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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
May Sell New England
 Watch Go. at Auction

waterbury. April 15.-The receivers for the New England Watch com pany today filed a motion in the su- perior court asking the court for per- mission to sell the plant at public auction on May 4.
 The receivers. John P. Elton and Harris Whittemore, say that they have not yet received a proper offer for the place and think it would be for the best interest of all concerned to sell at auction.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
COURT PROCEEDINGS TO
 FOLLOW BARRING or
 CHILDREN FROM SCHOOL

Meriden, April 15.@Eighteen chfi- dren are barred from the publil schools because they have not been vaccinated, according to a, report r1a1r by Dr. Gibbs, principal, to the school board today. The children go to tur school houses each session but ara turned away. It ia thought court proceedings will follow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
NIGHT SHIFT PREPARES
 MICHIGAN FOR SERVICE

Philadelphia, April 15-oacers ana crew of the battIeshtp nrscfsEzrl vrorir- ed all night at the navy yard preDar- ing the big fighter for seq duty in response to the order for the concsu- tration of the Atlantic fleet at ram pico.
 The Michigan is expected to Ieavr the yard some time today. she ir Commanded by Captain Albert P. MD lack Her crew numbers $50 oncern and men i'm addition to ftg regular com plement of 66 1narFuea.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
FOUR KILLED, TWO HURT,
 WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO

Georgetown, Tex. April 15-Four men were killed and two seriously in Jured here today when a Missouri. Kansas & Texas passenger train crashed into an automobile in which they were driving. The dead. all of Florence, Tex, are: c. c. Gressett, A. Robinson. A. J. sJoner and Joe Howell.
 The injured were Lester G. Cressett and w. N Howell The automobile was deomlished.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
Fleet Commander Is
 On Way to Mexico

On Board U. s. s. Arkansas. or the Virginia Capes, April 15-Rear Admiral Badger. commander-in-chief of the Atlantic fleet, sailed for Tanpico from Hampton Roads at noon today with the super r-dreadnaughts Arkansas, Vermont, New Hampshire and New Jersey. Tn a thick fog that hung over the bay the ships started off un- der orders to make Il 1-2 knots an hour. That speed would bring them
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
Tug Masters License
 Ordered Suspended

New London, April 15-The license as master of steam vessels of Captain EdaWrd A. cfflIigan was ordered eus- pended for a period of 90 days by United States Inspectors Withey and Stewart today. Captain Gilligsm was xeaater of the tug PIfny Fisk " hen on #abruarx IA that tug lost four bsrges 7zsaf Bertlot4 Reef
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
Sailors On Leave Are
 Recalled to vEarships

New York, April 15-AII prspa fforn for the departure of the battfssfir Louisiana for Tamplco had rbeen com pletsd before 10 o'clock fhis nornsre.
 Tnroughout the night white llrdfs e7iumered at the Isoufsfansss irssl- headss summonins to the ship fils a1sn on shore leave. The police the work oy hai1fax every ae,oF with s.Eou1ssana'' on hfs cap-i
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
Murder Charge Filed
 Against Hartford Man

Hartford. April 15.-Prosecuting At torney Sidney B. Clarke of the police court. said today that a charge Of murder will be made against Domini- co Pergo1esi because of the death in St. Francis hospital of Charles Gl1eri
 from knife wounds alleged to have been made by Pergolesf Saturday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
Tampico Refugees Are
 Returning to City

washington. Ahr1l 15-This dezpetca from Rear Admiral Fletcher at vera Cluz. dated 10 ?. m. last night. uaa received at the navy departmsut to- day:
 'sNo new developments at Tax1g1co Constituttona1ists have retired from the vicinity Business resumed ard refugees returned Mexican r1nboafs Progresso and zaragosa have lefe Tampleoy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
EDWARD LuRY

The many friends here of Edward Luby will be pained to learn of his death which occurred yesterday at Pittsburgh, Pa. He was the son of Matthew and the late Catherine Luby and native of this city where he formerly lived at the family home, 91 Hough avenue. Besides his father he is survived by sister. Miss Mary F. Luby, principal of the Mckinley school
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
ROCKY REsr COTTAGES
 AND PAvTLIOS BtrRsr

Shelton, April 15.-Fires at Rocky Rest above here last night dcstro1r. a cottage Of a MT. Croter and dam aged another belonging to Mrs FrsG+ ters A pavilion was partly Drrne-.
 Other cottages in the 1urnneE vif- 1age were in danger for a rirte f4a women and boys or the ntrti. lH.. saved them,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
Revo1utionists From Japan Arrested By
 Chinese Authorities

London, April 15-Chinese govern ment officials in Shanghai today ar rested several revolutionists who had change Telegraph Company's despatch They were charged with spreading lse- Idition among the regular soldiers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
JAMES R. .JosLIN

James R. Jos1in, aged 7S years, died today at the home of his son. R. o. Bennett. s4 Bassick avenue. He had been i'll but short time. He was born in Brooklyn, Conn., the son of Arnold and Persis Allen Joslin He came to Bridgeport to make his home with his son several years ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

Bridgeport Camp, Woodn1en of the World, will entertain their members and friends at Arion hall this even m6nts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15

to Tampico in se1en dAyn
 Rear Admiral BIslce, scnfrf Of ffe navy bureau of operaapnr. sdo brought Admiral Badger instrucilonr from Washington, was the last mon to leave the flagship Arsxaneas bcfrrr the suadron- steamed out
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-15

One case of bubonic plague was off, eiaIly reported to the state depart ment from Caracas. Yenezue1a.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-26
TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER
SUGAR INDUSTRY CAN LIVE


kdyices from Washington state
that the long talked Of expert ex-
animation OF every beet sugar fac
tory In the United states b about
20 be undertaken By the bureau OF
corporations. The work has been
assigned 10 number OF expert ac-
countaots who will visit the beet
sugar country. The two men 70 be
sent TO the sugar factories IN Colo
RADIO. Utah. Nevada. and California
are LeClaire Hoover and william
G. Reeves. who are already on their
way to the West, Other exports
have left for Michigan and other
eastern states. where sugar factor
les are located. Whether Utah and
Idaho viii be visited before or after
the other western states. is not yet
known
Various rcasons are given for the
action OF the bureau Of corpora
tions. The commissioner. Joseph
u. Davis. was formerly secretary OF
the democratic committee. While
he has given out nothing except
that the Investigation will be thor
ough. some Washington AUTHORIZES
think that the main purpose h TO
verify the opinion OF che adminis-
tration. that the American beet
sugar industry can prosper under
free trade; another view IL that
the cloains down OF several beet
sugar factories and tho reduction In
the price OF becis IN many districta.
has brought sharply home to the
administration. for the first time. n
realizing sense that the sugar poo
pie were stating che truth whom
they said tree trade meant ruin. A
third view IL that the dccreaalng
treasury balance and the disappoint-
ment over the amount OF revenue
90 be derived from che income tar.
70 eay nothing OF the chance that
thia law may be declared unoonsti-
tutional. has decided che adminis-
tration 10 prepare the way 60 re-
peal the clause In the bill providing
for ultimate free sugar The re-
cent dispatches from Hawaii strting
that President Wilson IL concerned
over tho future Of the sugar indus
try there. icnds come color 90 the
latter view. although ~ yet, II can
not be said 60 amount 60 more than
a hope on the part OF the sugar
people.
Officers OF tho utah-Idaho Sugar
company s'nte that the coming OF
Messrs. Hoover and Reeves. or any
other representative OF thc yovern.
ment. win be welcomed, add all
the books thrown open. ne faiS
and impartial investigation into the
effects Of tho now tariff ON the
sugar industry IA what the company
has always desired.
II IL stated that fhe Washington
experts viii ascertain dernitel,
what it costa each factory 20 turn
out 100 pounds OF sugar: also that
their Investigations win extend u
the farmers who produce the bceis
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-26
Pound a Cure vor Rheumatism.

"A suffered with rheumatism for
two years and could not get my
right hand 60 my mouth for that
length OF time" writos Lee l.. Chap
man. Mapleton, Iowa. II suffered
terrible pain 90 I could not eiecp
or lie stin at night. Five years aso
! began using chamberlain's Lint
mcnt and In two months was woll
and have not suffered with rheum-
atism since. For sale BY all deal
cra.-Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-26
BRYAN Will NOT TELL
WHAT Foley n UNTIL
T0RREON RATTLE ENDS

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March a.
Although full reports OF the confer
enoe at vera Cruz between John
Lind and Senior Portiiio Rojas.
minister Of foreign affairs in the
Huerta cabinet. have been received
here. the dlsposltion Of the Amcri-
can government Il 10 make no
changes IN lie policy towards Mex
leo or express itself on any OF the
new proposals reported 70 lave
been made until after the battle Of
Torrcon is fought.
This became known authoritative
" tonight, although officials dcclin-
ed 90 say what new proposals had
been made BY the Mexican cabinet
officer. Reports that more TREND
y feeling prevails bcwiccn the Of
ficials OF tho Hucrta administrator
and tho Washington government
are borne out by dispatches rccelv-
ed here by Charge Airara OF The
Mexican embassy. who said today
that President wilson's attitude IN
welcoming a resumption OF peace
negotiations had made favorable
Impressions IN the Mexican capital
Administration Officials here do
not think much can be accomplish
ed untn the battle Of Torreon h
over. The prestige and strength Of
one or the other OF the two Moxi-
can factions admittedly will suffer
az a result OF the contest.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-26

Careful tests prove A-theuca-ine.
tho new antiphlogistie liquid. pene-
trates 10 tho seat OF tho trouble
and removes the cause OF colds. ca
tarrh. coughs and tonsilitis. Il has
proven very effective for inflamma-
ton caused By female troubles. Try
Il. AZ all drug siorcs when pay
Ing your subscription. ask Ne for q
800 bottie.--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-26
MORMON PERMITTED TO
REMAIN IN GERMANY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March 30.
The unitod States department OF
state n IN receipt OF a diapatch
from the Ambassador az Berlin 20
the effect that an arrangement has
been made with the German foreign
office that Elder Melvin HIN will
BE- allowed 20 remain Ia Germany
until the first OF January provided
he takes an oath that he Will not
engage during the interim IN the
interests OF Mormonism. As Elder
Hin has been released from mis-
sionary labors the condition will not
conflict with his plans.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-26

Elder nm left Salt Lake for Ger
many July 10, 1903. and after COM
plotting his mission work a short
time ago he began a course OF study
at Berlin. Shortly after going 10
Berlin. however, papers were served
on him banishing him from Prussia
Appealing 90 the American ainbaa-
sador az Berlin. Elder Hill has. with
the help OF Senator Sutherland OF
this state. succeeded IN having the
decree annuiled and. according 20
the above report. may continue HE
studies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
ANOTHER SLIDE
CLOSES CANAL
BIG PANAMA DITCH CLOSED
AGAIN TO NAvIoATION-To
BE OPEN WEDNESDAY.
Colonel coethals Says No Known Way
OF Stopping it-must Go
On For Months.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The Pam
anna canal has been closed TO naviga-
tion by another landslide, Colonel
Goethals hopes TO have Il open again
by Wednesday.
Colonel Goethals cabled the canal
commission late today:
Rapid movement OF slide material
in the break north OF Gold Hill locked
the channel Saturday. Hope TO open
channel by Wednesday"
As understood by the canal offices.
this slide is only an aftermath OF Oc-
tober Il. when nearly three quarters
of a million yards OF earth and rock
slowly slipped into the canal. A chan
mel was promptly cut through this
material and I'm FIVE days a consider
able fleet Of vessels which had gather
ed at the end OF the canal was passed
through.
After the channel had been opened
the work OF excavation was continued
in order 20 widen IL 20 the full extent
(Continusd on Page Tsn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
GOV. HATFIELD
Addresses Large Crowd Of Voters az
blueheld IN Ringing Speech.
Plays Democratic Party.

special Disgatch 10 the fnteiiieancsr
bLUEFIELD. W Va, Nov. 2.-Gov-
ernor w. ID. Hatfield addressed the
largest crowd OF voters seen here in
several years tonight 40 han ln the
city was large enough 20 hold them.
Hls speech was made Ia the open
lie abused no individual. but severely
arrhigned the Democratic party and
lts broken promises. and accused the
Democratic party OF "sDreading mo
Iasses % catch files" accused the In.
derwood bin % being responsible for
condition of unemployed III recited
the fact that tho Democrats had
brought back the panic times 81 1896
He asked the crowd N they were reg.
uiarly employed, and scores yelled
no. He praised the Republican
party Pointed with pride 10 lite past
record. recited the boncht of Repub
hean legislation ~ the stafe and
pleaded With tho voters ~ vote the
straight Republican ticket ffe an.
nounced the fact that he favored 10
nens suffrage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
GUTIERREZ
NAMED PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
BY The AeUAs cALIENTEs
CONVENTION.
accept Resignation Of carranza. Also
mat of villa as Head OF Army.
New President Friend
Of carranza.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. "A dispatch
received here from Aguas CaIientes
says that General Eulalio Gutierrez
was elected provisional president g.,
Mexico shortly after midnieht iast
night The election r. for y period ~
twenty days only. The Ar,ias CsfI-
eentes convention voted 20 meet In Mex-
leo City later
General Gutierrez has been prornf-
nently identified with tho Mexican re-.
olutionary movement that resulted IN
the expulsion Of General Huerta from,
the republic. He is n close friens ~
1eneral Carranza and rose with ~,,r-
rama against Huerta In Carranza's ma.
tive state OF Coahuila. Tie defeated q
force Of federals near SaitiIlo I'M Ian.
uary OF this year and In Apr1 he or.
PEELED the Spanish residents from the
city Of San Luis Potosi ono of bis
latest victories against the federal.
was won az Fanegas in June.
Fsbels's Comment
Commenting today on the action OF
tcontinusd on Page STINT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

vizier, which. IL is understood. comes
from the peace party in the Turkish
cabinet and may not be adhered to by
Enver Pasha. the minister OF war. and
his young Turk followers, France.
Russia and Great Britain not only will
demand reparation for the warlike op-
erations OF the Turkish feet in the
Black sea, but will insist that Turkeys
entire feet. or at any rate the cruis-
ers Goeben. Breslau and Hamidieh. be
put out OF commission until after the
war. Turkeys security being guaran-
teed in the meantime.
eliminate Danger Of Raid.
This would give Rpssia such su-
periority in the Black Sea that there
would be no danger OF Turkish raids
II is suggested Glso that demobiliza-
tion OF the Turkish army would be
damnded, which would mean that
those troops which have crossed the
Egyptian frontier must be withdrawn.
However. as the terms of Turkeys
apology. which apparently was made
(continued on Page ren.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
GRAND VIZIER OF TURKEY
APOLOGIES FOR COUNTRY
HOWEVER 1T Is STATED PORTE WILL HAVE TO GO MUCH
FARTHER BEFORE POWERS WILL RESUME FRIENDLY
RELATIONS WITH OTTOMAN EUROPE
Departure of Diplomats From Turkey Compcate Situation
Apology Comes From Peace Party in Cabinet
What Stand War Party Will acknowledgements Awaited.

LONDON. Nov. 2. 1906 p. m.-The
grand vizier Of Turkey has apoiogized
on behalf OF his government for the
warlike operations OF the Turkish
neet under German commanders In
the Black sea. but IL was stated au-
thoritatively this evening that the
Porte will have to 20 very much far
ther than this before the powers OF the
triple entente will agree TO resume
friendly relations with the Ottoman
government
IL was disclosed in a statement IS
sued by the French government this
evening. that Turkey. in reply to a
notespresented by Russia. France and
England, on Friday last. agreed to re-
call her feet from the Black sea. but
refused to dismiss the German officers
from her ships. and that. as II was
believed she could maintain a passive
attitude without doing this. the am
bassadors OF the entente powers de-
manded their passports and left Tur-
key.
There Is every reason to believe
that. despite the apology OF the grand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
GOVERNMENT TO STAMP OUT
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
ON ALL CATTLE IN PENNA,
INDIANA, MICHIGAN
And llIinois-ouarantlne is Most
stringent-No Cattle to Be Shipped
From Affected Area.

WASHINGTON. Nov z.-Federal
quarantine to check a dangerous out
break OF foot and mouth disease
emong cattle in the middle west was
extended by the department OF agri-
culture today TO include Pennsylvania,
Indiana. Michigan and Illinois. and
virtually placed Ohio under he same
restrictions.
II affects the Union Stock Yards OF
Chicago. greatest cattle market OF the
world. TO the extent that no live cattle
may be shipped from there. during
the duration OF the quarantine. even to
another infected area. Under the OF.
fetal Interpretation Of the order. cat
tie from areas other than those under
quarantine may be shipped TO the Chi
cago yard. but they may leave here
only as dressed mea.
After a day of conferences among
officials here and exchanges with field
agents throughout the affected area.
this explanation OF the governments
action was issued at the department
OF agriculture:
The quarantine Of live stock on &C.
count OF outbreaks OF the foot-and.
mouth disease has been extended to
cover the entire area OF the states OF
Michigan. Indiana. Illinois and Penn.
fylvania. In addition. restrictions have
been placed upon shipments OF stock
from Ohio. The order extending this
quarantine was signed by the. aecre.
tary Of agriculture November 2nd
and goes into effect Immediately.
The provisions Of this quarantine
are practically the same ae those
fcorffn-.a -. -. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
A FEW MOMENTS LATER HE SANK BACKWARD TO THE FLOOR
AND WAS THEN REMOVED TO HIS HOME-MEETTNG WAS
DlSMISSED-LATER STATED CONDITION NOT SERIOUS
'ial Dispatch 70 the Intellisencer.


HARRISBURG w. Va Nov 2-Utteriy exhausted from a cam
agn tour through the state United o who
mas been in ill health for collapsed the stage of
the ROBINSON Grand theatre here
an address to magnificent audience towsunen
crowded the large auditorium Physicians to his
nome at once and the huge gathering dismissed
was later announced that the condition
Inc physical collapse the speaker of the
pathetic When he began talking his
once apparent that ne speaking with difficulty
speaking to tonight he said
give you He explained only been i'll but had been
fighting the demon death. - - -
When his secretary and physicians begged STOP said:
NO. alright,
a soldier yeti - % - nm
The senator proceeded but within he tottered and
caught by frends brayey struggled speech and in
half standing position he shouted with Slightly dis
fo fhas sfana Goar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
KNOCKED FROM TRAIN
AND INSTANTLY KILLED

spccisl nispatrh to the tutcIIiaenrer
hLUEF1ELD. W Va. Nov. 2-(grc.
clal Roy Iohnstone. member Of a
vaudeville company from Cincinnati.
was Knocked from an y. A. w naa.
eenfer train near Graham Va. late 20.
day. his body falling into the river.
He vas Instantly killed tie attemfG.
ed 90 board the train after the Pull
man doors were closed fle huns on
to thc handle holds. and With his hat
in PIE mouth. chung 90 the speeding
train for ten miles unseen hy anv 81
the train crew or passourera When
bridge was reached near Graham.
NE body struck the bridge with tor.
ribie force. Instantly killing him. 4
small boy. seeing the accident han
pen draEged the lifciess body from
the water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
Meeting Discussed.

William II. Taylor. Clarksburg at
torney. who was chairman OF the
meeting. then made a few brief re-
marks and dismissed the audience.
II was one OF the most remarkable po-
litcial gatherings in point of size and
enthusiasm that had ever gathered in
Clarksburg TO hear a public speaker
discuss the issues OF campaign. Not
only were the parquet floor and CALLER
les crowded but the large stage itself
had been stripped of fits scenery in
order 10 accommodate people who
crowded into the rear doors, and hun
dreds stood around doors on all sides
of the big structure At O'Clock the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

FREAK PRovIsIoN Is voIo.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov "A provis.
ION IN the viii % the late Henry Vs.
PalethOrp for a fund of $4,000 FOR
the upkeep ~ the family burial lot
and for The employment ~ n cicerone
TO guide visitors 20 hie grave aud tell
tho history Of tho palethorp family
was set aside IN an opinion by Judge
Dailett IN the orphans court here to-
day n wa SHIELD that this provision
Was extravaRanf and in conflict VITA
an act Of assembly relative 20 the
maintenance of pcrpeuities
Tho testator was lawyer aud left
an estate valued a. f27S,00.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
REPUBLICANS EXPECTING
A SWEEPING VICTORY

a~t NAanin Htons D. C. NOV. n
There D. a strong feeling among re.
puhlicana IN Washington that there q
n chance of Republican victory tomor.
row 30 sweerdng thar DO win give thnm
control of the house They are not
making any predictions. but urging
every voter 10 get 90 tho polls Far.
mer senator Nathan r. Scott. % West
virginia. who has lust reNrned to
Washington. declared today that the
Republicans would carry that state.
Notwithstanding predictions 10 tho
cs.-'-~-v nv the Democrats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
MILLIONAIRES
ARE INDICTED
FEDERAL GRAND JURY HANDS
DOWN FINDINGS AGAINST 20
NEW HAVEN MEN.
Charles s. Mellen Named a. "conspir.
ator," But Not indieted-Msny
VIII Claim Immunity.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Within a few
hours after the handing down today
Of federal grand jury indictments &C.
cusing twenty present OF former a.
rectors and the former general coun-
sci of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad OF criminal viola
ton Of the sherman antitrust law.
four 81 tho defendants entered pleas
of not guilty before United States
Judge Foster and were released under
bond. II was reported tonight that
several Of those hamed IN the indiCt-
ment world claim immunity on tine
ground that they appeared az wit
nesses IN the Investigation OF the New