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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Gin Baron in Rsapsl psrbaitst, Der
isiHs 5fusi G4ueiiern Is Sabre
lang sefangen ssbalten bate.
->.-
9.ridisOenss aus Meri,o. :
,ie brObenbe 9altuns
q uBlanbs:

gg len, 1S. pril. Die burd bic bro.
henoen NiiituHgeH Rublanbs unb bas
hsrausforbernoe gluftreten Ser Heaie,
rnns oss 3areH ssi6affens SituatiDu
iptro INNER unerirGglidsr. 2lngsiidts
Der nit gHsrbDrtsr G6amloIigieit be-
trisbenen ruifiibsn Espionage uno Der
ipitematii9en 4ufrsi5lrng Der llngarR
nno Nutbsnsn burd nit reihen 9eIo-
mittelH ptriebenen 4gsHten HuBlanbs
ipsrfsn nun 3situnaen. bic bisbsr bic
erbaltung beg Srisosns Inn jebsn
preis b.fiirnortetsH, bic 5rage auf,
ob Ssitsrrsid nod lGnger' 3ufekn oo.r
losihIassn iolI. sbe es gu fpdt lit.
Oas Bolt 1T iibsr bic ruiIiI6n I'm.
irisbe rno 5erausforbsrunssn 10 err
bittsrt. bab es eiHsn iofortissn &risg
Der Jorioou.r Der jesisen Gage pprs
3ieben piirbs.
es bsrri6t allgemein Der Ginbrud,
onB iolgenf9pere grsisniiie bor per
ShiirS ittbsn uno Der lana bsfiird,i.te
bluiiss aonflitt ii9 ni6t m.br a6tpens
ben laBt. Gang beIonoers srobe Gnts
riiituns bsruriadt bas Wiiblsn Rub.
lambs in llnearn, bas bon Seiierreic1
lossursiben .s ii6 offsnbar b.mi6i.
I'm 8erbinbung bamit berrfGt untsr
Der rnsariidsn0f.si.rungsporiei mobs
loie Gnttiiituna iiber bi. 9lmeritursiIe
bss Grafsn WlihasI aarolbi unb bic
Isitdtion, Die er uHi.r ben in ben
Der. Siaatsn lsbsnoen llnaarn snifal.
let. Der ifpHrsid. 4riTtotrdt uno
SppoiitiOnsfiibr,r. Der ofienbar len.
itIts bes S5eans g;IomittsI fir cine
repolutiondrs gtpsgung aufsu6rina,n
reriudt, bur6 bic ungdrl BON
Ssfttrreid losseriiisn psrben Ioll,
pirb oes Sodb.rrabis beI6nlbist.
Rsbrere 3eituHgsn psrlansen srbittsrt,
bab er BEL isinsr Riidtebr nod gubas
ptit tsrb1ftst ipsrbs unb ss III niAt
ausssi4iCHsn. poB iih Die Rssisruns
81 oiefem Shritt .niiflisbt.
ebenfO 9rob. emp6runs. ipie bic
ImerIinfabrt bes @rafsn Rarolpi unb
beiien Rebsn Dsruriadt Der 9eriuf Der
ilHgariiden Opppiition, burh cine ips
iismatiidx aeitdtion ben 0r.ibnnD Al
iprensen unb ben 2lnIhlsb unoarns
on bic ruiIiih fran30Tiite entsut.
htrbei3uiiibren. 0isIe llmtriebe fins
ben ab.r unier ben llnsarn i.lbii ben
ma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
0Setterberid)t.

Sir Obio: G65nes, pGrmsres
Dettsr am 9ienTtas Qlm Wittlpod
id0nes, tpdrmsres Wetter i'm n0rbIi.
den unb 1itli4en 9beil. Siib0flide
bis Iiiblide Winpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

Mnslan0' Selegrapb
Die 0fenl(idC MeiHung in
0eaGrfidj
Smrb bic Niiftungem mnb
Jntriguen Nuklanos
Sn aneeroroentfi6em 2aaee
erregt.
DAFT iebt cine trieseriidc Siimmung
in alien grsiIen bemert6ar iptro.
Graf auroIpi. bsr gu Suniten Rubs
lambs iniriguirt,
Niro bisllsi6t Ses SodOerrat6s ang..
tIagt ueroeH.
8eridiebsnes aus benz 0.utlfsn
Reif.
Die italieniIhe assisrung trifft bic
ipsitgebsnoiten 0Orbersitunssn.
lin i'm Sale zines Gtrsils Der Giisns
babnangeitelItea ben gltrisb auis
rs4t erbdIteH gu t6nnsn.
Gin Baron IN Rsapel psrbaftsi. Der
isine 5fpsi G4lusiiern IS Sabre
lang sefanssn ssbalteH bate.
ID
@srihiebenss aus Msri,o.
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9rGitbent million na d
Wafbinqtou auruds
uetehrt.

Dafbinuton, 3. g.. 13. g(prit
Qrdiioeut 8tIipu tebrte an Ulpntag
Mtproen BON 8bite Sulphur SprlHas
rdch @aibinaton auriid. Gr mar pom
Dem SetrstGr W(cg(oop. Trl. Glednor
Bilion unO ieinem Snpieaeriobn
fSroncis g. Sanre bealeitet. iyruy
Sdnre unO TrI. Warauret DilIOn
6lst6en nit ihrer SHUTTER nod cine
Bpcte in Bbite Sulpbur SprinQs.
Der 9rGfibcnt piro notwithstanding am
ifreitua Dieber oortbir suriittebren.
GrsGjoup. Spbn Climb. Der perI0ns
Iihe 9ertrster bss prdftbenten in Mss
rito, 1T ebenfans am UsuHsaa in
Waihinatpn ptnastT0ffsu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
NEWS BRIEFS

GRANT CHARTERS - Charters
we're granted 10 the following second-
airy sunday school classes yesterday
by the West Virginia Sunday school
association: The Fillae Regis class OF
the Southern Methodist church Of
WEIGH, and the Loyal Girls class OF
the Christian church at Charleston.
Tho total number OF secondary class
es organized to date r. PIT.
MEETING NOT HELD-Owin9 "a
the fact that not enough members
were present last evening TO form a
quorum, no meeting Of the business
Mems Association was held. The
meeting viii likely be held some even.
ing next week
OPEN OFFICES HERE-Piana arc
being made BY the Sun Slgn Company
Tor the opening Of their hoadquarters
in tho Robrecht building. NJ No. 1907
Market street Charles Keedv. Of
this city will De IN charge Of the com.
pany a. general manager.
CONDUCTOR IS iNJURED-Con.
ductor Ray DOwdcn, Of the WelIaburR-
bethany traction line. received pain
iul ana perhaps serious injury Wed.
nesday night when he stepped from
bis car and fen into a deep ravino'
ne suffered a broken leg. dislocated
hip and other injuries.
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PUBLIC SALE



cennxsszo.s<'s sais.
In TIE Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
John w. Adams. as
Administrator OF the es-
tate OF Maria s pautsch.
Charlie. Kirshner. e,
BY virtu. Of ps : sssres Of IN. c,rsu,,
Court OF Ohio County. rendered IN the
above entitled cause ON the I'd day OF
October; 1914, ! will. on saturday. Nov.
the north front door OF the Court House
OF Ohio County. offer at public sale the
fs,iowins Described real estate In the
virginia that n 10 say: All or the south
eriy Twenty-seven feet CAD feet OF lot
numbered Ten tio) An Square numbered
chapline Street between Twenty-sixfh
and Twenty-seventh Streets In the said
city OF wheelinE. Ohio County. West
to said City Of Wheeling. bounded a.
foilows to-wit: Beginning In the south
west corner of that part OF said lot con-
parties by Deed dated February LIST.
1905. as OF record In the office Of the
clerk OF the County Court OF said Ohio
Si2: thence southwsrdly binding on the
east line OF Chepline Street twenty
seven CAD feet to the southwest corner
VI eAAa iots NntnCc tA1tMArQll blnutuk
on the south line of said lot One Hun
dred (100) feet to the southeast corner
thereof. thence northwardly binding on
the west line OF Alley d. twenty-seven
t27) feet to the southeast corner OF said
Marten property: thence westwarly
binding on south line OF said Marten
property One Hundred GOOD feet to the
place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the
purchase money. and much more as
the purchaser shall elect. TO be paid In
cash on the day Of sale. and the residue
thereof In two equal installments bear
Ing interest from the day OF sale At six
per centum per annum and payable IN
one and two years from the day OF sale.
for which deferred pay ments the pur-
chaser shall give his negotiable promis-
sorry note bearing interest from the day
OF sale. and payable to the said special
commissioner. the title to the property
sold TO be retained until the payment
In all of the said purchase money aud
interest
CLYDE r. AMOS.
Special Commissioner.
L hereby certify that bond and secur-
tty has been given by the above named
special commissioner, as required by
law and said decree.
JORN l. EfNGHORN.
clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
~. West Virginia.
o-23-JO-n-S-I3-eO
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to the convention by the committee
and these invariably caused discus
sion.
Referred to Conference.
The trouble between the stationary
engineers and firemen was referred to
future conference of those involvah
with a view TO amalgamation. Fur
Their efforts will also be made to bring
about amalgamation of the lithograph-
ers and the autographs press feed
ers. There was long fight over the
question OF the American Brother
hood OF Cement Workers being alb
sorbed by the International Hold Car
ries, Building and Common Laborer's
Union OF America with the result that
further efforts are to be made by the
executive council to have the cement
workers agree TO the ABSORPTION.
The convention endorsed the &C
ton of the executive council in refus-
Ing TO give the Order of Railroad Of
Photographers extended Jurisdiction
over certain classes OF railroad en-
ployes. The executive council had re-
fused to give this Jurisdiction on the
ground that II was not conducive TO
the best interests OF the general labor
movement TO grant the request at this
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
MR.. HUGO FRANK
DIED THURSDAY
roAz r1oluMBNr LOCAL susr.
1ss aAM succUMBs
Zen Zen zsstding IN Pittsburgh Tor
sunday Afternoon.

Mt Hugo Frank one Of the CITY,.
nost honored business men passed
away Yesterday morning al the hons ~
ms daughter Mrs. Simon Loeb OF Pifts.
ss ar. Frank has for the past two
Hsars been retired from active business
sn, resiiaihE with his daughter in the
SMOKY city. The remains will he. brouph,
70 Eor mis- city, and following services az
ION ION street temple at 2:SO O'clock Satur.
Wood cemetery. 49, 'e u" MI
tHe deceased came 20 this city from
sanp9Ft. indiana, about fifteen wears
~i,h an entered the clothing business
MIth Mr.. samuel Kraft as a firm ~
KRAFT and Frank. Later he took ehis
TSons ihto the business with him chanc-
ing the hrm name TO H. Frank A. ons
Mnich mouse stili exists. IL is now on,
ratsu win Mr.. SSamuel Frank al lis
nend, lie is survived BY the foIlowtnF
SSniia.eh, samuel X, OF this city: HarrS,
20 rAIik. Mrs. simon Loeb and Mrs los
Brooks. all or Pittsburgh 'Vs'
~ lie was a consistent member Of thu
Eon street church while a resident hsr,,
ana anu an aetive member OF the coneree.
ION ron, he has often visited the city
sinee MS retirement from business. and
his death. - 'N' VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Order OF Publication
County. West virginia. o e1obsr R oelo
u X Martin. In Chancery.
Mary Winfield Martin. Divorce.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain for.
the plaintiff. from the defendant an an
solute divorce from the bonds OF matrl-
mony.
AID IL appearing from an affidavit
the defendant, Mary WinnIfieid Nartin
virginia. and she not having been served
the Plaintiff by D. a. Mckee his coun-
sci. this order OF publication Is entered
against her. and IL ordered that the said
oelNnuant. above named. be and she is
required TO appear within one month AZ
Ter the date OF the first publication OF
TINS order and do what is necessary to
dered that this order be published and
posted as required by law.
cur said Court, at the Court House OF
said County. this Sth day OF October
1914. to-wit: October Rules. 1914.
JOHN L. kINGHORN. Clerk.
JOHN L. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
The State OF West Virginia.
To the sheriff OF Ohio County Creetfne.
We command you that you summon
Mary winfield Martin. IL she be found
IN your haiiiwiek. TO appear AT the Clerks
office OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
y 81 Rules to be held for the said Court
on The first Monday In October 1914 TO
her in the said Court By O. r. Marii S
and have then there this writ
witness John l. Kingdom. Clerk of
said County, in the city OF Wheeling tn.
zsth day Of september. 1914. and in the
S2nd year ,o % the state ofswsstt vlrginis
Ohio County Circuit Court.
October Rules. 191f.
@. X. Martin. / Summons.
Mary winfield Martin. In chancery.
ID. A. Mckee. r. o.
The within named Mary winfield
Martin Is no inhabitant OF my baiiiwicf
nor found therein this 9th day OF Octo-
HENRY FRoITME. ID. S.
for A. T. SWEENEY. y. q. c.
Notice 20 Take Dispositions
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia
g.. II. Martin.
Plaintiff.
Mary winfield Martin.
Defendant
, The above named Mary winfield
Martin. will take notice that the deposit
lions Of Adolph Difloc. Brigitta DiflOe
Mary Northway ana Mr.. Trexei. will be
taken Al the law Office Of Burkhart \
Head. 500 Schwind Building. in the City
Of Dayton. County OF Mont gomery, state
OF OSio, on the 4th day OF December. A.
ID. 1914, between the hours OF 100 A ~
Of Katie Ginery. Emil Rauschenberg and
.. A. Martin. viii be taken at the law
Office OF p. \; Mckee, 1913 Chspline
street In the city OF Wheeling. County
OF Ohio and state OF West Virginia on
the 1fh day Of December. 1914. between
the hours ~ 1890 a. NJ. and 1900 =. NJ.
10 be read as evidence in the above cause
on behalf Of the above named plaintiff
And ~. from any cause. the taking OF the
said dispositions shall not be commenced
or being comm need. shall not b. com
pieted on the DAY Aforesaid the taking
Of ne same viii be adjourned from time.
the ramc hours until the same shall be
completed.
g.. " MARTIN
by -. 4. MCKEE.
NJ go. t-d-t Attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
DEFECTIVE FLUE
Causes rirs IN Monr-chsn, Last ufght
Nhirh fer r Time Threatened 70 De
atroy Portion Of ne Town

iIre resulting from o. defective fine.
partly destroyed thr residence az avf.
hNli.r Grimm. near the corner 81 gfrfH
O'Clock last evening rIuf Tor the
prompt action ~ fhr McMschrn vofun.
l.Nr iire department thc main business
arrfI ~ toe CITY would have brer 49,.
luuHIN damaged
rhg building is situated just north Of
we MNera drug store aud is owned b.
Crow and Mercer ~ b. not fhuusbf
that the damage viii b. very great a.
the fire waa confined 90 the uuprr sf0rv
Ihc roof was burned through = small
rhlld uf tho family which has been III
Tor The past Few DAVIS was removed 10
The home ~ n uciEhbur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
CITIZENS MEET
Bsnwood Residents ana Council Com
Mite % Take Up Question
OF water Rates.

4 foint meeting OF the Citizens Com
mitfce ~ Bcnwood. and the committee
Or tho Benwood city council on fire.
wa'or and liEhts. viii b. held tonight
with Attorney Martin Brown and r. a.
Martin Co take uD the matter o. the
water rate case which viii soon b. heard
hrinro the Public Service Commission
Ihf two committee have been work .
lnE fnifhiulIN Tor The past several weeks
aInffiug evidence and making prepare.
tinu- tn urc1Dnf The case before the Pub
lc service Commission IN ife true iiFht.
hN COMM rriou meets NJ Charleston on
Nofcmhor 20 ard ~ o. the hope Of Hen
WOOD citizeua o. have The case thorough
lF prepared. The fun membership on
both committee a. urged To- attend to
niHhl o. the business az hand A. highly
Important
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
INTEREST CENTERS
tcOntinusd from Fir,. P.r.n


Sebastopol and both claim to have had
the better OF the encounter. Accord.
ing - the Russian report. the former
German cruiser Goshen. now attached
to the Turkish navy. was damaged
while the Turks assert that n Russian
battleship suffered severely and that
the other Russian warships we're com
PEELED to retire.
Bombardment OF the early days Of
the var is the report from Vienna that
Belgrade has been called upon to sur.
render. This city. the capital OF Ser.
via. was under bombardment Tor
weeks and was relieved only when the
first Russian advance in Galicia com
PEELED the Austrians to look after their
northern frontiers Now the Servians.
like the Montenegrins, are back I'm
their own country. and the Austrians.
unmindful OF the second invasion OF
their northern provinces. are endeav-
oring 90 destroy the two little armies.
Avoid cheap limitations Of China
lene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
Two ENrEnrAIrnrrrs
MAY ne Hsid Each Month ~ 4.rn.r.
o. University Ciub,

Ncmhnrs ~ che University club ana
th.li immediate friends viii Dol fEa ~.
we tltn "a chauce tu have two rnfrr.
HNNfuenfH each month 81. fH.f. ..f..f
inY-nH M uians considered inrt uirhf ara
ttffiel out meeting of TIE Hoard IN
,fnffrnufH Was held ard fhn urrrIferf
W MinFfrter Wa authorized 10 rar,e
p ,nu.i.ilteN ~ act a. nu Entertainment
committee 90 arrange Tor two rufarfafr-
wentf each month at the club rooms
nc following new members wee a.
fnIffol
-ftoaidaut fnennbefa.G nan
MrW MariInaVillr. ~. va Weaf Vfrrfrfr
unworthy. 1900. and univerrfty ~ Viz.
NInIn o.
Resident members a o. sinks west
ru NCnfrVc cullrre %. Thomas NICK
lummluH Cornell f1 vs. u uarra.
washing TffH0n. fIl. ffurT
Brady. Carnegie Tech. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
Don't Dope
Your Stomach
Too Many People Use strong oruos
for Ailments that Could Be Quickly
Relieved IN Another Wav

reufnlEia. rheuunfirm. fuuh1Eo. r0ut
etiti NECK. core aching nerves ana mus.
arc moro quickly ard permanently r..
ueEci BY thr uro nf fhr Ola fimo Tar.
frIH Indian Imminent. than hF drafnr
the stomach win drurr
NothinF else eerne fO eo quickly nenr.
rnfo o. fho cent ~ fna trouble
Just rub Do 0u. ard fnr pain af0ua Do
aufe ~ ~ no it ia far ahead of 40 othor
nnfmfufa
The price a. only 1sr and nearly all
pc n. from fhe lf o. % Cary Medicine
Co. tIufaNllir. ohio.
Sold by &. VI. Griest a Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
SENATOR ENGLAND
After support OF Local Politician. A.
Ms Candidacy FOR President
OF state Senate.

senator y T. England OF Logan rot,r.
casc before the State supreme GOMEZ
While IN the city be called UNION a ,,l,9,-
~ ~ lnuufhNnl Republicans and al.
.llltd thrif support IN his Candldaf.v f0r
t.eN.ent or the senate. Among Other.
W. England called upon Senator ei~..t
l.,a = hoefnhlouui. De senator b. duifs
NiHerent occasions Ne has MADE !.
name Tor himself in the Fifth disfrfrT
sna ~ probable that he viii put up 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
VILLA MARCHES
CcOntinusd Prom FIRST Pare,

has promised 10 carry II into effect on
the z3rd OF this month.
Ny desire r. 10 avoid the respon-f
DlIlty OF future bloodshed so that
may not be blamed hereafter for caus.
M blOOdshed on the score Of person.
.s,ss; Ny desire II to make every
possible concession Compatible vitf
my duty a. n citizen. a. representative
OF the revolution and ne first chief in
cnaTEe OF the executive power Of tho
The majority Of the chiefs remain.
~ ioyAl ana continued 10 remain firm
and ready 20 sustain the condifiors ~
winch ] made reference For "a
reason I e. false that they have aban.
doned their first attitude and nov A..
sire That 7 leave tho country. This
latter IT, only considered BY them in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
Dies Of Iniur,e.

". Rogers. Of Cambridec fca.r,t
ing ~ the North Wheeling hoepftai a. =
rs.ult 81 injuries received Wedncsda,,
~ ~ l.. noon az the new postnffIcr buftdirs,
~ ~, belsir. he Was standing on "a scar
iold on The second floor when o,,c -
nc hcaNy cornice stones. which hed
oeen placed Temporarily on the ,xaiie
Ieii from its position 10 the scaffoid
winch broke. and Rogers was prert,f.
I,ttu 20 thc iloor. a distance or ten feef
nc stone tell on Mr.. Rogers. infifcfing
death '''e m MS
Deceased was % years Of ar. s,s
caves q VIE and two children AZ
hnhe.t was also Inspector or the ne,..
yoH'9tuc. building At CAMBRIDGE f,,r.
inE bis brief stay fn Hefiafrg he -,
mace many friends who will b. grteved
o. learn of hts death f'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
Mrs. Annie Belle Miller.

Mrs. Annie Belle Miller died yester-
day morning at No 70 Tws, },'-es,t,
street. following brief Illness The
deceased .ss' has no local relatives. Rcla-
rive to-day and take charge OF the 6oJx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

Following an illness OF complicatIor
OF diseases. Frank T.. Miller. we'll know
IeSi1snt OF the city. residing AT No
morning. The deceased vas A. ~
tnlf Iy-tonrth year 81 his age and has
.ssined IN the city all hts iifo helms
s1S Son oI NJ. and Mrs. Charles Miller
NC nenber OF the Fourth street NJ h
fSihurch taking rart In all its services
10 10 Mss married several wears ago. nnA
I%2W S,, children; Goraidine. Frank an
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS


The following numbers Of ohio Conn
~ hnndH &C tho $50 80 q loan haze
been drawn and will b. redeemed ~ fte
German Bank IN the city 30 Mhoefinr
on me lst day Of December. 1915
Seven 90 BONDS ~ 1900 30 each nun, .
hered 1880 iae-66-1o5-sf-fHa
Interest on the above bonds vii r....
on December lat. 1910
- JOHN NJ gANuTN. President
THE NnANp OF COMMTsgTONEEa or.
TIE COUNTY OBJ ONO.
n-19-11-2s-ao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20
BELLAIRE CITIZEN WANTS CHIEF
OF POLICE MALONE SUSPENDED
case the last conditions that / have
named are fully complied with.
Can't Take Tamplco.

named are fully complied with.
ar, Can't Take Tampico.
ls false that Villista troops are
ABOUT 70 take the port of Tampico Le-
cause IL Is first necessary for them
70 defeat the constitutionalist troops
IN the states OF Coahuila, Nueyo Leon
ana Tamaulipas which, at present
ume. remain loyal to the first chief.
Generals Obregon. Gonzalez and
Aguilar FIRMLY demand that the condi-
lions stipulated by me shall be full
filled and accordingly there Is no
ruin IN the rumor of their detection.
Up to the present time I have NOT
received any word that villa had in
formed the Aguas Calientes conven-
uon that he will retire from the COM
mand OF the division of the North and
agree TO expatriate himself"
-, Much Apprehension.
VERA CRUZ. Nov. 19.-Apprehen-
sion among large part OF the resi-
dents OF Vera Cruz. both permanent
ana temporary. becomes more marked
as the date for the excavation OF the
city and its occupation by the consti-
tutionalists draws near. Two hun
ured refugees to-day telegraphed Pres
ident Wilson appealing for aid TO
leave Vera Cruz. Like many others
OF tle refugees the signers of the
Telegram are actually too poor TO nay
Tor their steamer passage, although
SOM OF them would be wealthy II
their vested interests could be real
lied Upon.
The Spanish consul reports that
eleven textile mills valued at SIS 900,
OvO PESOS have been looted and burn
ed. near Puebla-
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tunerai services over the remains OF
the late Charles Hlrsch' who nass'.t
eM1f ednesday evening at his home In
ScM echen viii be held at the family
none sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
foliSwing the services interment will be
~ the NC Mechen cemetery. He Is sur
rriNea by the following children: Mrs
Meehen. Mrs, Luke Taylor and Miss
Nethrrine. OF Cleveland and Howard
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Inc remains OF the late Gibbs Foeler
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs A. q. Hal
5Sch. were laid To rest yesterday In
,fIeehWood cemetery. Short services
were held at the home. No. 500 NoS,,,
= rInt street In charge OF Rev. Thomas
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naproth Funeral.

The last sad rites over thu rerai, .
or the late Charles Klaproth will he
neld this afternoon at o'clock al the
1rSlLniiy nome No. 40 Seventeenth street
1Iert and interment VIII be In Green
wood cemetery.
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several local relatives left YESTERDAY
morning Tor Pittsburgh. called there ~
me me death OF William Pemerman. Jr
ne deceased was IN the twenty-arsf
year year or MS age and had left the civ
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.
P1ttsburgh- Wheeling and Kentucky
Raflroad Companv

Pittsburgh, Pa. November Is. 1914
The undersigned. Trustees under the
First Consolidated Mortgage of the
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Kentucky Rail-
road Company. dated January I. 1884.
hand s11 .3O2.io applicable TO the pur-
chase OF First Consolidated Mortgage
bonds secured by said mortgage. for this,
purpose OF the Sinking Fund provided
hereunder. Proposals will be received
until December 26. 1914. for the sale TO
them OF 100000 OF such bonds
tees are authorized to pay Is 105 and ac-
crued interest. In case no bonds are Of
Tered. the Trustees viii proceed TO draw
by lot $40. 100000 OF said bonds at par
and accrued interest
S. II. LIGGETT.
s. c. SCOTT.
n-13-2o-27 Trustees.