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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09
Obituary
Mrs. Wiley RIGGS.
JERRY ON THE JOB.

At her home near Limestone. Mar
shall county, on Sunday evening at
little past 9 o'clock occurred the death
of Mrs. Wiley Riggs at the age of If
ty-two years. The end came not en-
tireiy unexpected. yet 1t was a sal
shock to the bereaved family. Mrs
Riggs had suffered for two years with
chronic gastritis and was in a critical
condition for about one month IRE
vious to the end.
The deceased is survived by hus-
band, one daughter. Miss Lille. and
two sons, Denton and Cecil. She was
lifelong Methodist and a member OF
the Wood Hill church Her pastor,
Rev. A. {. Rife. will conduct the fu-
neral which will be held at the late
residence Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. lnterment will be made IN
the Pleasant Valley cemetery
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agreed
Senate Adopts Conference Report or
Trade Commission 6ill--Now
Goes TO House.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-The con-
ference report on the federal trade
commission bill was agreed 10 in the
senate this afternoon by a vote of g
to ;. Virtually the entire day had
been spent in roll calls to enforce the
attendance of a quorum.
Senators Burton. Gallinger. Nc.
Cumber. Oliver and Smoot voted
against the report.
The conference report will be taken
up in the house next Thursday.
IL took twenty-one roll calls before
vote was recorded in the senate.
the struggle to hear a quorum haviI,s
begun on Saturday Time after time
a call of the senate disclosed a bare
quorum.
Drastic Action Proposed.
Just before the final vote was taken
drastic action. such as the issuance of
writs TO compel absent Senators TO AT.
tend, was proposed. Sergeant-at-Arms
Higgins telephoned and teleRranhed
TO absent Senators. stating the situa.
ton and urging them to return. Mean.
time he succeeded in getting 40 mem.
bers into the Senate chamber. and
another roll call was ordered.
The roll call showed As Senators
voting and two present who were un.
able to vote. and the report was
agreed TO.
Senator Reed. Of Missouri. attacked
the report repeatedly. although he
later voted for it,
The conference report provides for
a Federal trade commission with AN.
thority to Issue orders to prevent "un.
lair methods of competition" The
enforcement OF the orders OF the com.
mission, however. is left to the courts
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TWO INJURED
A. neault of horse nuunfnr 49,
NAen ~ became Frirhtsnsd a.
Passing Train.

frightened 1t "a train passing over
we h ~ finduCt iu Heflafra Ia.
tfthlnE horse attached Co a bure
I.M "I anu caused injury fu two rrr.
sous ana complete demolition al a..
erul.l. Two women. "a Mrs smith srf
NtI uAufntcr. Mrs Vs. Thcnna s.-
|.I'NHN
"NiI N'i ne learned. who were rIffrr
ln we lnEFf. were thrown o. the rav-
..i. NN'n me buggy was upset arrar
the horse bad rnr errrrrf hfD-r- So
-N.IiN we coz about the face and hrnH
Dug not seriously and the ofhsr f.-r
sons were only bruised
Inr hnrHr ran fr the ueffaf~r flea.
.lAllf where DO belonged and unnn -.
ihflnE FrnuE sherwood was afrnrt b.
.rrf N one 81 thn broken shafts arf
sustained severe cut fr Drs - 49,
niH back vas hFufarr wv"
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HAVE NO CLUE
Frics Case Remains y Myutsry, 90 rar
aa Locating the Aaaafiaut Of ths
Young woman o. Concerned

NiihuuEh having worked continuously
since Monday afternoon. men. tora I'D me
Guy urtNrflNe force ore rfIII a. sen 4r
~ who che nFealiaufe OF Nice TrarIn
irirn are According fu fhr police NOT
tnr slightest clue has been IIrlu, rr.f
that would lead t0 fnc apprehension of
in' ruNfN parsons wh. Oh nnrf TOOK the
we n- fhr Fast luu rirI She hHd roe
GAINED cons" lUuaufaH enough last rfrhf
Co. ronrrrer HIlrhtlr with mfrbera 0f
her family. huf not ruuurh tu rItU any.
tNluH llH. clue Co. the situation
Ifr = y Nunme who o. in attendant
stated laet night that unifsa unf0rr-
seen complications arise. thr firI will
soon recover from thr cuts and bruises
which ere received. a theory uf ruh-
h'rS bar been advanced. while others
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PANKHURST
suffragette Appeared Before Great Auat-
enSe and Males speech IN
support OF Sovereignty

Cristabel Pankhurst. the militant euf-
irasette. who until recently was one %
me most severe critics OF English law
a,lu lrddli9n made dramatic re-
appearance before a great audiapce %
hlEnl IN support OF the government
The defeat Of our country and the
victory OF Germany" she deri,r,.t
would be calamity from the ,vo,,,s,,,s
point OF view Scores OF fashienably
dressed women. recently freed from fait
uhder the governments amnesty meas
ure. cheered their leader and waved tbs
flags Of the allies.
Miss Pankhurst said that the English
women were ready to fight In the line
or were Wiling 20 attend to the econ
omlc prosperity OF the country ff thew
could better serve that way All slif-
Irage ORGANIZATIONS are now engaged in
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Miss Elizabeth Miller. well known
young lady ~ Film Grove. passed avar
Yesterday evening az the home OF her
sister. Mrs. John Winters. 0f Patterson.
i9HoNinE "a several weeks illness Of ~
thought. b. coming in contact with por-
sons who were afflicted with the Dis
'f-e some time ngu. Tho deceased was
~ near pleasant valley. but lately on
patterson. she wac very wen known In
fnr nuf-fhr- pike district and for e time
fIrrErd Iu fne Stone a. Thomas store.
rHf ia survived tv her father and fur
hrnihrrr. Fred who resides fn FInrIfa.
Hnd Adds. NJ Elm Grove. and eIafnra
Mra rank Campbell Df Eim Grove
Mra John Winters Mrs. Eenr.a Morris
nud Miss Anne. who ia r. school te4rHrr
pr PARK Wow. Funeral Arrangement 81
are incomplete
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STOLE CHICKENS

John Buttons and wife we're arrest.
Cd Tact evening aH suspects. b. having
been charged AGAINST them that they
had been stealing chickens Dob tho Ea 70
End The arrest was made by officer
Ncidor and The couple Will be- held
pending on investigation into the cir.
cumFtances surrounding the caae
Walter Long. diFordorlv. was ar.
rested yesterday evening tv OHIrer
Charlie Miller. and Martin GWey was
arrested DIV - a. %. officer GALLAGHER
on drunk charge The number n
druntF and dis0rderiiea last niqht. Tor
DO nfst day OF The big fair. feu way
fhort Of tho number brought in last
year
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Daniel Z. crumbaoksr

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Daniel r.. Crumbacker we'll
known resident Of Wood street. viii be
heid this afternoon at O'Clock at the
late home. Following the services In
terment Will be lu Greenwood cemetery.
Ihe deceased was well known mill
Worker or the city, ana WIS very we'll
known IN the city. re had come 10 his
country on the boat Alma from Ger
many, and had married here about IS
years ago. During the civil war he
lNueu ihe army a. volunteer and
served with distinction throughout the
var The deceased r. r--vIved by htr
WIDOW ana the following children Mrs.
william and Daniel Crumbacker Ir.
Ihe deceased was formerly a member
~ The CITY noIlrn lnrna
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Last evening at s-late hour word was
received in the city OF tint death OF Mrs
Mary Miller. ofrmerly OF this city. who
oled az Columbus on Monday evening.
Mrs. Miller was the widow OF John W
miller, who died eight years ago Be
tore moving To Columbus the family re-
sided on the Island. The deceased il
survived by the following children. FL
mer miller and Mrs. Nellie Pingree. OF
Columbus.
last evening. will be brought 10 this
city over the u. a. %. railroad on the
passenger train which Is due TO arrive
this morning at 5.3S o'clock at the local
station. and interment will be made in
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WE'RE IN DOUBT

LONDON. Sept 3. 1O.07 o. m-A
central News dispatch concerning the
occupation of Rheims. coming by way
Jf Amsterdam. says.
The Grrmans were In doubt whofh.
rr Tho town bad been evacuated and a
patrol hrst entered the town The
mayor was held hostage for the safe.
'y of tho German troops The follow
ing day The main German forces ad.
ranced into tho town with their band
playing"
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FINANCIAL.

are -ust - prone to believe that the
case o. the work or an ovcr-wrought
mind. the pOssessor OF which had been
Nistting Wild west picture shows. where
he received a vivid Imagination OF a
cold bloodcd deed.
10 ts further claimed that the piece OF
board used to strike the girl was filled
with nails on the end where the hand
would hold &c. Several strange rurnorq
are being run down hy the police They
say. however. that none 90 them look
conclusive but taken altogether a. thread
OF evidence may BE- secured that will
lead Co an arrest iu "a few days
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ROTHER MAND FINED
Man Fined Before sauirs Wiekbsr,
last EVENING For Passing BAD
Check-Other Court News

D. vs. Rothermund was fined $40 and
costs Yesterday evening by squire
Wickham ON charge of passing an
unlawful check on Ion lIacqucrt BE
paid The fine and was released The
man had been out OF town for some
Time and the local police had been
lookinE for him Curiosity To- see the
rand jury boz session brought him 20
the court house yesterday mornIna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09

John Thomas. aged 20 years. passed
away az the home Of his mother, Mrs
1nis Henry. on Third street last
MONDAY evening at IL o'clock follow
ing an illness or the past several weeks
OF typhoid fever. The deceased rad
Just moved from Ohio TO this CITY. Fu-
neral services will be held Tomorrow
aIterhoon at 1880 o'clock at place Of
death. interment will be in Mount
Rose cemetery.
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schools opened yesterday.

The local public schools opened yes
tefuay morning Tor the TALL term with
rooms In both buildings were over
crowded and at one room over g5 chill
drcn were In attendance. There will
most likely be two No. 1 rooms AT lie
FIRST ward building or the children will
nave TO be divided and one set 20 in
the morning while the other ATTENDS In
the afternoon.
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MOUNDSVTLLE
County Court in Session.

Inc Marshall county court met in
special session yesterday morning with
McMcchcn ana Commissioners
Eier ana Robinson present. Many rou-
tine matters were transacted. after
winch the matter Of selecting brick to
Dc used on the Cameron-ClOuston road
at Cameron. After much discussion the
suburban brick. OF Bellaire. were de-
cided upon and will be used
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To Re Conteatad.

The hearing set for this morning at o
o'clock Of the state against Canaan y
= fOtts. OF the Wharfboat and John
ftoush continues TO attract much atten-
Ing will be held in the Circuit court
room a. the Justices Office will not ac-
conmodate the large crowd expected to
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TO Hold Importan. s1seting.

\ very important meeting will be
neld this evening IN the auditorium Of
the first N. p. church In this city az
. ~ CLOCK Every member Of each
church In the city Is cordially Invited
70 attend this meetins Rev. h. j.
Knox, Kew. e. q. Lauudm. Rev. l.
SicNamee and J. -. Parriott ana m hi
Miles will deliver talks. All are Or
dlaliy invited TO attend.
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The ID. v ". Club met last evening In
special called session at their head
quarters i'm the Hicks building on JET
ierson avenue. Many special matters
we're given consideration by the club.
after which two applications for MEM
bership were voted upon
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B. & 0. TIED UP

baltimore q onto passenger train No.
que here af 80 O'Clock u y, 80 49,
hours lnfr Jest night ronehInr 10 f.-.f
dnpnt nf 1850 o'clock this moruirr
LrtlENf train bed thrown car from
L.' Nnrh af IfffIrfnn and rnrrnfrfrf.
fird ur frHfUce The Cnmeron grrr.t
Train wae placed az work and affrr
MUCH hard WORK sucCcrdCd in cIrarInr
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Funeral services we're held yesterday
morning over the remains ~ the late
Mrs Elizabeth Gordon az thelnte homo
on the Island. Mrs Gordon was very
made In Mt Calvary cemetery
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Inventor corn crib can hr inrraaaof
.n .ito io accommodate crop. by the
addition ul metal sections
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News In Brief

The Commencement of the Delaware
State College for Colored students,
near Dover, was held yesterday.
A Philadelphia manufacturer has Of
fered to start a necktle factory at
Havre de Grace, provided 100 girls
can be secured for It's work.
Odd Fellows Memorial Day, in Del
aware, has been set for June y.
Sportsmen of Avondale, Kenneth
Square and West Grove nave organ
lied the Avondale Gun C;uc.
The annual convention of the Della
ware w. G. T. U. will De held at
Georgetown, October Z, 8 and y.
A flag presentation and raising was
held at Hope Farm, near Wilmington,
last Saturday, under the auspices OF
the p. o. s. of A. camps of Winning
ton.
James B. D. Edge, of the traffic de-
partment of the DUPONT Powder Com
pany, Wilmington, has been transfer
red to Valparaiso, Chill, to take charge
Of the Company's nitrate interests.
The Hartford County Election Sup
ervisors elected Albert b. Iaring as
president.
Thirty-two students will be grad
uated from the Western Maryland
College at Westminster, June 10.
The Newark High School Alumni
Association will hold its annual meet
ing and banquet on June D.
George w. Murray has been ap-
pointed officer of the Farmers Trust
Company, at Newark, to take charge
of the new real estate department.
Rev. Louis H. Ewald, of Hagerstown
has accepted call as assistant rector
of All Saints Episcopal Church at
Frederick.
Rev. T. S. Hawkins, OF Quinton, n.
j., who recently was extended call
by the Havre de Grace Baptist Church
has accepted and will enter upon his
new duties next week.
Commencement exercises of Della
ware Hospital Training School for
Nurses, Wilmington, We're held We'd
nesday of last week. The members of
the class were Misses Alice O'Brien,
Maybelle Pyne, Lillian Carroll and
Florence Townsend.
John n. Bennett, OF near Still! Pond,
has been elected president of the Kent
County School Board.
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While attempting to walk across the
trestle which spans Winters Run, on
the Maryland and Pennsylvania rail
road, near Whiteford, one night re-
Gently, Alexander Hayes, of Bel Air,
fell into the water and was drowned
The executive committee of the
Maryland Bankers Association have
selected Cape May as their meeting
place for their 18th annual convention
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The first offenders of the anti-ship-
ping law, which allows only one gal
lon of whiskey or six dozen bottles of
beer per month in any section of the
Eastern Shore of Maryland, was dis
covered at the ChestertoWn steamboat
wharf when Thomas Tolenger, white,
and Charles Lindsey, colored, were ar
rested, each having in their possession
six quarts of whiskey. a fine of $50
and cost or sixty days in Jail was their
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Harsh physics react, weaken the
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The Delaware Hospital management
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addition to cost $4,000.
Stanley Wilson, Dickinson College
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theirs store at Hagerstown, badly
mangled his hand.
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Somerset county School Board has
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William H. Dashiell secretary-treas-
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While returning from Wilmington,
where he had attended Barnum and
Bailey's circus last Saturday week,
John Burns, private, stationed at
Fort dupont, Del, fell into the canal,
at Delaware City, and was drowned.
Burns was "a years of age and unmar-
ried. His body was found early the
next morning by William Wingate,
head lock-keeper.
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