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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-26
ANOTHER WINNER ! sIl,

4 siRGa 6leol AT HIPP0DROME.
II looks as Il the program for The
last half of the week at the Hipp.
was going to be another great show.
The management picked winner
the first half and the last half should
repeat. 1.-THE starneen Four not
an ordinary quartette, but an entire,
" new idea, in q singing act, opened
aFthtee day engagement this after
noon. Z This quartette is composed OF
two ladies and two gentlemen who
introduce duet, trio and quartette
selections. making numerous char
acter changes. also instrumental
numbers and acrobatic dancing.
Allen and Arnold ere clever sing
ting and talking team who come high
~ recommended. pare Deviir Rus
sell Is the boy on the tables ana
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-26
g.
iss q
Days

There are but three days more Of
cur big removal sale. We have sol
many pianos. Weshaye several more
no close out, and Il you ever intend
I'D buy a piano DON'T MISS THE
LAST THREE DAYS OF THIS SALE.
If you want a riano, CONE m. we
have one that viii please you and we
will make the price SO that you can
afford to buy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-26
NEIL o'BRIEN COMING.

Manager Deshon, OF the Grand
has closed contracts for the appear.
ance in the city, April 4, of Neil
o'Brien and his mammoth minstreall
.compani. The attraction will play
under guaranteed contract. Those
who saw o'Brien and his company
two years ago will be the best ad-
vcrtising medium that can be had.
The management of the Grand as
snres Its patrons the greatest and
best minstrcal company In the
world. M. --... !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-26
NOTICE,

To Whom it'slay Concern. Merchants
OF Fairmont or. elsewhere:
BE notified that. the undersigned
will not be responsible forsany bills
contracted by Maggie; j, Nfedeck. my
divorced wife, or any Of my, children
that are staying with ler at jeanette,
Pa.
fsigned) ADoLPH 4. NIEDECk,
3-23-12t Fairmont, ". Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-26

colnadistrict: consideration $500.
Watson, Malonesand Miller to ,Tle
Boardsof Education 81 Fafrmont
Independent school district, a parcel
of land in the Fairmont Develop
ment Company's Addition to the city
'of Fairmont; consideration s2,SS7,-
IS2.
John w. Polling and wife to T. S.
Neptune, a parcel of land in Graham
Heights Addition to the City of Fair
mont; consideration $3.50.
Thomas S. Neptune and wife to
Anna y. Rogers. a parcel of land in
lthc Mononsahela Industrial Com
pany'si East Side Addition to the
City OF Fairmont; consideration
$3.50.
W. Howard Dawson anc wife to
A1cinda DraSoo, a parcel of land in
the town of Pennington; considcra-
,ion s3,667.
Will Probated.
The last will and testament of the
late Mary Marley was yesterday filed
with the county clerk for proba-
ton. The will leaves the property
of the deceased to her husband and
children and provides that the
daughters shall be the executives.
Nnrtaries Public:
EdwardfF. Holbert and Worthy Fl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-26
Licenses Issued.

Licenses Issued.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
issued BY the county clerk as fol-
lows: a 4;
Cahrles N. Engle, widower. %,
and bessie w. Hickman. %, both Of
Faiyiew. SO
Maynord Dexter, 22.fof Millers-
Vile, and Beulah Hawkins, IS. of
Plcasantsville. E. j. Hawkins, IA
thcr Of, the girl, gave his consent III
person. if,E e .tiS.p
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-26
!. .'C|1'Y:BR|E.FS

FIRE IN THE WOODS.
Engine sparks caused quite n blaze
In the woods opposite Antioch yes
terday afternoon. The flames spread
rapidly. burning fences and threat
enlng homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
FEDERATION
OF Live Stock. Forestry and Hortl-
cultural Association Will Meet
In Morgsntown This Week.

The third annual meeting of the
West Virginia Federation OF Agricul-
tural Associations. composed of the
West Virginia Live Stock Association.
Wet Virginia Forestry Association
and the West Virginia State Horti-
cultural Society. will be held in Nor
gantown this week. \ general session
of the federation will be held tomor-
row evening. followed by a meeting
OF the council of the federation, com
posed of the officers of the consttu-
ent organizations.
The meetings of the Live Stock
Association will be held Tuesday and
Wednesday. while the annual session
OF the Forestry Association will be-
held "wednesday. The State Horti-
cultural Society will meet Thursday
and Friday. January 10 and 10.
Several local persons will attend
the meetings. and a number of prom
inent agriculturalists in this section
OF the state are scheduled for ad-
dresses. G.. II. Royce. OF
Washington Farm; Prof. William
Hin. OF Bethany College: {. T..
Waugh. of Wellsburg. and VIM. Lash,
OF this city. are On the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
unable to agree on any subjects yes

terday.
IL will be interesting TO note vba,
The outcome OF the locals proceed-
ing VIII be. since they have been
WORKING without a charter'a and unless
the charter can be found all OF their
aets may be declared illegal by the
state organization. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
SOCIALISTS ARE
HAVING TROUBLE
CHARTER OF MARTINS FERRY
LOCAL DISAPPEARS AND
SEARCH FOLLOWS.
Committee Appointed TO Find 1t
Trouble Sign Hangs Out and
Futurc Is Threatening.

At the regular meeting OF the So
cialist local Of Martins Ferry. held in
their hall in the Shreve-Hervey
building yesterday afternoon. a ser
ious question arose when they were
asked to produce the charter. When
they went TO look for the charter n
could nOt be found and no one seemed
to know its Whereabouts. a COM
mittee consisting Of three members
was then appointed to ind the char
Ter and produce il at the next meet
ing.
~ the meeting. II is said. one
member offered a resolution protest
ing against any one circulating a
referendum petition against the re-
cent ordinance that was passed by
the old council. Another member of
the local Is said 10 have made the
remark hat any one cirCulatiE- such
q petition was not 2 Socialist. II will
also be very interesting to note that
the referendum OF the people is ore
of the main things in the constitution
Of the party and row they want 10
deprive the people Of the chance to
give such q vote on the ordinance.
There seemed 20 be- two factions At
the meeting and they seemed to be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
W. G. 7. U. TO HOLD
PROHIBITION RALLY
NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL PRO.
HIarTIoN AMENDMENT DAY.
wan be Appropriately Observed rhur.-
day' In M. Il. Church.
Program Announced.

An Interesting Program will be rem
dered Thursday. ia the NJ ~
church, by Women's Christian Temper-
ance Unions OF Ohio county, In observ-
ance OF aNtional constitutional Prohi.
bition Amendment Day. The affair Will
be In the nature of a rally in the inter-
ests OF the national CONSTITUTIONS
The rally will BEGIN at ESQ
o'clock, and delegates are expected from
All unions and churches in the county
Several ministers will take part In
the. program. Rev. r. ID. Fellers. OF tro
McMechen NJ. II. church will make "A re.
port or the demonstration in Washing.
ton. when the petition asking for a FRO
htbttlon amendment to the national con
stItution was presented to congress.
The program is as follows:
Singing
.."An Hall the Power OF Jesus Nama'
scripture Reading-Joshua T.. G-g.
Plans and Proclamation. ...... President
A@dress-"Prayer a Power. .....
~. j.. h. Workman
Singing. Firm a Foundation"
Rev. W. e.. Hartiuger
Report OF Washington Meeting .....
Rev. p. II. Fellers
Informal Discussion-"What This
Movement Means to
Rev. &. r. Hutslar. Prof. Crago. Mrs.
Julia Kine Chas. Lawyer and others.
Presentation Of the Resolutions or
Endorsement OF the Prohibition Cam
patgn. ......... Rev. w. IL. suit
Prayer Service-Consecration Of Time
and Talents TO Campaign for Ma
tional Constitutional Prohibition.
Mrs. T.. r. B"riufnetOOl
Collection for aNtionul Campaign Fund.
Temperance DoNoiogy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
AUTO TURNS OYER
ACCIDENT Occurred Near Subway In
oenwooo-Csr Badly DAMAGED
eut Occupants U%ninlured-

~ large red touring car. said to be-
IVns 10 Henry Schmulbach. of this
city. and being driven bv a yo,nS
man Dy the name Of Woolenbeaver
lutned turtel yesterday afternoon
about Tour O'Clock. just below the
suDWay az BenwoOd. The car cor
Saineu iOur men passengers and only
~ Oh lhe men was slightly injured
me car was badly damaged m.
VINO shield being broken. radiator
TN and the tonneau badly damaged
80 acCldent attracted a large crowd
tothe scene and IL was some time
before the car was turned ovor M
hauieu 10 a local garage for renairs
names OF the couId
not De learned last evening but -
Only injury received was a small en-,
on q niger Of me Of the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12

tons and passed hunreds Of CAN
stones. since taking your medicine [
work regularly and don't feel any nd
'nect. ! am praising your Remedy 10
all my friends. I think it's worthy or
10 hIghest praise. b. l. DooLEY,
Sufferers 81 stomach. Liver and In
tcstinal Ailments are not asked a. take
hayrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy FOR
weeks and months before they feel Iene-
hted. Just try one doze-whIch should
make you feel better iu health. convince
you that you will soon be well and
strong. free you from pain and suffering
and give YOU a sound and healthy stom-
ach. a. 10 has done IN thousands OF other
cases. Wherever 90 H. taken you will
hear nothing but the highest praise. co
to your drurgisf-ask him about the
great results o. has been ACCOMPLISHING
IN cases OF people ne knows or Feud ~
Geo. ~ Mayr. Mfg. Chemist. I5f-f5s
whiting St. chicago. 1ii. for O. free book
ON stomach Ailments and many grateful
letters from people who have been re-
StureI. For sale iu Wheeling hv g. 10.
Griest & Co. Harry Grumlicr. Thirty
third and Jacob g%trcefs. and John Cole
man Co. and druggists everywhere
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
A WONDERFUL
LITTLE BOOK
INTELlIGENcER ALMANAC I'M.
PRESSES ALL READERS.
Wonderful book is Just Now Enjoy.
ing Tremendous sale at the
lrtctlicencer Ofiee

lntellieeneer Office.
IN every way. shape and form the
1914 Intelligencer Almanac encyclo-
pedia and worlds atlas has made a de-
cided hit. The book Is being sold to
hundreds OF Intelligencer subscribers.
who daily come for one OF the books.
II is a fine volume n has no par
alleL. Information on a thousand and
one things Is contained in this
volume. To cad this book is 20 learn.
Did you ever turn down an oppor-
UNITY TO get information? Would you
like Information OF intrinsic value TO
you for twenty-five cents2 This is an
opportunity that seldom is presented
YOU. SO don't let II slip by without
sharing in the offer.
This Intelligencer Almanac has one
section of several pages devoted to
the farmer. wherin IL tells OF the prop
er farming and many things that a
farmer. II he knew. could save at on
his OWN farm.
many subjects IA is touched on. He
would have TO devote several columns
10 II were We 10 name all the subjects.
But the Almanacs are gonig fast,
and we would suggest hat you get
yours today or Tuesday. for. first
come is first served always. The Al
MANAGES can be secured at the follow
llR places
Intelligencer Office. Main street.
McElroy Pharmacy. Thirty-eighth
street.
F1cken's News Stand. Twenty
fourth and Chapline streets.
Gaus' Pharmacy. Zane and Broad
way streets.
Davidson's Grocery. Zane and Hur-
on streets.
Moore's Drug Store. $50 Main
street.
Rice's Pharmacy. North Main
street.
Blake's Confectionery, Sixteenth
street.
Blayney Drug Store. Elm Grove,
w. Va.
City Book Store. Bellaire. Ohio.
Nicoll's News Stand. Moundsville,
W. Va.
Shane News Stand. Martins Ferry.
Ohio.
Schick News Stand. Bridgeport. q.
]. +. Stansbury, New Martinsville,
w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
His Stomach Troubles Owe,

ar D~yspeptic. would you like 10
tsel that your stomach troubles were
over. that YOU could eat anv kind or
DOC you desired without injury? That
may seem so unlikely TO you that Won
40 not even hope Tor an ending Of
your trouble. but permit us 10 assure
y0I that II is not altogether limos
alDIe. II others can be cured per.
mahehtly, and thousands have been
why not yOu2 John X. Barker of no.
ne creek, Mich. Is one OF them. lie
SAYS. i was troubled with bearfburn
Indigestion. and liver complaint until
used Cnamberlain's Tablets. fhen
dealers.-Adv. - All
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12

water works. where It was reported
that some Of the girls OF the tender
loin district were living in a house
boat.
II is reported that several of the
girls are living in the over the river
city. but their whereabouts are un.
known to the police OF that city. and
a strict watch is being kept for them.
II any OF them are caught, the fine
that will be handed out TO them will
be severe. IS Mayor Wyckoff stated
that none OF them shall come to Mar.
tins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12

Electric apparatus ana sp,u..
nsNe p prominent part in a s.bo,f 20
''o'i arts TO De established in Eog-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12

Discount on Water Tax will be ex.
tended TO January 18th.
W. ). McELROY.
City Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
WATCHIN' FOR EN-
Martins Ferry Police Keep Weather
Eye open fo- Girls From Wheel.
inc's Red Lidht District

The Martins Ferry police are keep
ing a watch on the women and girls
who were forced TO leave the Wheel.
ing red light district when the new
order Of Chief Leyland went into or.
.cct, and yesterday OFFICER Hoazle OF
the Martins Ferry police patrolled
the river front all day. Most Of the
time he was IN the vicinity OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
THE MISCHIEF oUARTETTE"
AND IT'S WnpK

Each year the month OF January
numbers its list OF victims from in
fiuenza. la grippe. bronchitis and pneu-
monia. La grippe coughs Seriously
weaken the system and when thev
hang on. are a sign Of general dibilitv.
The use Of Foley's Honey and Tar
COMPOUND will promptly check the
cough. heal he in1amed air passages.
preventing the development Of Ia
grippe TO a more serious condition.
Keep Il on hand. Contains no opiates.
For sale by John Coleman 4 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12
STOMACH
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach REM
edy Is Recon- m e n d d and
Praised by Thousands Who
Have Been Restored.

4 was n sick man
for "a b out three
months. caused from
Call Stones OF the
Liver and was told
by three OF our mos
prominent physicians
that I would have TO
submit TO AN opera
ton to get relief. bu
heard of your " ur-
derful stomach Rem
cuy and secured "a fuI
treatment and took 10
according tn INrgF-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31
VILLAS CAMPAIGN PLAN.
VIII Drive Enemies From North
Then On to Vera Cruz.

MENico CITY, Dec. 30.--Nilla's officers
here announce today that he AZ rushing
all his available troops north TO clear
everything in that region and then 90
begin systematic operations against the
CarHnz.stas in the extreme south ana
southern sections Of the republic.
Gen. Cabral left here at midnight last
night WIKI several thousand men 10 nelp
Gov. Maytorena drive Gen. Hill out OF
sonora Other leaders are preparing 10
leave here with large Nilllsta forces.
Zapata and his men remain behind TO
hold the Carranzistas In check in Vera
Cruz Oaxaca and eastern Puebla. This.
1t Is believed. will Be easy, as the Car
zlstas remain inactive. Villa Will
remain here for the present. but he an
nounced yesterday that II his forces do
rot take Tampico by New Years day
he will probably besicge the port in
person.
Reliable adv!css say that Gen. Con-
zales has succeeded in reaching the main
line OF the Mexican railway with his
forces diminished. principally through
de;s-Ition, joining Gen. Obregon. who ~
leading strong CarranzIsta forces from
Esperanza, in the state of Puebla. TO
Vera Cruz. Travellers from Vera Cruz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31

| Ell PAso. Dec 30.-peace negotiations
conducted at Saltillo between Gen. villa
and a number of Carranza's most trusted
leaders failed when the amalgamation OF
the contending forces seemed assured, ac-
cording to information brought here to-
day by Villa agents and disinterested per-
sons.
Carranza's forces at Monterey and Sal
tillo are moving again in the direction of
Villas stronghold. Torreon, and tho villa
troops are taking the field.
The conference was secret and IL was
only upon the failure of the Generals
to agree that the information leaked out
Gen. Alvarez. Governor of San Luis
Potosi, represented villa in the confer
ence. The Carranza Generals were Villa
real Luis Gutierrez, brother Of the pro-
visional President. Vasquez. Maclovio
Herrera. Davilla, Sanchez. Davila, Salinas
and a number OF less prominent leaders
All Of the Carranza chiefs had agreed
to recognize the convention government.
according to the report and both the
villa and Carranza forces had suspended
operations In the north. All details had
been practically settled when Nillareal
protested at the matter of executions by
Zapata- Gen. Alvarez. who has been "A
supporter of Zapata. defended the Moreos
chief and bitter wrangle ensued which
resulted in the complete severance of re-
l1tions
Inc lOUp neTalutU ulNlSlOl Oh large ft-
tates in Chihuahua has begun. commits
sion has arrived at Chihuahua city and
will begin the survey of the Terrazas and
Lother large tracts. Instructions have been
given to complete the survey OF land as
soon as possible and IL is said that n num-
Der Of the largest estates will be par
titioued among peon farmers inside OF
three months
A large Zipatista force has been de-
feated at Chilpancingo, state of Puebla,
by the forces of Gen. B!anco. Carranza
lealt-. according 10 advices received by
the CarranZa consulate here from Vera
CrIE
Carranza ias issued manifesto ex-
tending the date on which chiefs % the
republic can swear aliegia nee to him.
Messages 10, eived at the carranza con-
sulate to.hiGh. declared that Gen. Sedilio.
a villa 'ammarder, ana his entire COM
mand number OF men not stately were
destroyed to day when the train bearing
them WIS dyn, nited near Hacienda LII
mon, In tho state Of San Luis Potosi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31
Poison Death Reveals
Lawyers Dual Life

the mother and two children was guessed
by persons investigating the case 10 have
come from the fact that Mrs Idp Rogers,
the Bronx woman. learned OF the eNistenc"
% the other Mrs Rogers.
Difhculty In tracing the home Of Mr..
Rogers was experienced on the day of the
tragedy because the City Directory CAV,
his address as 552 Riverside Drive. AT
that address {. WAS said MI and Mrs.
Rogers had sublet their apartment. which
Is extensively furnished, to Louis Brooks.
a Cotton Exchange broker. Further inquiry
showed thar the couple had taken =
bungalow belonging to "a Miss Wilson In
Mountain View. y. j.
Inquiry showed that a Mrs. Rogers was
living in the bungalow in Mountain View,
but when reporter for THE SUN reached
there Yesterday afternoon Il was learned
Mrs Rogers had taken "A train for the
city. CARRYING a trunk With her. II was
learned she was 10 join her husband in
the city. where, according 20 the plan
made before the tragedy, she was to spend
u week and then go tn visit a relative in
Chicago. That accounted for the trunk.
II was learned in Mountain View. how
ever, that Mrs. Rogers had been called To
the telephone in a neighbours house on
Tuesday afternoon. She talked to her
husband and seemed greatly excited and
grieved by TN" Information she received
II was said Mr. Rogers visited the Noun
tain View bungalow only occasionally
After the death of Loretta. the baby.
the charge against Mrs. Ida Rogers was
changed To homicide. Then an autopsy
was performed by Or. Riegelman. who
said There il no doubt in my mind
that death was due to bichloride of mcr-
curry poisoning"
The important question before the death
certificate was made out was to ascertain
the paternity Of the baby. Rogers was
called from his incessant pacing of tn a
corridor to he questioned by the Coroner.
rs this woman under these charges
your wife," Coroner n ally asked in the
afternoon.
Il decline TO answer" was the reply.
Did you ever marry Caroline Gid
dings?'
II decline 20 answer"
That ended the preliminary inquest,
though the Coroner again visited the
woman.
"Who is your husband" she was asked
"Lorlys Elton Rogers" was thc feeble
reply.
Questioned as to the cause of her act
she said MY husband is "A splendid
man, He was devoted to me and | love
him, | have been troubled and depN ssed
FOR several weeks. ! felt ] could not en-.
due II longer had the tablets in my
house since the baby was born. First /
dissolved one table, In a glass of water
and gave 1t to John. Then I powdered a
half n tablet. mixed it with sugar. and
gave 1t 10 Loretta. Then ! took three
tablets myself"
She then repeated part OF what sh,a had
told the Coroner on the previous day
Coroner iiealy, however. WAS not satA-
fed He reported the matter to Distric;
Attorney Martin. who Immediately started
an investigation, lie sent out detectives
20 look mp the marTlage records and to
get what other data he could
Then came the incident in the morguc
and the frank admission by Mr.. Rogers
that lie was the father Of the two children.