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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

ed Proprietor and the Peasants Cot
tage. Mrs. Douglas.
The Cars Dominion Embraces
Every Phase of Civilization"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
Woman's Club. WeIIsburo.

The Woman's Club of Wellsburg
Will hold their meeting Thursday aft
ernoon at the Hudson house. Rev. ID.
Nj; Spur will deliver a lecture on
Prison Reform" after which there
VIII be an informal reception.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
For Miss lutz.

Miss Helen South will entertain
number OF her friends Wednesday ar
ternon with a luncheon at the Wind
sor Hotel The affair is planned for
Miss Regina Lutz. whose engagement
to Mr.. Harold Moore Sawyer OF Waiver
ly. y. Y, has been announced. The
center piece for the table VIII be
mound of yellow NUNS and the fav-
ors are baskets OF French mfnts.
There will be Govern for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

The young lady acio.s lIa .a. .ara
ih" papers are stl poEIne fun at fhr
mother of one OF tbe players bob tho
world n HnrIca Tor being so proud and
happy became ho hit into three double
PLAYS i1 ono Faurf and for her part
she Thought BE- uHa natural Tor the
GOOD woman t0 chow boz pride i1 nor
son furcr.r. and didn't think r var
nice AZ aii fo laurh 90 her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
Martins Ferry Club.

The next meeting of the Woman's
Club OF Martins Ferry will be held on
Thursday afternoon. Miss Inglebright
Is IN charge OF the program which is
to be sealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

Seats for three performances are
now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

An interesting utfis tootisf .rut.I-
niAanIf frf.HHH IH IrIrr cent Col
II HffIInn people fHfr fUHfnrr o. D.
Davis g. nobotcn. SD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
AT The Hillman Jewelry
Store No. % Eleventh St.

Shoppers will find one of the most complete lines
of quality goods to be found in this vicinity Our
Xmas stock is arriving daily. Wise shoppers know
that small deposit is all that is required to lay
aside any article in store until Christmas
BY taking advantage Of this feature you will
not only have the advantage of larger stock to
select from but you will have the additional advan-
tage of more time in the making of your selection
We want to show you our line-our clerks will not
insist on your buying. Our goods and prices make
that part ne essary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

The La4ies Carroll Social Club will
enjoy another afternoon card party
today. The Misses Blum are in charge.
Following the games n luncheon will
be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

Ask any Of the grocers here in
Wheeling for Climalene.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
"Wednesday Club

wednesday Club.
Mrs. Reed Baird VIII entertain the
members of the Wednesday Club al
her home on Twelfth street TODAY.
The usual diversions will be enjoyed.
Evening star., 1914-10-15
BEL ELGRADE SAFE FROM ENEMY.
SAYS A SERVIAN STATEMENT

loss. Our artillery, by it's accurate fire.
spread panic in the ranks of the
enemy"
Evening star., 1914-10-15
KAISER SEEKS FRENCH PORTS
IS THE BELIEF OF ALLIED FOES
While London Watches Conflict on Belgian Border, Bor-
deaux Expects Important Developments
Somewhere on the Center

LONDON October IS, 1:25 pm-"The Battle of the Rivers"
ground today with the comparatively small field of opera
in the Department of Nord and in West Flanders where the
conendng allied and German decide during the
week. perhaps phase the struggle which became
when the Germans occupied Antwerp Ghen German attempt
seize and hold the seaports of Belgium and
CHECK TO INVADERS CLAIMED
plain that German plan sweep
Ostend and thence the French ports the peous
that characterized the rush toward Paris but this British military
the invaders have meeting with the stubborn
kind of resistance
The rgdness of the censorship however precludes than
which side scored in the fighting which followed
retirement of the Begian and the advance of the Germans
vicinity of Ghent In the of that city said that
have and all indicate violent pos
session Of Ostend other channel ports
progress.
BELGIAN ARMY STILL MISSING
What became of the Belgian army which
known the public Nor composition
allied seeking advance clear
AS the before the fall of Antwerp
discounts the German of though
pointed today that the allies of
Ypres which the German occupation of Os-
tend would be difficult.
Germans reported in Belgium Bruges
which place their cyclists patrols
There nothing today indicate change in the
situation in France in the eastern
Evening star., 1914-10-15

NISH, Servia. October IA, via London.
October 15.-In an optimistic official
communication given out today the
Servian government announces that
belgrade being no longer in danger
the pensions of retired officials, be-
ginning today. October IA, Will be pald
at the. state, treasury in. Belgrade ana
no longer at Nlsh."
The communication sets forth also
that the supply of cattle and foodstuns
in Seryia is SO abundant that the ex-
port of such products Is permitted.
ROME, via Paris, October 15.-Ac-
cording to letters received here from
Seryia Prince George, eldest son OF
King Peter, is not progressing favor
ABLY owing to his refusal to submit
to the orders of the doctors who are
treating a wound he received in a
recent battle.
Crown Prince Alexander of Servia
also was wounded in the head, but his
hurt was a slight one, and after it was
dressed the crown prince found 1t
unnecessary to remain in bed and
continued his military work.
LONDON, October 15.-The following
setviap official. statement, given out in
Nish. has been received by the Reuter-
Telegram Company:
sunday night the enemy attempted
two attacks on the extreme right wing
of the front between svornik (Bosnia)
and Losnitza tservia). The attacks
were repulsed, with heavy losses to the
Austrians.
.Monday morning they attempted to
attack the; Servians twice on the left
hank Of the Save river, but were re-
pulsed on each occasion with great
Evening star., 1914-10-15
ITALIAN WAR MINISTER
A WORRY TO AUSTRIA
Appointment of Gen. ZupelH 1s Ra-
garded With Apprehension
at Vienna.

ROME. Via Paris. October 15-rb.
Messagero today published tele-
gram from Vienna. which saws tba+
the appointment of Gen Zupelli as
ltaiiah minister of war. is causing
some apprehension in the Austria
capital, the fear being entertained tb.t
Gen. Zupelli. who comes from c.no
D1stria. Austria-Hungary, will favor
the joining the province of Istria ia
Italy. 1t is rumored here that a sne-
cial court courier has left Vienna for
Rome with an autograph letter from
Emperor Francis Joseph on the sub
ject.
In connection with the appointment
of Gen. Zupelli it is recalled that when.
during the reign of King Humbert.
sisnor Aanardelli was forming a cabi-
net he chose Gen. Baratieri as minis
ter of foreign affairs and that this min
istry was compelled to dissolve chiefly
because of the fact that Gen, Baratieri
came from Trent.
Evening star., 1914-10-15

ing the past few weeks have been
made extremely difficult on account Of
the very unfavorable weather and the
condition of the roads. but the capac-
liantly proved"
People Fleeing Go1dap.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Amsterdam says:
'"The evacuation of Goldap, in East
Prussia, by the civilian population is
revealed by the Cologne Gazette's cor
respondent at Rastenburg. who says
that the departure was caused by mill
tary reasons and precautions"
The correspondent adds: "All the Rus
sian attacks on this side have been re-
pulsed and the Russians forced back
across the frontier. 1t is estimated
that from six to eight army corps are
point opposite Lyck Cast Prussia) },
The Russians attack mostly at night,
but are always repulsed with severe
losses. There is no reason to fear that
East Prussia is in any way endan-
| The following official communication
+, from the general staff was issued in
Petrograd last night:
| On the left bank of the Vistula,
along the roads leading from Warsaw
to Ivangorod, our troops October 13
successfully pressed back the German
forces One of our regiments captured
two German companies.
Fighting continues to the south of
tPrzemysl
There are no important changes on
Fthe other fronts"
Report to Austrian Embassy.
: MANCHESTER, Mass, October 15-
| The Austro- Hungarian embassy here
last night announced receipt of an Of
fetal wireless message from the home
government, as follows:
| Polish refugees in Vienna give infor-
nation that the Russians, after the oc-
cupation of Lemberg, sent the famous
| Polish library housed in the Ossonlin.
sky Institute. to Petrograd. The mos,
prominent public edifices in the towr
| have been undermined and the Rus.
| slams have declared their intention te
\ blow them up as soon as they are
| forced to leave the town.
| This news has created CONSERVATION
and anger in Polish circles.
| Our advance in Galicia has forced
the Russians to lessen their efforts
| against Przemysl. Yesterday morning
our bombardment greatly weakened the
, Russians, who began to withdraw par,
OF their forces at Lancut. Our advanc.
ing columns met strong Russian forces
nghting with which Is still continuing
kuzwadow. on the San, has been re.
| taken by us.
| In the Carpathians the Russians are
heeing from the Marmaros district a,
Botoske."
Evening star., 1914-10-15
PARIS AND BERLIN ACCOUNTS
SHOW ACTIVITY ON WEST WING

PARIS. October Is, 2:46 p.m.-The
official communication given out by the
French war Office this afternoon is as
follows:
In Belgium German troops coming
from Antwerp are marching toward the
west. and the evening of October IA
they reached the region of Bruges and
Thield (ffteen miles southeast Of
Bruges).
"First-On our left wing the enemy
has evacuated the left bank of the Lys.
Between the Lys and the canal of La
Bassee the situation shows no change.
In the region of Lens and between
Arras and Albert our progress has been
marked.
Between the Somme and the Disc
there has been no change. The Germans
have cannonaded our line without how
ever, delivering any infantry attacks.
Second-On the center, between the
Oise and the Meuse, we have advanced
in the direction of Craonne.
German Trenches Taken.
To the northeast of the highway from
Berry-au-Bac to Rheims and to the north
of Prunay in the direction of Beine sew
eral German trenches have been taken.
Between the Meuse and the Moselle,
after having repulsed during the night of
October 1914 certain attacks to the
southeast of verdun, our troops advanced
on the 14th to the south Of the highway
from Verdun to Metz.
"Third-On our right wing the partial
offensive movement undertaken by the
Germans in the Ban de Sapt. to the north
of Saint Die, has been definitely checked.
I'm Russia the fighting continues
along the front, beginning in the vicin-
ity Of Warsaw, stretching along the
Vistula and the San as. far as Przemysl
and further; in a southerly direction
as far as the Dniester. There has been
no change in East Prussia
German OMc1al Statement.
BERLIN, October Is, via wireless to
Sayyille, L. Information concerning
the progress of the war was given out
in Berlin today as follows:
German troops in Belgium are now
marching in part toward Ostend and
in part in a southwesterly direction
toward the French frontier. The head
quarters of Emperor William have
heen moved farther into France.
There has been heavy lighting In
France east of scissors and the Ar
1onne, The French official reports
about successes in the Woevre district
are untrue. The Germans nowhere
lost ground. Etain twelve miles to
the east of Verdun) 10 in German hands.
Evening star., 1914-10-15
ARSENAL AT TRIESTE
REPORTED IN FLAMES

LONDON, October Is. $3.50 p.m.-Fire
in the government arsenal at Trieste,
the principal seaport of Austria Hun
gary on the Adriatic sea. has virtually
destroyed an Austrian dreadnough un,
der construction there. according to a
Central News dispatch from Rome.
Six torpedo boat destroyers also were
damaged by the fire. which quickly en-
veioped the workship. 1t Is alleged
that quantity of woodwork in the
arsenal was soaked with petrol. A
number of workmen have been ar
rested.
The arsenal is said to have been
greatly damaged.
Evening star., 1914-10-15
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Senate:
Met at IL am.


Resumed debate on war tax
bill.
Senator Overman offered
amendment to authorize, in ad-
dition to the proposed $500, 0oO.-
900 cotton loan fund. loans to
states equal to sums paid by
them during and after the civil
war in cotton taxes.
Senator McCumber offered
amendment to authorize $500
100000 loan on cereals, and em-
powering the Secretary of the
Treasury to buy cereals when
prices fall below certain points
Met at noon
Adopted Alaska coal land
leasing bill conference report
already adopted by the Senate
Representative Gardner of
Massachusetts introduced resolu-
tion to provide for investigation
of the preparedness of the United
States for war, offensive or de-
fensive."
Rules committee deferred until
next Tuesday consideration of
rule to expedite cotton relief
legislation. =. .
Evening star., 1914-10-15

French attacks against our position
near st. Mihiel have been repulsed."
"A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram
Company from Antwerp gives the fol-
lowing official dispatch received from
German headquarters Wednesday:
me enemy, including part of the
Antwerp garrison, is hastily retreating
from Client westward to the coast pur-
sued by our troops.
We have occupied Lille and captured
400 prisoners.
The municipality informed the Ger
man commander that Lille was an open
town. but nevertheless hostile troops
We're sent there and ordered to hold out
until a turning movement from Dun
kirk was executed. The troops from
Dunkirk failed to arrive, with the re-
suit that during the German attack the
town was slightly damaged.
From the front in France there is
nothing new.
1.-TWO heavy French batteries have
been posted near the cathedral In
Rheims. Also light signals have been
observed from one of the towers. The
French methods of warfare continue to
show no regard for the protection Of
| the cathedral and 1t will be the fault
of the French IL the beautiful building
falls victim to the war"
Reports Reverse for Allies.
The Ostend correspondent of the Cen.
trail News reports that in the fighting
east of Ghent Sunday morning the al
lies met with a reverse.
They had been driven out of one po-
sition after another all Saturday night
by German artillery" the correspondent
says, land in the morning one brigade
lost its way. Misled by a guide, 1t was
ambushed and suffered heavy losses.
The retreat, however, was continued in
good order toward Thourout, where
fighting continued Monday and Tues
day.
This force finally withdrew into
France and there has been heavy dr.
ing in the neighborhood OF Dunkirk."
The same dispatch says the Belgian
army has been ordered to an unnamed
point to recuperate.
The Daily Nails Flushing CORE.
spondent, telegraphing Wednesday, says
that 200 German cyclists arrived at
Bruges at 1 o'clock Wednesday after-
noon.
''Train service between Roozendaal
and Antwerp has been ordered re-
sumed Thursday" says dispatch from
The Hague.
'"The concentric movement Of German
troops in Belgium upon Ostend fs pro-
crossing. The vanguards are be-
lieved to be at Bruges, Thourout and
Dismude.
"At Selzaete (thirty miles north OF
Ghent) a proclamation issued by the
Germans demands the registration Of
all males between the ages OF eighteen
and forty years. The proclamation says
that soldiers In uniform are to be
Evening star., 1914-10-15
BRITISH DISCUSSING PLANS
FOR REPELLING INVASION

LONDON, October 15-The Times military corre-
spondent discussing the possibility of Germany attempting
invasion of England thinks government ought to in
struct the people and the authorities the event
of such attempt and to make their minds whether
proposed to fight regularly irreguIary repeng in
vasion.
The Times points out that there is commander-in=
chief the British Isles except Lord Kitchener that u
less mind presdes the garrisons and
armed forces which would Defense there
can be unity Of action.
desperate the attempt would be-" the writer adds
e lack of great the continent may tempt
many risk blow England completely we
prepared the less likely is the attempt be -ade
Evening star., 1914-10-15

Unsettled tonight and Friday. probably
occa sionaI rains; gentle northeast to east
winds.
Temperature past twenty-four hours
High, 81. at 2 pm. today; low, Sc, at
4 am, today.
For full report see page 10.
Evening star., 1914-10-15
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Germans, who are moving
on Ostend, are reported to have
occupied Bruges, fifteen miles
east Of the former city. This re-
port is confirmed from neutral
SOURCES
A German official statement
coming direct from Berlin by
wireless says that the German
troops in Belgium are now
marching in part toward Ostend
and in part in a southwesterly
direction toward. the French from
tier. There has been heavy
fighting east of scissors and the
Argonpe, and the Germans have
at no point lost ground, it is de-
clared. French claims of sue
cesses in the Woevre district are
denied.
This afternoons French official
statement announces that the al
lies have made marked progress
in the region of Lens and between
Arras and Albert. On the center
the allies, it is said, have advanced.
in the direction of Craonne, while
a German offensive movement to
the north of Saint Die has been
definitely checked.
The reports and claims regard
ing, the situation in the eastern
theater of. war are as conflicting
as before.
A dispatch, from Petrograd
says that the Austro-German
army was completely defeated
Wednesday in the neighborhood
of Warsaw, Russian Poland, suf-
fering enormous losses in casual
ties and prisoners.
A wireless message from Ber-
lin says that it was officially an
nounced there today that the bat
tie to the east of Wirballen, in
Russian Poland, continues after
eleven days of fighting favorable
to the Germans, repeated ad-
vances of the Russians having
been repulsed with heavy losses.
Paris says that the fighting con-
tinues along the front from War
saw to Przemysl, but gives no
details.
A Russian advance in East
Prussia is suggested in a dispatch
from Amsterdam, which quotes a
German correspondent at Rasten-
berg as reporting that the civilian
population of Goldap has evae-
uated the town for military rea-
sons and precautions" Goldap
is in East Prussia, ten miles from
the frontier and about thirty-hve
miles north of Lyck, where the
Russians were recently reported,
with which city it is connected
by rail:
Evening star., 1914-10-15
GERMAN STATEMENT CLAIMS
ADVANTAGE in THE CONFLICT
One Version Has Przemys About to Fall and Another
Asserts That the Russian Siege Has
Been Raised

LONDON October IS, 344 pm-A dispatch from Perograd
Messagero Rome that the German
teday completely defeated the neghborhood of Warsaw
Germans suffered enormous
stated have taken thousands of
GERMANS CLAIM SUCCESSES
BERLIN, October IS, by wireless Sayvile L. Lit
officially today that the battle the Of Wirbaen
Poland raging October continues
favorable to the Germans.
Repeated attempts
The Russian efforts drive the Ger
by terrific artillery fire daily so far have failed
PRZEMYSL FREE OF SIEGE.
THE stronghold of PrzemsyP Tin Galea) the Ger
s entirely freed of the Russian
siege.
"The reported be in fortified positions along
the line Stry Medyka which being
This line supposed keep check the
direct Austrian advance from Przemysl toward Lemberg"
Evening star., 1914-10-15
KAISER PLANS TO COLLECT
BILLION DOLLARS IN PARIS

LONDON, October 15.-"Gernans arriving here"
the Copenhagen correspondent of the Tmes state
that owing the failure of the Russians make prog
Against the Germans the Germans have decided i'm
1eiatey tzsnsfer IF tfodps from
the eastern the western fronts for advance Paris
"Ths transfer probably already has begun ordinary
train traffic is delayed forty-eieht hours.
"The plans for the occupation of Paris drawn up by
the Germans before the battle of the Marne continues
correspondent contemplated demand for indemnity of
billion dollars and unless the entire paid within
fortnight property of equal value have been taken
Berlin, including works and libraries and retained
there until full satisfaction Of the indemnity was made"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-04
LOSE
TO NATIONALS \ ] ! !
CHIEF JOHNSON CANNOT
PALY WITH OUTLAWS;
DECISION Or COURT.
'i.5s I. I 'sss
INJUNCTION VAS ISSUED
Feds Had Depended on Rainy
Feds Had Depended on Rainy
Spell to Secure New Recruits
From Old Teams.

Chicago, June 81 First blood in
the battle over "Chief" Johnson in
the baseball battle which promised to
reach a final decision only in the high
est courts of the United States, was
scored to the credit of organized base
hall, when Judge Foell, upholding the
Cincinnati National League club In
every point, made permanent an in
junction preventing the pitcher from
playing with the Federals.
Generally it was reported that
wholesale desertion of organized base
ball players to the independents
would follow decision favoring the
Federals. If this we're true, today's
decision has brought to organized
baseball clubs more cause for rejoic-
ing than the bare retention of john
son would have occasiOned. 1t also
brought to the Federals correspond
ingly greater return, for the depres-
sion from expected rain is said to
have been depended upon to strength
en- the weak spots in the Federal
teams.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-04
BOLD. !. ] Threat !. ! R|||'|
IS MADE ! ] I |: BY
PAN('|AURST
THREATENS TO LIE ON STEPS
OF PARLIAMENT WITH.
OUT FOOD OR DRINK.
WANTS 70 SEC AsQuIra
At Belfast Wild Women" As
sail Editors With Fists and
Hatchets.

London, June 3.-I will lie on the
steps of the house Of commons with
out food and water until Asquith
consents to receive q Reputation"
This is the threat uttered by Sylvia
Pankhurst, at a meeting at Lime
House tonight, and SIX declared she
would carry it into effect should the
suffragists fail in ths,r endeavor to
see the prime ministett, ,1une 10.
At Close OF Active Day.
Her declaration cane at the close
of an active day on the part Of the
militants. At Belfast. Ireland, the
militants assaulted twt, editors; a gi
ant sutfragette pummeled one editor
severely.
A savage attack with hatchet was
made upon an attendant at the Dore
gallery by suffragette, when the at
tendant endeavOreG, to prevent he,
from destroying valuable pictures. !.
DR.. Francis Forward, medical off
Ger of Holloway jail, also was attack
ed by militants. The police rescued
him. PA