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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

over tro back OF the bench. were
Identical with the picture she had
seen 300 the paper She was abso-
.ut"ly sure of her man,
She had brought the paper along.
thinking DO might offer some suggc-
uonS in the proposed conference
with her fellow ClubwOman She has
uly read over the correct words. and
-of her cCura-e up TO the point o.
acdr,s sirC a stranger. shutting her
eyes tight
Excuse me- but are YOU the lm-
-i'o Nj Blank referred 10 In tho
Morning STAR II was over, She
opened her ewes 20 soc n the skies
bad fallen. and found herself gazing
into The startled features Of David
ualYoll,
Beatrice"
oh, David. I've made a dreaduny
stupid mistake"
lie: confusion was evident by tho
hawin- REQ OF her cheeks VIVA.
would he think Of her. going around
alone, speaking 20 strangers, he
would never understand that she
was doinE y from principle That
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

IA. Gilbert. president OF the Home Pro-
lection Equal Suffrage club. issued n
call today to the wives OF all Cleve-
land union men to join I'm mass meet
ing and march on the Euclid Avenue
Baptist church. known as the "Rocke-
Teller Church. as a protest to the re-
cent sermon OF the pastor, Rev. DR.
W W. Bustard. in which he defended
the action Of John D. Rockefeller in
refusing 10 act in the Colorado mine
trouble. A meeting of the executive
committee OF the club has been called
10 decide on what Sunday the women
viii march on the church. According
70 Mrs. Gilbert, these questions will be
asked OF Rev. BASTARD. during the
services.
What Is the relation Of Christ 20
the Union2" and Are the Colorado
mines conducted as Christ would have
them"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Advertising Helps Reader
AS Well AS
One Who Advertises

Don't forget that your advertising should he written
with view OF helping the reader well bring
yourself
If YOU have goods of give value received
those who read and respond your advertising will reap
share of the benefits of your efforts
And II IS only when YOU help ohers-when YOU render
real those who that YOU can
hope 20 build an enduring business
II YOU study the needs of the people and strive supply
them with what they are doing them service tha,
Is well worth their patronage
II you feel that YOU in position render a service
TO those who viii rraonze YOU why go little farther
and inform them of ability and your purpose
such service
II YOU in and out advertiser stop throwing
your money away by becoming regular" advertiser
Take the testimony Of the many thousands OF business
who have proven the OF persistent advertising
and DO justice to yourself and your patrons by following
their example.
Ccoryrirht sherman d. Corg)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Contrary 20 the report OF Tuesday
"a IN" effect that the carnival com
parry row showing in Martins Ferry
Noulr rot come TO this city after
hrIshng Us enlargement in the Ohio
CITY, u was learned yesterday that
there was still a possibility OF their
coming mere. The manager Of the
company was again i'm this cifv yes.
tcrday and while hc gave out nofhin-
definite expressed himself as boiug
more hopeful than on the pr.ceedin-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
McMechen Briefs

Charles Dittle Of PhilipuI W Y,
was IN this city for a short time YES,
ierday.
baby was born 20 Mr. and Mrs
sherman Jlom Wednesday night.
CHARLES WoOdburn has returned 10
i'ordin, O.. after visiting his parents
here for the past few DAYS.
John J. Benson Of FairmOut was I'm
the city on business Yesterday
Mrs \. -. We-tfail has returned 70
her home IN this city after "a ten days
visit In Fairmort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Charles Daugherty yesterday novel
his residence from South Marshall
street 20 Ashland avenue
Local Nerie ~ Eagles net last
ni-ht in the Barlow building in reeu-
Jar weekly sion
Polio" court was rot held last night.
iErr" being no cases 10 be- tried
VI J. Delaney I- confined to HIS
home on south Marshall street with
D. moss.
". u. Johnson. an emplOve Of -'ie -
ana %. j. cOrirDU 20 his home lu
N'N'rI'H. ON account Of Illness
Charlie. NOrc70. an cmplove Of tho
/. and ID. 81 or duty on account Of the
illness of hI- wife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Nlss Elizabeth Walton. Of Mounds.
NJ NJ D.. visiting az the home OF Miss
mare M"yn, 81 Nineteenth street
Miss Kate NalleN Of North XVarvoo5
VIII leave on Sunday for Ohio where
81" VIII spend few days visiting rel.
one OF tho cables Of the BROOKE eiSr
trio company was struck by Urhtnir.
W eanesday evening and was puf oif
OF commission until about two O'Clock
'uis afternoon when 10 was repaired
NJ and Mrs. u. G.. Blatchey OF Cen.
ter WarWood moved 10 WoodIavv, on
Wednesday Of this week
lf > q. walden corner Tenth street
ana WarWood avenue ie having his
house rcpaintod.
Miss Maud Hood. Of MoundSviIla is
visiting 20 the home of her sister Mrs
w. W. Mineer. Of South Warwood ave.
nue.
ing painted and some roofing IS being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
MECHEN

NouNCll Mcctng.
The city council met last night IN
the basement Of the MCMechen Bank
building In regular semimonthly SEES
sion. The session was a busy one.
several matters which had been delay
ed heretofore being discussed and set
tied. The matter Of betteriug the
streets I'm some sections Of the city
were discussed. % was that OF Ger
tain unsanitary conditions reported by
some OF the members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Mccullough lying by the roadside in
an unconscious state. McCullOurb
VINO conducts "a feed store here had
evidently been thrown from a wagon
Mhlch ne was driving and had recciv-
~ very ugly wound. eighteen slit
ms mead. DIR. Barlow rendered madi.
car aid after he had been taken 10 his
nome; Considerable mystery sur
rounds the case as the Injured man
mas NOT recovered enough to tell how
me accident happened. Evidently n
WIS not runaway. as the horse and
wagon were found standing shorf
distance below where the body Law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Frank Carmen. who resides in the
Fifth ward. lost a valuable hound
Tuesday. when some one came into
BIS yard and went away with the dog
The dog stolen was an animal highly
priced o. the owner and 10 is under
stood that he has knowledge c. ITS
Whereabouts. " tho dog IS not re-
turned soon steps will be taken 20
enforce the law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

me weekly meeting OF tho Ladies.
AID society Of the Methodist churcb
vas held yesterday afternoon Al =
eloSk al tho church. corner -Four
i.hth street and Orchard avenue. 4
Iai re number OF the members we-e
present and 'he Afternoon ~ s-c,,
IN s'Nins and the discussion Of az.
forCnt matters % VII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
BENW00D
Yards Not Contested

III" local % and o yards are now
pm better condition than for severn.
weeks past. The congestion Of freigr,
cars which inforfcred with pa..snr..
I"Ilc Few weeks ago b. now us
ana trains ar" running on schedule
.lN' lhf-" conditions DO not cxf.'
sion az several yard Officials .r
other parts of the state reporf "a ,sr.
contested condition EeuarIsTy
Ihls tru" ~ the Short Line vyrfrr
ls nov carrying bulk Of coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Martha Bible elias ~ ra,,,- W.
WOOD VIII meet his evening A. :
% clock az the home OF Mrs : I PasfI
pi Ncnil'ih street Al are cordial.
iu' ~ . To- Dee present as the meet
ing VIII Do verl Interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
FROM
OHIO
IntelliEsncsr BureAa-
rntslliEsncsr nureau-
Colaln saa. O. Iuna Z.

= AntN4Aas nCsI Hure4a=
rnt.niEshcsr Bursau-
CpAaln ses. o. Suns .
HspresenUng aims aEgreEafing
tlz.S4s.Ss. the Buffalo Coilieries Com
Ssny. q West Virginia corporation. the
-1rst National Bank 81 Williamson "
Va. and George 4. Silcott % Nelson
siile yesterday hisd a position Ia th-
tnitsd States court asking that the
". J. Hamilton Coal Company be- de-
rlared bankrupt
Because Of thar non-resldenee. "
u. Lewis. aged "a. and Cornella a.
Reid. aged y. a school teacher OF East
Liverpool, we're denied a marriage d.
rense a. Dayton. O. today Miss Reid
made out her own application for th-
DceAse and seemed much Chagrined
when II Was refused her
Former Senator ] H. Foraker OF
Cincinnati. Who b. candidate for the
Republican nomination for United
btates senator. today denied reports
that he wOuld Withdraw from the con
test only the primary can eliminate
me" he said Mr. Foraker added
The petitions for my nomination are
signed. ! am told. by more Progress
fiyes who voted tue Progressive ticket
In 1912 than any candidate on the Pro-
gressiVe ticket this year will have
Paul y Jones. a junior. whose home
II In youngstown. today was elected
captain Of the Ohio State University
track team. tie IL a Splinter and mem
Der OF the relay team.
The state public utilities commits
sion today gave the Chardon. Ierer-
son and Meadville lnterurban Railway
Company authority 10 issue 100000 .
percent bonds and $500. 900 common
stock for the purpose OF financing the
. construction OF an interurban line be-
tween Chardon and Jefferson "A dis
lance OF ten miles The petitioner
made a reduction Of Si25.OOO In its
stock and bond demands as compared
70 the figures submitted upon its prev
fous application 20 the commission.
John Bowman. aged 20. was arrested
at his home near Medina today charg-
ed with the killing Of his son. Jacpb
Bowman. aged %. who was found dead
on the floor OF his home on May p
The death certificate showed that
Bowman had died Of heart failure. Re
ports that the two had quarrelled led
TO an investigator and when Bow
mans body was eNhumed and exam
lined today. II was discovered that
death was due 10 fracture OF the
skull The two lived alone on farm.
The accused man protests his limo
cence. He Is neld under $4,000 bond
a contract for about $4,000 automo-
bile licenses was awarded by SeCre-
tary OF State Graves today 20 the
Scioto Sign Company OF keuton al its
bid OF 20 cents each Mr.. Graves ig-
noring the bid Of the CeIayle Enamel
Company Of Albany y. Y, OF lsT
cents The Scioto company which has
had the contract for four years is
owned by William l.. Finley. Demo
cratic state chairman and Governor
CoX's political manager. and W. W.
Durbin Democratic politician OF Ken
ton. The bid, were opened some time
ago. MIR Graves announced that he
had engaged a professor OF the state
university TO examine the designs sub
mitted and that he had declared the
specimen presented by the New York
Company 20 be Inferior in quality to
that offered by the Finley Durbin con
cern.
Tho Gtat. IIfghvrsy Communicate, hoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

NTWI"T olson T0f' V0-ferdav for
Nov York city. from where he will
SAL on Saturday aboard the Ham
lufi American liner "Imperator" for
tttl. tanstadt. Sweden Mr. Olson
VIII look after an estate while in Swe
drn and viii not return 10 this CITY
for several months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Many 81 the sewers along Main
street are stopped up As soon a. ths
alh stopped Yesterday afternoon the
-,r'et commissioner was out. busy on
- 'Iihk OF them, 80 that the water
would b. drained Tho s.v.-s -.
stopped up 50 that In some &c
along Richland avenue tho Natar "a.
about haif loot deem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Lawn Fete Pos,po,.d

~" lawn iete which was 10 DO civ.
~ l"faay evening by the members
or th' Ladies' Aid society OF The Pres.
%! terrain church hs been POSTPONED
uhll ms evening at the grounds sur
rounding the chhrch on Twentieth 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

The funeral OF the late Edward
NeNile who lost his life by falling
Tuesday from the tippIe of f6o Xv,tH
mine short distance west Of Berlsiro
was held yesterday at . o'clock from
the home Of Mrs. Thomas Bickorfon
on south Marshall street. ShsdysiJa
lodge Jr O. L. \. NJ had charge of
ne funeral lntcrment was in the Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

A large fore, al M ..o-L.1 ,-...
tsrcay on "a. Iupros.rrsrf. 10 ~.
tracks 90 The Peursylsau.a Railroad
pmpanF The prut.msrrs a., h.
M made near the RichLand coal min.
41 fh" southern end % town Ths
men only worked until noon yosts-da,
on account OF tho bad Wsathsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

near Iim's Run WednC- day evening
two boys found the body ~ Gilbert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
WARW00D

The regular weekly r-..fI-- ~ 3D..
South Naruood Fbla rlaes urI b..
ca this evening a. 81 o'clock a.
lne residence 90 Mrs. Rednar. 81
p afA GOD avenue AL are urged %
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

The State Highway Commission has
awarded a contract for 2i9 miles OF
road paving In Montgomery county
10 Schwank & Mcintyre Of Dayton az
their bid OF $4,000. II Is understood
that the road will lead 10 from Cal
vary cemetery 10 the country home Of
Governor J. VI. Cox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

McMechcn lodge. q. L. 4 VI met
last night In the lodge rooms ia the
Fisher building. corner Fifth and Mar.
shall streets \ good number 81 mem.
hers were present and the session was
an exceptionally busy one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Those choice lots IN the NcMechen
Midway are for sale by NCCulagh
& Reid. Bell phone s92 National
IFS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

CLEVELAND. June Mrs. Albert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

DOWELL REALTY co.
City Home Site In the Country.
Glendale. ". Va
Bell phone. Moundsville 3Oj-R.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
FLOOR COVERING SPECIALS

On our Fourth Floor YOU viii lind many bargains in
Room-Sze Rugs and Small Rugs thar viii helm ,,i q,
brighten your home al housekeeping time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

ing painted and some roofing IS be,ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

HfpTesenung Q a m aFFreEafInE
1lz.Sfs.5s. the Buffalo COilieriea Com
ssny. West Virginia corporation. the
Int National Bank 81 Williamson "
Va. and George &. Silcott % Nelson
siile yesterday hief a petition Ia The
tnitsd Statoa court asking that the
". ,. Hamilton Coal Company be- de-
riared bankrupt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Because Of their non-resldence. "
~. Lewis. aged - and Cornella ~.
Reid. aged -. school teacher OF East
Liverpool. we're denied a marriage o.
rense AZ Dayton. O today Miss Reid
made out her own application for th-
Dcease and seemed much chagrined
when ~ Was refused her.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02
INDIAN SCHOOL !. HAS 4 MEETING
Of Former Pupils Super intendent Goodman Pre- sides Over Experience Meeting at Which Prog ress is Reported

Not all young Indians, who sradu- ate from United States schools, go back to their tepees and the ways of the savage, as was proven yesterday when over two hundred of the flow CT of the local school graduates met for the annual reminiscing with Sup erintendent Goodman About d hun dred former pupils congregated at a meeting and told how they had con- ducted during their last year out of school Most of them had been work ing their ranches, while some had worked for other ranch owners. Prog ress in the right direction was re- ported by all
 In the evening the whole crowd gathered in the girls building for a musical recital, speaking and refresh- ments
 The annual meeting of former stu dents is always the occasion for a baseball tournament. The first game of this tourney happened Tuesday, resulting in victory for Sacaton over Salt river. The score was II to l. Yesterdays game between Me DOwell and SweetWater was won by the former, 13 to 1. There is no game today, but on Friday and Sat urday the last two games will be played
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

This is my profession of political faith"
 With this statement, Huerta ended his message to congress, which con- vened tonight. The document other wise was devoid of sensational or dramatic effects.
 That Torreon has been in posses sion of the rebels since Sunday, and that Villa is directing q considerable force toward Monterey is persistent ly reported The government still professes it, has not heard from Ve- lasco and reiterates it's confidence in his ultimate success. The many re- ports are contradictory.
 General Javier de Noure reported from San Pedro that he had been attacked just west of San Pedro by superior force of rebels. whom he repulsed. Later the rebels returned and were attempting to surround him when the report was filed. General Maas and 800 men have been order cd from Saltillo to reinforce de Noure The government is without news from Torreen.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

less and the system is on the verge
 of pankruptcy Taxes have been in-
 creased 50 per cent, 60 per cent, and
 in many instances doubled. In the
 part of the republic where Huerta's
 authority still extends, those who pay
 taxes-and it is an abjectly poor
 peon who is not mulcted for few
 Centavos-are grooming under the
 expressions of the tax Satherer ana
 fearing worse eXtortioGs. Business conditions are hundred times worse than they were a year
 ago
 Exchange has risen from two to
 enc to as high, recently. as three to
 one. The currency has been inflated
 to an extent which threatens, when thecrash comes, to make paper bank notes almost worthless.
 Export taxes have been placed up- On coffee. vanilla. live stock and va rious other products Mexico cannot
 sell a bond today abroad except at q ruinous price. if even then. Huerta's minister of finance has just returned from abroad, where he vainly of- fered Mexican bonds m the HIATUS ot Paris, London and Berlin. None would buy. Huerta today says he
 has 125,000 soldiers in the field. Probably 75,000 would cover the ac-
 tual strength of his army. There are military governors in all states. Little is being done by any of the governmental departments except what is absolutely necessary. No constructive work is in progress. either on governmental or private initiative. There is no congress, no senate, no chamber of deputies i IIuerta dissolved congress when 1t
 refused to bend the knee as briskly and subserviently as he deemed proper.
 That is the condition today. No
 wonder the better MeXicans are sigh l ing for the return of the old man who gave Mexico a generation or i peace. but who is now q refugee in
 foreign land.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02
Porfirio Diaz (left) and VictOriano Huerta.

amount of money could have been borrowed by the treasury.
 These conditions prevailed during the Madero regime, which ended fourteen months ago. Then came Huerta He set about to restore or der and bring back prosperity to the country This is how he succeeded; Zapata is still Iaiding and ravagins. Three -fourths of the country north of a. line drawn from Tampico across to the west coast, either is in the hands of the rebels, or is only nom
 nally held by the federals. The area of revolution has increased five hun cred fold. Where, in February, 1913, there were ten men, in arms against Madero. there are now a thousand fighting Huerta. Juarez, Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Durango, Ciudad Victoria to mention only the important cit ies and towns-are in possession of the rebels. Scores of other places of lesser degree are garrisoned by them
 Torreon, yielded by the federal gar
 rison after a fight that would have made two r-pulling washerwomen ashamed of themselves, was retaken by 5000 federals with a great fan fare of trumpets-after the rebels had marched out without firing a shot. Also Mazatlan finally has sur rendered.
 A Demoralized Country
 About SO per cent of the mileage of the National railways is out of commission. There has been no rail communication between here and the boIder for almost a year. Postal and telegraphic communication with many parts of the country has been altogether abandoned or is intermit- i tent. one mail arrives from and de- parts for the United States each | week, and that by water. Govern ment revenues have shrunk about 50 per cent. The National lines, such of them as are still in operation, are ] being run at a tremendous monthly
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

Especial to The Republican,
 MEXICO CITY, April 1.-The failure of Huerta to restore peace ard good government to Mexico has convinced the better citizens of the republic that former President Diaz, after all, was the man to rule the country. Many regard him now as the greatest statesman Mexico ever had.
 Even if it be admitted, for the sake oi argument. that Diaz was a failufe. that he allowed the poor to be op- Iressed, that he permitted the coun- try to be preyed upon by the thiev- ish centificos. that he did not do scores of things for the uplifting of bis people that he might have done admitting all this. Diaz did give the country generation of absolute peace.
 He compelled the people-much against their will-to behave them selves During practically all the years of the Diaz regime revolutions were very unpopular in Mexico.
 Country Was Peaceful
 When three years ago, he stepped down and out, railway communica- ton was safe and uninterrupted in almost every section of the republic. Trains were running directly and without interference from the capital to the United States border by way of Fl Paso, Laredo and Eagle Pass. Photographic and postal communica- ton was constant into all save a few remote districts. Mails arrived from and departed to the United States daily. Government revenues were but little below normal The National railways were in receipt oi revenues in excess of their expenses Taxes were not burdensome. Busi- ress was good, far better than il would have been in the United States under similar circumstances. Tho interest on the national debt was be- ing paid regularly. Mexico's credit was still good in the foreign money markets. An almost unlimited