davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
RIVER NEWS

IIc steamer kauawna cleared az 8
,l".h fc-i croHy morning. bound for
lNr Liberty arrived last uIght from
81 HtImuUls She viii fa,ve -
'l''h Tor Marietta. Hereafter this non
.iif boat VIII make a trip Co Marietta
,N,IN INur rdHf. and uu Tuesday and
~'iIrnHF or fIrl week will mako Ier
It- iIar Trip fO N1famufls
The Charles Brown. with three fref
Iii-. paced down yesterday Afternoon.
FOLLOW .I u short limo later bv no
FHIifn'. WIN twp fuel fHtH Roth boats
ti' "n iIDr NH. down stream FOR fou d
uI empty H4I Es4
IhrIe "He considerable Iec boo tie river
't.. nnt tn' Hoes were not heavy
..fr registered H stage ~ ~ feet az fIn
NJ McU.,n dam last uialt aud Wne rfff-
.rw SLOWLY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
Mrs. Emma Harrison.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mfs. Emma HARRISON. wife or
this evening at O'Clock AT the place
or death No. 81 Zane street The de-
ceased was tu the siNtr-scDnuI year OF
hcr axe and has been "a resident Of this
GUY hlI or her taIg. ~ue Was tns
daughter of the late Thomas and Mary
Mcfuddcu and leaves four daughters
AMI one son To- mourn her loss The
body viii bv ahiprtu lt N,Uuutsug- t.-
morrow morning Tor iuteImeut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
MOST CONVENIENT
offiCn ROOMS IN WHEELING

/. Central location FntrapCe me-
Twelfth street
= Light. airy and clean. All outside
. Steam heat All unsightiy pipe.
:. Elevator service. Electric. Clean.
b. Electric lights
Q. water In every room.
Z. Jnnitor service.
3 Every IRE protection. Only twosnd
three stories from ground. Three
men hre line on each floor Chcu1f-
cal IRE extinguishers. Fire doors.
Fire ESCAPES
y New Clean and SANITARY
~. Low rate OF FIRE insurance FOR ten
ants
II. Hard wood Golden oak) finish
throughout.
y. Hard wood floors white NapIe)
u. beautiful Marble lobby and mahog-
any storm door.
IL. You can pride yourself in occupy
Ing one - our offices
10 Large halls and toilet rooms
Enquire At Room &C.
n ID. MeLain Hsirs Office Building.
4o-42 Twelfth Street, City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

The pruning demonstration that
held a. the orchards OF w s. CiTin
and y. q. SOnda. near ROneys Point.
has been postponed until February
H. All mombors of the organization
are requested to Doe present az that
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
sons ohnennisa

D. uncra serNices over Cine remains of
me late MIS-. i'urrluuH Sells. wife uf
d. y. Stiie VIII Doc htid tomorrow after
noon 600 o'clock Iufrrrusuf Will f.T-
low 90 Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
LOST.

LoBT--pr mlslaid. large receirt hoot.
containing sum ~ money. v Of l.
Moose and Fythian Sisters lodge 70
ceipts. Please return 60 intelligence
and receive reward ia-fa-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
OIL AND GAS


The first intlmatIon OF what may
probably prove new rool since the fi~.t
OF lue year comes from Writ county.
West Virginia. The well is purely "a
wildcat owned hy the Walnut Greet al.
ompauy and f. located on the William
~. nan estate. ~ was drilled into the
ilIit''u 70 he good for 90 barrels a duv.
The well is located ON Painter Fork 81
tu'N creek seven miles east OF Burning
springs ana iu locality that bad rlf
been previously tested Tho oil A. ~
hiEh grade quality f1is gravity.
me walnut creek OH company is
composed 81 Senator's McIsrmutt I.ikfn..
ana others ana in the vicinity OF the
well have 5000 acres uuds. i.ra. ~,
discovery in West virginia during tine
PAST SlN months has attracted So mn. Do
attention as the strike iu Ilirt connie
Leasing has been active and addition
test work viii o.. started iu the near fl-
u IS "a matter of history th.f the fret
wen drilled exclusively for oil ia Wsef
irfinla was drilled In the BURNING
SPRINGS district Boz Writ counts. m, well
Was started BOO 1859 aud was completed
iu May uI thr following Vp.r -rh. .fI
was Developed in the COW ram sand ANA
'lt. SECOND wei was compile
ifu during f|I same ttfr and had me-
mutual production of fI barrels au hour
excitement grew tH s frter rcIt and
wl.dDatfiuE became Del feature La tr.ne
part" nt fhr state JuIf rrIrffft. frsf4.
ODE were u.'I auI slow progress WAS
az its zenith division ur th, Coincide
afr ARMY swept over that portion Df tr.
state aud .'t Tire t' anI burned spo 90
'.ii.l "u boo .,,ttr 'ud northern
fiDI tI. UH.Hfr. .HI fHH almost frr.. ...
...ad.. nothing more was dor. to d,tei'.
Caster IN wood County.
'u WaIerr .rs.k. WHIs.r district.
Wool 'ri. Ws HuI..n ,I company
farm through fHt T|r I...U ....I ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Farm containing 24O acres.
Belmont County. Ohio. Five miles
from railroad and one-half mile from
pike. One hundred acres timber. rnostIg
oak. Address Box Az, Moundsviile. W.
Va fa-l5-n,
FOR SALE room house at Yorkviile
-. Good location. Enquire J. &.
BURNS Tntonville. .. ja-9-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
I-Ouis BertsCInD,

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBALMER.
tt22 and 1924 Main Street
'aiN answered Day or Night
Store Phones SIS
Vic l. Bertechy. Bell Phone 1850 70
c. J. Berschy. Nat Phone fe2q.y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

80 thc beginning Of 1911 the mum.
per of registered clubs .n the city and
county OF London was CS1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

intelligeneer Handy Almanac at
5lsyney's Drug Store for only 25e.
Get one now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
BrUemmer e. HiIdebrsnd

~ Fnnersi directors ana Embaimsrs
Iesphons aOI. oven day ana nishL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

All lovers OF the winter sport OF
shaling are al the present time en-.
loying the Ice that the Neatherman
mas been pleased TO give them dur.
ing the past Few days. Several places
IN the out-the-pike district are at the
present time affordinE much enjoy.
ment 10 the young people who are
inclined 70 venture out in the cold
weather for the purpose OF indulginv
IN their favorite pastime The best
skatlhE Al the present time Is found
az the Wheeling park and on the lake
formed back OF the dam al Point Mills
where the u. * o. railroad secures
It's water supply for the water sta.
Ton az thai place. Quite a number
OF the young people from the vicinity
OF Elin Grove visited both the places
yesterday evening and reported the
skating TO be OF the very best. Sew
eral skating parties are being formed
among the skaters for this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
YOUNG MAN DIES
Aulinen Gasmire Passes Away in
wheeling Hospital After Bref
Illross-E. M. Noel Dies

4 g leIudN morning al the North
W Lceling hospital occurred the death OF
huillheu Gasmire. prominent and we'll
known young man Of Woodlawn lie
was IN the tWeuty-eig hth year OF his
age Death came at 1.4O o'clock after
the deceased had spent comparativerv
quiet night some time ago be mad been
removed to the hospital and operated IN
on Tor appendicitis. but never seemed 10
recover from the operation. and in tine
presence OF some personal friends passed
quietly into the great beyond.
Mr. G1smire was son OF DR. and
Mrs \ T. Gasmirc. and leaves besides
me- parents, one sister. Miss MARY to
mourn his death. Ills father for uitife
a while was well known dentist but
lat'ly gave mp the profession and en-
tered the oil business. Few Young men
mad acquired the wide friend-hi 10 of his
Fellows a. did Mr.. Gasmire. and durslc
MS NE has ever been looked upon - d!
characteristic young man. During the
past several years he has been cugageu
as structural hosting engineer. during
dent.
Tie aided In the construction OF many
skNscrapers throughout uhe country. lie
was employed by the West Virginia
hrldgc company prior to his death Be
lore the West Virginia Traction a. Flee
lric company took over the city a Elm
Grove Railroad company. MI GaSuirc
WAS motorman ON the out-thc-plke di-
vision. Funeral services will be held at
the place Of death Friday al O'Clock
lnterment at Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
G. w. ARBAUGH

Importer. Breeder and Teacher.
Ben Phone 279-J. NattoaaI aaa-
- Sixth Street. near walnut.
MARTINS PERRY o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

In the death OF T.. Nj SocI. which oc-
CURED yesterday morning. Bcuwood lost
one or her most noble sons and Marshall
county prominent citizen. For quite a
whiie the deceased has been sIfferine
from lingering Illness which gradually
caused the break down Of the whole sV.,-
tenn. yet the end was attributed To- hs4rr
failure. For number of years the do
ceased has been a resident OF Teuwosd.
residing at No. 5Js Main street. the
place Of his dsath.
The deceased was one Of the luo,.t
prominent men iu knights Of pythiaS
circles To- the state. being member OF
Evening star lodge. 40. is. and aided
greatly tn tustituting number Of Other
lodges iu this city aud vicinity. lie WAS
also member OF Blazing Arrow. I.0drc
or Red Men. The above named orders
VIII nave charge Of The funeral services.
deceased t. surN iNed by his widow. and
tnfec daughters. Mrs. o.: VI Peddicofd.
81 Elm Grove. Mrs. EiIsy Iickey Of
benWood. and Miss Marie Noel al hone.
uneral services over the remains VIII
De held Friday afternoon at = o'clock nj
the late residence and Iutsrmeut viii 10
m Greenwood Cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
FOR RENT

FOR RENT rooms. Pri-
vate hall and bath. On
Tenth street, between Main
and Market-S3O.OO.
Jas. l.. Hawley 1861 Main ST
roe hENT-Furnished rooms for ligbt
housekeeping. SS.-5 week. 1906 Mar
hce- ta-f3-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
VIII Build New Church.

The congregation OF the Fulton NJ
r. church have decided within the
past few months that the old church
Is inadequate 10 Accommodate the ever
increasing congregation. As a result
II Is said that a committee has re-
cently beer appointed for the purpose
OF selecting suitable place for the
building OF one OF the most up-to-dat.
churches in the out the-p pike district
The committee viii look overe several
likely locations and viii make a re-
port within the next few weeks as TO
the probability Of securing the de-
sired ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Diauos Hicks. Gauber's. TIarors-
town. Garden and Farm and other
Almanac for 1910 All tho latest
Narsziner. Books and Stationery.
subscriptions hiled for an perIodI
calls at lowest prices.
{. n. . llMJY
New Location: ts,2 Msrsst 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Massachusetts In 1913 grew tobacco
valued at tl.21s, 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
DIED

oAshrhE-On "wednesday. January L.
i5lt. 81 80 o'clock a. M. Ht'LBIifrt
- son or Ir y =. and Catherine s.
Funeral services from tho family r....
deuCe. 40 20 POI lar Ave MoodIau.st
friday afternoon a. ESQ o.rfor.
rtends 81 the family are respectfully
invited iWerment private. Green.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
FOR SALE
500
FINEST DAY AND NIGHT
SINGING CANARIES
Gual snteeG the bel On nnrth 1,hnIs

Guaisnteee the best ON earth. Choice
females. cages. seeds. song food .tc
g., Also nice talking parro,s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
w o 0 DL AW N

$1,000 for a seven roomed
residence, bath, laundry and attic :;
corner lot; II feet frontage; large
shade trees; fine location.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
The c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Sehmulbach Building. Both Phones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

sELLs-lu Tuesday. January g. T.Ha
~ O'Clock M. at her late residence.
80 Worth Wabash street gEDHg "a.
ANNA LOUISE tree pra.rft v'ffr -
i j. Sells
Funeral rrrri,ea from residence Friday
afternoon . UU o'clock TrIenIe of
fnmily Gre respectfully invited 90 ar
tend. lutcrmcut private. grrcuu God
cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
Operations Along Persian Gulf Are Successful-Turk- ish Arms Signally Defeated and Two Cities Taken.
GERMANS TRIUMPHANT
 IN EAST AFRICAN WAR
English Arms Attempted At tack on Strong Railway Terminal Where German Forces Hold Out.

LONDON Nov. 23.--The official press bureau tonight made public the following communication issued by Marquis of Crews, secretary Of India dealing with the British military oper- ations at the head of the Persian Gulf and in East Africa.
 Recent operations in the Persian Gulf have been crowned into even greater and more rapid success than anticipated after a signal defeat was inflicted on the Turkish forces No yember 15 10 IT, The latter, aban- dOning all further resistance here, fled, leaving eight guns and many wounded in our hands. The Valis of Basra and Bagdad accompanied the defeated Turkish forces in flight up the Tigris' river
 "Basra Ga river port on Shat-el- Arab, sixty miles from the Persian gulg) was occupied on November 21 by our naval and land forces. All British in Basra are reported safe" "
 In East Africa it appears from latest information that as the impor- tant German railway terminus was reported weakly held, a force was sent from British East Africa to seize it. On the evening of November 2, one and half battalions landed with in two miles of the place and became heavily engaged just outside the town but as the enemy was in such super for strength this force was compelled to fall back and await reinforcemeNS On November 4th attack was renew ed When within eight hundred yards Of the position the troops of engaged came under heavy fire on left flank. In spite of casualties 100 of the the first Grenadiers actually entered the town and crossed bayonets with the enemy The north Lancashire regi. ment and Cashmir rifles on the right pushed on in support under heavy firing from houses and were eventual ly compelled to fall back over 800 yards from the enemys position. Losses so heavy and the position so strong it was considered useles to renew the attack and the force re- embarkd to return to their base to prepare for future operations From recent reports the total casualties of this unsuccessful operation were 759. including Al British officers and men"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
MaytOrena on Other Hand Says He Can Take Town at Will- More Children Are Shot And American Residents Uneasy

Last night it was again quiet in Ma co. Through the day there was again the sniping of previous days. There were two injured in the sniping. one a woman, and the other child. Add ed to the two injured in the firing Sunday. this makes a total of thirty two injured on the American side of the line since the latter part of Sep tember when the first shot was fired on the Mexican positions.
 At intervals during the day yester- day there was some heavy firing, and toward evening there was a near at- tack in which there was more than the usual amount of rifle shooting There were several mines set off in that attack. However. as it was dark when this occurred. the results of the conflict and the mines are not known
 Senor Ortegoza. financial agent for Hill, and stan representative of the Paso Del Norte, a Mexican paper pub lished in Texas, is stlll at Naco. where he drew up the plans for the defense of that city He stated to a repres- entative of the Review yesterday that the city will remain in the hands Of Hin and his troops.
 "As long as the sun shines in the skies" said Ortigoza, General Hill win hold his positions. There is no chance of Mayeorena's taking the city. You may put this in large headlines. % ] At the same time Maytorena from his position on the east Of the city where he maintains his headquarters. sends word that he will take the city at any time he may become ready He admits that he is moving slow. but he states he would rather take his time and make sure that he will lose few men through the explosion of the mines about the Hill outworks.
 Americans, and residents os the Ari. gona side, take little part in the dis. cussIons of the ability of either Of the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
United States Troops Depart. From Mexican City Turning
 Government Into Hands Car
 ranza's Agent Quiet in City

VERA CRUZ, Nov. 23.-The Mexi- can flag is again flying over Vera Cruz. Brigadier General Funston and his command of 6.0OO marines and infantry which landed here April 30, got under way this arternoon and Gen eral Candido with Agunar's men as- sumed charge of the city
 The United States transport Cris- tobal, bearing the first contingent of the American brigade, left the dock at 1850 o'clock homeward bound. Evacuation was effected without any clash between Americans and the na- tive army The Mexicans marched in on the heels of the departing Amer jeans but there was no disturbance.
 Vera Cruz residents who heard threats by Villa followers that they would resist the occupation of the city by Aguilar breathed more easily as the Carranza troops arrived The on- ly unpleasant incident was Carran- za's reported sharp criticism of the American method Of evacuation, Tor leaving without formally delivering the separate departments to the Mex jeans
 The evacuation of Vera Cruz and the occupation of that city by Carran- ga troops began to shape the tangled situation in Mexico. It is not doubt ed that the deposed first chief wiuld make East Port his provisional capi- tai even before the convention party established itself in Mexico City.
 No report came from the west re- garding the result of fighting in Jalis- co, where Villa troops are reported attacking GuadalaJara. Minor en-
 tContinued on Page rwo)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
Half of Initiated Measures Were Defeated Campbell Only Re- publican to Obtain Place In State HOuSe-Here are Figures

While the outcome Of the election so far as the various candidates are concerned was established by the un- official returns except in the case of the tax commission, and several Of She measures were definitely known to have passed, the result of the vote on others was uncertain The official returns show that Campbell was elected to the tax commission. de- fcating Miller, and that otherwise the entire state Democratic ticket was elected by large majorlties
 Nine Measures Carry
 Of the measures nine were carried and ten defeated, the majorities varying from S3 to 24178. or the constitutional amendments the one limiting the power Of the legislature to repeal or amend measures passed on by the people passed in addition to the one providing for prohibition. The eight-year amendment and both of the bond issue amendments were defeated
 Of the referred measures, the sec tion of the penal code dealing with pardons and reprieves and the three cent fare law were approved and the county division bill and county seat removal bill were defeated
 Murderers to Die.
 The anti-blacklist law, the mothers pension blll the so percent law. the electrical construction law. and the bill providing for the state engaging in industrial pursuits were the ini- tiated measures carried, while the anti-capital punishment bill. the measure providing for the semian- nual payment of taxes. the appropria- ton for the coast expositions, the Australian tax law and the Miami county bin were defeated. The largest majority on any of the measures was that against the establishment of Miami county
 The final figures on prohibition show the state went dry by 3l44. Nine of the counties of the state gave wet majorities and five went dry. Of the dry counties Maricopa gave a dry majority of 3741. so that without the vote of that county the state would have voted wet by a majority of 597 Yayapal was the ban ner wet county with a majority of 72S
 The eightyear amendment was de feated in every county. as were the county division bill and the Miami county bill. The exposition appro- pration bill lost in every county but one. No measure carried in every county but the electrical construction bin and the mothers pension law car ried all but two and the so per cent an but three of the counties
 Pima only c. O. Q.
 Except for Campbell no Republican
 Continued on page twO)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24
Reports State Victory is De cisive for Russian Troops, But Neither Germany Nor Petrograd Confirms.
TALENTS OF GREATEST
 GENERALS MATCHED
Germans Continue Lombard ment of Ypres-Western Field Has Promise of Great Battles in Days Activity.

LONDON, Nov 23.--The battle be- ing fought in the region between the vistula and Warta rivers in Poland seems to have turned in favor Of the Russians A special dispatch from Petrograd to Paris says the Russians have already won a decisive victory While this may be an exaggerauon Russian and German officials reports suggest that General von Hmden- burg's second thrust at Warsaw has been checked.
 Grand Duke Nicholas, commander in-chief of the Russian forres an- nounced partial successes two days in succession in this great battle. Tonight the German general stan says the arrival of Russian reinforce. ments has postponed the decision. Both sides expressed great confidence in the outcome of this battle. Both 1 Grand Duke Nicholas and General Won Hindenburg have been so sue cessful that their strategy and their adherents regard them as unbeatable.
 German newspapers today are dis. cussing the general Russian retire ment despite the fact that Russians i have been steadily advancing in Cali cia and have repulsed the Austro. German attack before Cracow and hold a part of German territory in East Prussia and are stubbornly op- posing General Non Hindenburgs ad- vance on Warsaw
 It is the same in Petrograd. All Russian correspondents say the Rus sian numbers must tell when the Germans reach ground on which Grand Duke Nicholas has chosen to give them battle.
 While undertaking their immense task in the east the Germans are pre- pairing to launch another offensive movement in the west The general staff alone knows the location of this but 1t is believed that they win make another effort to penetrate to the French coast and simultaneously at- tempt to force the line to the French fortresses in ArRonne.
 The Germans have been violently bombarding Ypres, Sessions and Rheims and are making attacks in the Argonne region. Both sides claim gains
 Turkey as usual reports victories over the Russians in Caucasus and over the British in Egypt but con hrmation is lacking The British is- sued an account of successful Brit ish operations on the Persion Gulf and the defeat of the British force sent against Germans iu German East Africa.
 The British naval airmen including the flight of Lieutenant Sippe one of those who destroyed Zeppelin shed and airship at Dusseldorf be- fore the fall of Antwerp, made still more daring raid over Fried richshaye and according to the avia- tors they dropped bombs which dam aged Zeppelin factory One aero plane was brought down by the Ger man guns but the others escaped.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-24

LITTLE ROCK, Nov 23. The spread of the forest fires which have been raging in Arkansas for several days is indicated in late reports. The fires which started in the ozark re- zion are now burning in virtually every part of the state. No estimate of the loss is made, but it is known to be large Great destruction was caused in the lumber districts. No loss of life is reported.
 Only in the extreme northwestern part of the state, at Fayetteville and the country immediately it is report cd that there are no free flames. With no effective means Of fighting the fire in the burning timber areas, with an vegetation as dry as finder as the result of a protracted drought,