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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-27
BRYAN OPTIMISTIC
Believes Democratic Ticket in Penn
sylVsnia viii Win In the
Fall Election.

tary OF state William Jennings Bryan.
who wes here to-day. on his way TO
speak AZ Chautduqua. declared in an
interview given out here tonight that
he thought the Democratic State tick.
et would be elected In November. and
that the signs were that the Democrat.
tc Congressional delegation would be
increased Mr.. Bryan said from what
he had observed. the Democratic can.
didates for Senator and Governor were
making an excellent impression.
Mr. Bryan said that ne felt certain
the Democratic ticket would command
the support Of many progressive Dem.
OCrats who cannot b. blind TO the
fact" that present leaders OF the Pro
gressive party served In Offices 10
which they had been elected by pred
atory interests"
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ORDER ISSUED TO THIS EFF,
Feet BY SEC. DANIELS
YESTERDAY.
DesertiOn in Future Means Dis
missal-Dssatisfied Ones
Can Get Discharge.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. July 2s-
Abolition Of imprisonment for deser.
ton from the navy In times Of peace
was ordered today BY Secretary Dan.
iels. Under the new regulations. blue.
Jackets who overstay their leave or
commit similar breaches Of discipline
VIII De- summarily dismissed instead
OF being sent 90 prison. while men who
become dissatisfied with the service
and want TO quit may have an honor.
able discharge by merely rpfundinR
certain enlistment allowances.
This radical departure from tradl-
uonal naval methods has been under
consideration by the Secretary ever
since no came into office 10 an.
nounccd today That the navy now had
practically a iull quota .II.3fS enlist.
I'd men compared with u shortage of
more than four thousand eighteen
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SERYIA'S REPLY
TO ULTIMATUM

LONDON. July 26.-Ser.Ia's
reply 20 the Austrian uitimatunn 10
summarized as follows:
ttrst-Sersi5 agrees TO the
publication In it's official Journal,
on the front page. OF the formal
declaration submitted by the Aus
trian government, conderninu the
suoVersiVe propaganda and deplor-
ing It's fatal consequences, re-
GREETING the participation Of Serv-
lan Officers - this propaganda, re-
pudiatlnG any further interference
with Austro- Hungarian interests
and warning all Servians that rio-
orous proceedings will be. taken In
the future against any persons
guilty ~ such Vaccinations.
Seeond-SerVia agrees 20 COM
n'unieate this declaration 20 the
army In the form Of an order OF
the day.
Thlrd-it promises 70 dissolve
those societies which may be con-
sidered capable Of conducting in
triquts against Austria.
Fourth-Revlslon OF the laws
governing the press.
Ffth-OismissaI from the army
and navy Of officers ard the re-
n1oVal also OF civilian officials
whose participation is an anti
Austrian propaganda may be
proved. The Servian oovernnen nj.
however. protests against Austrian
officials taking part In the inquiry.
Sis'h-The Servia government
asks for an explanation as 20 lust
what part the Austrian officials
are 20 he called upon TO take In
the Inquiry into the Ssrayevo plot
and " Is announced that Servia
can only admit such participation
as would be in accordance with in
ternationsl law and coed nelghbor-
~ relations.
SeVenth-To sum up. SerVia ao-
cepts all the conditions and de-
n1ands OF Austria, and makes res
ervations only regarding the partI-
eipation OF Austrian officials In the
Inquiry. " does nat Give its
formal refusal 20 this point, but
confines itself 20 asking esplana-
ticns.
Finally. " the Austrian govern
nrent finds this reoly Inadequate.
SerVia appeals ~ The Hague tri.
hunal and 20 'he powers which
siuned the declaration Of 1909 re-
latVe 20 Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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THREE MEN AND ONE WO-
MAN DEAD AND SIXTY
ARE INJURED.
Seven Of Latter MAY Die-Shoot.
ing Was Result Of Effort 10
Capture Struggled Rifles

DUBLIN. July 26-Three men and
one woman are dead and more thsn
stAN persons are IN the hospital
Nouhaed as the result OF a battalion
az the hlng's own Scottish borderer,
mlting INTO mob I'm the streets 81
Dublin this afternoon Seven wonnd.
81 ar" expected To die Among th.r,
ar three women and a boy OF ten
ne anray was the result OF A gun
running exploit Of the Nationalist vol
uhte'rs who were being aided by A
mob comlysed largely OF women and
youths \ consignment Of rifles said
20 number ten thousand WAS ianded
last night . Howth. nine miles from
Iluhlin, from a private Yacht The
.,a,llhailrt volunteers cut the teln-
fr1ph wires and stopped travel on the
Dublin roads and according 10 ra-
ports, sent away most OF the rfhes
together with 20 0OO rounds OF am
munition. In motor cars.
battalion OF the Kings own Scot.
ttsh Borderers was ordered 10 CO..
ture the arms this Afternoon ubo, ~,
authorities heard the volunteers were
pFihElng them into the city
Mob Jeers the Troops.
Ihe soldiers encountered a detach.
nent OF volunteers az Clonmell bridge
ana an outbreak resulted tut there
was no shooting soon a great crowd
collected and followed the troouos
lterlng them and cheering for John
redmond, the Nationalist leader. and
nom" rule. Finally the mob beRan
throwing bottles and stones, injuring
several soldiers
The battalion replied with a scat
Tered tusilade In an instant the street
was covered with wounded while tor
rined men, women and children ran in
all directions. NJ '''
Ine soldiers and police seized a hun.
drsd rifles from the volunteers
Excited crowds filled the streets OF
dublin tonight, some OF the men carry.
ing rifles; The borderers are confined
70 Dat racks 10 prevent the people from
a soldier was riding was wrecked 10.
night. but the soldier escaped. Fur.
ther rioting is feared.
Among those seriously wounded In
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ONE KILLED
And Ten Injured Two Probably "a.
tally, IN Two Auto Accidents az
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. July 26.-One man
vas killed and ten persons were in
tomobile accidents In this vicinity to-
day
Charles Johnson. 6S. Of Monessen.
wac killed when an automobile In
which he and three youths we're riding
went over on so foot embankment
near Chartered Jules Jordan. rs.
may die. and Walter Smith and John
BodniC are suffering from bruises
Seven persons we're injured when an
automobile driven hy George Hayer
turned over near DuQucsne Bayer
probably will die Mrs W. J. KAN
mersr. of Duqucsne. and her Eve chill
dren. who were in the machine were
hurt. but an will recover
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ABOLISH IMPRISONMENT
FOR DESERTION FROM NAVY
DUMMY
On a Raft Turned Loose at NIAGARA
FaHs Causes Great Excitement
Until Hoax is Discovered.

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y. July 20
Late this afternoon boys swimming
on the Canadian side a short distance
above the lower steel arch bridge. set
adrift a dummy on a raft and thon
spread the alarm that a man was
drifting helpless Ia a boat down the
river 20 the whirlpool rapids
Chief Newman. Of the Canadian city
force, turned out his men with ropcs
% drop from the lower steel arch
bridge. Tho alarm spread 90 the
American side Of the river and volun
teers turned out by the hundreds 20
lend assistance
The hoax was not discovered until
the raft was caught In an eddy ana
carried close inshorc.
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ITALIAN MURDERED
In Quarrel over Dollar Fellow coun.
tryran Fires Five shots Into His
Body-Assaitant Escapes.

Special Dispatch fH ffr rrfefUrrrrer
IMHENIAND Nd July rs In a
quarrel with cOuutrymau az Eek.
hart ibis county. early this mornint.
Pa0l0 Couprs8ro. gs years old single.
was shot and Killed While the frhf
was OefDrEIhIN over dollar Do fa
said there was mHfl feeling behind DO
Only Italians were present and they
are rDfiCerf aH fo The identity Of tha
SLAYER fle Intended f0 XIII a. be
pumped hfD bullets into Conersano
and any ono of four would have been
fatal OnIrcrs have hcrn unable fo
locate the murderer after an All day
search.
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toontinusa sn %. Elrhtl
RUSSIAN MINERS HAVE
FIGHT At WELLsBURe.

Special Dispatch fp the tntaUIrarear
WEll.SBJ re. vs. Va. July rs Al
O'Clock This morning -four RussIan
miners. employed at the La Belle coal
mines got into nEht and one. known
a. John tritz was s"riously cut about
the head and face All -four ~ fbc
men were placed under arrest ana
brought 20 THE place where the three
viii Do held pending the outcome ~
the injuries Of Fritz The other men
were known as Barney Bird. Mike
MicOte and Roman Micote.
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GAS DECISION
Case % Light and Heat Co. W. Public
service Ccmmission VIII be Hand
ed Down az Martinsbura
Wedneedav

special Dispatch % the frteIIreurer
PHlIIPPi. W. Va. buly 2e-It was
stated by Judge Dayton here today
that the decision in the suit of the
Manufacturer Light a Heat Com.
pany vg The Public Service Commis-
sion viii be- handed down ~ Warff,g.
burg "wednesday morning This fact
will'be learned with n great deal Of
interest throughout tho state A. the
decision viii be- one affecting a large
numbfr ~ people particularly In the
northern part Of the state
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SISTER or WHEELING NAN
DIES Ar BRADFORD. PA

Special uleratrh to the Intelligence.
HTTFArlp. 81 T. July 2f-ur ADJ
laffr Griffith Tucker. sister ~ Edwin
griffith uf Wheeling died last mid.
night following H surgical operation az
Bradford pa. hospital she leaves
one daughter. one con. another brother
and four ufafrra since her husbanf'a
death she prarfIred medicine and was
graduate ~ The Woman NaHfraI
COLLEGE irfrmHrr Ir New Work rifv-
Iufermeuf viii Do made Tueadav morn
irr nf bradford
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MAN DEAD
And Woman Badly Injured Found b.
Pedestrisns Along Road-suieide
and Attempted Murder

BUTLER. Pa. July % Pedestrians
walking In HiEhfield. a suburb. to-day
found Mrs. Margaret Fisher. %. with
other IN her side. and Hugo smith.
dead. with revolver by his side Nrs.
Fisher. who ir iu "a critical condition.
in a hospital. is said 90 have declared
smith shot her The woman was di-
vorced from her husband some
months aeo and smith was named in
her husbands suit
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PARIS LOOKS UPON THE
TRIAL AS A DAILY
MELODRAMA.
Irrespective Duel Between Trial
Judges Latest Sensation.
Cabarets BurIesque Trial

PARIS. July 26 - Parisians iooL
upon the trial OF Madame Henriet.a
,alllauN Tor the killing OF Castor Csi.
hle'le as daily melodrama. There
ia. nav psen mysterious diplomatic psp-
tIs, winch most persons still tbink e,-
lst IN the foreign ofice archives ara
tiuslNe Photographed love letters ,o
give Touch OF mystery 10 the case.
IN the foreground two women have
SIlnen against each other-Madana
NalIauN who thrilled the audience IN
M court room with a confession of
her thoughts and emotions before she
shot Calmette and Madame Gueydsn
who moved her hearers SIN moe
Strongly by the tragic testimony OF a
deserted wife
Joseph Caillaux. a former premier
or France ana now the leader Of the
hadical groups which govern the re-
publlc, sprang az once into the breach
In defense Of his wife. and during the
proceedings has been confronted by
thou
Most remarkable things have occ.1r.
red az this trial. and not the Ieast IL
the threatened duel between the prasi.
dent OF the court Judge Louis AlbaneI
ana one OF the other judges Louis
B,dEoufy The duel awaits the deci-
sion OF the minister Of Justice: mean
while the judges pass each other
scornfully. " Caillaux himself called
the counsel for the Calmette famfly
70 terms Tor a suggestion made in the
court room and people are now won.
aeIlnE Whether the eX-prcmier and NJ.
Chcnu. who declared that he wa mo-.
10 Do. menaced, will also meet al the
swords point
Germany Brought In.
\ heated suggestion Of Germany
vas brought into court VI Calmetts
had charged VI Caillaux with having
betrayed French interests in the Nor.
rocan affair and VI Calllaux told tho
jury that the Figaro. Of which Cal
Wetto was tho editor. was owned
across the Rhine: that CaImetfe had
tContinued on Page rirht1
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FOUR DROWNED
Near Cleveland Yesterday - Three
sathers Go Down and One Loses
Life When Canoe Upsets.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 26-Four
persons were drowned to-day In and
ABOUT Cleveland. 4. +. Rhodes. man
ager Of the dining room Of a local no
Tel. sank at bathing beach. and las
" Anderson lost his life when a canoe
overturned in Rocky river. Albert
saunders. % years old. Of Akron
drowned IN Big Cuyahopa river while
bathing. George Fodisty. 20. Of War.
fen, lost his life IN canoe fitting con.
test az Mahoning lake
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TWELFTH CASE or PLAGUE

NEW ORLEANS. July 2s The
twelfth human case Of bubonIc plarua
and the tenth and eleventh ana
twelfth rodent cases since the ont I.
break month aEo were reported 90.
day hy nr William &. Rucker. assist.
ant surgeon general In charge Of
plague eradication work.
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LONDON. July 2s-svndsy's
Developments appear 10 furnish
new proofs that Austria 10 fully
determined 10 make war or Ser.
via. and the possibilities of a gen.
ersI Europesp/ war seem greater
thar have ever confronted the
present generation.
The servian reply 70 the Austro-
Hungarian uitlmstum was an ac-
ceptsnee Of almost all the iupe-
rious demands. except that Aus
TRAN officials shall participate In
the Investigation and hs the re-
sponsibiiity for the anti-Austrian-
propaganda. Servia proposed an
appeal 20 the powers al The
Hague for the settlement of that
feature. Notwithstanding this hu-
initiating surrender. which was
more than Europe expected of the
proud little nation. the Austrian
government to-day gave the Ser.
Wan minister his passports, which
may bs|eonstrued as a virtual dee
laration of war
Austria committed an act OF war
by arrestino the chief OF the Ser
Wan general staff. General Put
MIX. near Budapest. but he was
soon released by the enperors d.
rect command.
A formal declaration Of war Is
not expected because Servia ls not
party to The Hague convention,
which requires this. The suspen.
sion OF all parliamentary and lu-
dieisl institutions has been de-
creed IN Austria. ard an ironelad
censorship has drawn a Gordon OF
that the outside world Is In COM .
plete ignorance Of everything hap
perinG there, except what the GOV
ernment wants the world 20 know.
War May Now Be On.
Even now the Austrian armies ma
70 closing IN uDOn Servia and launch
ne a sudden blow. as Japan did wher
he sent her fleet against the Russian
'hips without warning.
While Austria announces n "nartia
the Austrian ambassa
Tor al London has issued a significan
notice TO all Austrians liable for mill
AIRY service to return home Tn,
'nly possibility OF averting war at IN,
eleventh hour which Austria resog
lizes is that Servia shall reconside
Ter reply to the Austrian note ant
BOW TO all the demands Even theI
Austria proposes to exact payment 70
vi her expenses In connection will
Ter military measures
The Crucial Feature.
The question as 10 whether Russii
viii take up arms to save her Sla'
)rotege from a crushing blow Is tn
'ricial feature of the situation al
which the peace of all Europe hinges
The same degree of secrecy whicl
Austria has imposed has been estau
ished in Russia also. therefore IL car
rot be known what military prepara
ions are In progress there
The Russian government has per
nitted messages To 90 forth quotin
he 81. Petersburg papers as consid
aring Intervention inevitable and de
by the popular sentiment.
Germany has informed the othe
powers that she considers that fh
Austria Servian quarrel concern
those nations alone. II any othe
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SPIRIT of
UNREST
PREVAILS IN CONGRESS AND
BOTH SIDES ARE ANXIOUS
TO GET AWAY.
Trust Bills Will BE Rushed-wil.
son To Fill Reserve Board This
Week-Warbury Case.

WASHINGTON. July 2s-Memher.
OF congress are hearing from their
constituents, urging taem 10 get
/ through With their legislative bust
ness as soon Ps possible and come
home TO look after their political
fences. This applies to more than
thirty OF the senators as we'll a. no
the representative for this fallcomes
me first general election for United
states senators under the seventeenth
constitutional amendment
Many Republican senators have sig.
nined their intention not to delay
trust legislation most OF them eT.
planning publicly that congress Is
tired and that statesmen are not IN
condition 10 DO their best work We
need rest Is the declaration OF the
/ Republicans: likewise Il l. the slogan
! OF some OF the Democrats II Is an
| open secret. however. that behind tho
desire for rest Is desire on the part
OF Republican senators ps well as the
Democrats. 10 don the toga for cam.
paign togs
Republicans Anxious
| such Republican leaders as Sena.
tors Smoot. Gallinger and Cummins
all OF them vitality Interested in trust
own campaigns.
Discussion Of the interstate trade
! commission bill viii be resumed Dem
ocratc leaders hope that II may be
passed within the next ten Gays Such
a rate they believe would be progress
! Ing well toawrd completion OF the
legislative program early In Septem-
Der. That Is the time that most ad-
ministration leaders now are setting
/ Tor ad1ouT nment, IL being practically
/ settled that there will be no more i'm
/ portant legislation after trust bills and
| appropriation measures are disposed
Fill Reserve Board
The coming week probably will see
some decisive steps taken tot all the
federal reserve board. President VIII
son is expected TO name a western or
middle western man in place of
4 Thomas ID. Jones. OF Chicago, and the
uncertainty regarding Paul M. War.
burg, OF New York, also will be
| cleared up. Most administration sen
ators believe that Mr. Warburg will
/ eliminate himself. and that the pres.
dent already is considering a man "a
/ name in mis- place Seth Low and A
/ Barton Hepburn. the latter the presi-
/ dent OF the Chase National bank, New
York, are said 10 be under considera =
| tion. George r. Roberts. director OF
the mint and W. T. Fenton. president
Of the Chicago Clearing house asso-
ciation, are still discussed among the
probabilities in place OF Mr. Jones
| Senator Owens. chairman OF the
/ banking and currency committee. ~
expected home from Europe o-mor.
row 10 confer with the president over
the situation.
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CORNERSTONE LAYING.

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
STEl -BENNILI.E. a.. July 2s-The
cornerstone Of the new Prcsbyterfan
church. ct Holidays Cove. W. Va was
laid to-day by Rev. O. Wm Martin. 81
san Francisco. who delivered the adj
dress. The edifice will cost $500.
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DIES AFER 30 DAYS FAST

NMHEItFHf Ug Pa Tufv rf
James EiEratrIrt who ended n months
fast ON lHat Monday died last nfFhf al
tne county home During fhe crtrs
thirty days beginning June lH hr took
no nnurIehuruf except small quanfIfIaa
Of water and coffee
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WAsHrroToH. July 2s-Forseastf
ONO western Pennayivania-Gensr
aiiy fair Monday and Tuesday: nght 10
moderate variable winds
West virTinia-Partly cloudy monday
ana Tuesday.
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power takes Il up. she declares. seri-
Gus consequences must follow.
According to the Daily Telegraph
the German ambassadors NJ the can't
tails OF the triple London. ST.
Petersburg and Paris-when asked to
press their government 20 act as a
check on Austria. replied simply that
they would forward the request
In return. Germany invited the cab
inets OF London and Paris to do their
tcontinued on Page Eignt)
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BRITISH TROOPS KILL
RIOTING IRISH AT DUBLIN
PEACE
tnSoys of caroaJai TO Meet carranxa
are Appointeo-optinism Prevails
In All Quarters of Capital.

MENlCO CITY. July President
CsrbaJal to-day decsEed upon General
l-auro Nillar. chief OF the supreme tri.
bunals OF the military and Justice. and
Judge David Gutierrez Allende. OF the
supreme court. a. the Mexican gov
ernments representative TO the Sal
tlllo peace conference. They will
leave Tor Saltillo tomorrow. Ofncial
and diplomatic circles consider the
delegates named well fitted for their
task
The utmost optimism that n few
days probably will see the final step
taken toward the establishment of a
provisional government which will
pave the way toward the restoration
OF constitutional authority charac-
teriLes official and diplomatic circles
While no Official statement b. forth
coming there is good reason 20 be
neNe the exchanges between Presi-
dent CarbaJal and General Carranza
already have resulted in a general un.
derstanding OF details which will be
worked out this week by their repre-
sentatiVes.
VIII Meet Terms.
Both the foreign and Mexican popu.
lation OF the capital feel assured Car
rama will meet the terms proposed
by President Carbajsl for the complete
surrender OF the government TO the
Constitutionalists
Life In the capital Is entirely nor
mai. on the surface at least
Minister OF War Nelasco reported
tonight that the troops cooperating
against Zapata received instructions
today TO take the offensive. Hitherto
the Federals have only been defending
the towns and villages. but as there
are now sufficient troops In the field.
General Nslasco believes they will be
able To push the campaign. The plans
OF the governme Mt are TO dislodge Ia
pata's adherents from the Federal dis
trict.
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AUSTRIA Is DETERMINED
TO MAKE WAR ON SERVIA
IN SPITE OF SERvIAS HUsnILATING ACCEPTANCE OF PRAC
T1CuLY ALL OF AUSTRIAS DEMANDS. SERyIAN
MINISTER Is GIVEN HIS PASSPORTS

This Act Virtual Declaration Of war-Ast Chief of staff Is An
otherStrc Censorship Established Little Real News
Leaks Out-War May Now Be On
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tcontinued on Page EightJ
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08
Annual Payroll of
CRADDOCK-TE
Company
Nearly 100000 90.

conditions have changed, and the South is
manufacturing her iron her cotton goods and
her shoes This last industry alone keeps at
home five millions of dollars of Southern
money which formerly went out of the South
every year. These five millions of dollars,
spent for shoes made by the CRADDOCK-
TERRY COMPANY of Lynchburg, are turned
back into the South and find their way into the
pockets of between twelve and fifteen hundred
employees of this company, and thousands and
thousands of other Southern men and women
and the honor and glory of this achievement
belong in a great measure to CRADDOCK-
Terry COMPANY'S S1oo,ooo.oo Club mem
bers whose pictures appear in connection with
this article.
A striking example as to how the South
benefits is evidenced by the pictures here
shown of some typical homes of the GRAD
DOCK-TERRY COMPANY'S employees. Com
pare these dwellings with the comparatively
squalid surroundings of the shoe factory EN-,