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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
A. Estevan, Mexican Consul
General at New York.

legged interviews with me published In
various evening newspapers In this
city in which certain statements are
attributed TO me.
| earnestly desire that the press
and public be informed that since the
unfortunate situation has arisen be-
tween the two countries ! have not
discussed for publication the poll
cies Of the United States or my Gov
eminent.
am not In politics. have never
been In politics. In my career ! only
serve the constitutional Government
and I do not think I have any right
to pass judgment on their acts
You will obllge me by giving this state.
ment prominence" ADDED the Mexican
representative.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

he Sacheins of the Tamnany Society
VII meet AZ 1ammany Hall at 3 o'clock
ms afternoon TO indorse President Wh-
hohs action In the Mexican situation
Iheir resolution viii be submitted Ia
u" society for ratification. The Society
o. Tammany is a patriotic organization as
distinguished from tho political body.
Idmmany Hall.
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GROVE PARK INN
unset Mountain Asheville, N. c

no disposition on tho part OF any ono
to pro!ong the debate
Republican Leader Mann and Chairman
Flood INDUCED N sharp exchanges each
accusing the other ~ partisanship. Mr.
Mann declared that h" was apposed to
war and that the r"sponsib.l'tN must be
borne by those who had brought il about
Nj. Fluod rejor'rd that TIA. time had
arrived for the IOus" 70 uphold the hand
OF the President. The House. by q. viva
voca vote. passed the war resolution
at 10 rs Al hour or 50 later the meas
IRE had been signed by senator Clarke
OF Arkansas, rres !dcnt pro tenn. of the
senate, and by Champ Clark, Speaker Of
the House, II WAS thon forwarded for
til" approval "f the President
In presenting tn" Joint resolution which
the Seuat" h'd demanded Chairman
Flood stated th9' no substantial changes
had boon made "a the original measure
aud That the ilouS" should pass II
promptly without discussion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
THE EVENING POST.

"President Wilson has brought ths
country into war. To Congress IL re-
served by the Constitution the right "a
declare war hut the real war making
power in the United States il the Presi-
dent. He can at any moment force Con-
gress into a war. The nation Is AT his
mercy. He has the exclusive conduct OF
foreign relations and can so order them
at any time as to make war inevitable,
He cannot declare war. but ne can dc
things which are either war In themselves
or which make war unacceptable. Con-
gress cannot possibly resist him, Hence
II Is mere form 10 say that Congress
declares war. II Is the President VINO
really does H.
The beginning Of the war IL as the let
ting out OF the waters, the end OF which
no man can foresee. What We do see Is
tho tragedy of what has occurred, and
the prospect OF unnumbcred woes that
looms behind the Presidents measures
short OF war"
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THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Conditions have changed from specu-
latlon and guessing to facts.
"War exists between the United States
and Mexico. men have been killed on
both sides.
1.-THE beginning OF the war, In spite of
the fatalities. was wise. A few men were
lost In preventing the landing OF hun
dreds OF guns and thousands OF shells
that would have destroyed perhaps
thousands OF lives in place OF the few
sacrificed yesterday"
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papers are reproduced herewith.
THE TIMES.
For all true lovers of peace there Is
world OF comfort In the childish antics
OF the House and Senate after the de-
livery OF the Presidents address. II we
really stood upon the verge Of a serious
war neither the House nor the Senate
would have INDUCED in hair splitting
over the language Of the resolution. there
would not have been one party insisting
upon the tweedledum of Justified and
another standing out stoutly for thu
tweediedee of authorized but both
parties and all members and Senators
would have voted that the troops be
ordered to cross the frontier.
Meanwhile IL is reported that the d.
plomatic representatives OF the European
Powers at tho city Of Mexico continue
to urge the stubborn old man to give In.
II he yields that is the end OF the mat
ter. which after all Is 4 justification OF
the Presidents position that our struggle
Is with Huerta and not with Mexico"
THE WORLD.
with four marines kllsd and twenty
wounded in Selling the custom house at
Vera Cruz. all the fine phrases OF di-
plomscy go tumbling into the waste
basket.
1T IL nonsense to talk further about
measures short Of war when actual war
exists between tho United States and the
Huerta dictatorship. What took place nj
Vera Cruz yesterday was not a re
prisar and 1t was not pacific block
ade' II was the Same thing that tool
place at Vera Cruz In 1s47 only It re-.
quired a three weeks siege for Gen. Scot,
to accomplish what Admiral Fletcher &C
complished yesterday In about as many
hours.
after the fighting begins II Is too lat,
to argue about what we should hav,
done or what we should not have done
Nothing remains but to do the thing W,
are going to do and to do II as expedl-
tiously as possible"
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PRESS COMMENT ON
MEXICAN SITUATION
Intervention Will End IL
Huerta Decides to Yield,
Says the Stiffness"
WAR ON. SAYS "JOURNAL"
No Justifying Cause Stated by
Wilson. the "Evening
MALI Declares.
WAR ON. SAYS "JOURNAL"

Extracts from editorials on the Next
can situation printed in New York
papers are reproduced herewith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

R~othenbuchler and Earl williams were
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Maury and two
children, Of near Darlington. spent sun
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Ward.
Leslie Vierheller. shannon Howell.
Russell SuppeS and Walter Ward at
tended the social at Fairfax school
house Saturday evening.
Charles Hugh. of Akron. spent a few
here the latter part OF the week
Hugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Eberie. OF Bealls-
vile. r. +. d. spent Sunday with John
Erlewine and family.
Mrs. ugh. who has spent severat
days with her daughter. Mrs. J. &.
h"othenbuchler returned to her home
near Jerusalem Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, Of Oak.
sbent n day or two with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Johnson Is t~ransacting
bushes at Paden city. W. Va, she
having a millinery opening there.
Roy " Erlewine. fireman FOR the r..
~ X X 60. spent a few days here
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Twinem and little
~aaughter spent sunday with her father,
Miss Leah Abersold t. attending th.
Normal school at Athens. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
WANT TO REBUILD
THE TENT COLONY

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 6.-TeIe.
grams requesting permission to re-
build the tent colony at Ludlow. Col.
were sent late to-day to President Wi.
son and Secretary of Labor w. b. VIII
son on he authorization OF the execu-
tive board or the United Mine Work
ers OF America. The telegram 10
President Wilson. which was signed
by John i. White. president and VIII
lam Green. secretary-treasurer fol-
lows:
Our striking miners and families
VINO We're driven out of tents at Iud-
low. Co, by state militia, when they
burned and destroyed the tent colony.
are being cared for at hotels at great
expense 10 our organization. Federal
oihcer in charge of federal troops is
Withholding decision giving authority
TO rebuild n erect tents as homes
Tor these homeless miners and fami-
lies. We respectfully request you 10
issue orders to commander in charge,
giNing Us permission 10 erect tents on
our property as homes for miners and
families Immediately"
Only routine business was before
he board. action on the request OF
the Ohio miners for a general strike
being deferred.
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day for Eikins where he will spend sev-
erai days.
John Hunk = foreigner was arrested
YESTERDAY morning at Elm Grove by dep
uty sheriff William Green. He was tax
en- In for having too much 'tanglefoot"
under his belt. He will he given a hear
Ing this morning.
anti-tuherculosis league. will speak Mon
day evening at woeber's hall Elm Grove.
A large number OF the o~ut-the-ptke
reopie attended the greater Wheeling
Mrs. Clara shelter will entertain a
number OF her friends this evening at
hev h1me on Center street FUTON
70 the John A Hand property on the
stone church road At Elm Grove.
Carl seibert - confined TO his home
at t.lm Grove on account OF illness.
Mrs u. y. Walter % Scio. ohio. IL the
guest Tor several days OF her daughter
MIS- Joseph Warden OF Elm Grove.
Grove are spending n few day- a. the
guest Of relatives at Bowerstown. ohio.
John Trussell Of Elm Grove Is serving
on the Federal Jury.
Mrs Charles stewart % Fulton will
entertain the Pythian Sisters at her
home this evening.
evening for Charleston where he will
spend several days looking after bust
Mack Davis Who has been confined to
ported better.
George Eaiy IL confined TO his hom.
NJ west Alexander with a serious III
The regular monthly meeting Of Oh.
Elm Grove council will be held this eve.
ming Several matters Of Importance
WI he taken Up at this meeting.
Mrs george CrisWell has returned 10
her nome at Cadtz. ohio. after spending
,ne past few DAYS with relatives at Full
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

az a baking heat. the eggs ~ the tape.
worm cannot be- destroyed There
may BE- one or moro On the meat
served 90 the members Of the family.
any one % them are capable ~ hatch.
me into O. tarNwOrw head. which is
about me size OF the ordinary common
pinhcnd This head. once attached in
The csophafUa or in the stomach. will
hcrin 20 grow forth n neck. like q
string. from which viii gradually grow
The body 81 n fearful creature. many
Inches IN n week. until the lcugth 81
the infcsuncs are filled With o.
Then the victim will BEGIN noticing
p hloatinr and sour stomach. dizziness
and headaches. nausea and water.
hraeh. blind spells. spots before tho
ewes. l0es % memory. occasional fever.
ishncss bad breath. paipitat.on Of the
heart. short breath. s~ircpioss NIGHTS.
~changeahlc appetite. etc Tho nupo.
tito. contrary 90 usual superstition. is
not always ravcnOuF. but there NAV
Do spells az very poor appetite 90
times Tho victim 81 o. tnurworm
IMAGINE themselves to- be- suffering
from various ailments. and win Try
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

hrst one thing. then another. in an n.
Tort fn rid themselves Of % host OF
d~iaouses An intense weakness and
NERVOUSNESS asserts Itself Nsuallv.
and The person invariably loses
strength and flesh
II you have such SYMPTOMS. Won
may ho the victim 81 one OF thoeo
munfters any form Of stomach trou
Die is cured by Quaker Extract. and
while 20 a. being taken. NJ there are
any worms OF any sort. including the
tarcworm they will be- expelled. With
no starving or trouble 90 an One
herb IN tho medicine does this work.
while the other ingredients heal and
build the stomach. liver. Kidneys and
novels No other can BE- found any
whcr" Co do such grand work for SUI
fcrore want aIl who all On this
manner to call ON mo at Crfoets Orig.
nal Cut Rate. 1fff Market street. and
VIII take pleasure BOZ helping them
20 Health
NOTE Quaker Extract O. eth BE-.
inr sold In the trial treatmcnfmcnfs.
threo BOTTLES 10 N person Tor g. En.
tho OF ~ BALM. a wonderful healing
inimcnt. o. soc a bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
"EAT ALL YOUR MEAT WELL DONE" SAYS FISHER
QUAKER EXTRACT REMOVES TAPEWoRNs BUT DON'T GET THEM AND YOU
WILL AVOID DANGER.

Much interest .s tcine created here
BY Quaker Fishers recent statement
that o. LARGE percentage of tho stomach
troubles are caused hy parasites Ac
cordinr 10 Webstera definition OF
Haraette' 10 applies Co amy life iiv.
ing from another life Thus We uep
the term Parasite whcu speaking OF
o. tapew orm. Since making this state
mont. Fisher said that a great many
such cases bad come to his at ontlon
riaht here Boo Wheeling and the sur.
rounding towns.
When Fisher was asked 90 explain
~ origin and rafaEcr Of re- fapoWorm,
ne answered a tGpowOrm originates
aH n germ ON vegetation. F vIU H.
picked up uuknOwiuElv hv grazing ami
u.iH. particularly tIr beef Too fauc.
worm urco Matched iu tho animals
system grow larger each day. and LAYS
Gigs Those egg. NAV rri into The
tsrIoua parts ~ fhc meat. aud whom
10 ia hutchered. there may hr a mum.
hfr ~ them bon "a certain piece OF thp
meat The housewife buys o. cut of
tlaf' n thirk steak. or tftguapi meat.
10 THIS meat is not thoroughly cooke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
MYSTERIOUS GIRL

Two Italians while walking along
b river bank Tuesday evening dis
covered a young Eirl wading up TO
her waist in the river sotuh Of the
mouth of McMahons creek. Beliairp.
They pulled her out and took her TO
a boarding house. whore her clothes
were dried. She hen left the house
and II r. thought went TO the creek
bank. a. the residents OF that section
noticed her a. that place yesterday
morning acting In a . manner.
Constable keyser went TO the scene
and took charge Of the girl. She ap-
peared 20 be- either temporarily in
zane or doped. a few hours later
she appeared 10 regain possession OF
her mental faculties and was permit
ted 20 return 10 her nome on West
Hamilton street In Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
REBELS R0UT THE
FEDERAL ARMY

Ell PASO. May 6.-General Pablo
Gonzales. the rebel commander who
captured Monterey. met and defeated
a strong force of Federals near Sal
tillo May 4. according to a message
received here today by Rafael Mus
quiz. rebel consul here. The message
was routed from Monterey via Mata-
moros and Brownsville to FL Paso.
General Gonzales succeeded in cut
ting OF the federals from Saltillo and
scattered them after the position
they had taken had been outfanked.
Gonzales captured six field guns. one
Hotchkiss rapid fire gun and a large
quantity Of ammunition.
Word was received here that Los
Nacas. opposite Del Rio. Texas. had
been occupied today by constitution
alist troops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
BODY NOT CLAIMED

The body ~ Ge-asimo StamataLaitoz.
u" l'n sf lias Market street still
Wchl a~ulung burial the time and place
l't 20 o. selected This o. thought 90
~ tite remains OF the man who dellb-
eratc'y walke into the creek some lime
~" just Shove tho Market street bridge
~ had been picked up Monday evening
anh W. p"uce h~e1d4uurters notified of
we unnluE The coroner was called and
IinuneliafFlN took the case in hand rem
nefiug a verdict ~ Sam due 60 drown
iaIere on The mans body showed
mat be was the above named r.raor
ne man had just returned from the
nalkhu VAR and 10 d. thought his rondI-
ti.h mentally unbalanced him. causing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
REPORTS HEARD
AZ Meeting OF Directors OF Grand
Lodge, a. o. u. w. Show Order
is In Good Condition.

The quarterly meeting Of the board
OF directors OF the West Virginia
Grand lodge. a q. Y. w. was held
last night. All Of the members Of
the board were present. including l..
n. Kelly OF Sutton. ". n. Leach OF
McMechen. L. 8. Wigal W. II. Hig-
| and c. r. Brandfass 81 this CITY.
Yearly reports OF the grand re-
corder. grand receiver and master
workman were made so as to be
ready for presentation at the grand
lodge meeting next Sep.~nber The
report OF the grand lodge committee
On finance was made. Another fea-
ture brought up and discussed was
in regard 20 making several changes
In the grand lodge laws OF West Vir-
ginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
SMITHS SHOERY
10 mecca for Local Shoe Buyers Zach
Afternoon This Week-Loeai
store Attractive.

Smiths shoery. IN the McTain build.
INK. Twelfth street.-The local branch
OF a chain Of stores In the leading
cities 81 three States the mecca
MS week 81 persons with shoe wants
10 attractive displays Of the latest
model form the object Of cOmpll.
mentary remarks on every hand
special Inducements are offered 10
patrons every afternoon this week In
practically every department In the
establishment This o. womcn'a DAY.
ana exceptional bargains are offered
between the hours 81 = and 4 O'Clock.
y morrow specials will be offered
In the mems department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
CAMERON, 0.

CAMERON. o.. MAY s-AIbcrf Hart
line loff Tuesday FOR the West Viz
zinia on fields TO work on r well.
M. Troutman. OF W1oIafeld. was a
business caller here Friday
Miss Emma Uuct came home We'd
nerinN after closing n successful term
of school iu switzerland township
oscar Erlewine. OF Akron. sueut "a
Few days here with hts parents. NJ
and Mrs John Ericrwine lie returned
Co hla work Moudnv
oakley Brown. OF Akron is spending
r. frw DAYS with bis mother. Mrs Her.
fhH Brown
Earl Ward. Samuel anf Michael
MnurY. Vida Ross. Leach Abrrspf
Emma HuEi Laura Howell. samuel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
OVERCOME BY GAS
Two Men Were Almost Asphysiated
Yesterdsy-Wil Probably
Recovery.

Lat stel and Harry Cole were over
come by gas yesterday morning in n
% On Main street. and but for the
timely arrival Of 2 friend would IN
doubtedly have died They were
placed In the c.ty ambulance and
rushed 10 the North Wheeling hospit-
al. where n was stated this morning
the met will likely recovcr
10 f. understood that the stove be
came disconnected. causing the
10 csCane In the room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
SCALE SIGNED
Whitakeroiessner Company Mine Ac-
eepts Run-of-Mine Scale and Men
Resume Work To-day.

The first mine In eastern Ohio to
sign the new run-of- mine scale I'M
der the new Ohio law Is the Whitaker
Glessner Company. OF Martins Ferry.
IL signed the scale yesterday morn
ing and the men will return to work
az once. The mine gives employment
To a large number of men. II Is eN-
pected that n number Of other mines
Will sign the scale in n short time.
The price TO be paid under the new
scale Is l.34 cents for pick mining
ana $3.50 cents for machine-mined
coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
UTBREsTIHa SERVICES AT
SECOND PHEsnYTTRTAU

Ihs mfrtlnEs being held - me Second
shftNrl1n church this week hy EfV
Iafman are haiuE veil atfrnHrd
NIGHT
Ihr subject ~ Rev. Tafmaua al.
dresses Tor The remainder ri mo wtsk
p o. fnIlgua Tu.nIrff. The BarufaH
~ ldffie TIN Friday Afternoon Dr.
Nnin.h only The UuWnfal ~ eofu-
mon and lu the .auIrr .Mafher
rome nnd Heaven NHfurunu evening
LiEhtv Thousand Mile ~ Trav~i" on
-nhdaF morning Rev fHtmsu viii arnsH
On rhuI IN InrnuH End Iu The afrrInr
on 700 subject ~ Sow inE and Hrapinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
Mothsr's Day serx1eA

The church service and unday school
session Of the FIRST 81. y church. Elm
Grove. Will combine for the proper ceIos
bration OF Mothers DAY next sunday
morning. The service will begin At ~
o'clock and viii consist OF music b. the
school. the reading 81 the GOVERNOR
proclamation designating Mothers Da =
and an address by the pastor. Rev. =. A.
Hart. The Ladies' AID Society have
charge or the church decoration. when
Will be white flowers. The church er-
tends q cordial Invitation TO everybody
TO attend { services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
1spuenean Meeting.

\ meeting Tor the purpoSe OF select
Ing Delegates to the state convention at
Charleston will be held by the TriadeI-
phta district Republicans saturday even
ing At the office OF Mayor Rine. OF ElIn
Grove. At the present an unusual
amount OF enthusiasm a. being shown
among the voters and the meeting pruua-
Uses TO be one OF the best ever held By
tho local Republicans and indications
are that practically all the voters will
be on the Job Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
TIE C. 3. KIMBERLY CO,
6ehmulbaeh BUILDING. Both Phone,
For Saf,srar,


Inc regular bi-monthIy meeting OF
the Ladies Aid Society OF the buckley
NJ. Z church. will b. held this after
noon at the home OF Mrs. =. J. Davies
on Haywood street. Following the
business meettns. q literary and musical
program wli be presented. aPrt OF the
afternoon viii be spent In sewing AMI
fancy work All Members are urged 10
o. present at the meeting and a cordial
invitation IL extended 20 All Interested
TO be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
SUIT TO RECOVER BALANCE
DUE ON BARREL HEADS

An interesting csse was begun in
Part Two OF the circuit court yester-
day styled the Carson Heading Mil
IA. the ". Belts company. The suit
arises over a number Of barrel heads
shipped from Georgia 10 this place in
which they claim the sum Of SLIGO.
The defendant admits owing $500. but
the suit is brought 20 the ad.
ditional $500.
The case 81 the Revmann Brewing
company VI The g. a O. railroad com.
PAM involving tho sum Of $500. was
continued until the fall term OF court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
FORGER ARRESTED
william oebhsrt Taken In Custody
Last Night For Feioniously
Signing Note.

William Gebhsrt was arrested yes
evening by Deputy Sheriff Bert
Phillips on a warrant before Squire
Hobbs. charged with forging a note
for $50. The name OF Harry Warner
appended to the paper. Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney u A. Nc
made an Investigation into the
and the hearing will probably
be held today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
Trouu win. nrola

Early yesterday afternoon a wire run
ning from the pole 10 the trolley wire
OF the west Virginia Traction anu Elec-
tric Company at ROwardrs station. be-
came broken. The break was discovered
~ Motorman Hogs before any esrious
damaged resulted and the necessary re-
pelrs were lmmedlAt.ly made-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
TROOPS ENTRAIN
Villas Men Leave Torreon For Mon.
terey Preparatory To An Al.
tack on San Luis Potosl.

TORREON. Mexico. May "a de-.
tachment Of Villas troops stationed
here %cntraincd today for Monterey.
which will be the base Of operations
IN the rebel campaign against San
luis Potosi and Saltillo. The froops
which left will dctrain az Hipolito
whence they must march overland 10
Monterey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
PITTZER RELEASED
Indictment on Charge OF Murder
Committed IN Richie County Es-
pired Three Years Ago.

James Pittzer. arrested by Detec-
tive Frazier Tuesday night as an ac-
complete In a murder committed In
Richie county some time ago. was
released yesterday afternoon from the
lookup. 4 telegram was received
rfom Sheriff &. G. Mckinley. of Rit-
chic county. yesterday. stating tina
the indictment against him had eN-
pired In June. 1910. While this does
not say he is innocent, he cannot be
held on the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
OUT-THE-PIKE


lodge No. -. a. u. L. W. will give an
entertainment at the Oaks. The affair
viii be In charge OF Frank Stanton. and
- expected TO prove one OF the most in
teresting events OF the summer at the
Oaks. The evening will be spent I'm
games and music. after which refresh
ments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
NO DEVELOPMENTS
In Eastern Ohio Coal strits. Though
Rsport& STONED. Yestsrday.

Ihfro Hre Uu new dr~afIurufrfr In the
mine STRIKE situation Boo ohio since the
HifiF" order wHH received from head.
Nhftera 90 INDIANAPOLIS. the fret part 81
tne week The operators are standing
w nH rel nH the miners. and un ~
iN' IrFHfut time there has been mo-
liFLhlft though NeHterday o. Wa re-
'ffrh mat q coal train Hauling West
NirfluIn coal had been stoned while
'inr through Crescent The report
could NOT Do FfrInsH