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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
Bandit Holds Up A
Train Single Handed
SWINGS ABOARD CHAIR CAR
AND STARTS TO COL
LECT VALUABLES.
Deputy Sheriff Opens Fire and
Pistol Duel Ensues-RObber
Escapes-Suspect Arrested.

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. ia bandit
boarded Western & Atlantic passen-
ger train No. l at Winnings. Ga. to-
night. robbed passengers in one OF
the coaches OF several hundred dol
lars and after engaging in a pistol
duel with a deputy sheriff who was
on board. jumped from the train at
Bolton. Ca.
Authorities at Bolton. which is
seven miles west OF Atlanta. have
taken into custody a man said to
answer the description OF the bandit
Train No. 1 runs from Chattanooga
10 Atlanta. and most Of the passen-
gers were residents Of Chattanooga
and intermediate towns As the train
passed through Winnings shortly after
7o'clock. a man entered the chair
car. drew a pistol and bega nto col
lect valuablcs from the passenger.
lie had robbed more than a score
when G. G. Heard. an Atlanta deputy
who was returning from Rome. Ga.
opened fire upon him. Half dozen
shots were exchanged. Heard being
wounded slightly by a bullett which
passed through his cheek. Whether
the bandit was hurt Is not known.
lie swung from the train as % slowed
down at Bolton and disappeared.
The rObher did not enter the ex.
press or mail cars The amount stol-
On from passengers is believed 20
have been small. altough one man re.
ported that he had given up $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
GETS
A BANK HEARING
PARTISANS CONTEND 1T Is
LOGICAL CENTER FOR
LOCATION.
Wants District to Include All of
West Virginia and Ohio-New
York Second Choice.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Hearines
on the rival claims OF eastern cities
desiring 10 be chosen by the federal
reserve organization board as loca.
tons for regional banks were con
eiuded here to-day. The organization
committee. Secretary McAdoo and
Secretary Houston. will leave to.mor.
row Tor the west 10 conduct hearings
Ihey may be Joined later by John
SHELTON Williams. whose nomination
as comptroller OF the currency goes
10 the senate tomorrow with the an
proval OF the banking and currency
/ committee. The COMPTROLLER Is the
eX-ohicio. third member of the com.
mittee.
The last city TO present its claim
today was Pittsburgh. Representa.
tives OF that city urged that il was
| locited in tho center of a great in.
auStrial territory, naturally doing a
Dahhing business with Pittsburgh
hepre sentative Burke declared il
would be like compelling q man 10
SWIM upstream 10 locate the head.
quarters oi the district I'm which pitts.
Duit Is 10 be located At either CI4ve-
iaHd or cincinnati The committee
wa, vas 'old that Pittsburgh dealings with
.''.N AiN tNlUuku HnllNnNInlIa
70 New York. but DID not stop tbe-e
or mat reason 10 was suggested Ney,
1orN rather than PHILADELPHIA was
fittsburch's second choice for the
mead Of the district.
axes In All OF West Viroini,
The district recommended 10 tho
committee for which IL was proposed
that Pittsburgh should be. the center
consisted Of the western part Of Neu
YORK. west OF Rochester. that part of
fennsylvania. west Of Altoona. west.
ern Maryland and the whole OF West
Virginia and Ohio.
Earlier in the day. PhiladeIpbia
bankers had urged the selection ~
Philadelphia for a district to consist
or southern New Jersey. pernsvI.
vanla, Delaware and eastern Nqrv.
land. They suggested that gU Mars.
land. virginia. North Carolina ana
West Virginia might be added fn
addition 10 Philadelphia thov ureod
me selection Of nine other reserya
bank cities. Boston. New York chi.
cagO, Atlanta. New Orleans Nin,..
apolis. St Louis. Denver and SAN
Francisco.
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The Ohio Valley General hospital.
which has been in course OF erection
for the past twenty months. is now
a reality. From an old building with
aniiquatcd equipment and without
the facilities TO meet the demands
upon IL. has Grown this new. won
derful and magnificent structure II
stands tOcay high on Chapline hill.
IN II u Vitw Of hundreds from an d.
rections. q monument 20 tne charity
and benevOlence Of the citizens OF
wheeling and surrounding territory.
A model Of architecture. equipped
with the latest appliances known to
hospitals and surgery. and complete
In every detail from foundation to
roof the new structure will be for.
mally dedicated TODAY 20 the purpose
Tor which 10 was erected. and in this
formal act the citizens OF Wheeling
those who contributed their mite M
to- those whose donations were lar.
Eer. viii see the realization Of their
contribution 90 that sweetest OF all
bcnevOlencos-ch charity.
The dedicatOiy exercises viii be
impressive and the people of this dis.
trict will be presented with an insti.
tuition second to none Do the country.
and one Of which the public may feel
Justly proud. The ceremonies. which
viii De open to the public generally
o Ccontinuod on Fifteenth Pagel
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VESSEL MAKES DIVE IN MA
NEUVERS AND FAILS TO
COME UP.
Efforts at Rescue SO Far Futile
and II Is Believed All
Will BE Lost.

PLYMOUTH, Eng. Jan. f6. - Two
officers aud n:ne Iaen comprising tire
crew OF the British submarine boat
A." are trapped tonign. I'm their
craft beneath the waters Of White
sand Bay. about FIVE miles southwest
of Plymouth. Whether tho men are
dead or alive has not been established
but navy officials hero expressed the
opinion .onight that al had persisted.
The exact suOt where the little vessel
sank has not been definitely fixed.
Al" I'm company with tine AS"
and "A-9" made a plunge about noon
today while engaged il manouvers.
Her sister ships came 70 he surface
al the end Of the maneuyars. hut
nothing has been seen OF the Al
since she opened her valves and diVed.
Al nrst u was believed by che men
on tho other submarines flat the
AZ was merely overstaying her
9llottsG time beneath the water hu'
vlen the officers realized ,tat their
sis.vt boat was I'm distrss they sent
ont signals for aid.
Rescue boats we're Immediately
rushed to the vicinity where the
AT went down They threw OUT
erappl.ng irons and dragged the bay
s'l afternoon and until darkness set
i1 Their efforts were fruitless. how
ever. for never once was there "a tug
ar chain 90 indicate that the iron
sides OF the plbngcr had been struck
The rfapplhg operations will be-
Gin at day Igit tomorrow. and in tho
nope that the submarine viii De
found boat capable of nrug her
to the top of the water has been or
deged to Whitosand bay.
The Al" was in charge of Lieu
tenant Gilbert M Weimau. who had
as AN ide another officer a number
81 the scamcn aboard we're making
their first trip in o. submarine
Cause Not Known.
Tht cause of tine accident De- not
known. Whether the submariuo's
machinery became disabled or
whether she tore hole in herself on
some sunkeu object ie fhe mrrasf
sp'culatio0 Naval Officers estimate
that in cuso The vessels aul has not
been puncturcd tha men on board
her misht live at least twelve hours
tenf1fn The water
This ia the sixth submarine of class
.A' which has come 10 grief. aud the
question is being raised whether the
government ought not 10 abandon this
type Of boat in favor OF the more
modern vessels of the -C" and "u"
classes Tho "a" was built n 1900
and measured 900 fect ir lcnrtl lTcr
submerged displacement was eOt|
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WATCH
Man ls Arrested IN Parkersbura
Charge With Robbing Clsrksburq
Magistrste-RecoVer Property.

special Ulsraf0h f0 thr frt.iI.aer.r.
CLARkSBU BG. " Va. Jan Us --
Ellsworth Shocks. arrested lasf rI.lf
81 Parkersburg. a. the man who zoe
recently robbed Jackson ". Carter.
a local magistrate o. hc lay sleeping
IN = hotel here. was BROUGHT to The
county Jail here today from Park
ersburg 10 await hearing The 80.
ucles stolen fro mthc MAGISTRATE.
consisting of biz watch. 800 Boz cash
and papers. were valued at $500 a
teleRranI received This afternoon
stated that the Parker burg police
had recovered Che stolen watch in a
pawn shop there.
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Gen. SALAZAR WANTED IN
U. S. CAPTURED ON BORDER
TAKEN FROM TRAIN WHILE ENROUTE TO JOIN GARRISON
OPPOSITE EAGLE PASS-LS WANTED
MEXICO ON CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY
Gen. Oozco Also Under Indictment But Centd-Ne
Danger Now Threatens Huerta Government in Fsure of
Acapulco Campaign-Press Comment

PRRSIDIO. Texts. Jan. 16.-Ef-
forts of the border authorities to
round up the Mexican federal genar-
ais who escaped from Ojinaga. Mex
leo. when the rebels occupied that
place today resulted In the arrest at
Sanderson. Texas. OF General Jose
Ynez Salazar lie was taken from a
a train while enroute to Join the
federal garrison in Mexico opposite
Eagle Pass.
Salazar is the seventh Mexican
general 10 come into the custody of
the United States authorities. The
roster of the generals is:
Captured while trying to get back
TO Mexico. General Salazar.
In custody. ON tho way from Pre-.
Bidio 20 FL Paso. Generals Mercado.
Castro. LaIioa. Orpinal. Aduana and
Romero.
Still missing. but believed to be
hiding in Texas, Generals Pascual
Orozco. Mafcello Caraveo and Anto-
MO Rojas.
Wanted For Conspiracy.
/, Salzar. who achieved distinction
through his raids on the Mormon col
onies in northern Mexico. is wanted
At Santa Fe, y. NJ. where he was
indicted i'm the Federal court on
charges ot conspiracy to smuggle
arms and ammunition into Mexico.
He was arrested in IL Paso on that
indictment, but he forfeited his
bonds. Orozco is under indictment
also. but never was arrested.
Salazar admitted his identity when
arrested. He was taken TO Maria 10
be put under bond for his appearance
In Santa Fe. The military authori-
ties, however. prepared 10 re-arrest
him and remove him TO FL Paso with
the other Federal soldiers and gen.
erals who escaped 10 this country.
A New Dnaper..
WASHINGTON. Jan. 16- With
financial troubles and aggressive
rebel armies 10 cope with. the Huer-
ia government in Mexico is menaced
by a new danger, according TO offi-
cial reports reaching Washington to-
day from Mexico City. These re-
ports said much alarm has been
caused in government circles by sus-
picious circumstances growing out
Of the failure of the Federal cam
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Important Amendment
To the Sherman Law
WILL ELIMINATE rule OF
REASON SET BY SU-
PREME COURT.
Amendment Would Give L. s.
Courts Jurisdiction in Cases and
Also District Attorney.

WASHINGTCN. Jan. ie.-Repr--
sentative Stanley OF Kentucky. after
conference with President Wilson.
introduced late today an amendment
10 the sherman law. which would
make Illegal the rnonopolization or re-
straint OF trade in any degree" II
is designed TO eliminate the "rule OF
reason laid down by the Supreme
court I'm the Standard oil case.
The amendment would also invest
the circuit courts OF the United States
with jurisdiction TO restrain and pre-
vent violations OF the act irrespective
OF the attorney general. II was drawn
TO meet the wish OF the president. ex-
pressed In his last message 20 Con-
gress, TO reduce the debatable area
surrounding the sherman act Rep
resentdtive Stanley discussed the
measure with the president today.
and previously had corresponded with
him az length on the subject
The Kentucky. Congressman, who
was chairman of the special commit
tee which investigated the United
States Steel Corporation. does not
offer the measure as an administra-
tion anne tndment. but believes II will
be OF service 10 the committees or
Congress which will draft the anti
trust legislation after the Presidents
special trust message Is delivered
next week
The Stanley bill would amend the
second and fourth sections, of tho
sherman law. In section two, into
which the Supreme Court Injected
the Rule OF reason" the words, In
any degree" are inserted so that the
section would read:
Important Insertion.
Every person who shall monopo-
lie or attempt TO monopolize or COM
bine OF conspire with any other per-
son or persons. TO mopolize IN ANY
DEGREE any part of the trade or
commerce among the several states.
or with foreign nations. shall be
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor and
on conviction thereof. shall be pun
ished by fine not exceeding 5000,
or by imprisonment not exceeding
one year. or by both said punish
ments. In the discretion OF the court"
Discussing that portion OF Chief
Justice Whites decision which re-
lates to unreasonable restraint or
trade. Representative Stanley said
tonight that he had always regarded
CONTINUED on Page siI.)
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DESPERATE MAY
NOW SURRENDER
SAYS HE Is WILLING IF
BROTHER Is SECURED TO
CARE FOR CHILDREN.
Suffering Of Nine Hungry Chill
dren In House Believed TO Be
ReasOn-BrOther Sent For.

MAYVILLE, y. Y. Jan. led
ward Beardsley sent out word from
his barricaded farm house at Sum.
merdale this afternoon that he was
ready to talk surrender with the
sheriff. provided his brother. James
Beardsley. was brought here from Ii
tusville to look after the children.
Sheriff Anderson believed that
Beardsley's offer was the first sin
cere one he had made since he bar
ricaded the farm house after the
shooting OF Poormaster Putnam on
Tuesday afternoon and he at once
sent a deputy TO Titusville TO ask
the brother to come here. In the
meantime he instructed the depu-
ties on guard not TO shoot unless
Beardsley tried TO get away.
The sufferings OF the nine hungry
and frost-bitten children in the house.
the sheriff believes. drove Beardsley
to consider a peaceful surrender
Two deputies who talked with Boards
ley through a broken window this az.
ternoon under cover OF the farmers
rifle said the crying OF the children
was pitiable.
II was through the deputies that
Beardsley sent the terms OF surren-
der to the sheriff.
"I'll surrender IL you fellows allow
my brother James to come here and
take possession of the children" he
said. IF you don't theren be more
trouble. have plenty Of ammuni.
ton"
To Prevent Escape.
While awaiting the arrival OF the
brother from Titusville. Sheriff An
derson took extraordinary precautions
10 prevent Beardsley's escape. All
roads In the vicinity OF the farmhouse
we're patrOlled by deputies on foot
and In sleighs and every vehicle was
halted and examined before Il was al
lowed TO proceed
Ethel Austin. the woman who eg.
capped from the Beardsley house on
Tuesday after the shooting. SAYS that
four Of the children there are hers
and FIVE belong 10 her sister. who also
has been known as Mrs Beardsloy.
All are under seven years Of age She
has been remanded 10 the county init
az the request Of the district attorney.
Joe Finn. negro who was with the
Austin woman when she was taken
into custody. is also being held as a
material witness
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Eleven Trapped I'm
British Submarine
FAERMONT HAS
MAD DOG SCARE

special Dispatch 70 the 1ntelligencer
FAGRMONT. w. Va, Jan. 16.--Ths
East side % this city resembled an
armed Mexican camp. this afternoon.
when men and boys By the hundreds
with shot guns. rifles. hatchets. clubs
and iron pokers started out 10 hunt a
bird dog reported to be mad. The
animal was finally killed. The trouble
started when two small boys. Edward
Brown. nvc-year-old. and Marion Hell
mick. 1-years-old. were cOasting on the
hill and reached the corner just as the
dog came out the other street The
sled cCllidcd with the dog and he was
knocked down. Badly frightened the
dog began to bite and the Brown boy had
bis face badly torn. passing team
ster came from his wagon and beat the
dog with pitchfork almost killing the
animal The dog dragged himself away
and soon after the hunt started.
Late tonight the dog was found n rnffs
from town and shot 90 death. Mayor
Anthony Brown led the party which
finally killed the animal His head VIII
he sent tu the pasteur institute az Bal-
not believed that he suffered from
rabies. \ fe.y hours after the boys we're
bitten dog knocked down two small
girls ON Water street. aud one, Marie
HudrIue. was slightly scratched about
Che neck. rfiz added Co The excitement.
and the reports grew until DO was stated
H dozen frrreious dogs had invaded tho
owners of valuable dogs in the clty had
difficulty preventing the rattle-hanged
citizens from kiIluz them in their KEN
ucls
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Elaborate Exercises to Mark
Dedication of New HOSPITAL
HANDSOME STRUCTURE WILL
BE THROWN OPEN TO
PUBLIC TO-DAY.
Hon. Isadore Sobel, of Erie. Pa, to
Deliver Dedicatory Address.
Reception Held Tonight.
THE PROGRAM.
3. w. Peterson. Rresldinn

p. w. Peterson. Presiding.
Overture National Airs"
.......-....-.. M. Boyer
heistor's Orchestra
Invocation Rev. Jacob Brit
tinahan. Pastor of ST. Iuke's
Protestant Episcopal church.
Sestettc from F'Lucis".
--..--..,. $500. Donizetti
Meister's Orchestra
Address Hon. Issdor SobeI.
Attorney at Law and Post
master. Erie, Pennsylvania.
"humoresque" Anton Davorak
Meister's Orchestra
Address. Rev. chas. n. Rob-
inson. D. o.. Pastor Of First
United Presbyterian church.
Delivery pf Keys Mr.. Edward
=. Stevens, Architect, Bos-
ton. Mass.
Greetings from VISITING hos
pital superintendent and
physicians.
Hymn. .. praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow"
Audience standing.
Benedietion. Rev. A. w. Mills.
Pastor % Fourth Street NJ.
E. church.
lnternezzo -"Echoes % Sc
Vile" Neil Moret
Meister's Orche stra
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GRAPHIC STORY
OF ERUPTION
TOLD IN LETTER WRITTEN BY
Y NJ. c. A. STUDENT
IN JAPAN.
Tells of Panic Following Earth
quake and Great Damage
Done by Shock.

TOXIC. Jan. ia letter received
mere today from +. X. Hoyer. OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at
hagoshima. tells graphically the
story Of the. eruption OF Sakura-Jima
and OF the events that followed IL.
The letter. which is dated January y,
says.
"Sakura-Jima has now been in vio-
lent eruption for ~ hours. There was
a severe earthquake at 6:35 o'clock
this evening and in panic the people
fed to the hills
Great damage was done by the
shock. Stone walls are lying in the
streets, chimneys have fallen through
the roofs OF tho fimsy wooden struc-
lures. the dixie lies in ruins and in
ecvry home furniture has been
smashed and valuable vases and orna-
ments destroy ed
The people who remain in the city
are camping IN the streets. the temple
grounds and Iruveyards There has
been no looting. although the shops
are exposed. The crater's roar keeps
an the people awake The first erup-
ton occurred at O'Clock this morn
ing and ashes we're hurled high in the
air Schools we're suspended and
business came TO "a standstir
Many persons had left sakura-
Iima. warned by the severe earth
quake shocks and the swelling Of the
earth. Hundreds of sampans brought
the destitute across the bay 20 Kago-
shima. From this city could be seen
The appalling shower Of rocks. some
or them apparently as large a.
house. hurled hundreds Of feet into
the air and dropping again on the
island. BY this evening 10 is prob.
able that an the villages on the
mountain have been burned.
"Af the wharf here many pitiabie
scenes were Witnessed Women we're
Weeping or crying for protection.
They could hardly wait to reach the
shore To- tell the story of those left
behind One old man carried a pcf
bird. Five thousand destitute Der.
sons are quartered in the schools and
temples Of KagoshIma All the peo-
pie have hod from the water front
and carts packed with bedding and
trunks and women laden with bur
dens on their backs are Fastening
from the city
Was Beautiful Island.
"Sakura-llma. which ia twcnfv.gir
fContinusd On rtft..utb r,g..
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paign in the nelrhborhood OF Aca-
pulco.
The Federal garrison at this i'm
por:ant port under the command Cf
General Mariscal Is said TO have
shown itself strangely apathetic in
the presence OF very active and
aler. enemy I'm the person OF General
Blanco. the Constitutlonalist leader
Repeated instructions from the war
minister In the Mexican capital to
General Mariscal to institute an ac-
tive campaign against the Constitu-
tionalists who have begun TO appear
In great numbers inland from Acs-
pulco. have failed 20 produce an ef-
feet, and talk of n warm friendship
existing between Mariscal and Blan-
co has led to an investigation of Gen
eral Mariscars loyalty.
important Port
The situation is regarded as OF
great importance. I'm view of the fact
that aside from Saline Cruz. Acapul-
co Is now practically the only port
on the Pacific with reliable railroad
connections with the capital, in the
possession OF the Federals Its loss
TO them might make il impossible for
the rifles ard ammunition and other
military supplies contracted for in
Japan early last year To reach the
Federal arsenals when they are most
needed
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INDICTED FOR
WHITE SLAVERY

Special uiapntch t0 the Intelligence
pNItEEN- BURG. rf Nn. Jam ft..
huofI OFF white Shaver. indictment was
returned Dr.. fIr Federal grand Iurr IUI.
fnI. afternoon. fhr accused being I.offIr
Mcdonald sud MI. MARY Goodwin. e lD
arc charged with procuring UHurne
IHnwrHuu. H Pittsburgh girl. and traU..
rnItlnE Ier fp this CITY. whore che rr.
tered H house of ill rcuutr. Thr Mclpf.
HId woman gave $1,000 for her apprnr-
aUNr Tor frlHl af fhe June term
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tons Her engines developed 600
horse power. which gave her a sur
face speed Of 16 knots and sub
merged speed OF @ knots.
or the class "a" submarines which
have caused The British government
grioyuus losses iu men through accl-
dents we're the Al" wrecked In
in 1904 ON board which twelve men
were drowned. the "A-5" Boo 1905. with
% loss of four lives, the AS" in 1906.
ahen fifteen men persisted and the
"A-3' lu 1912. when eleven officers
and seamrn went 90 their doom.
Othcr Class Disasters.
IHn q class submarine. however.
do not ranh alone ln disasters. Tor the
e. was lust In 1907 with four men.
the 'C lI' iu 1909 with ia. and the
B the Same year with 10
some clnIusI Iou was caused when
tle accident occurred today by the
Announcement fnat tho "a" vent
down .n cav Hud Hay. on Che western
shore 0| ftuouth Sound. and that
the depot sH n ONYX bad succeeded in
letfue into communication with the
subme Sod men. This confusion was
difsipated tonirht by "a report from
the admiralty that the accident had
occurred in Whtosand Bay. which ev-
tends from Ram Head to toou Isl.
and IN tho coast Of Cornwall
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ATTACKS Foreign onies.

Attacks Foreign onics.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Outlook to-
day contains an editorial bitterly at
lacking the foreign office on account
OF the report that Sir Lionel Garden.
British minister 20 Mexico. Is 90 he re-
moved from his present most and trans
ferred 10 the legation in Brazil
The transfer the outlook says. has
been semi-onicials confirmed at Wash
ington. 10 which place We must now turn
Tor the earliest news OF British diplo-
matte movements. The report 81 sir
Lionel Gardens transfer from Mexico
wears n sinister look. The probability
Is that ibe removal OF the British rep
resentative 10 Brazil or elsewhere may
not take place Immediately. hut when
the mind or the public has been duly
prepared for the step we expect to find
that our apprehension OF a most notable
and wanton surrender to an unprinc-pr,-,-
foreign Intrigue Is fully warranted We
assert that "a will be absolutely calami-
tOus II orr minister TO Mexico Is with
drawn from his post OF duty until the
evisting situation In the Latin-American
renublic has been wholly Transformed -
The article then pleads for the reten-
tion OF Sir Lionel Garden in Mexico.
saying now Is time when he Is greatly
needed