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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08


Marshall countys big agricultural
exposition and home coming opened
81 Moundsville yesterday morning.
under the most auspicious circum.
stances. II will continue throuRhout
Today. coming to an end late tonight.
SURPRISING by far the 7ondest expec.
tations OF the committees in charge
the anair Is the largest in the history
OF the Mound City.
thousands Of visitors are in the
marshall county seat The city was
thronged throughout yesterday. and
even greater crowds are eNDecteI To-
DAY. The event is drawing largely.
not only from all sections OF Marshall
county. but from surrounding coun-
res, the entire tri-state district. in
fact.
Never before did MoundsviIIs pre.
sent more striking appearance.
With practically every business house
profusely decorated in flags and hunt.
ing, the entire city is IN gala attire
Many OF the decorations are unfoue.
end in keeping with the nature Of she
anair. scores Of merchants and busi.
ness men have hung huge pumpkins
snd other farm products in front of
their places OF business
Mannmonth Fraternsi Parade
The feature OF the initial day of
the exposition and home coming was
= mammoth fraternal parade held Ia st
night. II was the largest and in many
respects the most spectacular street
pageant ever witnessed in Mounds.
vile. II Is estimated that fully ff.
CcOnunu.d on PaE. EiEhtI
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.REIcH oEFEATs kENNgoY-

NEW YORK. Oct T.-M Reich.
former national amateur hrayyWeighf
champion. defeated Tom Kennedy of
New York In n 10 round bout here Co
niRht Reich weighed 20q pounds
four more than bis opponent Jim
IOney. the Dublin giant. and Terry
Keller. q California heavyweight. met
IN the same rinE. the referee stopping
the bout In the ninth round 20 save
Keller from q knockout The weights
we're; Cohey 20i. Keller 1924.
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GOVERNMENT TO OSTEND

AMSTERDAM. oct Z. via London
T.31 p M The Nieuw Dan Den Dar
SAYS that the Belgian government h.
DAY was moved from Antwerp 10 o..
tend
The paper says that the German
commander of The forces besleRing
AhtWerp sent an officer Carrying v
Nhlle nag INTO the city This morning
70 announce that the bombardmenf
or the temporary canifal would com.
mcnce a. 20 this forenoon. MANY
frfurccs left for Holland and II noon
the Eovernmcnt was transferred 10
Ostend
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THIRTY MEN INJURED

Srscrial Dispatch to the Intelligence.
thAFTON. " Va. Oct. thirty.
noon on the R a % branch line south
or ttrefton, when n train Of three cars
vas derailcd along the river bank. W
n. Malone. Of Grafton. W. Va. Iohu
schmidt. of Shinnston. W. Va Mrs III
w. Mines OF Rowlcshurr. and r. N
fennei. % Elkina. W Va. were thc
most seriously hurt The others were
only slightly injured.
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ACCIDENTLY SHOT

special Dispatch 20 the fntcuircnesr
FAihMONT. W Va. Oct Earl
Malone. aged years. Of Morgantown.
with his parents. while visiting friends
90 CataWba. near This city. was shot
and fatally Injured BY n playmate to-
night The older boy had found a
shotgun. and they were playing with
n when u was DISCHARGED The
charRc entered the chest of the little
lad. he D. 81 the Miners hospital.
expected 20 die
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PUZEMYSL WEAKENING

LONDON Oct q gas a. M Dis.
patches from Lemberg. according 20
the Reuter- correspondent al pefro.
tlad. say that The Russian heavy ar.
tHlefy D. continuously bombnrdinr
lrzemysl and gradually DESTROYING the
fortress and the town. where the shells
sct hre 20 many houses. All the Aus.
irian efforts 10 relieve the garrison
have Jailed and their attempts. the
CORES espondeni adds. have resulted In
considerable losses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
MURDER
Woman While Temporarily Insane
Kills Young Dsughter-Tries To
XIII officer and Self.

Special Dispatch to the InteiIigencer.
Steubenville. o.. Oct. 7.-Another
murder was added TO the already large
list OF this vicinity this morning when
Mrs. Maud Schilling. former resident
OF this place, went violently insane
at her home in Weirton. W. Va, and
shot her eight-year-old daughter.
Dorothy. The child died instantly.
she then attempted her own life and
when an attempt was made to arrest
her she levelled the gun at OFFICER
Morrison of the Weirton police. but
II failed TO explode. She was then
In jail.
The coroner and Hancock county
officials were notified and the woman
was removed TO the New Cumberland
JAN where an investigation will be
made into her mental condition. lr
Is understood by the woman's neigh
mors that she has been acting
strangely during the paat week.
brooding. it is claimed over some al
legged trouble she has had with her
husband. Officer Morrison had been
notthed to visit the home and was
on his way there when he heard the
revolver shot.
Has Narrow Escape.
He tried to ente rthe door but found
II locked. Bursting into the room he
beheld the horrible spectacle OF the
violent mother standing over. the life.
less body Of her own daughter. with a
smoking revolver in her hand. She
raised the gun 10 the officers head
and pulled the trigger. The. officer.
VINO was unarmed. beat a hasty re-
treat. securing a large board TO ward
on anything tha. might come his way.
AS he entered the second time. the
woman placed the gun to her own
temple but Il failed to go. He sprang
upon her. disarming her in the action
Physicians were called but their ef
forts were needless The chfld's
death had been instantaneous. the
bullet entering the brain. All doors
and windows had been locked by the
frantic woman. and the only thing
mat Is thought TO have prevented a
triple tragedy was the fact that the
hammer OF the gun jammed after the
hrst shot was hred. Three GOOD car
tridges still remained in the revolver
II Is understood that Mrs. SchiuinR
had received 800 from a man in this
city for an illegitimate child. Follow
ing this her husband deserted her and
went TO Lock Haven. Pa. where ne
has been living. She complained some
days ago that her life was in danger
but this was considered an hallucin-
alton
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with state department officials within
few days and would ask that formal
consideration be given the question OF
recognition.
Consul Silliman. who has returned
70 Washington after a sojourn OF
three months In Mexico as the per.
sonai representative Of President
wilson. resumed conferences with
state department officials today on
the Mexican situation generally with
ognition. IL was said.
Reports received by the state de-
partment today indicated that the bat.
tie between the forces of Governor
Maytorena and General Hill at Naco.
continues without advantage TO either
OF the contestants. Intermittent OK.
changes OF shots are reported TO have
apparently caused minor casualties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
WAR TAX BILL
Completed BY Senate Caucus Makes
Numerous Changes In the
House Bill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Reyision
OF the administration war revenue
Dill was completed by the Caucus of
senate Democrats late today and
preparations made to press the meas
ure in the Senate. Senator Simmons.
IN charge of the bill. said the finance
committee would present IL to the
Senate tomorrow and consideration
begin at once. He believed a week
OF debate would dispose with the bill
and clear the way for adjournment
As the bill was completed by the
caucus, with its added levies on beer
and rectihed spirits. and minus the
mobiles Senator simmons estimated
that II would yield annually about
SlO5.OOO.OOO unless slump in beer
production cuts down the estimated
revenue from that source.
The increased tax on beer is ex-
pected TO yield from s43,00O.000 10
SAC. 100000 and the rectifed spirits
tax of fve cents gallon is calculated
TO raise $5.0O0.O00. Stamp taxes on
negotiable Instruments. stocks and
bonds, deeds and transfers. bills of
lading. Pullman car and steamship
tickets and insurance policies are ex-
pected TO yield S30.OO0.000 and a
stamp tax and patent medicines, cos
metic and perfumeries Is expected TO
yield $1,000 900.
Rest From Special Taxes.
The remainder will come from spe-
cial taxes on theaters and places OF
amusement. on tobacco. cigar and Gig
arctic manufacturers and on domestic
wines.
The caucus eliminated today a spe-
cial tax OF $40 on brokers. cutting out
$500. 900 OF estimated revenue. A Wig
orous contest by Senator Lewis. OF
Illinois. resulted in a reduction OF the
tax on Pullman tickets from two cents
to one cent each. II was estimated
that the two-cent tax would have
yielded half a million dollars of reve-
nue.. Efforts TO impose a stamp tax
on bank checks OF one or two cents
each were voted down.
The caucus authorized the finance
committee TO revise the tax on cigar
cites. formerly fixed by the committee
At s24 for each manufacture II will
be graduated along the lines OF the
cigar manufacturers tax. which
charges dealers from s6 10 s96. ac-
cordinR 10 the volume Of business.
The insurance law agreed upon as
the house provision for a levy on
all property insurance but with life
insurance eliminated This was done
by the Senate finance committee be
fore the caucus was called. and was
left unchanged by the conference. As
II stands In the bill a tax OF one-half
OF one cent per t1.00 OF premium r.
levied on all property insurance,
ashore OF ahoat. cooperative and
mutual policies being exempt as are
relssued policies Fidelity and guar
pntee insurance would pay similar
rate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
MARSHALL COUNTY OPENS
AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION
PROTEST
China Sends Formal Objection 10
Japan on Grounds That Neutral
ity Is Being Violated.

PEKING. Oct. s. Q:45 a. mD-The
government has been informed that
party of thirty japanese occupied
on "Wednesday the stations OF the
Shantung railway at Tainan the west.
ern terminus OF the German owned
road. The foreign Office Immediately
upon receipt of this Intelligence de-
livered another protest to the Jap
anese legation demanding the with
drawal OF the japanese troops and
asking for p reply.
However. despite the ultimatum.
IKE Character of the Chinese note. IL
Is admitted that China does not fr,-
Ieno 70 night. In the meantime the
Japanese are preparing to reopen
traffic on the road.
The feeling here against the Japa-
nese Is becoming intense. The pa
pers publish accounts OF their alleged
misbehavior with characteristic ex.
aegeration. For example. a petition
from the citizens OF Wei Hsien saws.
The Japanese arrived here three
days ago. since when the misery sus-
tanned by the people Is beyond de.
scription. The actual number here
mas not yet been ascertained. but the
streets and the lanes are crowded with
these dwarfs"
An American missionary who Is
acting as a correspondent at Wei
Hsten telegraphs that a total OF 200
japanese had arrived there by the
third day OF occupation. and that on
the fourth day all but 30 OF the sol
diers proceeded westward without hav-
ing molested the inhabitants. although
the people are much In fear Of both
the Japanese and Chinese troops.
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VICTORY
For Avstrisns and Germans over Rus.
SLAMS Reported IN ohcial
Dispatch.

MANCHESTER. Mass. Oct The
Austro- Hungarian embassy here 10.
night announced the receipt Of an ON.
rial wireless message from Count Won
berchtoid. the foreign secretary III
Austria-iungary AZ follows.
Austro-Hungarian and German
forces are hRhtinF successfully ahoul.
dgr 70 shoulder In Russian Poland.
whore their sudden advance seems fo
nave completely surprised the Rus.
SLAMS. who were rcpulsed across the
Nisiula In their attempt 10 cross that
river Our forces took a bridge near
SandOmlcrz (Sandomirl
The advance In Gairia ia being
carried on systematically. A Russian
division Of infantry was repulsed bv
~ near Tarnovezcg. The defeat n
the Russians In the Carpafhiane is
complete
Csignedl COUNT BERCHTOLD~
The foregoing o. connrmatorv Of
the official adVirrH received nv r.t1.
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Boundary Marked.

NACO. Sonora. Oct. THE interna-
uonal boundary here was marked to-
day by American flags, and Col. Gull
ioyle. commander of the American
border patrol. placed protecting out
posts where the Mexican forces at
tacking and defending Naco could be
closely watched. These actions were
taken in view of attempts said to have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
HOME COMING CELEBRATION
b Elm G HELD IN
M0UNDSVILLE.
Mammoth Street Parade Held
Last Evening-Fine Program
For To-day.
Today's PROGRAM.

,o,o ioosJs Proorsr.
~. 80 a. m.-Amateur Judging.
1900 a. m.-Address BY Col E
w. Oglebay.
100 p. m.-Baby show at the
court house.
$500 D.. m.-Grand Parade and
finale.
Band concerts all over the city.
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island of Borkum. where the Germans
have a naval base and within sixty
miles of Helgoland and the naval
arsenal at Wilhelmshaven the dash Of
the submarine is considered here q
particularly daring one
The Dutch naval stan announces
that the sinking OF the destroyed oc-
Cured several miles on Schiermon-
nikoog and well outside Dutch terri
torial waters.
Cruiser Also.
LONDON. Oct. s, 1880 a. ma
despatch to the Central News from
Harwich. Eng, says that a rumor is in
circulation there OF the sinking OF a
German cruiser in addition to the
German torpedo boat destroyer"
Mines Sink Six Vessels.
PARIS. Oct. Z. 2:30 D. m.-The Mes
sagero publishes despatch from An
coma in Italy on the Adriatic, tele-
graphs the Rome correspondent of the
Havas agency. which declares that
four Austrian torpedo boat destroyers
have been lost on the coast OF Dal-
malta as result OF coming in contact
with mines.
The Ancona despatch adds that a
majority OF the members of the crews
OF these six vessels lost their lives
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COUNT BERCHTOLD"

The foregoing o. connrmatorv OF
the official advices received by cable
from Vienna today. embodyinr the
statement uf General Won Hoefor
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TuE WEATHER.
WASHINcToN, Oct. 7.-Forecaat:
ohio-rGr Thursday; Friday unset
Western Psnnsyivania and west viz
g1nsa-cloudy Thursday; Friday unset
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MOTHER
SHOOTS
To KILL. |.
SHE STAYS THE MAN WHO
HAD WRONGEO HER
DAUGHTER

Mobile, .tlt. Aug. 1o.-When !.
Leroy BroWn wen known young
man Of this city concluded propo-
siuon that he marry Vivian 1Mc-
Gowan, rs years Of age, so as to
amend for a wrong done the girl,
Mrs. Florena MCGOWAN, The mother
of the girl. n the presence OF court
officers, dre@ revolver from her
handbag and opened fire on Brown,
inflicting wounds from which he died
ON Thursday night
The shooting was dramatic ann
came at the conclusion of a pre-
liminary trial of Brown There was
a consultation, and Brown agreed 70
marry the girl When Brown entered
aud took a seat Mrs McGowan arose
and. saying, You marry my daueh-
ter! That is adding insult TO in
iury!' she Immediately began firing
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FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
heep Stomach Sweet liver Adye Bowels REGULAR
SHALL INCREASED
LEVY BE VOTED
CONTINUED From Page onel

lContlnued From Page Onel
There should De money enough n
handle the schools
Gus Keatsch. Jim p the scnoor
but hardly know about The electric
night plant
Chas Eisenschmidt Hardly de-
eided. bnt feel tha, taxes are high
enough Favor ownership of cleo
trio light plant. but think taxes are
high enough.
Nose Weinberger. Tm against .t
George Henderson. ] think it all
right to own electric light plant. but
commissioners have not given us
enough time or information on the
subject
J. A. Milne. Against electric light
plant can't afford it az This time.
I'm for schools. sin vote for ID.
Felix Adler: I'm against electrio
iieht proposition. but schools hardly
decided. may be- for d.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolyes gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and all Irregularities of
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women Regulates bladder trou-
bles in children. II not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt Of $1.00 One small bottle is
two months treatment, and seldom
fails to perfect a cure. Send for tes-
timonials from this and other states
Dr. 2. w. Hall, 1926 Olive Street, St
Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.-Adv.
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" T. Greene. Hopk.nton. y. IT,
writes Che following letter. which
Hil interest every one who has kid
ner trouble For over a wear. Mrs
Greene had been afflicted with "a
very stubborn kidney trouble Foley
kidney Pills done more TO complete
her recovery than any medicine she
has taken and feel &C. my duty "a
recommend them For sale By all
druggists
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LILIES DRUG STORE

In conductn- our contest, for a
free trip 10 the Panama Exposition
next year, and nine other valuable
prizes. we lind IL necessary to adopt
The following rules
First
All votes in the hands OF candidates
or their friends not bearing date
must be cast and sounted not later
than Saturday, August. the fifteenth.
Second
All votes issued between August
18th and September 1st will bear an
August date and must be in the bal
box 70 be counted Saturday Sep
mbor 5th
September votes must bc i'm by
SATURDAY., October 3rd
October votes must be I'm bv Sat
urdav October 21st.
November votes can run until close
OF the ballot November tho lith. but
must be i'm by s p. m, OF that day.
Third
Candidates must not solicit votes
i'm the store.
Fourth
Candidates must keen q record Of
Due RiN Tickets sold and reDort
once q week or oftener for all tickets
sold settling in full for them before
more tickets are issued
Fifth.
Votes for Due Bin Tickets are not
ISSUED until tickets are maid for.
After this date five dollar Due Bill
Tickets VIII carry ten thousand
votes: one dollar tickets. one thou
sand votes. 10 20 10 the contestant
sellin. the ticket.
These Due bin Tickets are good
for 'he purchase Of anything we car
~ IN stock the same as cash or for
payment or accounts
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Nrs Woodrow Wilson. wife OF the
President o. tie United States. died
in tae Wate Hon g Taurs iae after q
sHor f.rass. ~ which Etue "as
snoan t1 the public 900 forts holr
before beg death Twelve hours he-
lra e d.ad & Nas learned thar slf
fne ictim OF Bri-lts disease
Wieh had assumed a serious form
ilce .es- March. This Hith compli-
cations vas the cause.
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Letter files for sale at Tho Leader
'fjce Price S5c. 8 for s1.03.
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TODAY's QUOTATIONS
Markets by Wire
cATTLE


Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 10
Receipts, 1000.
Market, strong; &c higher
Dressed beef steers. $9.25 to $10.2J.
Prime fed steers, $775 to 1925.
Cows and heifers, $425 to $3.50.
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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25
PROCLAMATION

Pursuant TO resolution passed by
the Board of School Directors Of the
Parish of Natc,itoches La. at Il spe-
clal meeting on May 18th, 1911
], Edgar Levy president Of said
Board, hereby give notice that in
compliance with said resolution a
special election will he held in New
Prospect School District. Ward 8,
NatchitOches Parish on the first day
of July. 1914. for the purpose of sub
milling tC the property lax payers
qualified under the constitution and
laws Of the State OF Louisiana tO-wit.
10 levy 10 mill tax on the dollar in
New Prospect School District. Nat
chitOcheS Parish, La, subject II State
taxation annually for Period of 5
years for the purpose of giving addi-
tiOnal aid to schools in sail district.
For the purpose OF special election
the polling place will be at New Pros
pect Scnool House and G.. w. Massey
Napoleon Basco and CT. r. Mitchem
are appointed commissioners and
Jesse Fletcher is appointed Clerk to
serve at said election. all of whom
will serve without compensation. At
said election he polls shall open at
I o'clock a. m. and close at ) o'clock
D nj. and the election will be conuuc-
ted IN accordance with he laws of
Louisiana applicable thereto. Notice
is also given that at 10 o'clock a. m.
July 9Th. 19l+ the said Parish Board
of School Directors will meet at Nat
chitoches La. and in open session
proceed to open the ballot box, ex-
anime and Count the ballots in num-
Der and amount, examine and canvass
the returns thereof and declare the
results of the election.
This the 26th day OF May 1914.
Edgar Levy, Pies,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25
Special Meeting Of the Board of
School Directors of the Parish Of
Natchitoches, La. May Is 1914

Whereas there has been petition
filed with this Board signed by more
than one-fourth of property tax pay
ers of New Hope, NatchitOcheS Par
ish, La. eligible to vote at such cleo
ton. praying that a special election
be ordered in and for said district.
Ward s. at which Shall be submitted
the following proposition tO-Wit:-
10 'eyl a special tax Of five mills
on tt dollar on all property in said
New Hope School District, Ward s.
Natchitoches, Parish, La, subject tC
State taxation annually for period
Of five years for the purpose of build
ing and giving additional aid to
schools in said district.
And whereas in the opinion Of this
Board Of School Directors Of the Par
ish Of NatchitOches, La, such special
election is necessary and advisable,
that special election be and the same
is hereby ordered to be held at regu-
lar polling places in said New Hope,
Ward s. Of the Parish Of Natch:tO-
Ches, La, on Wednesday July /, lcl4,
at which shall be submitted the fol-
lowing proposition to-Wit:
To levy a special tax of > mills on
the dollar on all property in said New
Hope School District of NatchitOches
Parish La, subject to State taxation
annually for period of . years for
the purpose of building and giving
additional aid to said district.
That fhe Sec'ty., Of this Board be
and he is hereby instructed TO have
prepared for use at Said special eIeG-
ion Il Si1ff:ciput uIIultEsr nf "a : On
each Of lIich shall I've printed tle
pr0posi} bH mentioned in this resolu-
and as follows: