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E,reiahter HospitaI shlp.

4
The Blue Funnel liner "Protesilaus
has been taken over by the British ad.
miralty to act as q hospital ship tn
case Of emergency. She is now an
chered at Esquimalt, B c
A
Mauna Loa Met Pleasant Weather.
Steaming in moderate seas and
meeting favorable winds the Inter-Is-
land steamer Mauna Loa, an arrival
/ at the port from Kona and Kau ports
this morning. brought a large and
varied cargo including mill roller, 5
crates of pigs. 10 crates OF eggs, s
crates Of pears, "A packages Of beef,
36 crates OF chickens. ~ bales Of sisal.
SO bales of taro, III bales of hides, SO
pieces of koa, lis punches OF hama
mas, 1862 sacks or coffee, 5000 sacks
of sugar and 226 packages Of sundries.
The vessel will be despatched for
windward Hawaii on Tuesday noon.
Likelike Brought Delegates.
Delegates from the island OF Kauai
to the Civic Convention to be held on
Maui passed through the city today
with the arrival of the Inter-Island
steamer Likelike. The vessel called
at several ports on the garden island
and in addition to a score of passen-
gers the steamer today was discharg.
ed of cargo including SIG sacks OF SUI
gar, crates of chickens and IS pack.
ages OF sundries. Sugar amounting to
1900 sacks are reported awaiting ship
ment on Kauai.
Sugar awaiting shipment on the ISL
and of Hawaii includes the following.
according to report brought from
Kona and Kau in the steamer Manna
Loa: Punaluu o5t2. Honuapo 5000
Honokaa 1000. Paauilo $50 sacks.
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Mrs Nicholas I0ngw0rth Is visit
Mrs. Townsend at Newport.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per stmr. Msuna Loa. from Kona,
Kau ports M. Donald. Mrs. Don,
aid, +. ]. Lindeman. H. f. Wheeler,
T.. Kanda, Miss johnson, Miss May.
Mrs. G. E. Bryant. Miss Bryant. Mrs.
Gabbler. G. Nahale. p. Lester. ]. J.
Walsh, Mrs. Z. Kea, Miss Haro, e.
Waiohole, j. G. Plsnkenton. 80 deck
Per stmr. Likelike. from Kaui ports
-E. A. Knudsen. ]. M. sLydgate. L A,
Dickey, ]. T. blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 7. Silva, Mrs. J. NJ. Lydgate.
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Dumb walters are all right In their
way, but they won't answer.
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does come With his sanction win. be
accurate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
REBEL


conclusive information later. In that
event II was probable that there
there would be made public the mes
sage from the mCdiators. together
with an answer. IL there was 10 be
any. and also the original note from
the COnstitutionalist which called
forth the proposal from Niagara Falls.
u was stated that the message from
the mcdiators was accompanied by a
request that nothing De made public
until conclusion had been reached
Await the Outcome.
While negotiations bctW cen Car.
rama and his Washington represent,
atives wer" in progress. administra-
tion officials awaited the outcome
with considerable anxiety. Through,
out the day In official quarters Their,
were some expressions OF apprehen.
sion over the success OF mediation
plans as originally outlined u was
the first time that any admissions had
been made OF probable sutbacks i'm
the progress Of peace. Yet those
who admitted the possibility Of oh.
stacles In the way OF settlement of
the Mexican situation. insisted that
all difficulties ultimately would be
overcome. Secretary ryan again re-
itcrated his insistente declaration that
mediation was progressing satisfac-
torily.
Strictest secrecy YVES maintained AT
Constitutionalist head quarte r p
throughout the evening concerning the
proposals 10 Carranza from the media
tors
While ammunition for the constitu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
YOU CAN EASILY PROVE 1T YOURSELF
JAKER EXTRACT is DOING LONG
HEALTH TEACHER

The Quaker Health Teacher has
been introducing the famous Quaker
Herb Remedies here for about six
weeks. When he came 10 Wheeling
he promised great results 10 users Of
these medicines. Some people might
have supposed ne had some new rem.
EDDY. no better than any other among
the hundreds on the market But n
there wcr" any who held that opinion.
they have certainly changed DO before
this. for he has shown remarkable
proof Of the wonderful virtues OF the
Quaker RcUrdiss
Among the many cases reported TO
Quaker Fisher duriu. hi- stay were
the following. any OF which will give
an idea of what kind OF work fo ok
poet from Quaker Extract and oil u
Balm. lnvcsti-af" amy or aII % these
cases, and then. when YOU are salts
fed that the Quaker Remedies are
really better than the trluc. Won may
haN" been takinE. 20 To g. 49, Griest
A Cos Original Cut Rate. and ITO
cure some ~ the-" famous medicine.
Nr. John y Elliott of Martins Ferry.
had suffered from Indigestion and con.
stpaton for several years NofhIn,
h" used would dn him any good. but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

after taking Quaker Extract a few
weeks be told the Health Teacher ne
i"lt Ike % new man. Hadn't YOU
better DO as no did'
Mrs. VIM Glaeon. 1856 Noble street.
ItliHtre, told OF hriu. sufferer from
stomach. bowel and Intestinal troubles
Tor over three yeas. She was dizzy.
blottod. had headaches. pains an over
her BODY. ard had q very rayenOlz ap-
petite. 80 medicine seemed 70 hif the
case. hut after She took Quaker Tx
tract week sha passed terrible tape
worm. and got well
Mr-L. Ilavertcpo. Of Twoutv-fou-h
street. This CITY, after having "a severe
nervous aud physical breakdown. tooK
Quaker Extract and Too 20 few weeks
told On" Health Teacher she was won
terfuiN Improved. and knew she had
20 real medicine af last Isn't 10 am
easy matter to get Quaker"
Hiss Ellen Coudr00 OF Erids,uO-f
after being boo extremely bad health
for long time. and taking half
dozen worthless tonIc-. etc. boo an
effort fn patch n.y. BEGAN using the
famous Quaker Extract. and BOO short
Will" bad O. rosy complexion. spark.
ing eyes good weight and FEELING ~
returned health again. Can't YOU do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
TODAY
VIII Be Held BY Democrats 20 NonI.
nate County and hasisterial Can
didates and DELEGATES

The Democrats Of Ohio county will
To-Day hold primary TO nominate del
egat"s 20 the county. Stat. and Con
Eres'ional conventions. and also can
dldttes for Congress. Clerk uf the Coun.
~ Court. Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
county Commissioner. Superintendent
or county Schools. School COmmi-sion-
'rs vacancies in Justices of the Peace
ana 'onstables. The polls will upen
IN the city districts at II a. m. and
VIII close at p. m. while iu the
country districts they will open al I
o. m. and close az : p m. The re-
turns viii be- received by the seCre-
tary Of the county committee. this eve
ming. In the Office OF the County Com
missi0ucrs.
The voting places In each district
are located as follows.
Nashiugtou-NO. I. RcntChlor's. 5lo
Main street. No. .. Nickcrsou.s. 800
Mctolloch street; No 3. Fulton Hose
Madison-No. /. Island Hose House .
No 2. ~ Virginia street
,lay 1. Carroll Club.
Inion-No. /. Police Court Room
Centre-No ]. 2l27Ls Market street +.
No .. - Twentyfourth street.
Webster 80 No. /. 27Ol ChaDlinp
street. No. .. Twcnty-ninth and Nc
Colloch streets
Ritchie-No. 1. 1881 Jacob street:
I No .. 1905 Jacob street.
TriadeIphia- No !. Cooks Shoe
shop MOOdsdale, No. >. Mayors OF.
fee. Elm Grove; No. 3, Green's. Tria-
delphia.
Liberty-No. 7. Valley Grove School
House. No. .. White School House.
Richland-No. !. Loveland Hose
House, No. .. Warw0Od Hose House /.
No. 3, Greggsyillc School House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
ANNIVERSARY OF
PYTHIAN LODGE
BALTIMORE LODGE NO. 6. X. OF
p, CELEBRATES ITS FORTY
FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Members and Friends Gather In Elks
Lodge Auditorium Last Evening.
Good Program Rendered.

An evening long to be remembered
was spent last night IN members Of
Baltimore lodge No. o. *. Of r.. and
their friends In their forty-dfth ami
vcrsary celebration az the Elks club
auditorium. The evening was pleas.
antly and bonofcialiy spent. Special
features on the program were dane
ing. solos by Judge A. H. Robinson
and Miss Fry. both OF whom are well
known soloists. and an interesting ad-
dress by Assistant Prosecuting Attor.
uey ID s. Mckee.
The committee In charcp prepared
splendid program for the entertain.
u'u' oft members and friend. Music
BIAS TURNS ned hN summer prrle-
ira throughout 90. evening and Mas.
Ter Ray Reed presented several -eleg.
lions that We're well received
Baltimore Lodge is one ~ the oldest
il o.. state n West Eirsiua. bsiue
At .N'i 'r organization. Through its
lIr tIld|uu ~ was possible 90 create
% strand .pdCe. n was chartered iu the
year 1863 and none OF its charter mem
bef- remain. At present 10 has "a 10
lal memucrshi or poo members. a5
having Joined during tho past five
months. iu Nj Mckpe's address on
tho History II the order" he went
over OBJ" story of Damon and Pythias.
The basic principles upon which Oh.
growth off th, lodge when was csir.
Dr1'iu- Its anniversary.
FolIINlng fhD program refreshments
we're served hr tho committee Iu
charge and darcing was INDUCED iu
hE ias younger set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
ENJOIN CITY FROM DRILLING
WELL All MARKET AUDITORIUM
JUDGE H. c. rERvEY ISSUES a
6hPORSRf RESTRAINING
ORDER LAST NtCAT
special Sessior % Circuit Court reia
-Su5 forum Company Says "a
Would Be harmful

Judge IL. q. HerVey. sitting in spec
ial session yesterday evening. granted
TEN porary Injunction 90 the Market
AUDITORIUM company against the city
OF Wheeling. rssfraiuinc the CITY from
completing the yell on Eleventh
street. near the board of trade rooms
ne We'll has partly been completed
and bond Of $3.50 WaE necessitatsd
IN case the injunction vas not made
permanent
The auditorium company was rep
resented By Attorney Carl q. schmidt
while City solicitor Brennan looE.-t
after the Interests % the city The
petitioners based their claim FOR an
injunction on the alleged fact that IN
would prove common nuisance
that a. r. situated az or near the IN.
franc" 10 the auditorium ALLOWING
water and mud 10 BE- carried into The
bulldlhe They also claimed that
thr children congregating around the
Wen would prove deletsrious 10 con.
dluons around the auditorium
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uonalists was enroute today 10 Tam
pico from the United States. admis-
sion came from the state department
Of previously reported orders To- Gus
toms officials not to clear any con
siEnments OF munitions OF war TO
Mexican ports. II had been reported
that Secretary Bryan had warned
American manufacturers Of arms that
they must not make shipments TO
Mexico. When asked concerning this
Mr. Bryan declined 20 reveal what he
had said TO the arms makers. but he
did state that the collectors of Gus
toms had been instructed not to per
NIT such shipments He added that
there seemed 10 have been some mis-
construction Of tho original order.
though he would not agree that this
had anything to do with the depar-
turc yesterday from New York of the
steamer Anttlla, hcaeyily laden with
war supplies for the Constitutionalists
az Tampico.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. who
was acting as secretary Of the navy I'm
the absence Of Secretary Daniels. said
no orders had been given 10 the Amer.
lean naval commanders on the Mex
ican coast in regard TO the treatment
OF the steamship Antilla when she
appears in Mexican waters
Late tonight Mr.. Zubaran and his
associates interrupted their exchanges
by telegraph with General Carranza
10 hold a long conference with their
local counsel and John Lind As the
wire 10 Durango was re-oponcd. 10 was
stated there probably would be- no re-.
ply. 10 the note Of the mcdiators to
night
There are 2Sq coal rnires IN atbcr+a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
BAD FIRE
Home Of Jacob Philabaun % West
Liberty Burns-Students and Res
Idents Turn out to Fight Blaze.

BY prompt action on the part Of the
residents and seIdents Of the West
Liberty Normal serious fire was
avertcd yesterday morning when the
residence Of Jacob Palladium OF thai
place caught on fire. The Ere is SUP
posed 20 have started from q detective
hue and had gained considerable head
way before discovered 10 was found
by SIR Pnilab1um when the flames
were bursting through the roof The
alarm was Immediately sounded and
s.oisr number Of residents and stu
dents had reached tho burning build
inE. Fortunately 20 large watering
trough was situated on the opposite
az the ROAD and % bIcket brigade was
formed and tho flames quickly extiU-
euished. The huilduE was badly
damaged and although most OF the
furniture was taken out If was more
or Jess damaged by both FIRE and
water. The loss De- practically covered
uE Insurance
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as she did,
Mr. John r Frietag an iron worker
or East Wheeling. after being a suffer.
or from chronic infammatory rheu.
maiism, and Hsing medicines without
r". Ii'- got some Quaker Extract and
on Of Balm. and boz a few weeks no
said 10 the Health Teacher. - could
get mp uuassistcd loo ten days after ]
roi the Quaker Remedies. and In two
months ! was well aaEain." GET 1T.
" you have stomach. liver kidney
or blood troubles en- any form. and are
discouraged 40 all the failures Of ordi-
nary remedies. you should by an
means get some Quaker Extract at
once. for 10 has been doing good WORK
for 30 long that 10 IS NOT an expert
mcut but q proven virtue 10 costs
no more than any other remedy i'm its
form. and does the work The proof
uf the pudding Is in the eating. so give
Quaker Remedies a chance Boz YOUR
case right now Quaker Extract is
six bottles for g. or three for s. so.
single BOTTLES. 81 each. OIL OF Balm.
SOC bottle
q. o. Gries' and Co. the Original
Cur Rate. ll4l Market street. are tho
headquarters for Quaker Remedies
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
SUPREME COURT
HERE FOR A DAY
rtOrEST TRIBUNAL ~ STATE
SITS ~ WHEELING FOR
FEW HOURS
In Accordance Win STATE IaN. and
Oisposes - ST. Cases a1d Admits
Attorneys 20 Practice.

The West Virginia state Suprerna
Court % Appeals Ns, in town long
enough yesterday 90 renew old acquair-
tances and then say good hvs. lsavin-
Tor Charleston where the judges viii
-"cpnNeu- On special session Wlu-
here yesterday The court spent quite r.
busy time Several cases we're brought
up and many attorneys were granted
permission 10 practice before The bar
Following the session iu Charleston
tho court viii return To- lengthy
term
The court party that left last n.rnt
were Judges William y Miller. %
Psrkersburg. George P0ncrhare.r. OF
Point Pleasant. Ira r Robinson. 81
Grafton. l.. hldson Williams. Of Lew
ishurg and Charles " Lynch. Of
tlarksnurg. Clerk william D. Mai
'heWs. ami his assistants. Robert Poff-
enbarger and Page Arthur Jackson.
SIX Cases Settled.
While here. six cases were disposed
OF The case OF the state OF West Nir-
ginia vs. John Barker. from Richie
county. was dismissed from the dock
q. the defendant haNing died Bark
er. II was alleged. was "a forEor OF
great notoriety
The case OF the e. Forrest Lumber
Company vs. Lowther-kaufman OIL
Company q al. from Wetzel county.
was argued. This suit ina Owed oil and
gas leases. and local banks were also
interested ACCordiuE 20 statements
made yesterday morning. the Dollar
Savings a Trust Company loaned the
defendants Sl1.N5O.
Another case of interest 20 Ohio
Counuans was that of the La Belle
iron Works vs.. The Quarter savings
Bank. This case involves tn. is-u.
auco Of new stock certificate for one
that is lost
Other cases argued included Martin
- al. ~. White % al. from Wstzol
county. submitted on briefs. State IS.
cooper. Fayettc county. submitted on
briefs. state vs. Myers. Tucker coun-
~. submitted on briefs The case Of
the state vs.. Cooper involves the fact
that the defendant Is confined i'm the
penltcntiary and ne fighting for a new
lfial a writ Of prohibition was Re-
FUSED In the case Of Joe -. Martin Il
al vs.. Lou Wells 81 al
All other cases but the above
named We're continued until such time
as the court sees NJ 10 take them up
and make disposition Herewith They
will also at the pconveuing of the
court. take w the causes OF 1919 de-
cided al Charles Town and thos. de-
cided at Charleston. 1914.
Attorneys admitted TO the bar We're.
J. ?. ThroCkmarfin. OF Hundred
Louis r. Lempke. OF Fairmont. d. Y.
Lennon. Of New Nartinsyillp. and
CHARLES VI. Eirhart and Jonathan y
Butts. OF this county.
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How Very Wrong Co Treat You so...
---.-----....... ............... chorus
one Little Bird Built Cosy Next ....
.....-... -.......... Eautette and Jean
Rather Uusuustauital Farc...........
...-.-.-..... .L,rouN and Clarils
Finale ......... ....-............ chorus
The Drum Major is one OF the
largest loc"l talent productions ever
STAGED md tho hizh grade musical tal-
cut BOO Co.,. cost. th. efficient direction %
mas received che tam. which has been
spent 900 working out 900 the details. all
make for ats being "a wonderful success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
RELIEVED OF ROLL
Prominent Bridgeport Resident Had
Large Sum Of Money Stolen
While at Circus

Nick Lyle. a prominent resident of
bridgeport. had his pocket picked OF
large roll OF money, following the
evening performance OF the Young
Buffalo Bill Wild West show. az Mar
tins Ferry. last night The money
was taken by negro. " was claimed.
who. when last seen. was running
across the North York street bridge
u rs believed the thief has been fol
lowing the circus
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-01
ALLIES STILL TRYING
TO 0UTFLANK TEUTONS
Terrific Struggle Going On
Without Decisive Results For
Either Side.

Paris.-A battle of extraordinary
severity Is raging at the western end
of the Anglo-French and German bat.
tie line In the region of Noyon, so
miles to the north of Paris, where the
French we're striving to outflank Gen.
eral Won Kluck's reinforced army.
Hand.to.hand fighting between the
allies left and the Germans right was
reported by the military authorities
here.
Germany had dashed its first and
Franco-British front, II was stated,
and General Joffre was heavily rein.
forcing the allies.
A German defeat at this point would
involve a retreat of the kaisers troops
into Belgium, Luxembourg and Ger
many. experts declared. but German
victory would imperil the allies lines
everywhere.
II was impossible even to approx.
mate the losses but II was said the
rivers were running red and that thou.
sands of corpses were floating In the
water.
Their shoes worn out with march
ing. many OF the troops we're reported
tc be barefooted. II was raining heav.
lily and the belligerents were soaking.
On the eastern end OF the fighting
line the French officially admit that
their line has been forced back by the
Germans across the river Meuse near
81. Mihiel. n point about 20 miles to
the south OF the French fortress OF
verdun.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-01
hEROPLANE DROPS
BOMBS ON PARIS

Paris.-Four bombs were dropped
on the city from a German aeroplane
Sunday. One missile. exploding In
Avenue du Trocadero at the corner Of
Rue Freyoinet. blew the head from
the shoulders OF a man who was
standing on the corner with his daugh.
ter. and crippled the child. The other
bombs did little damage.
II 10 believed that the first bomb
dropped WAS intended for the wireless
station or the tower. or possibly for
the nearby buildings containing army
stores. Il landed In Avenue du Tro-
cadero. not far from the tower. and
the explosion was heard for many
blocks.
The houses In the vicinity were bad.
ly damaged. many OF the walls crack.
ing and windows being shattered. The
bomb struck only block from the
American Embassy at No. Rue de
Chaillot where Ambassador Myron T..
Herrick. who did not accompany the
government TO Bordeaux. still makes
his home.
In the wake OF the bomb fluttered
q German flag. AT the sound OF the
explosion the promenaders In that sec.
tion first rushed for shelter. and then.
a. the airship moved on. they hurried
TO the scene OF the havoc.
A Gordon OF police was quickly
thrown about the debris and the man
gled body OF the man was removed.
Near his body the girl was discovered.
Her lower limbs had been shattered.
Women In the crowd wept audibly as
the child was borne TO a hospital.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-01
carranxA Blames Villa.

Washington.-Fur fighting in
Mexico was predicted by General Car
rama to the diplomatic corps in Mex
leo City. according to official adyices
to the state department
The first chief explained to the di'
plomats. who gathered at his request
that Zapsta had refused to attend or
send delegates to the national conven'
tion called for October /, and that his
forces were active in the south. He
also described in detail events leading
up to the rupture with General villa,
but saying that the blame for further
bloodshed would be Villas. as his own
troops would act only on the defen'
sive.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-01
AmIHCAE MULE Is OELAYEr
Protest Against Abrosatlon Of Treat.
les 20 Be Separate From Powers

80 - - ~~fs'es~
Washington.-Amba Morgen-
thau informed the state department
of the character of the protests made
at Constantinople by the various pow.
ers against the abrogation by Turkey
of extra-territorial rights and other
privileges which she considered re-
strictions on her sovereignty. AS he
was without instructions. the ambas-
sador did not participate in the pro-
test.
II is practically certain that, while
the United States will enter objec-
tions to Turkeys course. the negotia-
tions will be entirely Independent Of
any notes on the subject addressed by
the powers OF Europe.
The United States is In a peculiar
position toward the protests made by
the powers. In view of the desire to
keep absolutely clear of the present
tangle Of, European diplomacy. the
American government will conduct its
representations separately.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-01
LEMBERG VICTORY VITAL
British Believe Russian Wedge d.
vided Austrians.

London.-The British war informa-
tion bureaus version of the Austrian
defeat In South Poland follows:
THE Austrian invasion OF South
Poland. which penetrated as far as
Opole and Krasnostay and Zamosc.
was protected on its right by an army
operating east of Lemberg. This lat
ter army was completely defeated by
the Russians on September l near
Lemberg. From that moment 1t be-
came evident that if the Austrian right
flank could not continue a stubborn
resistance the retreat of the main Aus
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-01

trian army from South Poland would
be imperiled. BY the capture OF To
maszow on September 10 It is prob
able that the Russians drove a wedge
through the Austrian line.
"A brilliant Russian victory Is re-
ported In which $4,000 prisoners and
several hundred guns were taken. This
is probably the immediate result Of
the Tomaszow action"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-01
Banks Report Increase.

Astoria.-As an index of the com
mercial activity in the Lower Colum'
bia river district. the reports recently
issued by the four banks In this city.
show that during the past l3 months
the amounts Of their deposits have
been increased over sl.OOO.OO0. while
the increase in the amounts OF their
resources has been practically the
same.