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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

that Council has been lax in its duty
In permitting the police affair to 20
so far as TO make the town the
laughing stock of the state. Some
action to right the difficulty between
the Mayor and members OF the Do.
lice force should have been taken
months ago. COGncil has had ten.
dency all along OF "stalling" on the
job. back-biting and pickering and do.
ing nothing to assist the mayor in
his dilemma. The Mayor has been
saturated with advice. He has more
advisors than the president. with the
result that he has In some instances
been made a tool OF political trick.
steers and in others "bullcd" into
moves In which he could get no sup
port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
To Prevent pisease

WASHINGTON. II. C.. April 2S.-A
new phase OF the Mexican problem
was brought TO the attention OF Con.
gress today when Secretary McAdoo.
on behalf OF the Public Health Serv-
ice. asked the House TO approp-iats
and make Instantly available" 500
'oN 10 prevent the Introduction and
spread Of epidemic diseases. The chr.
hausted
The danger TO this country from
we introduction Of smallpox and ty-
p lius leN't. MI. McAdoo reported is
greatly augmented on account Of tho
arrival Of refugees and persons 70.
IIurnlnr from Mexico TO the United
States ports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
COTTAGES BUR NED
Thirty-eight Destroyed at Allegheny
Grove With Loss Of SIS. 900.
Will Be Rebuilt

special Dispatch % the Inteiligence-
CUMBERLAND. Nd. ApriI %
Ihirty-eight cottages. mostly occupied
burned az Allegheny Grove. a summer
colony. and the seat Of the annual
camp meeting OF the Frederick dis
triCJ baltimore conference. Metho-
u.s. Episcopal church. this Afternoon
The loss is $4,000. parfiaIIv covered
bE insurance Among the losers he
Mrs. Clara Custer. Mariinsburr W
va. The fire started from burning
leaves and was only checked by tho
Use Of dynamite. The cottages will
be rebuilt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.

The Eastwood volunteer FIRE COM
pany celebrated its eleventh anniver-
sary last night with a big time in the
town hall. Quite a large crowd was
present. Plenty Of eats were there,
and II the fire lighting spirit Is as
strong as the enthusiasm shown last
hlsht, then there viii be little dan
ger OF condensation in the out the
PIKE town. The company Is one OF
the most progressive in the suburban
districts. II Is contemplating hold
ing big lawn fete in the near future
20 complete its fund for purchasing a
FIRE truck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
HEARING POSTPONED.

Special Dispatch to the Intellfre,c.r
FAIRMONT. W Va. April 2S.-The
preliminary hearing OF William Brad
ley. charged with raping HIS stem
daughter. Minnie Anderson. which was
SET Tor today. was continued until next
"wednesday, when attorneys represent
ing Bradley moved for continuation
on the grounds that Judge Morgan.
chief counsel for Bradley. was I'm and
could not appear.
Arthur Anderson. brother OF tho
girl. was held without bail for the
action OF the grand jury on the same
charge, q few weeks past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
OFFICER CATCHES BURGLARS
IN ACT; MAKE THEIR GETAWAY

Three men made an effort IN got
INTO the barn of Cleveland Hoffman
on Firth street last night about 10
o clock. Officer Neider spied them
and tried TO round up the bunch. They
Droke from the steble and started up
me railroad and fired at the officer.
ne returned the fire but failed 10
90 any damage. Several officers were
hurried TO the scene of the trouble
but the trio escaped over the Martins
Ferry bridge IL is thought. Officer
Neider said that the men ran up the
Tailroad track firing as they run.
W nile II Is thought the men went TO
the Ohio town. yet there is a chance
that they escaped by way of the
Terminal tunnel into Fulton. They
had not been apprehended at o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
SOME FEATURES
OF SHIP TRIP

ON BOARD UNITED STATES
TRANSPORT MORRO CASTLE. en-
route to Vera Cruz. April 81 (by mail
TO Jacksonville. Fla. April ISL
Southwark over the warm blue waters
OF the Gulf OF Mexico an American
army Is hurrying toward the first and
last Spanish possessions in continen-
TAI North America. Unlike the CON
querors OF fernando Cortes. who land.
cd In the City OF the True Cross
vera Cruz-four centuries ago one
April. the invaders come with no
thought OF territorial aggression. and
one fond hope-to get home as soon
as possible.
This expedition of marines. under
command of Colonel Franklin j
Moses, which probably will become a
part OF the force camped I'm the trop-
lcai sun OF Vera Cruz. should reach
us destination probably Tuesday.
April %. or surely Wednesday. the
~. whether IL Is duh garrison duty
or the exhilaration OF trenches. the
marines always go prepared.
One who has never seen an exnedi.
tlon OF the sort ship for foreign serv.
Ice mas no conception of the business
OF ~ Six days on a navy TRANSPORT
Inlkht De thought opportunity for rest
quite 10 the contrary There are
nou,s Oh crowded activity from waking
70 sleeping. Loading thousand men
on ship Is comparatively a simnle
matter Keeping them in fighting
trim Is another.
A Busy Place.
Inc smoking rooras of the steamer
nave been converted into offices
boNes which look like smart officers
trunks have given up card indexes
tyPewriters, ledgers, adding machines
modern office appliances and every
FACILITY for business. That IS the
business end OF the expedition, with
OUT which II could not exist.
On the forward deck and on the
shade deck Is quite another scepe
Ions lines of khaki men drill i'm forma.
tlons which limited space will allow.
Inspection and instruction follow each
other Held pieces are numbered and
nFliled, recruits are taught the mys-
teries OF semaphore signalling. the
principles OF sanitation. the fundamen-
tals OF the business which is to be
theirs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
POLICE MIDDLE
Mingo, o., Police Force AZ Iooaer.
heads With Mayor and Town Is
All Worked up over Situa-
ton.

special Dispatch 20 the 1ntclIlgcnccr
MlNGO. o. April 2S-The situation
in police circles at Mingo lis stiIl nor.
picking. As all the members Of the
force worked day sniff on Monday
and none could be coaxed to work al
night Mayor Linn was forced To an.
point extra police. Last night Larry
fahey and Patty Linn patrolled the
town as special officers. As there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
WOMAN SUICIDES
VIA ACID ROUTE
Special Dispatch to The In,enlsenc.r.

Special Dispatch to the rn,enigencer.
BLuEF1ELD. W. Va. April Is
Mrs. Mike Gleason. IS. wife OF an en-.
pioye OF the street railway in Prince
ton. after making all preparations.
putting her children 10 bed and kiss.
ing them goodbye. and calling in a
nei.noor woman TO witness the act.
AZ her home In Princeton tonight and
uled IN three minutes. II IL said
trouble with her husband was the
cause. She leaves FIVE children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
TO JOIN ARMY
Four Lads Of Tender Years Leave
Home TO Join U. S. Army In Mex
ico-No Trace Of Them.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CLARkSBURG. w. Va. April IS
Lack OF years has not interfered with
the patriotism of four young bows
who ran away from their homes at
Smithburg. last night. to Join the u.
>, army troops In Mexico, and for
whom local police police officers kept
watch today at every station and
elsewhere. The lads are Ralph Slut
Ter James Tibbitts and two brothers
named Davis. whose ages are but ~
found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
RESERVE BANKS
READY AUGUST 1

WASHINGTON. April 2S.-Secre-
tary McAdoo announced tonight that
the Treasury Department expected the
new Federal reserve banks would he
READY ior business by August /.
statement by the reserve bank
OF y. IEahlzauon committee said subscrip-
tions to the stock of federal ressr,,,
banks IN the twelve districts. received
~ W 10 noon today. aggregated 81. 9gs.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
ELUDED CAPTURE
ESCAPED Murderer Sighted Near Pin.
niekinniek by Posse, but Es-
espes In Running Fioht.
Special Dispatch to the Iutslllgencer.

CLARKSBURG. W. "a. April 2s-
a posse OF 200 deputy sheriffs and
members of the local company of mi.
lltia, heavily armed. made an exciting
chase over Pinnickinnick hgl. north
OF the city. today in pursuit of Frank
i aue ua, escaped condemned muir
derer. but he finally got away after
Sherln Ross +. Stout had shot al him
several times with a rifle. Pauletta
was readily t<sa'ified by members of
the poose. He was armed with n
Tlne. Bloodhounds were brought
mere from Fairmont this evening and
SQUADS OF men continued the search
Ior the heeing man among the hills
north OF the city. Pauletta. who
TAXED TO foreigners this morning al
said he was staying in
thls section for the purpose of killing
the young Italian who put the police
on MS trail when he was arrested Cor
me recent murder OF a fellow Italian
there. He was condemned last week
In the criminal court TO be HANGED
June % for the crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
B. & 0. MEN TALK
SAFETY FIRST"
speshI nisgs!sh to ne lntelIleencer

Spe,iai i3lspatch TO The lntelligencer
CLARkSBURG. w. Va, April 2S-
The Safety First" idea was in
culcated among local employees of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad today by
the general sefty committee thereof
which visited the local stations and
shops for the purpose Precautions
OF the safety of both employees the
traveller and the protection OF com
pany property were out lined in brief
discussions by members OF the com
mittee.
The body consisted of Major J. G..
Pangborn. chairman: r. r. Scoville:
Jno. Har. Walker. Nc. c. Bond; DIT.
p. NJ. Parlett, J. T. Campbell, and b.
{. Craig. all of Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

Judge-Why did you rob this man
I'm broad daylight
Prisoner Well. Judge. you see me
dates Tor night work was all taken up.
Philadelphia Ledger
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BUSINESS cHANCEs.

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Standing of me Teams.
Results Yesterday

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-15
HILLSIDE PARK

The MANAGEMENT of HILLSIDE Park,
not content with presenting the best
Wild West show ever seen at this re-
sort, have strengthened the attrac-
lions by the engagement of several
vaudeville turns of recognized merit
-Four acts were given last Sunday,
and there are three more this week.
The introduction of vaudeville means
no reduction of the program in the
arena. The Wild West show Is even
more elaborate than before. One OF
the latest features is an exciting cpl
sode depicting the burning at the
stake. An interesting performance,
too. is the ball punching of the IN
dian. wounded Buffalo"
Miss Florence Corbin, the Queen or
the Ranch. continues to ride the live
Hest of bronchos, labeled Chainfoot
and Sundance, and Bessie Franz and
Mrs. Barton are other notable women
performers. Among the cowboys,
Franz, Burns, Kinney and Height
have established great popularity
with the public, and Arena Director
III. C, Mcintyre has entertained the
crowds not merely with his dashing
horsemanship and lariat work. but
still more with his phenomenal rifle
shooting, After four weeks of con-
tinuous shooting, Mcintyre will give
way this week to the famous Savages,
whose daring and accuracy are Ia
miliar to all who have witnessed their
wonderful act in other States
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-15

where it has heretofore appeared, and
Manager Schlesinger considers him
self fortunate to open his popular
playhouse with such a well-rounded
out and popular organization.
The opening bill chosen to intro
duce this company is the ever popular
and strong drama OF domestic life,
Bought and Paid For" which will
be given an unusually elaborate
mounting and will employ the SER
vices of all the principal members of
the company, including Frances Nc
Henry, the leading woman She has
won unstlnted praise as leading men,
Der of many of Mr.. Frohman's COM
panies, and has also had a large and
varied experience in stock in many
or the larger cities. Miss McHenry
possesses great charm and ability.
and has rapidly become a favorite in
all the cities in which she has played.
Charles Dingle is the leading man.
he is an athletic young man of con-
siderable personal charm and with
real dramatic ability. Helen Court
ney will be the chief support on the
female side. and Isadore Martin. we'll
known ingenue, Will also be a men,
Der of the company. as will Rose Nc
Donald and Ruth Bonaire, both popu-
lar players of stock organizations.
Charles Schofleld. Thomas F. Tracy.
William Wainwright. Stuart Beebe,
Stephen r. Powers and William
Barry will all be prominent members
of the company
The production will be personally
supervised by Mr. Forsberg.
The subscription lists are now open
at the theatre for those who wish to
secure their regular seats for the
performances. The box office will
open for the regular sale of seats next
Monday at a. M, and will be open
daily thereafter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-15
Curtain Calls

The accredited photo-play sensa-
ton of the world, a production
that is at present the raging hit of
New York, Chicago and San Fran
cisco. where 1t is being presented TO
great audiences, is the feature that
has been selected for the reopening of
Proctor's Park Place Theatre, begin
ming Monday, August 81.
In "Cabiria" the last word in real
ism has been reached. Dramatic and
historical detail was followed in every
line. Motion picture lovers have been
educated to a point of awareness of
the fact that realism is the one indis-
pensible quality in film The italia
Film Company. which produced "Ca-
biria," also produced 1.-THE Fall of
Troy" the first really great produc-
ton in moving pictures.
sCabiria" has had the benefit of
the producers ten years experience
in the moving picture Industry, and
1t is hard to see how, in dramatic
quality, photography and gigantic
spectacles this photo-play can ever
be surpassed.
When a scenario calls for a temple
or palace the producer Immediately
sets out to find suitable structure.
Not so with the producers of Ca
biria." When the scenario, which is
from the pen of the great italian poet.
Gabriel D'Annunzio, called for a
replica of the Temple of Mooch, THE
God of Fire" they built a huge tenn
pie and destroyed Ii Immediately
after the completion of the film.
The artist who played the part of
Archimedes, character seventy
years of age. was engaged six months
before actual services were rendered.
in order that his beard might grow
long, one of the qualifications OF that
part.
Two hundred and nfty thousand dol
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-15
GOODWIN

Jesse L. Lasky's feature film, 1.-THE
Man on the Box" the attraction al
the Goodwin Theatre Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, is rapidly gain
ing the popularity the play enjoyed
when first presented on the legiti-
mate stage.
The story traces the romance OF
Lieutenant Bob Warburton, VINO,
wounded in an encounter with the In
dams, is taken to the home of Colonel
Annesley for medical treatment, and
falls in love with his daughter, Betty.
In order to be near the lady of his
choice, the hero adopts the novel idea
of entering her service as The Man
on the Box In this station he finds
that he is able to combine adventure
with love by thwarting the attempt
of a Russian count to defraud the
United States government of import
ant plans. After Betty'S father loses
his fortune, Bob discloses his identity,
and the love of the young couple,
strengthened by the series of in
trigues, plots and counter-plots
through which it has been forced to
struggle, at last reaches its desired
goal.
Longfellows "Evangeline,' in
which the classics familiar cnarac-
tiers move through 200 scenes de-
scribed by the poet, will be the at
traction Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday. AS an additional feature, the
verigraph, an invention which shows
the third dimension in photography
that of depth-will be exhibited for
the first time in this city. The pre-
sentation will be proceeded by an ex-
planatory talk by Allan Ramsay
who directed the production IN sew
oral of fine large vaudeville houses.
Among the pictures are scenes on
Riverside Drive, New York city, IN
which the new invention makes
great distance visible, while 1t casses
the figures to stand out from the
BACKGROUND in a lifelike manner.
Plays featuring Mary Pickford VIII
be presented Monday and Friday
which, with the Pathe News TUESDAY
and Saturday and the Scientia Films
and the comedy, will complete the
weeks bill.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-15
TOMMY BUTTON STILL HAS THE DOG
AND Mr.. CONGLETON THE EXPERIENCE

right, told OF clam shell marks. moles,
freckles. nose shape, mouth contour,
eye color, leg and ear construction
and lots Of other things in the way
Of Identification.
There was amusement a-plenty.
caused by "Tommy's" expressions
and mannerisms Suddenly Judge
Hahn smiled. then laughed in a sig
nificant way.
Turning to Counsel for the accuser,
he said:
Mr.. COng1eton, will have to dis
miss this case. A charge of larceny
should not have been entertained as
the matter is plainly one for civil
action. 1t is a question of owner
ship of property and has no place in
a criminal court. Proceedings in the
District Court. for instance, with
repleyin features, would be more
proper, for II is plain from all that
has been testified to that the point is
one of property ownership"
Tommy" apparently. didn't under
stand just what the Judge meant but
no reports have come in announcing
that he is not still in possession OF
the coveted dog.