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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Order OF Publication.
coi, ne stS1s OF West Nirginia. Ohio
g. lSi X. Martin. IncDsne.rv
Mary WinnifieId Martin. Ds,,orc.
Inc OBJECT OF this suit is to obtain Tor
the plalntiff. from the defendant an an
n s. divorce from the bonds OF matri-
And 1t appearing from an affidavit
.iled IN said cause at these Rules that
II not resident OF the state of W,sst
virginia. and she not having been served
W. RT ,1,fss In said suit on motion OF
sci, this order of publication is entered
against her. and IL ordered that the said
uel shaant, above named. be and she Is
required TO appear within one month AZ
Yer the date OF the first publication OF
thls order and do what Is necessary to
dered that this order be published and
posted as required by law.
witness John l. Kingdom. Clerk OF
said County this Sth day OF Octobcr
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 Greeting:
We command you that YOU summon
Mary winfield Martin IN She be- four,d
IA your batliwiek. TO appear At the Clerks
~ at Rules to be held FOR the said Court
on he first Monday in October 1914 To-
her in the said Court SS "1 O. h. Ma alhS'
and have then there this writ
witness John L. Kingdom. Clerk of
said County. in the City OF wheeling. th,
zsIh day Of September. 1914. and in me
JOIN M Si RiNS 81 0es EciET srF
Ohio County Circuit Court.
october Rules. 1914.
G. r. Martin. Summons.
Mary winfield Martin. In Chaneery.
ID. a. Mckee. p. Q.
The within named Mary Winfield
Martin H. no inhabitsnt Of my baiiiwick
nor found therein this 9Th day of Octo-
HENRY FRoHME. ID. s.
for 4. r. SWEENEY. :. %. c.
Notes 20 TAKE Dispositions.
West Virginia.
q. II. Martin.
Plaintiff.
Mary Winninold Martin.
Defendant
The above named Mary Winfield
Martin. viii take notice that the deposit
tions Of AdolDh Difloc. Brigitta Dffloe
Mary Northway aud AIR. TrexeI. will be
taken al the law Office OF Burkhart A
Hcald. 500 Schwind Building. in the city
OF Day County OF Mont gomery, state
Of ohio. on the ith day Of December. A.
j.. 1914, between the hours Of boo A NJ
and 1000 a. NJ. and that the dispositions
Of Katie Gincry. Emil ltauschcnbcrg and
.,, Is M"run' viii % taken at ne law
street. Ia the city OF Wheeling. County
Of ohio and state Of West Virginia on
the 1ih day Of December. 1914. between
the hours Of 10 90 a VI. and 1000 II n
To b. read a. 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 commenced shalt not BE- COM
pleted on the day Aforesaid. the taking
81 tie same will be adjourned from time
20 time. Al the same place and between
the same hours. until the same shall b.
completed
q. r.. MARTIN
BY ID. a. MCKEE
n-i3-2o-2T-d-f Attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
KNOCKS CATARRH
ALSO COLDS, GROUP
AND SORE THROAT

There is nothing more generally
used now for Colds. Group. Nasal Ca.
tarh. Hay Fever and kindred affection $
than simple sensible NOSTRIOLA.
which Is sold and recommended by
all reliable druggists.
NOSTRIoLA is intended 10 open
air passages. soothe. cleanse and pur.
iiy the membranes: also stops running
at nose and dropping of catarrhal
poison into the stomach
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrh
Hay Fever and other disease
Breeding germs. and a few applications
o. NOSTRfOLA will give you a pleas
ant surprise. Try II and see, A
small tube will be enough to try. Ask
your druggist about IL and get
NOSTRIOLA today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13

MEXICO CITY. Nov. IA GEN
eral order issued to-day by the mill
tary commandant In the capital in
formed all officers TO BE- ready from
to-day on TO call their men to quar-
tiers and TO hold them in readiness
for any emergency.
Fighting on the outskirts of this
city continues The constitutionalists
are holding the attackers in check
everywhere along the line.
General Villa has not replied TO
kilograms sent 10 him by Generals
Obregon and Blanco requesting him
10 resign his position as commander
OF the constitu;ionalist troops in the
north. General Pablo Gonzales has
sent dispatch To General Eulalio
gutierrez from Queretaro saying:
Prom this moment declare broken
aid OF no value whatever the compro-
misses ] may have contracted with the
AEuas Calientes convention and am
ready 10 fight Villa and his bandits"
II IL reported here that General
Gutierrez has solicited a personal in.
terview with General Carranza. Ac.
cording TO extra editions OF the news.
Papers issued tonight. General Car.
rama will 20 to Vera Cruz Sunday to
take over that city which is to be de-
livered up by Brigadier General Funs.
ton.
From Puebla comes the report that
$4,000 followers OF Emilano Zapata are
still threatening the cit ybut that the
constitutionalist forces thus far have
been able 10 hold them in check
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 60 manufacturer. Jobb>ru- No.
ehants and others Wholssais Dsaisru.
NOTICE is fERERY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
a. It's office at Charleston. West Virxinia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which II vested IN said Board
Sontracts Will be awarded to the lowest
nladers, quality considered. and other
ers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed viii be FUR
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1a-l-tt Charleston. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
TRUSTEES NOTICE.


Railroad Company.
HlttehurHh Pa. NuNcfn bar 49, 1914
The undersigned. Trustees under the
First Consolidated Mortgage 81 the
Pitts hurEh. Wheeling and Kentucky Rail-
road Company. dated January r. 1ssf
hereby give notice that they have on
hand f1i 102.i 40 applicable 20 the uur-
chase of FIRST Consolidated MortgnEc
bonds secured hy said mortgage. for the
purpose - the Sinking Fund provided
Hereunder. Proposals will b. received
until December 60. 1910 for tho sale 10
them 81 100000 81 such bonds
The maximum price which the Trug-
tees are authorized to say ls 1os and ac-
rruod Interest. 1u case mo- bonds are Of
forcd. tho Trustees vii proceed TO draw
by Dot SO. 10000 of said bonds at par
and accrued interest
81 ~. IrggETT.
s. g.. SCOTT
MIA. nn-lT Trustees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
Rad LUNG TROUBLE
AND ExPEcTED TO DIE

AND HAPHCTED TO DIE
Tle MANY frrnVe-irs brought about
hr ErkuHrH Alternative are nffrarfinr
wide attention Read about this .faa
~ 81. Msyasr. W Va
"osnnemen-I vas taksn sirf IN
November. 1aoa. I grew steadily vroras
Had two combinations. The verdict yyas
ne fever had Affected my IurFn ana that
my case Wa hopeless only ravs me
two months - i've. Ny physfcfan had
tried most All Kinds 81 freshmen ~
none did ne any rcod 90 hs asfsd nv
husheud m - objected % him trying =
proprietary medicine. BEGAN vour A.
terative. waa IN bed from Wovsrnhsr
%. 1908. until February 90. 1909 ana
80 thouEht dying several times TO
day 7 am heaithisr aud stronger thar
ever" Abbreviated
fsignedJ MAS. ~ r. nnTEry.
NrEnIHna Alternative fn nfnrf rHI.r
cluuF ir bronchial rafarrh ord errrrs
throat and lung affections and uuhuiif
joe ne afgfeni. contains nn harmful or
habit -furfuiur drurH Accept ~ sui.
eNtuteH small sifr. 81. regular aire
- sold hf leadlnn drurnietr Write
fnr booklet m rrrnf cries
nchman Laboratory, Fhnsdsiphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Fou SALE on RENT-ff acres. no room
Hurer. runuinr water. ana bath Fur
mace heated. Urtwcrn Hnylnnd and Til-
tgngviilr. Call Hci phone ~ ~ ne Mar
ilrg Ecrrv. n-2-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
VERA CRUZ
Cconrausd from rir.. Pasel

commanding Carranza forces at
Queretaro. Gonzales to-day notified
the war department here and General
CarranZa and Cordoba OF Villas
movements.
Gonzales stated that his own force
now numbered 10000 men. while re-
intorcements were arriving from
other places. He did not give an es-
innate OF Villas strength.
IL Is believed decisive battle will
be fought in the vicinity OF Quere-
taro within a few days. as the con-
centrating OF Villas troops al La COS
Is said 10 be he reply to Gonzales
recent ultimatum TO VIZ that he and
other anti Carranza generals resign
their commands and leave the coun-
try Immediately
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsChv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALMER.
tt22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Nirht-
Store Phones eab.
6. J Bcrtschy. Nat Phone rasaR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13

Intelligencer Mig BOOK Dfstrfbut don
VIII end tomorrow. Clip the coupon on
page four Of to-day's issue and ret
yours before a. IL too late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
Loyal 70 convention.

loyal TO Convention.
AGUAS CALIENTES. Mexico. Nov.
II (delayed) Dispatches were re-
ceived from General Pablo Gonzales
this afternoon announcing that he
would remain loyal TO the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
BUSINESS Opportunities

Most profitable and popular Cigar store
ana Pooiroom In this city for sale
spaenoiu opportunity for two hustling
young men. Inquire g. A Reaxouer
Masonie Bldg. Zanesville. o. noie-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
FORD CROWDS IN RIOT
Labor Leaders Promote II as
Warning to Workmen.
~ r.l.srspb % rhs TrLsun,. !


Detroit. Feb l2-As warning 20
Ia boring men not 10 come TO Detroit 10
seek work several labor organizations
sent ten thousand unemployed men to
the doors OF an employment sgency.
Ever since the announcement by Henry
Ford Of his proft-sharng plan and de-
sire for four thousand additions men
unemployed from other cities have been
drifting into Detroit. Each arrival
makes it harder for those already here
10 get work.
The American Fedora ton ~ Labor.
the Industrial Workers or the World.
la Dor clubs OF several nstiopslities AMI
anarchist and socialist organizations
planned = demonstration 10 counteract
the movement
Apparently there were no leaders on
hand: no march. OF speech or any other
defined movement was made The un-
employed simply congregated- lean.
half clothed and miserable i'm zero
weather. Bv = o'clock this morning six
thousand were on hand. Then squads
Of police appeared. Some one hit a
policeman with a brick. This started
a riot. The police charged with clubs
and receivers and sent TWO 20 a hos
pitsL Other injured disappeared. Sim
liar riots occurred from time To time
until late in the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
STORKS BOTHER UNCLE SAM
He Must Play Nurse for Many
Mexican Refugee Babies.
tTrom The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Feb. l2.-Storks have
added greatly to the difficulties Of the
War Department in caring for the
Mexican refugees on the border. as
they have delivered more than two
score CT babies 10 refugee mothers
within the last month. and Uncle Sam
is essaying the part Of nurse on a
larger scale than ever before.
Msjor General Wood. chief OF staff,
laid to-day that there are approx
matelv six thousand refugees do
pendent on the United States for sup
port. but that they are furnished with
the regular army raIons and their
maintensnce is not necessarily prob
lem. The commissary department Is,
however. shy on bsby food and those
articles found in The best regulated
nurseries. so that the burden OF the
os by Mexicans hangs heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
CUNMEN TRAPPED
in H0LD-UP ACT
Policemen See Bandits
Through Cafe Window
and Nab Them.

shortly before ! o'clock this morn
ing two men. who later described them
selves as John Kelly, twenty eight
years old. of No. IL Elm street Kings
ton. y. T.. and John William Smith,
twenty-nine years old. Of No. - Maple
street, Dallas. Tex. entered the ROYAL
Cafe. No $40 Bergen avenue, The
Bronx. and after ordering several
drinks. drew revolvers and told august
Feick. Of No. 60 Glover street, Yon-
kers. the bartender. and a customer
Fl. g. Pa ber. Of No 453 Westchester
avenue. 10 go in the rear room.
They then ordered Mrs. Feick, the
mother. TO hold up her hands, and
while one man covered her with his
revolver the other riGed the cash regis
ter OF S2s 80
Patrolman Weiland. of the Morrisa-
MIA station. was passing the side door
at the time. and, seeing the woman's
hands elevated. raped his stick just
as Kelly ran 10 the street
Weilsnd Srs bbed him. and Patromsn
Campbell. running, caught the otner
man. who showed the revolver in front
or the patrolmsn.
ON Kelly was found revolver ard
and on Smith two revolvers. Both men
arc charged with assault. robbery and
violation Of the Sullivan law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
WOMAN ARTIST ENDS
LIFE WITH BULLET
Body Found by Brother'ln-LaW,
Who Got Policeman to Force
Door to Rooms.

Miss Harriet Beck Brondun, thirty =
six. an artist and designer, was found
dead IN her apartment AZ 40. SIS Mad %
iSon avenue. at II o'clock last nisnt'
she had shot herself on table was
Inc card Of u. Johannes HIoving o'
70. - L.enox avenue. on the back OF
this the woman had written:
Please call"
The discovery Of the body was made
through the womsns brotber-in-la law
John Dshlcrup. Of New Rochelle. he
approached Pstroman Carroll OF the
East 5ist street station, Just before II
o'clock last night. and s2id.
u wish YOU would come with me. MI
day lonS ! have been trying 10 get into
touch with my sister-in-law. | have
been tcIephoning ever since this morn
ing. but | have been unable 10 get an
answer think something must be
wrong
Carroll and Dahlerup went to the
apartment and tapped on the door.
Failing 90 get response they decided
to break in tie door Miss Beck Bron =
Gou 1cas found lying on couch IN the
string room. one Of three she had oc-
cupied. She held revolver IN her
right hand
Dahlcrup said his sister-in-law had
come from Denmark several wears ago,
and that few months ago she Was
attacked with nervous melancholia'
from which she could get no relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
OBSERVANCES OF
lINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY

The principal event IN celebration
of Lincoln Day IN this city yesterday
was the twenty eighth annual LIN
coin Day dinner at the Republican
Club. Senator Borah. OF Idaho,
SPOKE Of the Republican party. and
declared that its defeat IN the last
Presidential election would lead to
its rehabilitation and greater pro-
9res.ivisn,.
The Proqres.ives held their sec
ord Lincoln dinner at the Hotel
As.or. with 200 present George W.
Perkins criticised both OF the old
parties. declaring that Wilson's new
freedom" would be better named
"the old eondaee." and that the Pro-
oressives would never smaloamate
with either Republicans or Demo-
Gratis.
Lincoln lectures were gwen last
nioht at several Of the New YORK
City public schools.
Ex-senator J. S. c. Blackburn. OF
Kentucky. a former Southern officer
in the Civil War. broke ground IN
Potomac Park. Washington, for the
national s2ooo,ooo Lincoln Memo
rial Both houses Of Congress
paused in homer Of the birthday
Lincoln's tomb. at Springfield
IT,. was covered with fresh flowers,
and the Womsn's Relief Corps con-
Quoted memorial exercise. at the
Lincoln Monument.
General Nelson A. Miles delivered
an address on Half Century OF
Neoro Freedom" in Chicago.
Republicans Of Indiana held
rally in indianapolis. Ex-Governor
Wilson Of Kentucky stirred large
audience by rectins the famous
Gettysburg address.
At Lincoln anniversary dinner
in Peoria. H.. ex-Speaker Cannon
coupled is eulogy Of Lincoln win
dire predictions for the countrys
welfare under Democratic rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
TO LINK IRELAND TO
BRITAIN BY RAILROAD
Chicago Engineer Has Scheme
for Running 20-Mile Tube
Under Water.
g. Cable 70 Th. 'rr1buns |

London, Feb. ia submerged tube
railway between Scotland and Ireland
is proposed By Chicago engineer
named II. G. Tyrrell as a remedy for
Irelsnd's unrest. He suggests that a
tube carrying a double railway track
could be constructed between Black
Head and Port Patrick for S25,00OrO
or s30OcO.000.
This tube would hay. length Of
twenty miles. II would not be drilled
through the rock beneath the water,
owing 10 the expense and also owing TO
the engineering difficulties which would
Oe created by the midchsnnel depres-
sion known as Besufort's Dyke, but IL
would lie in quiet water. free from the
erect OF wind and wave, and would be
supported continuously in a manner
which would provide a minimum Of
bridging strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
Many Object to LaIdIsw.

nm set YOU. sure, II YOU don't watch
out. II probably Will even If YOU do,
but that can't be helped. The line
forms on the right, so fall in and
WATCH YOUR STEP. It's here-the
first one OF the new year-f'riday the
Thirteenth.
II the furnace fire went out some
time between the zero hours OF MO
night and s this morning. or your train
wss late. or YOU got caught in a sub
way side door on your way 10 work.
YOU now know why. 1t was the ink
bestirring itself early-settins reaoy
for riotous days work.
Setting aside all the cid hard luck
.omens. such as black cats. ladders and
omen umbrellas. there were early indi-
cstions Of the workings OF EVIL inhu-
.rces according 10 the gloom prognos-
ticators.
New Haven trains came into the
Grand central Terminal well behind
schedule.
Iob Hedges has announced his can
oidscy FOR Governor.
r.bere was an earthquake a Pitts
field, Mass.
The weather man in his part or
Simon Legree showed no signs or re-
l.ntrg
Members Of the legal profession we're
vsSginS their heads last night over me
fact that the decision in tho BecNor
cas-. will be handed down to-day.
The elsrEy In Meuco Will sntnS ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
WARE H LUCK AND A. JINX,
FOR TODAY is FRIDAY, Is
With General Trouble in Command Disaster Brigade
Has Descended City So Keep Your Fingers
Crossed and Avoid Strangers

afternoon and evening discussing the
nCNs that Mr.. Huerts expects them TO
hand over Immediately 4 special double
or triple tax assessment on their hold
ings.
Even Reginald Mckenna, England s
Home Secretary, is not proof against
the old superstition. He believes that
il would be extremely bad luck for him
10 meet jolly group OF ffrsgettes on
his way 10 work to-day. II. probably
will remain indoors.
Things began to happen down the
iarbor long before daylight. and va
terrront police. Wreckins companies
and life guards were on the alert for
trouble.
The thermometer assured hremen,
truck drivers. soda fountain salesmen,
street cleaners and persons in several
hundred other lines Of work that the
anc;ent'"lS' saw va, something more
than joke.
However. those who escape street
SeiH' @uo ~ dN Jams, Iciilus cI''ti IL
signs ticket SPECTATORS. graft invesu-
gators. runaway horses and ice on the
back steps may comfort themselves
with the knowledge that next month
just four weeks from to-dsy-the hoo
doc combination will occur again.
On the other hand. IL was rumored
Ia - MIGHT that 't'urlv loo" Cassidy and
Ioui. Walter we're putting great con-
ndcncs in the outcome " their case
o-dsy. rhe coal dealers too, are all
nanny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
AMERICAN OFFICER
SHOT IN VERA CRUZ
Flag Lieutenant A. d. Cook
Bruised by Bullet While
Riding with His Wife.

Vera Cruz Teb. 12.-An attempt was
made late last night to ssssssinate
Lieutenant Arthur +. Cook. flag lieu
tenant 10 Rear Admiral Mayo. Of The
United States battleship Connecticut.
Leutenan; Cook. although struck by
q bullet. was only slightly hurt. His
sssaiiant was not seen.
The lieutenant accompanied by his
VII and Miss Ethel Mckenzie, Of
Philadelphia. had been dining with
Rear Admiral Mayo on the nagshp.
Returning 10 the landing place. the
party took a carriage 10 drive 10 the
steamer Moro Castle. on which Mrs.
Cool and Miss Mckenzie were 10 sail
to-day.
The women occupied the rear seat Of
an opon victoria Lieutenant Cook.
conspicuous in ful dress white uni
form. with gold epaulots and heavy
gold cords. denoting his rank as nag
lieutenant sat facing them with ms
Ia OK 10 the driver.
soon dIAfI w iINNN AiiN t"' 49, ~
ceodins down he Avcnide dc Ia inde-
pendencia. were greeted 10y a group OF
naval officers and correspondents going
toward the main plaza Of the city.
Their carriage proceeded about block
further. when. in passing 2 side street.
sharp report was heard and Licuten-
ant Cook felt smart shock on the
left nip. which provoked surprise but
apparently was not associated At the
time with what appeared to be shot.
The carriage continued on 10 the
wharf. and on aightins Lieutenant
Cook found on the scat where he had
,een sitting steel l-jacketed bullet If
the type used in pocket automatic pis-
tolls. He then found that the bullet
had inflicted bruise on his hip.
Both Mr.. cook and Miss Mckenzie
were greatly agitated by the discovery
of the bullet Having seen them 10
their stateroom Lieutenant Cook re-
turned aboard the flassnu' and report
cd the attack to the rear admiral who
communicated this morning with John
Lind and the American Consul. ". w.
Canada They notified General Mas,
military commandant az Vera Cruz.
ithout. however. making any formal
demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
REBELS DESTROY
PASSENGER TRAIN
Wipe Out Military Escort and
Kill and Wound Many
Passengers.

Mexico City, Feb. 12.-The rebels TO-
day again cut off the oil supply from
Tampico over the railroad into San
Luis Potosi. this time emphasizing
their work by the total destruction of
a passenger train, wipine out the mill
tarv escort and killing and woundins
many passengers
Al Las Canoas. twenty-five miles
south OF Cardenss. dynamite mines
we're exploded beneath passenger
train from Tampico. \ battle between
the Federal escort Of fifty and the
rebels ensued. in which all the tederals
were killed.
Most of the passengers who were IN
the rear cars. fed TO the brush ana
some Of them succeeded IN reachlng
nearby stations. The train was burned
and the rebels tore up almost mile or
track. A military train has been sent
from Cardenas TO the scert.
Mexican officials have so far made no
effort az retaliation against American
residents here since the lifting OF the
embargo on oIHlN iIoiH AIif 'H'''"
states. but II is no secret that the close
personal relations formerly existing
hetween Charge Shaughnessy and
President Huerts are somewhat
Grained. They have not seen each
o,ner since the day the embargo was
nf,e6. although Mr.. Snaughnessy has
.ent 10 the President a note protest
,or against the animus displayed in
,ho editorials published by the news
nocor impartial" The President did
u, answer the note. but the Foreign
%. sont an order tonight 10 the
"Imparcisi" 10 cease IT'S editorial al
,.cks on President Wilson
.r sEAR SPRING WATER.
SNSD -. of glass stoppereo oottIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-13
SEEKS BRIDAL GIFT IN "AO'
Old Yonkers Man Ready tc
Spend Sl5O.O00 for Home.

Real estate men in NonNers opened
their eyes last night when they read
this i'm the home newspapers.
Wanted as a wedding present a
lieh grade residence I'm the best sec
ton Of Yonkors. from t5o00o to $3.50
o0o. OF will purchase suitable lots. Ad-
dress Jules Nehrns 1878 st Nicholas
avenue. New York
Mr Nehrins said that the house va
TO be eivcn by q client 10 his daughter.
who is 60 be married i'm June He de-
cliucd TO make known the name. but
said he vas a former Nonkers man
WHO went West ten years ago. The