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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
CARRANzA
is Recognized as First Chief Of Rebels
-Amiesble Adjustment Of carrsnza
- Villa Controversy.

TORREON. Coahuila. Mexico Julv
Z. - General Nenustiano Carranza mas
been recognized as first chief OF the
constttutionalist revolution and Gen.
"ral Francisco Villa Is subordinate 20
MN. Ihis confirmation Of the relative
POSITIONS OF Carranza and Villa vas
regarded as the most important step
taken az the internal peace parlev
mere intended 10 rCunite the Villa and
Carranza factions.
In settling this point the question
OF supplying the division Of the north
which villa commands. with coal ana
ammunition probably will find an
automatic solution While General
villa owes Carranza absolute subor-
dination. Carranza. on the other hand
rs Obliged 10 meet the wants of the
Nilla troops. The conference Is end
ed so far as vital points are con
Cerned. The statement was made to
DAY that the results Of the meeting
were satisfactory. General villa said
TO day:
y hope that the outcome OF the con.
ference will be beneficial to Mexico
and that patriotic motives will cause
the compact 10 be kept"
villa had little Ia say on the cleo.
tons held last Sunday in the terri.
tory controlled BY Huerta. except that
u was matter Of secondary import.
ance. or an attempt TO wash out one
stain with another.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
FOUR GRIEVANCES
or Miners Heard Yesterday by the
Cancellation Board-Atl Were
From Reading Coilieriea

POTTSVlLLE. Pa. July -Four
Erievanccs we're heard by the con
citation board today President "a
y Richards ~ the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron cOmnanv.
Thomas Kennedy. president OF the
seventh district of the United Mine
Workers ~ America. and James Mat.
thewa. president of the ninth dIstrict.
were the only members In attendance.
I've grievances were heard from
Shamokin district. one referring 20
the change ~ loading system al tho
Bear Run c0lliery and the other in
Volving "a thirteen cent difference IN
the price paid for cars at Henry clay
colliery. which would give the miners
81 that collierv $500 which they
claim ls due them
Another grievance a. the Locust
spring Colliery concerns difference in
iho price per yard paid for mining
The Skidmore vein. the miners claim.
inc they are entitled 90 E1Ta per
yard more than they are receiving
The fourth grievance relates 10 faa
a. Tho Reliance colliery All four
grievances are a. Reading collieries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
HODGES
To BE IN Washington Today TO Con.
ter WIN Powers That Be-Msy
Refuse the Nomination.
Intsuigsneer Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., July z.

"ashAhS tons ID. C., July Y.
Thomas T. Hodges. who was nomi.
mated twelve days ago for Congress.
man-at-l-arge by the Democratic state
convention, but who hasn't accented
Is expected here tomorrow 20 confer
WIN the bosses of the party who
handed him the nomination. Every
precaution had been taken to keen his
presence here secret. but there was
Ieak- Dr. Hodges. since his nomina-
non ana the exposure OF the affair.
win the storm of criticism and dis.
cusslon over II. has shown a disposi-
ilsn lon IN the face of Il all not 10 fulfill
nls part OF the program, which was
agreed to prior TO the convention.
re mas been wavering and the party
nlachlne has resorted TO every re.
source AZ its command to influence
i.iih 70 stand pat and make the race
spi'e OF All that has happened 10
pilce MIN IN most seriously EN-.
phirassing position. The Conference
tomorrow is expected 10 hiring Hodgee
70 terms and force him to 20 through
" lth his part Of the program Inti.
mate friends have advised Hodges to
uecllne and eXtricate himself from tho
Pfedlcament before IL is too late 10
save serious reflection on his reputa
tlon and good name. Col Wylie
Beall. OF Wellsburg. who was turned
Gown by the machine for Hodges. ar
rived from Baltimore this evening
ne Hodges matter has nothing TO do
with his visit, he says. Close friends
declare that should Hodges balk and
turn down the nomination and il were
Oliered 10 Beall the latter would und.
ed no circumstances accept IL now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
WARBURG
BEING URGED BY PRESIDENT
To RECONSIDER HIS
WITHDRAWAL
or Nomination as Member Of Fed.
eral Reserve Board-Opposi-
ton in Senate the Cause

WASHINGTON. July 7-WIth Pres
ident Wilson urEing Paul NJ war
burg, the New York banker. 10 re-
consider his request that his nomi-
nation as member Of the Federal
reserve board be withdrawn II Was
reported tonight in circles close TO
the White House that Mr Marburg
was wavering and that there was =
possibility % his changing his minu
During the afternoon Mr.. WarburE
and The presidents secretary. Mr.
lumulty, talked over the telephone
and Mr.. Narburg then expressed his
determination not 20 take tie Mace
Later President Wilson telegrsph.d
urging him strongly 20 reconsider hts
decision
Despite opposition 10 Mr.. warburr.
IN the senate. friends OF the president
have assured him that the New YORK
bankers nomination can be- con
ilrined. The president himself Is
said to believe that he viii have a
hard time finding another man a.
ianliiiar with foreign banking condi-
uons who will accept the place.
Eliminated Himself.
Members OF the Senate banking
committee were inclined today TO con
slider that Mr. Warburg had fnally
eliminated himself by his telegram 10
Chairman Hitchcock. declining 20 an.
Ptai ahu submit 10 questioning BY the
committee. In this message. made
pubic soon after the announcement
from the White House OF the request
OF withdrawal OF the nomination. Mr..
Narburg said he felt the action OF the
committee in holding up his appoint
ment and one other. while three were
confirmed. would impair his usefulness
as member OF the reserve board IL
was said al the Capitol. IL the nomina-
tion were not withdrawn. the commit.
zee In all probability would insist
upon the appearance of the banker
Tor examination concerning his busi.
ness affairs and those OF his Arm.
Kuhn. Loeb g. Co
No action has been taken by the
committee on the nomination OF Than.
as ID. Jones. OF Chicago, who appeared
Yesterday TO tell of his connection
with the International Harvester Com.
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
TWO KILLED
And Two Fatally Injured When
orlver Loses Control Of Auto
and u Turns over Twice.

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. July "A
motor car belonging to William Duns-
more. superintendent OF the Russell
Coal company OF Clymer. Pa. was
wrecked near Blossburg this after
noon, killing two and seriously in
luring two others. The dead are WIN.
IAN Mechzen OF Clvmer. who was
driving the car. and James Cooney. a
iaImeS living near Covington. The
injured are Joseph Cooney. son OF the
dead e1St. man man and James McKekenie. Of
The accident occurred on a hill be-
tween Cherry Flat and Covington. In
descending the driver lost control and
the machine, after wabbling from side
TO side, ran up bank and turned over
twice. Mechzen's skull was fractured
tnd ne was instantly killed. James
Cooney had his shoulder and hin
fractured and died in the Blossburg
TO pttal. Joseph Cooney Is in the
hospital with an injured spine and
James McKekepie has a fractured
houlder, a broken nose. broken
thumb and other injuries.
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TO INDICT WOMAN FOR
MURDER OF MRS. BAILEY
IMPORTS
Under New Tariff Increased ss Per
Cent over Old-Israe Percentage
Was Foodstuffs.

WASHINGTON. July 7.-FoIeign
manufacturers sent into the United
States during the first eight months
OF the new tariff system just SIS per
cent more OF their finished product
than they did under the old. This
was pointed TO tonight by Secretary
Redield as ample demonstration that
there was no ground for the fears or
American factory owners that they
would be driven from business by the
Democratic tariff
importations OF foodstuffs showed a
large percentage OF Increase IN the
eight months which ended with May,
while foodstuff exports fell on SUB
stantially. There was relatively
small reduction in the amount OF
The figures" said Secretary Red
field. ~show. as IL is normal they
should. the results of the worldwide
depression in commerce as modified
by our own shortage OF food stufts.
arising from the inadequate crops OF
last year which condition Is rapidly
passing away. They indicate also that
our competing power in manufacturing
is all sustained"
The total increase OF importations
OF foods.uffs, the departments figures
showed. was s56.750.437 while the to
tal increase IN lmpOrtauOnb lot lne
period was only S55 i36.6S5.
Maintaining Foreign Business.
In the line OF finished manufactures,
Mr.. Redheld said the United States
was maintaining is foreign business
we'll
The decrease OF exports OF food
stuffs" the secretary added, amounts
In the eight months to S97 .573 sos, a
fact sufficiently explained by our not
having the foodstuffs 10 sell.
The present large promise Of fine
crops has already begun 20 alter this
situation. 4 further decrease appears
In manufacturers for further use in
manufacturing Of S20.G6s .377. reflecting
the depressSd condition Of industries in
foreign countries"
out Of a total decrease I'm exports for
the eight months OF ti35.7O3 $40. more
than S12S. 900 900 was In food-stuffs
and manufacturs for further use IN
manufacturing.
Total imports for the eight months
we're s1.2Ss.656 6of1. compared with 81
288.51g.365 for the same period last
year. Free merchandise for the two
periods was. respectively sS00.214.O3S
and t6S3.015.455. Total exports we're
81 sec. 3e7. .305. against Si.7s6. .o7O.9f5.
Imports for May. 1914. amounted 10
2t6f. .20g.5i5. compared with S133.72a, ia
year aEo. Exports we're t161.732.bIq.
decrease of 1853 per cent since the
previous Nay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
MYSTERIOUS ESCAPE FROM +.
PEN BY NEGRO CONVICT
CALYPSO
French Submarine Rammed by De
stroyer and sunk-Crew
Is Saved.

ToUDoN. France. July The
French submarine Calypso was sunk
today by the destroyer Mosaueton
during maReuvers. The crew OF the
calypso was saved.
IL Is thought 81 will be impossible
10 salvage the submarine on account
OF the great depth at which she Is
lying.
The Calypso was navigating on the
surface at the tims OF the collision
and most Of the men were on deck
me shock was severe and a great
mole was torn In the submarines side
The boat sank in few minutes.
a heavy sea was running at the time
but the other warships carried out
me rescue work with great skill and
daring. The Mosqueton was badly
damaged and put into port. The admi.
raj In command has ordered a court
OF inquiry to investigate the disaster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
TO GRAND JURY
tiqht Montana Foreigners Arrested
For Tost law Violations are Held
y Grand Jury.

Special Dispatch t1 trs fntefIlrepre-
FflRMONT. w Va. July A.
hearinEs held before Justice F7amIr.
here today tho eight mon arresfoJ
sunday for violating the Yosf probi.
Lttion law were held for the action of
The Erani Jury tn default on borJ
me eight men. an forei gner4. we're
sent 20 the county Jail until Ocfohor
Wh"n The grand jury m-ets These
men were all arrested at Montana
2 nd were defended hy atiornevs q r'
Morgan and p r. Amos They msI,.
iaincd thnv we're each drinking from
-eparate kegs ~ beer when arrested
froFrcutInE attorney Morris rcnrc.
-enflng The State claimed fhev u'oro
drinking from single kar OF bee-
and Fo violated the Yost law
ne hearinE Of five men arrested 40
kiyee vic on Flmuar charre vas
hold before Justice FlemiuF ana .e.
suited in fhoir dismissal tho evidence
not being strong enough 20 hold therr
80 TAR seven men have been released
sixteen have given bond eight we're
sfnt back 20 ial and eighteen await
trial I'M The county iaU Tor Yoaf law
violations in Marion county since July
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICANS
NOMINATED STRONG TICKET
MUTINY
OF Federal Troops Reported By Ger.
tSnsten FROM Vera Crvz-So Al
tack on Americans Feared

VERA CRUZ. July 7-Brigadier
General Funston made public to-day
copies OF the telegrams exchanged
last niEht between the American army
headquarters and Lieutenant Colonel
luna, commander OF the Mexican
federal outposts. In his despatch
luna said
a portion OF my infantry outpost
has reVolted. and ! am about 10 20
out TO reduce them to order"
The Mexican commander said he no
tihed General Funston because he de
sired 10 prevent alarm among the
American outposts In the event OF the
mutinous troops seeking 10 enter the
American lines. or OF an action occur.
ring In their vicinity
captain Aguilar and two lieutenants
Ied the mutinOus Infantry post OF 90
men. They had been In c9nmunica-
tion with body OF Constitutionalist Il
troops estimated at 1000 men. who
moved northward from a point near
Eoca Del Rio. just south OF Vera Cruz
This organization worked It's way
along the lines OF the Americans and
MeXicans until near Tejeria
The outpost sent forward an ennis.
hary TO notify the Constitutionalists
that captain Aguilar was ready 10 do
Els part The captain then seized the
mounts of the rural guards and All
the ammunition In the vicinity.
Another report that General Huerta
was ready to resign and had sum.
moned General Garcia Pena TO the can.
ital from Cordoba to succeed him, was
brought here to-day by one whose re-
iauons with the foreign legations in
Mexico City are close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Mediation
OF MEXICAN TROUBLES NOW
POSSIBLE WITH SETTLE
MENT or SQUABBIE
Between Villa and Carranza
Meeting Causes Discussion.
Officials Are Hopeful.

WASHINGTON. July Re,or,.
tonight from Torreon that the peac.
conference between r.presrntstive.
ot General CarrsnrA and General
lla had ended last night and that
tne differences In the constitutional
ist RANKS had been adjusted satisfac-
torily. served 80 encourage officials
or the Washington government ana
onstltl0onaltsts agents here who are
hopeful that mediation OF the MexicAn
lmoroEho soon may be successfully
While no official Dispatches had
neen received here by agents Of Gen.
tfai Narranza relative 20 tho settle
ment of the oonstitutionalist. inter
necine affairs. message was re-
ceiNed last night from General Villa
hugressed 10 the American aren't
Felix Sommerfeld. In which villa de-
clared that tho Torreon conference
Mas progressing satisfactorily ana
that all differences between himself
tied " W.
Information Credited.
Later Information direct from the
scene OF the conference asserting that
terms OF settlement had been reached
was generally credited here and. Al
Vas believed, the adjusting OF tina
AFFAIRS would be followed by q decI-
OF the constituGonsiist generals a. 10
the invitation OF the Mexican media
tors for their representatives 20 meet
with Huerta's delegates TO discuss
MeNlco's internal affairs.
had II not been for the differences
when arose between General CarranEa
and General villa said Mr. Naon. the
Afgentine minister. tonight, Il think
this whole Mexican situation might
nave been settled before this. With
me troubles OF the Constitutionalists
settled, | think that we will hear en-
couraging news from General Carran-
"a soon
The mutiny which has BROKEN ont
among the Mexican Federal soldiers
near the American outposts al Vern
,IuI was subject OF keen interest in
messages on the subject were receIyed
tconenued on Page Nin.)
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VERDICT SATURDAY
Commission That investigated Sink
Ing OF Empress Of Ireland
Ready 10 Make Report

MONTREAL. July The judgment
Of the commission which inquired I'm
10 the wreck of the Empress Of Ire
land will be delivered next Saturday
morning according 10 advices receiv-
ed today from Quebec
The collier Storstad which rammed
and sunk the Empress Of Ireland in
the St Lawrence river on May 20 was
sold today In the admiralty court for
SlI5. 600 10 is understood that the
purchasers were the original owners.
The StOrstad was held az security
for damages In the s. 600 900 action
brought BY the Canadian Pacific rail-
way. owners ~ the Empress. against
the cOllier's owners. She will nov bo
released az soon a. the purchase
money BE- paid into court pending fur.
thor litigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
DR.. JORDAN
VIII BE Named President Of National
Education Association - Oppon-
ent WithdraWs.

ST PAUL. MINI. July THE cleo.
ton oi Dr David Starr Jordan OF T.e.
lanf stanford university 20 the presi-
denCN OF the National Education Asso-
claUon was assured tonight when M
DAVID y Johnson. Of ROckhiH s e.
Withdrew from the contest
To bring tho teaching profession
from below the bread line" In the
matter ~ salary there must ba wom-
an suffrage. according 10 Miss Mar
Earet Haley. uf Chicago. who spoke
tonight on salaries
Minimum wage commissions never
investigate the wages Of teachers be-
cause they do not class teachers a.
Working women. and teachers them
selves DO not wish 70 be- clasaed a.
working women" she said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
THREE INJURED
Auto Containing clarksbura Family
Goes over Bank and Three
Are Injured.

WAfNESBuRG. Pa July Z - Mr.
ana Mrs. J u Mccormick and their
ll year Old daughter. Opal an Of
Clarksburg. " VA. Uere i1 iured Mr.
Mccormick Internally. when an auto.
mobile driven hv Mccormick went
over stone abutmant into a small
stream near here r1dav Wfea FaV
Conlev and another child of the Nc.
Jormicke we're uniniurcd when Miss
,onley leaped from 'ho machine with
the child
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Republicans Of Ohio county al a pri.
mary yesterday nominated an un,isI.
ally strong county ticket which will
Dc placed 10 the field TO be- voted upon
~ the Congressional election 10 be
held this fall The primary was a
most harmonious one. The voting was
rather light. due Co the fact that there
were but few Offices contested for
IN The only contest for a county or
nee. John W. Farmer. of Triadoipbis
easily defeated Charles 7 Raw of Dai.
lds. TOT county superintendent Of
schools. Farmer received a total of
~ votes. while Ray received but Gg
mere Wcro seven contests for district
oHlces. The Office Of school commits.
Honcr was contested for in three ale.
tricis. ~. Robert y Reed bcipp rc.
nominated I'm Clay district. Dr IS A.
Etzlcr In Madison district and ~ 90
Steen In Richie district o. G. Ne.
'ufdy. of Elm Grove. was nomIrsfsd
over w q. Guv for member of fbe
Iradelphia district board OF rdugs
ION. ,. P. Weeks won over CHARLIE
nader Tor justice Of the peace In this
tcontinusd on Page rin.,
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SAVED THE BOY
Lad Fails In River and Is Rescued In
Most Peculiar Manner.

kLlNES GROVE. Pa. July T.
when Anson Rabuck. IL years old. fell
INTO the SusQuehanna river here to-
day he did not reappear. and men and
boys grappled and dived for the body.
Ihree hundred feet down stream a
coal dredge was working and in a
teW minutes the digging machine
threw the little fellow up on the
screen. apparently dead.
Ills frantic mother. who lives close
10 the stream. urged that they try and
save the boy. and a half dozen men
TOOK turns under her direction al
using "hrst aid 10 the injured" meth
DDS After a half hours hard work
the boy showed signs OF life. and to-
night was able 10 eat his supper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
ROUGH WEATHER
Prevents The Three Cup Defense
Yachts From Holding Their First
Trial Race Yesterday.

NEWPORT u T.. July e = Thick
weather this forenoon prevented Tho
cup class Yachts Defiance. RoaoIuts
and NanIfie from sailing their nrsf
Uial race. which was to have been
held by fh" Eastern Yacht club u
tho weathcr ia more propifIoua fouor.
row Tho Yachts will 30 ont although
ne eea outside at sunset fonieht was
sufficient ~ krer all but ine etaunch.
est coastwiee craft In snug harbore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
MADE BIG HAUL
FoSrer keystone Saloon Ralded and
over Three Hundred Gallons Of
Liquor Confscatsd

Spegial Dlengtrh o. ere rntcIiIrrnrar.
Blu EFIELu. W Va July
IFpuiy Shcrins and Revenue ofcars
early last niEht ralded the BUILDING
l9IInrry occupied by n Horny County
over three hundred Gallons 1f whiskev
and o,her int0Xicati0n limor ghnr.
" n Ferney. Tho pr0DFlotOr ie out Of
we STATE. but viii BE- arrested and
returned Tho penalty for storing FOR
-sle ls me same under the West Nir.
Eihla prohibition law. az for retailing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
RESIGNATION
OF Minister Williams a. Greece Is
Accepted By President-see
retary In Charge

WASHINGTON. July Z President
Wilson TODAY accepted the rcsiFua-
tion ~ George Fred Williams. min
lster % Greece. BY cable FredorirF
ogden Blllier secretary. was iusfruc
ted 10 take charge Of the leEatlon
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PROSECUTION WILL PRESENT
EVIDENCE TO GRAND
JURY TOMORROW.
Indictment Will Ne Based on Story
Told by Secret Witness.
Remarkable Story.

FREEPORT, y. Y. July THE
grand jury will begin its investigation
OF the murder OF Mrs. Louise Bailey
on IhITs sday at Mineola. the county
seat, District Attorney Smith an.
nounced tonight. He added that ne
would demand that an indictment
charging murder be returned against
a woman whom he said he was post
i've was the person who just week
ago broke a window pane in the Of
nee OF Dr. Edward Carman and fired
Dulet INTO the heart OF Mrs Bailey.
Upon what evidence the demand Tor
the indictment will be based the dis
trlct attorney would not say. He ad-
mltted, however. there was a possibiI-
ny the grand jury might not heed his
demand because OF a lack of sur
hcient evidence.
The story told by the witness who
was examined in secret during the
recess between the morning and after
noon session OF the inquest Yesterday
was revealed to-day.
a half hour before the morning
proceedings opened a man whose
name the officials say will remain a
secret until Thursday walked up 10
Carl Darenburg. a captain OF the To-
car pollce department. and boldly in
formed him that he knew who had
killed Mrs. Bailey. He then told the
captain the story he later repeated TO
the district attorney. his assistants
and several private detectives. Brief
ly, II Is as follows.
The New Story.
Last Tuesday morning the woman
suspect met him tthe witnessD and a
man whose name he gave and who.
ne said. Is now in Kansas CITY. in
NeW YORK. The woman agreed to
give them $50 each N one would bring
revolver and deliver IL 10 her on the
lawn at the side of DR.. Carman =
mouse. The new witness and the man
ne declared has since fled came 10
rreeport from New York on the same
uain with the woman. The man now
missing had the revolver in his
AT half-past seven O'clock that
hlEht he went 10 the Carman home
and there met the woman. who said
she wanted 10 scare some one inside
After short talk the woman took
me revolver, the man propped up the
screen and broke the window. and
men stood 70 one side while the WON.
an thrust the weapon through the
opening that had been made and,
nred. Then. according to the storv
she handed the revolver back To her
accomplice. who leaped over the low
fence a. the side Of the house and
escaped, while the woman dissp.
peared In another direction"
according 10 the story. tho man who
toid NJ decided 20 inform the authori
ties when his companion failed to turn
over the money collected FOR brf,si,s
the revolver from New York and car
Tylng ~ away. N was AZ first decided
tcontnusd on Page Ninsl
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Richland District.

President of school board
Charles +. Schultz.
Member of school bOard-0Ong
term) Milton McCullagh, (short
term) John A. Moore.
Justices Of the Peace. A.
Lutes and Harry VOitIe.
Constables-JOhn Sutton and AL.
Gibson.