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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

sion % the grant jury were present ard
tle date for their cases Vas set sew
eFAl or those present plead guilty. while
most q them VIII stand trial The case
q. ne Newman ManufacturinE COMPANY
OF this city ~ the Pennsylvania Eaff
80 Nourany. came up for trial yeSt---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
Lecture This Evening

This evening IN the West Rridgeport
~, p. church, Aaron 9. Watkins FRONT
1905 and 1912. viii deliver an sdJre.. ~ -,
we interest OF the Anti-Saloon Ieagti..'
40 doubt large crowd will be present
talkcr. u VIII also he the flrst 90. IT., nc
thls county In the wet and drv Dim
"hlch VIII be waged next November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

ne Two mines Of tho Lorain Coal &
.toce company. which have been idle f,r
,le last several days. will resume opero-
u.nS IN iull this morning. The email
s'tlNe I.at was In progress at tho rninee
N "s Satlsiactorily settled last Saturday
..t AZ the company received the voyd
700 ate, mat the agreement was rir-n-
~. Ihey could not get thinge In shane
Vt Work yesterday A. plenty 81 orders
are on hand "a steady run is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
INHALATION Of onio.ra.

At the regular meeting Of Nest 1891
order Of owls held last evening in rr-r,
hall In the Shreve-Hervey building. the
officers elected at tho last meeting were
Installed. Three candidates were Initial.
ed and Ave applications were acted upon
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

became frightened At the auto and ran
away. The wagon struck the auto.
damaging 10 to the extent OF s25. The
morse broke away from the wagon and
dashed down South Belmont street.
but was captured after quite a
lengthy chase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
INJURED MAN HAS A
POSSIBLE CHANCE ron tfEE

Special Dispatch f1 fNr IrfrHIrru.rr
CLARKSBUR re. vs. Va Jan DO -
Physlcians az local hospital believe
Michael Trims. aged %. Of LOWS
county. ha- chance 20 recover from
n fractured skull and other Injuries
received last nirhf between Shady
Brook and Weston. when struck by
pm lnter-urhau trolley car fIc was
lying asleep upon Tho track
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
mccoy CHALLENGES
CARPENTER At RING

NICE. Jan. 19. - After fhe
Carpcnflor O.Eeefa fghf fo.
night Carpenter aas chaI-
lengod By k.l' Mccoy. Tho
former American hravywcIrht
and By George GInther. of
Australia He said boz would
take on MCCOY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

large number Of the members or
The Red Men lodge in this city will 60
TO EenWood this evening where they will
attend the Visitation meeting that win
be held IN that city. All 81 the lodges
IN THIS vicinity viii be the guest OF
Blazing Arrow tribe at Benwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

Tho automobile owned by CLYDE Nc.
Nash. Of Wheeling. salesman for the
Speldol Grocery company. was slight
ly damaged yesterday afternoon. and
20 horse. The properly ~ Charles Rod
cfer. badly bruised. when the horse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

The case Of ~. p. Gravson vs. Theo
Moore. In Euit brought 20 collect n
plumbing bill ~ $3.50 came ND for
trial IN Squire Weatherson's court yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

a natural cave near NarehaU
Ark. q. used aa cold storage ware
house tnr potatoes. tho temperature
constantly remaining between o. and
10 degrees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

tcrday afternoon and proved 10 he very
interesting. After the evidence was sub
mitted the jury rendered verdict for
S35. The plaintiff was offered Stt.60 in
settlement for the bin some time ago.
hut he refused 60 accept the same The
plaintiff in the ease was represented by
=. T.. McCombs while Attorney w I.
Dixon represented the defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
Prisonern Arrnirn.n

Nearly all Of tho local aftOrnovs v-.ro
90 81. Clairsville yesterday as tbs 49,
ohers that were indicted al the last ses-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
LIVED YEARS In
UNTOLD MISERY

Mr.. n. o. Layton Tells % His Iona
Years Of Intense Suffering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
LIND PREPARES
FOR A VACATION
VIII son ENPIi>s THAT MS EE-
TVUN 10 UNITED STATES
Not \ RECALL
Special to The News

Special 10 The News
WASHINGTON. d. G.. April -
John Lind. for the last eight months
President Wilson's personal rep-e-
sentative in Mexico will sail from
Vera cruz tomorrow Tor Washington
aboard the Presidential yacht May
aOwcr.
The announcement OF l.ind's pros
pective VISIT vas made by Wilson
with the explanation that his enyoy
requested a vacation and rest from
his labcrs IN the tropical climate. lie
will return 20 Mexico after his yaca-
tion
Wilson asserted Llnd's departure
for the United States should not boz
construed In the nature Of a recall
or forecasting any change of policy
by the Washington government To-
ward either faction IN Mexico.
Nc negotiations of any character
are pending between the Hucrta gov
ernment and the United States and
the recent conference between senior
Roia, Uuerta's Minister 81 FCreien
Affair. and Lind had Developed
nothing important and Was merely
q friendly talk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
SEAL CATCHERs
DROWN IN STORM
SIXTY FOUH KNOWN TO iINE
pEHiSHFD BfFOI;E hSSiS.
TANCE REACHED THEM

g. Afroria,cd Press
ST. JOHNS. y. r, April Sixty
four OF the crew oi the New Found
land are known 10 have pcrishcd and
B. rescued according 20 official re-
port
The steamer BcllayeEturc &C
counted for D., dead and 30 living.
the stephens ior one dead. and two
living and the Florisal tor five dead
This was the toll of death that
travelled in the gale which overlook
the sealing fleets TUESDAY Tn
men we're fpr from the vessels. XIII.
IN. seals when the storm Nith blind
ing snow swooped down upon them
They we're exposed loru-cIght hour.
before receiving assistance and many
succumbcd
Fifteen ships we're in the fleet car
rying more than thousand mor
scattered among the ice floe. neat
Belle isle Straits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

T.. T.. keith. famous 10 vaudeville
Tor more than thirty years, and the
originator Of continuous yuudc e.,
has Just died. Theatrical men say
that he did morelor the entertain
ment OF the millions who could not
pay for high priced seats IN theatres
than any one else iIis death "as
caused by heart disease while ~
Florida for his health
The idea OF the continuous pre-.
Torrance" had been revolving IN Mr..
Keiths mind for some time pnd in
1855 he decided to try It out This
idea was suggested by T. 7 Bar
mum morning. afternoon and even
ing exhibitions aud Also from Bun
nells Museum AZ 40 o'clock on
the morning of July =. 1857, Mr..
Keith opened performance 20 ~"
Gaicty Theatre in Boston Whle' last.
ed practically continuously until ! ]
T. NJ. The venture proyed 80 sue
cessful that the next year h' &c.
uuired the RiJcu Theatre va Boston
and within a few years branch~l oui
in Philadelphia Cleveland. Fro,i.
Gepcc. and otset cities =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

MARION. lll. April Marion is
entertaining during the remainder of
tri. week tre annual convention oi
the Southern Illinois Teachers Ns-
.oo.auou The proceedings were op-
ancd this afternoon with "a conference
OF the County superintendent
speaker. 90 be- heard al The general
session. include prcsidau Bryan of
Indiana stale fni,rrsiV. Presidc0i
Armstrong of West Virun'a Univer.
sity state superintendent Francis q
blair. and President Snyrock OF the
goWirn Illinois Ncrmal School.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

William T. Kelley has stepped
nom the ranks OF letter carriers a.
be- the postmaster OF one of the larg
est oilicoa In the United states
President Wilson nominated hrl ini
postmaster In BROOKLYN. and the ser
ate confirmed him On tho same da,
Nh Kelley didn't work his way No.
lie took OFT nis uniform to don cili.
zen's cloihes when be- took charge
OF the brooklyn postolrcc.
Put be- had advanced in another
line which showed hc had the kind
of ability the President was looking
Tor For more than six years ho
has been president of the Nationa
Association OF Letter Carriers. ano
last year hia reelection was imam
imous
He started iu the service In 1898
lie was one ol the first 10 ioin IN,
National Association Of Letter Car
ricrs lie was chosen president oI
the BROOKLYN branch of the associa
tion and held that place tin 1907
when he was elected national presi
dent Each year since he has heer
re- elected. The last convention wa,
held In San Francisco. aud then the,
made his recollection unanimous. Tn,
dissertation has al.l0O members out
7 OF a total Ci 80 600 IN the country
/ Il h said To be- one OF the mos, com
pact and efficient a labor orraniza
tions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
Administration
FORCES PREPARE
MANY tNtORNNI CONFERENCES
~ CAPITAL RELATING 10
REPEAL pOlICN
Gy Associated i'rss

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. % e.. April
Administration leaders Boa the senate
buckled on their armor today aud
plunged into the Panama canal Tolls
tight. determined to maintain an un-
Welding position until Che end Of
De- controversy.
Although ihe House bin to repeal
iho toll exemption tor American
hips b. resting iu the committee on
inter Oceanic canals. there we're
many informal conferences during
tlc day relating Co the issue ana
among thp development was visit
OF Bryan az the Capital iu the iu.
tcrost ,f the administration Policy
$50 compromise was The slogan
of the admin alrafioH leaders In the
conference
S0 man, billie and resolutions have
been introduced tending zoo cloud the
plain issue OF repeal that % has
ac,u determined to make ~ plain
rom tl, outset that DO tempe ril.
Irr H.II N, e0untcuaurod
Wilson iDId inquirer that hc OK
p,.ea uu n.uoual delay or niibus-
t.rIu. and believed from what scna-
.u. bad 'o'd him that there would
Do. prompt report from 'hc CONT
r.if.H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
CHICAGO SECOND LARGEST

District T. Chicago thirteen million hundred and fityone
thousand nine hundred and twenty five with hundred and
eighty four national bank members territory Iowa. Southern Wis
consn Southern Peninsula Michigan Northern Illinois and North
cr Indiana
District 81 LOUIS sN million hundred and nineteen thous-
and three hundred and twenty with four hundred and thirty
four national bank members Territory Arkansas Eastern Missouri
remainder Of Illinois indiana all OF Kentucky not included in
Dis, Tennessee not included District and Mississippi
n Disuc, 3
District Minneapolis four million seven hundred and two
ibo.,pd eight hundred with six hundred and eighty
seven national bank members Territory Montana North Dakota
Sb Dakota Minnesota and al Wisconsin and Michigan not in
cluded in District /
District % Kansas CITY million five hundred and ninety
, bouand nine hundred with eigh, hundred and hi
five national bank members Territory Kansas Nebraska Colo
RADIO Wyoming al Missouri included m District o. Northefn
Oklahoma and Northern New Mexico
District l. Dallas five million hundred and h'your and
ninety one with seven hundred and twenty SIX members leTory
Tevos New Mexico and Oklahoma included District w. Lou
siana not included IN District and Pima Graham Geenlee 20
eh,se and Santa Cruz counties Arizona
District 2 San Francisco eight million, one hundred and hieen
thousand five hundred twenty with five hundred and iouf
teen national bank members Territory California Washington Ore
con Idaho Nevada Utah and the remainder OF Arizona
The next step by the committee Will be the "nnoun
en, to banks entering the system plans Tor the districts within
,,, dy OF such notice each bank must begin payments Tor It's
stock in the bank IN its district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
REBELS ARREST
CONSULAR AGENT
ACCUSED OE PASSING COZ \TEl''
tEITS on CONSTITJT TiONhL-
IST MONEY.

Is Associated frns.
CHIHUAHUA. Alex. April % Ed
ward \. Powers. United Staics Con
sular at Parral. was arrested by
Rebel authorities az Parral today on
charse OF passing counterieits OF thc
rebel fiat money
Power telegraphed Marion LET
cher. American Consul here and i.e'
cher said he demanded the imme-
date release of Powers J. T.. John
son and 2. 4. Hawkins. Officers of
the Alyarado Mining and MILLING
Company also arrested.
n g. said al are without guilt a.
the money was unwittingly obtained
by them after II vas made hy others
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

-H .H IHr Nr".
MIAMI TpNa. AuuI Tho
wheat crop Boo this vicinity .ko ali
other .ruons of tho State ls in eX-
raIert condition and % bumper Weld
f. expected This season ~; sons
eU. tsr.sl in tho flour milling busi-
nos. o. tho state claim that Texas
ta. tlu largest and best stand oi
,H,aI f.t tate has ever had Roberts
County .pr .etrrai years bias been
among fHa 'oadue wheat producing
counties o Texas and chances are
.fr1f sle Wul break hcr record
ItHrourhout l91f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
Spring tNIIlE SHIPMENTS
INuIH WAY VI NBtli\NIih

ArEUNATuN TeNo. Nurl
The Spring cattle shipments started
here tU. morning fheu ID. 81 DE
Niu of Fort Worth delivered 'o Kan
.l. plr'ie. nIu four year old 'rers.
These .',nrs were NUtcrvt on Mr.
UoVus ranch near here. and we're
boz excellent shape for shipment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
To HEGI\ At LWkNEN


Srsc-l 'o The News
pLAINNlEW. Texas. April q
The SUNDAY school Convention OF
the Methodist church for the Plain
view District convened al iockney
last uight and will continue through
today Quite a number from Plain
view are in attendance aud several
from here are on the program. In
cludng Rev. o. T. Kiker W NJ.
Pearce y O. Brown. and president-
elect g. l.. Mcdonald OF Seth Ward
COLLEGE. who is here tn week ON
business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

DOUGLAs. Ariz.. April o. faqu.
Indian raiders killed otto Mueller. a
German citizen. az the bfuss Ranch
in the Yaaul River valley q sonora.
according 20 a news dispatch.
randid raiders. both iudian and
Mexican. have become 30 bold re-
Gently that Constituiioualist Officials
have given foreigners perm 'ssion %
form vigilance committees. \ sienal
system D. being devised ~ enable
viligauf examinations 10 concentrate
quickly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
DALLAS CHOSEN As ONE Of BANK CENTERs
TERRITORY TO INCLUDE PARTS OF STATES OF TEXAS
LOUISIANA, OKLAHOMA, NEW MEXICO AND ARI-
IONA AND HAS SEVEN HUNDRED TWENTY
SIX NATIONAL BANK MEMBERS
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON D. G., April after three months OF consid
Grafton the bank tonight announced
had divided continental United States twelve banking districts
and selected twelve where the Federal Reserve Banks be
located under the currency act
This the first decisive step the establishment OF the
system The cities and districts follow;
District t. Boston bank capital million hundred and
thirty thousand hundred and forty dollars with four hun
dred and national banks members Territory included New
England.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
NEW YORK STRONGEST

District New York capital twenty million hundred and
eghven thousand hundred and dollars with +7S
members territory New York
District Philadelphia twelve million, hundred and ninety
three thousand and three dollars eight hundred national bank
be territory New Jersey and Delaware and all Western
Pennsylvania.
District Cleveland eleven million hundred and twenty-one
thousand five hundred and thryfe with 34 national bank
be territory Ohio the remainder Of Pcnnsyva northwestern
part Of West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky.
District Richmond million five hundred and forythree
thousand hundred and eghyne with four hundred and
five national bank members District OF Columbia Ma
E, ArI, !o,h iare south Car, ina and all ~ ><srX;t
Rina except the pornon include1 - - s
District Atlanta four million hundred and two thous
and seven hundred and eighty hundred and
,aona hank members territory Alabama Georgia Florida. East
ern Tennessee Southern Mississippi and Southeastern louisiana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
ST. AUGUSTINE HAS FIRE
Banagc Prom Hall {" Three Quart.
er~ 81 Million Iollar- ilc>-
troyed hp I lanes

ST. AUGUSTINE Fla April
Damage from hair % million lo seven
hundred ffif thousand dollars was
the result nf fire which early TODAY
swept through two blocks On tbc
heart OF 81 Augustine. dcstroyirg
five tourist hotels. theatre tHc
court house. aud other building
There wae no los of hie. thou Do
two were seriously injured and set-
rfal slightly hurt Hotel guests f'ed
into the streets ecantily clad. 0r frrc
carr ed down ladders
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

PERLlN. April . Duke Gcorc
n. OF SAKE Mciuigon. who 2. mo ole
,st OF tho rule. of Europe. 0cloDr1i.
cd his. cichty-oirhth birthday onn.
ycrsary today and vas the recipient
OF congratulaiofE me. Hge from dH
the soyerigns of Che German state.
and from other rCIutf'D a. "ri.
The Duke has rcienrl almost hl.
century. having acrcded to OBJ.
throne iu 1860. following thc lhdI i
tion OF bis father
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
CAMPAIGN BEGAN TWO WEEKS AGO

The campaign against the Federal stronghold OF Ioreon the
object of the rebel campaign began suddenly weeks
Rebel the campaign said to be well 1000 killed
and wounded Trains loaded with the latter have been arriving
daily in Chihuahua for the last week.
General Villa moved with rapdy hitherto unknown in Mexi
warfare He worked his in shifts and shit became
exhausted sent fresh hosts against the enemy.
The first resistance his march to oreon met at
Lerdo and Gomez Palaco
Ledo first occupied without resistance but took ,he
main assaults which the rebels lost heavily take Gomez Paacio
The final attack the the Withdrawn from
ero wereupon the Fdera occupied and another sanguna
conflict ensued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
Typhoid After Inocnla,ion

NEW YORK, April A report
hy the Board OF Health OF Queens
County that Clarence Panza had died
from typhoid aroused Interest in mill
itary circles. because physioians aid
% was the first case In the National
Guard OF death from typhoid foliow-
ING inoculalion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
LARGE NUMBER Of PRISONERS TAKEN
LEADER CLAIMS TO HAVE LOST FIVE HUNDRED KILLED
AND FIFTEEN HUNDRED WOUNDED IN ENGAGE
MENTS AROUND AND WITHIN CITY AND ESTl-
MATES FEDERAL LOSSES GREATER
By Associated Press.

JUAREZ Mexico April 2-Toueon fell completely into the
hands of the Rebels G:20 tonight according announcement
made here tonight by General Carranza.
The news was first announced the world when bugler
residence blew the OF victory
Bulletins said Villa captured large number OF prisoners and
the fleeing remnant being pursued.
It stated whether General Neasco, the Federal
lnkc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

rI"..' 'F''
UItn| Texas April The fIrt'
sr-u. ..Ia made .t- appearance here
fH.. r.ru.u. good steady down
pUrr Ha .,tr falling ,0r about iorr
hours fuuIug about au ln0hc VIII
t. already green wheat and i'H start
.f... n.u makes thc NIrh look ar.gh'-
er .0r rue Miami Country There ,s
..HUu acres Ot .hoat that NilI ho
marketed u Miami This year and
....t ono IH rejoicing over tho great
...Hr 'Hai come exactly .U 'H' rIt1'
Nma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
ENGLISH MINERS
INN nOWN Toul :

LEEDS. England AGril N.
rpaI miners u Yourk snirc. number
inr hundred sevent, thousand. Qui'
WOtk today
4 srrious shortafo of fuel is fear
sr The men strurk for the mimi
mum wage scale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
MESSAGE TO CARRANZA

'Torreon Coahuia Mexico. April 2-GenerO Nenu'tiano
Carranza speme chief constuonas In this momen, the
remnant Of Federas leaving Ioueon flight After eleven
dave o terrible fighting in which lost fifteen hundred wounded
J five hundred killed and the federals for the number
f bode. burned must had 1000 killed and their number
wounded unable estimate
Our forces have full possession OF Ioueon.
regret to that the wounded were Iener"
Ysabel Robles and General Calixo Contreras
congratulate salute you with all the respect and esteem
that have always had for you
Won, Snbo,Jinate GEN FRANCISCO VILLA
Commando in Chief Of Contutionasts Forces Chihuahua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03

NH I" H.Ff
pANrA. Tc,5s. NprI good
r.In .,I fU. afternoon ben. and ai
Panhandle uud Miami EFgr min.
r,. o. fG0s rain represented hIr.
Ir.f. .. Uu.He'. Of wheat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-03
HERRERA ENTERED FIRST

Six DAYS ago General Herrera with brigade of veterans
made the first against Toeon He entered by the east and
penetrated to the bull ring before checked Street fighting followed
and news from the front almost negligible
Doubt Villas fate oomed large tonight Then came the
buce call of victory and thousands thonged the rushing to
Carranza S house
Again the bueer sounded the call and OF cheern'
arc
The following translation OF the received by Car
ranza