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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
FUNERALS
OF Victims Of Auto Wreck Near Nor.
santown Held Yesterday at Fair
Hont-lmpressiVe Services.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. July 1.-The
largest aud most impressive funeral
held IN Fairmont In years was H.
triple funeral this afternoon. when
Ecrvices were held for three genera
lions. the victims Of the Sunday auto
mobile wreck az Morgantown. Dr. H.
O.. Mckay. his father w :. Mckay.
and his son. ". s. Mckay. Jr. After
tho services the bodies Of DR. Mckay
and his son were laid TO rest in Wood
lawn cemetery The body Of Edgar
Mckay was shipped 10 Ravenswood
Tor intermcnt The Knights of Pyth-
las and MasOns were in charge Of the
funeral Hundreds Of members OF
both Of these orders attended the fu.
neral In body Three hcarscs were
used and many carriages made up the
long funeral procession Dr. y e.
broomhcld. pastor Of the VI r. Tenn
pie. Dr. ~ q. Howard. pastor Of tho
First w. p. church. and Rev. Crook
pt tor OF the Raycnswood Episcopal
church. ufiiCiatcd AZ the funeral
The other four victims Of the wreck
John Wight. Dorothy Mckay. r. ri
Eailcy and Graham Knox. the chauf.
teur. are all recovering Mr. Wight is
now believed 10 BE- out Of danger. as
BE- also Miss Mckay The other two
we're not seriously injured
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BILL AMENDING HOME RULE
PASSED BY HOUSE OF LORDS
FUNDS
To Take Care Of Government During
Remainder OF Month Provided BY
Passage Of Resolution In House.

WASHINGTON. July 14-Tempor.
ary funds to supply the government
during the last half Of the present
month were provided by a resolution
passed by the House tonight after a
day OF arduous parliamentary ma
neuyering The resolution extended
the appropriation bills OF the last fs-
cal year to cover the remainder Of the
month of July, unprovided for because
Of DELAY IN the passage Of four big
appropriate bills for the fiscal year
which began on July ] Last years
funds had already been extended up
20 tomorrow
Republicans In the house made capi-
tai out OF the tangled legislative Sit
ual ion In which the majority found
itself. The determination Of the rules
committee not 20 meet IN the face Of
pending woman suffrage and prohibi-
ton resolutions. Udde 10 impossible
for the Democratic leaders 10 secure
n special rule on the extension ros0-
luton. without opening up both Of
these questions. and Republican Lead
or Mann refused 10 allow the reaOlu-
ton 10 80 through by unanimous con
sent
For a time IL appeared that the GOV.
eminent departments after tomorrow
night would find themselves without
funds. but an agreement finally was
reached by which the Republicans
permitted the passage of the rcs0lu-
tion after they had made the most
Of the opportunity criicisc the al
minisratlon
During the day the perfected ieri-.
lative. executive and judicial and Dis.
trict of Columbia appropriation bills
had been put through.
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PROTECTION
County by Lorain Coal & Dock
co.-conferenees Arranged

Special Dispatch to the IntsiliEencer
COLUMBUS. o.. July l4.-Onicials
OF the Lorain Coal and Dock com
pany sent formal notice tonight to
Sheriff Anderson. of Belmont county.
that they expect him to furnish
adequate protection to its property.
and that he will be held responsible
for any damage which may be due 10
lack of sufficient protection.
Dates for district conferences for
the purpose of agreeing on minor de
tails and fixing a standard OF i'm
purities were arranged by the execu-
tive board OF the United Mine Work
ers of Ohio yesterday for the follow
ing districts:
Hooking and Jackson, July -.
Crooksville and Lawrence counties,
July %; Pomeroy and Massillon, July
%. As soon as the details are agreed
upon the mines will be ready TO re-
sumo operation. Some of the mines
probably will resume operation before
these conferences are completed
Mining officials express the belief
that the operators of the Bergholz dis
trict in jefferson county soon will
sign the wage scale agreement. About
1000 miners are employed in this dis
trict
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WESTERN RAILROADS FACE
SERIOUS STRIKE; MEN FIRM
CONFERENCES WILL NOT BE
REOPENED ONLY AT RE-
QUEST OF ROADS.
vote to Strike Was Almost Unani.
mous-Result Will BE
Presented To-day.

CHICAGO. July IA - Confere,,o.
between the managers committea
anu ana lhe engineers and firemen OF the
y,elsht railroads west Of Cbica.
So VIII not be reopened, except AZ
,,,',,.q IequesI OF the roads, it. was an.
nounced by representatives. of tba
men tonight
backed by nearly unanimous vote
~ IaNor OF strike the representa-.
yves or the men now hold that onix
Dy me railroads yielding from their
Posltion a strike can be averted that
az az lsnt otcome the most extensive and
u'saslrous IN American railroading.
Inc result OF the referendum vote
VIII be presented to the General man.
asers committee in writing tomor-
row according 10 a request made nv
them az conference today
Inc engineers said thev had ex.
hdustet every effort TO avert a STRIKE
ana that ehective means TO force the
IIailroads 10 action would follow. un.
iess a reply was received shorty
from the managers In which prom.
lses or an agreement were held form
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Threatened
strike OF engineers and fremen On az
,NesleIn railroads. was still in fhc
balance tonight. although the empIoves
had announced 20 the roads todsV
mat the men had voted nearly mar.
lmously 10 strikeJto sustain their de.
mahds. n necessary. and that 4rbitrs.
Ton under the federal law would NOT
be accepted '''
The railroads. through their general
managers committee contcndad tbsf
10 grant The employees demands worid
mean an increase Of s33 600 400 an.
nually In wages The engineers and
hremen asserted that their requcsfe
we're fatS and equitable
II is expected that further ronfer.
enccs viii be held should the nero.
tiations fail and the employee stand
~ their announced refusal Of arbifra.
uon. the resulting strike wouid al
rectly affect $1,000 engineers and 0re.
men and indirectly much larger
number Of workers
w. s. Garter. president of the Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Firrmon and
Encinomen ISSUED q long statement
Following the announcement Of 10
strike vote 10 the conference commit.
tee in which he said the unions wouId
refuse arbitration under the federal
law ~ the railroads have not lived
up 10 previous arbitration awards.
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PUBLICITY In JONES CASE
CAUSES FIGHT In SENATE
SUCCESSOR
To Justice lUrton on Supreme Bench
May be Cabinet orieer-meRey-
nolds ard Lane Considered.

WASHINGTON. July IL - Presi.
dent Wilson will go outside OF his
cabinet In selecting an associate jus
tice OF the supreme court to succeed
the late Horace "A Lurton. unless ~
decides 10 appoint either Secretary
Lane or Attorney General McRcy-
nolds Those two men are the only
members Of the cabinet under con
sicerst tion.
A many administration leaders IN
congress are pointing ou. that Jus
tice Lurtons place is claimed as ona
for a southern Democrat. the attor-
ney general Is regarded by many close
10 the president as likely choice.
In some circles for several months.
Secretary Lane has been understood
TO be the presidents choice for the
FIRST vacancy.
n the president should decide 20
appoint his attorney general thus
preserving the balance OF the court as
Il now 10 constituted. Il Is regarded
as very likely that Secretary Lane
would be asked 10 become head OF the
department Of justice. II Is known
that the president has the highest re-
gard for his ability as a lawyer and
for his views
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DAMAGED
American Vessel, Princeton, Strikes
Onehsrted Rock and Narrowly
Escapes Going Down.

WASHINGTON. July IL. - Listed
heavily TO the starboard and with her
main deck awash. the American gun.
boat Princeton today reached the
naval station at Tutuila. Samoa. in a
sinking condition. Her commander.
Lieutenant Beall. cabled the navy de.
partment that the vessel struck an nm.
charted rock while surveying in the
passageway between Tutuila and
Aunuu islands. At Tutuila she was
cached to prevent sinking, and the
dispatch said she was maintaining
her position safely.
The Princeton is station ship at Sa.
moa, and carries a crew of 15O Off.
GERS and men. none of whom was hurt
or injured by the accident. The lit
tie vessel cost $230.0O0. exclusive OF
armor and armament. when built
nearly twenty years ago.
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INJUNCTION.
isssed Against Adams Express Co.
To Restrain Delivery of Beer A.
legged TO De Shipped Urla~fviIy.

s7ecisi Dispatch - zhs IntsiIixeoeer.
CHARLESTON. W Va. July IA =
Circuit Judge Samuel Littlepage this
afternoon granted an Injunction re-
turnable at the August rules agains,
X n. Clendennin. the Adams Express
company. lts agents and representa-
tiyes. and Edward f3eiEel from deliy.
erinS 10 clenaennln a barrel OF beer
shipped by Edward Beigei. represent
INK The Pabei Brewing COMPANY OF
Cincinnati. on the ground that Il was
violation ~ the prohibition laws Of
West Virginia
Clendennln ordered the beer on
blanks mailed by Beigel from Cincin-
natl The injunction was asked for
BY Fred o. Blue. commission OF pro
nibiton. The Injunction requires
the consignee OF any such liquors TO
SHOW TO the satisfaction Of the express
company. its agents, Representatives
or employees. that he. without soil
citation from said Beigel or any OF
his agents. representatives, or employ
ees. ordered the consignment Of liq-
ucrs Tor his personal lawful use,
without having received from said
Beigcl. or any OF his employees ad-
yertissments or letters soliciting or
Company Is decls-ed TO BE- a common
nuisance so far as II may undertake
70 handle or deliver any liquors for
Beigel
Precedents Given.
Commissioner Blue contends that
decisions OF the Supreme court OF Ken
lucky. OF the United States Supreme
Court In case coming up from South
Dakota. and the Webl Kenyon Law
furnish ground and precedent for the
issuing OF the Injunction
" Is not contended that Il Is a
violation to send advertisements
through the mails. but ID is contended
mat II such advertisements and or.
der blanks are result of orders being
placed with the soliciting company. and
shipments made that a sale has been
consumated when the liquors are de-
liVered and therefore violation OF
the West Virginia Law.
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e. eAso. Texas, July i4.-In case
of a sudden fall Of the Huerta govern.
ment eonstitutionsiist troops are In
position 20 enter Mexico City within
rev hours. according 10 the asser.
uon tonight TO revolutionary agents
there. This would prevent. they said.
the much feared reign Of disorder at
the national capital before the Car
rama government could be established q
TO maintain order.
u already has ben arranged. u was
SAID, that the troops under General
A9uisr would be the first to reach the
city. His 1900 troops are depIoyed
between Tuspan and Orizaba in the
Vera Cruz district. and Il was asserted
would be In a position TO reach Mes-
leo City within - hours.
Asuiisr is said 20 be a stauneh Car
rama man, was brieadier general OF
Irregular troops under President
Madero.
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DETECTIVES RUNNING -, DOVE;
NEW CLUE In CARMHN CASE.
SEEK TWO STRANGE WOMEN
SEEN HuRRYING FROM
CARMlAN HOME
On Night of Murder-Grand Jury
Vow Engaged on Case-wh-
nesses Change Stories.

MiNEoLA. n. Y. July ia.-while
the grand jury was engaged to-day in
hearing nine witnesses tell what they
knsw about the mysterious murder %,
Mrs. Louise Bailey and the actions OF
Mrs- Florence Conklin Carman lust
before and Just after the crime. dc.
tectives were running down a clue.
istrict Attorney Smith said he be.
ueved would lead 10 the nnding OF
the two strange women whom Nrr
tarman and her sister. Mrs. ida
Powell. said they saw hurrying away
directly after Mrs. Bailey fell to the
floor OF Dr. Edwin Carman's Office in
ireeport with bullet through her
These women. the district attorney
aHserted. may be able TO ofer cor.
rohoration 20 the testimony given By
llwood i. Bardes at the inquest and
the story told the grand jury to-day
~ Celia Coleman. negro maid. in
the Carman home.
" was bardes' statement that he
saw n woman dressed as Mrs. Carman
vas dressed. walk away from outside
n window In DR. Carman's office i'm.
mediately after Bardes heard a crash
OF glass and the report of revolver.
that was responsible for the arrest Of
Mrs. Carman.
Saw Mrs. csrman Come In.
The negro maid today amplified the
testimony she gave at the inquest
according TO reliable authority her
story now is that after she heard the
tinkle OF breaking glass and the report
OF "a revolver, her mistress hurried
into the kitchen through the back
door and went upstairs At the in.
quest Celia Coleman fatty denied she
had seen Mrs. Carman the night OF the
tCondnued on Page Ninel
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CLASH CAME OVER MOTION
To CONSIDER CASE In
OPEN SESSION.
zen. Hitchcock Bitterly Attacked
BY Sen. Lee-Both Reports
Come To-day.

WASHINGTON. July 10 49, For Ave
hours the senate In executive ses
sion today fought over the issue of
making public the testimony of Thom.
a. u. Jones, OF Chicago. nominee for
member OF the federal reserve board.
before the banking and currency com.
miitee which voted last week not 20
recommend his confirmation.
Nothing was accomplished IN the
long debate. which at times became
heated. further consideration Of tha
issue being deferred until the major
ny and minority reports OF the bank
ing committee are completed and sub
mltied. probably tomorrow.
Opponents OF Mr.. Jones conhrma-
tlon. who base their hght on the fact
that he II a director OF the Interna.
uohal harvester company under in
dictment by the government sought
70 nave the record OF the COMMITTEES
neaIlns ~. IN me Jones case made a mat
Ter OF public record Senator Hitch.
COCK. acting chairman OF the banking
ana currency committee proposed
nus on the fioor OF the senate early
IN the day. Senator Stone immediaie.
" insisted upon an executive session
uhutr the rule Tor consideration OF
such matters. and the doors were
closed
Urged Publicity.
Senator Hitchcock made his .nrees
ton In the form OF motion and ad
dressed the Senate at length. urging
the necessity for publicity of ali the
facts In view OF the controversy that
has arisen. with several Democratio
senator's openly lighting President
Wilson's candidate for the Important
post The Nebraska senator also dis.
cussed the merits OF the case, but
the main discussion was on the ques.
tion OF publicity.
When Senator Hitchcock concluded
ne was vigorously attacked by Sena.
tor Blair Lee. of Maryland. a Demo.
cratic member OF the banking commit
CONTINUED on Pag. Eirh,J
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HAS CONFESSED
Farmer Arrested For Murder Of
Young eoy>5reaks Down and
Tells AL

RIVERSIDE. n. J.. July i4-Edgar
murphy. young farmer of New Al.
tany, confessed tonight. according 10
INC authorities. that he was the mur.
uerer OF Herman Fisher. the seven
teen-year-old youth who was shot and
KILLED as he was returning home from
a visit TO his sweetheart. Ida Wilhelm.
early Sunday. Murphy. who is a mar.
Tee man though separated from his
wife, told the Burlington county au
thorities. they said. that he committed
the murder because Fisher had in
formed Miss Wilhelm that he had a
wife. Murphy also had been paying
attentions TO Miss Wilhelm
Murphy was arrested yesterday
while here in company with Miss vii.
helm and her sister who were pur.
chasing mourning apparel TO wear at
tho funeral Of young Fisher. Ii was
Murphy and George Fisher. n brother
OF Herman. who discovered the body
of the murdered youth.
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COMPROMISED CASE
Anti. Trust Suit Against Standard OIL
Co. Settled For S6O.OOO-En-
forced State Law

JACKSON Miss. July To-day
State Attorney General Ross compro-
missed for SEQ 900 an anti-truet suit
n The state uf Mississippi against the
STANDARD OU Company Of New Ier-
soy. the standard Ol Company Of
Louisiana. the STANDARD Ou company
~ Kentucky and the Galena girnaf
til Company. The suit was hrourrf
10 enforce a state law that twice has
been upheld by the state Supreme
court u was charged the companies
were operating iu restraint Of trade
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HUERTA'S RESIGNATION
WILL NOT STOP REBELS
WHO ARE PRESSING HARD
THEIR CAMPAIGN ON
MEXICO CITY.
Diplomats Trying Hard to Have
Transfer Of Power Effected
Without Further BlOOdshed.

WASHINGTON. July 14-Although
the resignation Of General Huerta Is
confidently expected by the state de-
partment and Washington diplomats
70 occur az any moment. the constitu-
tionalists unaffected by the news. are
pressing hard their military campaign
on Mexico city
Ofhcial dispatches revealed that
General Villa with l5.O 900 men was
ready for a rapid advance on the
Mexiean capital and hat General OBJ
reRon forces a. Guadalaja lara we're
prepared to sweep onward within a
teW days Although officials have not
reen given much 10 prediction. they
now firmly believe the constitutional.
lists viii be In Mexico City in two or
three weeks regardless of what the
Hueria government may do.
Hope For Peaceful Transfer.
diplomats are working hard 10 pre-
vent hEhtinr In the capital and stilI
hope that the transfer Of power TO the
eonsututionalists may be effected
without further bloodshed. General
Huerta's resignation. II is realized
would make possible parleys with the
constitutiOnalists through which "a
thanEe OF government could be accom-
2lished peacefully.
The numerous official advices say.
tng Hucrta would resign In a dav or
two. including messages from the Rrs
zilian minister in Mexico CITY and
other diplomats. have raised the ev
pectations Of official Washington that
his exit from power also would mean
his flight from the country.
Attacked Policy
Another attack on the adminietra.
tons Mexican policy was made In the
House today BY Representative Mon
dcI of Wyoming He denounced par.
ticularly the mediation negotiations AZ
Niagara Falls and the attitude OF the
negotiations
Discussing the provision OF the pro.
tocol negotiated az Niagara Fails
which valves, on the part Of the
lnited states all claims for war in
demnity. Mr. Mondell said
What an abiect surrender upon tho
paTt of the administration from its
SUN necked demand for a salute Of 2f
guns and an abiect apology is fhte
agreement n demand no satisfaction
or indemnity whatever for incidents
on account Of which the admiufstra.
tion rushed a mighty feet over the
seas. sacrificed American lives. and
nov maintains a huge fighting force
amid the dangers and the discomforts
of the uonics"
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Senator Chiffon prominence few veeks
"nen pubic attention called
mlttee stationery in the promoting of stock in North
Carolina gold mine. - ~ " '
On the floor Of the Senate Mr. Chiffon damed any knowl
OF sueh use oil his official stationery and also dclaimed any
terest in the promotion of the sale of the stock ' "
Senatorial committee investigating the affair finds that while
Mr. Chiton actually had COMPANY he did NOT
buy it in his name r''' " " "o'
Now Hon Wye Bea declares that sitting gold room at
ne Whe House Mr. Chiffon opened the the North
$4,000 Of the stock. - ~ "' "i''Voo UT
Bea declined And he suggests had he bought the
MT hon would have kept his pledge him and the
result of the Parkerbug been dHnt
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MORE SNAGS
Administrators Antitrust Proaram
Runs Up Against More Trouble
In Committee.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE sd
m nlstratiOn antitrust program. re-.
vitallzed by energetic action Of senate
committees last week and apparcnfiy
assured Of perfection BY today in
order 90 hasten the session Of con.
Efess 20 a conclusion. has struck some
more snaEs
Just what AT the snars are has
not ieeu aacortained Absonteeism Is
one of them, differences between Dem
ocrais a. % important points both IN
the clayton Hll pending before tho
judiciary committee and the measure
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NEGRO LYNcHED

LAKE CORMORANT Miss. July IA
James Bailey. a negro. accused OF the
theft Of three mules. was hanged to-day
by mob near Lake Cormorant. Bailey
was taken from an officer while en-
route In an automobile to the jail at
fernando. Investigation by "a coroner-s
jury late to-day failed TO establish the
Identity OF any member Of the mob.
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10 regulate securities Of common car.
riets before the interstate commerce
commission. is another. and a desire
on the part of many senators 90 have
at the pending bills consolidated into
one measure. is third cause
The Judiciary committee met today
and endeavOred 10 perfect the Clay
ton bill Some changes alrcadv an.
nounccd are again undc- considora.
lion. members ~ the committee hop
ing to complete the bill bv tomorrow
night Tho executive session Of the
senate today caused them TO lose
half a day.
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RAMSEY TO TESTIFY.

WASHINGTON. IuIy 14.-Ioseph
Lake Erie railroad. aud George uoVie :.
New York engineer. are on the list ~
witnesses 10 testify ~ a hearing to-mor-
row before the house interstate COM
merce committee on the Townsend reso-
luton requiring the Interstate commerce
commission to examine into the affairs
ot the Wabash-Pittsb sburgh Terminal
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ANOTHER ARREST
Negro Caught a. BlueHeld and Jailed
on Charge Of Violating Yost
Prohibition Law.

Special Dispatch Co tho tnteiIirencor --
BLJEFiELD W Va. July IA
negro named Sam Dodson was ar
rested here late to-day CHARGED with
retailing whiskey ln violation Of the
prob bition law of the state
The city n Blucheld. the state OF
West Virginia and the United states
government viii all prosecute him.
Ihis De- the second arrest since Sun
DAY ana Officers arc hot on the tran
Of other bOotleggers.
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so ALTERS HOME RULE THAT
1T MIGHT HAVE BEEN
REJECTED.
Andrew BOnar Law Summons Sir
Edward Cursor to London
For Conference.

LONDON. July IL. 49, The house .of
lords today finally passed and sent
down TO the house OF commons the
Dill amending he home rule bill.
Lord Morley. who was among the
final speakers declared the amend
ments had so changed the Character
Of the bill that the lords might al.
most as well have rejected H. But
tho marquis OF Crewe. also speaking
Tor the government. struck a more
optimistic note OF hopefulness that
an ultimate settlement would bo
reached. Earl Beauchamp. in behalf
OF the government, annoUhced willing.
ness 90 give facilities for a confer.
ence if there was general desire
for one.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne. leader
Of the opposition. made a guarded re-
spOnse 10 this offer. but his attitude
was not unfriendly 10 10. and late to-
night surprise was sprung by the
announcement that Andrew BOnar.
Law leader of the opposition in the
house Of commons had summoned sir
Edward Carson 90 London. supposed
lN iu connection with some such ncgo.
tiatons. a steamer was specially
stopped Tor the Inionist leader and
De left Belfast "a day earlier than ha
had intended. aandoninE one Of tuo
i'm mporiaut engagements
Although nothing definite is known.
10 is believed conference of tho
party leaders o. being arranged.
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THIRTEEN BURNED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July IL
thirteen men were burned. three prob.
aCly fatally. when a keg OF powder
exploded In the mine OF the Olcott
Coal company az Dungrif tonight
Matthew Holspein. Alexander owns.
by AMI Jesse Barlow are in a local
hospltal With small chances for re-