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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-03
"PRINCE OF LIPPE A SUICIDE
AFTER MILITARY BLUNDER'-
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

LONDON, September 2, 1850 am. delayed in trans
mission -Prnce Frederick William of Lppe took his
life following mistake of his regiment according Lady
Randolph Churchill formerly Miss Jennie Jerome of New
York. just arrived from Germany, coming by
way of Holland
THE story of the death of Prince Frederick VIII
liam Lppe said els that he committed suicide He
commanding German cavalry regiment before Lege
August a. when his men, darkness Of evening" nearly
annihilated Germany infantry regiment which had mis-
taken for Belgians.
THE prince shot himself, fearing to face the anger of
Emperor William His widow with whom acquainted,
informed of his death August n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-03
APPROVES DESIGNS.
Daniels Asks Bids for Six New
Midget Fighters.

Secretary Daniels has approved de-
signs for six new torpedo boat de-
stroyers authorized by the naval ap-
preparation bill, and Invitations for
competitive bids for their construction
were issued today. While the midget
fighters will in general follow lines of
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feet. with q displacement Of 1.ios
| tons, each will have q battery OF four
4-inch rapid-nre guns and four. triple
| torpedo tubes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-03
RIOT ABOARD STEAMER
BRINGS DEATH TO IS
Trouble Follows German Vessels
Refusal to Leave Brazil at
Wars Outbreak.

NEW YORK. September "A riot
aboard tho German steamer Bluecher, at
anchor in the harbor OF Pernambuco,
Brazil, in which three Of the Bluecher's
crew and fifty OF her 500 storage pas
sengers were killed, was described today
by passengers aboard the Brazilian steam
er Sac Pau1o upon her arrival here from
Brazilian ports, whence she sailed at the
commencement Of the European war.
Puts Back Into Port.
The Bluecher was bound from Buenos
Aires for Hamburg. under the German
flag, when Germany and England went
to war Upon learning that war had
been declared the Bluecher put back to
Pernambuco. She had aboard, the Sac
Paulo's passengers asserted. several mil
lion dollars for London and 500 Spaniards
and Portuguese in the steerage.
When Pernambuco was reached the
steerage passengers insisted that the ship
proceed to her destination, and upon the
refusal Of the Butchers officers to do SO,
a riot was started. The bodies Of the
steerage passengers who were killed were
thrown overheard. according to the Sac
Paulos passengers
Nine German ships were tied up at
Pernambuco when the Sac Paulo sailed.
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the preceding class. yet triple torpedo
tubes will be substituted for twins.
The new vessels, Will be $40 feet long.
20 feet 40 inches beam and draw 9h
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Innings s ss%* Price at
Lining Satin, SO inches wide. in
gray-and-tan and brown and-tan
stripes; also small quantity Bro
caded Satin in navy only. Excel
lent Innings for coats. Good $1.00
value. None sent c. o. D. En
tomorrow at the low sale QUO
price of. a yard.
Nearsilk-Small lot in gray, tan,
red, green, brown and lavender;
silky finish, and suitable for foun-
dations Sold regularly
at 15c a yard. On sale I'LL
tomorrow at the low /HZC
price of, a yard.
Main Floor-sth st. Rotunda-
Innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
What Leads TO tuberculosis ?

In the opinion Of many medical
authorities. the devsiopmsnt Of pui-
monary tuberculosis (consumptionl IL
FASTENED, A. not actually precipitatsd.
by loss Of lime from the system.
where there a. disqualification. the
lime salts must be supplied medicinal
~" says Or. J. W Carhart o. san An
tonic, rszas IN the MAY, 1919 Issue Of
"nedicai Progress"
TO HuHrlN Those urrFnrArV raIfr hna
In many Instances. proved difficult
matter. since iu some forms they are
not easily assImllahlr
ln Eckman.H Alternative. however. cal.
cium tliWrl o. 90 combined with other
remedial agents o. Co ho asnfuI lated I.r
lNf average person without objective
disturbance. and to This. Dob part o. dus
the success ~ this remedy ln the treat
mont % tuberculosis aud chronic fhro.lf
and bronchial affections
We make no hoastful claims f0r rrf.
man. r. Alternative. but o. r1refnl rrrnrf al
reHulfH obtained during Telra Of vide.
apfe1d nee warrants che assertion that
many such cases apparently have yield.
lt contains no ouisfra uarratira or
hahif-fn ming drura hence Ifa uaa b.
DOC attended with danger Vour frrr.
El.t be- be lori rIli order 90 or fou can
ncsmsn Laboratory. Philadelphia
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WEST VA. MEN
CcOntinusd from Fir., Page,

river below Pittsburgh. six million. for
improvements under previous con.
tracts, $4,000 900. open channel work
IN Ohio river 1854 900. EXCEPT a
small appropriation for rent Of Offices
IN use In connection with a Hunting
TOT postonicc there are no appropria-
ticns stipulated for additions 10 Old
or Tor erecting OF new government
buildings IN West Virginia
IN an effort 10 have government
engineers change tho fixed policy of
constructing dams In the Ohio river
m regular order extending southwark
'onFressmsn Hughes. backed by a
committee OF Huntington citizens
which is expected 20 arrive Wedues-
DAY and will appear before the en-
ginecrs In behalf % their plan 10
have the work started on Improve.
ments az Ravenswood abandoned for
two years. and work started on dam
90 keuOva
Congressman Moss in whose dist
riot HavenswOod dam b. located.
served notice on the Engineering de-
partment that ne would bitterly Cd
pose The scheme Of the Huntington
tpnEresFman and committee
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PREPAREDNESS
(contanusd from Firs. r.xs.)

by the expenditures OF late years ana
10 ascertain actual military condi-
lions. The resolution was referred TO
the committee on naval affairs.
Another Measure.
Another military measure. submit
ted by Senator Chamberlain OF Ore
gon, chairman Of the military affairs
committee. proposed the creation OF
a council Of national defense to con-
sist OF the secretary of state, as presi-
dent, the secretary OF war. ana navy.
the chairman of appropriation. mill
tary. naval and foreign relations COM
mittees of the senate and house. the
chief OF stan OF the army and an Of
hcer OF the navy. and heads of the
army and navy war colleges. Such a
board would be authorized to inves-
ugate conditions of national defense
and make recommendations for i'm
provement.
Senator Hitchcock had passed bv
the senate without a debate a reso-
luton calling upon the secretary of
commerce for information as 10 the
extent OF appropriations OF arms and
munitions of war from the United
states TO belligerent foreign nations
OF TO Canada and the normal condi-
tion OF exports OF such materials in
time OF peace.
Representative Garden tonight is.
sued statement in which ne said:
The President. / think, has over.
looked the fact that my resolution
calls Tor report as well as an inyes.
tigauon. -Four different independent
committees. composed of about ffty
members OF congress are charged with
the duty OF laying down our military
pohcy In haphazard. unregulated sort
OF way. How can four independent
committees adequately investigate
themselves and make an intelligent re-
port?
What the public wants to know Is
not what Chairman Hay. Chairman
Sheriey. Chairman Padgett and Chair.
man Fitzgerald think of their own and
their predecessors work; but what
somebody else thinks of IL.
notice that the President in the
white house statement does not ans
"er my question as to the propriety
OF smothering my resolution i'm the
committee on rules without a square
yea and nay vote. nor does he answer
my questions as to officers testimony
before the committee on rules.
1T may be easy enough to chloro-
lorm my resolution and IL may not
Dc dinicult TO chOloroform me; but all
the anesthetics in the world can
never lull TO sleep the demands OF an
alarmed public sentiment that the
truth must be revealed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
DEAL is OFF
setnieheu Steel Company Will Not
sui'd Submarines for eeiliserent
Nations In Europe.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Presiden,
wilson today expressed the opinion
through statement issued BY Sec
fetary Bryan that the building OF sub
marines for any OF the belligerents
OF the present war would be contrar,
TO the spirit OF the neutrality OF the
United States.
The statement contained an an
nouncement that the Bethlehem Steel
corporation. Of which Charles M
Schwao is president and which owns
the Fore River .Shipbuilding company
mad deferred TO the view of the Pres
ident and did not intend to deliver
any submarines to the belligerents
during the present war.
The question OF whether IL is legal
for American firms to build subma.
rines for shipment in parts has no,
been decided though In the presen,
case. the voluntary withdrawal OF the
bethlehem Steel company from any in.
tention to build them. has left the
matter still open. High officials OF
the government think. however, that
IL the case went to the courts they
could prove that the building OF any
number of parts for a submarine H.
tantamount to QUILTING a warship
which is expressly prohibited by neu
trail statutes Of the United States.
Secretary Bryan said today he felt
sure that the Presidents declaration
would deter ship builders from senc.
ing parts OF submarines to Canada
for shipment as had been reported.
Mr.. Bryan said the incident was end.
ed so far as the state department
was concerned.
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PRESSMEN DINE
Wheenng Local. Mo. l6s. Hold Social
Session Following Election
of Officers

Wheeling, local No. i6s. Printing
tl ,esss,hen; l, Z. p. a a. l.. held an en-
loyable affair At Glen Lawn. last nfrbf
IN the nature OF a banquet An eiabor-
ate menu was served by Caterer Ceors.
sonnefeld. proprietor or the Glen Lawn
4Owling alleys. Piano selections rem
uered by George Grammer a former
member Of No. 1863 formed an interest :
ing feature OF the program
During the evening Officers were
elected, as follows:
President-E. a. Miller.
recording Secretary-E,dward Sailer
der. SOhhei-
SerEeant-at- Arms-George Ickler
Delegates TO Allied Trades Council-
Capt. r. Il. Lisby A Hubhard -
Archibald Winchcr
The following members attended, -.
delightful affair. NV
Zoe Zoe Sris. Edward sailer.
Iaul Neutzing. Roy Hart
LINER Neutziing. y. a Miller.
ne hubbard. y. W. Moyic.
.suWard schneider, Will Seidel
sINu. " lncher, Howard Smith
GGus' NinoelDerger, Edward Burke
wv ~ rooney, George Icklcr.
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BAD BLOOD.
Hatred Of the Nations for One
Another.

This European war was born Of the
hatred caused by earlier warfare-it
Will engender other wars between the
same nations in the future The sons
yet unborn will carry this hatred in
their blood TO blaze into warfare when
me spark IL touched by Kings or
statesmen who are yet In infancy.
It's bad blood that makes your liver
sluggish, and the same bad blood
causes your stomach muscles to lose
their elasticity and become nabby and
weak, and that means Indigestion.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. purely vegetable and free from
alcohol or narcotics. is not a secret
remedy. for all It's ingredients are
printed on wrapper
Take II as directed. and IL will
search out impure and poisonous mat
ter IN the stomach. liver. bowels ana
kidneys and drive 10 from the system
through the natural channels
10 will penetrate into the Joints and
muscles. and dissolve the poisonous
accumulation. u viii replace an the
bad blood II drives out with rich. pure
blood full ~ vital force ~ will fur.
nish you with The kind OF blood that
Increases energy end ambition. that
pets the entire body in such perfect
physical condition that brain or mus
Gle knows no fatigue
IL viii clear The skin. eczema. pim-
piles. rash. bl0tches will dry up and
disappear, boils. Csrbunclcs and other
evidences 81 tainted blood will pass
away never TO appear again.
Get Dr fiercc'e Golden Medical
Discovery at any medicine dealer to
day. IN eithcr iigIid or tablet form as
you prefer it1 the one great blood
maker and purifier that al weak and
run down people ought 90 start 10 use
at once. ~ you want good blood good
health and clear skin. set q supply to-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
MOOSERS GATHER
Meeting Held Last Evening IN the Cit,
and Chicago Convention Work
Was Discussed.

II there Is such a thing as A hvpo.
dermic injection Of Laughlin-Handlan.
smithine into the dying Bull Moose
party Il is going 10 be done. This
TACT was made very prominent a. A
meeting OF the remnants OF the grand
army last night In the Offices Of Hon
;. G.. Smith. on Chapline street At
this meeting Il was decided 10 continue
IN the race. The leaders were there
and gave long-Winded dissertation
on the things that took place at the
chicago convention last week The
Hon. Joseph Handlan told Just why
such things occurred. a. Theodore
Roosevelt and Hiram johnson were
not present az the convention lie
said that this did not show signs OF
disbandinF.
The Progressive Club voted in ten
more new members at it, meeting last
niEht The matter o. entering the
city election next spring was left un.
decided until such time a. the Kind
OF charter is decided upon. n the eloc.
ton t. non-partisan they will 20 10
the primaries. and n n b. partisan
they will compete In both the prima.
rics and general election. The Pro
Fressives viii also present the nav.
ton charter. Whcciingized. to the state
legislature AZ the charter they en-.
dorsc. Another meeting win be- held
January 4. when the filtration bond
issue VIII BE- discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
NEWS BRIEFS

RAINS CAUSE slIPs-The con.
tinued rains have had a tendency 10
cause the hillsides about the city 20
slip considerably. One OF the largest
noted yet Il the one east OF the Cor
rugating works. which slid down
against the walls of the building
causing a slight wreck. A force OF
men was placed at work. and no in.
convenience was noted.
MEMeRANoUs GROUP EpioEm.
ic-Heaith Commissioner W. c. Etz.
Ter has announced that there IL a mild
epidemic OF membranous Group sweep
ing over the city. and asks that all
parents be careful OF their children.
He feels that this disease, taken In
time. can be held In check.
RECORD BREAKER IN PERMITS
This year has been a record break
er in the way OF building. Eight hun
dred and nifty permits have been is
sued. while during the same time last
year. there were issued 626 permits.
Total for 1913 vas $3.50. POI. while this
year the twelve months will run over
a quarter OF a million.
MARRIAGE LICENSES EXEMPT
Thank goodness. when the swain
and lassie go to the county clerks
onice TO get n marriage license IL
viii not be necessary for them to pay
Uncle Sam a war tax OF ten cents.
The war will probably start soon af-
ter. The internal revenue depart
ment has emphAtically denied the In
sistent rumors that the papers were
To be taxed.
okAnT cHABrE8S-Charter were
granted To the following Sunday school
classes yesterday by the West Virginia
Sunday school association The Daught-
;ers OF the Dawn class OF the Christian
church Charleston; The Loyal Workers
class OF the NJ. y. &. south church.
Spring HIN and the Secondary Sunshine
GIFTS class. OF the First M. T. church at
Mouncsvilie.
WILL HOLD HEETINo-The board
OF directors OF the Ohio County Anti
tuberculosis League will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
TO MEET rEIDAY-The regular
monthly meeting OF the local chapter OF
The American Red Cross will be held on
Friday evening at o'clock. Several
business matters OF a routine nature will
be transacted.
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JOINT SESSION
6cOnsinusd Prom FIRST Paz.)

has his mind set against. IL is an ex
ira session next year. I don't believe
there will be any"
Discussing the legislative program.
Mr.. Underwood declared that there
surely would be a vote on the pro
posed Hobson resolution for submits
sion TO the states of a constitutional
amendment for national prohibition.
According 10 both majority leaders
the appropriation bills will have the
right OF way and be rushed as rapidly
as possible Conservation legislation
the ship purchase bill and the house
bill to pave the way for ultimate Phil
ippine independence are frst on the
program OF general legislation
The opening sessions in the hous,
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KAISER'S MEN
tcontinusd from First Page,

are now virtually in possession OF the
left bank of the User Canal, and in
northern France. particularly in the
neighborhood OF La Bassee, where the
Germans hold very strong position.
the allies are beginning with a heavy
cannonade to feel their way eastward
The same process Is being followed
along the whole front. The French Of
fetal communication speaks of "the
superiority of our offensive" and the
marked advantage" OF the French ar.
illery over that OF the Germans.
Menace Ends for Present.
The advance. slight as IL is in the
northwest, has ended for the present
At least. In the opinion of many. the
German menace OF the coast ports.
II is believed that so long as the Ger.
mans are compelled to keep up the
strength OF their army in the east
they will be unable to assume the OF.
fensive in the west. There is a report
however. that the Germans have kept
the pick OF their western army in the
Aisne valley. whence. at an opportune
moment, they can huri It against the
French lines and make another effort
10 get through to Paris.
King Peter OF Servia, who has been
i'll for many months. has assumed com
mand OF the Servian army. and &C.
cordlng TO a Nish report. has checked
the advance OF the Austrians inflicting
heavy losses on them. The Austrian
reply 10 this is that the occupation
Of Belgrade necessitates the regroup
ing OF our troops"
The political news OF the day was
the authoritative announcement from
Sofia that IL was not considered pos
sible anything would intervene "a
make IL necessary for Bulgaria "a
Until next spring.
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Storm Ahates


ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. Dec. -
The storm which has ragged along the
coast for two days had abated here at
midnight. and the water, which COW
(, cred the streets in some sections of
the city TO depth of four feet. was
slowly receding. Although the dam
age In the aggregate will be heavy.
no one place suffered seriously. Fears
are still entertained. however. for the
satety OF the music pavilion at the
ocean and OF the steel pier. Ii was
standing at late hour tonight. but
It's supports were so badly damaged
that II was feared they may give way.
Residents OF the Inlet section were
driven from their homes by the high
water to-day. many OF them leaving in
rowboats. while the school children at
one of the public schools were also
removed in boats. One-third Of Long.
port was under water part of the day.
and four houses there were completes.
" wrecked. The porches OF several
OF the hotels were carried away by
the waves
Al Margate City. which adioins
Longport. the water OF the ocean and
Thoroughfare met One house was
wrecked, and the streets were badly
washed out.
Half Of the two.mile stretch OF board
walk AZ Nentnor was washed away.
and the foundations OF several small
beach front hotels were weakened.
u was the highest water recorded in
this city for twenty-four years.
Mrs. Ruth Mullica was trapped in
a boathouse she occupied on the banks
OF the Thoroughfare al Missouri ave.
nuc tonight and was drowned. The
craft stuck in the mud and the tide
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HOWLING GALE
tcOnt,nusd Prom FIRST Pare,

families had been driven to the upper
floors OF their residences and a num-
Der of small buildings had been
washed away.
Over on the Jersey side, heavy
rain and high wind continued tonight.
At Sandy Hook enormous seas were
breaking over the north and east
shores. and part of the government
bridge between Highland Beach and
the Hook had ben torn away. Out
side the Hook the Russian liner
Dwinsk from Newcastle via Halifax
lay anchored. The steamer St Louis
from Savannah vas fifteen miles of
Scotland Lightsnip and had suffered
deck damage and smashed windows.
The steamer Texas from Clayton,
Del, was headed of shore sixty miles
southeast of the lightship. The Fran
cisco OF the Wilson line and other
vessels also lay out on the rollers OF
the Atlantic waiting for a moderation
of the gale before daring to try to
reach port.
For hours this afternoon commuters
between New York and New Jersey
had to travel through the Hudson
river tubes. as the ferries could not
make their trips.
Passaie River Overfiows. -.
At Harrison and East Newark the
Passaic river had overlooked its banks
for the FIRST time in many years and
scores of houses and factories were
flooded.
While wire communication between
New York and Pennsylvania was bad
ly hampered tonight. the worst condi-
ton existing between New York and
Pittsburgh. Allentown. Pa. was re-
ported almost isolated. Connections
with Connecticut points were also
crippled.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

uot1es % zHnufscsur~r.. yosssr.. usr-
chAnts and OMAR WhoiesAis Dsalsr.-
NOTICE Is kERf.BY GIVEN. That
NE state BOARD OF Control OF the STATE
OF West Virginia will ree.fve bids daily
~ ite office at Chsri~stoa. West VIRGINIA
ror furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which n vested In said Board
Sontrees Will Be awarded TO the lowest
nlaaers quality con.idered. and other
ers viii BE given preference
LIST o. supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1a-i-f CHARLESTON. West vfrxfnia-
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and senate were marked with a spirit
OF good nature. despite the recent cam
paign which resulted in great Repub-
lican gains in the house and slight
Democratic gains in the senate for
the next congress.
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DIED

CoMELLY-On sunday. r.oerh,, s,t
lelA AZ the home Of her daurhter
Mrs II. NJ. Spoon. f8G North sixth 81
Mertina Ferry. MRS. WA. COMEIIY.
SIR. IN her list year
Funeral wednesday rnorrIrr At o o,~tc~t
intermcnt short creek ccmetery.
AALbEs-on sunday. December g. 1915
90 80 O'Clock q III a. fbe gkt,, NJ
l.y General Hospital. JACOB xfI.IFs
Jh- in the ffth year Of his age.
His remains have been removed 90 Al, =
fcFidcuCe ~ biz sister Mrs. Mary F.iir
SOC Main street. city from ueHf.a
llAre tun funeral services will Do Hfff.
go wednesday. ncrfru hrr q 1910 I'll
n" rlots D. m. lnterwent a. Green.
wood cemetery. Fricnds OF the family
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REioBoTH. Del. Dec. THE Sc
hoItneast storm which ragged from
saturday night until tonight almost a.
sr0yed TINS seashorc resort. The boa. a
Walk was carried away from one end or
tne Deach To the other. together with All
paNllions. Every trace of surf avenue
thoroughIare that paralleled the
oSs"h. ~ thing OF the past. II was
cut away By mountainsouS waves ,beT
swept over piling built TO protect ~
Inc electric light and water plants we're
wrecked ana several cottages Wera
swept TO sea There were no casuaIfies
Ihe damage Is estimated at SIZE 400
utility plants. W '"S
me town commissioners and property
owners tonight decided TO rebuild the
BOARD walk. IL will be reconstrucfed = :
feet further inland W
Reports from Henlopen Lighthouse
above here. tonight were that m was
In danger. Some OF the supporfs H..
stalled by the government some tfrpe
ago Mhen the structure was undermined
nave been washed away. IL ~ arain ~
danger OF being undermined
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90 rom Judge
MiEe Father Hernrmfrr mv son fl,st
thrre are many things which you cannot
buy with money
Sophisticated sou-Ver. know. tut
The stores don't keep them