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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
RED AND BLACK
Team Returns Prom Clarhsburg with
One Player Suffering Injury
Interes, In Stats Game.
,PecIal Dispatch 20 the IntelIiseneer.

SPecial Dispatch 20 the fnteliigencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Nov. 23-The
W. a J. football team chalked up an
other victory Saturday and won new
laurels. but Washington enthusiasts
are debating whether or not the Red
and Black players will continue their
triumphant march on the gridiron and
defeat the strong Stats \. G. team OF
Wheeling next Saturday afternoon ana
Buekneii on Thanksgiving day.
Both are expected to be decidedly
strenuous battles FOR W. * J. but the
prevailing opinion at Washington and
Jefferson college football headquarters
and among the enthusiasts OF the town
IL that the Stats game will be the
harder Of the two for ". * J. 10 win.
Rooters attribute this to the fact that
the Nail City eleven IL composed 81
houors in years gone by ou college
teams and that the experience thus
gained will make them more formid-
able than the Buclsnell aggregation.
The Red and Black players came out
NJ their fierce struggle with West Viz
ginia WESLEYAN IN 2re'iy Eood physiii
a couple 81 ribs twisted and II II feared
that he will not be able TO play IN the
two remaining games. II - pretty GER
tain that he will not 20 against Ruck-
nell Thursday. but Coach Folwell Is
hoping that he will he r. shape TO take
his place at guard IN the struggle with
urfay afternoon
Coach Folwell stated this afternoon
that practice would be started tomor-
row afternoon. The workouts this
week will consist entirely OF drills in
handling punts. pCrfecting Interference
and running through signals There
will b no scrimmaEe. Folwel SAYS his
aim will be TO just keep the men on
edge
with the trip TO Clarksburg over.
rooters are also now discussing the
trip TO wheeling the coming saturday.
The game between stats and W. & 7.
last year attracted quite n large crowd
from Washington but indications are
that there viii he an even greater num-
Der 20 10 tho Nail city this season 90
see their faVorite~ mako their fare
well appearance. Manager r. NJ Muir
ply has not taken the matter M with
the T. & q Railroad company vet. but
n Is probable that several coaches may
be added 20 trains for Wheeling 20 &c
comuodat" those who VIII attend the
game from here.
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HUERTA FACING
Continued from rirs. Page1

service as "soldaderas" The streets
OF the city at night are practically de-
serted. and innumerable subterfuges
are resorted TO by workmen TO escape
the clutches OF the ORA fling agents.
The methods OF warfare OF both
rebels and federals have ceased to
shock the people o the country. al
though they have not been altered.
In some cases prisoners are being
killed and in others they are recruited
into the ranks OF their captors. The
war In the state Of Norelos Is IN
checked, many regions being de
scrihed as scenes OF slaughter by
those recently passing through.
Conditions Quiet
Conditions in the capital OF Norelos
are quiet. but the city Is none too well
garrisOucd and the drain made on the
local arsenal by the commanders in
the Held has greatly depleted the mill
t4ry stores.
From the Austrian legation there
was sent out to-day 20 all Austrians
circular urging them 10 cooperate
with the German and other European
colonies in organizing for defense In
this circular ~ is stated that the
troops In the city are so few and the
likelihood OF uprisings against foreign
residents so possible that the legation
deemed Il wise 20 adopt defense meas
grCs
Accompanying the circular was an
other issued by the Germans. detail
ing the plan of organization. Men
who served In tho German army have
been given commands and VIII direct
affairs Tho G. .rWaus have "a fair
supply of rifles and ammunition and
two machine guns
The Americans have made no sys-
fcmatic attempt 10 protect them
selves. the disposition Of the majority
appearing 20 BE- 20 trust 70 General
HuertI and his forces or 70 luck
REBELS TAKE BRITISH CAMP.
VERA CRUZ. Nov. ga small
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
Acid Thrown I'm Girls
Face BY Jealous Rival

suffering girl Her left arm and the
left side OF her face we're severely
burned BY the deadly acid but AZ WAS
said last night that she was getting
along very nicely and would be able TO
be about In a few days. The acid did
not burn deeply into the face although
a. T. feared that one OF her eyes Il az
fected BY coming in 50 close contact
with the deadly drug.
IL IL said that the Walker girl became
enrared with jealousy when she saw her
paramour IN the loving embrace OF the
Hastings girl. and dashed the acid In tho
other girls face. All was excitement
for time and 10 was some time before
n doctor could be located and the wounds
dressed. officer VIII West summoned
the doctor and made the arrest. The
girl who threw the acid will be arraign-
ed before the special term OF the grand
jury on "a charge OF injurinE with intent
20 mortaliy wound and MAIN. Harry
Alherts. OF Martins Ferry who was with
the Walker girl at the time. Is held at
the Jail as an important witness for the
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
WILL ERECT FACTORY BUILDING.

The Progressive Manufacturing
Company OF this city Is planning 10
erect a factory in this city a. soon
as n sufficient amount Of stock can
hr suhrcrihed The company has now
received It's charter for their now
soap wrapping machine. which Is con
sider"d very useful invention and
no doubt will prove n great success.
~ the present time tho Comp1ry's Of
fee is situated az 1l1f Market street.
whore any one who wishes 10 sec the
Now invention may DO so by calling at
tho Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

MAZDA LIN \. sonora. Mexico.
Nov 22 Davlieht was shining on
tho 'fla3 roofs Ct Nagdaisua this
morning before tho Sonora state tarl
finished i'4 Last number az tue nal.
-.Vnn ~ General Corranza and bus
officers Co tho people a. the town
Tho CONSTITUTIONAL. leader himself
did not dance. bur proWonadpi sr
spanish fashion ON the floor SUR.
rourtir- fho patio of the adobe hotel
Tomorrow Carrauza expects 20
leave with DIS STAFF on special train
for If.rr.n..IIo. The state capital and
.ffnr short stay there 90 proceed
ou "a military expedition .ufo tho few
Wet rD..' districts still rarrIsoned
by fni.rl troops.
A prolonged stay ~ tho Conetl'u.
fiur.'I.f. o. tn'e place remains uu
explained except for Carranza q
rr.H.I.. foo entertain the people a..
Na .laI.r8 af bIU
Ir..tI.u. '.a lHnrr there was q
lanur". with -p''che. praI-inr Car
rfftH.
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huera Att.nas EN- FInh,.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 23-General
Huerta attended the bull fight today.
Accompanied by only two members Of
his STAFF. but guarded by score OF
detectives. the president entered the
bull ring where 10000 persons had
gathered 10 see Gaoua. Mexico's -roat-
est ma'ador. inaucurafe the season
General Huerta occupied box
close 20 tho arena. \ band played
tho national hymn ana tho people
rose 20 their feet hut there was no
choeriur. Tho president lclt after the
killing az tho fourth bull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
RALLY DAY
Observed Yesterday at Island Christian
Church-IatereEtIag Pro-
gram Rendered.

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cornifrr1 on, .''''e 20 EtN' va
and church a., "a, S''e i.asA sJh"ol
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
INMATES or -1coHr' 11Apro1D's
1EooRr RAVE YArAL QuARREL-
riorsncs Waiksr AteAeks Another Tn
mate when Seen with Her Lover"
GO Before orAnd Jury.

II has been said that 10 makes no dif-
ference how low human being drifts
there are yet traits OF character which
remain untarnished by the downfall OF
the owner. This was proven beyond \
doubt yesterday morning between the
hours OF ; and o'clock when Florence
Walker. an inmate OF the dive run by
Nom" Bradford. over the creek. became
enraged at n co-demlmonde and threw
acid IN the face Of Leo Hastings burn
Ing her severely. The Walker girl was
placed under arrest and rushed 20 tire
county jail whore she was committed
by squire Hobbs In default OF $1,000
bond.
After a great deal OF trouble Or. Leon
ard ESkey was called and relieved the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
MEMORIAL SERVICE CONDUCTED
In LOCAL LUTHERN CHURCHES

l. Miller. Gladys n. Humnei, August
klume. August Henry Frederick. Ger
trude Bertha BuChwald. Florence May
Busch. MargsrethA CfOeddeL Ernest I'd
Bohren. Anna Minnie Fischer Ida
Enock (nee rruSseD. Frederick krum-
bach. Rev. william FIR. Stechow. New
Philadelphia. q. Frieda Catherine Blum.
George y. Becker. Emma Melinda
Fischer. Johanna Blum (nee Ober-
staeds).
ST. James Evangelical Church.
Impressive services were conducted
In st James Evangelical Lutheran
church yesterday as a tribute TO the
memory of the members who died dur
ing the past church year. The services
were well attended and special music
was rendered. Rev. A. W. Merder
preached eloquent sermons in memory
OF the dead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
YOUTHARRESTED
Charged with Robbery OF b. & o. Depo:
st Jaok-onhurg, w. va-wnl
Re Tafen Back.

Alexander LonEwell. a IS year old boy.
was lodged in the county Jail yesterday
evening by II. & -. Detective liarler. on
charge OF rohbing the 3. q o. depot at
Jacksonburg. ". Va. on the short line
cut Of ClsrksburE He succeeded IN
making his getaway from the town
rested.
IL seems that the conductor on the
train first noticed the boy and took him
boz charge uu'il he arrived at Wheeling.
where be was placed under arrest by
detective Gsrie-. Nothing could be
learned about tho young fellow a. 60
character. bat he will be taken back e.
lae- .rrhurC to-day. where he viii be-
placed IN Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
SUSPECT ARRESTED.

The police have failed as Vet to
ma the man who was entering n
home ir Tho East End Saturday even
Ing. although they are holding Albert
tg'liU 7c r. witness They are making
7ll efforts 90 locate their man and
hone to have him located to-day ono
other man IVES anprohcudod as pos.
sihle perpotrator but upon invesfica.
ton was allowed 90 go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
ST. GAINESVILLE
Or. VIII Cruise. Veterinarian.
Both phones. o-l5-tl
SSIONARY FEDERATION
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON

The scmtmonthly mecting 81 the
Observation-Disclosures missionary foder-
alton OF Wheeling. composed Of WON
en- OF nearly all denomination in this
city. will be held this afternoon I'm the
IrS' English Lutheran church. corner
Of Market and sixteenth streets Sew
eral important hIsisess matters are
90 be- discussed. but feature OF the
session win be au address by Miss
Mary Cooper OF Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
WIN GAME
Washington A c. Easily Get Away with
Game Against Island A q.
Foot Hall Team sunday.

The Washington A. G. yesterday after
noon by virtue % well earned victory
over the Island \ g.. placed itself
among the first ranks Of the contenders
ohio Valley. Completely crushing their
opponents beneath at avalanche OF end
runs. forward passes and line plunges
Washington succeeded in rlling Up a
score % 2t-6 before the finish OF the
contest.
=. smith was the bright and shining
light for the north enders. Almost
every time he was called upon. smith
responded with substantial gain and
his offensive work was largely instru-
mental In the winning OF the victory by
his team.
For the Islanders Mayors and Brieins
starred. These two We're In practically
every play and II was solely due to their
playing that the score was kept 50 low
The lineup:
L A c. Position. w. A. c.
Cunningham ........... RRper-Hershler
Left End.
Everett .................. Loos- Holmes
Left Tackle.
Left Guard.
curry ---........... .-....... Strromp
Center
Moore-Jones northumberland. Smith
Right Guard.
Right Tackle.
Mccullough ........ acknowledgements
Right End.
Mayors. captain ....... Morrison. captain
quarter Back.
Left Half
Full Back.
Right Half
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
MEETING THIS EVENING.

Tho ordinance committee % council
VIII meet fhir evening and a great
deal OF business viii be transacted
for the council 70 act upon Tuesday
evening Among tho ordinances 10 he
nctod mon is The one relating 10 food
inspectors and an ordinance regard
ing WEIGHTS and measures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
DECEASED MEMBERS OF coNoRE-
CATIONS NAMES CALLED
And Impressive Ceremonies were Con-
Quoted by Pastors aud Nembers-
Larre Attendance

Memorial services We're conducted
yesterday in loci Lutheran churches
TIE past year. The names OF the de-
seased were called In each church and
special reference was made 20 them by
81. Paurs Evangelical church.
In st lauis Evangell cal church. me-
mortal services We're conducted BY the
morning. IN German. aud at the evening
service in English. Both services were
rendered by the choir. Members OF this
congregation who have passed away dur
ing the past Il months are; Nelne By
colt Magdalene Holdermsn. William
Etz. Frank henderson. August Kuehl-
born. johanna Steinman, Fred Altans.
veg John HARLEM. August Guelker.
Henry Iiundt. Henry N0lte. Carolina
Eoele. Henry Tape. Kennith LuchardL
katheryn Mcdonald Henry Gegner, En-
ma Brandt and Louis Henderson.
zion Lutheran.
The Zion Lutheran church was draped
in black yesterday IN memory OF its de
ceased members Of the past year. The
impresstveness OF the service was en-
HANGED by program OF sacred music
by the vested choir under the direction
Benzc dslivered a touching sermon. The
following are the members OF Zion Lu-
theran church who have died during the
past year. Louis = Rose. Mrs. VIII
helmina Burns. Mrs. Mary Peters. Jo-
seph kleeh. Henry Stuempel. Miss
Friederica Nehlmann. James Il. Broen-
son. Charles =. Minor. Albert Guimar.
Miss Meta Rena Bertschy. John Dan
tells. Mrs. Cora Steinke. Mrs John
smith. Louis Bartells. Miss Sophia
K Hssi5: JSf Ts MfnElsm"T Henry
Prof. Henry Krithahne. Mrs. Carolina
Juergens. william Copper. Edward G
Brinston. Or. Aiwin Schwinn. Mrs. Jo-
hanna Reiver Ind George Speares
81 John'a rvan9elfcal Church
4 large audience attended the memo
rial service IN s.. Johns Evangelical
Protestant church yesterday. Rev. "
@. Ulfert. pastor, at the evening serv-
customs Of different nations - anci eni
and modern times. The following are
the services were held. August Steuv-
uer. simon Lash. Albert Stahnke. Eva
NJ Schmidt. Sorhi Ia uriehorst. Mrs. Au-
KCmpf. Gustav Fischer. August Goehel
Carrie Loeyk,. Carrie E.ngels John
/ 1leuEt Albert banging. Laura Peu
Louis Halier. George pittmore. Elizabeth
Jansen, Leon schubert. Louisa Stlahuke
/ Edward Bearley. Gustav Sanke. Henry
Naas Harry Iinsmore. Wilhelmina Ia
I rue. Christian Niewcg. Anna Islstemeler
Nilhclmira Seidler. Jane Gueh. VILLA n
Kloatzer. Francis Busch. Henry Roth
George Lingernann. RalZer Seidel. Mnry
Pautsch and Mabel kind.lherger.
St Stephens Evangelical Church
There was a large attendance az th'
T memorial services IN st stephens
. Evangelical Reformed church. Rev. L
VI. Pr-I~s. the pastor. preached IN Ger
man in the morning and I'm the evening
spoke in English On the text. They Are
All In Gods care The services wers
] held in honor OF the following. wht
( passed away during the year:
William buliock wheeler Rich
I ard Louis Radcliffe. Abraham A Huss
. Nsrgaretha Etz. Frederick Knapp. Mar
{ garetha Thesis. George Ranck. Harry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
SPEAKEASY
6oathouse at Lseelle Landing Raided
ard Goods Contiscated Operator
Ie ~ ~

Detectives Frazier and Kelly OF tho
police force and Deputy Sheriff Bert
Phillips swooped down upon a boat
house situated n l.aBelle Landing
and arrested Henry Kindlebereer for
running a speakeasy. The raid took
place yesterday shortly after noon
and Kindleberger was committed TO
.7il 20 await the action OF the grand
Jury today.
\ LARGE amount OF beer and other
goods of a Ike nature was taken In
The raid and viii be used as testi-
rony. The officers made "a search Of
tJH premises before anything OF 4
damaging nature was found The de-
+actives had been working on the case
'Hr several days ard when the time
vas ripe made the RAID There are a
l-ga number ~ witnesses 10 he sum
-lned on the case today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

FL .PASO, Texas Nov. 23-General
Villa. commander OF the constitution
alist forces. returned 20 Juarez from
the south at IL a. m. to-day with fifty
men. and reported that the federals
after brief battle fed from the con
stitutionalists below Terra Blanca
last night. Terra Blanca is % miles
south OF JuareZ.
General villa said his battle line
extended for four miles at a point be
low Terra Blanca ana that the fed
erals were I'm retreat. villa said
Federal troop train came up in the
night. but that the Federals when
driven back boarded their train again
and left for the south.
II have placed my army in a posi-
ton l. miles south OF JuareZ." sad
General Pancho villa today he
tween 1000 and 5000 men. cavalry.
infantry and artillery. are camped
along the line which has been foru-
fed with the cannon | took from
the Federals at Torreon and JuareZ.
The country In that section Is hilly
and admirably fitted for defense
The story that am planning TO
evacuate Juarez f. absolutely false.
continued the commanderin-chief.
when | do evacuate II will be wnen
the Federal bullets drive me out ana
that Is highly improbable. have
left my army u miles outside the
city so that | can give protection to
families living here and across the
river.
"On the result of the battle that
may be fought soon here. rests TO a
great extent. the fate OF the reyolu-
ton I'm chihuahua. II the Federals
win they will have 20 fight VS. again f.
but az we win" and Villas eyes
sparkled. Eve will leave them in such
shape that they will not be able 10
!. recmnerate."
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band belonging to the force Of Con

band belonging 10 the force Of Con
stitutionalist General Aguilar has
broken up the camp OF the Electra
Mills Company. a British concern. at
Saladero, taking everything it con
tained. General Aguiiar is still de-
handing money contributions from
the oil companies.
The refugees colony in Vera Cruz
was considerably diminished tonight
by the return 10 Mexico City OF about
sixty Americans. including many wo-
men. Most OF these had fled here at
the first alarm and being weary of
the suspense. decided 20 return 10 the
capital and look after their business
interests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
BIG BATTLE
Continued fro~ Firss Pare,
ssmalayuca. The smugglers escape

Samalayuca. The smugglers escaped.
Begin Battle To-day.
IL tue tederals do not run from
tLeir present positions / viii probably
hsgin the battle tomorrow morning.
General Villa stated tonight III they
30 run my troops will follow after
en- and viii chase them back to
chihuahua"
From deserters from the federal
RANKS General villa said he had
harmed that General Orozco and Gen
efal Mersado. with only 1000 men, are
defending the city OF Chihuhua and
that II is possible that his men under
General Urbina will move northward
from Santo Rosalia TO attack the city.
as its garrison Is dec idcly weakened
AZ present. Villas troops in JuareZ
fAsre reinforced today by 500 rebels
From Ojinga. chihuahua. The rein
orcements We're commanded by Col
1pnel Carlos CarranZa. a nephew 81
the commander in chief OF the consti-
tutionalists of Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
RIVER NEWS

with every foot OF available space
taken up with poultry. farm products
and miscellaneous IRE light. the steamer
k.Luaw IA. from Charleston. cleared the
local wharf at o'clock YESTERDAY
morning. bound FOR Pittsburgh The
LOrena which cleared shortly hefor-
noon FOR Pittsburgh. also carried "a large
cargo u farm stuns for the Thanksgiv-
Ing trade.
The steamer \. v. Budd passed up for
empty harEeS. TIE little tow boat Driolo
passed down yesterday morning for = -
tersNl llc. Several boats with tows OF
empt.es passed this city Saturday.
Tho Liberty Is due to arrive tom Elt
and win depart tomorrow morning FOR
Matamoras. The Lorena f. scheduled
to pass down tonight Tor Psrkersburg.
The river was falling yesterday and at
o'clock last night "a STAGE OF q6 feet
was registered ~ the McMech 81 dam.
II the river continues 20 fall az the pres
ent rate the wickcts VIII be raised.
probably tomorrow and "Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
River MARKS.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 2s.-River stages
follow.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-s.2 feet. sta
tionarv. cloudy
STEU BESViLIE--s.s feet. falling
clear.
PARKERSBURG-i24 feet. falling:
cloudy.
MoRGANTowN-7 feet. stationary:
clear.
OIL CTTY-3 feet: stationary. clear.
WARREN feet. stationary; clear.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-09-18

Augusta b. Legula, former Presi-
dent Of Peru, who was, exiled by his
successor. arrived at New York to
visit his two sons In American col
leges.
Mrs Rebecca Kissick OF Philadel
phia celebrated her 105th birthday
She takes long walk every day.
President Wilson sat In grove
OF pine trees at Meriden, N. H., and
saw his youngest daughter. Eleanor
Wilson, play the star role in pas
toral masque symbolizing the protest
OF the naturalist against the slaughter
Of birds for millinery purposes
George Curry, one of the most pic
turesdue members of the ed Con-
sress. eloped from Washington to
Rockville, Md, the capitals Gretna
Green, and married Miss Martha
Clara Cans of Uniontown, Pa. Curry
is atty years old. His bride gave her
age as twenty-one.