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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-11
SLOW ASSETS GIVEN CREDIT FOR FAILURE

PHOENIX, Nov. TO- - The Valley Bank of Phoenix, the largest bank in Arizona, is in the hands of the State banking department, pending reor- ganization. The deposits and liabili- ties total over S2,225,OOO, and Bank Comptroller J. c. Callaghan says the assets are probably that much but
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. . q . . . . q GREAT ABIZONAN DIES z AT HIS PHOENIX HOME . . PHOENIX. Ariz. Nov. 10 - . Isaac Taft Stoddard, a former . Q territorial secretary and founder .
 . of the mining camp of Stoddard . C in Yavapai county. died at his .
 q home here tonight following a [ . nervous stroke q q Q n . 0 q q C {
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
W ARBURG HAS
NOT WITHDRAWN
NEW YORK BANKER CON
SENTS TO APPEAR BE-
FORE COMMITTEE. .
Telegraphs Chairman Owen That
His Appearance Could
BE Arranged.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 2s.-
Paul NJ. Warburg. the New York bank
or whose nomination TO the Federal
reserve board has long been held up
in the Senate, communicated with the
White House to-day. and later IL was
announced that he would appear be
fore the Senate banking committee.
v htCh wishes to inquire into his qual-
ihcatiOns Tor the office
Mr.. Warburg also telcgraphcd 10
Senator Owen. chairman Of the com
mittee. stating that his appearance
could be arranged Senator owen
said tonight he had not set a date for
the committee 20 meet but that he
would do so as soon a. he learned
definitely when Mr.. Warburg would
come 10 Washington.
a letter from President Wilson.
urging him 20 alter his position. and
a conference In New York yesterday
with Senator Hitchcock led Mr. War
burg % reconsider his refusal 10 re
spond 70 the committees invitation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
BANDITS
Two Hishwaymen Hold Up Stages OF
-Four Companies And Are Well
Paid For Their Efforts.

GARDINER. Mont. July 2q.-
Stage coaches Of four OF the largest
transportation companies operating In
Yellowstone park were held up today
BY two men. The 165 passengers on
the stages were robbed OF their money
and IL Is reported the robbers obtain.
ed a total Of $1,000
The holdups occurred az different
times 0f Spring Greek cauyon four
miles from Old Faithful. gpyser.
and - miles from Gardiner
Lieutenant Colonel l. NJ Brett has
a large force OF men pursuing the rob.
bers. who were reported TO be head.
ing toward the Jackson Hole country
in Wyoming Only one robber parti.
cipated actively in the holdups. the
second man remaining behind trees
as lookout
The transportation companies offer.
cd rewards aEEreEatinr $500 for the
capture Of the bandits
The hiEhwaymen had the ADVANTAGE
because government regulations pre.
Nnt any persons except those with
permits from carrying arms In the
park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
STEAMER COLLIDES WITH
MOORED BARGE IN RIVER

kles are at a hospital Fears that
some were crushed between the steam.
ships side and the nC.ng Of the pier
UIli exist until the cvcursionista
check their lists at Newark a life.
saver stationed near the point Of the
collision picked rp a woman. EuppOa-
cd tO Do the wife Of the barge cap
Tain. floating down the river She
died at hospital without regaining
cOnsciousucrs.
Swept inshoro by the strong obb
tide. The Majestic crashed into the
mOurrd barf. causing the barge 10
snap its Hsvaers and Capeige The
captain OF tlf lIrEe his wife. their
SON HuI uuaerurDI who was seen 20
leap from fHr steamer. we're drowned,
% H fnourhf
The nTrFa bottom up foated down
fhs river rIfH furs attempting 90 ee-
cure If lafr fDuI. lf 90 wns struck
ut N.H 1urk Ero1tlyu ferry boat.
which H..'.I sharply. causing some
ts.iI.r..I. among the passengers
The ufr.Icf hoafpd on down the
river and shortly afcrward a staten
island frrrt boat leaving hor slip a.
fhC Battery had proceeded only q few
hundred feet when she ran into n par
TALLY submerged obstruction. sup
posed % b. the wrecked stone barge,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
CARRANzA
SAYS PEACE WILL RESULT IF
CARBAJAL SURRENDERS
UNCONDITIONALLY.
Reported That Zopata VIII Quit
Activities and Cooperate
With CarranZa.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-Direct
word from General Carranza announ-
cling that If Carbaial offers TO surren.
der unconditionally believe the pres
ent situation In Mexico will soon be
satisfactorily solved" came tonight 10
the constltutionalists junta in Wash.
lngton. Carranza's message. dated at
lampico. directed Rafeal Zubaran.
mead OF the agency. to deny any re.
ports that he was endeaVoring 10
place difficulties in the way of es.
tablishing peace
Members OF the constitutionalist
agency said they interpreted reference
TO unconditional surrender" as a re-
Iteration OF Carranza's insistence
that he would not recognize the Car
bsjal government as legally establish
Confirmation OF reports that a
friendly understanding had been
reached between the constitutionalists
ana Lapata's forces was received to.
night by the junta. II was said the
Southern revOlutionist would quit his
activities against several cities I'm the
neighborhood of the capital and co.
operate with Carranza.
MONTERREY. Mexico. July 29.-
General Nenustiano Carranza arrived
here today from Tampico on his way
TO Saltillo where he personally will
conduct negotiations with Provisional
President Carbajals representatives.
for the transfer of the Mexican GOV.
ernment TO the constitutionalists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
GOLDMAN
Democrats Of Third Senatorial Dis.
triet Name Coleman to Oppose
Robert L. Gregory.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer
PARkERSBURG. W. Va. July 29.-
ne Democrats OF the Third Senator.
ial district in a spiritless convention
mere this afternoon nominated by &C
clamation. Attorney Thomas Coleman
OF this city. for the State Senate 10
oppose Robert l.. Gregory. Republican
nominee. No other names were
placed before the convention. Reso-
lutions we're adopted endorsing vii
sons administration. course in con
gress, senator Chiffon and Congress.
men Neely and Brown aud reaffirming
the platform adopted recently at the
democratic state convention here.
The convention lasted only twenty
minutes and was devoid of interpsi
Homer Davis Of Richie county. pre-
sided and NJ. &. Mckay OF Parkers.
burs acted as secretary. Senatorial
executive committeeman named were.
W. G. Peterkin. Wood. Bert Brad.
lord. Rtchie. Howard Locke. Pleas.
ants and Wade r. Merick of Writ
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
WILSON DEFENDS
PROGRAM
EXECUTIVE SAYS GOVERN
MENT L. NOT RUN
MING AMUCK.
business Men Call on President to
Discuss Features Of
Pending Bills.

WASHINGTON. July gg.-Defend-
ing the administrations antitrust
program. President Wilson today told
a large delegation OF business men
representing large Wholesale organi.
cations that he wss seeking to end
an era OF suspicion and recrimina.
ton by putting into law what the
moral Judgment OF the community
has said outght 10 be there" lie as
sured them that the government was
not running amuck"
The wholesalers laid before the
President prepared arruusnf
against several features OF the CLAY.
ton antitrust bill and the trade com.
mission hill. but said they approved
OF the general purpose Of the pro.
posed legislation Mr. Wilson en-.
tered INTO detailed discussion OF the
bills. and promised to Law his callers
suggestions before the proper com.
mittees of the Senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
HATFIELD
Governor Expresses Himself as High
ly Pleased over Decision
In the Gas Case.

Special Dispatch to the lutcllirencer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. July 2g-
When informed this afternoon over
the long distance telephone at Rich.
mond. Va. where he Is in a confer
enCe in connection with the Virginia
debt matter. OF the decision OF the
judges of the United States Circuit
Court in the Manufacturers Light a.
Heat Company ease. Governor Hat
field expressed himself az being high
~ pleased over the fact that the ac-
tion of the Public Service Commits
sion had been sustained In every par
ticular and the powers OF the commits
sion recognized.
Governor Hatfield said: The de
cisiOn is a signal victory for all the
people OF the State. and its import
ance cannot be oVerestimated. II
means that the people OF West Nir.
ginia, through the agency OF the Pub
lie Service Commission. created by
the last legislature. can maintain the
proper regulation of the public service
corporations. and that they will be
protected from unjust and unreasOn'
able rates"
The complications in this case aris.
ing from the fact THAT the defendant
company contended that u was doing
an interstate business. and as such
corporation was not subject TO regu-
lation by any State body. makes the
victory for the State highly signih.
cant. and in large measure wipes
out an element Of uncertainty con.
cerning those corporations in the
Twilight Zone" There Is every rea.
son for the people Of the section OF
the State directly affected. as well as
IN other parts. TO feel gratifed over
the favorable construction given 10
the act OF the last Legislature. which
was intended 10 bring about n thor
ough regulation bf public service cor
porations. Eventually ! think this
can only lead to better and more sat
isfactOry conditions to all concerned. De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
DISASTROUS FIRE
Fire, Entailing Loss Of Many Thous.
Snds sweeps over Martinsburq-
Thirty-SeVen Horses Burned

special Dispatcn 10 the Intelligence.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. July %
The heart OF the downtown business
section Of this city was Threatened nv
the most spectacular blaze in the his.
tory OF Martinsburg late last nisht
and for more than an hour n number
o. the largest and most modern bust
ness properties In this city were in
danger Of destruction The blaze
started In the owen livery stable and
after destroying this building. awept
through the biz livery tarn OF Henry
Heller. and the stables Of J. W. Wood
Alrich owen and Frank T. Bolcy
For an hour, Hotel Berkley was IN
Immediate peril and many OF tne
Guests packed up their belongings and
moved 20 places OF safety. Assistance
was asked Of Hagerstown and Win.
chester and the fire departments in
these cities were ready TO respond
when the blaze was brought under
control by he local fremcn
Thirty.seycu horses were burned 10
death in tho owens stable Including
twenty belonging TO Mr.. owen ana
seventeen tO private persons. Among
ne horses That pcrishDd we're Mon
Lev and Grandpa tho biz greys that
for number of years hclongcd 10 the
nr, department here ard were 20 aave
been sold at auction Saturday The
luss amounts To- twenty thousand
dollars. the heaviest losers being H
r. owen $4,000. Henry Heller. 81. 600
C.tizcna National Bank. which own.
cd the Heller building. 81 500 The
privately owned horses and vehicles
destroyed iu the owen stable were
valued az $1,000. The insurance On one
third the loss.
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movements IN Belgium, are b.i,,
p1sned rapidly and By tomorrow evs,
nlng 10000 men will be eouio,.d
and ready. The forts around tieoe
and Namur are receiving war eotIo.
ment and the bridges are beino
mined. special train ls AZ Arton
eapital of Belgium LuSemburo. rssdv
70 carry the garrison 70 the north
mere was 2 run on the banka todsy
LONDON. July 30. - Il Is stated i,
eonneetion with the blowing 20 of tbe
faHWay bridge across the river SAVE
ty 5erVians that the Austrians bsvs
another bridge, IN sections. on tbst,
ade of the river which they car p1t
W IN a few days
GIBRALTAR. July 29-sosin bss
ofacred every available Warship fo
assemble az the Baiearic isles N thu
Mediterranean
~ necessary precautions are be.
nc taken here
SHANGHAI. July 29-rbe e-i,i.,
Tar western fleet Is n1obiiirino ~
WEI IA Wei. on the north coast or
Shanq Tunq province Tks Csrr-ar
Neet ls mobiiizina a. Tsino. Tao.
about 200 miles 20 the south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
EUROPEAN WAR BRIEFS

ST. PETERSBURG. July "a
great patriotic denonstratIon took
place on the NeVsky prospect this
afternoon. A procession was formed
ard Win banners fyina marched 20
the Scrvlan legation where there
we're speeches, singing and cheering.
Then the procession moved 20 the
French and British embassies where
similar scenes of enthusiasm we're
enacted. the crowds Increasing In
sire
The cadets of the naval school
we're promoted to-day 20 the rank Of
Officers
ATHENS. July 2s.-The ssrvian
legation has received the following
telegram from Nish. dated July %:
During the night Belgrade vas
b0ubardcd Shells fell In various
portions % the town. causing great
damage. Several feil on the Franco
scrvia0 and hndrevnch banks NJ
hndrevltch Of the banking firm was
wounded. Both banks lodged a pro.
test at the German legation.
An artillery duel ts proceeding ~
Vichnixa. about three and . hair
miles down the river from Belgrade
BRUSSELS. July 29,-Ths military
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
TEST LAW
State Auditor Oarst EnIoined From
Forcing HoWie Company To
obey Blue Sky Law.

MARTINSBUBG W. Va. July 29.-
Judge 4. g. Dayton Of the United
States district court today granted a
temporary Injunction against John s.
Darst. state auditor OF West Virginia,
who is seeking TO force the Howie
Gold Mining company OF Arizona TO
accede TO the requirements Of the
state blue sky" laws. The mining
company has opened a branch office
In Wheeling after becoming a resi-
dent Of the state.
When Auditor Darst requested the
company 20 show that its stock was
vslid. the company flod a suit in the
federal court This IL the first time
any corporation has sought 70 test
the West Virginia law covering the
issuance and sale of stocks. The case
will be heard before Judge DAYTON
and Judges J. g. PrItchard and &. A.
Wood Of the United States circuit
court Of appeals September 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
SCALE SIGNED
Miners and Operators of Hoekios
valley District siqn Scale
Tor Two Years

NBrs. o.. Iuiy 20 vfr.r.
Hnd operator. uf Tho lfurkIur Valley
coal frirf today s..ufI "a ..H.a
scale contract Tor two wears dauuu
IRON 'lHrDu thirty ur.t iaaf. based
uruu IIU rate ~ forts. seven cents
fp. 70 machine mining and El %
raufs fsu Tor pick MINING T.rfu
'1r tiPPl~f arr adjusted some OF the
minors VII have FOB work ON the old
ices tyfie0n Iraupore are given
" 30 dsT aud motor trip riders o.
rrtn mum 20 1eI instead of e9g1
tnafnFrfa ard iromCn arc given an
advanrs - ~ renfa Tho mines VIII
rsaefcn within "a Few days it Is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
ARREST DOCTOR
Physician Taken In Custody Following
The Finding of Dead Body Of
Girl in HE Cellar.

IANWOHrU Ontario. July % -
The body OF Blanche Yufke my.fsri.
UIslt MISSING since Iuly n. was TODAY
found buried Iu fhs cellar OF tho resi-
dpnre here of Ur r k RobInrou A
warrant Tor the arrest OF DR. Robin.
son. chHI-IuE him with murder. was
Immediately issued
The body was covered with three
Inches uf earth. ON top Of which had
been piled many broken boxes Parts
of me body we're found in tho furnace
Miss N0rEe who was a dresFmaker.
was q patient of Dr Robinson az the
time % her appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
+ o L r PERSONS MAY BE
DROWNED As RESULT
OF COLLISION.
Panic Follows Among Excursion
lists and Hundreds Jump OF
Decks When Boats Landed.

NEW YORK. July 90 AZ least
one and possibly four persons were
drowned and it is fearsd other casual.
ut- occurred late today when the rive
cr steamer Majestic uf Newark. rs.
turning home with about 1000 eNtHr..
ioniets ON board. from daE'. puf.uH
t. iolltEe Point luH. island. DuIIu
90 lu The Vast river With aI1u, Lao
90 barge. rapsIziur In. freight craft.
Ihr steamer was uuf dHma..d but
u panic ON board after trD crash
lh' Majestic UassDrEnrs rushed Zoo
lht deck ralliuEs. HrufIur and press.
lnc t0r points Of VANTAGE aa f.s
steamer was headed for the nearest
pier Whom tho Majestic touched tho
Bier hundreds jumped together on tho
decks. Two VINO sprafned their an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

, The finding % the commission in
revising the rates for gas TO consum-
ers IN West Virginia. which made a
reduction amounting TO Sl2i.O0O annu-
ally. was approved by the court The
court also set al rest the question OF
the validity of the act of the legis-
lature creating the public service COM
mission. holding that this law Is con-
sututional and above attack.
ESonerate Hatfield
The court also decided that tho
charges made by counsel for the Gas
company that Governor ~. ID. Hatfield
had used cOerciyc measures TO force
the Public Service Commission into
hasty and premature decision in the
Gas company's case was without war
rant or evidence To support 10. and the
court further declared that the COM
mission in its hearings in this case
last spring had given the Gas COM
pany every opportunity TO present
It's case In full. had the Gas company
been disposed TO take advantage OF
suhc opportunity.
Notice of an appeal from this de-
cision to the United States Supreme
Court was Immediately filed by At
tOrney A. Leo Well. OF Pittsburgh.
chief counsel for the Gas company
Pending the decision OF the higher
court the Federal Tribunal granted a
writ OF supersedas. requiring the Gas
NAAfHhs " Alf uhAAA lOI tlW,NNN ana
also TO deposit In bank the amount
OF the difference collected between
the old rates and the rates fixed by
the Public Service Commission which
amount will be refunded TO the Con-
sumers ~ the decision OF the Public
Service Commission rs upheld by the
Supreme Court.
History OF Case
This suit was instituted in May OF
this year by the Manufacturers'
Light a Heat company. OF Pittsburgh
n corporation with capital or
S23O0O,O0O which az that time se-
cured from the Federal court a tenn
porary restraining order TO prevent
the West Virginia public service
commission from enforcing its de-
cision reducing the price OF gas TO
consumers in this state
The arguments to make this in
junction permanent one we're sub
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
BODY FOUND
yer Found IN Rsritsn River
By Fisherman.

BELFORD. ~ J.. July 20 The
body OF Elliott Marshall a lawyer
with offices in Wall street. ln New
York who has been missing since
July q. was found today in Raritau
river several miles from here by fsh.
ormen. ~. l. Panborn. n former law
partner ~ Marshall's came here from
View York and identified the body
No trace Of robbery or violence was
apparent
A fund Of $50 900 was collected 1v
Mr. Marshalls friends 10 search Tor
him shortly after hla aauusarauro
The death of biz baby daughter Sis
weeks auo AZ the family home in
Moutrlair. ~ j.. ur.yfd upon hI. mind
and ibis d. thou if tn uHEa caused au
attack of HmursIB. leading him fo
wander away
Mr. NarshalIH I.FaI papers aud ar.
counts usrs found fu br iu suuI lr.
der liD lru al fortune uf about
5000 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
NO OBSTACLES
viii Be Placed In Way Of Demo.
cratic Members of Congress
Seeking Re Election.

WASHINGTON. July 29-Presi-
dent Wilson has decided not 20 in.
terpose any obstacles to the renomi-
nations and reelection Of Democratic
members OF congress who have sup
ported the policies OF the party. no
matter what their local and state
affiliations may be. lie belives that
they have proved their loyalty TO
progressive principles and therefore
should not be opposed by the ad-
ministration
This policy. which o. 20 be applied
generally during the coming cam
patEn. was made known today by the
president during his conference with
Representative. fitzgerald and other
Democratic members Of the house
from New York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

MARTINSRrfpc M u.

MARTlNSBURG. w. Va July 2s-In voIuminous opinion
handed down here to-day by the federal tribunal Judge
Pnchard and Judge Wood Of the Federal Circuit
and Judge Dayton of the Federal District
Virginia the West Virginia public sweeping
victory the suit of the Pttsbu Light Heat
the commission from enforcing radical reduction
in this state.
The decision of the court denied the application the
injunction and upheld the public
every phase of the famous case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

LONDON July 29-The relief 70 The
diplomatic achievement the
Wan to those two nations The feeling
the continental feeling reflected by the Lon
don tonight distinctly YESTERDAY
Two events have made pesmism negotiations be-
tween Russia and Austria which the other
Of compromise have failed moboliznp
against the Austrian frontier -four four
districts consisting l2sO.OOO men,
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rHE wuATHEE

WARRINGTON. Tuiv 27-rorscasts
wet vfrFinia-CencraI1y fair rhura-
day and Friday
ohio and WeHte-u rernnvfvanIn---
Fair Thursday and probably rrlday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
INJUNCTION is REFUSED
PITTSBURG GAS COMPANY
FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS HOLDS THAT PUBLIC
SERVICE COMMISSION HAS LEGAL RIGHT TO
REDUCE GAS RATES TO CONSI NEIS.

Consituionaly of Act Creating Public
Established by Ruling Of COu-Famous viii he
TO the United States Supreme Court by Company.
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~ REMAINED FoR a sATA
TUE TO TURN TIE TRICK.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July ee-
keturning from a tip through
the East In the course Of which
he shot the rapids % N.
mighty -. Lawrence. trOd the
EanEplank Of halt a dozen
steamers. cruised the rocky
shores OF New England. scaled
the lofty peaks OF the White
Mountains. dehed ne ghosts OF
Reyolutional batflehelds and
explored the moraEses Of the
James river. = p Strobe. OF
the state agricultural commits
mission. slipped In bathtub
to-day and fractured a rib.
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SUSPENSE NOT RELIEVED
BY HAPPENING OF EVENTS
DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA ARE
ENDED AND MOBILIZATION OF TROOPS AGAINST
AUSTRIAN FRONTIER CONTINUES

Important Ohloa Conference Situation in But
Nothing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Austrians Cry For War
Seryians Blow Up Bridge at Belgrade