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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
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and they appreciated the necessity Of
adopting changes which may seem
revolutionary and unprecedented for
the purpose OF bringing about a con
dition which would place the party IN
the hands Of the people. The refer
endum In the shape OF curtailment
and changing OF the party rules that
have controlled party regulations for
half a century have been submitted
TO the people through stale conven-
tons. With the ratification Of the
reforms In party Law proposed by the
National Republican Committee as
have been set forth IN the address
OF the subcommittee. there can be
no question as 10 the destiny OF the
Republican party being left In the
hands Of the rank and fire OF the
party"
The West Virginia executive was
member OF the subcommittee
Ing the reforms ordered by the high
est authority OF the Republican party.
The rules which controlled the
party In the past and which have no
doubt resulted in abuses OF authority
have been eliminated entirely and
the National Committee has surrend-
cred every vestige OF authority that
might lead 10 any REPETITION OF these
abuses.
Reduction OF representation from
southern states: recognition OF the
right OF any state to provide for the
election OF delegates in direct pri-
maries and the right OF any state al
large to elect all delegates from the
state at large. or part from the state
at large and part from congressional
districts. and the elimination OF con-
tests before the National Committee,
are demands for which the voters
have been clamorlng and these de-
mands have been granted by the COM
mittee IL full measure.
The personnel OF the next Nation
nj convention will be such as 10
bring about any further reforms
which may be demanded by the ma
Jority OF the voters OF the party ami
place them in a position to eliminate
any and all who may be unworthy OF
the trust that has been given them
heretofore in the councils Of the
party"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
DISPUTE or RAILROADS
AND TRAlNMEN SETTLED

NEW YORK. April S.r-The dispute
between the eastern railroads and
their trainmen and conductors. re.
garding the Interpretation of the
awards made some time ago by the
Frederal board OF arbitration was set.
tied today.
The board has been holding exc
cuuNe sessions here adjourning final.
~ tonight and its decision will be
made public on Friday after a copy
of the findings has been filed that
day in the United States district
court here. Both sides TO the dispute
have indicated their acceptance. IL is
understood. The roads and their en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
WELLESLEY COLLEGE is
GIVEN SUM OF $3.50 600

WELLESLEY. Mass. April s.
w tiilesiey college has received a Gift
dation toward the restoration Of Inc
Iacilities lost in the recent destruc
uon OF College hall. In annnouncinp
the Gift today the board OF trustees
OF the college said IL was condifional
upon the raising of two million dol
lsrs Dy the first Of next January. The
pan OF the trustees Is to expend \
inlllioh ana quarter for new build
ines and thrce-uuarters of a rniiiior
lot endowment Seven new huiIdinge
VIII be required TO do the work for
merry done by the single great build
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

U.s. Wait Mason
We weary. uHFrrru frInr. might from
our woo hr free DR. aU the .fnrl .fafIara
were rfrf into tHc sea were .HHf Inf0
Che ocean Dob come "..UHuffI .Tnf
hcip o. lot
For. Oh. wv ruTl IH weary and driven
0uf ~ i0inf tr rfn.Is. inr. anil drsrrF
INa' never NTn point. H.. H"t.I.f.. "r
Jonah vent a.rI..na H.r... ..l. Ir H.s
HnHIr. HN aI.rIr. bent .uH H..fff...
with whistler fool their Errra. He aur.ne
ny inhrr" r.fuIres. Who don't .u.H Nhai
VIII please
HHfr fHc smiling DIFFER who backs
me fu fHr wall and f.Iia mr while
suffer. fNe warn chat heHfH f..m nU
tr bubbles der Wien laughter Na rIr.
Boz. HrI Nr UH".". Dol FHa .f and
Hffrr NrH sprung NIa bearded I.IrH. rr.
rc1iH Che whole thIrs slowly. and then
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
ROBERT MEANS GOES TO
REFORM SCHOOL TO-DAY

Robert Means. seventeen year old
boy who was convicted OF feloniouelv
assaulting Albert &. Sanders. will he
taken 20 the reform school this morn
ing from the Ohio county Jail. whore
he has been held since the trial The
commitment papers arrived yestcr.
day and the officers VIII be- here some
Time today 10 take the lad 10 pruny.
town. Tho trouble started In tho Vir.
mic saloon on North Market street
and ended in Sanders being struck
in the head with an axe by young
Means. Bernard Wojtaszek. who was
convicted for stealing some conner
wire. vii b. taken at the same time
with the Means boy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
Samuel ). Thompson.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
MARTINSBTRC, W. Va. April s.
Samuel J. Thompson. a native or
Berkeley county and one Of the oldest
residents Of the city died al his home
here today. aged eiKhty-three years.
For thirty years he served as n con-
ductor on the y. & o. railroad and
was a contemporary Of former Sena
tor Henry Gassawav Davis. when the
latter worked az a tTainman on the
B. & .. lie is survived By ten child
rem among them being postmaster
elect j. Frank Thompson, Of Martina
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

Provisional president of Mexico
whose government has been loaned
S5O,0OO.000 by the Mexico CITY
banks TO be used exclusively for
establishing peace in Mexico
Huerta and his cabinet are using
this money in strengthening the
Federal army, which Huerta pre-.
diets will check the advance of Villa
and annihilate the rebel army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
EMPRESS DYING.

TOXIC. April AT an early hour
t US morning tho dowager empress
HarukO was reported 10 no dving
from q sudden heart seizure. At 40
o CLOCK the emperor and empress and
other membe Of the royal family
were summoned 10 the bedside.
The dOwaEer empress has boop
suHeIlne from angina pectoris. She
was born in 1850
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
JUSTICE IN WRONG;
MUST PAY $4,000

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April S-H r.
Mcpherson. r. justice 81 the peace I'D
Suterville. Allegheny county. will
have 10 pay 5000 for collecting nlo.
gal fees in six cases Of disordor1y
cOnduct Six Of seven men fined and
ordered 10 pay the costs bv Justice
Mcpherson entered suit for damage
ana the case came 20 trial today.
Judge y a. Evans ordered the iurv
20 return a verdict Of 500 in favor
OF each Of the six plaintiffs. This
was done. u was shown McPherson
had collected costs for each eonar,f.
case when he had tried all tho mon
a. the same time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

again with vim. while 7 have most nm
holy desires Co slaughter him.
And when I 20 forth walking the
iokers never fail 90 stand. my pathway
blocking. all loaded with tale. they sd
JON Wr r'rFuds. when daily toll is DER
and say. q heard n dandy down AZ the
corner store They peer INTO my win
der. tell stories while ] KNIT and there's
m way 90 hinder the crimes that they
commit. They drag me Boz the alley. they
follow me 90 church and with thief
anf chilly sally they knock me OF m,
perch.
THE grocer h1e n story he'r suffering
in rIrr. The nnrrr.r fn hfa glory.
relating some nif fhf"r. fHe teacher has
arHfIrr that's crippled ir the Knees. tho
doctor and nie brother arc HarhorIur IL
whr'yr The dentist. .s Dol hurrles nv
.v HII. fH wr woes. Do rrorf1ea and
Pc rurr..H U.rr some Iff warm Dc know.
Tho '0r rn Hr fr.ffrH and rn1rH
fHrir r"rrN note Hn.. spite of rrv rra.
ff.f'r-. f.rr 900 mako rf ffe coat
And rH have notion Irrref %. I...
rrIgf HrI r...r .f .u f|a uIII wet U.aH.
COMO frr. I.... we're flronn nom
Judre.
Chinese students have invented ON
nIH#H HUf F"r H".|r H.m....H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
jeremiah c. Dakon.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer
CLARkSBU RIG. W. Va. April s.
Heart disease caused the 0eath today
OF jeremiah G.. Dakon. retired farmer
and member of a prominent pioneer
family of Harrison county at the age
of rs yearH. Stillman j.. of Clarks-
burg. Charles c., OF Grafton and Ha--
vey Dakcn at home are surviving
sons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
"JoNEsY THE BELL
RINGER" DEAD

CAMBRIDGE. Mass April S-"Jonesy
the bell ringer" widely known among
Harvard men died today at the home
OF his son-inlaw. former Mayor Wal
ter c. Wardwell. He was IS years OF
age. For many years Austin X
Jones rang the bell in the college
yard Tor chapel and Rotations. and
his figure was as familiar TO genera
tons of Harvard undergraduates as
that OF John the orangeman and "Po
co Bennett. the "01' clo'es man" both
of whom died recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
TRAIN DELAYED.

& .. train No IS. due I'm tbis
city a. ? o'clock from Grafton ala
not reach this city until after 1
O'Clock this morning due 10 tho fact
mat the engine broke down near I.ff.
ileton. seven miles east OF Compron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
INSANITY no sF ogFrnsr

INV YORK. April s-Inranitv viii
1e me detense Of Jean Gianini ths
Poland. Is " youth who hi in In
a. Herkimcr. on charge Of rnurdo-
ing bis school teacher Ida Hcocbor
10 was stated today. by John p w,
lniyre, the lawyer whom tho accused
boy father has retained ar c0nact
The lawyer said DO considered ths
boy a victim Of arrested development
GianinIs trial has been eot 10 be
Kin May fth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
Piles Quickly
Cured At Home
Instant Relief. Permanent cure-Trial
Package Males Free 20 All
IN plain Wrapper.
The Pyramid Smile.

Many cases q Piles have been cured
by a trial package OF Pyramid Pile Rein
edy without further treatment When II
proves it, value 70 you, get more from
your druggist al Sec box. and be sure
YOU get thc kind you ask Tor SImrly
III out Tree coupon below and mail to-
Gay. save yourself from the surgeons
knife and its torture. the doctor and his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
WHOLESALE MASSACRE OF
CHRISTIANS IN ALBANIA

ATHENS, April S.-An official com
munication says that Mussulman All.
banians yesterday entered Koritza. in
the vilayet of Monastir and. with the
ard OF the gendarmerie. who had pre-
Viously disarmed the inhabitants. be
gan today massacre OF the Chris
uans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

Tasmania authorities win raise the
age at which children may be en-
ployed in factories from fourteen 10
sixteen years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

A Vienna dispatch on April 2 said
II was reported from Avlona that
Greek irregular forces had fiercely at
the Albanians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

The laboriur classes of Seville live
prlnr.p ailV on vegetable. with orraa.
sionaliy bread and little dried fsh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

Chinese students have invented ON
alphabet Tor their LANGUAGE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
BEAUTY NEEDS CARE

BEAU "
Chapter ,CLXV.
Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
Gee, but you're looking ine," said
Dick as his eyes wandered over my
face.
We were sitting alone at our table.
Aunt Mary, bless her heart, seemed
to know that it was best for us to
be alone on this, our first meal after
our quarrel, and had made an ex-
cuse that she was a bit tired and was
going to have her dinner in her room.
''WeI, you see, Dick" l smiled at
him, 81 have had about five dollars
worth of beautifying done today and
l am glad you appreciate the fact ="
Dicks face rather fell. 81 don't
think you need beautifying, Margie,
he said.
YES, I do quite as much as you
need a shave and a hair cut occasion
ally. Of course, Dickey, 1 know that
men like to think that the women
they have picked are blessed of the
gods and are sUperlatiVely lovely by
gift of nature and will stay so to the
end of time; but if you stop to think
about it your common sense will tell
you how foolish the idea is.
81 look well in your eyes tonight
for two reasons: One is that l have
been attended and groomed to the
last particular and made as perfect
physically as is possible with my i'm
projections; the other reason of my
good looks in your eyes is that am
a new woman to you tonight.
when you left me this morning
you left a woman that you nearly
hated and when you returned tonight
you looked and and found the woman
you loved, and the one we love is al
ways beautiful"
well, Mrs. WOman-I-love, what do
you say to a visit to the theater and
Dg
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

-EDS OHhE
LET me pay the bills"
Nonsense, my dear; I'll pay when
l take lady out"
''Now, look here, Dick, let's have
this thing understood: There are
lots of times when 1 would like to
go to the theateT if you would escort
me, and let me buy the tickets and
I think we would both enjoy it if we
could come to some kind of work.
ing basis on who should pay for our
amusements."
'I'll tell you what, Margie; don't
like to go about with you and have
you pay the bills"
Its only a prejudice, my dear boy;
you see you still have that woman
bee in your bonnet-'a woman must
be waited upon a woman must be
protected "a woman must never pay
out money for man. Dicky dear,
let's don't call me a woman or you a
man-zIet's call ourselves partners
and see what we can do. When 1 in
Vite you to the theater or to dinner
it's up to me to pay for it."
"All right" interrupted Dick; "but
1 invited you tonight and so with your
graceful permission I'll pay the
bills"
Seems to me you are very serious
for a newly married pair" said a
gay masculine voice behind my chair.
why, where in thunder did. you
come from, jim? thought you were
in Alaska"
Just got back. Introduce me to
your wife, Dick. 1 suppose she is
your wife; you have not been mar
Tied long enough to tete tete with
any other woman"
Eyes, Jim, this is my wife. Margie,
this is my old friend and pal, Jim
Edie-you've heard me tell a lot
ahO1t him -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
PANIC CAUSED
BY DYNAMITE
IN Department Of Agrieuiture-Wate n.
Man Gives Alarm-Fuses Fail 70
eurn-Watchmsn Confesses.

W WASHINGTON. June Several
hundred clerks and officials r,d Iu
Irlsht from their offices In Oh. 4.
ptfipeEt OF agriculture toda. Whom
,au-,i .- IaucA a WatrGman. scurripl
through See corridors .loufIrp ,L,f
'u' bt'tc.tE was about 10 be- d,stro..
"a by O.! -oM-te. Led by Jaueh. s.,
elal ot the cooler headed d.uarfrr,--
oiL'lals ran 10 the basement. wr,r.
lh'y round four sticks of dynauff,
on "hlch the fuses had been burned
p4I apparently an EXPLOSION Nd
p'en aN'iied because IA, fuses had
bteh Jammed so tightly into the IN.
tonalon caps that th,. hre was ~,
tlnguislDd was ~
Ih,n came a hurried sequel
'du'h. who had suffered severe .r,
Jurles TO his head while s.ryi1.. "a.
soldier IN the PHILIPPINES spycra.
(! ears ago. was taken 10 "a police sf1
S,'l t,oH ana SUBJECTED 10 "a rIsid quest ON
t'E; Later tho police announced D.,
ha1 admitted that ne HimsrI. uIlr"d
~ explosive. Department Official.
saiu they believed the watchman ir
t'Hatd 10 discover the dynamite be-
IoI' u could do harm. hoping thrrpb.
10 WIN promotion for hcroism
me dynamite had been placed az.
tlI,'uy beneath ith" office ol Secretary
liouston. The secretary was our III
town but Immediately across the cor.
ridor from his onico Assistant Sc
tary Galloway and several other of.
metals We're working. That part OF
tne building would have been destroy.
td had not IN" sizzling fuses burned
out
JaIch has been employed for five
years IN this department Frequently
u" has been under treatment of phy.
Slclans - the Soldiers Home and b as
been compelled TO take several leaves
'Of absence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
DIR. DICKFy..
Chosen President % the p. & a rele-'
phone Company-Other Wheel
ing Men Named on Board
Of Directors.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntsIiIgencer.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. June The
Pittsburgh a Allegheny Telephone
Company has emerged from its
troubles. and the oficial announce
ment was made today that after a
period OF over three years. during
which time the affairs OF the com
pany have been operated by William
Finn and Joshua g.. Splane. as re-
'eiFcrs. the company yesterday was
turned over to It's Stockholders Then
officers were elected. as follows.
j.. J.. Dickcy. president. Richard
haWk"y. vice president and general
manager. +. &. llulug. treasurer.
Thomas &. Davis. secretary and as
sistdnt treasurer. The following board
OF directors was elected 4 NJ HrOwn
Robert 4. Dalzcu. j. l.. Uckcy. " 4.
Handlan. Richard Hawkey. Frank G..
hulinc. j. q. Splane. John = Weller
FOLLOWING is tho statement issued
today BY Receiver Splane relative to
the rehabilitation OF the company s.
affairs.
Mr. Splane. one o. the receiver. and
vice president and General manager
OF the company. resigned owing TO the
pressure Of other business Interests
but ~ was insisted IA v.pv OF his long
aud active strNiC" with the comuauy
that he consent TO remain on tho
rector
Mr.. Hawkey. the newly elected vice
president and general manager. was
. formerly assistant 10 the vice presi-
dent OF the eastern group OF Bell Tela-
phone Companies and up 10 "a few
years ago. "a resident of Pittsburgh.
Mr. llawkey h"csnSn of his training
IN the management OF large telcuhoue
properties. was considered peculiarly
h't"d 10 manage and actively prose
cute the business Of the =. a 4. Com
pany
he was also elected director 20
MI the vacancy caused by the death
of u c. Hail
'Mr +. G. Huling. the newly elected
treasurer. is an attorney OF Columbus
ohio. His election has materially
strengthened the 4. a \ Cumuany
lie also was elected a director 10 nm
the vacancy caused by the death OF
J. y. Vance. Of Wheeling"
u was stated by Receiver SpIane
thai The difficulties OF the COMPANY.
involving some 100000 have been
cleared up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
AMMUNITION FOR REBELS
LEAVES AMERICAN SHORES
ASK AID
Coal Operators Wire President and
Otner Officials Together Win Con-
gresSmcn 70 Take Action IN Strike

peCiIl Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, June
2.-Thc Kanawha Coal Operators
Association tonight addressed
messages 20 President Wilson.
Attorney General NcReynoIds
and Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor Wilson requesting that the
federal government take some &C.
ton az once 90 meet the condi-
tons existing IN the coal fields
m the kanawna valley 20 prevent
repetition Of the trouble Of eigh-
teen months ago and what ls now
going on i~ Colorado.
Messages were also addressed
20 United states Senators GoH
and Chiffon and the five members
of the lower branch Of conuress
% request an investigation under
the Sherman antitrust law
In their message % the Wash.
tn1to1 officials and the senators
and congressman the operators
claim that the only difference be
tween tre employees and the en-
p'oy-rs vas the demand Of the
nj -rr9' OF -IaIs that the coal op
erator collect from one % two
10 ISfs Pc month from the min.
80 ln1 tsrt % 90 the miners
ENadqUa'f~r1 % frdfanaDoffs
They AiS1 ai'e7e that the miners
are again arrinq Themselves for
repetition % fre irterrece0e
warfare n eighteen months auo.
About 5000 of the 1900 men
OF the strict are idle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
PRIMARY JULY 80
This Decided Upon by Fourth Repub.
liean Congressional Committee
IL Only One Candidate
Then Mass Convention.

Special Dispatch 20 tho Intelligence.
PARKERSBURG. W Va. June -
The Fourth Congressional District
Republican Executive committee AT "a
meeting held here this afternoon.
adopted resolutions providing that i'm
cas-" more than one candidate for con.
eress appears. a primary election is
10 be held on July go. but " only one
should run ne shall be declared tho
pdrtN's nominee at mass convention
10 BE- held In this city on July 10 at
ih" Chancellor hotel Candidate
Who expect to enter the race must
make their intentions known in writ.
ing on or before June 90 The general
belief b. that Congressman ~ ~
Moss viii be ronominatod without on.
position. Attorney w 70 Wolfe re-
signed as chairman of tho committee
and Judge r. 4. Brown. was elected
as his successor. William B Kinrh,.
lo" was named treasurer. succeeding
d. B HoEg The roefenatious of com.
miitcsmen G. A SwoarInr,n. of Wood
and Iir J rs Burrows. of J4rE..I
county. were received and a. n T-d
l,f N Parker burg and UourIa.
9hInh. or RIPLEY. named az their .uf.
rpH aOrg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-03
RAW
Case Reached in v. s. Supreme Court
Nesterday-May Be Admitted
20 Bail.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June O.
Harry X. Thaw's fight against being
returned 10 prison AZ Natteawan
reached the Supreme Court today ON
an appeal from the decision Of Judge
AIdTlch. OF the Federal District Court
Tor \ew Hampshire. against Thaw's
eNtradition, on the demand Of New
York State officials
As soon as the case is formally
docketed, probably this week. 90 is t,.
McHcd an application will be made for
nav s release on bail while his case
ls pending before tho supreme Cour,
judge Aldrich refused 10 allow Thaw s
release. although ne stated thar prob.
ably. under the rules Of the Supreme
ourI Ihaw was entitled 90 immcdi.
ATE release upon the refusal OF the
court 10 allow his oNfradifion.
IN the ordinary course the case
would not be- considered bv tho court
loI nearly two years. 10 might b. ad.
Nancod on tho ground Of unusual i'm
pOrtdnCc 10 the state