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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01
THE HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN.

Eairmont never fails. No matter
howl big the undertaking anu no mat
ter under what circumstances 1t is
inaugurated the banner of victory
las always been loisted to the
breezes and this is the result OF the
hospital campaign, although for sew
eralsdays the outlook was rather dis
couraging, and a happy solution OF
the5hospital situation was only made
possible by the determination OF the
army of workers. both men and wo-
lnen, who would not acknowledge de-
feat even in the most trying mo-
ments' Of tile campaign.
When II. Is remembered that more
than 100000 have been raised in
1Faitmont in the past six years for
public buildings and other good
causes in which the community
shared an interest, the undertaking
iustf now triumphantly completed is
not a small one and reflects credit
upon the city.
Fairmont was really on trial. It
would have been n serious calamity
lad the undertaking failed since the
result would have been announced
to tile outside world and would have
lad a ldiscouraging effect upon I'M
portant movements that may lave to
DeSundcrtaken In the future. al
though there Is now none In sight
and IT. will be well for the public vel
faresif the city will now rest upon
its oars and enjoy the peaceful salts
faction that Fairmont has done well
inSthe past and will rise to the OPP
nortunities OF the future us they are
presented.
While there have been other big
things done for the city, many Of
which involve more money than the
hospital donation of s65,O00, there
ale none OF them that are OF such vi
taiimportance 10 the community and
hone that are, really bigger or that
have done or will do more for the
general cause. of charity than the
Hospital campaign.
TiieB citySwillahave.afor the first
time an institution that. will meet
Unreasonable demands where char
lily work is necessary and from yeas
tosyear the good people of Fairmont
and Marion county will take down
substantial dividends. not in money,
sntSin the satisfaction that they are
actually helping the distressed in
their time Of need. and In the con-
seiousness Of the knowledge that
many lives will be saved in the flu
tnre by tile good work of raising the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01
Booster DAYS.

While mast nj ,ho ,,,,,,,,o,,.,
,ho oi,r nn o"' ~, y. we business men OF
nita, oa,,n,,,.x.' 'I ~, ""a. III Tue nos
hn"n 49,, e e.., .ne past "eck' they
,hn,, ~ ,, 80 ''"Htu 'he iaet that
nro,, 90 ~" H., uo'"s o's tnins IN the
nia,' ~, ~, " '"osteF DaEs' Tine
i"rnor ,,ra "u .ie, .A"h's "as taken on
nn5 ~" o ,'..,,,i '''"" were expected
r"r, ,st" u p luz, response 10 me ad'
dny TI,o ia" ,'o,,. 'eoh phehom'hal to-
sv.r ,r"r.a TO- -. "a' gums that were
hofora ~, ~ ane ci'! are placed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01

Some OF the newspapers OF Yves;
virginia are hoasting of many differ
Cit sources of information In rela-
ton to Mexican happenings. This.
no doubt. accounts for the many
sarbled. untrue and ultra sensational
stories that are being printed. Many
newspapers. having these many
sources. were compelled more than
once during the past week to use the
associated Pres to dissipate the err
rcrs they perpetrated upon the pub.
lie by the use OF these many" agen-
.cics of information. = Huntington
Herald Dispatch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01

but IL general exodus Of all articles
in the stock was taking place.
proprietors and clerks were kept
busy the entire day in waiting on
customers and the amount of money
put into circulation during the day
mounted well up into the thousands.
Tho day broke splendidly for
"Booster Day" the sun doing his best
TO smile on the buyers and to give
his sanction to the Booster day
scheme. which will not only benefit
the seller but the buyer as we'll.
Not n store In tho CIV I'M, what
protlted by. this bargain day, To saw
nothing of the nloasod n,s,o,,orY
who took advantage Of the day Tho
crowds OH the streets nil during tho
day was typical of n gal, celebr,.
tion such MS II circus fonrtl, of Inlx
rclch,atiop mr. , s,r,ra o,ontmn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01
Steamer

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attractive bargain. ana
Sho thought he had provided amply
to supply the demand for this article,
found himself this morning 1T $50
O'Clock almost entirely sold, out of
the article and had sent in rush
order for an additional supply which
he hoped to have on hands by to-
morrow morning.
At another store visited By the
reporter. the proprietor said thu,
four clerks had been kept busy all
the forenoon in selling the special
which his store offered as an induce
ment to shoppers.
Another merchant told the reporter
TO Just look. around. at .u.e torn NIP
condition Of the stock. and the vac
ant places. on the shelves anu coun.
tiers and then he could Judge II his
clerks had been busy.
StillssanotherGstore reportsssthat
not only the. special which they Of
feied for the booster days was selling,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01
SALTS fine FOR
ACHING D KIDNEYS
WE EAT TOO MUCH MEAT WHICH
CLOGS KIDNEYS, THEN THE
BACK HURTS.

Most folks forget that the kidneys.
ike the bowels. get sluggish and
tiogged and need Il flushing occa-
s;onallN, else we. have baekache and
dull misery in the kidney region. se-
we're headaches, rheumatic twinges,
torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepicss-
EeSs and all sorts of bladder disor-
ders.
You simply must keep your kid
Lcys active and clean, and the mo-
ment you feel an ache or pain In the
kidney region, get about four ounces
of lad Salts from any good drug
store here, take tablespoonful In
a glass of water before breakfast tor
n few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts Is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia. and is
harmless to flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activ-
ity. II also. neutralizes the acids in
the urine so It no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes delightful effervercent It'll.
iawater drink which everybody
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean. thus avoiding
serious complications.
A weil-known local druggist says
he sells. lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trous
bic while Il Is only trouble. Adv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01

money for the purchase OF the hos
pital. which is only the beginning OF
u most iaudable undertaking.
The people who have SO generously
contributed this money will have sub.
stantial real estate holdings to show
for their investment that will become
more valuable each year and which
II; the present time represents cash
investment OF about double the cost
The future success OF the hospital
depends upon the wise management
Iof the institution. II must have the
careful attention Of the best business
men and women In the city and be
governed In such a manner as to give
the institution high tone and es-
tablish public confidence in the wort,
20 be done, raising 1t above prejudice.
petty jealousies and suspicion spf ia
roritism. When this is done!I the
will be no doubt as4to the ability to
raise money for Its future support.
There will be II united community
directly interested in the institution
Every contributor will be an interest
ed stakeholder In way and this
means much towards the success of
the hospital.
There are many who have not yet
contributed. some who were over.
looked in the rush of closing the cam
raign on time, and many who were
out of the city. They will be given
an opportunity to join in the move.
ment and their contributions will be
given the same consideration as
those who have already subscribed,
There will be certain shrinkage in
the contributions which is always the
Ease In movements of this kind and
there is considerable expense. at
tached to the work which must be
paid. 1t would he best for all con-
ccrncd If the expense money and tho
allowance for shrinkaee could be COW
cred by the additional subscriptions
leaving the entire $4,000 intact
which will all be needed to omen the
Institution In II proper manner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01
Shoppers Take
fCOSTfStfEi EraN r,Cr oSrt

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The best way to dance the tango is
for the girl to keep enc arm around |
her self-respect and the other arm
around her modesty and be careful
what she does with her feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
GET OUT
10 orreIsi Order Issued 20 Refugees
In Vera Crux.-Msny Object
70 Order.

VERA CRUZ. April 2s-Dehnite
instructions from Rear Admiral Bad
ger. commander IN chief OF the Allan
tic feet. TO all American non-combat.
ants 10 leave Vera Cruz by the steam
er Mexico. were posted AZ the consul
ate and other conspicuous places to-
day.
The order stated. In terms that
could not be misunderstood, that all
must be aboard the ship by 4 O'Clock
this afternoon
There were many decidedly opposed
10 obeying their order. and especially
rebcllious were the women whose hus-
bands are still in the interior and OF
whose fate they are ignorant Knots
OF these gathered in the streets and
held indignation meetings and several
expressed their intention OF not COM
plying. short OF actual compulsion.
The explanation was offered that
food supplies and housing accommoda.
tons were rapidly becoming serious
problems and there was danger OF dis
ease through overcrowded conditions
IL was estimated that this might be
the last opportunity for some time for
refugees 10 reach the United States.
Consul Canada IN reply 10 anxious
questions OF those caught short OF
funds. gave assurances that the
United States had been caring FOR
such persons at the ports where they
were landed and was providing them
relatives. lie said they might expect
similar treatment
Every precaution against an out
break OF contagious disease has Beer
taken. and IL Is believed there Is little
danger at present.
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HATFIELD
Continued PROM first Page,

actual conflict has been engaged In a
mistake would be made to withdraw
before steps are taken To advance the
conquest OF civilization and to bring
order and q respect for law out OF a
condition OF rebellion. ruin and anarchy.
We owe this not only TO the protection
OF American lives and American prop
erty In Mexico. but we owe Il TO the
cause OF civilization.
Mexico and fits history demonstrate
the inability OF Its people 20 establish a
government for themselves. our first
conflict with Mexico save us the oppor-
tunity TO make a considerable area a
greater and more civilized place OF habi-
tauon and II we can advance the happi-
ness and welfare OF the Mexican people
and bring TO a termination the area OF
pillage and murder cur conquest will
not have been without result The
United states ts the nation 10 under
take this momentoua task and the
powers OF the world naturally look 20
us TO eliminate the evils that have for
years bcset our sister republic"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
ESCAPE
Convicted Murderer and Two Other
Prisoners Make Getaway From
ClarksbUrg Jail.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelIigencer.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va, April
2o.-Frank Hanletta, an Italian.
who was condemned few DAYS
ago In the criminal court TO Be
hanged June 20 for the recent
murder Of a fellow Italian, and
two penitentiary eonvicts sawed
their way out OF the Harrison
county jail here this morning, and
after an all day pursuit q sher-
ms posse captured one Of the
latter this evening In = coal mine
south o. the city. The CAPTURED
man 10 Stanley Pruss. who was
under sentence Of two wears
and half In the pcnitentiary for
recently robbinp Magistrate j.
Carter IN a local hotel. where he
lay sleeping. The others are at
large. Outside help was furnished
the prisoners. They were con-
fined IN hardened, FIRE proof steel
cells. but got out Of them into the
basement by tearing a conmode
from the floor and sliding through
small hole. Once In the base
u1ent they filed window bars and
lied over the hills About thirty
men were rcuuisitioned by Sheriff
Ross ;. stout 20 pursue the es-
capped prisoners over the hills
south % the city and bloodhounds
were brought from Weston 70 aid
them. The posse is still az work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

the use ~ his limbs. and was in agon.
kinF pain and distress pc bed found
nothing to DO him any good. but after
seeing tho health Teacher and getting
some Quaker Extract and OH of Rain
DO used thcm for short time. and was
cured ~ his trouble almost miracu.
Nov. n you have any form ~ Indt
e.fiion. hilI0usueFg. raafrfis liver.
Kidney ~ bladder troubles. or are
tinor.ug from worms Of any kind. YOU
should hy aU means delay no Longer.
while au th.s grand curative work is
Eninr on on around you Get Quaker
Extract and OH of Balm at once
rIeft today while y0u know YOU need
lrIr Tho Health Teacher Fisher ia
ihf name win give you 600 possible
1eFiefancr while YOU take fhe Quaker
fnmD1InH. and makes ro charge Ok.
r'pf fHe actual rr'cp of tho medicine
Won NAV t1ko Quaker Extract Is Ell.
or three Tor e. 90. Ou oft Balm tho
rrraf pain KILLER o. -Dr
~ hnr Ir af fho Or'riraf OIf Rate
Medicine Store. 1871 Market street.
This city See him now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
Mlne DXnarItrd.

DENVER. Colo. April ss.-It was
reported here tonight by former Gov
ernor J. IL Peabody. who T. now in
the Fremont county strike zone. that
the victorious strikers dynamited and
nred the property OF the Chandler
mine. OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company. near Canon City. tonight.
occupying that mine camp.
According TO the governors advices
seven men were killed IN the Chand.
Ter tight. but there was nothing to in
dicate how the fatalities were divided
between the combatants.
The fighting opened at o'clock said
the reports TO the operators hoadquar-
tiers here and shortly before the strtk-
ers were in possession OF the toua
Union officials admitted they had re-
ports OF shooting bus stated they had
representatives out ia an endeavor 20
reach their men and persuade them ~
observe the truce.
An appeal 10 the governor for help
from the sheriff OF Fremont county. re-
suited In orders being ISSUED tonight
70 General Chase u proceed 20 Canon
city with 200 militia TO take protective
measures and endesvOr TO bring about
a truce.
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eat or enjoy HE meals. despair and
loss n an hop- we're gradually taking
the place Of patience lie was indeed
"a pitabie object But no got hold OF
"a treatment u Quaker Extract. and ir
"a lev weeks hls grateful report
startled NE entire community had
been cured
Mr. Max = schocnfcid. tho pro.
prietor of one n tho leading furnish.
ing stores ar sharon. Pa, wrote 90 the
ltflli1 Teacher and said that no. had
been suffering from N complication of
stomach troubles and wac almost com.
pIeicIy lIscuurared 90 having no no..
suits from medicines He wac dizzy
short ~ breath IIo7fcd bad urfuffa
zion OF heart wHa getting IIn and
weak and had pains In trt .f0marr
and s.de. H ."f some Quaker Et.
tract. and attrr king lf flr few
weeks ysg Eeii .0arty man.
Dir AM watson. ~ EOf street
fhis ciQ Tod OFF being almost crip.
pied YIN ~ uat.m Wo said fhaf
DO bed peirf That were almost con.
slant ana BSessr8bie. boz lost most of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
officer ARRIVED IN CITY YES.
TERDAY FOR PRISONER
Valentine Depra, Arrested by Local
Police Saturday. Faces SerI-
Gus Charge.

Valentine Depra. a young italian
rho was arrested Saturday by De
ective Dave Cleary on a charge OF
hurder. will be taken back TO Niles.
D.. the seat OF the crime, this morn.
iiases. is C charged With muTdefinF
Lngelo Romagini I'm n most brutal
manner. Chief OF Police L. J. Round
rrtved in the city yesterday for his
nan. but while here refused to com
nent on the case IN any way what,
ver. lie intimated, however, that
here was no doubt but that the man
AIKEN is the man wanted for the kill
ng.
The alleged murderer has several
aliases, among them being Sam Livak
Rudolph Zapiny. Sam Pasco. s. Val
ntino. and Mike Farral, all of which
me. The arrest OF the Italian was
made Saturday by Detective Cleary
w very clever piece OF detective
york. He nabbed his man near the
Iostoffice out OF a large crowd OF
,eople. and the pull was made so cas-.
'ened.
Filled With Lead.
Depra, II is charged. enticed his man
outint o the woods near Niles, o.
and there pumped his body full OF
lead. Just what the trouble was, both
he and the chief refused to say, but II
is understood that a girl plays an i'm
portant part In the case. The &C
cused says that he knew Romagin
u n friend. but that they never had
my trouble.
Detective Cleary preached the girl
question to him, but he evaded IT,
The young fellow IS supposed "a
have told a city official yesterday
that IL was a good thing Clpary cot
him at dinner time instead OF even
Ing. as he would have had a friend In
the evening. He waived requisitio1
papers. saying that he would 20 back
Since coming TO this part OF the coun
try he has been living at Bellaire
Detective Cleary was working I'm Bell
aire yesterday on the case. and viii
continue the work today.
The arrest was made bv the use OF
a small postal photograph and decoy
letter that had been sent TO the gen
eral delivery window here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
SEVEN SHOT
Young Man. Pumneled in Crap Game,
Gets Shot Gun and Fires Into
the Crowd.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Md. April ga
quarrel over crap game started iu
West Virginia and carried over into
Maryland, resulted iu seven men and
boys. an white. being shot this after
noon. j r.. Powell. Baltimore 4 Ohio
brakeman. D. in Allegheny hospital
with ~ shot I'm his lex Others who
received slight wounds are " r. Mil
Ter. Charioh Halston Charles Mahu-
ney. Howard cheshire. Doc" VIII
Jams aud Johnson Brown Edgar
Nudge had been given "a pummclinr
He went home after his shot gun and.
returning fred into the crowd lie
o. locked uu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
MEDIATION
(continued From FIRST Pagsl

not become so apparent as in the
house, many leaders would be sur.
prtsed to see the coming week end
without an oratorical outbreak II the
mediation offers Of Argentina, Brazil
and Chile fail OF there are authentic
reports OF outrages on Americans in
To Discuss Situation.
Discussion on the situation will be
gin again in the House tomorrow when
Representative Kahn proposes TO talk
on the mediation plan. and It is pro.
bable that this new phase also will re.
cetve the attention OF senators So
far as is known. however, no speeches
have been prepared on tn subject.
Every committee Of the Congress
which would be active in case OF a
change In the Mexican policy. Is pre-
pared TO respond al once to any call
OF the administration. In the House
the appropriations committee Is hold
ing UP a deficiency bill carrying So
800. 1000, fearing that IL must later re-
port a bill carrying q much greater
amount with a Mexican service appro-
priation In Il. the Ways and Means
committee Is ready to take up a war
revenue bill II necessary. and the mil
itary and naval committees are primed
for action.
May Pass Naval Bill.
The House has set the naval bill
for the weeks work and Il NAV be
passed on Saturday. II carries a total
OF $4,000. 900 and provides for the
construction OF two battleshipa BE
fore finally agreed upon by both
Houses the measure may be so worded
as 70 become law at once 20 make the
funds immediatel yavailable.
Hearings On the Panama canal tolls
repeal bin will be brought to a close
by the Senate inter oceanic canals
committee early IN the week. and n
was predicted tonight that the com.
mittee would be ready 10 make it, re-
port. before Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
NO INFOR NATION

HARRISBURG. Pa. April -f Sd
iutaut General Thomas j stewart
who returned tonight from Washing
ton. said that nothing would DO deter
mined about the quota of militia from
Pennsylvania until the President IT,
sues a UrUrIamO. Jon UHlIIre upon fue
States The general WAS I..UMUI.
MED 90 Washington hN Ng|ur General
O. % UOurhorIF ami Br.EHN.Ur Gene
erals e. " Clement and 49,. 20 Price.
They d.cI. 90 flo possibilities Ht
tending rrII lrr fhs Fcrney wanna
Nafurl' Guard with General NI'ua.
in charge uf militia AFFAIR.". The War
Department officials could give them
mo- definite .rf1rmH. ION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
MOST REMARKABLE RESULTS BEING REPORTED HERE
9oNEK EA S DOES GRAND CURATIVE FROM
SOOH CASES AS ARE HERE GIVEN
BY GRATEFUL SUFFERERS

Almost everyone ln Wheeling and
900 the surrounding towns knows about
ne famous Quaker Extract When 70
vas first introduced IN this city. about
I've years ago. % was wonderful
emedy. u did great work in removing
he cause of stomach, liver. kidney
tnd blood troubles. also nvcolIed an
lnds ~ worms from adults and chill.
Iron
Nov Quaker Extract is even better
10 q real cure FOR such cases. FOR lf
iaE been greatly improved since then.
M thoso rhr took if Of that time
ma got results. should certainly not
~ day gare without getting some
or the members OF the family or
riends who are ailinE % is simply
ions
Mr. Chaunccy Dain. ~ Hrifrouorf
Dhlo. was a man who had been suffer
nE from severe form of intestinal
roubles and general breakdown Ha
gas getting thinner and weaker each
az, De lost strength and energy. be-
faa dizzy and nervous. he could not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
TWO KILLED

JOTINsTOWN Pa. April qe-Tooa
IaJoo was shot through the heart and
killed instantly and Andy Saliva has
Tour bullet holes through HIS body and
VIII Ole a. the result ~ a shooting az.
fray here tonight. Carl Tckarski g. =
prisoner ~ the police station rhargfd
with tho shooting and admits hIa guilt
VIII affiEn No motive Tor tho crime
l1Et wednesday from Mcintyre Indiana
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hemisphere stand for the settlement
OF American questions b. Americans
The medlators found their col
leagues in the L-atin-American diplo-
matte corps all deeply Eratined AZ the
attitude assumed b. the government
OF the United States through its
prompt acceptance OF the mediation
O1er. News OF 10 was cabied imfnedi-
ately 10 every South and Central
American capital The state depart
ment also notified American anbassa-
doris and ministers OF the inception OF
the negotiations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
BATTLE I'M MINENT

EAGLE PASS. Texas April rs
4 Constitution liat force iH within n
few miles 81 plcdraa NeErre. aHrHn.
rinE 10 OCCUPY Tho CIfy FH4r.r.
battle. The remaining rIflyru. made
rush Tor The international bridge t0-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
SPANISH MINISTER
CcOntinusd from PAg. Ten,

gees, and that the German govern
ment had chartered the Mexican
steamer Mazatlan TO take on refu-
gees.
Quiet on West Coast.
Secretary Daniels said. later. all
seemed quiet on the west coast lie
has given orders that the care OF ref.
ugees shall be considered Of first i'm
Portance In the movement Of the ships
In the Pacific
Rear Admiral Mayo. At Tampico.
sent word 70 the Navy Department
mat II had been dif1cult for him 10
get Information about conditions In
The city. all his vessels having been
Withdrawn 10 the roadstead. only yes
sells OF other nations being up the
liver near the town
The president and ]" said Mr.
Daniels, have every confidence in
Admiral Fletcher Judgment We feel
hat In declaring martial law. he has