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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
TAKES A TRIP
Dr. and Mrs. csrnsn Leave on Es.
tended Trip and VIII Not Re.
turn Until Time for the
Trial In the Far.

FREEPORT. ~ v. July ts-Mrs
Florence Conklin Carman. under in.
dictment for manslaughter IN the frst
decree IN cosnection with the kiIlinp
on Mrs Louise Bailey. left her homo
mere today and De- not expected 10 re.
Iufn until late In the fa1 Tor her trial
Irs tarman was accompanied bv nor
husband. Dr Edwin Carman. in Wboec
once Mrs. Bailey was shot on June gO
ara their nine-year-old daughter. Fiig
ateih They started on their frip tr
lh' Doctor automobile. Many Wom
90 ot the village called TO say good
~, 70 Mrs Carman shortly before
The Carmans plan 20 visit Atlantic
lii}. Philadelphia. the Delaware wa
70. Gap and possibly other cities ana
summer resorts before going 10 T.um'
t'fNille. Pa, where DR. Carman owns
2 small farm Mrs Carman. it be- ur.
Gcrstood. will remain in exclusion on
The farm until tho time Of her trial her
daughter kecping her company Ur
lafman. however. it iF expected. will
return here probably within n month
on" resume his practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
U. R. K. OF P.
Golden jubilee Celebration Opens st
Terre Haute and Big Week Is
Promised

TERRE HAuTE. Ind. July io-Tbe
international biennial cncampm.Dt
and golden Jubilee celebration 81 tbe
Uniform Rank knights OF Pytbfss u-sg
begun here to-day with tho informal
opening of camp Arthur J Stobb9-t
named IN honor Of the rommandi,f, /,
ouiccr of the order Major Conersi
Arthur J Stobbart of ST Paul MINI
General William p GRAY. commandi,g
the Indiana brigade. held rocepfio1
today and assisted in assieuire
quarters To- the visiting KNIGHTS ubo
arrived on every regular and manv
special trains There was n roncort
by the Indiana brigade band fo.nigbt
The camp viii b. formaIIv dadi
Gated tomorrow with spaechaa b.,
Governor Ralston Of Indiana. Wavor
Don VI Roberts OF Terre Uaufe ana
Major General Sfohharf The mill
tary parade viii take place Tuesdav
afternoon
Prize drills will begin Nednasdsv
morning. while the supreme assembly
military department knights OF pvfb.
ias is in session and in the afternoon
The Grand subordinate lodge parade
viii DO hold
Camp will bo broken up SATURDAY.
and many ~ rho DELEGATIONS rf1
leave that night for their homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
THREE DEAD AS RESULT OF
QUARREL OVER LINE FENCE
SENSATIONAL AFFAIR TAKES
PLACE AT ALLINGDALE.
NEAR WESTON.
All Of Parties TO Shooting Are
Prominent-One Man Arrest
ed as a Participant.

WESTON. W. Va. July ia long
contested fight over a line fence cuI.
minated today In a shooting ARRAY
at Allingdale. Nicholas county. in
which three meI we're killed and an.
other was wounded seriously THE
dead are. John Mammon Josanb
tletcher and Ernest Bailey. am well
ksnoWn farmers OF Nicholas county.
Maston Mammon Is in a hostdtaI PAT.
rick Dodrill. a brother-in law Of FIet.
cher ., Is In jail charged with being a
participant In the shooting
The Mammon and Fletcher families
had been al odds over n fence he.
tween their farms for several vears
me III feeling was intensified several
weeks ago when Mrs Fletcher Uas
1eaten severely by unidentified mon
Inc two M7mmons and Balley mot
Fletcher and Dodrill a. AUingdaIe
early today and both parties onened
hTe John Mammon and Fletcher we're
kiled Instantly. Bailey died In a hos.
pitsl after making statement impii.
eating Dodrill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
SPIRITED AWAY
Officers Remove Prisoner While Ex.
cited Mob Surrounds Jail
% Get Nearo.

GREENSBU re Pa. July While
900 armed and excited men surround.
cd the jail az Harrison City. near here.
late to-day utterlng threats AGAINST
Arthur Aston. 10. negro. 1s mem
bers of the state Constabulary spirited
the prisoner away and brought him
90 the county jail hore..
Aston. the alleged aesaiiant Of
Pauline Trochaue. rs. had been can.
tured after q lOnE chase I'M which auto.
mobiles and hor-emcu figured The
negro. who was Identified by the rirl
was on horseback during most of tho
chase
News ~ The capture spread and
soon an angry mob gathered Cries
~ Lynch him" and 'kUI him" were
heard The troopers arrived aa the
mob moved on the Jail
The girl o. suffering seriously from
bruises and shock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
WOMAN DROWNED
Defective Steering Gear Causes Car %
Plunge Through BridGe-Au
cut One Escape.

EASTON. Pa. July ls.-Miss Mar
Earet Monahan. 30. an artist Of this city
was drowned IN the pelawerc canal near
here to-day when an automobile in which
she was riding broke through the guard
rail and plunged into the water DR.
X. ". Hocy. J. Fred Ostterstock Arthur
b kleinhan and Miss Grace hoffman. the
latter Of New York. who were also In
the machine. were thrown into the water
but managed 10 escape with bruises
\ defective steering gear was the
cause OF the accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
RATE CASE
Interstate Commerce Commission TO
Render Decision Probably
This Week.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July le-
Chairman Harlan. OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. stated tonight
that It was the hope OF the commission
tc reach a conclusion in the advanced
freight rate case and announce IL
during the coming week. He said the
case still was under consideration. and
the opinion had not been completed.
Consequently. the chairman added, ne
could not undertake TO discuss any
reports about the case Published "a
ports have said that the railroads ap-
peal for five per cent rate increase
had been rejected. but that certain in.
cTeascs would be allowed
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.ecisl Di-ratch 70 ne Inteliirenoer

Special Dispatch 20 IN. fnteliir.,c.r
HUNTINGTON ". Va July Is
WIN returns OF the primary held
saturday sim incomplete. tho r.,urn.
ltNm the F1fth Congressional dis'r,r,
indlcate the nomination % Edward
'uop"r Mercer county coal operator
Over hngh Ike Shott editor Of The
nlueneld Telegraph II Il estimated
mat toopers majority viii not DO les
thah 4.uoo votes aud there ia a stronr
possibility that it will be- more
seven out Of twelve precincts In
boone county gave Cooper a maioritv
OF about three TO one
In Mason county IL Il fhourh, ,ha,
,ooper viii carry the county bv a
fvv majority. eleven precincts returns
klNlng hi ma Srajority Of 81 The re-
lurns on the ratio OF the votes cast
warrants tho above assertion
cooper majority in Logan county
Where t'n votes were cast. will be
Nine out OF 20 precints in Mineo
county gave Cooper 41s and Shott
sol, II is thought that Cooper will
carry the county by a majority or
Leaders In Raleigh county predicted
mat Cooper would carry the county
hy 1900. as fifteen out OF 90 precincts
gave Cooper S37 and Shott 1ia.
In Cabell county Cooper .recetved
l.S5o and Shott 34i
In Lucas and Wayne counties the
race Is decidedly close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
BROKE A RIB
Sheriff Huseroft Injured in Bradley
Riot-Found He Had Sustained
Broken Rib

Special nisnatch 10 the Intelligence.
STEUBENNlLLE. o. July 10
Sheriff W. A. Huscrof underwent an
examination to-day by physician.
ana learned that he had a broken rib
on the right side. He received the in
Jury Thursday. when an Amazonian
! W. w. hurled n stone during the
Bradley riot. striking him on the side
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ARREST RIOTERS
T. ". ". Asitstors jailed On Orders
of Sheriff Huseroft-Wiu start
Pumps a. All Mines and
Furnish Protection.

STEuBENVtLLE. Ohio. July 10
shern v a lluscrOft today ordered
the arrest uf Joe Coblatz. who b. nm
! ~ W. Lieutenant for agitator Ettor
In fhis county flc has been going
around stirring up foreign W W
miners 20 make ri0t0ue dsmouatra.
uons. More arrests for riot are To
Do made AT are being held uudgr
bonds sheriff tluaCrOr SAYS fEs
pumps VIII D. started at Rush Rum
and AN other coal mines in this coun.
~ tomorrow and they viii hp urOfocf.
"a New papers OF all parties here
and labor leaders are backing up tho
shcrIn for bic prompt work in squcfrh.
Ing the w w. sheriff Tfuecroff
SAYS his hurrying OF deputies DO R-sd-
icy last week prevented the D. W W
crowd marching there. from dynamit.
ing the upDle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
DOUBLE ELoPMENT

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiigencer
OAKLAND. Md. July 1.-Two
couples from Morsantown. W Va
we're the principles in a double elop.
ment here. The grooms. chauffeurs
are Hyle Morgan. who married Miss
Deliah Lemley. and Cecil Erwin. who
married Miss Pearl Snooks. Mrs. Err
Win Is an Elkins girl. who has been re-
siding at Morgantown for some time.
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WERE ORDERED DEPORTED,
But WOULD NOT LET YES
Sell GET UP STEAM.
Captain Asks FOR Assistance and
Officers Met Strong Oppo-
sition-

OTTAWA. Ont. July ia.-A report
of the battle In Vancouver harbor to-
day between the Canadian officials
backed by police. and a body of Hin
dus on the japanese steamer komo-
gata Maru Was received BY govern
ment officials tonight.
The steamer arrived three months
ago with $50 Hindus. who claimed as
British subjects the right 20 land m
Canada The Canadian Enumeration
officials refused them admission on
the ground that they were undesir-
able persons Several times the Hin
dua attempted 20 reach shore but were
prevented by guard boats which the
Canadian authorities placed on watch
over the ship.
The courts sustained the position
taken by the government and the
japanese captain OF the steamer was
given until 5 >clock SaturdiI after
noon TO sail for India with mis- load
OF Hindus.
Hindus Resisted.
The report as given out by the i'm.
migration department states that.
shortly after the captain of the Ko-
mogata Maru reported that the passen-
gers prevented him him from getting
steam up and asked for assistance. n
hundred and sixty policemen and i'm
migration officials went out TO the yes
~ NfHA lux DuN
were unable TO gain the deck OF the
komoeata Maru In the face OF the
stubborn resistance offered by the
lllndus on board. who. from all parts
OF the ship hurled down on the on
GERS coal, iron bars, pieces OF ma
chinery. hatchets and clubs. injurinE
many men and smashing the windows
OF the tug"
Some shO,s were fired by the Hin
dus. but the officers. although armed.
In their anxiety TO avoid bloodshed.
o'd not return the FIRE. and at > a. m,
realizing the difficulty of reaching the
deck OF the vessel from the tug. -e-
tired. taking with them 20 injured
men. among them the captain of the
tug. who was suffering from broken
ribs. None of the injuries are likely
to prove .atal.
viii Enforce Law.
While desiTous that no unnecessary
violence shall be used, the govern
ment II determined that the law shall
without fair. be effectively aud figid-
" enforced and with this end In view
have authorized the use of the cruiser
Rainbow 10 effect a boarding OF the
Komogata Maru
10 Is feared here that lives may be
lost before the Hindus are subdued as
they have been virtually prisoners on
board the vessel for three months and
are In desperate frame OF mind.
They are known 10 have n number
OF rifles and other firearms and as
many Of them are old British Indian
soldiers. they are trained In their use.
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LITTLE HOPE FOR CONGRESS
TO ADJOURN BEFORE FALL
MEMBERS STAND BY PRESI-
DENT IN EFFORT TO COM
PLETE LEGISLATION.
Trust Discussion Will Require Six
Weeks-Jones Case Delaying
Matters.

WASHINGTON. July 19.-Members
OF congress who are standing valiant.
ly by the administration in the effort
10 complete its legislative program
despite the approaching campaign.
while admitting they are weary Of
legislative duties and anxious to get
home TO their districts. have resigned
themselves 10 the conclusion that
there Is little hope for adjournment
before fall
Both houses Of congress already
are having trouble in rallying a quor-
um for the transaction Of business.
but the party whips are keeping con
stantly ~ work. bringing members
who have left town back TO Washing.
ton and they hope TO expedite what
Bile.
Again this week the chief business
OF the senate will be TO press the anti.
trust bills. with a hope Of getting a
real start In the general debate on
the interstate trade commission bill
and 10 complete the retision Of the
Clayton bill and the Rayhurn securi-
ties measure IN committees 90 that
they may be submitted 20 The Senate.
The Clayton bill probably will be
ready by Tuesday and Senator New
lands. chairman Of the Interstate com
merce committee. hopes 10 have the
~ W NNirN WANN NfNAFNNfN WfNONn NNN
end of the week
Six Weeks Discussion.
At least SIX weeks Of discussion on
these trust measures a. contemplated
In the senate. although some repub-
lican senators insist that u will b.
much longer than that before all can
be passed There stiU remains the
probability that the three bills will be
consolidated into one n that o. done
the legislative task may not be 20
prolonged
One thing that promises 10 DELAY
The trust program a. the diniculties
which have arisen over the nomina-
tons Of Thomas ID. Jones. of Chicago
and Paul VI Warburg. Of New York
% members Of the federal reserve
board The senate seems still 20 be
deadlocked over the confirmation OF
Mr Jones. administration champions
OF the Chicago man stlll holding back
vote IN IN effort 10 win over some
on Iher colleagues who oppose his
confirmation
What NAV develop with regard 20
lr Wartnrc's nomination remains In
doubt. members of the banking com.
miitee having ceased ~ consider the
fContfnusd en- Pare Tfrhfl
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ITO CONFER.
KING CALLS HOME RULE
LEADERS TOGETHER FOR
DISCUSSION.
With View TO Composing the Situ-
ation-Conference Likely 10
BE Tomorrow.

LONDON. July 20-The King has
called a conference OF the leaders Of
all the parties TO seek a solution OF
the Irish problem. This is the mo-
Iaentous announcement which Premier
As9uitn, Is expected to make to-day
when the bill amending the home rule
bill comes up again for consideration
IN the House OF Commons
The prime minister's speech on this
occasion. indicating how the govern
ment proposes TO deal With The lord 5
amendments TO the amending bill is
awaited with the deepest anxiety. and
II IL probable the hoase will imme-
diately adjourn the debate on the
amending bill indefinitely. % allow the
negotiations for settlement 20 pro
coed outside OF parliament
Premier Asquith has been with the
king al Portsmouth curing the week
end. and the Kings anxiety 20 Get the
difhculty settled resulted in the de.
! cision 20 call conference
Accepted Invitation.
II Is said that the various leaders
invited have accepted the invitation
and that the conference will meet at
an early date. probably on Tuesday
In London. The king viii receive the
delegates but Will not himself preside
over the conference. which IL is CON
hdentially thought under such exalted
auspices Will prove successful
Al the same time the ministers are
placing great reliance in the persua.
! siVe powers OF Chancellor Lfovd
George who has been tamDora riiy
shunted from his financial dutiea u
assist the prime minister In finding 4
solution for the Irish difficulty.
Chancellor Georges practical bust
ness Is to smooth the path between
Nationalists and Liberals II Is un-
derstood that the government Is viii
I ling TO go considerable way In the
direction OF meeting thu Carsonite de-
mands. but Is hampered nv the un-
yielding attitude OF the Natlonalists.
Crus OF Situation.
For the moment Tyrone Is the crux
of the situation of which neither the
Nationalists nor the Carsonites are
willing TO yield
At a meeting of the national execu-
tive committee of the Irish Trades
union congress and the Labor party
in Dublin resolutions were passed
urging workers throughout Ireland.
including Ulster. to oppose the exclu-
sion of Ulster from home rule and II
! a provisional government is set up in
Ulster TO resist II with all availa Bile
( mean5. II Is understood that the con-
| ference is 10 assemble in Buckingham
1 palace tomorrow and thai the con-
| frees will consist OF Premier Asauith.
DAVID Lloyd George. chancellor OF the
eNchequer: Lord Lansdowne, leader
B OF the opposition in the House OF
I Lords: Andrew Bonar Law, leader OF
the unionist forces In the House or
l Commons. John Redmond and John
! Dillon. the Irish leaders and Sir Ed
/ ward Carssn and Captain James
! Craig. leader of the Ulsterites.
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OAKLAND. Wr Tuly fg Wiley "
vi son and Miss Ethel Belle Means.
both of Hlsson. W Va. woro married
.ai Davis Hotel here by the Rev. Mr..
Ely.
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n vas TIIHnUd VCsfrrdav fhaf voung
NaCkin. son Of Thomas Wackin. III
No f-2 Main street had been sent bv
hi7 father 10 tho TOP mill 90 draw tho
father pay and made or with DO
There was SEQ in the rnvrIope vrhon
takrn Whether or not tho father
VIII prosecute ie not known hut r ls
Understood that thc boz will be
brought back TO this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
DEFEATS HUGH IKE SHOTT
OF BLuEfIElD By LARGE
VOTE.
incomplete Returns Place Cooper's
Majority at s.OO0-Some Coun-
ties Close.

HUNTINGTON. W Va. July is-
Incomplete returns Of congressional
primary indicate Cooper's nomination
by a majority Of eight thousand
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WAHHTroToN, Juiv 1s.-ror.es.t,
west Virginia Ohio ana western
Sennsylvania-Fair Monday ana Tues
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STOLE HIS PAY
Lad Sent 20 Draw Fathers WAGER
Make on With it-Arrest-d In
Pittsburgh and VIII Be
Brought Back

special Dispatch to The frfelIIrcncsr
PlITSHJ kGU July lq Dan Mack
ln. OF WhcfIug was arrested here to
gay ON @ charge Oi stealing hls faith.
crs pas envelope Tho local police
force o. awaiting orders from Wheel
ing
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Constantly Under Guard.

Al the conciergie she was received
BY the director % the prison and was
taken Immediately 10 cell where
she Is constantly under the watchful
eyes OF her guards
To reach the assiZe court she will
be conducted through a subterranean
passage and by secret stairway,
and viii thus escape the eyes OF the
curious She viii be allowed to use
the enclosed promenade known as
The Court OF the September Massa-
cres"
Madame Caillaux shot Calmette on
March is in the office OF the FIGARO.
In the indictment against the defen-
dant. full weight is given to the state
OF mind TO which Madame Caillaux
reduced by NJ Calmette's compaign
against her husband. which is desig-
mated as Personal and violent" The
Indie tment also recites that the crime
was committed with premeditation
and II Is around the question OF pre-
meditation that the struggle between
the prosecution and the defense will
be fought
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CANADIAN OFFICERS HAVE I
A BATTLE WITH HINDUS
TRIAL
OF Madame csllisyK Charged With
Murder of Fr-reh Editor Will
Open To-Day.

PARIS. July i3-Madame CallIaux
is now prisoner IN the conciergerie.
In the lower part Of the Palals DE
Justice. where she occupies cell ad.
Joining that once oeeupied by Marie
Antolnette. She was Transferred 70
the conciergerle today from ST. La
rare prison where she had been con.
lined since her arrest for the killing
OF Castor Calmette. editor OF the
Figaro.
The trial OF Madame Caillaux will
begin tomorrow. Shortly before noon
she viii BE- taken from her cell under
escort OF two inspectors TO the ante
chamber OF the court and will there
await the summons OF the president
OF the assize. She will then be con
Quoted to the prisoners box and the
court proceedings will begin.
Madame Caillaux T. maintaining a
calm demeanor and today expressed
great confidence in the outcome OF the
case
Madame Caillaux left her old quar-
ters in an automobile accompanied
by three inspectors She was attired
IN a smart black tailored suit and a
black toque. the same costume she
wore during the lengthy preliminary
hearing
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THE wEArHER

tcontinusd en- Page EiEhtJ
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-06-04
RlyTner View .Ser7s

Listen for the wedding bells at Buck
ingham and keota
Jesse Beason was seea in this neiph-
borhood last Wednesday.
II. W. LaGer attended the county di-
vision meeting in Raymer Tuesday.
Mesdamcr James and Paul Amber
"erc buckingham callers Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. LaGer and Earl were
Sunday evening visitors at Meachams.
Uncle Joe GinPras and Mr. Francis
attend I'd church in Buckingham Sunday
Don't forget the ball game at Buck
ingham Saturday also the Band Con
cert.
Mr. and James Amber were Sunday
guest at the home Of the latter's par
ents near Wed1na.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meaeham and
family were dinner guests at the Will
Wagner home Sunday.
Earl and Mabel Lauar and Yerpil
Meaeham attended the Mother Goose
party given by the Wiling Workers
Sunday School class Saturday after
noon
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-06-04
Stcrekar, Items

Jack slocum returned to his work in
Sterling the first Of last week.
Clarence Bakke was al home the lat.
ter Part of the week.
Frank Eaton Of AYao was in town
Saturday.
Harry Conradson sailed thru town
town Saturday on his motorcycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. White from near Raw
mer were in town Thursday
Mrs. Maria Nielsen visited friends at
Willard Friday and Saturday.
Mesdames Dugan and Rowe went To
Sterling Friday.
j. z. Allen, the Rumley man, Was in
town Friday.
Mesdamcs c. +. Martin and VIM
McCain went to Sterling Thursday to
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-06-04
NOTICE ro. rly,sr.r..,,

notice ro:. rUgl.c .T.ps.
M.P.Is trul!tsaart setial Ulee..
Department OF the Interior.
[. s. Land cilise IA, Sterling. Colorado
day g. 1911.
NoTIGn is hereby given tLat Janet
Bishop, of KimnalI, .,ebr., who. o.
September 3, 1910, made homestead en-.
try, No. ol29l2, tor West Half OF, Sec.
tion 1, Township I! w., Range Is West,
9th Principal Meridian, has fled notice
of intention TO make Final Three Yeal
Proof, To establish claim 10 the laas
above described, before Register ans
Receiver, at Sterling, Colora 10, On lht
9th day Of july, 1919.
c!auant uauEea az witnesses:
ilaryey l. &syi.e.a. Of AyaIa. Coi5.
Jesse 4, Mayael3. d
John d. Il. Birhur, Of IinSsl. Nchr, f-l
E1ith bisnop, Of ~
~. GHo@Ns. Rcsistse.