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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14
Big MEN AT MEETING OF
STATE BOARD OF TRADE
BOMB
Exploded In Famous St. Patriek's
Cathedral In New York injurina
Two and Doing Much Damage.

NEW YORK. Oct. ia supposed
bomb made OF dynamite encased IN
metal exploded under a pew IN famous
81. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth ave.
nue. late today. A hole was blown in
the floor. another smaller one IN a
window, three pews were destroyed
and pieces were Clipped from a gran.
ite pillar and from a temporary altar
Two OF the five persons who were al
worship in the church were slightly
injured by flying fragments Of metal
and wood.
Whether the explosion. the sound OF
which was heard blocks away, was
caused by a bomb was a matter OF
doubt for some hours. Reports that
such a device had been employed were
declared erroneous by the police. who
declared either a hot-air box or a re.
Gently installed heating apparatus had
burst. Inspector Owen Eagan. of the
bureau of combustibles. decided to-
night. however. that bomb had
caused the damage.
In the dust and fragments gathered
up were discovered a twoinch length
of pipe a half-inch In diameter. a bit
OF tin resembling a box cover, and
small pieces of iron.
Police and FIRE officials said they
know of no motive anyone could have
for exploding a bomb In the cathedral
Monsignor Michael j. Lavelle and
other priests OF St Patricks made
similar statements. Mgr. Lavelle
suggested that a demented person
with a fancied grievance might have
placed the bomb.
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Bill James, Manager George Sailing. and Dick Rudolph lat sh
PEACE TREATY
Between United States and Guatemala
Ratified at State Department
Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-Ratifica.
tons of the peace commission treaty
between the United States and Guate-
mala were exchanged at the state de
partment to-day and the first of the
conventions designed by Secretary
Bryan to guard this nation from aud
den war went into effect Each gov
eminent is now engaged In selecting
Its representative on the permanent
commission created under the treaty
to weigh all disputes between the two
nations for at least year before eth
er country shall make warlike prep
arations. The third commissioner
will be selected by these two.
With the exchange of ratifications
the signing to-day of treaties with
Ecuador and Greece and the an
nouncement that a similar convention
with Sweden will be signed in a few
days. Secretary Bryan made public
the fact that he had had the blades
OF score of condemned army swords
converted into paper weights in the
form of plowshares which will be pre-.
sented to the ambassadors or minis.
ters of the twenty-nine powers now
signatory to peace commission treat
les with the United States. On each
will be engraved the prophecy OF
Isaiah. they shall beat their swords
into plowshares." The hits Of the
weapons melted down will be present
ed to the members OF the senate for,
eign affairs committee.
The senate also made progress with
the peace treaties today ratifying those
with China and Russia. Twenty-one
OF twenty-nine conventions now have
been approved b. the senate and
await only formal exchange OF ratifica.
tions TO 90 into effect.
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HITCHMAN COAL CASE UP

WASHINGTON. Oct 13.-Motions
were made In the SUPREME Court TO
day to advance the extradition case
OF Harry X. Thaw. and the Danbury
Hatters case. IN which the hatters
Union was held liable for s2S2. 900 dam
ages under the Sherman antitrust
law.
Motions were also made to dismiss
cases involving the validity OF the
Ohio coal screen law and the title OF
the railroads TO the Bath street termi.
nal land in Cleveland. Ohio. Mayor
Baker OF Cleveland. made the motion
in the latter case.
review was requested OF the suit
OF the Hitchman Coal and Coke Com.
pany OF West Virginia TO enjoin the
operations of the United Mine Work
ers'- as an unlawful organization un
der the Sherman antitrust law.
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RUSSIA SCORES VICTORY

LONDON. oct IA. fi.2O %. m.-De-
tails ~ the nfht AZ Hatchke r. town
near suwalki. Russian Poland. just re-
ceiVed In Fetrograd. Indicate that the
hand encounter between the Coaanrka
and the German troops and that the
famous Russian cavalry scored r. brill
liant victory. This statement d. made
lu n despatch from the HetruFrad Cur-
respondent ~ the Reuter- Telegram
company The message continue.
"EetWeru the two forces iaV the
pended upon 60 secure them AGAINST
attack until 70 had been brldged. Hut
The toaearka swan their horses acrt ~
the stream and omorrIur. covered with
slime and weeds. charged furiuuaiv Up
on the surprised Germans. taking three
thousand prisoners and capturing two
battcriea~
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SHOOTS HIS MAN
AFTER A CHASE
FOREIGNER WHO ELoPEo WITH
= NNoTHER'S WIFE IS FOUND
BY HUSBAND
Caught IN Falrmont Depot After
Cross Country Chase and Shot
Man Seriously Injured.

Special Dispatch % the IntciiiFencer.
fAlkMONT. W Va. oct. fg-Affer
2 chase covering a period Of six weeks
leading from 81 Paul. MINI. 20 RowIes.
burR' w. Va. and back 10 Falrmont.
Domenioo Thcno this evening ahot
ana probably fatally wounded Fran.
cesco Panucci who had ran away with
his wife. The men lived In 81 Paul
ana Panucci fell In love with Tbono's
wife and they eloped. Theno gave
chase and traced them % Pittsburgh.
then 10 kowlcsburg. then 70 Fairmont'
lhia evening az large crowd OF pas.
sengers walled for the evening trains
IN the p. ana o DEPOT and az ma
crowd was the thlckesf. Thono came
INTO the depot and found panucci
there waiting for a train. Drawing
= - calibre revolver he opened fre
Panucci ran through the depot into
hall and shut the door. Theno
fired through the door -Four shots
we're fired and took eject in the len
shoulder of Panucci His lung Ia
pierced and he is believed 10 be- fatally
injured.
-. a .. Odicer Cole and City Police.
man FleminR ovcrpOwered and can.
tured Theno who "a IN the county iaii
Later Officers arrested hiH wife 81 a
room on Water street and she r. also
in Jail Panucci is IN Cook hospital
~ II claimed Panucci killed a police.
man In Jersey city. ~ J.. and that ho
served q term IN tho penitentiary In
that state, recently being released.
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GERMAN ARMY PLANS TO
OCCUPY WHOLE OF BELGIUM
SINCE FALL OF ANTWERP THE
TROOPS SWEEP WEsT-HAVE
OCCUPIED CITY OF cHENT
Are Now Continuing Toward oGsnd
French Troops Hurrying To
Head Them on.

LONDON. Oct. n. 9:f5 p. m.-The
headquarters OF the Belgian govern
nent we're transferred today 20
Hsvre. With the exception % King
Albert. who remains a. the head OF
mo army, and the minister of war.
The members of the cabinet with the
other government officials and the
diplomatic corps. left Ostend by
steamer for the French port where
hey VII carry on the affairs of state
and where hospitality has been offer
them By the French government.
The American and Spanish minis
iers. both of whom are stim al Brus-
els. are the only diplomatic repre-.
fentatives accredited 20 Belgium re-
naming In that country.
This IL the third move of the Bel
gian capital since the Germans ailenc-
"a the forts Of LieFe The govern
ment first moved from Brussels %
fcontfnued on Page asvsn1
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CREAMER DENOUNCES COX

COLUMBUS. o.. oct. 13.-There
was made public here today a letter
addressed 10 r. a. Crawford OF the
True Democracy League. written BY
ID. s Creamer. formerly OF st. Clairs-
vile. now OF Columbus. once state
treasurer. In which he expresses re-
Rrets that he cannot take the stump
because of ~ health and in which
he bitterly attacks the administration
OF Governor Cox. He announces that
he viii vote for Frank B. Willis, the
Republican nominee for governor. anL
and answers fully almost every claim
that Governor Cox has made regard -
ina his (Cox's) administration.
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pfUtNuELpfffA. oct Accused
of ClusluF The death of Henry r. Hun.
mnll thirfY-unc years ola. civil CD.
rinenr. aiV affrudanta ~ the pfnnrff-
Naula hoafitll Tor The fuenue we're tod. e.
rnnnn unHN fu prison fn await the action
uf fhf rrHnn jury Nf the coroner
The commitment OF fhr mon follow f1 q
dice closures ~ tNf rraulfr ~ nu aufourF
made hV Ir william T. Madaunffh. .
roruufra uhTaIrlHn. ffr anih that De-
found at lefrf -Four distinct Internal fn.
lurlea ou fhc body m fTumnlcfi Ire
marks be- thought Indicated that n knee
had been pressed against ffumuneITa
body with Hrfnf force
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ODD FELLOWS MEET

Special Dispatch To- the rnteilieenser.
CLAENSHt RG. w. Vn. oct Ig.-With
large attendance Of delegates the for
W ninth annual convention of the west
virginia Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
ana the tF-clahth umuunf state a..
grfuhly of the Wchskaha began here To-
"tN. Judge jas. w Robinson. ~ the
city. welcomed the delrrntea in n iolrt
meeting. rcrTouere being made hv
lhnmae LlvcrHcdrc of Charleston.
..fand Master of fhc Odd Fellows and
president ~ the state assembly. 4 rr-
cepflon Tor all the delc~nfrs was rivrn
to-ulrht tn the odd Fellows temple b.
hurr
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WHICH CONVENED IN AN
NUAL SESSION IN THIS
CITY YESTERDAY.
Tax Commissioner Blue Makes
Convincing Address on State =.
Finances-Other Matterx.

The tenth annual convention of the,
West Virginia State Board OF Trade
opened in this city yesterday morning
for,a two days session. with nearly a
hundred men representing all sections
OF the state and high In business and
public life, I'm attendance. The meet
ing OF the board in this city at this
time is In the nature OF a celebration
OF its decennial. as IL was organized
at a meeting OF prominent men OF the
state. held In this city June 20. 1905.
Sessions Of the convention are be-
ing held in the assembly room OF the
Wheeling Board of Trade. in the Mar
ket Auditorium. The program Is prob
ably the best ever rendered at such a
meeting in the state and the conven-
ton gives every promise OF being the
most successful in the history OF the
organization.
Topics especially pertinent to the
people of West Virginia at this time
are being discussed. Yesterday. the
Panama-Pacific Exposition's value TO
West Virginia was emphasized by
Hon. Fred Paul Grosscup. chairman
of the West Virginia commission. The
states finances were discussed last
night by Hon. Fred o. Blue. state tax
commissioner. NJ. II. Manss. of Bal
timore. general manager of the South
ern Settlement e. Development Or
ganization. spoke on the subject,
Southern Development
Important committees reported dur
ing the day. recommending that the
board take a stand in several matters.
Needed legislation was suggested in
some of these reports. Reports OF Of
icers were also received. reviewing
the boards activities during the past
year.
Prominent Men Attend.
The sessions are being presided
over by the president. Former Cover
nor A. b. White. Of Parkersburg.
Many men prominent in business and
public affairs OF the state are In at
tendance. including the following:
Secretary OF State Stuart r. Reed.
State Treasurer T.. l.. Long. State FAX
Commissioner Fred o. Blue. of
Charleston: Hon. Charles p. Light. of
Martinsburg, former state highway
commissioner: Hon. II. r. Williams.
OF Morgantown. state commissioner OF
agriculture: Hon. Fred Paul Grosscup.
OF Charleston. chairman OF the West
Virginia Panama Pacific Exposition
commission: Burd $. Patterson. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. secretary OF the Lake
Erie e. Ohio River Ship Canal Asso-
citation: State Highway Commission
er A. n. Williams. of Morgantown: +.
ID. Sanderson. dean of the State Agri-
cultural college al Morgantown: DIT.
!. c. White. of Morgantown, state
(conenusd on Page rsn.)
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VA. DEBT CASE DELAYED

WASHINGTON. Oct IA FINAL dis.
rOsliion of the Virginia West Virgin
"a debt case has been delayed once
more BY the inability OF Charles D..
Litueheld. master In the case. 10 pre-
rare his supplemental report for sub
mission 20 the supreme court this
week West Virginia sought a share
IN Virginia's assets a. the time Of the
separation of the states and these
eiaims we're referred 10 the master
rhose report "a eEpocted IN time %
ensble me court 20 announce late In
'hs fall its deeision as N tho portion
- The virginia state debt m 1853
which West virginia should bear.
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HELD FOR MURDER

Special Dispatch 90 The Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. va. oct ta.-Foi.
lowing the death Of Marcus RAY Nor.
gan. the young theatrical man shot
Sunday night near the home Of Mrs.
Charles keon BY her brotherin-law.
Edward Kelley. the young man was
again arrested. this time on n charge
OF murder. He Is now IN Jail awaiting
The action of the Grand jury lie had
been arrested on n charge Of having
attempted 70 Kill and had given a
bond of $1,000 Charles koon. hus.
band Of the woman. BE- now travelling
With a theatrical company and 90 is
claimed attentions paid his wife by
MORGAN caused the killing
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bOSION Oct 13The Boston National completed
he most sensational record in modern
ing the Philadelphia game the
worlds series at Fenway park to-day by a
Beginning with their rush from last the league
me middle OF july the Braves broken
ne NATIONAL sport with speed and abandon
They emerged late this afternoon champions leaving
ra OF startling surprises and upsets in their
duplicate years to come Last and far from the least of their
the overthrow the
world famous baseball machine of its hundred
thousand dollar nfed home heroes
ed veteran and youthful pitching Tonight champions
under the MANAGEMENT Of George Staln celebrating
her ascent TO the championship throne while the
its baseball uggernaut bound for the home Penn
and stupeed by the unlocked for calamity which, temporarily
at least racied it 10 the smallest cog.
TO the ycors belong the spos and the credit unexpected
as was the crushing defeat the Mackmen took in spomane
prasng the winners and offering for
10 National
r the Bostonians oupayed
opponents department play The best that could
ne said of the Athletics by their that the team
neither collectively nor individuals appeared going the
manner shown in previous worlds series
To crush completely and devey the combination which
has represented Philadelphia the recent IS
honor enough for rival baseball
fu ardOr and speed did better they established new worlds
series record by winning in succession the games tn
clinch the title. ~
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LOST RAoS AaATEsr DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA. oct ia 5000
mile race fu reach their euu before hc
died. was lost hy The parents of mine
year Old John = Keller whose death
from injuries received in foot ball
game. waH reported to-day 90 the ruro.
ner Clyde a. Heller the boys father.
is the president ~ n mining company
With interests ln Masks fTr ard Mrs
Heller were in Vancouver on their way
- Alaska. when they were Informed
that their son had been seriously in-
iurrd CharferlnF r. BRAT and = special
train ~ san francisco they hurried 90
this city only o. learn that the boy
had died
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IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
UNDER A DEMOCRATIC TARIFF

One of the great of business conditions in the
United States steel trade In manufacture steel
is king The production OF iron and steel products with its var
subsidiary industries employs and out
wages than any other single industry in America
Within sixteen years under the wise policy Of protection the
United States has become the greatest iron and steel producing
country world In S90 the third iron and steel
producer In 1900 the second In 1910 IL the first
leading Germany its competitor by 100000 tons
per year margin Of about 800 and than doubling the
entire iron and steel production of Great Britain.
What TODAY is the condition OF this great industry?
The largest single factor the iron and steel business the
United Company the condition Of this
business shown better than by the untitled orders by
this company each month Of the year.
On January 81 1913 preceding the passage the Under
odSmmons tariff BILL the United States Steel Association
ported untitled orders amounting 1897 6S From
day present orders Of this great corporation have
gone steadily downward until to-day they less than 5O
the amount they on January 81 1918.
Here is the record
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COMMISSION is
TWICE UPHELD
RULING IN c. & o. AND 6ENWOOD
WATER CASES SUSTAINED
BY SUPREME COURT.
Both Decisions Establish Preeedents.
Many Other Important Cases
Decided.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIIiEeneer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct IA
The Supreme Court handed down 10
decisions to-day. two of which affect.
cd favorably decisions OF the Public
Service Commission. One was refus-
ing the order of the Chesapeake a.
Ohio Railroad to have the Public Serv-
ice Commission. rescind its order TO
compel the railway company to put
on two passenger trains a day each
way between Hawks Nest and Ansted
and the other refusing to order the
same commission to rescind its order
In the case Of the City of Benwood
against the Benwood q McMechen
consolidated Water Company In the
latter case the right OF the Public
service Commission to regulate rates.
or TO permit a company to increase its
rates arose. and tho court held the
commission had the right TO change
rates liked by a franchise granted by
lhe legislature before the Public Serv.
Ice Commission was created. In both
cases precedents are set and means
that the commission has the right to
instruct railroads TO furnish passenger
service even though the trafBc viii
not pay for the service so ordered.
IN the water case the City Of Benwood
OBJECTED to the commissions ruling.
holding that II had a right to permit
an Increase In rates when the charter
Fixed rates.
othsr Cases Decided.
Other cases decided to-day we're. Ad-
kiuson ~. Baltimore a Ohio railroad
from Nicholas county affirmed. BriRht
- al vs.. Moilohan from Braxton county.
dismissed. Mary Helen Coal company
vs. u u. Hatheid. trustee from Minro
county. Decree reversed and decree
entered here. Dempsey W. poore from
Mihg0 county. reversed and remanded
flHorth W pcskins from Ningo county.
reversed and remanded Fuccv "
theeapeake a ohio railroad from Brar-
ton county. reversed verdict set aside
new trial awarded Gebhardt va ghrao.
or from kanawha county. affirmed q
part reversed iu part rcnanded Fav-
cite Liquor company W. Jones From,
Fayettc county. affirmed in part re-
vcrsed In part judgment entered here.
State vs. Morgan from Logan county.
reversed and rernanded Tramei W..
stafford from MinRo county. anirfnef.
Williamson W. Ievino from Mluro cottn-
tv. reversed Judgment Tor smaller
amount
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ROME. vie Paris. oct. i3. 1880 p. m.
according to advices received here
the German Officers a. ConStantinople
estimate the Turkish army A. 900. 900
men. The estimate made here on fig
urcs from reliable sources places the
number st between 100000 and TOO. 900.
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Cardinal Gasparri was born just
outside OF Rome In 1852 and was pro.
claimed a cardinal in 1907. He en-.
Joys a high reputation among the can.
onists Of the church. and In the author
OF thes new code OF canon law. "a
which he devoted much thought and
labor. At one time no was secretary
Of state for extraordinary eccleciasti
cal Affairs. en- Ofice which r. a subdi
vision % the paDal secretaryship.
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THE wEATHER

western Pennayivania ana ohio-ua.
aettled Wednesday probably showers,
Thuradav fairs slightly warmer.
wet virrtnia-unaettied cooler
Wednesday, Thursday fair.
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and National league versus American
Association, straight victories were
ehronieled. In 1884 Providence de-
feated the Metropolitans three
straight In 1894 the New York club
tcoatinusd on Pag. sixl
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THE SCORE :

o's htsE"sh shawkey Moran HitsoH shawkey In five
pys-eo~dy and Eve Left
on oashswkey
mock Rudolph Passed baIssehns
field inss - " N ~ "' '"' "s"
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OUTGANED AND OUTPLAYED ATHLETICS IN EVERY DEPART
MENT OF GAME-HONOR FAIRLY WON AND RICHLY DE-
SERVED-SERIES PRODUCED GOwDY HERO
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SECRETARY NAMED

ROME Oct. 10. (via Paris)-Cardi-
nal Pietro Gasparri has been selected
by the Pope to MI the position Of
secretary OF state made vacant by the
death OF Cardinal Ferrata-
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Braves" Are ~ 1915 Worlds Champions
WIN FINAL GAME OF SERIES
MAKING IT FOUR STRAIGHT

GROWING EFFORT OF TEAM THAT THREE MONTHS AGO
WAS DESPLSED TAII.ENDERS-AISO ESTABLISH NEW
RECORD BY TAKING FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES.
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Never Since 1905.

Never Since 1905.
Not since the National commission
assumed charge Of these interleague
contests in 1905 has this feat been
achieved until to-day. Several clubs
have won four out of five games and
in the early days OF the Temple cup
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Whst impressive evidence Of the steady decline
great industry can be found than this remarkable showing?
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tcOn1nusd on Page TEND
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Futures opened quiet,