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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
LADY ADVISOR
Miss kersey Is Secured by Panhandle
Agricultural Club 20 Carry on
Work Among Women
and Girls.

Prof VIM. Hin, OF Bethany college.
secretary OF the Panhandle Agricultu.
raj club, returned Monday from an ex-
tended business trip 10 Washington.
ID. C., and New York city. during
which he engaged the. services OF an
expert lady advisor TO carry on the
clubs work among the women OF the
panhandle counties. The announce
ment was made yesterday. following
a visit Of Prof. Hill. in this city.
Miss a. J. Kersey is the woman Sc
lected for the work. She will assume
her position about June l. and proba-
bly, sooner. as the work is urgent. IL
was said Miss Kersey will have
charge of the girls tomato and can
ming clubs and also the domestic SCI
ence among the women on the farms
in Ohio and Brooke counties.
Miss kersey is a native OF the state
OF Indiana. All her life up until this
time has been spent in the country.
She Is a graduate OF Earlhan college.
Richmond, Ind. and was also educated
In the University OF Chicago. and has
taught ten years In the rural schools
ard academies in different parts OF the
country For the past two years She
has been taking a course In household
economice. at Pratt Institute, New
YORK. with the view OF being especial
~ qualified for the work which the
ciub proposes to inaugHrate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
ALL FOOLS DAY
Jokes w.n BE Played To-day By Young
ana old-Soms May Not Ap-
prectats Motive.

II the boys play Jokes to-day. or m
an apparent well filled wallet - seen
lying on the sidewalk. ~ will be well for
All concerned TO stop. think and act
Fdthtr than stop. look and listen. This
o. the first day Of April. or as IL is
known BY many. "All Fools Day" and
JOKING In every form Is permissib bic.
7 ne nat with the brick beneath H. the
you dropped your handkerchief Mis-
ter and such other well known pranks
VIII DC an evidence throughout the day
ana the little boy or girl will not b.
alone IN trying to pcrpotrate a Joke on
the minimizing individual. There will
DC plenty OF FUN FOR old and young. and
only old maids and cranks will dispIav
a feeling OF anger. when they find that
they have FALLEN for that stuff" The
slEn OF me day Is % grin and bear H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
NAME DELEGATES
Mayor Kirk Appoints Representation
OF CfY For National COME renee
OF Charities and Corrections.

DELEGATES were named recently bv
Mayor kirk 20 represent this city az
the forty first annual meeting OF the
National Conference Of Charities and
Corrections to be- held At Memphis.
Tenn. during the week Of May SIS.
Those named were Roy - Naylor.
Howard Hazlett. Miss Mary O'Esna
Mrs. Leo Wolf. Frank Scroggins. ".
B Irvine. Adam Blum. W. + Rownd.
Mrs. Thomas Boattio and Miss Laura
Stifel These persons are all mcm-
hers ~ the BOARD Of Directors Of tho
Associated Charities
The National Conference was or
Eanized in 1874 by n group o. public
officials interested in the adminisfra.
ton 81 charity and benevoience N
b. the oldest gathering OF itr kind
ever held in tho United states a.
well as the largest The coming meet
Ink o. very interesting one and 10
Is expected quite a few things Of In
forest fO The charitable world Will b.
taken no. Some Of the topics 10 be-
considered viii Do home hygiene.
children. standards Of living and o. -
Dor. public charitles. social hygiene.
and noiEhborhood development. The
Mavor IN bis appointment tried 20
pick people who had had experience
,u The world In tho different phases
of charity other societies who will
bold ecsaiuna 81 or about tho time OF
The charities conference are.
The American Rcd Gross
American Association Of gociofioe
Tor OrganizinE Charity
Commission on fho Church and So
cial service Of thc Federal Council
81 Churches
National Association for the Al
vancnwruf ~ tolOrcd People
National Conference on tho Tdu.
cation lf Dependent. Tuant. Rack
ward and Delinquent Children
National Conference o. jewish
Charities
National Federation Of Settlement
National League Of Urban ConfI.
lions AWCng Negroes
National Probation Association
southern Sociological Congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
THEY'RE HERE
Three Ladies Wearing BriohtIy Color.
ed Wigs Occupy Box al Court
Theatre and Attract
Attention.

Colored wigs. which created such a
sensation In Paris and New York CITY
on their first appearance. have been
seen In this city. Last night. at the
performance ~ the Court theatre.
three ladies' appeared. wearing the
new creation Of fashion. and the wear
ers were objects OF much attention dur.
lng the evening. The ladies we're
handsomely pOwucd. but the head-gear
was the cause Of many glances toward
the box iu which the ladies we're seat
"a. ono 81 them wore a wig OF bright
green color. another one Of n bright
red and the third wore purpie an.
pareutly they were there 10 show the
latest creation Of Dame Fashion and
tho large audience was given AN or.
poriunity 10 see clearly. what the fii-
ture holds in store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
WANT MORE TITLES
Wash--ysn. Collage AtAlstss have wen
Two AmDfonshfps and uog wants
Baseball Premisrshlp.

Special Dispateh 70 the Intellixsnesr.
WAsHfSCTOS. Pa March IL
Washington and Jefferson coil.re has
won two sport championships thus far
this college year. football and basket
ball titles having been ennexed and
Captain Jack schvab. Of the varsity
baseball team Of the college. insists that
the Red ana Black has n chance 10 take
down the Tri-Stats collegiate baseball
premtfrshir. Captain Schwnb IL re-
rnaint1K IN Washington with soms OF
the other players during the sprfng re-
cess and Just a. soon as the ground will
permit VII inauxurate outdoor practice.
Russell Goodwin. Of Wheeling Who IN
two seasons past has won high honors
~ a gridiron artist will be in the iist OF
tests Captain schwsb expects Goodwin
90 do well on the rubber when needed.
although the Wheeling boy will probably
be used for time on an infield post
ton The other inneld candidates. are
promising. however. and there promises
70 be Few warm contests for thene
Jobs. Captain Schwab has no college
entanFiements that would induce him 10
show preferences for one candidate above
another and he promises that the best
man for each job will zee the place
crowd At the orening Federal league con-
TEST on next Saturday week and conse-
auently will make preparations for seat
Ing bigger crowd than could be accom-
modated heretofore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
NOON MEETING
Executive COMMITTEES Of whesiing "A
CLUB Holds Interesting session
n American Restaurant

MtuhNrf OF The executive ururufffna
of che Wheeling Ad CLUB hold ar irf.r.
taiinE huainreH session nf noon v.afar-
rHT. following lunch iu the American
l1fifN Lunch Room. on Market street
iN. members entered into u general dis.
QUESTION ~ business matter. and de.
.od the question OF ATTENDING frr
coming cnut rrfipus. The free oil frr
rnnt Nnlnua viii D. held by tnr central
states Division ~ the a 4 o. Of Al al
Indianapolis. April q. 1U and o. Tho
~ 81 a convention VIII be- HrIf Dol
inf'nt'. canada. June 90 f1 o. s. num-
her ~ The local mrmhera ain atf.of
each
Ihc ncNt rcEulrr meeting ~ the
w heelinr Al club VIII be- held Tuesfev
.N'ninE. AuriI iu the recital rooms u.
Davis Iurkham a Tyler Co. nf ff04
MARKET street. An interesting musical
rrnErnW viii BE- rendered in addition 81
eral addresses to be- delivered b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
OLLIE NAMED CAPTAIN
OF W v. y. BASEBALL TEAM.

special ltrurfch ~ fha 1rfrfflrrurIr
John a. Ollie. varsity third baarrran Tor
TIE past two te1rs. was elected CAPTAIN
~ The Weet Virginia University hHaelsIi
tnrnnrh tie failure or William rI.rI..
of ln1rlcgton. 90 return fn arHOu. nfa
epfing W. Iilln ie one Of toe hardest
and most CONSISTENT hIfferr uu fnr frrfu
ana Pc o. well qualified Tor tho rIf.r.
Coach lattieOI viii announce tnr rHrea
N those who VIII make the bic trip stt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

Yesterday the second day OF the an.
nual Pure Food and Health exposition
being given by the Wheeling Retail
Grocers' Protective association this
week I'm the Market auditorium, was
a record breaker. The attendance was
much larger than on Monday and the
displays and exhibits appeared 10
better advantage.
The Baby Show" will be the feat.
ure OF today's program. II will be
held this afternoon, beginning at 30
O'Clock in the board of trade assembly
room in the south end OF the Auditor
ium. Dozens OF fond mothers-yes
and fathers, toO-have been happily
anticipating the event for several
weeks Bright babies galore will form
the pretty exhibit which Is expected
to be the biggest baby show ever held
In this city.
Mayor H. l. Kirk. sheriff Andrew
Sweeney and Fred J. Fox. well known
local banker. will act as judges DO
you envy them their work.
Another feature today will be the
awarding Of prizes In the art embrOid-
cry exhibit The Judging will be made
this morning by p representative each
from Stone a. Thomas. George T.. Sti-
Eel Co, George NJ. Shook. Co. and
George X. Taylor Co. Prizes OF s.. s.
and 81 have Jcen offered by the Gro
GERS association
Pure Food Samples.
The Country Store did "a rushing
business last niaht as usual This Is
one OF the features Of the exposition
and is proving quite an attraction.
The doors open at ] 30 o'clock each
afternoon and close az 1880 o'clock
each evening
There are three excellent displays
n stoves. bakers and ranges The
exhibitors are G. =. BraunliCh a. Co.
IT kalhitzer a. Co. and the Geo. ".
Johnson a Sons Company.
Tho Palace Furniture Company has
furnished a crest room" az the north
end of the exposition hall. whore the
tired visitors may rest q while
The Warwood orchestra. Prof Lee
SUPP. director. renders q dellFhfmi
program OF concert music each after
noon and evening
The Black Cross Coffee Company
ls giving away nine Gun uorCuiafor
each evening G. o. Gorrou 90 No
900 North Huron street. was awarded
the handsome prize Monday evening
The Kings Daughters Circle 81 the
Second Presbyterian church has an
attractive booth whore ice cream.
home made candy and ON kinds Of
pastries are served
Secretary Strorbcl and members OF
The general committee iu CHARGE OF
nc show are the busiest people in
Wheeling this week
Food Inspector " ff Smith and a
representative from stroohmann ha.
Kerry and ono from Iuerrens bakery
VIII act AL judges Of tho bread baking
contest which features Thursday s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
JACK FROST MAKING GOOD
WITH CLEVELAND A A.

Jack Frost. who pitched for wheeling
IN the Interstate league last season. 81
with the Cleveland team iu the American
association and a. making d1od. Accord
ing Co reports received form Inc ohio
against the Boston National League .ftb
and held that heavy bunch OF rwaffers
% one hit. Incidentally 10 was ~ single
for Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
Bowling


heeltng boNlsrs who participated N
ment AZ Buffalo two weeks ago. and who
we're able 20 get IN where the -Eettfn-
day. -Bili- Ennis. propri~tor Of -
husee ALLEYS. came first with titIgg.
which was won a. follows. ttf In the
Of the Muse team money. $50 in the
singles. and he and Emblem each recefy-
90 tsg for their standing In the doubles.
The Great Sortherns got t31 and the
Warwood team $40. George SchAfer got
tlb In the singles. Kiiibuck us. Paddy
King VS. and Fraxier and Soite got 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
FINE SHOP
Contract Awarded Yesterday for rtvtpr.-
On windsor urssf

we Con .rI.f Gov frrn.arinr one Ur me
ANHrdfd yesterday nN John Singer fu a
fr.nhcrt rraueer y rnur local barber
'rTlN house The contract rrIfa fnr
four white ruamrirf barber tHafra ~~r,-
IIrtn fDcrfNrr WITH equipment FOR tho
rnfIro shop. and 1000 rHaf rHI Marble
Hf.. VII. DO H.rI Iu fHr ..n.frH. tom
work The equipment f. fHr fH. b.-.
bee shop ln tnc new Windsor hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
KI-BOSH DEGREE
members Of Protected Home Circles OF
This Vicinity HAD Interesting
Time Last Evening.

very interesting session or the FRO
ltDteu Home circle was held Yesterday
evening 90 s o'clock in the odd Fellows
IlllnluG az the corner Of Twelfth aud
'haplinc streets. The feature of tine
evening was the couferring % the ki-
gotten nvc nov members into the order
during the past year Those Initiated
become members ~ tho Inner circle.
which is The first Co be organized. h.
known az the Panhandle circle Mem
clies west viIrri9 9ir1 ihe d 566iiloWvi s
hf 'lfDlr. MrMrcnen and Mountain cir
g,'s supreme Guide Prank Guilbert. on
Ehnronl ia. had full charge Of the XII
io.h dcErec team and Dc was arsfafer
~ Evan Roberts. Who directed the floor
FoliowIne ne Initiation addresses we're
Nercd ny supreme Guide Frank GULL
n..L ni -haron. Pc nnd a. g.. Mclean.
circle. of sharon. pa. Evau Roberts. or
llttHnurEh. pa. also delivered very fn-
ltf' wig address. The officers 81 the
. ire.c ~ erraui1ed, consist or
herItF supreme Nohio. John NiIier. re-
coroer ~ DIerafchee Minnie Houston.
and custodian of Finances. susan -fum-
fI. polio wing tne addresses of tho even
Inr and The election OF onicera refresh
orcr. '''
among those present were tho e.nov-
o. Godfrey BERTHA G1dfrry. uarfv ~
rI... NN. DO NuFmunr WIN RITA Nfru.-
~ itit. ill SHmm. susan stumpie.
Nmt ricn Mrry llrich. william WAR
nor t ~. thinner. Walter TrIrrr
Mountain state circle $50. E9r wheel
mr. Grafton CisrE Rosa CLARK : 4
Adams. otto DrhacnIrIu ~ % FinE
lIfEer. nuIg J. W. Husrh. rarkerahurF.
Mrr 'rorkard. fairmout. g. W irim.
Weston
ONTO valley circle $50 f25. Nrrferhsr.
LerfHn Nndrr-un. anna U1iea. Mqrraret
Rode. ola Carroll Minnie IIlHaf .r
Elizabeth IHrf ADA rerr1n. al ~
Jones. Bertha kHrnrurHI. %. ff Tnre-
ION. Anna Leeds. Alice Inforrnn. nr.I.f
Peterson. I..aIr Richmond. Glaze grHaf.
fer. IT W NHIIrra and Nrra Watson
Tho u.Nf meeting ~ co. TrrHr tfrrIo
WIZ Do hrIi nf Weston. W. Va. June OF.
The Chinese government has On.
EIEcn \ Frnnrh nKnorI % n.fahlI.h =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

Special nisuntch to The fnteIiir1rlar
MARIETTA. o. March 90 WIN
stanley. BAH plavcr. who last Friday
shnt ana nearly killed hi9 wife af Hnv.
eTly then shot himself without serious
effect. hung himself with bic nortffo
in the county iail today Jealousy
and domestic trCublos were tfa
causes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
SIGN PLAYERS.


special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
CLARkSBtRG. w. Va. March IL
FRED Kelly. catcher. OF Paterson y J..
who worked last season with the sent
professional team representing that CITY.
ana frak Halptn. "a right handed pitcher.
81 l.aSalle, Ills. have been signed nv
Hugh A. shannon. manager OF the
Harrisburg team OF the Pennsylvania
west Virginia baseball league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
RAIN, NO GAME
Wesleyan and University OF GsorRia IN.
able TO Play Yestsrday-Doubie
Reader To-day.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIIirencer.
ATHENS. Ca. March 3i.--The nrat
Eafne or the two game series between
west virginia Wesleyan and the Tniver-
sity Of Georgia was postponed on &C
count OF rain and n double header will
be played tomorrow WESLEYAN has won
TWO or the four games PLAYED on her
southern trip 30 far and De- hoping Tor
Georgia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
LATE REPORTING

- FIRST Baseman McEvoy, formerly
bethany college star will not report 20
the Lexington, Ky. team OF the Ohio
state league for two weeks according 10
q report received from the manager OF
tnat team. McEvoy's mother b. criti-
cally III and there Is little hope for her
recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. March al
ilelded game from the Chattanooga
southern League team to-day 1 to o.
Bush's fielding and base running feat
urea. score. II. II. T..
N'''"N -...-.ss... -...........
Batteries-Sline. Turner. Ostenderf
aug Sraham, street; Coyeleskie. Main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
BASEBALL GAMES


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 3f-Thr
worlds champion Athletics had an easy
ume OF To-Day In a game with the
University OF Pennsylvania at Shibe
Iark. winning by the score OF Il TO a
me American LeaEuers hit the bail 20
All parts OF the field and took a long
IN, r. early IN the game. Score; n. II. Il.
nihueiphia ..................if rs
Bstteries--Valient. Weed and Schwert :
bush. burning and Schange and Lamp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. March al
STACK pitched nine innings for the Chi
saso Nationals and shut out Terre
Haute to-day, while the Cubs made 5
hits Tor IL runs Score: r. n H.
,,.eah,y .s......... ia 10
49, i'""t'' .ss.s.s.... 80.
Batteries-Stack and Tyree and Hnr-
grove; Hcironimus Paynter. Haynes and
Fisher and Johnson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
Ruptured?

Ifass u rretsft - ratNr ffor lafar.sf tfsaf
80 ~ inHr rIanrff rrrr.rn frHr frIHHr rHaHI
49, I'D 81 fftsh Isha-rnf rtrr f'tfHsrr
laL rafa tal.fu.V HfnnIf rhnrrr 90 rrsarf..r fHs
Nafs f"l nfrd. Nfff % arf fTnrtrHr hIanf araaal
~ l..aH - rafrf ~ go 10 au rfr. faH faaas
" - q - f.HFI ~ or HHHH'r.HH. NHF Do fHf fHUH
~ f.i.ai ~ r.aarf .ft faes go slt ~ Fasf ~
g.HH'f o. ffuHtHHriHN F..rH. NNr WnfHa rrUaN 10
De. so ~ Wet ifth o.. Nss 1rfE tIfF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

Braves Tic Giants.


MACON. Ge-. bssrch 3l.-The Boston
Nationals end the Atlanta Southern As.
fociatton team played eight innigs her,
to-day, TO tie. To s. Perdue pitching
Tor Boston. was Withdrawn In the first
inning after Atlanta had obtained -four
hits end runs. Score: R. NJ
t.'t'i sssss q 2 :
-htI"h'a -...'.'.. .............. 10
Batetries-Perdue. Strand and Gowdy;
Lawrence. Price and Reynolds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
BABY SHOW WILL BE FEATURE
AT HEALTH EXPOSITION TODAY

show. A barrel. a half barrel and a
quarter barrel OF -four will be award
ed in prizes.
Thousands of samples of food prod
ucts are being given away daily at
the show. Thousands OF pieces OF
literature are also being distributed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

. HVI NION, Texas, March 31-The
New York National regulars made N
Tour streight from the Texas League
champions by defeating Houston. TO 1.
sSscoIe' X. IL. p.
-" i"fhs .ss.............
Battcries-Napicr. Clarke. II. Allen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

WAsfiINGTON.M March 3i.--The wash.
ihston Americans were BANKED TO-DAY
by the brooklyn Nationals in their fIre,
1eteat OF the season. Score; II. H. T.
Whsnihston ................
PiO"hSh -.....s............
Battertes-Ayers. williams Bentley
and Henry and Ainsmith: Ragan- pleffe,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
LITTLE TOTS WILL BE JUDGED BY
MAYOR, SHERIFF AND
FRED J. FOX.
Attendance Yesterday Was Record
Breaker for Second Oay-Mueh
Interest Being Taken.

Yesterdays visitors to the
Pure Food show entitled to re-
ceive a sack OF -four each are:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

The chinese government has en-
gHrcd "a French expert % establish "a
military aviation school with ~ aero
lanes OF threa tyUea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

Secretary strocbcI and members OF
The general committee ln charge of
the show are the busiest people in
Wheeling This week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

ENaAH NAN 30
Wednesdays Games.
Crooks vs.. WarwoOd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

The Kings Daughters Circle 81 the
Second Presbyterian church has an
attractive booth whore Ico cream.
home made candy and an kinds OF
pastries are served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

The doors open ~ 30 o'clock each
afternoon and close az 1880 O'Clock
each evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

The Black Cross Coffee Company
ls Swing away q nine cup porculafor
each evening G. O. Gorrou. of No
500 North Huron street. was awarded
the handsome prize Monday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

There are three excellent displays
n stoves bakers and ranges. The
exhibitors are G. r Braurlich a. Co.
~ kalbitzer a. Co. and the Geo. w..
Johnson a. Sons Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01

The Country Store did "a rushing
business last night as usual This is
one OF the features Of the exposition
and is proving quite an attraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
WEATHER

To-day, rain.
TEMPERATURE YEsTEEDArs
High. -, Low, ~.
ruIl report on psss Z. Dsss =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
VII, SON ACCEPTS OFFER OF MEDIATION
HOPEFULLY, BUT WITH MEASURE OF DOUBT

Chill their
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the
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twhh
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
BY ARTHUR RUHL.

Of the aviators. The flights were made
by Ensign Slopes and Lieutenant Bel
linger.
Another flight will be made to-mor-
row, %><n the aviatprs WHY try to scout
far inland Thus II can be discovered
by late In the afternoon whether the
enemy Is within marching distance for
an attack the next day.
Flights were watched to-day with
great interest by the citizens Of Vera
Cruz At the height at which Ensign
Slopes rose the machines could hardly
be distinguished from buzzards. scores
of which are always flying far above
the town. Many persons took stray
buzzards for flying machines and were
just as happy. .
1.-The Mexican Herald" for many
years the representative English news
paper in the Mexican capital, was pub
llshed for, the hrst time IN Vera Cruz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
NAVAL FLYING MACHINES SEARCH
VERA CRUZ FARBOR FOR MINES

to-day. Paul Hudson, the publisher,
arrived from Mexico City on the refugee
train on Thursday with his editorial
stan. and arrangements for printing
the paper here were made.
THE Herald" has had a picturesque
history, successfully adapting itself to
the administrations of Diaz, Madero
and Huerta. 1t has withstood mobs.
cannonading. and even water from the
Fire Department, but It found condi-
tions this week impossible to endure.
The Herald points out the anoma-
lous condition Of war In the capital and
peace in Vera Cruz.
It Is believed universally in Mexico
City that war has begun. The Herald"
declares Americans whose interests are
here know that when the American
troops depart American citizens must
leave Mexico and renounce all hope of
doing bpsIpssa " tha country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26

Vera Cruz, April 25.-The battleship
Mississippi landed $50 marines and ar
tillery this morning.
Marines have been detailed to guard
the city's water supply. the source OF
which is eight miles from Vera Cruz
rwo hydroaeroplanes brought by the
M,ss,ssippi to-day made scouting
f.,ghts over the city at height OF LOW
feet The special object OF the avia-
tors was to discover whether any mines
had been laid in the harbor. In the
clear West Indian waters, II one is
high enough so that ones sight is not
disturbed by waves. 1t is possible to
see mines far under the surface. None
was found.
No Mexican tgoops Xere within sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
This Mornings News.

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