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The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

Inc Administration is keeping ST.
|H' as the mediation. 1t must have
Earned this from John Lind.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

The weather for the last day or two
could not have been any better. 1t
must be working for a peace prize
after the storm Of Thursday night.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

Really if you have no other excuse,
way don't you decide that you are on
lne verge of a nervous break down
and then go fishing.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

There may be some doubt in the
nsds Of some about saluting the flag
I'as as for McAdoo he has not hest
ated in Saluting.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

"a NAV be times when you can
ip va helm. but there is no time
n9 ~ -" Won cannot give help
pneH ~ &C. S. Merriam.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

AV0seVelt assails the policy of the
' y in Mexico. Really we
are surprised.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

Yes, we are believers in early ris-
ing, yet there is no abstract virtue in
The act. 1t all depends on who is
doing the rising and what they do
after the rise. Would the world not
Be better off if some people did not
rise at all?
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09
~ Prescott Daily News
Me ; sUsL,sHEo sr
news Printing Co.

Enternea At afb, 1905, at the postofficee
Eoyelllpeet+ A Ark, under the act OF
san 1,r March 3 1859
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-05-09

Go to church tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
REMAINS OF SUFFOCATED
MINERS ARE RECOVERED
FAVORABLE.
Evidence at Trial-Youna Clifford
Charged With Murder is Strong
For Defendant.

ALBANY. y. Y. July I. - Four
Witnesses swore today that Malcolm
clifford. Jr.. on trial here charged
with numbering Frank ]. Clute. was
not the passenger Clute carried in his
automobile the night ne was slain. A
MIN witness was somewhat uncertain.
put was strongly OF the opinion that
the man he saw in the car was no.
clifford. Their testimony opened the
defense's case.
The star witness for the defense
vas Samuel ID. Gibson. OF Troy, who
answered quite positively every uues-
tlon asked him. He told of seeing
Clute on the night of the murder
cranking his car at the spot where his
body was found the next morning
Inc witness also declared he saw
Nlute's passengers leave the car. The
witness testified he knew Clute only
by sight only. BY the time this point
IN the. testimony had been reached
Attorney William Travers Jerone
chlet counsel for Clifford. was asking
questions in loud cice and walking
neys. 0'
Would you know that man II YOU
saw him AGAIN. Mr.. Jerome asked
.t,,Tfou.d' a. Gibson responded
rome ''lueo Je-
The court room became quiet The
y tpunE defendant rose slowly adjusted
nus cravat. shook out the creascs in his
,Io,l u,ousers ana looked straight at the wit
Is that the man." aueried Ieror.
~ u not, the passenger was an oIde,
man. Gibson replied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
NO ARRESTS YET MADE IN
MYSTERIOUS MURDER CASE
To Fight
Women 20 Continue Battle for Votes
IN House Without Assistance
o. the President.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. July L.
Woman suffragists, determined TO
wage their fight before Congress in
spite of President Wilson's refusal to
lend aid. were busy to-day about the
Capitol and House Office building.
scouting and telephoning in a vain ef-
tort TO assemble the House rules com
mttee. They were informed that a
meeting of the committee to discuss
special rules for immediate considera-
tion of the prohibition and suffrage
questions. called for today. had been
postponed until August !. but fearing
some Kind OF trap. they remained on
watch and sent out searchers for the
committeeman
Among members OF the House n
was generally understood that the
committee would not meet August l..
and that neither suffrage nor prohibi-
tiOn would get before Congress be
lore the December session.
The sunragists. many Of whom came
here yesterday for the visit to Presi-
dent Wilson, were headed by Miss Il
sic Hin. OF Norwalk Conn. daughter
OF former Representative r. j. Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
VILLA |
To Meet representatives Of carranza
IN IN Etort 20 Compose Their DIFF.
crences-lmportan Conferrnee

~ PASO. Texas July The con.
Terence designed 10 settle the dI0er.
rnces between General Carrauza and
lfoneral villa viii be composed entire.
~ ol military men. Representatives
oi the eastern. central and western
military zones viii meet soon prob
ably NJ IOrrron To- discuss tho rondl.
lion which threatens the wcII-beinr of
the constitutionalist revolution
This was learned tOdav" from rer
sons coming from Monterey and Sal
tlllo. They said that the proposed con.
ference resulted from an exchange OF
kilograms between General Villa and
teueral Gonzales. Carrauza's eastern
divisional commander villa asked
Gonzales FOR supply Of coal 10 0pcr-
ate railroads for moments Incident 10
The attack on Aguas Caliontes Con.
zales thev declared, replied that he
would ofor villa no assistance until
thp strained relations between tho con
frHl zone chief and the commander in.
chief Carranza. had been adjusted
ilans FOR The conferences 10 settle
these matters resulted
Frofu the west came reports that
General AlyardO Obregon. in charge
or The west coast operations aIso
would send delegates to The confer.
Curc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
MEMBER MAY TAKE LIQUOR
TO CLUB FOR HIS OWN use
LIMIT
On The Amount Of Capital Allowed :
single Corporation Urged BY Cum
Minis In the Senate.

WASHINGTON. July An arbi.
trary legal limit on the amount Of catS.
tal 10 b. allowed IN a single corposa-
uon engaged In any particular line OF
business. was advocated in the sen
ate today by Senator Cummins In a
speech supporting the administration
trade commission bill The senator
announced he would propose an amend
ment empowering the commission to
nx the limit and establishing the rule
mat no corporation should command
an amount of capital which OF itself
tended 10 establish a monopoly
senator Cummins said his efforts
were not aimed against big business
as such.
American business" he added
must be carried on I'm q big Way
IL must be carried on By large units
mat NAV take advantage Of the mod
ern Developments which make for
economy and efficiency I'm business.
Hut there Is no business field in this
country so small but that Il ought TO
be occupied by at least two competing
concerns"
Asserting that the United States
steel corporation Though " controlled
only about one half Of the countrv's
steel industry. through its capitalizs-
uon OF l.5OO. 900 600 had power 10
eliminate competition. the senator
said he would limit the capitalization
OF any single company in the steel
business TO $500 900 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
LIQUOR BATTLES
70 BE Staged In Ohio This Week
Orys want Prohibition Amendment.
Vets Want One ForbIddino n

COLUMBUS. O.. July 1.-Two bat.
Ties on the liquor question viii start
IN Ohio this week Wet Interests vyiII
s'art the circulation Of petitions TO
initiate constitutional amendment
iorbidding statewide prohibition. Drv
forces. led by the antiSaloon tes eue
organization. will circulate petitions
10 submit constitutional amendment
and establishing absolute prohibition
In the state
Both campaigns started today
Liberai' interests submitted the
form of their petition to Secretary Of
state Graves. who approved Il They
announced their petitions would 10
IN the hands OF circulators before
Saturday.
Trustees OF the Ohio anti Saloon
league met here to-day after vofing
Individually a. the proportion Of fo
] FOR the submission of n prohibftion
amendment TO voters this faU WAYNE
" wheeler. state superintendent or
the league. declared the trustee
would vote formally Tor tho cam
paign Tie said petitions will DO prc.
pared hastily and probably will be
circulated among churchroprs nerf
sunday for the first time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
No ADJOURNMENT UNTIL
TRUST BILLS ARE PASSED
AMERICANS.
Win In The Elimination Tests at The
Henley Regatta-Are Confident
OF Victory.

HENLEY-ON-THAMES. July 1. -
James b. Aver. OF Boston, and Robert
Dibble. the American amateur cham
pion. the latter under the colors OF the
Don Rowing club OF Toronto. TODAY
won their preliminary heats for the
diamond sculls i'm the Royal regatta
DON H,l.,on won with comparative ease.
william Rudor Gardiner. union
boat club. OF Boston. and Paul With.
ated. III
In the next series Aver will moot
the italian oarsman SinicagIia. who 10
gay defeated +. u. p. Pings. one OF
EnElahd best oarsmen. Dibble will
rbsT 11eaSure skiiI against J. l.. Tam.
naHnes towing club. who today de.
teated Wilmington.
me regatta tomorrow will enter
upon most serious stage when four
meats for the Grand Challenge cup
VII De rowed The Union Boat club
OF boston Is expected to dispose ~ the
isohuOn eight and Winnineg should
have no difficulty IN defeating The
Thames Rowing club. Tho Harvard
second eight Is also favored over
ieahder. but the contest between tho
elshts representing the Mayence Row
ing clnb OF Germany and Jesus col
lese' cambridge. may be anybody's
The American contests will bo
punched. Aver rows Sinigagila n
u 10 O'Clock. Boston will meet Lon
non ~ l2tfO. and Harvard Leander
a. l2;45. The Harvard men are boat
% exactly as when they raced against
Harvard has accepted an fnvi,a,,o,
70 send an eight and four 10 IN
hambur regatta. The eight will be
the same as here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
LOST $4,000
Cosehmar Tells How Bucket shops
Got Money Entrusted 20 Hin, by
Servants For Investment.

PHILADELPHIA. July Thomas
Lourf. once cOachman and later a
messenger for a hig banking firm in
thie citN. was given 2 hearing in court
today 10 eNnlain how he lost all hut
32 cents Of S65 00O entrusted 10 bip,
Tor investment hv servants in the
wealthy and fashionable section Of
tho city
~ had done little speculatlng
with my own money" no said "and
made n bit and lost n hit 4 woman
who worked IN the household where
] workel heard of my luck she rave
mo 5000 and ] made SO for har and
gave her tho money After that the
servania worried me- 20 death In take
their money and speculate for Thorn f"
LDUrv then tSld how he lost in
bucket shops over o. ueriod Of wears
money entrusted 20 him
Then as 500 IT," said tho court
won robbed these poor servants and
then the bucket shops robbel Won f"
That's about &c." said Lourv sor.
rowfullv ~ ] had done lust tho on.
uoFife to vhat 7 did mostly. that IL
buy Tor rise. I would have made
lot Of money"
Loury became p bank messenger IN
ihe firm Of the banker for whom he
was O. coachman FOR more than TWEEN.
fv wears
Although he handled large sums Of
money for the servants he never
changed bic mode NJ living and tho
court learned hc auuarcutlv ala not
epond n cent upon himself
Tho prisoner w7r committed 10 fail
Tor further iuveetiCatlon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
TO settle
Ohio Miners Reduce Wage Demands
and Settlement Of Strike
May Be Effected

COLUMBUS. o.. July i.-Ohio coal
miners Representatives to-day told the
operators OF the five sub-districts con
tlnuing negotiations with the miners
that they are willing 10 sign a wage
scale on the basis OF 81 cents ton for
machine-mined coal on the mine-run
basis. instead of 4964 cents. which
they have demanded persistently since
April 20. the date OF the first Joint
convention
The operators had offered 4461
cents as their highest bid. hut thev
did not refuse to consider settle
ment, at least on the miners com
promise rate.
A decision may be reached today
or tomorrow. Financial dificulfies
among the miners families is said 10
nave influenced the miners officials to
lower their wage demands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
MARTIAL LAW
Declared In Austrian Towns Where
Much serVian Property 10 Destroy.
eo-AssassIn Olories In Hia Deed.

SARAYENO. July ]. - Martial law
has been proclaimed AZ Tuzla and
Maglai because OF the serious riotinr
in these towns. where much gorvian
property has been destroyed.
The preliminary examination bv q
magistrate today into tho aasassina.
ton of the ArChdukc and his wife
showed that it had been the intention
ol FrinZip 90 accomplish his purpose
~ the time OF the maucuver- al Tar
sini but the attcmrt wa abaudoncd
owing 10 the strict military rtlarf.
winch prevented an outsider from an.
preaching the archdIkc
During the preliminary examination
Frinzip rloricd Boo his guilt He do.
scrtbed the killing Of the Courdo and
declared Or had been his Intention Tor
q long time 10 XII prominent Austrian.
re had read much anarchistic fitera.
ture and had become convinced fraf
mere could Dc nothing on earth nu.r
Than 20 BE- an assassin
u do not regret the deed. " ho said
had nothing 10 do with the bomb
attWk. When ] heard the explosion
exclaimed There are efNl moo.
pie who feel and think as ] do This
.irpngthened my resolve su FUR.
No evidence has ,vet been found
against any n thr other rrrauua arr.af.
%. with The exception or tsnhrfn0.ire
Ihcy were taken into custody br-4ff...
ASSASSIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
50 FINED
For Unlawful SEEMING IN Tuq River
-Rmonu Number Were County Of
heials Of Minqo County.

Special uierotrh 90 The Intelligence.
BELlNGTON. W Va. July ] -
rcpori was TODAY received from VIII
lamsnn. MinEO Comfy. showing that
thiriv-hve persons had been fur1 bv
Justice ~ the Peace. james D. Kew
ser. Tor unlawful soining FOO Tug River.
ihe parties an coufceainr and recoiv.
inE the minimum fine of $40 ul each
Among The guilty. r3rtios were p con.
sianIe. Justice uf tho peace and two
deputy sherif4 Of NInro Counfy Tr
addition 10 those who have raid their
nnps. Tour other parties we're fined
$1,000 each and gave hond for tho
payment n same. while nineteen war.
rants ere vet ouf and win he executed
within The next Few dqvs " r. slater
VINO vas reccnflF appointed local deu.
uiv game and nah warden for Nfinr,
County made the prosecutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
But NOT FOR STORAGE OR
SERNICE To FRIENDS.
SAYS SUPREME COURT.
curt Refuses Injunction Against
Officials of Edgewood Country
Club. of Charleston.

srecial Dispatch 90 the Intciiiernc.r.
CHARLESTON. W Va. July I -
The supreme Court OF Appeals to -dav
ihulcated In an Informal memoranda
tnat . member OF club may not
store intoxicating liquors on the prem-
lse~ or the club or serve intoxicating
liquors TO his friends on the premises
OF the club but that he might take
upon the club premises liquor strict
~ for his individual use. the club An
no way TO permit anv service. storara
or deposit OF liquor on the premises.
Ihe court however rather Indicated
that inasmuch as IL was not ayerred
IN the pleadings that any person In
tended TO avail himself OF such lin
lted privilege. that the bill would be
insufficient even N the permitted ar,
were violative OF law.
On the 25th day OF June last. the
tdgeWood Country Club OF Charles
ton adopted resolutions forbidding
storage and service In any way OF In
toNlcating liquors on fits premises but
provided that nothing contained in
such resolutions should be construed
10 prevent a member from bringing
Tor MS own use intoxicating Hauors
unon the club premises. or as forbid
uihg any member thereof as an indiv-
ldual from using intoxicating Uouors
upon the club premises. which acts
the club declared TO be permissiye
Injunction Denied
Angus Macdonald and Samuel
stephenson, members of the club.
presented their bill to Judge Little
mage OF the circuit court, prayinR for
Tor an Injunction TO restrain the board
OF governors from permitting a mem.
Der from bringing upon the club prem
lseS intoxicating LIQUORS 10 be used by
an Individual. Judge Iittlepage re-
fused the Injunction and thereupon
application was made to the Judge OF
the supreme court for a temporary
Injunction. The judges OF the supreme
court other than Judge Robinson who
excused himself because of member
ship in the club. in refusing the in
junction made an informal note. the
substance whereof is set out above.
II is generally supposed here that
the matter will come before the court
again upon the narrow question as 10
whether even a member OF n club can
take upon its premises liquor strictly
for his individual use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
TRIAL FLIGHT
Balloon America U. christened and
Given Test BY Pilot
Allen Hswley.

PHILADELPHIA. July The bal.
loon America IIf. which will be- one
~ The entries from this city In the
elimination races at 81 Louis. July
u. was christsned and made a trial
HiEht today The pilot was Allen r.
Hawlcy president OF tho Aero Club
Of America. and there we're three pas
songDrs Charles Jerome Edwards.
vice president of the Aero Club of
America. made q brief address before
Miss Harriet Graham broke n bottle
OF champagne on the basket and gave
the balloon lts name.
Tho new air craft has capacity Of
So 0no cubic feet Of gas. tho maximum
allowed in International contests An
other entry from this city win be the
Penney NlNania ll manned hy Arthur II.
AtherhOlt and Philip 7. Sharpless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
ALL QUIET
Falrmont Police Are Afflicted With
Ennui Since The Passing
OF the Saloons.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. w. Va. July In
marked contrast with preyious condi.
tions. Fairmont police loafed all day
with but one arrest made. and the
departure OF the saloons has had a
marked effect on conditions in the
city. While the average OF arrests
with saloons was about fifteen a day.
only one offender was locked up in the
last "a hours. he being charged with
beating his wife following a quarrel
No drunkenness in the city today
quiet reigning supreme in all quarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
REFUSE OFFER
Westinghouse Strikers Refuse 20 Ae-
cept onsr Made by Officials in
Statement

TSBU RGH. Pa. July Hone for
an early settlement Of the strike ~ the
Westinghouse employees was checked 70
nlgnt by the decision Of 1000 OF the
strikers not To accept the Offers made IN
slEned statements by the heads Of the
auected Industries. At mass meeting
ln turtle Creek the statements we're
read 10 the strikers and the question OF
settling the strike was put to a viva
Noce vote. The vote was TO continue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
HALr MILLION IMPROVEMENT:
EMPLOY 700 ADDITIONAL. NprF

HNkklSBJHG. "a. july An
nounccncnt was made bv thr Middle.
Town Car Company TODAY that If ,sIU
make improvements 90 &C. plant at Nfff.
dletwWn % The extent OF $500 600 AND
employ 700 additional men Tho conn
lAhN mas purchased two whole bfUrka ir
The horough witch VIII he utilized fur
the new buildings The plant af fEr
present time employs about 500 mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
DIED OF INJURIES

sr"cfaf dispatch 10 ~" tnte'iirencer.
HUNTINGTON. W Va July -
Arthur Thompson laborcr whose hon-
was At Gallipolis died here this after.
noon as the result ~ an accident al
d'm p IN course ~ construction al
the western limits of the citv Thomn-
son was caught beneath a falling
crane He lived only few hours
Phillip Pancake was also badly in.
jured but he VIII recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S II
CONFERENCE MAKE
THIS DECISION.
Action Is Intended as Answer to
Demands For Adjournment
of Congress.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July l.
Democrats of the Senate in confer
ence late to-day adopted a resolution
declaring their purpose to stay in
session until the trust legislation
passed by the House has been acted
upon by the Senate. The resolution
does not bind the Senators TO vote for
the bills without change
The resolution Is designed TO serve
definite and final notice to business
and the country that antitrust legis-
lation Is TO be passed before Congress
quits Washington. 10 was proposed
by Senator Stone. after a talk with
PRESIDENT Wilson and with other Dem
ocrattc leaders. Senator Stone said
that IL was intended as an answer 10
the propaganda for immediate ad.
Journment of Congress.
III the party leaders decide In the
future that u will be necessary 10
make party measures of the three
rouse bills. or the substitutes offered
LOT. LOT mem another conference will be
held Tor the purpose Of binding the
democrats 10 definite legislation.
some senators thought the resolution
mlgnt bind the Senators TO vote for
the bills. but Senator Kern. chairman
OF the conference. declared that such
was not is purpose. and clause
stating this In specific terms was
adopted by a close vote.
The Resolution.
The resolution SAYS.
Resolved. That the confo-c,co of
Democratic Senators. after due con
tlderation. hereby declares that tbe
present session of Congress should NOT
adjourn until AZ least the folloVing
olils nov pending In tho senate have
been hnAliy disposed or"
" names BY the official number the
.Iaue com mission. the railroad serurI.
bes and the Clayton antf.truaf biftg
~ the measures 20 be Included
senators who hopa 10 Fet svrsv
from Washington within the nexf eir
Nf'hs or Two months found "a moreaI
oI comfort IN the announcement from
Ihe conference that Senator Kern a.
majority leader. will ask the se,ste
20 hold night sessions newt week 70
ness"
To Keep Quorum.
~ the same time Senator Lewis
me Democratic "whin." was inrfruct,
% 10 keep a quorum present an All
times. These facts indicate AN infon.
uon on the part Of the majority 10
pIess the trade commission bin 10 n
."ie a. soon az possible. and TO Duf
the appropriation bills through when
opportunity offers
Senators Clarke. Lewis. Williams
ShlFely. POmerane and Reed made
speeches tonight but the conference
vas harmonious and lasted little
more than an hour Several senators
expressed dissatisfaction with pro
visions IN some Of the bills. but h
vas made clear that no one vas
bound 70 vote Tor any particular bin
Originally it vas intended tina. tho
resolution declare that congress atay
Until tho passage" Of the hills but
tnis vas changed 70 read until the
disposal Of o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
FELL ASLEEP ON TRACK:
NOW DYING IN HOSPITAL

Special Dispatch To- the tntsiirsncsr.
HUNTINGTON. W Va. July I -
George Depriest a Chesapeake and
Ohio brakeman , DIVING in a hospital
az the result of being struck by an
ehklne near Barboursville yesterday
morning hc was sent ont 10 do far
duty and is believed to have gone fo
sleep on the track
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
MEDIATORS ANNOUNCE
SETTLEMENT OF CONFLISSi'
ClARkseuRc ITALIAN
TIE FIRST vfOlATOR
OF PROHIBITION LAW

special 20 the Intelligsncsr.
ClARkSeuRc. W. Va. July I.
One Of the FIRST cases under
the state Wide Prohibition Law
which went into effect last mid
night, came up al noon today,
when policeman raideo an az
legged "speasessy' In the base
ment OF Fourth street build
ina, arrested Charles FAM. an
Italian sno seized a quantity OF
beer. FAM was Jailed to be tried
under the new law.