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Mohave County miner., 1914-10-24
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
NEW SUITS FILED
Two Cases to Be Doeketed and Sew.
eral Orders Entered in Circuit
Court Yesterday.

Two new suits were filed yesterday
with the clerk of the Circuit Court.
one being the outgrowth of a racy case
In Squire Wickham's court. Several
orders were also entered.
The case of William Luke Myer. by
his next friend. Mary ]. Kimeny. VS.
Adolph Kimeny and W. ]. Colts. was
Med with the clerk by Attorney A. L.
Sawtell. IL is TO settle a question Of
who is to be guardian.
A chancery suit TO settle an estate
was filed by Attorney T. S. Riley.
styled Charles Woods, administrator.
VS.. Mary Baker. ct al The estate in
volved is that OF Catherine Wetzel. de-
ceased.
Judge Newman entered an order d.
recting Joseph Schaefer to pay $40
per month toward the maintenance of
bis children pending the final decree in
a divorce suit against his wife. Lena
Schaefer.
A suit from the court Of Squire Com.
pers was filed yesterday afternoon,
styled ]. J. Coniff VS.. W. VI. McMechen
and J. II. Crago. for attorney fees.
Judgment had been rendered for the
plaintiff for the sum of $349.50. and
the defendants appealed the case.
Judge Newman also entered an order
in the matter OF Minnie Dixon. guar
dian TOR Miss Mary Mcdonald. who is
now IL years of age. The order per
mits the guardian TO pay SIS per
month for her wards board. sl2O per
year for her clothing and $50 per year
for educational purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL
CADETS OFFTcERs nAnrEDl

Tho cadet corps of the Cathedral High
school hes been organized Tor the ensu-
inG year and the personnel uf the Off
Gers and urifafcH were taken Hf the hat
tnllton drill which was bold "wednesday
afternoon. The personnel OF tho COM
misaioned Officers ~ the battalion ~
o. follows.
Major Eart veneei. adiutant law.
rrrrr fndden Company A. captain AM
bruae NuEnces nrHt lieutenant IaaaDb
schmidt, second Lieutenant. Dan Hoaisv
Inmpany o.. captain. Harold kaltenhnch +.
firaf lieutenant Joseph Glass. second
lieutenant Dennis Duffy COMPANY a.
captain Louis fueucr. fret ueufrnanf
Hnrrf koFa. second lieutenant rohn
sprauch. company ID. captain. Herbert
rfruNfr. fret lieutenant. CharIra Mo-
Ia1dHnt second lieutenant Louis WrId-
ufr COMPANY D.. captain Vincent Arm
hruetfr. urHt lieutenant Hohf Riley
second lieutenant Edward unilfr. Drum
CORPS captain. Tomas M0nbor. nrrf
lieutenant. John Campbell. second lien
tenant Arthur kearuF. color rerr-nnt-
John Burns. The Huuulnffnrnf OH u drur-i
major viii b. made within che nert two
weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
PATRONS SUFFER
Suouroanites Unable to Secure Suit.
able Service Since w. Var. a.
E Co. Changed Schedule.

since the new schedule went into
erect on the Elm Grove divfsion NJ
the west Virginia Traction a Electric
company lines there has been general
complaint from the patrons OF the line,
Inc former schedule OF ~ minutes
was doubled. and now. during the day.
the cars are operated on a f5-minute
schedule. IL was generally Thought
mat this schedule would be effective
during the middle OF the day. when
tranic is light. but the facts prove
mat 1t Is not adequate in taking care
OF the passengers during the evening
and morning rush hours.
During the evening the cars are
packed TO the limit with people who
work IN the city and are on their way
10 their homes in the out-the-pike dis
trict- In several cases since the new
scheuule went into effect the cars
IeaVlng the city every Is minutes have
carried from 80 TO 125 passengers in
cars that are intended to seat about
80. And this is not the case in the
evenings alone for an equal number
OF people are compelled TO ride the
cars TO their places OF employment dur
ing the morning. and the condition OF
the cars is almost as crowded at this
time
Running on the new schedule, the
cars are invariably late. owing TO the
TACT that they make almost every stop
and are compelled TO haul passengers
10 their capacity. In this case, IL some
one misses his regular car he is COM
PEELED TO wait full Is minutes. and in
case the car is late. which Il usually
Is at this time. he is late getting to
work.
IL is said that the matter is being
taken up by the Public Service Com
mission, and that thorough investi-'
cation will be made OF the conditions
in general.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
AT NORTH STREET
Delightful Affair Marks Close Of
Third and Most Successful Year
Of Passionate Of Or. Hess.

Marking the close Of the third ana
most successful year In the pastor
ate of Rev J n Hess. a. the North
street N =. church. the Adult Bible
class o. that church entertained with
a delightful affair last niRht. compn-
mentary 90 the pastor Assisting the
Adult class was the Young Mems
Bible class. About seventy Eve per
sons were in attendance
short program was carried out
and was supplemented with a social
hour. The ladies OF the class served
an excellent supper Samuel webb
presided. and several brief addresses
were made Among those speaking
were W A Wilson. former superin
tendent ~ the Sunday school. W ".
Evans. teacher Of tho Young Mems
Bible class. Arthur ~ Strickland.
assistant superintendent Rev. Hess.
teacher n the Adult class and Mr.
White. assistant teacher
Dr Hess has been pastor Of North
street church for the past three
years. The one just ending has been
me most successful in The history OF
The CONGREGATION. and the members
are unanimous in their desire 20 have
him returned b. the conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
GAS, HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION OR
A SICK STOMACH
"PAPE's oiAPEPsiN" ENDS ALL
STOMACH DISTRESS IN
FIVE MINUTES.

Time ~ Pape's Diapepsin will d.
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach
surely within ave minutes.
IL your meals don't NJ comfortably,
or what you eat lies like a lump OF
LEAD In your stomach. or N you have
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a fifty
cent case OF Pspe's Diapepsin and take
dose Just as soon as you can. There
VIII be no sour risings. no belching OF
undigested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling In the stomach. nau-
sea. facilitating headaches, dizziness
or Intestinal gripping. This will all 20.
and. besides. there will be no sour
food left over In the stomach TO poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs. because IL
takes hold of your food and digests Il
just the same as II your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in Ave minutes from all stom.
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large ffty-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
months. II belongs in your home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
The CONCEIT OF sEF.CoNsCIousNEss.
By Ruth Cameron

a group Of people were trying 10
learn some Of the steps Of the new
dances.
one girl hung back Despite re-
peted urRings from the rest. she
would not venture herself out upon
the floor
Why won't you just try" demand
cd Der chum.
oh I'm 30 stupid and awkward. d"
she protested. don't like TO make a
fool Of myself
Grace was always terribly modest. d"
said one of the Girls In an aside a.
they gave up urging the reluctant one
and went back 90 their practicing
Ter Judgment was kindly. but
don't think ~ was good. do you2
] should say that Grace was inclined
70 b. vain and cOnccited rather than
modest
Several Of the others were more or
less awkward. but that didn't prevent
them from trying TO be- less 40 Tbev
we're too much absorbed In learning to
think how they looked She was too
much absorbed IN thinking how she
looked Co try 10 learn
oelt-consclousness ls continually
passing itself on and being accepted
as modcsty. AZ a matter of fact. 90 Be-
really one of the worst forms OF pride
To b. excessively solfconscious lei
20 eraEEcrate your own Importance
People aren't half 10 interested ln
little you az you think they are "ne-
warc % too sublime q sense Of your
own worth and consequence" la
warning a. much needed BY the self
conscious soul who is in deadly fear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

nation of the sowing OF mines in the
Adriatic. promising to indemnify .he
families of the fishermen who lost
their lives and 20 adopt measures to
prevent a repetition Of such occur
renee.
A quietus also has been given re
ports that the relations between the
allies and Turkey are critical. both the
British foreign office and the Turkish
embassy issuing denials and explain
Ing that the reports do not represent
the views of the government. The
British naval mission which went -
Turkey to reorganize the Turkish navy
after the Balkan wars has returned
TO ENGLAND. however. arriving today.
a fresh outcry has arisen against
the severe censorship. II Is pointed
cut that the Germans have allowed
German. American and Dutch cores
pondents TO visit the front, while not
a single British correspondent is with
Field Marshal French's army.
The Evening Star says:
This method Of making war in the
dark is depressing to the British pub
lie and is not likely to stimulate re-
cruiting"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

Of the limelight AZ by the arrogant
person who tries 10 keep II on him.
self all the time
Excessive fear OF appearing ridicu-
ious Is one OF the commonest forms
OF this inverted vanity and makes
many people lose half the fun OF life.
\ girl who was visiting AZ q summer
resort and had not brought her bath
ing suit wanted 10 take a swim. a
bathing suit was offered her. 10 vas
TOO large. and OF course looked rather
funny She firmly refused 70 wear
~ Why ] could never appear on
the beach again" she declared. "ev.
efyone would point me out a. the girl
who wore The funny bathing SUIT" she
battered herself Everybody" had =
Few other things 20 think Of besides
her She Lost her swim and disap-
pointed the hostess. who was trvins
90 hard 20 please her-ali because she
bad an exaggerated idea OF her own
IMPORTANCE
The excessive sensitlveness. on
which the people who possess h are
20 apt 20 pride themselves. fs SIN An
other form Of vanity They continual
~ imagine other people are trying "a
shFht them when. a. a matter % fact.
other people are doing just what 9TH
OF people usually do-thinking Of their
own concerns
Zach human being Isl in the lime
light on his own STAGE. and ~ takes
some big force 20 get him ont Of that
position So don't be- 20 afraid 81 BE-
lng conspicuous; the danger is far
less than you imagine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
INDEPENDENCE
tconunu.d from Pr, P,1,,

IN manufactures and In production Of
ell which man produces. We will enter
into a series Of competitive efforts
with the far east which have never
been equalled In this world Of ours.
a Great Conflict.
The great population Of China We
say shall not be permitted to come 10
our shores Al the same time We sav
that China shall not be permitted 10
smut out our people or our goods
such a position as We take. porhsns
cannot be abandoned By our people.
but q can never be- enforced I'M ne
long run without the power 70 enforce
~ When China is awakened. going
out into the world. We will have n con.
net on our hands which will last FOR
many years. probably many centuries.
70 o. a. certain as that the sun will
arise tomorrow that q conflict will
come between the Far East and the
Far West across The Pacific ocean. !
hope war may not come. 7 have little
faith that In This world OF ours poo.
pie and races are able 10 meet I'M com.
petition for long period OF time " lth.
out an armed conflict A nght for
commercial supremacy On the end
leads 10 hght with arms. because
that d. the final arbiter between M.
lions
When Representative Mann took The
floor Manuel Quezon. resident commits.
fioner from the Philippines. had just
concluded a plea Tor independence and
for prompt action on the Jones bin.
which would declare the purpose of
the United States TO grant indcpcnd
ence a. soon az the Filipinos are ca.
pabio % self government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
NOT MURDER
Police Called TO Home OF Charles
West on chapline Street Expect Fl
ing Horrible Crime Evidence
Only Drunk.

y family row OF unusual proper
tons called the uptown police 10 the
home OF Charles West az No. 1893
Chapline street about 1880 o'clock
last night. Charles and his wife, Il
would seem, had taken on consider
able "Mingo Special" and we're hav-
Ing some chewing match. Neighbors
Tor half block around got scared
and called the police headquarters.
saying that murder was being com
mitted When the coppers arrived on
the scene everything had Quoted
down considerably. but Charley took
a ride TO police headquarters. where
he viii answer a charge OF disorderiy
conduct this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
LADS TO BE RETURNED

Two Moundsville lads. Virgil Kirk.
patrick and Morris Holsey. aged 10
and IA years. respectively. ran away
from their homes a few days ago
and decided TO try the hobo" stunt
The lads landed in Washington. Pa,
wednesday evening and we're imme-
diately arrested and taken to the
juvenile court. They stated they
were from Moundsville and had had
enough cumming"
The police at Washington tele-
phoned Chief Games al Moundsville,
and the necessary transportation was
sent to bring the Dung lads back to
their homes. They will arrive at the
Mound City this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
WANTS A BOUT
Mickey Memsnvs. Of Wellsbura. AK
ious % Again Meet Nish Gale.
ger, q Pittsburgh

Special Dispatch t0 o.. Intelligence.
WELLSBTFG ". Va. Oct L.
Mickey Nc Manus. the Wellsbura boy
Who was put 10 sleep In the last half
minute Of his six-round 90 with Nish
Galleger. ~ Pittsburgh. ~ steuben.
VILE Monday night when the Smoke
town wallOD"r stuck a haymakcr up
srainst Mickeys Jaw wants another
chance % prove that Nish cant turn
the Trick e second time. Mickey stated
today that he had been fairly noored
and haa no kick coming on that score.
but he feels satisfied that o. was over.
confidence on bic part that gave Nish
The chance TO put the big one across
Therefore he intends 10 20 after the
Pittsburgher Tor another whiri AZ an
early date
Galleger. in statement made NJ
Pittsburgh yesterday. waa frothy over
The fact that reports had been sent OUT
giving him the bout BY a close margin.
while one message had BE- that he had
lost "Ahere's nothing 20 Co." he d..
clared. 20 bic that boy s0 hard that ho
was out 30 minutes. and they had %
cali a doctor 10 brinr him around
The truth Of the matter is. Nirh ie
runninr wild eyed If is ffue that be-
put MCManuH out. buf tho Wouaburr
boy was down only f0f n minute Fur
thermore. except for tho third and last
rounds Mickey had Gallerer on the
run
However. there seems only one lori
cal Way 10 settle the argument. and
that ia for them 10 30 ~ 10 again ~
smother match can be- arranged which
seems probable there bids fair 10 b.
sll kinds Of hair and Our flying before
tbs fracaa IL finished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
CASE COMPROMISED
Offer Of Composition In Wolfe Bank.
ruptey Case Is Confirmed BY
Federal Court

In the bankruptcy matter OF Jacob
Wolfe. the dealer In jewelry. and order
was entered In Federal Court yester-
day, confirming the offer OF the bank
iupt TO compromise on basis OF 20
per cent. The order further directed
the payment by the clerk OF costs in
the suit In addition to the twenty per
cent dividend TO the general creditors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
HORSE THIEF
Man Charged With Stealing Horse
rom Local Firm Arrested In
Cumberiand-To Be Returned.

Word was received at police head
quarters yesterday evening that a man
oy the name Of Roberts had ben appre.
hended al Cumberland. Md. on n
charge OF stealing horse from Burns
q Church. OF this city. Detective has.
tings left Immediately to bring the man
and the stolen goods back. II seems
that the man hired a large bay horse
and runabout from the stables. stating
mat he wanted 10 take a drive. Paw.
ing for the rig. the stablemen did not
feel worried about the matter until
long after he was due TO return. when
ne reported IL to the police lie had
been seen 10 drive out OF the city
towards the east. and the towns were
notified In that direction 10 pick him
IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
SUSPECTS HELD
Two Men Arrested In Cleveland,
Charged With Local Robbery,
Said to Have Confessed.

Squire Hobbs last night committed
to jail Harkey Wiseman and William.
alias Red" Seamon. who were ar
rested in Cleveland Wednesday.
charged with robbing Nell Hamilton,
proprietress of a house in the segre.
gated district of over $50 Detective
Dave Cleary. of the local force. ar.
rived yesterday afternoon with his
men and lodged them in the local
jail where. u is said. they confessed
TO the robbery.
The theft was committed Sunday
night and the men Immediately got
out OF town and were not heard of
until their arrest. Descriptions of he
men had been sent to the Cleveland
police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
ATTACKS CONTINUED.

WASHINGTON. oct. Attacks
upon the conference report on the
Clayton antitrust bill was continued
In the senate today by Senators Reed.
Weeks and Borsh. Senator Chiffon.
one OF the conferees. defended the
report
Senators Norris and Sterling wilt
speak in opposition 70 the conference
report tomorrow and % l. expected
vote will be reached before the Sat-
urday session Is ended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
CLEYELANDERS BUY
PARIS RUN MINE
NourDsvILLE MEN DISPOSE OF
VALUABLE HOLDINGS
TESTE2DAY.
Dss.ils Of Transaction Hos MADE Pubic.
hans Located Near noundsvflle
and N IN Operation

IL became known yesterday that the
PARIS Run coal mine located about a
mile above Moundsviile on PARIS run.
has changed hands. G. n. Hunter and
paNld Levi joint owners. disposing OF
land
The property II valuable one. fnclud-
Ing about 200 acres OF coal land ana n
modern mine which II being operated
The mine Il comparatively new one.
ana employs about 100 men At present.
made public. IL is understood the new
owners contemplate making extensive
improvements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
REV. G. F. PETER
ARRIVES IN CITY
NEW RECTOR OF ST. MATTHEWS
p. u. CHURCH CAME HERE
YESTERDAY
WIN Preach Opening Sermon at Re-
opening OF Local Church Sunday
Aorning-comes From wash
tnGton, ID. Q.

Rev. G. Freeland Peter. OF Washing
ton, ID q. who recently accepted the
Episcopal church OF this city, arrived
IN Wheeling yesterday morning. 10 as
sumo his new charge. He was extended
a call by the local congregation about a
month ago. but his acceptance or AZ was
not announced until very recently. He
will preach his first sermon as rector OF
the church at the morning service sun
day.
DR.. Peter Is enthusiastic regarding the
outlook or St. Matthews While he Is
not yet Intimately acquainted with the
Held and has not outlined his work he
Is delighted with the prospects of a sue
cessful rectorship.
Last night he expressed himself as
being faNorably impressed with Wheel
ing Il am sure shall like II here" ne
said. young man OF a charming per-
sonahty. DIT. Peter has already made
ton. and he viii undoubtedly soon be-
come one Of the most popular ministers
Of the city.
Prominent in Church.
DIT. Peter has been in the ministery
o. the Protestant Episcopal church since
lsoV and occupies a prominent place In
mat denomination. ne attended the
Tenn, and then completed the course at
the General Theological Seminary. New
York city. receiving a degree OF s. 7.
y. After his graduation from that In
stitution he took up active work In the
Pro-Cathedral az Washington y. g. un-
der Bishop Satterlee. After being there
seven years. he was called az assistant
rector at Epiphany church Washing
ton, and spent three years in that field.
Wishing 70 further his education. he
arranged 70 attend oxford University.
England Al this time he was extended
call TO the rectorship OF St Mark =
church. Washington. but declined. lie
spent year abroad. attending oxford
University and IN travel and returned
10 Washington as associate rector OF
the Epiphany church. last October.
Al the present time. Dr. Peter Is stop
ping at the Mcclure hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
ABANDON BANQUET

NV YORK Ocf THE New
York chamber ~ commerce decided
today 20 abandon ita annuaf hanonot
because of The war Dr. was f.ie frat
Time such step had been agreed
upon since tho financial depression OF
1879. President Seth Low In "a state.
ment said ~ has been euErosted that
many members might DO glad to send
io ne Rcd Cross checks Tor $50. the
usual price of Tickets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

Members OF Wheeling lodge l.. o. O.
NJ. gathered at the home of the late
Carl Albingcr. at 142i Chapline street.
ritualistic services Of the order were
carried out. This morning at $3.50
o'clock. at the home. will be held snort
will be celebrated at ST. Joseph's cathe-
dral. Following these services inter
ment will be In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
TRI-COR NERED
BASEBALL FIGHT
HARVARD, YALE AND PRINCETON
WILL PLAY THREE GAMES
WITH EACH OTHER
Announcement Was Made Last Might
II Much Different Prom Former
Years Series.

PRINCETON - o.. oct. Harvard.
Yale and Princeton will play three
games with each other ln baseball next
spring according 20 new aEreemcut
which has just beeq reached by the autu-
Orifies Of the three universities aud
made public here tonight. Heretofore
Princeton and Yale. aud Harvard and
Yale have played a best two out or
three games serbs. while tho Harvard
Princeton supremacy has been decided
hy a single game. The champion ship Of
the three universities viii be decided on
percentage basil under the new agree
mrmt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

OTTO schos NJ. local muk dealer 49,
hurt Yesterday morning when he slip
ped from his waE0n near the ohio
valley General hospital Uo vas
taken inside che Institution and med
ical attention was rendered Last
nlght he was reported aq resting
eaflly The man received quite q
gaeh on the heed. rendering him par
TALLY unc0nacI0ur for time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
Dinner Party

Mrs. George Jepson and Miss Lucy
Jepson entertained few friends al
dinner last evening. complimentary to
Miss Sina Steenrod and Mrs. Mary
Hewetson. of Freeport. Ill. who are
the guest of relatives at theis place.
The home was decorated in an artis-
tic manner for the affair and an ele-
giant dinner was served.
Mrs. F. NJ. Young will also be host
ess TO number OF friends at a lunch
con OF pretty appointments at noon
al her home on Marietta street in
their honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
JUNCTION WON
heMeohsn School Team Defeated BIZ
Scholasues From Beuwood ON
McMechen Grounds.

~ O. sef IN inning contest at Nc
Aechen yesterday afternoon the Benz
wood Junction school team defeated the
McMefhcn school team b. the score ~
Z Co . The playing % Davis and Ma
son were the features n ~ b.
McMechen .....0 02a0 81 3
Efuwoud .....g % o. 81
Itatierica and Wilson. McITeury
and Wilson. Umpire. Murphy