he late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Junkins
pioneer residents of that place She
was n consistent member of the Pres.
byterian church. and took an active
part in the work Of all church organi
yzations.
The husband and two sons. Wilbur
b. OF Philadelphia. Pa. and Henry J..
OF Bell Haven. Conn. survive. Mrs. j
nc. Heinlein. OF Bridgeport a relative
of the deceased. left last evening for
New York City TO attend the funeral
ferviGes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
washington Is Facing = Flood.

SEATTLE. wash. Jan. Rain fell
all day in western Washington and
all the conditions for widespread
flood are present fifteen feet OF snow
In The mountains. more snow falling
rain IN the foothills and warm
wind blowing from tho sea. The riv-
ers ~ western Washington are al
ready near the danger point.
Northern Pacific and Milwaukee
overland trains are running on time.
The Great Northern fast mail arrived
four hours late. Freight trains are
being moved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
TIED TO TRACK;
KILLED BY TRAIN

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. .. The
maneled body OF an unidentified man
was found tied 20 the tracks of tho
Pennsylvania railroad near Patuxent.
Nd. between here and Washington.
today.
Evidence that the victim had been
tied 10 the rails WAS had I'm the form
Of cords of burlsp which were en-
tWined about the unfOrtunates limbs
and fastened beneath the tracks.
The authorities belive IL case Of
murder but that % was not committed
Tor the purpose 81 robbery as a gold
watch was found in the mans vest.
Nothing else was discovered that
might lead TO his identity. lie ap-
peared to BE- about 30 years Of age
and was Of medium build
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
FINE BUST
OF FRANKLIN
PRESENTED TO HIGH SCHOOL
BY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
At Enjoyable Meeting Held Last Even.
in9.-Other Surprises
Sprung.

Featured by the presentation OF q
bust OF benjamin Franklin 10 the
Wheeling High school. a delightful
reception was rendered to the faculty
and senior class Of that institution
by the High school alumni associa-
ton last evening in the High school
auditorium. The affair was OF pref
" nature and was largely attended.
over two hundred members OF the
faculty. the senior class. the alumnis
association and their friends being
present
With ~ Lee DALEY. president OF
the association. in charge short pro-
gram was rendered during the early
part OF the evening An interesting
report was read by Miss Emma Ko.n-
er, secretary. ana 10 was followed by
report Of the financial condition OF
The association by Treasurer Charles
Minor.
With an appropriate address. Pres
ideut Daley. ON behalf OF the assOca-
ton, presented the school with the
bust Of Franklin. and 10 was unveiled
while Miss Azelia Billiard played
FAmprica' on the piano. A. the bust
was being unveiled the audience arose
and applauded.
Prof Harry r. Odcors. principal OF
the high school. made the speech Of
acceptance In which nc thanked the as
ISOLATION for such hand some and
appropriate token 10 expressed
the appreciation 81 the scholars and
faculty ~ the high school and con
graduated the association upon it,
selection ~ the subject for e bust
Prof Odgers spoke briefly ~ the life
~ FRANKLIN and short program Of
musical selections and readings was
then carried ont
Delightful Surprise.
An unexpected. yer none tho less
delightful feature. occurred near the
close of the entertainment when. ~.
tor explaining that while tho alumni
association bad adopted tho school
color old gold and blue u had no
distinctive coiors o. insignia. prest
dent DALEY assisted bv Mr. Minor.
unfurled before the audience large
remnant triangular m shape and boar
Ing Tho letters Nv H 81 Alumni
ON q fold 81 old gold and blue prcsi-
dent Daley explained that hereafter
~ would be- the official emblem ~ the
association
Tho program closed With school
songs and yrUr Detachable refresh.
mcnts wc.c served fhc guests In The
gymnasium and 81 4ocial hour brought
the an1ir 10 n delightful elimination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
steamshln ArrivaIa

NEW YORK. Jan. Arrived. STEAM
ers Laurcntic. Liverpool Potsdarn. Rot
fcrdauf sailed. Steamers la Touraiue.
1ftVrr. Iaplaud. Antwerp
Cape Race. fWIrolcsrl -. sighted
sfeunner - Favoie. fiavrc FOR New Work
1faNro. arrived Steamer Ia Provence.
New York
Queensfuwn- Sailed. steamer ~ Paul
frow southampton New York
Lizard arassed. steamer Ryrdam.
New YORK for Rotterdam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
Thesis Funeral.

The last sad rites over the remains
of the late Mrs. Daniel Thesis. who
died on Tuesday. after an illness Of
almost "A years duration. were held
from the late residence yesterday al
ternoon at = O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Pruess.
of St. Stephens Reformed church. wa
the officiating minister. and interment
was made in Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
DAVIS DEAD

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Jan 2-U. *.
Senator Jcn Davis died suddenly ~
his home here M 7 o'clock this morn
ing ~ the result 81 an attack Of apo
plcXy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
Pendlrtnn Ohsenni.s

Funeral services over the remains of
fhe late Mrs. Margaret G. Pendleton.
widow of the late Col. Joseph Pendle-
pom, whose death occurred at the fam
fly residence on Twelfth street Tues
Gay morning, were held yesterday af-
ternoon at > o'clock. lnterment was
made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
FAILS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "A s. Ches-
brough. owner Of the California-Atlan
tic steamship Company. with Harry :
Bates. confirmed a rumor today that
that company had failed for 100000.
The Califprnia-Atlantic Company has
been in competition since October I.
1910. with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company in the san Francisco and New
York freight tarffic. via the Panama
railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

mains of the late Mrs. Veronica
Schmitt. who passed away at her
home on Market street last Sunday.
Interment was made in Mt. Calvary
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Times says
that the bulgarian government is CON
tracting for the services OF seventy
foreign physicians to help combat the
cholera and other epidemic diseases. \
credit of $50. 900 has been placed at the
disposal OF the ministry OF the inter
lor for the same purpose. y Saioniki
iii spatch To the Times. under date OF
January l. says friction has arisen be-
tween the Greeks and SerNians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
Schmitt Obseuuies.

Requiem high mass was cele brated
In the st. Alphonsus cathedral at .
o clock yesterday morning over the re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
POWERS
(.sssI ,szIx uoay psuunuoo)

deeply into any particular question.
They wish to have more concrete IN
structions before they do SO. In the
meantime an exchange OF communica-
lions Is occurring between the chan
celluries OF the triple entente and the
triple alliance. while a special under
standing is developing between Rus
STA, Austria and Italy concerning Al
bania.
There appears to be among the am,
bassadors a strong current in favor OF
the annexation OF Crete TO Greece,
but they claim that in exchange they
should be intrusted with the decision
respecting the fate OF the Islands.
Regarding the frontiers OF Albania
the opinion prevails among the am
bassado.s that they will be able TO
strike a proper medium between the
too restricted suggestions OF the al
lies and the too extended boundaries
favored by Austria II 10 reported that
the Russian, Italian and French am
bassadors are supporting this middle
course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

Turkeys. ducks. chickens and rab-
otis at Beutcr Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 2.-The
council OF ministers discussed the
peace negotiations. At the conclusion
OF the conference fresh instructions
were forwarded TO the Turkish dele
gates at London.
LONDON, Jan. Representatives
OF the Albanian provisional govern
ment. who have arrived in London,
submitted tonight to the ambassado-
rial conference a memorandum advo-
eating the inclusion within the bound
aries of Albania of large extent or
territory, including Prevesa. Janina.
Monastir. Uskup. Pristina. Mitrovitza
and Ipok.
According to the Times. however.
the conference is not likely to take the
Albanian question in hand seriously
for some time yet.
The Times says. with reference TO
the peace conference, that the real
difficulty on the Turkish side is not so
much n question of substance as a
matter of form. and that obviously the
Turks cannot seriously hope to recover
territory held by the allies.
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