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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-12

e. THIRTYFOURTi YEAR OF PUBLICATION
D. C and New York
o
Aundy.
E@yne r C. a Sharpe and John
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-24
APPLE TREES BLOOM
AND BERRIES RIPEN

Apple blossoms and ripe strawberries
created an unusual comment among
the numerous visitors to the city Sat
urday. Chas. Albright, of Oak Grove,
brought box of big, luscious berries
to the Wood grocery store. The fruit,
of the Pan American variety, was
sweeter than the Clark Seedlings.
T. K. Coon, who was up from Port
land to attend the reunion Of the pic
neers Thursday, picked from a Winter
Banana tree Saturday blossom laden
tWig. The blossoms we're growing
beside we'll colored and fully mstured
apple.
We keep in stock q full and complete
lie nF anI tyariafu az
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-24

We keep in stock q full and complete
line of numberers and variety stamps.
The Glacier Stamp Works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MINERS VOTE
TO END STRIKE

HOJGHTON Mich AprU o. TIN,
.iflh" OF On" copper miners iu unn,r
hl'.l E'n came to an end today a. A
li' OF "a referendum vote taken vrs.
,Idtf among Tho members of the
w csiorn Federation of Miners Tho
ilh' had been In effect since last
IiIl. when $1,000 men. according fo
InD figures of The federation demand
,b h'iI'r wages and working r1udi.
''nr ana recognition OF the fedora.
After thc canvass of tho referendum,
Lnir today br Tho district board az tho
M 'elrrn Federation of Miners Sgrro.
ldif lil'tolH gave ont this statement
Complying with insf-upffora al a..
district board. Dr. was decided not fo
l.'r any separate figures from each
OF Tho local unions Total vote raaf
ln favor Of calling OF tho strike
ihrouEhOuf the district. GIUt. total
vote cast ln favor ~ continuing tho
siflkC. ltaG. total vote. fIfp"
Manager of Tho mines have denied
Dat They viii rDcwploy all men who
haN" not been lu.ltN of violence aa
soon as They give un their member.
hin lu The Western Federation OF
Miners and places can be- found Tor
them. The present WORKING f0rroa
arc nearly equal numerically uIno
uHnaErrs say. fo what fhoY we're b.
Tor Tho strike SO tho time tho strike
bcEan there was a shortage OF min
rra. and is said that most of tho
strikers will Do employed a. rapidly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
DEBT SUIT
Continued Prom FIRST PAg.1

list OF offsets. which. II admitted nv
the court. will materially relucc the
courts former estimate Of West Nir-
ginia' indebtedness 10 Virginia at
several millions OF dollars. on that
point the argument will hang These
newly dug-up offsets. 10 will be re-
called. were she basis of West Nir.
ginia's offer 10 Virginia last month 10
settle In fun for two and q hair mil
non dollars, which offer tho rcprp-
s,nla tlNeS OF Virginia promptly de-
clhed. The West Virginia counsel
made tho motion 10 be- allowed tho
privilege 70 file am additional brief
svttlng forth the uowly discovered
claims OF West Virginia 20 offset the
former judgment Of The court and DO
ls upon ms motion that the present
turn IN the celebrated SUIT haun- %
the court grants this motion IN will
amount 20 rcOpeniuc of the case.
ana VIII be victory for Wu4t Nfr
gina. I'm view Of the strength Of
West virginia. latest claims in sup
iott oi nor last motion. Do is firmly
hru'N"d bF eminent lawyers boz touch
with the case although not dircctIv
Interested Tn if. that fHr motion viii
~" granted and fhe ease rpoppnod so
That West Virginia win hn enabled fo
ME IT'S latest acquired offsets.
Attorneys IN Case.
nc aIi'nddncc upOn this case for
West virginia arc its atturncya. A.
lornCy General A. s. IUlr rohn ID
Holt Charles g.. Iforr " r trrt.r
ana x. T.. Gregory Governor Hatfield
D. also here. and so are JUDGE .fohu ll
pa -on. president of tho debt COMM e..
sion John T Harris ffa srrrefar,..
W. D Ord and Joseph r. Miller of
lh' -up.roWmfiirr uf fhr debt com
ill' ION. which subcommittee dug no
ln' new evidence upon which West
Nfr..rfH d. HIrIHF.r. |.. . -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
Buy Pants for Poor

MEXICO CITY. April 13.-One hun.
dred and sixty members Of the Jockey
'lub. MeXico's most aristocratic or.
EdnizatiOn. stood before President
liuerta to-day and listened TO his
earnest and convincing appeal for
lheir support in the great uplift move
mvnt he is about To inaugurate i'm be.
half OF the poor.
You arr millionaire Of
you, began the President. The mem
Lers Of the Jockey Club began to
snow signs Of NERVOUSNESS. which
was allayed. however. when fbev
learned that he did not want money
TOT war but for Participants of tho
ORDINARY cotton variety worn bv the
lhdldn laboring men
Whon the world thinks az Nfcxi.
cans. said President Hucrta III doe
hoi mink Of men dressed Ike Won ana
me. Dur OF those poor. ragged dirty
'oJtpn-trous"rod men Now. 1 want
go u.o help mo- ] shall appoint a
'ommliiec OF two men for each Of
you. Please keep your eyes oppn for
'd'h OF these poor needing trousers
ana s"m'hoW contriye to provide him
With a pair
u was explained that President I'm.
'Iia now regards The condition of the
country a. so improved Thar ho can
dnoId 10 devote more time 10 civic
affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
OPINIONS DIFFER
ON EFFICIENCY

WASHINGTON. April 13.-Widely
differing opinions as to the value OF
so-called efficiency systems as aids
TO industry were expressed to-day by
Witnesses before the Federal indus
trial relations commission, at the
opening hearing on an inquiry TO de-
termine the effect of such systems
upon relation between employer and
employe.
John +. Tobin. Of Boston. general
president Or the Boot and Shoe
workers union. told the commission
that the piece work system worked so
successfully in the shoe factories OF
New England that amy efficiency en-
Glneer who tried 10 install his syste.~
there would starye to death" On the
0ther hand. Harrington Emerton. of
New YORK. appearing as an efficiency
system expert, declared that he CON
sldered the piece work method OF pay
the greatest obstacle in the way of ci-
hCiency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

murder but denied his presence when
TIE actual murder was committed"
According To Mr. Clancy. practically
everything that CirOfci said af.er he
started To make his final statement
was voluntary. His defense OF Beck
er came absolutely without sugges-
uon from anyone. the warden main
tanned.
Cirofcis statement was not wholly
unexpected. u was rumored last
Thursday that he might talk. and this
caused the Governor 10 send Mr. Ri
ley TO Sing Sing. The prisoner gave
Mt Riley statement which contra
dicted The latter one in some minor
details. but II contained little more
information than had been previously
Drought out. After making his state.
meut 10 Mr.. Clancy. Cirofci almost
collapsed. and this was tho cause Of
the sudden switch in the warden 81
plans which sent "DaEo Frank" 10 th.
chair first instead Of "Gyp the Blood 9"
~ no time. according TO the war.
dcn. ala any OF the gunner eXcopf
Cirohci tell him they were Innocent
on the crime Of killing Rosenthal
Whitley Lewis always declared that
ne Old not FIRE a shot. and In Is tho
warden IS opinion that his dying words
didn't shoot az Rosonthal." were
true.
Mr. Clancy said that "Dago Frank"
and Whitley Lewis" always believed
that they were not as guilty Of slav-
ing toaenthal as were the men who
fired the shots
warden Clancy denied the report
NAT %" was ON the verge Of nervous
breakdown. owing TO his experience
with the summon.
Governor Glynn was greatly inter.
'sttd in me report Of the warden. but
hr declined 10 make any comment on
tho case
Both Nr Riley and SIR CLANCY ok
pressed the opinion that nothing con
famed in tirofCi's statement would
have amy effect ON the second trial of
Former Police Lieutenant CharIce
Becker Mr.. Clancy said that tho
statement was made only after rcla.
ives 0i tho condemned man had
pleaded for the truth. The warden
added that no had no desire 60 make
tho statement a foral record and
Therefore did not take "Dago Franks
words down Boo writing and had not
placed him under oath.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

acts in the bill for tho FIRST half OF tho
week. Every feature g. above the aver
axe IN merit and last nights audiences
were particularly cordial In their re-
ception. Lark In the PARK" "a comedy
~ which ten people. mostly girls. kept
we crowds in "A continuous good humor
ny thcir pranks. singing and dancing.
IN the Venetian -Four are musicians
who play well on almost auv instrti-
ment but when they work on the harm.
The crowds sit spellbound. james and
frNor IN At tho Depot put on a laugh
able sketch I'm which they do some clever
dancing Barrett and Earle made a. real
mt with WHO'S Who "a mirth provok-
ing novelty and Ben Tidwcu has "a real
novelty acrobatic act that will please.
The Ntctoriascopc pictures for the week
are all new and good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MEXICAN GENERAL


'Oontinued from First PageJ
Secretary Bryan To.morroV Do will
..n Pro dsnf Wilson. arromnauIed Iv
secretary Bryan. for 4u hour Just be-
fore fIn cabinet meeting Au'n0rIfa.
lively Dr. I- stated chat Mr. Lird.s -a.
port. ru fne general situation were .u
COM nrnr'n.If" and complete thHf Hr
really I'I uu have fu come f0 Wash.
IrEf0u fI supplement them
Lind communicative
Nr Lind himself was uur0mmurt
c1fif'. saving merely he had SOUGHT
vacation and was af Che orders o.
OBJ" lut eminent While ha has kept
iID PRO .lrnf and Secretary BRYAN
informed constantly about develop
m'uf. hi. presence hero a. fhI. time
rnn .drrnd unUurfuro should any
uuH uH' situation arise ont uf tho do.
uauI fIr salute 80 THmpIc0
Administration officials are hopine
chat The salute viii ho fred and tho
incident closed Their optimism f4
such Chat Secretary BRYAN. who ur.
Doom In iI health. Dr. planning to 60
ioWorroH fo Miami Florida for o.
r'f while President Wilson will
l'1fo here agsin ON THURSDAY ni.ht
Tor White sulphur SPRINGS. Vs. Na
TO bring Mrs Wilson back to Wash.
iuEfOn
SIR Lind ia understood 10 have told
secretary Bryan that there will q Iuff
Doh thr diplomatic side of tho WoFirsu
side 81 tho situation while tho con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
BECKER NOT
tcontipusd from rirst rar.l

wrnfe wore know .omrfhir. wa.
coming or ! fII not SEQ louie rsrt
he trunk as ] testified ON Tho .farf
nero wore suns fhoro. huf NOT tho
ones they used When asked how nr
heard tho h0ys TALKING about DO .irre
! waa hrro
Ilr conversation thon related 10
n'hrr matter. not directly connected
with Tho BueDufh4l murder Do af.
mittrd DTS knovlodcn of end r4rfIrI
patton iu Tho preparations for tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
OIL AND GAS

Oklahoma and Kansas crude was
subjected 10 another cut Yesterday.
the price being reduced from 20 10 90
cents. This was the third cut within
less than a week. Just how long the
pruning process is 10 continue b. a
matter OF conjecture There will
probably have 10 BE- a lrtup in dritl.
ing till such time as the present pro.
duciion can be- taken care of and the
only remedy seems TO- be- to continue
10 develop Hight territory Thoroa mo
hold leases in gushcr territory can
continue 10 drill and will likely do so
10 the dctrimcnt Of the industry on.
orators could enter into "a mutual
agreement 20 curtail development
work for a period but such agree.
mcntg in the past have amounted to
practically nothing
Tho only evidence OF a cut in tho
credit balance market in the eastern
hcld8 prOducing crude OF tho Penn
sylvania grade. is the companies that
have been paying a premium Of from
. tO 20 cents barrel asking produc.
ers 10 allow them TO annul their con
tracts. making the price 10 be- paid
the same a. that Of the large com.
panice. $50 barrel Circular Dot.
tcrs 20 that pnrCt have been sent TO
producers in tho local fields
Field Developments
on the waters Of Rush creek
Smithneld district Rosna county. The
Ohio Fuel OH Company has drilled
its No 3 on The j. a. Reynolds farm
through the Big luiun sand and has
q show for "a SHARED pumpor Tho
same company Dr. starting Nos 3. D.
and on The w. O.. TAYLOR farm
on Dolls run. Cas- district. Nonon.
psny has drilled No , ON the Jarvis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
RUBBER WHEELS"
West Virginia Traction & Electric Co.
Issued Quiet Zone" Order to
Crews Last Night.

An order was ISSUED by the Of
hcers OF the West Virginia Traction a.
Electric company TO tts motCrmcn and
conductors on the city Railway Co
division. 10 got out the rubber
wheels and slide quietly along when
passing tho Market Auditorium last
night. during the Madame Clara Butt
concert. The order was obcyed and
no trouble was experienced ~ any
time because Of ringing of Eongs or
other unnecessary noise At each con
cert given by the University club or
others In the Market Auditorium. this
order has been enforced. and the ar
fairs have not been intcrfcred with
az any time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
RAI[)E[)

a roOming house conducted by a
woman giving the Fictitious name OF
Mrs. Flick a. No 21O3 Main street.
was raidcd by Officers West and Sui.
ton az % O'Clock this morning. John
Deahcr. Robert Rogers and two girls.
were found
Failing 20 furnish bail they Vcra
placed in the city JAIN until this morn
ing when they viii appear in police
\ man and woman are said go haVa
escaped from the house before tho raid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CLATKSBURG. W. Va. April &c
4. Lawson. aged IS years. a retired mcr-
chant Of this city and OF West Milford
Is dead at his home on North Chestnut
street. after a long illness. Before NOV
ing 10 Ciarksburg. he conducted gen
erai store for twenty years at West Mil
ford. He IS survived by a family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

James Lyman Dies.

word was received n the city yester-
day OF the sudden death in Chicago. OF
James Lyman. prominent attorney. who
was attending 70 business affairs IA
that city. Mr. Lyman WAS csnior war
den Of the Protestant Episcopal church.
OF La Grange. Illinois. the church 70
which Rev l. W s. Strykcr. former
minister Of 81 Matthew'S L. r. church.
OF this city. went about eight weeks ago.
IL was through the efforts OF Mr.. Ly-
man that Rev. Strykcr was called 20
thst congregation. Mr.. Lyman was quite
well known In church circles. being a
prominent layman % the Protestant
Episcopal church. Death came suddeniy
last Friday. Aside from his church con-
ncctions. Mr.. Lyman was a well known
parsonage In the legal world Of the Hi
nois metropolis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

JJAREZ, Mexico. April 13.-While
omcial reports to-day were silent as
70 events in the Torreon-Saltillo dis
ulct, there was news of rebel vic
tory further south. where IL was re
ported that the Federal garrison of
Colotlan. state OF Jalisco. was defeat
ed last Saturday with four hundred
killed. The garrison consisted OF six
hundred regulars. four hundred In
dams and two hundred citizen yolun-
leers under General Del TOro. white
the IonstitutiOnalists were led by
GENERAL BanuelOs and Colonies Caloca
ana NerVantes. The report did not
mention the rebel strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

POsiewait farm through tho Big Injun
sand. and has q very light pumper
In the same district. Harry Il. War
field has the rig completed for anoth-
er te-t on the H. l.. Wade farm The
Lemley OIL Company Is due in the
Gordon a. its test on the ID. r. a. l..
Lcmley farm
on Big FIX creek. sardis district.
Harrison county the Hone Natural
Gas Company has drilled No. on the
". VI. Harbert farm through the Cor
don sand. and has a show for a 25-
barrel producer. on tine same stream
Hcorge y. Miller a. Co.'S test on tho
J. ). watkins farm Is natural pro
Queer. good for 90 barrels q day The
gauges Of tho wells in the Wallace dis.
trict producing 100 or moro barrels "a
day are Grove A. Parrish's No I.
X v Moore. 2l0 barrels. South Penn
vi Company No. & $. r. Lauhar'e
farm. 22o barrels. and the Vesper Gas
tompany's Nos. g and e. J. g. A. w
j. Perry farm. l55 and 100 barrels
res pcctivcly. j. l.. Miller a co. gave
their No. 2 on tho y T.. Lanhan fsrm
shot and % responded by producing
100 barrels the ensuing - hour
Southeastern Ohio.
in the Development territory. in tho
Union Furnace district. in Starr
township. Hooking county. Ohio. the
''''' .t'' w 'NN' NUWN EhNh DTS NNHN
on ms " Wolfe farm a shot and IL
failod' 10 70 pond Tho same com
pany's No SIS ON Tho Hooking Pro
duction company property BE- drilling
in the top 81 tho sand. and CoweIf.
clark a company are due 10 get the
sand today az 40 g on the e.. Stalfers
farm
The LOGAN Natural Gas g. Fuel
company nos and on the Eein-
scholo farm arc producing S. and TOO
barrels osprrNtcly The Union Fur
mace OIL company 40 on the boo.
dard farm D. holding up ~ IS barrels
a day Inside uf the corporate limits
n Junction City. jackson township.
Perry county. local talent ie building
a riF on tho 70 D. Coukle Tot
Near HarrIoffHvIllo N0ble county.
The 8 p OH COmpony Dr. starting 80
ON fhn ! r. Darrah farm fn the
same locality. g. 20 Mcalv has the RE
completed Tor q test on tho Mary
Hc.scn farm. in fho same district
unknown parties arc drilling q test
on The James sullivan farm
Psnnsylvsnis Competitions
ln tho MrNurr0y pool. near Hiff
station. washington county. Pa. Hell
sler. Duff a company have completed
p second test Ou tho A q W p Long
farm and have show FOR ~ Or ~
barrel pumprr Dol Goo came district
Potts Brother. Iifn have completed
= tret on Tho Nauc . Hess farm aud
have dIstcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
THE THEATRE
MONTGOMERY q srorE

The majority Of smart musical come
dies. the music at least. are from tho
pens OF Germans or German Americans.
and the hbretu from various and mys-
terious sources. Charles Dillingham; q
musical fantasy, The Lady of the Slip
per- D. OF no such mougrel pareutagc
as most or these diaphauous music
shows. Victor Herbert. though By grace
Of his long residence In stuttgart, equip
ped with "A mcllihuous TcutoutC accent.
ts by birth and early education "a Dublin
lrishmau. Anne Caldwell, his ubrctti-t,
also nails from the old sod and b. is
unnecessary TO state the places of origin
or James D'Dea. the lyricist. and Law
renee McIarty. who Collaborated with
Miss Caldwell IN the book Given that
W. \. Maquinn a. the musical director
ana the stage managers name o. clyde
Mckinley. 10 o. easy % see why The
Lady OF the slipper. which comes 10
the Court theatre Wednesday. April 10.
matinee and night would be a popular
show in Dublin cor Cork when ireland
gets hfg own Parliament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Following "A short Illness Of pncu-
monia. Mrs. Anetta Bruner. well known
resident OF No. II Vermont street. pass
ed away sunday afternoon. The deceas-
ed was born az MoOdsneld. o. where
she resided until her marriage 20 Henry
Bruner about IS years ago. She was a
consistent member OF the First English
Lutheran church and In all things what
soever took an active part She was
formerly Miss Anetta Kountz. her par
ents being the late Frederick and Bar
bara kountz.
She leaves her husband. and the fol-
lowing children: Henry. Ir George
and Miss Helen at home and Mrs. VII
liam kindelberger and Mrs Lila Night
engnle, all OF this city. Services will be
held at the late home this evening and
the remains will be taken back TO
WoOdsfeld. where intcrment will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Ihe last sad rites over the remains
ot the late Mrs. susan Watson who
PASSED awag At the family home No
sSl West Chapline street SATURDAY.
we're held Yesterday afternoon at r.-o
@ CLOCK Following the services inter
mcnt was In Mt. Zion cemetery rev
". ". Schultze ofhciated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
ANOTHER POISON NEEDLE CASE.

PHILADELPHIA. April fa = Ac-
cusrd Of stabbinc % year old Irene
Mann with a supposed poIeoncd
needle at a moving picture show here
today. Abraham Harris. -. was held
lu 3 1000 bail for court after n hearing
tn the nirft court. Tho gIrl declared
That Harris had ANNOYED her bv
pinching her and that suddenly She
had iolt a sharp pain in her arm Sine
tIood up and screamed I've bycn
stuck and then fen iu faint She
was removed to hospital whore 10
was found that there was "a mark ON
Nor arm. but mo- evidence that any
poison had been injected
Harris was placed under arrcsf. but
no needle was found in DIS posses.
sion. iir denied Tho g.rl charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

The remains OF the late Johu : p,ter,-
ing: or No. 25o3 Chapline street we're
lald TO rest yesterday morning NJ MI
cemetery. services were held
o. the home at 5 o'clock and Reauiem
nlgh mass was celebrated at . o'clock al
st Joseph's cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Funeral services were held yesterda y
over the remains OF the late Elvona.
young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs cleo
win Morgan. whose death occurred sat
urday morning. The services were in
charge or Rev. a. l. Benze and inter-
ment was In Mt. Zion cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
Mrs. MarEaret conilin.

Mrs Margaret Madeline Conklin. rs
year old bride. having been married but
a snort time ago, passed away az the
family home tO3 Thirteenth street yes
terday morning. Death came resultant
from a series or complicatory troubles
she leaves a wide circle OF friends ia
Bellairc 90 mourn her loss. and the re-
mains Will be taken TO that city for
burial Funeral services will be held
charge OF Rev. W. II. Fields. OF the
Christian church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Lila Francis, the infant daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Elliott. passed
away yesterday morning following an
attack or infantile troubles Funeral
services will be held this afternoon at
ESQ o'clock at the home on South York
sula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
Prominent Woman Dead

special lhsnefch 70 tho Intelligence
MARTlNSBURG. w. Va. April IA
MISS Matilda Hedges. for seventy
years q resident OF this county and a
member OF Pm old and distinguished
virginia family. died today at her
nome near Hedgeville. aged IS. She
was daughter or the late Or. John
Rawlings Hedges of Virginia, and her
Maternal grandfather was Captain
John Hedges. who commanded a com
many of Virginia troops during tho
Revolutionary war. Her maternal
grandfather was Colonel Rawlings. for
2 time In command of the Maryland
line during the same war. She wa
also descendant of Colonel Cresap.
famous in Maryland provincial history
as an indian fighter and pioneer OF
the western part of the province. She
Is survived by one brother. Decatur
Hedges, of Berkeley county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

rived here tonight on the way TO Grants
Vile. Calhoun county, for burial Con-
gresham Hamilton was in this city
when he received the news. he having
LEFT his son Friday apparently on the
road TO recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
During
housekeeping

You notice particularly the
worn-out blinds.
Let us show you sample OF
our Washable Window Shades,
guaranteed not to crack. These
Shades will outwear three ordi
nary blinds and cost very little
more.
We also handle. all colors and
combination of colors in the
cheaper grades and in all sizes.
We can furnish shades al
2oc, 35c, SOC, SOC, Toe
and up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
Rebel Victory.

tending forces in the north fought for
supremacy.