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Sir cin5iac ehnle III oer siaot
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FoR 4 HOLIDAY

Ncnia. ohio. where they had been on
business Tine FIRST news they re.
coived boz regard to thc burning OF
fhD hilh school was read in q Pitts
hursh paper. while the two gentle
mru we're ou ire train coming from
NtnIt Iu EruIrk Do was mot until
they arrived Boz Newark that thev
found ulf the particulars Boo ra.arI fl
fHo burning off fhe hieh school Affar
fnnI. arrival iu tho cIty Yesterday
superintendent Work and Dr. Iepson
set to work to got everything bon shane
for thr opening of tho school tbis af.
tcrroon Boo fho Webster school build.
ing
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The debate bctwceu the Film Grove
and valley Grove debating teams that
Grove under the auspices or the Utertr.
society OF that place hIs been postponed
for an Indefinite time owing Co. the fars
inHf one ar the member OF the dcbafifr
team being confined Zoo bis home under
quarantine. aa a. member Of the family
is 900 with scarlet fever.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 MANUFACTURE, yohh--. -
cnnnAa md NJ sonos-- mer.

enants ana other wholesale Dealers
NII ~ is HEREBY GTVEN- That
We STATE Board % control or tho STATE
pt Wcsf virginia VIII receive nifs daily
~ onlce 81 Charleston. West VirrInf9.
~ Iii nIshiuE supplies Tor the e.rerai
sltie Institutions. The financial mango
" which Is vested iu saId H0ard.
ntrarts VIII be awarded FOB nc lowest
lr quality ronEIicrcd. aNd other
thlufH nc.n rq"1l West Nlrelnia deal
e. VIII De glfcr preference.
= Or supplies needed win be fnr-
nis1ed bidders on receipt Of rrouegf.
stating inc line desired.
aFftf CHariefton. West VIM.
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on the icy walk and fell 20 the ground
sustaining "a very bad fracture OF the
knee cap lie was removed TO hts home
az FULTON where medical aid was called
and the fracture reduced lie is Couuu-
cd 20 his home ut the present time and
VIII not be able Co bee out for several
NH.H.
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has taken Up his studies AZ the Elliot,
commercial school tn Wheeling.
Mrs. Bert White had returned d, b..
nome a. fulton after spending several
uays a. the guest OF friends at Wilm.rI,
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SUPT WORK AND Or JEPsoN
ARRIVE HOME FROM OHtc

superintendent 90. % Work OF Tho
public schools and ur s. d.. Ispsou
arrived home yesterday morning from
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Stockholders Meeting.
STOCKHOLDERS MTErmo,
LOST.

L~OST-Wednesday afternoon be-
tween 18th. and 18th. streets.
stirrup and whip-shaped diamond
stick pin. Reward paid if re-
turned TO Intelligence office.
LoST-A pocketbook W Market
Auditorium and the Island. Contain
ing money and valuable papers. Finder
please return TO 800 North Front street
or call lSf9-Y on the National Telephone.
ta-1-i
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62b North Wabash 81. 4 rooms
ana bath 90
EOS South Front ST. s rooms
and bath .....e....... 5000
Sl2 South Penn St. Z rooms and
bath. furnished.
- Indiana St. S rooms and bath 30. 90
500 Ontario St. , rooms. ........ 300
bO6 North York St. 4 rooms q
bath Observation-Disclosures. 1850
20 Elm 81. rooms ...~...... 1900
80 Twelfth st. StoreroOm.
Pleasant VALLEY. : rooms and bath $500
Pleasant valley. 3 rooms and bath
Woodlawn, = rooms and both
Echo Point 8 rooms ........... $500
Narwood. Z rooms and bath. $500
Altenhcim. Z rooms and bath $500
Security Trust Co, Agents.
4fA5 Market Street. Wheeling
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALWER.
1922 and 1924 Main street.
Calls Answered Day or Nirht-
store Phones SIS.
Vic D. Usriechy. Bell Phone roseR
G j. Bcrfschy. Nat Phone f229-Y
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FOR RENT
MOST CONVENIENT
OFFICE ROOMS TN WHEE1

MOST CONVENIENT
OFFICE ROOM IN
Their Advantages Ares
Twelfth street.
?. Light. airy and clean. All outsids
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,. steam heat All unsightly pipes
concealed.
3 Elevator service. Electric. Clean.
s.. Electric lights.
.. Water in every room.
Z. JauitOr service.
:. Every FIRE protection. Only two and
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Inch fire line on each floor. Chemi-
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.. New Clean and Sanitary.
10. Low rate OF fire Insurance for ten
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II. Hard wood Golden Oak) finish
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70 Hard wood floors. (White Maple).
40. Beautiful Marble lobby and mahog-
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t. You can pride yourself In occupy
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10. Large halls and toilet rooms.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
A
From
THE
COMPANY
SHOES AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
Mad steer.


40 incident that proved exceedingly
dangerous and exciting took place az Efm
Grove Yesterday afternoon when "a steer
that was being driven by Sc1afcr Bros
~ 1919 Wheeling creek. Co. Tire butcher
shop Ht Mulis became u~ntDutroIabIc
After reaching the butcher euop the en-
RACED animal broke past me drivers and
.ifriFH 800 the street. causing e~NrrvOr-
fn drop their work and seek places of
met. wIf. f"r quickest possible haste.
several narrowly escaping the horns of
f.s IufIri8frd beast.
TITO mon foo charge nf fHe animal
called nu fnr schools hr telephone and
armed them fp keep fHr rH.IIrrr Ir aa
iffe was Immediate dtuErr should Hu..
cross f.n uIfH OF tHc wild anfmaf
I' continued YfH course through IIm
'-IFF Hui Patterson. spreading terror 1r
hI '.I' IT, Ie fhouEht that the amman
'H tasting f.n road back. ar DO crossed
.ND bridge IIHf above Patterson and was
elinE uu Tho creek Iu tine direction from
Ni"u if came But. fearing chat some
ono might lo seriously injured. % own.
~. procured 3D. gun and shot tine mnr
animal n short distance above Patterson.
90. ~ Strickllu. Progressive cardi.
MuHA Toe N".m.L#.
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SIXTY mon cmIgratc from ENGLAND
for every 90 women.
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Bruemmer & HHdebrand

Funeral Directors and Embalmsra
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IseIhons 2pl Open dsy End nght
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fOR SALE
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DIED


DoDDHrDGE-Du Monday. January o.
I'If. Hf n.inrE OBJ. m. af Hrr late
f' I.rn.s .r N. 'FRONT.' ANNA WtT.
'f.sTTN DDDuHIugE
IuusrHI arr.Irs. Hf tho .H... wed.
.".iH' morning 900 Do HH Friends OF
Oh. fHmIIF invited Tho HHI, wIf De
ttarn Go WsII.nrrr GOD f.IH train To-
WsIlahurg ~
MARTtN-Iu -HfurH.t. l.nlss n. I1ft
Hf .In.N a m. I.fIN MAETrN. fn
tno Goth year of H.a arc.
FUNERAL from tHr residence of HE
parents 90 ..-" IHUrIIe Avenue ranr-
HrN Ufn 40 . o'clock o. m. Tutrrmcnf
af 49, IInn ... .fsrF. Friends of me
family arc invited
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20. - Strickllu. Progressive cardi.
date for Comfy Superintendent of
free Schools Your support and iunu
pnce respectfully solicited gattf.
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r. n. HfcLain Heirs onioe Building.
4o-42 twelfth Street, City.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WASrED-IccowotIrc f-rmen. brake
"rr uaEc- atrut 500 rNnerIence IN
hf t~~f- send art. rc-aEr. Railway.
care intelligence t4-s-f.-ig-es
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MISCELLANEOUS


WAHTED-Second hand regulation pool
tnble' must be In good condition and
cheap. Address p. III. j., care of Intel
ligencer.
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Wheeling. vs.. Va.
December 21th. 1913.
] do hereby certify that bond and 90.
,NriiF nave been given by the atorc
named special commissioner as re-.
quired hy law. re-
JOHN T. ETNGHOEN
'lgrk of the Circuit Court of ohio co,--
~. West Virginia. d-5O-ia'e ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
Waits on Carranza.
CARRANzA PROMISES ALL
HASTE IN BENTON AFFAIR

Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, March A.
All possible haste I'm reporting upon
the death OF w. S. Benton will be re-
quired Of the commission now at IN
Paso, Texas This was announced
from General Carranza's Headquarters
here today, when assurances were
given that the committeeman ap-
pointed last night had instructions TO
report eonfidentlally to General Car
rama the exact result of their find
ings, regardless Of political or per-
sonal feeling.
II was said written instructions had
been sent the members of the lnvesti-
cation committee. who had been in
structed by telegraph today of their
appointments. II was said that Gen
eral Carranza would leave at once for
the east on tho trip which will place
him at least ten days out Of commun-
ication while ON his overland march
from Naco. Sonora, 10 Casas Grandes.
Chihuahua.
An order placed In rigid effect to-
day resulted In the excluding from
Mexico OF all persons who had come
from territory held by the federais
This hindered several American bust
ness men who had business on the
Mexican side of the line at this point
II was explained that the order had
been made nesosgary by recent trans.
mi'wi0n II militart information
General earranza ordered tonight
an Investigation Of the Baach case by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
COMMISSION ARRIVES IN
FL PASO no PROBE AFFAIR

El Paso, Tex, March A Mexican
commission TO examine into the death
Of William S. Benton, appointed bl
NenustianO CarranZa, supreme chief
Of the revolution, arrived here tonight
and viii review the findings of the
alleged eourt-martial Independently of
the Anglo-Ameriean commission, tho
work of which has been retarded by
diplomatic technicalitles The new
commission is composed of Gen. RAJ
mon Frauto. president Dr. Miguel
Silva and Miguel Lara, They expect
to begin work tomorrow TO ascertain,
according tn their Instructions,
whether the arrest and conviction of
Benton were according 90 due form
of law ana Justice. Unless some flaw
IN the PROCEEDINGS is discovered they
are not expected 10 eXhumo the Bri-
toms body. The new commission is
to act entirely Independent of the An-
lElo-American commission, according
to Cafranza's Instructions
The commission of foreigners mean
while is inactive awaiting Instructions
from washington.
\ detachment of felernls Is reported
to have occupied Casa Grandes unop-
posed today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05

the commission sent to hook into the
death OF w s. Benton. This action
was taken after receipt OF report
from General Nila regarding the
disappearance Of Gustav Bauch, the
American.
General Villas report stated that
Bauch had been Jailed at Chihuahua
| City on suspicion Of being an agent of
lunfrlondy interests Villa said. how
ever, that the American had been re-
leased ana that since then the state
authorities had hecn unable ta locate
him lie promised continued efforts
TO secure more Information about
his disappearance
The hope was expressed that Cen
eral Carran2a's order for the Benton
commission Co investigate the Bauch
case would be ample assurance 10 the
Washington government OF the good
win OF the Mexican insurgents to as-
sst In the protection OF foreigners IN
Mexico.
1t was explained that at the time
the Benton commission had been ape
pointed. nothing had been heard from
General villa regarding the Bauch
case which would warrant special
Investigation. although villa had been
instructed Immediately TO investigate
and report upon the Americans dis
appearance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
Governor Enters Hall of Repre-
SentativeS to Reply to Crit
iciSmS in Speech Regarding
Asylum Probe,
-AWMAKER RESENTS
BEING CALLED COWARD
General Mix-Up Is Imminent
and Chief Executive Sheds
Coat to Fight Man Who
Followed Him,
lay soa.Ins .ou.r.. ..sel.. l...se .l..l


Columbia, s. c., March Am ex-
citing scene marked the session OF the
house Of representatives tonight when
Governor Bleasc replied to certain
statements made by W. r. Stevenson,
N speech on the asylum probe to-
day Personal encounters at one time
soemed likely.
When Governor Bease charged
that Representative y. b. BarQwell was
acting in "a cOWardly manner by rais-
ing "A technical point that the COVER
nor was not within the constitutional
limits IN making his remarks, Mr..
Batnwell advanced to the speakers
stand, but was restrained by dele
gates.
Governor Blease said that he came
prepared for a fight because he could
not stand the alleged misrcpresenta-
tions
After the tilt with Mr.. Barnwell,
the governor left the hall accompan-
led by number of his supporters.
Mr.. Stevenson followed him for the
purpose, 1t is said, of stating that he
did not wish Governor Blease to un-
derstand that he had apologzed for
any statement made in his speech. The
governor apparently believed that Mr.
Stevenson wanted to fight and pulled
off his coat.
IL have been In some fights. but
never take off my coat Mr. Steven
son said, returning to the hall
Disorder reigned for several min
utes while the governor was making
his charges Friends OF Mr. Barn
well and the governor crowded around
and for a time 1t seemed a general
fight was imminent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
SENTENCE OF NEGRO
Anglers WHITE WOMEN
~ -oHrlHs ,ouas.l s'aelAl ls.sso wlSt

Los Angeles, March Protests,
threats of recall and denunciations
poured in today upon Judge Willis of
the criminal department Of the super
ior court because of his action yoster-
day in sentencing TO thirty years i'm
prisonment Charles Guyton young
negro, convicted of highway robbery,
although his only loot was "a white
girls kisses.
Deputations of white women visited
the Judge today 10 demand that ac-
ion he taken 20 save Guyton from
such severe punishment Telephone
messages informed him that petitions
We're being prepared for his recall
other women called in person 10 say
that steps would he taken to procure
a pardon from the governor
Judge Willis explained that the ne
gro had been convicted Of highway
robbery. He had taken a dime from
the white girl, although he gave it
hack 10 her after he kissed her. and
he had subjected six other young white
women to similar treatment, besides
oriminally attacking two negro girls.
one deputation OF women visited
the district attorney to learn what
procedure was necessary to impeach
the judge or otherwise remove him
from office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
PRESIDENT HUERTA WILL
SURROGATE REBELS, HE SAYS

Mexico city, March i-Talking for
the first time to few newly arrived
newspaper correspondents, President
Huerta reiterated that ne has an army
of $50. 600 men with which he IS deter
mined to fight the rebels until they
are subiugated or oXterminated, He
added that he was about ready to be-
gin the construction along the rail
roads Of 1000 blockhouses, about a
mile and half apart, in each OF
which would be placed ten men o.
ders have been given for tarned wire.
hc said. and this would he strung
along the rght-of way OF the railroad
lnes The president expressed con
fldence that this scheme OF pr0teo-
lion would prove effective against the
rebels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
CONGRESS READY
FOR MESSAGE ON
CANAL TOLLS ACT
l.Y uomlns louaa.l ...e,.,. ,.,.,,0 v,,,,

washington, March Resolutions
were adopted by both houses Of con
gress today providing for Joint ses-
sion tomorrow at 1890 o'clock to hear
an address by President Wilson ure
ing the repeal Of the provision Of the
Panama canal act eXempting Ameri-
can c0astwise shipping from tolls.
After the president has read his
message II will be referred To the
house committee on interstate COM
mcree which Will draft Legislation 10
carry out his recommendation II is
expected that the committee viii re-
vive a bin by Representative Sims of
Tennessee, introduced at the last sea-
sion. which would provide for the flat
repeal of the toll exemption.
Although some opposition To the bill
will develop in committee, Il Is assured
Of d favorable report From the DEM
oeratic side In the senate the oppo-
stion will be directed by Senators
.OGorman, chairman Of the committee
on interoeennie canals, and Senator
Chamberlain Of oregon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
DENIES STORIES
Of PEONAGE IN
COPPER MINES


Houghton. Mich, March l.-Denial
that strike breakers had been import
ed against their viii or that they were
kept IN ignorance that there was a
strike in the district, was made today
to the congressional committee in
vestigating the Michigan copper strike
by Ocha Potter, superintendent OF the
superior minea
Potter said he had brought l.700
or 1900 men from seven states TO take
the place of strikers; that he had
employed IS per cent Of these men
personally and had made Il plain to
an that strike was in progress here.
He said the guards accompanied the
strike breakers on the trains solely
70 protect them against strike sympa-
thizers and that all who wished 10
leave the train were permitted to de
so.
Figures from the books Of the min
ing companies We're introduced by
counsel for the operators to refute
testimony by strikers as 10 the low
wages paid the men. A. f. Peter
mann. Of counsel for the companies,
asserted these figures proved that the
general wage average was high even
though wages received In certain
months were low. lie also read figures
in support of his contention that Il was
the custom to pad contracts when Il
was found that the miners were un-
able 10 make fair wages because Of
unexpected changes in the character
Of the rock.
II became known today that the
strikers will introduce Charles H..
Meyer. president OF the Western Fed
Grafton ~ Miners ~ TIE hearing WI
Chicago 10 give testimony regarding
the deportation Incident.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
NEW YORK PAYS
HIGH HONORS To
COL. G0ETHALS
At Great Meeting in Carnegie
Hall, Civic Forum Presents
Medal to Man Who Built
Panama Canal,


New York, March i.--Col George
". Goethais. builder of The Panama
canal was tonight presented by he
civic Forum with medal for dis
tlnguished public service the fust lo
be awarded by that institution Iue
presentation was made ty john I
Finley New York state sumW4-siOnc.
OF education, VINO acted us chairman
OF the meeting IN the cnfor ed absence
OF Joseph ii. Chua e., former amhns-
sndor TO Great ritalu. Speeches tel-
ebrating the event were made hy
Mayor John pmroy Mitchell Rear Ad-
miral Robert NJ peary. Dudley field
Malone, collector of the port of New
York Dr ST. Clair McKelway. Bishop
DaW H. Greer. Of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese OF New York. and
former Secretary of War Henry T..
Stmson
dedieatory poem vas read by
Percy MaeKaye
Hall Filled 90 Capacity.
Carnegie hail. where the meeting
took place, was filled to capacity Col
onel Goethals was given an enthusias-
tic ovation when the presentation took
place and In brief speech thanked
the Forum and paid "a tribute 10 his
suhufdlnates.
The speeches made We're highly lau-
datoy Of the canal builder. Mr.
stlmson spoke Cf the fine spirit which
Colonel Goethnls had fnstcred la the
10000 men under him. saying thai
the success OF the undertaking was in
"a large measure due 10 This.
Mayor Mitchell took advantage of
the occasion 90 state iu the presence
of Colonel Goethals why he had asked
him 70 become police commissioner of
Now York
"lt was not because Colonel GOethal8
was great engineer that ! asked him
to become police commissioner" he
said. III is berausr he Is "A great
administrator and ii tlle legislature
Of the state Of New York does its dut,
know we viii secure him"
Colonel Goethals in his speech made
no reference to Mayor AlItchels re-
marks nor did he allude ia amy way
TO tue New York police commissioner
ship. Colonel Goethals sat directly
behind the mayor when he made the
statement referring 90 the canal buld-
en- in connection with Sew forh's
police service and "a great uutburst of
applause greeted what was regarded
as the significant statement by the
mayor made I'm the presence of Colonel
Geethals himself.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
COMMISSION BEGINS
LABOR INVESTIGATIONS

Washington March 4.-W o.
Thompson of Chicago was appointed
counsel OF the United states commits
slcn on industrial relations today
Chairman Walsh made his announce
ment with the explanation that Mr.
Thomson, an expert on labor prob
lens, would accompany the commits
sion and take an active part in the
hearings soon 10 be conducted in lif-
ferent parts of the country 10 develop
% basis for an effort to improve re-
latiops between employers and en-
ployes.
The present industrial conditions he
said, furnished a problem imperatiyely
demanding immediate solution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-05
CARRANZA TO MAKE
CAPITAL AIT JUAREZ

fl Paso, TeN., March i--SeVenty
men, heads ot departments clerks ana
secretaries employed in the civil
branch of Catfanza's government, arr
rived IN el Paso late tonight from Mo-
gales sonora, and VIII cross to luarea
tomorrow, where they will establish
the offices of thc eonstltutionaliat gov
ernment. The movement of tie mi-
nor officials of the government de-
partments to Junrez rs the beginning
oi IN" transfer of the constituunnalla,
provisional capital from the state of
sonora To Cludad Juarc8 with Che
party was special baggage ear con-
ainlng all of the official papers of
the constitlti0naist governments
which viii ne transferred 10 juarcz to-
morrow.