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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
RES0LUTE
DEFEATS BY MANY MINUTES
THE NANITIE AND
DEFIANCE.
tlrst Complete Race For Latter
and She Proved a Dis
appointment.

Rye. y. u. June - - All three %
,ht cup defense asuirants. the Reso
!ut". Nauitic and Defiance met TO-DAY
TOT ne hrst time in n completed race
ana finished IN the order named. with
the nag officers yacht a MINER nv
many minutrs II was her siXth ana
longest victory over the Nanitie which
seemed slower than usual. while the
Defiance. which had a chance Tor tho
urst time 10 show her worth. proved
disappointment
AZ one time tho tri-city Yacht was
more than four miles astern of the
Resolute. which set the pace almos.
from the start On the last leg the
hehance brought In new and fresh.
"ning breeze and finished q minutes
and II seconds behind the Resositc
and minutes and a. seconds after
the NanitiC. The Resolute won the
race by i6 minutes and 20 seconds
IN corrected lime over tho Nanitie
ana ~ 20 mintues and IL seconds
over the Defiance.
TypieaI Conditions.
Tho race was sailed IN typical Long
Island Sound conditions fuctua.
ting airs. smooth seas and a tide that
,ddied on the island and ran strong all
the afternoon down the Sound
When the signal was blown At
O'Clock for the start Mr. Pynchon. on
the Defiance. had his boat nicely
berthed. and slipped across the line
20 seconds ahead OF the Nanitie. and
a minute and five seconds to the good
over the Resolute. Five minutes after
the start the positions were complete
ly reversed. The Resolute worked
quickly through the lee of both the
other yachts. while the Defiance
sagEed OF the leeward OF the Vanitie
as II she had drag out
procession soon developed the
only question being the amount of
the hesoIute's margin at the finish.
Last Leg Nerve hacking.
The last leg 81 the race five ntiea
back across the souno. was a nerve rack-
ing one fDF those on the Resotute Tor
the wind LETT her completely. while the
Naniti". picking up "a new breeze from
The Long Island shore began 10 draw
W rapidly. Two miles from the finisn
the kesolute's lead was less than half
n mile over the Nanifie. and astern the
DEFIANCE was showing her best work OF
the day. Fortunately for the Hcsoiut.
a couple OF capfullz of breeze came puff
INK or the Connecticut shore from the
northeast. ana picking up the air she
slipped ecross the line an hour and a
Cd the Nanitio across and breezed uD
into "a five knott.r Tor the benefit OF
the Defiance. which had her lee rail
down FOR the first time.
The yachts Will meet again on Thurs
day at the annual regatta Of the New
York Yacht club. off Glen Cove.
Eighth preliminary race. start Off
Great Captains island .. m. wind east
BY south. knots. southwest at finish.
Elapsed Cor.
nss6a,e ssSsS a 'ST' Fash 55o is5.s TP. .gIS; TTs
.Nanitie ..1.OO.g3 s.1I.iO b.IO.27 S.iO.2s
Defiance i:oo.i7 6.ia.5s 5.iO.ii 5:ii:i9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
NO SETTLEMENT
Ohio Miners and Operators Aaaln
Faii 20 Agrse After All DAY Con
ference-Mcet Again Today.

COLUNHyE ohio June a7 Ron.
roecntafIFas 0f the Ohio coal miners
ana OPERATOR failed tU agree ON "a
wage scale affecting $4,000 striking
min"rF af flf'r meeting here todav
hI' th"Y did not adjourn and break
on negotiations Tor tho third tlmo
since AurIl J. a. had been predicted
by leaders ~ both factions
Tho committee. auf0fufod fo ~
new Fcalr reported d disagreement
70 Tho joint conference and the con.
Terence. after spending several hour
dI aguae.ng fho original demands of
'aCh SIDE. recessed until tomorrow
Infh miners and operators said Hu.
night mo- new element had arf.r.f
into The situation which mIrhf IrdI.
cate chances NJ o. favorable srffIamanf
tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
NO FOUL PLAY
Belmont County Coroner After irfor.
nation Concerning Death Of Bell.
aire Girl Drowned az
Niagara.

Special Dispatch f1 fHr Intelligence.
BUFFALO. " ". June Coroner
= T.. Meyers. of Belmont county. Ohio.
fDlDEraphgd TODAY f0 the Niagara Fails
police. requesting the name of the cor.
Onor who handled tho case of Narea.
rot COrhrft of Ucllairr. % also known
az the Fails as Margaret Faulkner.
hose BODY was found In the river
near YOUNGSTOWN. ~ 81 June 10 Wo
also desired fo know whether there
vas amy suspicion of foul play
Coroner Scott tonight stated that
tho woman had evidently Jumped into
fno river af Lewiston. Ontario. a.
u0thlng points 20 foul play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
ON QUESTIONS BETWEEN L,
;. AND THE HUERTA
GOVERNMENT.
This Will Practically End Work of
Mediators and Put Question
Up TO Rebels.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. June a3-
fians we're completed today hv the
mcdiators for the signing within a
DAY or two ~ all protocols In tho
peace pan which relate 10 the inter.
United states and Mexico. EXCEPT the
plank giving the composition and per-
aonnei of the new provisional govern
mont
The intention of the mediators f..
IN have the entire peace rlan ready
- that ~ informal conference tho
Huerta and constitufionaIisf delegafes
NAV be charged with the task of So
leCting a provisional president and
tahinef omccrs Before these con.
ierenccs are held the work of the
mediators and the American dolcrates
viii he practically finished Rcn~e.
eenfauyes ~ tho two Mexican farfiona
hen viii assume the rc.ponsIbiitv IN
gram
Reports from New Orleans quoting
mo private secretary n Carrauza ,s
saying the commission cnrosife 10
Washington J would not participate in
Informal negotiations with tho Huerfa
del. .Eates. did not disturb the tran
guilty of the mediation colony
VIII Be Here
Assurances have been received from
authoritative sources that the con
futuiionalists will be here Tho OK
pr'asions accredited 20 men who 70.
Gently left General Carranza's head
quarters were construed 10 be- a part
or the desire not 10 disclose tho pur.
poses of their mission prior 20 their
arrival here
whether the delegates now coming
ItpI'aent the personal interests OF
sIranHa De- not known. but tho media.
- nave rood reasons ~ believe that
nrral villa De- in sympathy with tho
eunris of The United states 10 effect
settlement ~ tho Mexican cuhr0rIfo
t,hhrouEn diplomatic channels and that
Inr deicratce cnroufo will have tho
approval Of villa in whatever they NO..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
VIOLENCE RESUMED AT
BUTTE; THREE ARE SHOT
HAMILTON
Named For Congress by Fourth Dis
triet Democrats In a Spiritless
Convention Yesterday.
NEW YORK
Special Dispatch to the Inteliigence-.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, June "a
In spiritless. cut and dried conven-
tion, Democrats of the Fourth Con-
gressiohal district this afternoon
again nominated former Congressman
John NJ. Hamilton. OF Grantsville for
Congress. II was a foregone conclu-
sion that Hamilton would be named
by acclamation so little interest was
taken In the proceedings. Senator
Fox OF BraNton county made the nom
mating speech and Hamilton was
named by a rising vote OF delegates.
Hamilton made a speech lasting over
an hour In which he defended his posi-
tion on the Virginia debt question and
criticised congressman Moss who will
be his opponent in November The
convention adopted resolutions favor.
ing Equal Suffrage and praising the
administration Of Woodrow Wilson
and the record OF Senator Chiffon and
Congressman Hamilton in congress.
Senator w. G.. Peterkin presided over
the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
FEDERAL JUDGE SPEER IS
CONDEMNED FOR ACTIONS
INSUFFICIENT GROUNDS FOR
IMPEACHMENT FOUND
BY COMMITTEE
But He Is Severely Criticised For
Many of His Judicial Acts.
Minority Report.

NASHlNGTON. W June 23.-Renorts
OF the investigators who took festi.
m"ny on the Impeachment charges
ssainst Federal Judge Emory Sneer
NsCoh va, were presented TODAY
10 the house judiciary committes
which postponed deciding what recon-,
NJ noations II will make TO me house
Inc majority report Condemned
mtny OF judge Spcers acts com
Planned OF. but found them short OF
reason Tor Impeachment and held the
Sase uiI not warrant further proceed.
lngs- nat was the finding OF Chair.
man Webb and Representative FYtz.
hcnry, Representative Vollstead. as a
minority, held Judge Speer should he
cntrely eNonerated. The Judiciary
committee is expected TO adopt the
majority report.
The Report.
The substance of the sub.commi,.
zee report Is as follows.
Inc committee regrets its in.
ahillty TO either recommend a com
plcte acquital OF Judge Sheer OF ali
culpability so far as these charges
art concerned. on the one hand. or an
Impeachment on the other hand" This
vas the conclusion submitted TO the
house judiciary committee to-day by
the special subcommittee that for
months has b Q e n investigating
charges of official misconduct filed
aN"4uhl Emory SpeeT, OF Macon, fed
tial Judge FOR the southern district OF
Georgia.
The report. after an exhaustive re.
sumo of evidence with severe com.
ments. held that some OF Judge
Speer.s official actions tend TO ap-
proach condition Of tyranny and op-
preston but recommended that no
further proceedings be had by the
house.
These conclusions now rest vrith
the full committee on judiciary.
which is expected to report them TO
the House for final disposition OF the
case before the adjournment OF the
present session OF Congress. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
VILLA HELD BACK
Rains Wash out Bridges and VIII
Delay Supplies 20 Army
Preparing 90 Attack.

FL PASO. Texas. June @ General
villa h1s not burned Die bridges be-.
hind him in The I8catocas campaign
bui The rains have washed them away
today That if would take q Fortnight fo
repair Tho damage done between Chi
nu1hua city and T0rreon ln tho
meantime Villas forces we're report.
cd preparing 90 attack az once tho
central McNDan CITY. This also NAV
interior" with VILLA plans for scrur.
inE supplies ior hiH army duIne the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
BONDS SOLD
Charleston oisposes Of s4s5.OOO issue
TO Cincinnati and Boston Bankers
A. Good Figure.

.'9l uieratrh o. o., trtriHrfrrar
The Joint hid ~ Seaaouro1d way,~
and Go. of Cincinnati and D. Do non.
jos and Sons Co of CHICAGO Now
orr and Boston secured the egt5 600
bonds issued here today Their bid
vas flSl2 and accrued interest fo
dai" oi delivery There we're four.
teen bidders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
NINE KILLED

~I'I y FALLS. s. D. June "a .NIr.
sons were KILLED Hrd forty Injured
IfIiiI| HrI 300 building. Htafr...
cd hN tornado which .v.rf fr.....t
N HtNrfHWn. H. tonight rrrlr.IIr,
q. Information received here hr f.f.-
uurI.Hf.ur hr flI.rrrun 4r# t,r..f...
WIN f'' r.tF direct and IrI..m.f..r
'Ir .ImH II.uTf.r stated fr.f dad.
tornado dIf much other H4r-.-. Ir ~
vicinity With probable lose III ire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
THE wEArHER


WAsHfNoroN. June 27-rorsoast,
western rcnnayivarfa ana ue.t w.
Ealf' continued warm Wednaa
gay thunderahowera and cooler a. nirFt
~ EhurHnaV, sEceut fair IN south no.
uon3 moderate south Winds
ohio-Falr, continued warm Wefnss
1ay ana Thursday, except uneatffsT d
Thursday, north portion. 9euffs ~ ,,'.f
crate winds, mostly south
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
COUNTY TICKET
Named by Wood County Republicans
at Primary Yesterday-Tieket
Is Strong One.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. June %
- Republicans of Wood county in a
primary held today nominated the fol
lowing county ticket:
City Clerk-Clay n. Wells.
County Clerk-C. l.. McVey.
County Commissioners-M II. Low
ther and Peter Deem. (short term.
House Of Delegates b Yaeger.
James n. Smith and Frank Markey.
County Superintendent A Lang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
BANKERS
State Association Opens Annual Con-
Nention az Martinsbura-Prom
nent Bankers In Al
tendance.
Special Dispatch to the Inteliigeneer.

Special Dispatch 10 the Inteliigencer.
MARTINSBURG, w Va. June %.
The twenty-first annual convention
OF the West Virginia Bankers Associa-
tion began I'm the Y. VI. e. a. ball here
today. with more than 100 representa-
tives OF banks in this State In attend
anCe
Attorney A. G. Sadenbousch. OF Mar.
tinsburg. delivered the address OF vel
come. which was responded TO by r.
Z. Talbot. Of Philippi. The annual ad-
dress OF President Glenn i. Barns. OF
Fairmout. was read by that oficer.
who Is presiding over the convention.
The report Of Secretary Joseph ".
Hull. of Charleston. showed that 23g
banks and trust companies in West
Virginia are members OF the associa-
ton. During the day addresses were
delivered by George r. Allen. educa-
tional director OF the American Insti-
tute OF Banking. New York. on Uni
fOrmity I'm Banks and banking: Geo.
X Wallace. Of Pittsburgh. on Tho
Progressive Banker and J ". Knapp,
Of Parkersburg. on Corporate Surety.
ship as Related 10 Banks and Bank
inE"
Take Auto Trip.
This evening the bankers were taken
on an automobile trip 10 the Antietam
battlefield. luncheon being afterward
served az the Country Club In Hsgers-
town. Md.
Among the out-ofstate bankers in
attendance are Q. u. Richardson. Com.
mcrctal Trust. Pittsburgh. y r. Bow.
jim. First National Rank. baltimore:
". q. Lowry. Columbia National. Pitts
hurgh Alex. Dunbar First National.
Pittsburgh e r. shaw. Fourth street
National Philadelphia. T. R Mead.
ans. Merchants National. Richmond.
Ut T.. zimmerman. Mellon National.
II c. N.H# D. a
National. Pittsburgh. 4 H. Campbell.
Hanover National New York. II A
Kendall. Farmers Deposit Pittsburgh.
blanchard o. Hiatt Second National
PITTSBURGH. = W Arthur. Peoples VA
tional. Tittsburrh
The convention viii be- in session
until tomorrow nIrbt. when nan.
quot vii b. hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
WOMEN DROWN
Two Fall Out of Skin In Ksoa.bs
H,,ver ard Third fs Saved BY
wan VINO witnessed Accident

CHARLESTON. ". Va Inn. Gq
WO women. Mrs Naggie Eey-or "a
NI idIHl' Nlapesc. were drowned fo.
hltht when they foll out of "a akfT In
hl,h ihey were being rowed to Il
g'dl nous" ON The south side of tho
HantWha IFcr hy Minnie SNYDER. a
tnL't OF The Slapose woman The
shaw. n lab0rcr. swan ouf frfo ma
tlN,r and rescued tho dauehfrr Tho
nou. on Mfs. Slapesc was found later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
NAMED FOR CONGRESS IN
FIFTH. DEFEATING
sen. FRENCH.
Odiceholding Crowd Unable to
Stem Tide and Cahell County
Chieftain Wins.
sp.ci.l Di.p.ish % 81. Intsiils-neer.

specisi Dispatch 20 the Intellisencer.
HUNTINGTON, W Va, June "a
George Neal. Democratic leader OF
Cabeii county. won the nomination for
Congress over David y. French. OF
Blueneld, In the Fifth District conven-
ton held here today. Neal received
1b5 votes and French i43 Meals vic
tory came only after an all day strug-
until the convention voted to seat
both the contesting delegations from
Raleigh county and let the twenty
eight votes OF that county be equally
divided. ~ a vote OF seven TO four
the credentials committee voted TO
seat the French delegation but a mi
nority report favored the Neal dele
gates. The vote which brought the
real test OF strength between Neal
and French was on the motion Of
Wyndham Stokes of Mcdowell county.
offered as a substitute for the motion
that the minority report be accepted
and providing for the seating of both
delegations. The motion was debated
for more than an hour before the bal
lot was taken. II stood l43 to 12T and
won without half of the Raleigh dele
cation which the action of the con
vention secured for him.
Affirmed Platform.
The convention adopted resolutions
reaffirming the Baltimore platform and
con. and pledged the support of the
nominee OF the convention TO a meas
ure providing for national prohibition.
Neal declared himself to be In hearty
accord with the platform. particularly
the dry plank
II was the hardest fought conven-
tion ever held by the Democrats in
the Fifth Congressional district. and
deserves to rank with the stubbornest
political contests In the history of the
State. The Democrats of the district
seem confident OF victory this fall. and
In the expectation that the mantle of
Jim Hughes would fall on the nominee
OF to-day's convention. they went into
~ with unprecedented ardor.
The night was as much a battle for
power between Neal and the Chiffon
forces as n was for place between
Neal and French. and the so-called Of
hceholders' trust was the subject of
frequent attack throughout the day.
The French forces claim they were
entitled TO the nomination. and that
their delegates from Raleigh county
should properly have been seated.
They claim that the contesting delega-
tion from Raleigh was sent by a gath.
ering composed of Socialists and ne
groes. French made a speech after
Neal had accepted in which he pledged
his own support to the ticket and
urged the duty OF doing likewise upon
his supporters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
HARMER
? irst District Prouressives Name
Clarksburg Attorney for Stand.
ard 6earer-Sweepina
Resolutions.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer.
CLAhkSBURG. w Va. June 23.-
As had been freely predicted for some
time. Harvey W Harmer. the CIarks.
burg attorney who for years has been
on the outs with the Republican
organization. was nominated by ac.
cIamation for congress at the Firs,
bIstTlct Progressive Congressional
convention here this afternoon 60
a. l-aughlln of Wheeling. Was char.
man man ana Roy Y. Chidester of Weston
~ GSary. Sy. \ long speech outlining
py United States Senator Moses y
NUiapp, VINO was brought here from
ssu4l Eton Tor the purpose
hI. Harmer had no opposition. al.
thoush when Ira l.. Smith. OF Fair.
mont obtained the floor 10 Offer n
long SCI OF resolutions he received a
ti'hiendous ovation and IL seemed for
Whlle that he would be placed
domination. This was not done wbc..
tht roll was called Mr.. Harmer's
tithds declared with much iteration
anu pronounced emphasis that he Ala
I0I seek tn. nomination and could I'M.
snoI1 10 take II. but on being called
Inn, ~ tne Iostrum he declared he was
M-lIlhs 10 make the sacrifice and
would heed a call to duty for the bene.
ft OF mankind. '0' '"' 'eiie'
Broad Resolutions.
The resolutions. which were already
prepared and were adopted one min.
We after the convention assembled on
srSt reading from the floor. indorsed
lh' inluative. referendum and recall >
'uual suffrage. direct primaries and
hlate and national officers: campaign
pubhcity. the protective tarif. a non
PiItlslan tariff commission. tariff re
VISION schedule. n federal commission
70 supervise interstate Industrial cor
Iorauons. submission Of the national
prohibition amendment. denounced
caucus rule, the Bryan treaty with
columbia and any waiver of Panama
canal rights. II was also resolved
that any Judgment in the Virginia
debt suit should be paid BY the fed
tial government and any Obligation
hereunder should be submitted to a
vote OF the people for final action
ihC resolutions also opposed fusion
with any other party and the nomina-
ton or Endorsement Of any person not
recognized as a loyal Progressive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
DURAZZO TAKEN

PARIS. juno % aoeo-r,-- ID, ,
report received here tonight tnr al
h1riau i.. urErnfs fuI.. rI..urrf nm.
azz0 by storm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
GEORGE |. NEAL DEFEATS
WATSON-CHILTON CROWD
CARRANzA
Announces Through A.ert He viii
Not Meet With ruerta Delegates
la Not Taken Seriously.

WASHINGTON. June p - Mexico
constitutionalists in Washington still
awaited tonight the arrival OF other
representatives enroufe he-e with I'm
structions from General Carranza he
fore taking any formal action on the
INVITATION from the American peace
commissioners at Niagara Falls TO
meet with them and the Huerta dele
gates Informally to discuss plans for
IN. pacihcation OF their country
Ihe statement made In New Orleans
today BY Alfredo Breceda. one OF Gen
eral Carranza's confidential agents.
mat General Carranza held firmly 10
his attitude not TO treat with Hu.rta
except on the battlefield. and that he
would not accept the invitation from
Nlagara Falls. brought no comment in
omclal quarters. One representative
OF General CarranEa. however. said
that none OF the ConstitutlOnalist rep-
resentatives here now would Join in
sn hIormal mediation conference
chief. '''''' III
Take Hopeful View.
Despite the declarations by Mr.
breceda. members OF the cabinet who
discussed the mediation situatfon
briefly with President Wilson express
ed hopeful Views OF the situation ono
OF them asserting that he saw no
cIouds on the mediation horizon. Sec
tetary Bryan also declined TO make
any comment relating to deyelop-
ments further than 70 reiterate his
persistent declaration OF satisfactory
progress. In administration circles
expectations were general that rep
! IesentAtlyes OF the ronstitutionalists
~ NentuaIly would be prevailed upon
TO confer with the American and I'm.
era delegates at Niagara Falls.
reports current in WashInPfon
since the precipitate action OF General
Nllla IN seiZing the constitutionaliSt
nneadquarters at Juarez and arresting
TsIi S,a, ana ofhcers there. that the
Eotlate with Villa in preferences IN
Carranza. were renewed today.
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le Newspaper Circulation the State of West Vrsn,.

talr ane eertinueo ~arr, "Wednesday.
tnsaeer showers a,o cooler az nIoht
Or Ihurs5aS. esceps falr IN extreme
'oSth eoriien; moderate south Sino.
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adlns TO Make zinc AT ExhIbIt.

Mrs j. B Fairfield, superintendent
of the domestic art department at
the Cimawon valley fair with tue
two departmental assistants Mrs. J.
+ Douglass and Mrs J.. s Page.
held conference with Secretary
Wcnner today and completed the ar
ranaements for the display Of the art
exhibit on the second floor of the
bic exhibit pavilion This viii be
fitted MP as a permanent art hall and
viii give ample room tor display OF
an fancy work. sewing knitting, etc
as wen AS curios and historical arli
eles Of yarious kinds The supcrin-
tcndent desires to call the attention
to all ladies desirine to exhibit fancy
work and sewing that the rules re-
uire all entries to be completed and
the articles be delivered al hte Guth-
ric Chamber Of Commerce not later
tlan noon SATURDAY Sept ~ in
order that all articles can be prop
crly classified. arranged and passed
on by the Judges cfore being placed
ON the walls and tables Monday