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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, April 17.-1igkter re-
ceipts northwest. more reports Of
crop damage southwest by green
bugs, and steady cable were the
basis Of good rally In wheat today
after the market had opened with m
easier feeling. May gained Il and
July Y in the forenoon.
cline at the start but there was
cline at the start but there was
enough buying on Che dip to bring
prices back to . point shade under
last nights close. The easier under
tone that gripped the market yester-
day was again present.
Oats moved independently Of both
wheat and corn today and after max
ing fractional gains ct the start. main
tanned the advance.
Provisions were again activo today.
Prices were & little higher at the
start but yesterdays liquidation in
pork continued though TO greatly
lessened extent and toward noon, pork
futures eased of = trifla
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. april IT,
Open. High Low Close.
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DECLARATION OF WAR
rs HUERTA'S WISH
Continued from page L.

exact total. Naval officials say good
part OF the cost, however, should be
properly credited to the manuever
work OF the navy. They say that the
vessels would have been sent to sea
anyhow and as the men will get nesd-
ed practice it would be unfair to
charge the total to the Tampico Incl
dent. They say that the Mexican sit
uation is still serious factor in this
countrys affairs and that 1t Is still
well within the bounds of possibility
that thu warships will have to be
used to settle that country's destiny.
The state department has again tax
en- up vigorously with General Car
rama the question of rights of Span
iards in the territory held by the
constitutionalists. This gu sstion Is
admittedly serious. Spain has emphat-
tcally demanded that its subjects
exiled to Ell Paso. be permitted to
return to their homes at Torreon and
Chihuahua City and that their prop
erty bs restored to them.
Carranza claims that these Span
iards have been enemies of the con-
stitutionalist cause. Bryan has in
sisted that the case OF each one be
taken up individually and that where
they can show this charge is untrue,
they be allowed to return to Mexico.
So far Carranza has refused to yield
and the friction between the parties
seems to be growing.
England is also expected to make
another serious complaint against
Villa as the result of the Cunard-
Cummins incident. where Villa COM
pelle0 the British consul to carry a
message into Torreon, thereby risking
his life. Cunard-Cu,nmins is enroute
to Washington to place his case d.
rectly before Sir Cecil Spring-Rice.
the British ambassador here.
OF for Tampico.
NEWPORT, r. L., April 17.-De-
spite the apparent easing OF the
Mexican situation, the scout cruiser
Tacoma left here today at o'clock
for Tampico. She had stopped in I'M
der rush orders to take on eighty
marines, having been fully supplied
WITH dluNluulllOH DIT foOsIOu.
Working Out the Details.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-The in
cident at Tampico is not settled yet
Further exchange OF kilograms be-
tween President Wilson and General
Huerta are necessary before the
American flag will be saluted by HUI
erta in return for arresting American
sailors.
THE situation is encouraging. but it
Is not finished" said Secretary Bry-
an today as he entered the white
house with bundle OF dispatches.
Bryan was asked IL he could make
statement as to when Huerta would
salute the American flag and In re-
ply said: my statement that the stu
alton is encouraging, but not finished,
is all that I can or will say at this
time"
Several dispatches from Charge
Shaughnessy were received at the
state department during the night. !
They were in answer to Bryan's
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message OF last night, Informing
tO'Shaughnessy that . salute would b.
fired in Acknowledgement by Ameri
can ships IL Huerta would salute thu
| flag. 1t is assumed that OaShaugh
messy presented the proposition to HUI
erta and that Bryan took Huerta's re
ply to Wilson today. Bryan and VII
son were in conference in the execu
tive Offices at II a. m.
Later Secretary Tumulty stated
that the matter in dispute did not 60
to the heart OF the proposition. but re-
ferred entirely to details OF how the
proposed salutes were to be OK
changed.
"Huerta wants certain details car
ried out in connection with the salute
and the question to be decided Is
whether this government will make
any concessions to him" said the
presidents secretary.
Events are working out slowly but
smoothly and there has been no seri-
Gus hitch which would seem to inter-
fere with the plan to end the Tampico
incident favorably."
Only One Way.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-"Mexico
will salute the way we want thsm 70
or there will be war;
This was the emphatic declaration
this afternoon of Senator Shively OF
Indiana, chairman OF the senate for
eign relation committee. Il have been
informed since the cabinet meeting,
he said, that the Mexicans have sug-
gested simultaneous salute and that
this government will never stand for
it. fully approve of this stand by
the administration and personally feel
very strongly about It, Our ships are
now on the way to Mexico and go
fully prepared to back up the orig
NAL demand OF this government for
salute in reparation for the insult.
''NO simultaneous salute will be &C
cepted by this government as an
apology for the action OF Mexicans in
their insult to our flag. That woul1;
be an entifely different proposition
TO their firing twenty-one guns which
would be acknowledged by us firing
twenty-one guns. The president will
Insist that the salute be given the
way 1t originally was intended and
will cause Huerta to be notified of
his discrimination in this respect.
There will be no weakening so far
as the administration is concerned
and I am confident from what sena-
tors have said to me that the admin
istration will have the cordial en-
dorsement and support OF both houses
Of congress in forcing a rigid adher-
ence to the original salute program.
IF the Mexicans persist in their
refusal there will be war. with all
that that word implies"
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Court Knocked Out.

Court Knocked Out.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
LANSING. Mich, April 1.-THE SUI
preme court today knocked out the
Detroit court OF domestic relations.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
LOCAL PYTHIANS
PLAN CELEBRATION
GENERAL c o N NIT OF
WHEELING LODGES HOLDS
MEETING.
VIII Welcome Mr.. Walter q. Richie.
Writer Of Ritual Of Order, Here
October %.

A general committee meeting Of
the Pythian lodges in Wheeling dis.
trict was held last night for the pur.
pose Of fostering the movement to
bring 10 this city Mr.. Walter II
Richie. writer OF the Pythian ritual
Mr.. Richie Is considered one OF the
most brilliant orators OF the order
and Is familiar with all subjects Der.
tanning to the work
The meeting az which Mr.. Richie
viii be invited to speak In this CITY
VIII be held October % at the Chris.
tan church. All orders in this sec.
ton will be invited to be present az
the affair will be in the nature OF
an open meeting. A demonstration
by n street parade will be held with
All military organizations Of the or.
der In Wheeling district will be ask
ed TO participate The meeting Last
night was most enthusiastic and the
following committees were APPOINTED
to keep up interest In the MOVEMENT.
Parade. Colonel Medick. Joseph Ma.
hood and Captain r. u Lisbey3 pub
lcity. Captain r y Lisbey. "a. Sol.
liday. Chester Shellar and Charles
Myers! reception. n. y. Bell. joseph
Beans and John Arbonz. progress.
Bailey Frazier. Walter Mooney tand
l.. W. Frederick.
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MEET b. WEEKLY
Wheeling Al Club Holds Monthly
Meeting-Pisn For Interesting
Meetings This Winter.

The Wheeling Ad club met last
nieht On rcEular monthly session al
the Elliott school rooms In the Haw.
ley building Arrangements were
made 90 assist the Business Mems
Association ln securing the passage
of p fraudulent advertising law. by
The coming state legislature.
President Paul NJ Nemeyer an
pointed every member present ~ last
nighte meeting a. n member Of a
pccial round table committee. which
went into immediate session and laid
PLANS Tor q serios ~ hlwcekiv meet.
lnFs 20 b. held during The winter
The round table viii require every
member attending its meetings 10
give o full statement Of hts knowi.
edge on the subject for each meet.
lnr The FIRST meeting win b. held
Ihursday October ~. % the Office %
Ncmcycr Advertising creators. and
the subject win be. How to Prepare
Foll0w-uD Systems"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
CHICAGO WOMAN
SUES S. H. BRACEY
MAN WAS RECENTLY ARRESTED
HERE FOR VIOLATING
BLUE SKY" LAW.
Mrs. NJ. e. Russell Says She Loaned
Defendant Several Thousand Dol
lars on Bogus Proposition.

Mrs. NJ. f. Russell. Of Chicago. has
entered suit against s. II. Bracey.
Of the HOWE Mining Company. 70
recover money which she alleges she
Furnished him 10 come to Wheeling
and engage in business. Bracey. Il
will be remembered was recently ar.
rested on a charge OF violating the
Blue sky law. by selling stock in
n gold mine I'm North Carolina. with
out the approval OF the state auditor.
Mrs. Russell says she furnished
Bracey several thousand dollars
which he agreed to refund soon az.
ter reaching Wheeling. Monday. she
entered suit against {. v. WANT. who
was assisting Bracey In disposing OF
the gold mine stock. FOR the recovery
OF $1,000. and against his wife Mary
W Wyant for the recovery Of si1 OBS
Mrs. Russell alleges that they oh
tained the money under false repre-
sentation. She says that the mine
Is mOrtEagcd TO such an extent that
u Is regarded aq a bogus proposition.
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NEWS BRIEFS

TO HOLD MEETiNG-A meeting of
the Wheeling chapter of the American
lied Cross will be held on Thursday
evening in the assembly rooms of the
Board OF Trade. Market Auditorium
several business matters of import
ance will be considered.
ANNUAL MEETINc-The annual
meeting of the Associated Charities
VIII be held Monday, when several
business matters will be considered.
DIRECTORS TO META meeting
OF the directors of the Ohio County
Anu-Tuberculosis League will be held
on Friday afternoon for the purpose
OF arranging for the annual meeting.
which will be held at an early date.
TO DEDICATE .CHURcH-The
First Unitarian church will be dedi-
Gated Sunday. October %. A splendid
program is being arranged for the
event. The speakers will be Rev. l..
w. Mason, of Pittsburgh, and DR.. s. A.
Eliot. OF Boston.
REQUEST USE OF SCHOOLS
The Wheeling Playground Associa-
ton asks the cooperation of the
school board for permission to use the
schools for winter recreation pur-
poses. The schools desired are the
Mckinley annex and the Jefferson
school.
ST. JOHNS BROTHERHOOD
Rev. t. A. Speckman. OF the German
NJ. r. church, will deliver an address
before the members of st. Johns
brotherhood of the North Street NJ. z.
church, Thursday evening. when they
reopen for the year.
5RIS cREDIToRs.-A meeting of
the creditors in the bankruptcy case
OF t. ]. Bris viii be held "a ~ O'Clock
this morning before Referee Henry A.
Noite. for the purpose OF confirming
the sale OF the bankrupt's property
by Trustee Lee r. Dobbs.
PLANS ENTERTAINMENT The
entertainment committee OF the local
board OF trade held a brief session
yesterday afternoon. when plans were
discussed for entertaining the dele
gates to the annual convention of the
state board of trade. TO be held here
next week
GRADE TEACHERS MEETING
The first grade teachers of the Wheel
ing schools met at the library build
Ing yesterday afternoon and discussed
plans for the years work. Primary
reading. print and script. were among
the subjects.
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AT THE VICTORIA.

. PATRONS OF the Victoria theatre are de-
nghted with the Hawaiian dancing ana
singing which has been a feature OF
the Dill playing the FIRST half OF the
week The native hula hula dances are
the perfection OF grace and the dancers
have the form to make the exhihitio5
worth going far TO see. The matinee
.his afternoon and two performance
Tonight will be the last opportunities ~
see this world famed exhibition and
from the furore that has been created
~ the act in the last couple OF davs N
Is certain there will be nothing hut
standing room to-day.
The Yachting Girls' have made a
real hit with their singing and dancing
and the gowns are worth the price ~
admission. The three comedians are
about az clever as one could hope 10 ana
any place and last night they kent tbs
crowd IN an uproar Mohler and Wads-
worth. black and tan artists have a
great stunt and Lorraine and hts dummy
boy give a splendid ventriloquist ari
The Marquards are wonderful wire eve
lists and the Victoriascope pictures a.
usual are up 60 the standard.
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Mrs. Samuel Hendrick Of Echo
Point. IL spending n few days as tho
guest OF friends In Pittsburgh.
Homer Barnett's son. Ellis. IL con
fined TO HIS home with a severe mn.
ness
Miss Fannie Klootzer. who has been
confined 10 her home az Fulton for
me past several days o. much inn.
proved
William Nickcrson Of West Liberty
spent yesterday In Wheeling looking
for business.
Ralph Wagner Of Big Wheeling
Creek. spent yesterday in Fulton look
inE after business matters
Ralph and Miss Heulah HIosacr Of
Elm Grove. left yesterday for Romo
county. where they will spend several
GAYS the guests Of friends
The young son OF Joseph Frank NJ
Elm Grove. fell from a porch SUNDAY
evening and received a dislocated el
bow.
Miss Bessie yelling D. confined 10
her home AZ Park View with a severe
Illness
Mrs. John straub d. confined % her
home on the bethany PIKE with an mn.
ness.
Miss Lula sweeney has returned 10
her home IN Indiana. after having
spent several days az the guest Of her
mother. Mrs Lula sweeney at High
land Park
Harry Ault is confined to his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
EVA TANGUAY In
PLEASING ROLE
miss ToeAsco" WAS A WINNER
AMONG LOCAL THEATRE
ooERs.
Supported BY Excellent Company
speeialties introduced BY Popu-
lar Little Actress.

Miss Tobasco." with Eva Tanguay
In the leading role. played at the
Court theatre Tuesday evening ana
the house was packed Miss TOBIAS
co" comes direct from a years run
at the Follies theatre In Paris. pre-
coded by a year In Berlin and ten
months In Vienna. Miss Tanguay.
known as the irresistible Eva. with
the ever living smile. appeared as
"Tobasco" as she never appeared In
any role heretofore. Instead of the
usual vaudeville the act was in every
way In the nature of a comedy In
which Miss Tabasco had the oppor-
tunity TO act at her very best.
Her singing OF Peace was well ap-
preciated and Miss Tabasco" was q
great feature. Miss Tanguay intro
duced her specialties such as Il
Don't Care" etc. which were received
with the usual appreciation. John
Ford sang well Little Ford" which
brought down the house. His dancing
was a speciality which is seldom seen
on the stage. Miss Tanguay Is quite
as fascinating as in her performance
here last season.
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North Main street. will return soon
from Brookside where they spent the
summer In the mountains.
S. A. Smith. travelling passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific railroad.
with headquarters at Pittsburgh.
spent yesterday in the city calling
on local railroad officials.
G. A. Fox. travelling passenger
agent of the Western Union railroad.
with headquarters at Pittsburgh.
spent yesterday in the city on bust
ness.
Miss Bell Burrows has returned 70
her home at New Martinsville after
visiting friends in this city for several
days.
Guy Carskadon. bill clerk for the
Pennsylvania. has returned from a
business trip TO Newark.
Jacob Snodgrass, an employe OF
the b. & o. railroad. is detained a,
his home in East Wheeling on ac-
count OF illness. %
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at West Alexander on account Of III
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schenk, Mr..
and Mrs. George Bowman. Mrs. George
Hunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones and Miss
Mollie Hacke have returned to their
homes after a short visit with friends
at Pittsburgh.
r. /. Shepherd. OF near Viola. spent
Yesterday looking after business at
Elm Grove.
Mrs. Leach Cracraft has returned to
To her home at Elm Grove. after hav-
ing spent the past several days with
friends at Philadelphia.
Miss Geneveve Simmons Of Hunt
ington. Is spending several days as
the guest Of friends in the out the
pike district.
John Thompson of Columbus. has
returned 70 his home after a few days
with friends at Woodsdale
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Litman. OF
Edgwood. are the proud parents of a
taby girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
MAN CONFESSES
Capt Hastings Returns From Cum
beriand With Man Charged
With Stealing Horses

Captain Howard Hastings. OF the
local police force. returned last night
from Cumberland. Nd. with FRANK
Roberts. alias y n Wielheide. on
charge Of stealing q horse and buggy
from the Burns and Church stables
on the way back the man confessed
10 Captain Hastings 20 having taken
the horse He vas placed On the city
lookup and viii b. held until this
morninr when his picture viii b.
taken and his hnEerprlnts be recorded
by the Bcriilliou system. Pictures
of tho man will BE- sent 20 Younes-
town. o. where 10 ia thought be Is
wanted on a similar charge.
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FLACCUS ESTATE
ALL TO THE WIDOW
MRS. E. c. FLAccUs rs ExEcU.
TRiS OF THE ESTATE. Ac-
CORDlNG TO FINAL WISH.
VIII Was Probsted IN County Clerks
Office iuly e-Orawn on
June %. 1914.

The win Of the late Mr.. r. c. FLAG
Gus which was probated some time
ago. contains the fact that all Of his
property. 10th personal and real. Is
bequeathed to his wife. Mrs Mary r.
Flaccus The will also states that
she shall BE- appointed a. executrix
without any security required. The
win g. recorded in Will Book No. IL
being probated July s. 1914. and was
drawn June -. 1914 The testament
was Witnessed By DR. WIN a. era.
craft. Dr.. ex.Judge Frank w Nesbit
and T. j. mckinley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
THE PaIEcE or p1LsEr-

The Prince OF Piisen'' the world $
most famous musical comedy by Frank
Pixley and Gustav Luders will be play
ed at the Court theatre this afternoon
and tonight.
In selecting the cast for this enor-
nous All star revival John W. Ransoms
the original Hans Wagner was OF
course nrst secured. No other come.
Clan can extract the laughter that MIR
kansome can In his humorous fmperson-
alton OF Hans Wagner" the Cincinnati
alderman, who, on a holiday trip 70
Nice. is mistaken for The Prince OF
risen. and has an embarrassing flood
or honors showered upon him.
The tuneful familiars OF The Prince
OF Ptlsen. The message OF the Violet. "
The Tale of the Sea She'll" The Stein
song. Pictures In Smoke" and All
their tingly companion songs have a
that has seldom N ever been
given TO the members of a musical
comedy and will be a factor in stimulat-
ing general interest I'm the engagement.
For this notable revival The Prince
OF f1lsen carries its own large or
chestra under the direction OF Victor
clarke and chorus OF thirty-seven
wonderful young girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
FEW MINUTES! NO INDIGESTION, GAS,
SOUR STOMACH PAPE'S DIPEPSIN

know that II Is needless 10 have a
bad stomach. A little Diapepsin oc-
casionally keeps the stomach regu-
lated and they eat their favorite foods
without fear.
IL your stomach doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without rebellion: N
your food Is a damage instead OF a
most harmless relief is Pape's Diapep-
sin. which costs only fifty cents for a
large case at drug stores. It's truly
wonderful-it digests food and sets
things straight, so gently and easily
that IL is astonishing. Please don't 20
on and on with a weak. disordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
"sEPrEMBER MoRu-

September Morn" has found her wav
20 the stage. Nat Phillips has been
given an important trial. found guilty
IN the nrst degree and sentenced TO star
term
September Morn" which comes "a
the Court on Thursday for three days.
Is IN three acts. with songs. mirth. me
lody, happiness and joy, presented bv
Rowland a Cliffords big musical
comedy company. There is a big chorus
OF dancing and singing girls-prettily
costumed and attractively coached in
many dashing ensembles
september Morn" had a most profit
able run at the LaSalle Opera House
Chicago. last season. Seats are now on
sale Tor all performances including the
Saturday matinee. '''e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
OUT-THE-PIKE
Important Action Taken.

At their meeting held Monday even
ing. the Fulton council took up at the
request OF committee from the Ohio
Valley Automobile association, the
matter of having repairs made TO the
streets OF the town. For come time
the streets OF Fulton have been in the
worst possible condition, the paving
In many places being almost entirely
gone and being full Of holes. For
some time many complaints have been
heard and the matter was finally taken
up by the Automobile Grub In an effort
70 have the necessary repairs made.
The council promised that immedia &c
action would be taken In the matter
and the repairs completed as soon as
possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
SKULL FRACTURED
Infant Son o. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Son.
neborn o. National Road serl
ously Injured.

The nine months old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Somehow 81 Thompson
station. fell from the porch Of their
residence yesterday evening and 90.
coived n fractured skull The child
was playing on the porch and 10 Ca
thought that 81 crawled 20 the edge
and became overbalanced and fell to
the pavement below u was picked
up Immediately BY Mrs Somehow.
who entered o. passing automobile and
was rushed with her injured child %
tho onicc 81 Dr John W SpUlman
whore medical aid was rendered. Tho
child was then removed 10 be home
and although the injuries are serious.
e. was resting woll last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
BUNNY ConnIua

John Bunny Is coming to town. He
viii De seen In person at the Court next
Monoay, matinee and night, October ~,
with MS aggregation OF so people in
the musical mixture called bunny in
Funnyland. The Bunny Face has been
seen by several million people a day in
tne movies. The popular comedian has
oeen granted temporary leave OF alb
sence oy the Nitagraph Company and
win the assistance OF a clever collect
ION OF singers. dancers and Comedians
VIII make-a tour OF the world Funny
comes 10 town 10 make people feel hapDv
ana 70 land a pleasant afternoon or
evening TO the little one as well as the
gI9wnup. Seats for both performance
VIII be on sale FridaY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
Diussts Az Food, Absorbs Gases and
stops Fermentation
at Once.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion OF the food did the
damage-do your Well. don't bother.
II your stomach is in revolt: II sour.
Fassy and upset. and what you just ate
has fermented into stubborn Jumps:
your head dizzy and aches: belch
gases and acids and eructate undigest-
ed food; breath foul. tongue coated
just take Pape's Diapepsin. and in
fve minutes you will wonder what be
came of the indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women to-day