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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03
OUT-THE-PIKE
lunch ana narar.

The Ladies Aid society Of the Edg-
wood Lutheran church. hos completes
hFf.t Ecmcnts Tor an all day luncheon
ana bszar that will be held AZ Odd bel
lows nail Dec. 40. Lunch Will be served ala
CART, the menu 70 include home made
COOKING. number Of booths Tor fancy
Nork and candy will also be ARRANGED.
Music VIII be furnished during the ar
ternoon ana evening by a vfctrula A
novel feature % the affair will b. the
handkerchief booth. In which nearly
state in the union viii BE- represented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03
WANT NAMES
Wheeling Sunday School Toy Mission
Asks for Names Of Deserving
Poor-Wili Give Aid.

The Wheeling Sunday School Toy
Mission will be glad TO have the
names. age and address OF deserving
children of the poor sent In by re
sponsible parties. They may be sent
10 Truxells' Millinery Store. Nays
Shoe Store or to +. w. linn. presi
dent. and S. ID. Clegg, secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03
Mrs. mecIain's Experience With
Croup.

When my boy. Ray. was small. he
was subject to Group. and was always
alarmed at such time. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy proved far better than
any other for this trouble II always
relieved him quickly. I am never with
out II in the house. for know Il Is a
positive cure for Group" writes Mrs.
w. X. McClain. Blairsville. Pa. For
sale by all dealers-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

The Ladies On tho West Liberty Chris
menta FOR a chicken auuuar that viii 81
held IN the church thia cVfnInr gurrar
will D. served from 90 DO. and will in
'luue chlchnut Dread. butter rrfffa
salad. Hlnw and many other Ir0ndfea frr
cream VIII also lr served. and boz afIfs
ZION booths VIII b. arranged Tor tho anI t
nome made candy and other dcllca.
ciea. All arc invited co. attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

The Emmcraon Literary Society. OF
we lrladelphia district hiEh school met
frHt'ldny Tor the purpose OF rlorttnr
yllltffs Tor the coming year. After at.
sendlng % other routine business tha
ielipwiuE were elected President
Homer kotlar. Vice prrrfdont f.rtte
,puas secretary, Wilma Mitchell. secre-
iary protein. Blanch Storyr. marshall
ilafrlid Little. The election 81 officers
for the Hawthorn Society vae 49,, b.t,I
nut 90 the result of several fia votes
- VII be held again this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

81 The REGULAR monthly meeting OF the
farmefg Protective AaeuciufIon az fhe
stone church road will d. hold sstiir-
Jay evening a. the Confefuwru school
mouse. Considerable huslurea wfI conn,
~ ~ we fueefur and nll member arc
rcIuNrfeH fu he present o. has hoo,
.lated that some cases where hunters
rave violated the laws of the Aaaorln.
linn VIII De taken uu and iu all Ukoll-
hood prosecutions viii follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

The quarterly Love Yeast of the Tfm
grove VI church was held Last en-.
lInF -n Pc church Rev 81 3D. Hart. uaa.
lpI n ne church presided and mad0 aH
.ilrni tndrnHe The meeting was
I ne nature Of PREPARATION aorrfrra
Lff inN common services that viii BE-
neld Hund1F morning The church uaa
iliFd % fhe worflnr iaaf evening"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

The teacher and pupils of tho Roo.
ldne school have completed arrnnrs.
ufnta Tor pie end hos social fhaf 800.
r" hfld nt thn arncoi house safurdar
etcniuE Do add ton fo the social liter.
Hff pfnFram VIII o. presented Th
THE benefit Of the rrhrof
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Grofe '''rs OF Elm
mrs Anna Fitzgerald. 81 Elm Grow
- ~ evening for Nevada Mo. vher.
49, WI take treatment for her evrr
Tnt was accom- PANIED By hor sister ~
Drlul lIcmnna. " nrldrannrf -. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

NAlbfAhAlSO. Chile. Dec .
onaii riots broke out last nlrht a. a
,-ull on me German electric tram
company Increasing ffs farfff 80
only slight damage was done = ~
windows being broken and several
electflc trains partly destroyed There
we're q few Isolated shouts aeainsf
germany from among the mob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

The Christian Eudeavor society OF the
NeNt Alexander Presbyterian church
mas completed arrangements FOR tho
.ptulhf OF penny social NJ the church
l.el efe-ing. The pennies must come
hL the root or fraction thereof PLENTY
or music Will be furnished durfna the
'.tN.nk ~ huth the young mems choir
Eve refreshments ana very enjoy
anle time O. being expected An are in
vited 20 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Tho Mons Hlbie class Of the stone
church sundaY school will meet Frif9v
evening 90 tha home of H " Kcvaer on
KEYS Lane
ltrf. Alevand M fanh ~ West Alex
ander o. spending several days ln rltf9-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

The honrd ~ education 81 TrIadeiphfa
district Yesterday finished the tour on
Inspection 81 the properties that have
been suggested FOR the location Tor
the new high school All rrouerfv BE-.
tHcfn tho heech Glenn schools and the
80 bridge has been carofuifv zone o,er
ana the board ls az the present time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Doll Carts, Doll Baskets. Doll Beds
for good girls-Have your mother bring
you, or come yourself-Look at the
thousands of Girls Toys, Pianos, etc.
Don't forget, it's treat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
Special Nueest Service.

MEXICO CITY. Ech aG.- This city Was thrown into an intense state. "f excitement early this m"rning by the rapid irih. uf rifles in iIn direction Ot the government Jail. Shortly after the firing thc citizens saw many com through tho streets and thc report gained ground that the constitutional ists army had attacked the city.
 II has since hccn learned that the excitement in the direction of the jail was caused hy an attempted delivery of all "f tho prisoners. both political and frions. Tho plans were arranged by friends of tho imprisoned deputies and others who Hucrta is holding in- C mmunicndo for reasons of his own.
 The plot was all arranged and tho guards at the prison were brihcd l'' allow the men |" "vcrlHwcr them anu
  4ast hour this morning.
 The plans would in ail probability laye worked out as arranged had not !, new under officer been sent to duty nt the prison yeztcrtlay and had he not happened |" bc In charge "f inc guards at tho particular time arrang- c., for tho releasing of tho prisoners.
 After the men werc lot out into the jail yard where they arc given their breakfast and allowed q short time In which tn exercise and smoke they we're marshnled in line preparatory 10 lM ing counted and marched hack t;' their cells. Just as the line started to march into the building the pre- arranged signai was given and . gem
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

,ri break made for th" gate of The prison yard. .\rrordlnE tu the plans tkis gate was tn have been left un- l. krd by Inc man in charge and the other guards were not {" fire on the ris,mcrs SIS they made their WAY Ou'.
 The man at the gate did his part. hut the new llnderkceper was not in tn plot and he threw the heavy bolts of the gate into place before the flee ing men could reach the place. There was some delay in triyng to get the gntc open and the keeper emptied his revolver int" the crowd of prisoners l., fore hc w;,s knocked down and s. rsplcss by hlow on the head.
 There was Il company of federal in- f,ntry marching down the street just
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
MAY SETTLE R. R. BILL TODAY
AIRSH|P MEETS
 DISASTER
,,ee'ai Nugget Service.

lVO~'S' sN~B8Vs
 Iii:i.Niti.ANDt Feb. -". Another oL the latest type ';,ii,in .,irshiIis wns wr,ck.d today when one ''f the grs..,
 ', scis of the air which wns under atIing trial with the naval coininis sion on hoard v-ns caught by a sud- den violent s.Iuall and hurled from ;h. air to the surface uf the water. Ming then ls,IIde.i ID pieces by the ws.vcs and sinking within hour
 Fourteen men were drowned. in. rI,uling Captain Von Stetzin. the com m under "f the German airsliip dlvis- iosi. Al s,mn as the airship was se n to full into th.. ,re,tn several torpedo. ia ais hurried |" Inc scene and len uf the crew "f the wrecked airship wtr" saved
 This latest Iisasi,r is iitrih,icd r.. ths' luss Of g;x through travelling u Such a great height. This and th.. EiFge number of men in the crew WIS due to the fact ihai the ship wrs working under actual war conditions. ihus making lt necessary to r rin,ln at a heighth which could not he rcarE. .-: by shells from batteries on the ground.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Special Nugget Ssrv,cs.
 MEXICO CITY Feb. a6.- -intrrna- . Ii, nal circles here have now reached the. point where they can see ndhin: hut the forcible entering "f Mexiro bv t'rited States troops.
 The British. French and German "mia,ssics have each been prov vided with n considerable guard of sailors "r marines for the purpuse "f pr"tert- in.. their property nnd the lives "f the subjects of those countries who nsay seek tl" protection of the official resi" .'cnc.. "f the ambassadors ar minis iers. Machine xuns book out 'N"r bar rucks ;ti the German embassy ani iefurc the home of the British ann Islss;,dur K parked q smul, battery of quick firrr~ with camp of rcd jack ,.ir,l marine infantry behind them. Ik.wisc the French minister's resi- deuce is surrounded with armed guards from one of the French ships ard all of these military outfits are
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
PERMISSION REFUSED FOR A
 LEGATION GUARD TO LAND

iy to the request from WaslliIiSi iUn Anu ti!cn in Il burst oi anger no tod tn, American diplomat ti,at he wuulo never, sU long as he iLAd one shred allow two thousand American su,die, . "r two hundred thousand Americas, srdnI oi one AnIcrivuu soldier tu st'p L""t "n Mexican soil.
 IL Is reporIcd that OSluughnrssy k'pt his temper admirably when tur M"Ahan president l"st lis head am. that nc quietly reminded iIurria th Il "ii"'r countries had srnt tro"ps to the ely for the purpose of protecting tLr.r citiI'hs and that thc United States hoped [" be accorded th. s.,lnc con SIucraiioit.
 iiucrtl then told the American rep T, sentative that he w.ts tired of the interference of the United States and aud that if there were any Americans q" danger M Mexico they had better get out as quickly as possible for hr would not allow the marines to land noi would be bother his head longer about the Americans.
 This ended the interview according |" rei."rts from the palace and the American representative wired prnr- ti,aIiy thr rntir" conversation |" his government.
 The refusal of Ilucria to allow the Aincticnns tn land mon ,as have the ether nations. for the protection uf ti'"ir citizens is contrary to all intc..- h.,il"nal usage and it can he consider cd in n" other light than Il deliberate attempt on the part "f the dictator {" h"liltlr ana insult the United States.
 IL is nut believed here that even the peacefully inclined authorities t Washington can find nn excuse for thu urn~"ss;Iry :tnd unwarrrntcd insult l." the American government and 1t
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
ALASKA BILL IS
 UP AGAIN TODAY

which will he of little importance just nt present one way nr another. The stuata k willing to leave the matter "f the guage of the spurs in aheyancc and tn he settled after the completed survey and plans have been suhmlt- led and il Is believed that this will he satisfactory tn the house conferces.
 Ii is anuninced hero that the prn. ln sr'l congressional invest iEuti"n m ,h.. i'riI,ilnff island seal herd will in- cln.l. :n investigation of the charges made. ly Henry W. Ellison that tho slaughter uf the seals wi,s well known lu tir department under the admin istls,tinn nf Secretary Eaplc and th't ii was winkc,l at hy tho officials
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

prepared with provision and ammu nition for withstan ndinx a long siege, They have provided x place "f snf"- ty for their countrymcn when the brewing storm breaks over Inc city and the citizens and subjects "f thts"' countries know that they will hv pro tected no matter what may follow ih' rttack on the city by the .'onsiitn ti, nalists ar the rising "f the pe"i,'" against HuertA.
 Su very serious is the sit,I,ti"n i', th, City If Mexico today that. ariinr' or instructions from Washington. ti"' .Nmericnn rrpresentaatN,. her" early ills morning called on tn" prcsid"r, and In ih, name If the l'mitt.i states government asked that permission be granted for the Tinted States {" s""' two thousand marines into ihe city fer the sole purpose nf guarding the kration and protecting American lives and property,
 President Huerta listened very quiet
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
MOOSE SOCIAL
 LAST NIGHT

The Loyal Order "f M,"'s.' Gsivr an .,tl:er one of their always cni"yabi, su. i;,l ufryirs, j. st night im the MouAs :,,d..c rooms.
 O.snring began at uinc "clWk An continued It!ii midnight. Tn. rn.: of the M."sc hall room IS iaptli, becoming one of the best dane" ii"ors in Nome and the many G,n's's enjoyed |, splendid evening.
 John Paul .luIies was floor miu- ngcr and Prof. Peterson furnished tlt music.
 Mrs. !. E. iioss nf Solomon enter inined thosr present with .t song which was much appreciated.
 There were about tw" iulrIr,' Moose und friends present
 Inquiries were frequently nh,.l" l. to the whereabouts of "IHp" M.d'"n. nell during part of the c>'nin,. and i, is believed that he spent part "f his time in the bowling alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
Special Nugget Service.

cpeCtaI Nu8Set 0SVviCe.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. ..'; Tlu AL aska bill was taken ul' in r"nfcr~n" by the committees nf the h"iisr un,l senate today and it k l,irvtd ih;t there is a possibility "f it~ being TO- rcrted hnck and pass..I h"I"r" ad. jonrnment.
 Ii is stated that President Wilson ias brought his intlucnt.' |" l"lr m the senate conferccs and l,ai hey a:'' now willing to accept all ,i ilI" house amendments with thc lMiSsihlc "Xccp- ti"n f the provision for ih.. standard guagc spurs. .Insi why ihr senate sl,Ould hOli aO tcnu'iriSl. |" Ihr mir- row Euagc track fer Il" spur roads does not sccm in In apparent unless 1t is brCatIsc tue rn,ninilt,, ,l.".s u"t want to yield tn tlr ilotlsr "n all nj the amendments and this is T matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
TAFT JUST MISSES
 SEEING A FIST FIGHT
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 CINCINNATI. O.. Feh. :G.--F"rm"r I'rsidcnt Taft just missed seeing Fl tisi light today :u tin. m'"iiii. 'L ti"' delegates to the National Housing Assmiation to which lm k t" m'k" i,r nddrcsS t"morrow.
 He arrived ton late today.
 This afternoon the delegates were tt.rown mto panic when Dr. Ken Tuberculosis league and =. r. Whit = ncy. former secretary, fought out m nLi rru,lyc with their frsts. Both suf- ftrcd blNMly noss"s
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
Nueeet Special Service.

Nu9Q0t 0peCtat SeTNtco.
 wASHlNGTtJN. Feb. :o Tn. r,.. TX rt from thc representative uf tho Interview with Hucrta and the latter , rrfisaI {" allow a tgnii"n guard tr ..nirr irn. city has been received here and it has thrown a sinister cloud ov .r tho entire Mexican situation which sc. HIS tn leave almost inc entire gnv- crhincni h","iess uf settling the pres : .r, very scri"us crisis without armed fore.
 |, is essential fnr the protection nf
 .mcrirans that marines go to Mexico City. other powers hve been granted isrmissi"n to send their guards to ,he crr rrhassics and the Tinted States. which has m"rc interests and more citizens than all nf the other nations q, mhined. is. refused permission [" liotcct her own Inspl,. IL would seem t,.al ilwrii k irving to force WITT s-hu IHfi' 'h'F' N"S "' N"H "" '"'' United States iu avoid il.
 What action inc president will tak3 ia not vet known. He is proceeding very cautiously in all matters pertain ingto Mexico and hc will take no in Sh step. f:ut unless there k decided change ror the better within d very few hours it is reported that the pres itl, mt will forward the ltcst dipl"- m:lth "Nclunecs and the cX!i't pIT's- ,rt condit iuna tu congress ani VII have the final decision "f w:r nr u,;,cc with that lnuly
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
COURT SETS
 DEATH DATE
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK Feb. 2G. The court of appeals Ut Allany has set tho date for inc execution ar the four New York gtinmcn sentenced (" M clecs ire tcutcd for the murder nf the gam hler o1senthal fer sometime during the week of April i2.
 An attempt will M made {" have tl,c governor pardon the men on the grounds that they arc valuable Wit csscs against the system of police graft that made the killing of tho yamblcr necessary in order to save of-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
CHARGES MISCONDUCT. Special Nuopes Service

WASHINGTON. Eeh. s6.- Wade Cooper. fnancicr of this city has fled charges against .Justicc Wright a. the district of Columbia supreme court In which he accuses the Justice nf private and profs~sjonnl miSc"h- duet which hc says is n disgrace 'r tn, Judiciary of the nation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
NO CHANGE IN ROUTE.
Special Nugget Service.

wASHlSGTON Feb. 26.- The Can Mdinn Pacific fT,iirm,i has let il IL" known that it ,k,.s nui intend tn Ol,- ,.Y;. any "r it's ships through the hnai'm canal as ii can s." n" aL- vantage In n change frnni tln. i,rt'sri-t re Iute.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

iS confidently predicted here that the two thousand marines and more win I". in the city within the next forty eight hours. In the meantime If the storm breaks the protection of the .,m,ri,;,hs will be left in the hand If the other foreign guards.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

trhr final dress rehearsal of th,' ping at 7:30 in Eagle halt The seen cry is practically r"mplcird and will pr' durcd in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
NOTICE MOOSE.

Nomination nf officers nf the Loyal order nr Moose No. 14l3 for the sn- suing term will talk" pktcc Snndny Mnr..i, l. at D. m. \ full attend ui ,.r is requested.
 tnAS. |. TIiOMrSbN. S"cy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Ecials of the police department from exposure. but it is n0t believed that there will he my stay granted,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVERY
 MADE AT MEXICO CITY

outside of the prison an iIs way hacN ,o bNrracks from a night on guard ;,t nc of tho 0Mtpnsts aud hearing tho noise inside the walls tl,r captain q: this company halted his men and when tho gate was finally swung open he greeted the escaping prisoners wi.'. voIley of rife fire This staggered the men and they fell hack inside ihc walls.
 Tho regular tr,mps then to"k charge oi the prison and during the morning there have bccn frequent voiieys from within the walls which means thn' many executions are going on.
 =
 White Barn rebuilt ready for busi-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

There is good education in . live paper. Subscribe for the NUGGET. the livsst thing In Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

H you do not believe in suffrage the sisters, cousins and aunts in Pima fore may convert you.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

For tho benefit of patrons. toilet in rear of Eagle saloon will be open on Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Best comic opera ever produced. "Pinofors" Saturday night at Eagle hail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

FLOUR IS CHEAP. Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

For Nome News and Worlds news get the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

White Barn rebuilt ready for busi- ness. $t per dox., for frssh eggs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

lilly, dressed like a bacchante, dane
ed her virginia. little dance with
shamed, downcast eyes, travesty of
bacchanalia, a child repeating pas
sion by role.
And now lilly wat at her last ditch.
Before long, at dawn probably, Vein
niger would dismiss her-not pas
her off, for lilly had drawn her sal
airy ahead, being given to the afore-
said riotous living, and having at
Christmas, the week before, present
ed to the children of the porter at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

her perr'nn, the only Christmas they
had ec--yed.
The barnaid was large and very
blonde Tonight, with nothing but
champagne on sale, she was not
busy, having only the walters checks
to look after. She pinned a pink rose
in her bosom and looked at lilly with
not unfriendly eyes.
''Hove you seen Weininger?" she
asked. ''He was looking for you"
Z "Im right here when he wants
me-" Tilly's tone was defiant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-09
SHELL EXPLOOES,,
CHILD MAY DIE

Suffolk. Va July S-sheldon
Vaughan, tan-year-old son Of John s.
Vaughan. a Iromtnent jewel r Of Suf-
folk lies at st Andrews hospital suf-
ferins what is feared to be fatal in
Juries. from an exploded shell with
which he WIS playing on the sidewalk
IN front Of is home Oh clay street.
The old sheli. supposed to be a relic
of the Mexican war had lain around
the Vaughan .hnr-e for fourteen years.
The explosive was thought to have
been taken from the tghle lon, ego.
The mechanism of the shell. however,
was not known to any member Of the
family. and his morning when shell
don, hammered on the top Of It with
Ia rock, it exploded with tetrific for ce
the noise bang heard several blocks
away and left the child lying. hor-
rbly mangleC on the pavement
One nand VAS blown off, the flesh
from ore leg blown away, ana he
blood vessels severed and the face
badly lacerated, with a fracture of
the skull above the eye.
While every effort is made by phNsi =
clans TO save the boy, his injuries IRE
of such n critical nature as TO cause
grave fears for his recovery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-09
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-09
NEW BUILDING
FOR CITY SCHOOL

Building Inspector Butler Yesterday
approved the plans for the new pub
lie school building 20 he erected on
Floyd avenue, between Allen and
Vine streets. to cost $152,000 Work
VIII begin on the building at an early
date and 1t is believed by the build
ing inspector that the new school Will
be ready for occupancy at the be-
ginning Of the term Of 1915.
Other permits Issued were. To T..
-. Cutchins. to build a two-story brick
store and dwelling on Main street,
between Park and Meadow. to cost
$4,000: f. J. Melton, to huild Il two
story frame dwelling on Lttlepage
street, between James and Short
Baker streets, TO cost $4,000; 10
George W Brown, to build a brick
garage at Seventeenth and Cary
streets, to cost 81. 600; NJ w Law
renee "a build a two-story brick
dwelling on Floyd avenue. between
boulevard and Deep Run, 10 cost
$1,000.