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Williams news., 1914-05-07

Baltimore team in 1892, and remained with that team until the end of the season of 1899. In 1900 he played with the St. Louis Cardinals. The following year the American league placed a team in Baltimore, with McGraw as manager. John remained in Baltimore until he signed as manager of the Gi ants in 1902. On July 19, 1914, he will celebrate his twelfth year as pilot of the National league champions. During his career as player McGraw was crack third baseman, and since taking up the managerial end of the game he has developed a number of the greatest stars in baseball.
Williams news., 1914-05-07

Five other American association play CTS stole more than 100 bases. Dummy Hoy led the National league with S2 stealst
 Billy Hamilton came to the front as the American associations best base runner. in 1889. He put 117 steals to his credit, leading Stovey by two. Fogarty did the best work in the National league, stealing 99 bases.
 Since the advent of Ty Cobb, Clyde Milan and Eddie Collins, base running has had a revival, but the three Amer ican league stars are the only players who show anything like the old-timers.
Williams news., 1914-05-07
Waivers on Doc crandalI.

Although Doc Crandall has jumped to the Feds, McGraw has gone through the formality of asking waivers on him under the new rule that the offer must be to all class A and then class A clubs. Nashville is out in bid for the pitcher, believing that he may re- pent when he sees how the Feds pan out
Williams news., 1914-05-07
The Easiest Way.

T wish could make enough money quickly so could have the leisure to sit down and write play so good that it would make the country talk about 1t for ten years to come"
 That's easily done. Write 8 bad play first"
Williams news., 1914-05-07
Claims Worlds champIonship.

President Gilmore declares he will claim the worlds baseball champion ship for the Federals if the winners of the American and National leagues refuse to meet his pennant winner.
Williams news., 1914-05-07

Some men couldn't generate person al magnetism with high-power dy- namo.
Williams news., 1914-05-07

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Red Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful, clear white clothes. Adv.
Williams news., 1914-05-07

The barking dog seldom bites the cautious man.
Williams news., 1914-05-07

No argument can discount genuine happiness.
Williams news., 1914-05-07

The setting hen may be loafer, bu1 she delivers the goods.
Williams news., 1914-05-07

Putnam Fadeless Dyes will last un- til the goods wear out Adv
Williams news., 1914-05-07
Very Different,

Were the fish biting on your las country trip?"
 No, but the dogs were"
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
WILSON DEMANDS
 SHIPS BE SAFE
President Asks Great Britain To Make Definite Her Attitude
 On Contraband

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-President Wilson has made a formal complaint to Great Britain over the treatment accorded American shipping by the British warships, which have detain- ed every steamer and searched it for contraband of war. The British gov ernment is requested to define it's position and state it's attitude towards neural shipping.
 The president has informed Great Britain that the seizure of merchant vessels of the United States engaged in business between neutral countries has seriously hampered shipping.
 It is hoped to have the British gov ernment give a definite expression of it's attitude towards neutral ship ping. To date the list of contraband has been changed dozen times since the war started and rules laid down by the Allies have also been altered. It is to avoid this condition that the American government insists that the Allies take stand and al low neutral ships to abide by tn" rules and in return that the Allies do not modest them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
MANY ARRESTS IN
 ELECTION CASES Election Officials and Politicians Are In Troubfe-Ninety-three Ar
 rests Have Been Made.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 29.-Ninety- three arrests and 125 indictments have been made following the ex- posture of frauds in the last election. Election boards, city officials, state officials and politicians are involv- ed. Many have turned states evil dence and will aid the attorney gen. eral at the trial.
 Don Roberts, the mayor of Terre Haute and the Democratic candidate for governor, has been released on bail as have most of the others ar rested. A few have skipped the state but will be brought back as soon as their whereabouts is discovered.
 The frauds took place in Terre Haute. Many repeaters were import ed, many ballot boxes were changed. others were stuffed by the election officials and all by direction of the Roberts campaign managers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
NEW TRIAL F0R
 LED FRANK
Georgia Merchant Convicted of Mur- derng Factory Girl Will Get
 Another Chance.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Justice Lamar of the United States Supreme Court today granted the request ot the attorneys for Leo M. Frank for writ of error and he will review the case in which Frank was convicted of murdering Mary Phagan, 1G- year-old factory girl Franks attor- neys insist that he was deprived Of his rights guaranteed under the con- stitution in that his conviction did not follow due process of law be- cause the mob spirit was so strong at the time of the trial that the trial judge feared to allow the defendant i'll the court room when the verdict was rendered, fearing that should it be an acquittal Frank would be lynch ed. His attorneys were also exclud- ed from the court room at that time. The supreme court has already re- fused to review the case upon the above plea, but the attorneys chang ed it so that the hostile demonstra- tions in the court room and about the building are made the basis for the appeal as these conditions were ob. jected to by the attorneys at the time while the failure to have Frank in the court room was agreed to by his attorneys, although without his con sent.
 The motion to set aside the yer
 (Continued on page 2.)
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
J, 5, TROOPS ID
 LEAVE COLORADO Coal Strike That Lasted Five Years Has Been Settled-Miners Re-
 turning To Work.

DENVER, Dec. 29.-The federal troops are to leave the strike zone this week The state militia will take the place of the regular troops al- though the strike has been settled. The miners have returned to work and the coal properties are now in full operation.
 The strike has been in force for five years. The strikers and state troops often clashed and at the battle of Ludlow between the state guards and the miners the tent city of the strikers was set on fire and many women and children burned to death in the little bomb-proof cellars they had built under the floors of the tents.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The Austrians have been severely defeated in West ern Galicia. The Russian troops re- treating from Cracow led the Austri- an forces into trap and then turn ed upon them and inflicted heavy loss. The reports from Petrograd state that the Austrians have retired towards the Carpathians.
 Allies Gain At Arras.
 The French troops at Arras have pushed forward, capturing 12 miles of trenches held by the Germans. They are still advancing and hope to break through the German line and cut off the divisions holding the west ern end of the line. The Germans left many dead and wounded in the trenches.
 Artillery Aids Infantry.
 Before the French advanced they shelled the German trenches for hours, throwing thousands of shrap- nel shells into the German line to prepare the way for the infantry at- tacks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
PRESIDENT NAMES BUNNELL
 JUDGE OF FOURTH DIVISION
VALDEZ SENT TO SENATE UPON REcoNVEN- ING OF CONGRESS MoRNING-Is GRADUATE OF BUCK
 NELL uNvERsiTY-TAuGHT VALDEZ

to take charge of the local schools. The present efficient school system is largely the result of his untiring work as a professor and later as a member of the school board. He re- signed he professorship and enterel the practice of law, building up a large practice. He also interested himself in the Copper River Lumber Company and the Valdez Sheet Metal Works and owns a large block of stock in both companies, besides hay ing large property interests in Val deg.
 MT Bunnell was the regular Dem ocratic candidate for delegate to con gress at the last election but was de-
 lContinued on page 2)
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29

taken the offensive all along the bat tie line in Flanders and France. The object is to attack at all points sim ultaneously, thus preventing the Ger mans shifting troops from place to place as attacks are made. It is ex- pected that the weak points in the enemy's line can be thus located and troops massed for the purpose of breaking through the lines.
 Would Cut of German Right Flank.
 The military experts predict that the Allies will attempt to pierce the line in France near Lille and thus cut off the German right wing from that point to the coast.
 Waited for Endorsements.
 The Allies waited until they could bring up large forces of new troops because the loss in assaulting the German positions will be heavy and the commanders do not intend to all low the kaiser's soldiers any chance to reform if they once break but will push forward rapidly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
Berlin Denies Defeat.

BERLIN, Dec. 29.-The war office has issued an official denial of the British and Russian reports that the Austrian troops have been defeated in Western Galicia. The statement declares that the German positions in Poland and the Austrians in Galicia are still held and that no ground has been lost, while at many points con- siderable gain has resulted from the infantry attacks and the superior work of the German artillery over the Russians. Reports from the front in Flanders show gains at Nieuport and Ypres.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29

The result of the raid on Christmas has created confidence in the navy and in the admiralty and the people are no longer demanding that Lord Churchill be dismissed and a new Lord of the Admiralty appointed who will be more aggressive.
 No Danger Zeppelin Raid.
 The defeat of the German air scouts at the mouth of the Thames
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
Allies Defeated At Nieuport.

RFHLIN, Dec. 29.-The combined a-.ack upon the German lines at Nieuport by the British fleet and the land forces resulted in a repulse to the enemy, who lost heavily. The British monitors feared to come close to the shore because of the big coast guns which have been erected by the Germans and which have as great a range as the naval guns The land attacks were defeated by the men in the trenches and the field artillery.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
British Destroyer Wrecked.

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, Dec. 20. A British destroyer was wrecked here last night. The crew were all saved. The warship went on the rocks during a storm. All the coast lights have been extinguished since the raid of the German boats at Scar borough and the British warships have trouble keeping off of the rocks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
Austrians RepuIsed In GaIicia.

AUStrIanS Repu1sed Th Gd1IcId.
 PETROGRAD, Dec. 29-The Austri- ans have been repulsed in western Galicia. The Russians continue to drive the enemy back towards the Carpathian mountains. The line of retreat has been from Tarnow south west, striking the Carpathian moun- tains between Dukla Pass and the Biala river. This means the with tlrawal of the Austrian right wing from Galicia and leaves the Russians free to crush the left, which has join ed with the German right.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-Presiden' Woodrow Wilson today sent to the Senate the name of Charles E. Bun nell, of Valdez, to be judge of the federal court of the Fourth judicial division of Alaska. The name was referred to the Judicial Committee. which meets Monday, when the ap- pointment will be considered.
 Charles E. Bunnell, who has been appointed judge of the Fourth divis- ion to succeed Judge Fuller, who re- signed, came to Alaska in 1900 after graduation from the Bucknell Uni versity of Pennsylvania. He taught school at Wood Island, near Kodiak. until 1903 when he came to Valdez
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29

has convinced military men in charge of the defense of London that an air attack cannot be successfully made, as the aviators cannot select places upon which to drop the bombs when another aviator is popping at them with an automatic gun.
 Allies Finally Take Offensive.
 LONDON, Dec. 29.-The Allies have
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
Miner Dies At Mccarthy.

Marshal Brenneman received word last evening from Mccarthy that Tim MacMullen had died at the junction city following an operation. Mac Mullen was without means and the government will bury the body.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
Germans On Defensive On PiIica.

PEIROGRAD, Dec. lS.-1ue deT- man offensive along the Pilica and Mi da rivers has been checked and the Russians in turn have taken the of fensive. The kaiser's troops have evacuated positions held by them along the upper Vistula. In Galicia the Austro-G German troops have been driven back towards the passes in the Carpathian mountains from Dukla to the Biala river.
 Desperate Fighting In Central Po-
 land.
 The fighting along the Pilica and Nida rivers yesterday was one of the most desperate battles of the entire Poland campaign. The Germans com manded by Gen. Hetzendorf, strong ly reinforced by troops from the Aus trian wing, started on terrific drive to reach Warsaw from the south west The enemy were checked af' ter battle lasting all day and until this morr ing, when the tide turned the Russians receiving heavy rein forcements and took the offensive They are now driving the Teutonic hosts back towards Czenstochowa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
Mud and Rains Hinder Operations.

BERLIN, Dec. 29.-The recent very heavy rains which have made the battleflelds in Flanders all mud have made it impossible to continue the fighting and both sides are waiting for a cold snap to dry up the ground.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
Eiuhtinu In Alsace.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The fighting in Alsace continues and the French have made repeated attacks upon the Ger man force holding Mulhausen. but have been beaten back each time with loss.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
strips ceoroia of Mules.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 29.-A check for $3,50NO00, virtually backed by the British government, was cleared last (Continued on page 2)
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
British May Raid German Ports

6"Uy 'tU'0 oS''rUTs VT eos
 LONDON, Dec. 29.-The continued activity at all naval bases in the British Isles is taken as indicating the intention of the British admiral ty to attack the German coast cities.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29
FRENCH CAPTURE 12 MILES OF TRENCHES AT ARRAS
GERMANS DEFEAT FRENCH ATTACKING MULHAUSEN
BRITISH NAVY PREPARING TO ATTACK GERMAN COAST

Have Dfeat Also Claim Allies A Upon Trenches At Newport Have Been Repusedeavy Fighting In Attacks Carried Trenches for Attacks Progressing While Russians Say Germans On Defensive
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29

Valdez, Dec. 27, 1914. Barometric pressure ......... ,906 Temperature at p. m.. ......... 26 Maximum temperature .......... 32 Minimum temperature .......... 24 Mean temperature .............. g Precipitation .... ............... .29 Cloudy air, wind northeast miles. Showed at night and from 6 m. tn ' p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-29

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Valdez, Dec. 27, 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23

completed second test on the W
Hutchinson farm and has a light rurrp-
er IN the second Cow Run sand
Good Wells IN Belmont
In south township. Belmont county,
the Natural Gas Company 81 West Nfr.
Elnia has now drilled it, No. ON tho
p. \ MghlcN farm. formerly gaSs,~
INT" the korca Ertt. and has show frr
100 barrel producer.
To has been number Of months since
belmont county has furnished anything
better than light bumpers. In Washiru-
ton township. Monroe county. Treat d.
Row land have drilled their test on th..
John spence farm into the Cow gun
sand ana have a show for Is barrel
puWptr This test Is located in ....-
ton ~ and was started with .Nu.ctattp1
ct getting IFS production In the EtE
Lime formation.
lu Lawrence township. Washingtur
county. the oats creek OH Company ba4
completed a second test on the NJ Nc
iarlHnd farm and has buster In tu.
same district. the Good Luck OF CON-
pnuy has completed No. q on tho John
Dyer farm and has 8 barrel pumpsr.
AZ DUFF city. Allegheny county. ia
J. u. Fowler a Go. have drilled n test
on the John Icathan farm through the
lo0 and 3o-foot sands and have Mgu,
pumper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23

scented by Rev. +. Weber. was award.
ec to Miss Magdalene Maurer.
gold medal for stenography, pre-.
sented by Rev. r. Weber. was award.
ed TO Miss Helen r. Arthur.
A gold medal for photography. pre-
stnted by Rev. r. Weber. was award.
ed to Miss Mary A. Mulker.
Academic Department.
IN testimony OF having passed hon
crably through the academic course
palm and gold medal and a diploma
were conferred upon Miss Grace p.
tnlow. Miss Regina l.. Robrecht, Miss
Angeline VI. Kaltenbach.
\ gold medal for Latin. presented
by Rev. O. II. Moye. was awarded 10
Miss Regina l.. Robrecht
\ gold medal for essay writing. pre
sented by Rev. O. n. Move was
awarded TO Miss Angelina VI. Kalten-
4 gold medal for mathematics. pre-
sented by Rev. o. H. Moye. was
awarded to Miss Grace Enlow.
A cash prize for penmanship. pre-
sented by y. !. Greene. was awarded
TO Miss Mary 4. Meder.
A cash prize for bookkeeping. pre-
sonted by the 81. Joseph's Academy
Alumnae association. was awarded 20
cash prize for English literature.
presented by the st. Josephs AGA.
deny Alumnae association. was
awarded 10 Miss Regina l.. Robrecht.
Cathedral High School.
In testimony OF having completed
honorably the high school course OF
Cathedral High school gold medals
and diplomas were conferred upon /.
Messrs. James -. Bailey. John X.
Cogley, ". Arthur Gilbert. Thomas s.
Thoner. Cornelius W. Jones.
Medals won in the competitive
drill were awarded 10 Capt Earl
Nensel. Lieut.. Joseph Chaser, and
Lieut.. Dennis Duffy. OF Co. n. and
Capt. William Mathison, Lieut. Her
bert Senger and Lieut.. John Gorsuch.
Of Co. r.
Following the awarding OF the hon.
ors. Bishop Donahue delivered a very
interesting talk 10 the members Of the
graduating class I'm which he spoke of
the value and importance Of an edu.
cation and also Of the relation Of the
school to the church. At the con.
Clusion OF his address ne gave thu
members 81 the class his best wishes
70; their journey through life and his
Episcopal benediction The bisro2 at
the conclusion Of his address an.
bounced that next year he will give
O prize Of $50 TO the student who
proved 10 be the most proficient IN
Latin work during the school year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23

William Goldblat. OF the STANDARD De
tective Bureau. TO guard the trestles
OF the Is. \ @. railroad between
bridgeport and Holloway. o. from at
Iachs OF the ] ". W. agitators. who
are nov at work in B-,mont county
sheriff Anderson. OF the county. has
o. putized the Goldblatt men so that
they VIII De ready TO act in case of
an emergency. An outbreak l. OK.
p'cted at any time but so far moth
M OF any Importance has been done
by the !. W. W. followers
The reason the men have been
placed on guard duty between the two
towns Is because there are great
rany trestles on this division that
could he destroyed by dynamite. So
ist no attmept has been made on any
OF the trestles or bridges However.
during the past few DAYS apparent at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
FOREIGN FUED
In BELLAIRE
HEARING RESULTS
IN THREE FOREIGNERS Be
INC HELD TO GRAND JURY.
one VIII Appear AZ Witness. One on
Charge % Cutting and Other
For melting Riot

The hrsf chapter in tho faud be-
tween Sicillians and Italians was re-
heareed before Mayor Wassman ~
Bollaire Monday afternoon when Nick
Sofhe. Parri I.Ocartc and Alex DO.
noble were given preliminary hear
InEs The first named was charged
with cutting with intent To- ku Domi.
nick MinE-ino. and was hold ~ court
in The sum of $1,000 Alex UenohIo.
charged with inrfInr 20 riot was held
under 5000 bond and Parri Locartc.
az witness under 5000 bond
Tho case waa the OutrrOwfh 81 n
long standing feud which terminated
POI cutting acWpo sunday night May
While party Of Italians were re-
turning to fh'lr homes boz South Rel.
d.rr iHff were mot hf rarfv Of
@itIII.ara of tho corner ~ EIrhfeonfh
thd ''l' .nsDf streets. I'm a heated ar.
Flm"nf NI.k Snffc stabbed NirFrorI
and Do was rushed 90 tho Martins
tfrrr. hospital with bad cut across
fho abdomen Hr was released f-,r-
tho hospital yesterday and va .tr,
~ tc8ufv az the haarinz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
Red BIotchy Skin
Easily Remedied
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23

county. Racer Bros have drilled "a test
on the Morris heirs farm through the
20" Kun sand and have a uEht pump
~. Jones a King have a caaser az their
ls-t on The ~ Smallwood farm. Ia
the same locality. ~" philadelphia COM
lAnN got one 90 the same kind AZ it's
test on the Ellsworth Fettro farm, not
d"n a heeEan ar" due iu the sand az a
and D., } carter a 20. have the rig COM
farm.
wallace Gauges.
The late good producers in the wal
lace district iu Harrison county. are
declining rapidly. The south Penn on
company No on the Jesse 4. Sprout
arm has declined 10 geo barrels. 80. J.
T +. ogden. lto barrels. Was ington
''as COMPANY; \. 9. rigott rs barrels.
and Grove a Parrish. ~. !. u. v Moore.
l25 barrels The last named has better
staying qualities than any other In the
southeastern Ohio.
In the deep saud territory In south
eastern ohio the best OF the late conn
pleuons are not hettsr than light pro-
ducerS. Ia Green township. lIoeEing
county the Plymouth on a. Gas com
pauy has drilled it, No. . on the r. r.
Sw.azy farm through the clinton sand
ana VIII not have better than q light
rumpcr. good FOR Aoout Is barrels a
On the Riusrds Mills district. Ludlow
township. Washington county. the Car
ter Oil Company has drilled No IL ON
the g l.. Holland farm through the FIRST
Cow Run sand and found "a barren. al
viii b." drilled 90 the lower sands In
the Bartlett development In Wesley
township. stephens. RoseberE a Mills
have drilled No. 3 on the l.. W Nal.
farm through the Herea grit and have
"a buster.
Light Jumpers In Marietta District.
In Feartng township. Iu the Mari
eta district, Washington county. James
lfnnel has completed second test on
the ieter Splinder farm and has a very
nght pumper I'm the Mitchell sand In
Marietta township. the Hape Farm OIL
company has completed test on the
George Paps farm and has "A duEter In
Newport township NJ NJ. Rose a co
have completed a test on tho Winston
heirs farm and have buster IN the
Goose Creek sand In Marietta town
ship. the Radical Lumber Company has