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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

Marshal Ellie Williams. to await the
action OF the Parkersburg term OF the
federal grand jury.
An Involuntary petition In bank
ruptcy has been filed against A III.
Gaines, proprietor of a general store
in Moundsville. in the federal court.
An order of adjudication and an
order or reference were filed I'm the
federal court here yesterday in the
voluntary bankruptcy case of Harry
Grant. the Main street clothier. The
case was referred to Referee Henry
A. Nolte.
The bog cholera which has been ex-
lsting IN the Panhandle counties. has
practically been stamped out accord
ing TO a statement which has been
made public by DR.. l.. n. Refer, the
veterinarian, who has been working
10 stamp the disease out In the PAN
handle counties during the past few
months.
Much trouble was experienced dur
ing the past year from clogged water
meters over the city, caused by the
muddy water that passed through them.
should filtration plant be Installed of
which there Is every PROBABILITY. there
viii be no more such trouble expert
enced Zach day the city receives calls
from persons complaining OF the poor
water service which is due. II Is Thought.
TO the raw water
There is no smallpox in rhe city. ac-
cording TO DIR. Etzler. who has lately
made careful survey OF the town.
Many rumors have been going inc
rounds TO the effect that this dread dis
ease was prevalent. but this is ALSO
lutely false. according to the health de-
partment.
During the past year there have
been 1881 arrests made in the CITY by
the police department The city has col
lected IN fines and costs since July Sl3-
QUO. which Indicates that "A considerable
number DID not go 10 the works.
The board Of control met yesterday
morning FOR "a few moments only and
exchanged greetings. No business a.,
any nature whatever was done by the
BODY, but the board will take up regular
business this morning.
Mrs. l.. l.. Carpenter. OF this city
has purchased the millinery store or
sixteenth street which has been con.
Quoted FOR the past several years by
MISS Louise NoehL Mrs. Carpenter
who will now conduct the business. mas
had several years Of experience al the
business.
owing TO the FIRST day OF the wear
being holiday no New York or chi.
cago market reports were received In
the city yesterday. The market REPORTS
from all sections OF tho country will be
resumed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL IN
M0UNDSVILLE is FRUSTRATED

Tuesday night the door of the corri-
dor was purposely left unlocked and
policeman Ritner slipped In the CORR
dor about midnight Stationing them
selves where they could not be seen
but where they could see cell No. 3.
where Stein was confined. they watch
ed him work his way out OF the cell.
With broom stick and small piece
OF wood together with a hand spike
he released the hook on the lock and
opened the door. As he stepped from
the door. Officer Ritner flashed a re
volver in his face and at Tailor How
ards command. Stein threw up his
hands. He was then hand cuffed and
viii be kept that way until the grand
jury meets.
Jailor Howard stated yesterday that
Setin could not have secured his re-
lease but he could have waited at the
door of the corridor and could have
knocked the jailor unconscious and
secured the keys and let the entire
number confined in the jail out. Stein
Is about twenty-five years OF age and
mas been in this country about eigh-
teen years. He is considered a bad
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
Head Stopped Up? Can't Breathe?
Try the New External Treatment

phor. and Pine Tar. that are inhaled
WIN every breath. through the air
passages OF the lungs These vapors
oPen itr ar IagIIgcs. loosen the
pnlegm. and heal the raw surfaces
H The cold On 100 the chest. apply hot
vet towels to open the pores Vicka
thfn absorbed through the skin.
'ahIhf out maj tEhtness and soreness.
a little Nick'a applied uD mo noa-
irils aud over Tho tomulos H. vorv
nHnehcial Tor head colds and catarrk
ind VIII relieve most cases OF head.
icho and neuralgia Nick's is aleo OK
ceilrnt for Asthma. Hay Fever. and
bronchial Troubles. Three sizes. Al
an dealers-2Jc, soc. and 800
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
NEWS BRIEFS

At a meeting Of the Wheeling
Wireless Operators Association he1s
"wednesday evening az the home Of j
q. StrOebcl Jr.. in Pleasant Valley.
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. as follows. President. J. a..
Stroobel Jr. vice president. j. ~
Prohttt, secretary, Ernest Discher.
treasurer Gerald DevuTe
meeting Of the directors boz the
bankruptcy case of Herbert Flscho or.
Sietersvillo merchant viii be- held
this morning at 90 o'clock. before
Referee Henry A. Monte. Tor tho pur
pose of confirming the sale OF proper
" Of the bankrupt by Trustee s. g.
Lyle
Two federal prisoners. John Dug
an and Ralph Hercules. were remov.
Cd from the Ohio county fail 10 Wood
county, yesterday, BY Deputy U. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
MATTER WILL BE PRESENTED
TO STOCkHOLOER
SOON.
Proposed to Issue Stock Dividend and
to Increase Capital Stock to ST.
000, 900 - Prosperous Year.

An increase in the capital stock or
.he Wheeling Mold 4 Foundy Com
pany OF $250,00O, or from $750,00O to
$l,OOO.OOO, IL was understood yester-
day, Is likely TO be made within the
next few weeks. At least, such a
move will be recommended to the
stockholders at meeting to be held
soon, probably about the midle OF
January.
concern was held Wednesday after
noon. ostensibly for the purpose. II
was given out after the session, OF
meeting and becoming better ac-
quainted with the new president, II.
Il. Fields, of Pittsburgh, succeeding
9. +. Blue. resigned. who is soon to
leave the city.
However. yesterday II was under
stood from a reliable sourse, that the
directors had issued a cash dividend
OF per cent. The directors decided,
IL was understood. TO recommend 10
the stockholders that a stock dividend
OF 10 per cent be declared in lieu OF
the 2 per cent cash dividend, and also
that the authorized capital OF the
company be Increased from $3.50, 900
TO 100000.
This recommendation was sug-
gested because OF the large amount of
business handled and the success OF
the concern last year. BY increasing
the capital stock and declaring a
stock dividend. the present stockhold-
ers would thereby be beneftter. more
so than by the cash dividend, was the
view taken by the directors.
The matter will be presented to the
stockholders at a meeting to be held
sometime this month
Mr.. Fields was elected as president
and general manager of the Wheeling
Mold a. Foundry Company and as
sumed charge yesterday. though he
viii be unable to devote his entire
time 20 the office until after the FIRST
Of February.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
MAS0NS 0BSERV We
NEW YEARS. DAY
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE I'M
THE SCOTTISH RITE
CATHEDRAL.
Games and Other Amusements Were
Features OF Celebrstion-Buffet
Luncheon Served.

A very delightful open house en-
tertainment and dance was given by
the Scottish Rite Masons at the Ca
thedral at the corner Of Fourteenth
and Byron streets yesterday evening.
The event was one of the most sue
cessful affairs of the holiday season
and was attended by about FIVE hun
ured persons. The evening program,
which was rendered I'm the Cathedral
Hall on the second floor of the build
ing, was composed principally of
music and was well rendered by ali
VINO took an active part i'm the rem
uerlns OF the various selections The
program for the evening was opened
by Appenzeller's Imperial Orchestra,
Whlch rendered a very interesting
musical selection. The complete pro-
gram as rendered is as follows:
,si........A ppenzeliers' Imperial Orchestra
Address 81 Welcome ...............
e.,.....,,...... ....br. John W. Morris. 33'
Tenor solo MY Dreams" PM ii1f;sirs
Piano solo. Concert Walt" .........
hass solo, "A Dream" David Crawford
'i'no solo, Hungarian Hoion,aisse'
Trumoro,. SONG .l ri, til Henri p. Lintz
contraito solo. '''rhe slave song .. ,o'''
Tenor solo. That's How Z Long Tor
Y on .-.............. Judge Allan Robinson
monies.
Aft'r the conclusion % the rendering
"t tIf musical program the vast crowd
fclht ri tn The banquet hall. where the
s-lh4 mIrcN was formed. headed hF the
"niccrs uf the Scottish gi O. boil 81 and
mere tNc remainder ~ the evening was
-I'nt boo dancing THE music Tor this
occasion was furnished hY Auuouzri-
I'i imperial urdi bel .trH. which being
we'll rendered tended fo bring fortU
dance
Another feature in connection ufr-
LN. tn Fffl nfufut was fhr serving of "a
hnnet lunch Co. all present which was
very mH'u enjoyed. The punch bowl
was one uf tIe contcrr az attraction dur-
lhE fnc evening where al could have
600 oruor turity fo quench their thirst
lnd which was very much appreciated
HN tHnfe who were present.
The Gu1rtere ~ the Masonic club were
open throughout tIc entire evening Tor
tnc hcueht ~ those WHO wished o. take
part fu TIE uInr.n ~ various Gaines.
Consisting 0f bowling. billiards. etr
The entire program us carried out dur
ing the evening was well rendered boz
every particular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
LOCAL PEOPLE
In BIG COMPANY
PANTHER GAP LUMBER CO. IN.
coRPoRATED WITH STOCK
OF Sf25.Ooo.
Have Secured 1900 Acres Of Land in
Virginia-Moundsvilie Men
Elected Directors.

The Panther Gap Lumber company
has just been Incorporated with a
capital stock OF Sf25.OOO The com.
pany owns twelve thousand acres of
timber land in Bath and ROckbrldge
counties. Virginia.
The directors are. Thos. Cats. q.
p Gray. J. a. Boyd. &. w. Hunter.
Alex Purdy and J. NJ. Ritz. All of
Moundsville. and r. W. Parkinson and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
Council TO Meet.

TIE city council will meet in regular
semi-monthly session next Thursday in
what promises to be one Of the most
important meetings to be held by that
bo1y. Several matters. including the
election laws and arrangements for mold
ing the primaries, will be diseased. The
Application OF the Wheeling Electric
company Tor a franchise IL also due for
consideration. This matter has peen
hanging fire for the past several months
and Il Is said that the company intends
taxing It's lines across the river TO
Shadyside and down into Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

Many local persons attended the thea
tiers In Wheeling last evening.
Miss clara Russ. OF Clarksburg in
spending a few days with friends ana
relatives In this city.
The regular junior church Meeting
VIII be held preceding the regular re-
vival services at the NJ. T. church this
evening
George Burkhart, Of New Philadelphia.
o. r. spending few days with FRIENDS
and relatives In this city.
VIII III. hardwood and Nj - Georgia
Minor. both Of his city. were united in
marriage last Monday by Rev. FelIers.
They viii reside In this town
Another private skating party will be
held at the local rink the nrst Of next
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

y understand thsty on are goine q
reduce the size Of your executive
force" observed the friend
Yes" replied the employer VIII
the number 81 men that I have nov
DO would be- impossible for mo 10 nnc
time Co meet the laws requiremcntt
respecting the reduction Of the IN
come tar al the source, Buffalo liz
press-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

tho nature Of an "orer house" u,itb Chi.
N..'. decorated in fue warm HnIld4Va
.'.'Is. I't H"I nTsen. Fur ur tire ste-
N.nE HlI members ~ wheeling rr.f
s'' ftf .IIl.I aud lei number from out OF
f". were H.r.lnf
The event was entirely informal ro
'tinr "cnE IesusI THIS Ncw Year event
pm tH annual occurrence with these
Young married folk and Dr. always look
81 iprW ara 60 with great anticipation
D. s0clcty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

Yesterday. New Years, was spent very
quietly in this town and all stores, bar
Der shops and bank, also manufacturing
plants. were closed the entire day Many
local persons JOurneyed to Wheeling
where they attended the theaters. while
others remained at home and held fam
ny reunions. No arrests were made by
the police. and today all places OF busi-
ness will be open as usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
Large Crowd Attends.

a large crowd attended the revival
forum OF the First NJ. f. church. Rev.
- ID. Fellers, pastor of the church. de-
nvered a splendid sermon during the
evening, while the choir OF the church
The meetings will continue each eve
ming except Saturday for an Indefinite
period. All are cordially invited to at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

L. II. Thrall. OF Bethesda, o. Messrs.
Thrall. Parkinson, Cats and GRAY
spent considerable time IN looking
over the land before making the pur-
chase and state that tn ere Is a great
future for II. They state that with
one railroad on the tract development
viii be rapid. The company has not
as yet decided when they will begin
operations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
'MECHEN

- Funeral services over the remains or
The late Jeremiah Donovan. who died
iast wednesday afternoon a. hls late
tomorrow morning 80 $40 o'clock at
the St James Catholic church. Requiem
nigh mass viii be celebrated. and Father
OKane viii 0niciate Trferruonf viii be-
made IN the Mt Calvary cemetery. "a
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

Wylie Williams aged 1q Years ana
one u the most popular young men or
thif city. died Yesterday morning az 10
o'clock az his home nu Grant street IN o
declared was well known throughout
The town and had worked FOR the B a
-. Tor me past several months. where
he made many friends who will he
fhocked 90 hear such snd news SO ar
-anrcmerfg have been made for the ff-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
JOE STEIN, ARRESTED IN BEN
WOOD SEVERAL WEEKS
AGO WAS LEADER.
10 Considered Bad Man. but His AZ.
tempt to Make Getaway Was
Nipped BY Two jail

NIppcd by Two jail
OFFICIALS
What was thought TO be the second
attempt to break jail at the Marshall
county jail at Moundsville, was frus-
trated Tuesday at midnight, by OF.
flcer William Ritner and Tailor r. NJ.
Howard. This fact became known
yesterday.
Joe Stein, who was arrested by
Chief of Police l.. c. Garvey, OF Ben.
wood upon a charge OF carrying con.
cealed weapons and entering the Mont
Bonar saloon at Benwood about three
weeks ago was the leading man this
time and was caught by the officers
after he had unlocked his cell and
made his way to the door opening
from the corridors OF the first floor
of the jail to the jailor's office. Jailcr
Howard learned that Stein was trying
TO make his escape and was keeping
a close watch on him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

a number ~ members Of Henry
Clay Camp so 1928. Modern Wood
men ~ America. Of Elm Grove. de-
irhtfuIly surprised one 81 their neigh
n"r'. Edward Lister. az bis home on
The stone Church Road. last uignt.
ne occasion being his birthday Mrs
Lister had sent her husband to the
Other end ~ the town on an 81 rand
and when DO returned. he was arrce-
ably surprised 20 find fifteen or TWEEN
~ Woodmcn Camped I'M HE home
lie evening vas spent I'm social
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

wv. ana Mrs Jess a. iUnrH. DR. and
" r. John W. Sturcr and SIR and Mrs
~ clark flayictt received informarf, al
q Bloch residence Boz Pleasant valley
lhuTsday evening. The AFFAIR was h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
BIG INCREASE PROBABLE IN
MOLD AND FOUNDRY STOCK


neral services. but they Will likely be
held on sunday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

manner. and Mr. Li.fcr received the
seasons greeting and COngrafula-
ton over the anniversary Of bis
birth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02

Applied In SalVc Form Over Throat
and Chest Relieves BY inhalation
AID Absorption.
Napor treatments are best for all En-
hamaiiOns Oi ihc air passages Tho
vapors carry the medication direct 90
the lnfamed surface without disturb
ing the stomach a. do internal mcdi.
cines. A cheap and very convenient
vapor treatment is good application
Of Nick's "Nap-O Rub" Group and
Pneumonia Salve over the throat and
chest, covered with "a warm flannel
10th. The body heat releases vdpors
- Thymoi. EucalyptOl, Mouthol. Cam
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
A BIT OF RAILROAD BunDING.

Just now, when it is so enphafiea1- ly an off season@in railroad construc- ton, or in railroad prosperity of any kind, there is special interest in the plans of company that proposes to build a line more than T OOs miles through the wilderness of northern Maine. The cornpany is the Quebec railway eompany.xx chartered under the laws of~Maine, and thus, noninalIy, a Maine concern. The capital behind it,. however, is said to be Canadian. which may or may not account for it's courage in undertaking business in New England at this time
 The amount required for the con- struction work itself, not to mention later expenses of equipment and ope- about $31, ,50O per mile for the III miles now planned. The company asks the railroad commissioners to approve the location straight across the state from the Canadian lir1e co miles or so north of Megantic, through the vast and unsettled A1Iegash region to connect with the line of the Aroos- took Valley company in Washburn near the eastern border.
 The road will be operated by elec- tricity, which can be generated at low cost and in practically unlimited quan- titles by the, power of the AlIegash and its tributaries. The significant thing about the line is that it means with extensions at either end. up to the provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick-a direct communication between the cities of Quebec and St John.
 At present travel between these points is by way of a wide detour, a steam road that meanders around the northern border of Maine and then down into New Brunswick. Northern Maine is much interested, though the "a matter of more than local importance
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
EARLY BELIEVER IN TELEPHONE

The retirement of Gen. Embler from the treasuryship and secretaryship of the Southern New England telephone eornpany brings to a close a period of service as interesting as it has been honora ble- He became associated with the telephone business when it was a baby in whose future few had confidence.
 Tt was not only difficult to interest men in it other than as toy, but it was impossible to excite them as in vestors 1h the stock, of the company. Among the handful of enthusiasts who could not be budged from their attitude by the ridicule of friends wass Gen. EmbIer The more they were opposed. the higher mounted his fight. ing instinct.
 To-day, in his retirement, he has the satisfaction of viewing the faith that was in him with lively emotions. The telephone is vital among the for ces of modern life. It has not only revolutionized business methods, but it has affected the social life of every community. It is essential to the mammoth farms of the great North west as it is to the industrial plants of New England.
 During all this period of develop rnent Gen. Embler has been a te1e- phonic drawer of water and newer of wood. We submit to him the felici- tations of the occasion and may the hour of his we'll earned rest stretch out into happy rs.-New Haven JournaI-CourieF.