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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
STRIKE ON
AT CHICAGO
Ii, 600 EMPLOYEES OF SURFACE
AND ELEVATED LINES
WENT OUT
At Midnight Last Night-win
Affect Over 100000 People.
Trouble Feared.

CHICAGO. June IA strike OF the
14.5OO employees of the surface and
elevated traction systems was ordered
at midnight. The men were directed
TO fnish their runs and return their
cars to the barns.
The strike was called after an ALI
day conference OF the transportation
officials. labor leaders and Mayor
Thompson had showed the two in
terests at odds on the question OF in
creased wages. which the men had
insisted must be guaranteed before
arbitration could be considered.
The police at once began arrange
ments for protecting workmen who
were recalled and all available men
held at police stations ready Tor
emergency duty. A detail OF 500 po-
licemen was dispatched TO guard the
car barns.
Officers OF the steam roads an
nounced they would begin a suburban
service at once.
Leonard NJ. Busby. president OF the
Chicago Surface lines. announced no
attempt would be made TO run the cars
until Tuesday. Under the 1907 ordin-
ance the surface lines are not required
TO operate in a strike
Extent Of Strike.
The strike extends to Hammond.
East Chicago and Whiting. Indiana.
South Chicago and Kankakee. ILL.,. ovs =
the Chicago and lnterurban traction
company lines.
The Aurora and .Elgin and Chicago
traction line viii not be affected un-
less IL carries passengers within the
city. The Evanston and West Towr.
railways lines m Cook county outside
OF Chicago will not be involved. Their
managers have agreed to accept what.
ever agreement is made with the strix.
ing lines.
The union men announced at the
beginning OF the negotiations that they
would accept no offer that did not pro-
vide substantial increase in wages.
The traction companies were as firm
In declaring that no wage increase
could be granted. although they laAer
offered 20 arbitrate.
Records of the Transportation com.
panies show an average Of 1900. 900
persons depending upon the lines for
daily transportation. OF whom 2.4OO..
600 use the surface and 100000 the
elevated lines
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1 DEAD; 3 DYING
As Result o. Stab Wounds Inflicted
BY Member o. Black Hand
Organization.

WILKES BARRE. Pa. June ~ -
One man BE- dead and three others are
dying from etlletto wounds inflicted
according 10 the police. by members
~ tho Black Hand Tho body of
Joseph Bcnbonie. 25 years old. a de-
tective for the Pennsylvania Coal
company. vas discovered early today
IN pittston he had been stabbed rs
times
Felix Jonika. ~. was found dying
near tho railroad station a. HiIIdaie.
with FlN stab wounds. When the DO
lice vent 90 JonIka's home 20 investi.
gate they found an unidentified man
DYING from four stab wounds Inc
fourth case which tho police are 10.
vesfiRating BE- that Of Frank Nacuss
p. who was stabbed twice Sir men
we're found in he latters home ana
were arrested but all declared they
knew nothing of the attack
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STUBBORN FIGHT
IN Worth France Leads 20 Capture ofI
Hallway station, From the Ger
mans, Leading 20 Souehex.

PARlS. June i3, 2 y. m The can
ture ron the Germans of the railway
station leading into the town nf son.
chez. eiEht miles from Arras. L. an.
nounced In The French Official state.
ment Issued this afternoon Cannon.
ading vas continuous during fhe night
In the district north of Arras. tho stsfe.
ment says. and stubborn nFhfinr with
hand Rrenades took place In the rrrfon
callen The Labyrinth
The text Of the state follows
During The entire nlRht the borr.
bardment In the region 10 the north ~
ArTas was continuous We have taken
the station Of the railwayleadinF into
Souchez
In the reFlon 20 the south of the
Labyrinth stubborn fighting is In pro.
Eress. the cOmbatants having reaortcd
20 the throwing n hand grenadea 10
spite of the desperate efforts ~ ne
enemy We have maintained all our
gains made on the preceding dava
"On the rest of the front the nlEhs
was calm"
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PROGRESS OF
STEADY
IN THREE WEEKS THEY HAVE
TAKEN MANY STRATEGIC
POIN rs
Along The Isonzo River-Aus-
TRANS Reinforcing Their
Border Defenses.

In the three weeks that have .lapsed
since the declaration OF war on Aus.
INA oy Italy the Italian forces have
been making slow but steady progress
me italian efforts for the time being
are being directed mainly Al Trieste
WIN the peninsula OF Istria. in which
nes Pola. Austrias chief naval sta.
uon. as their great objective.
The Italians have already occpn,sa
important strategic points along the
lsonzo river. which they have crossed
and for several days a battle of really
large proportions has been In prosre..
In this section OF Austrian territory
Prom the Italian sid. Al ia r.Dor,ad
mat Piava has been occupied. but this
L. denied BY the Austrian Wa o,,ca
foia has been visited by an Italian
Airship and. according to unofficial re-
Pois 'the arsenal has been almost de-
stroyed by bombs.
Austrian Reinforeements.
me Austrians are said TO have
orousht $4,000 troops and 81 batteries
20 sid their defenses guarding Gorilla.
iIIeete ana other important towns
sNainst Nhlch the Italians are advan-
cing. The fortihcations defending
49, tffh ufdNlll pom barded
and communications between Gorira
and the rest OF the empire have been
cut, with the exception of a mountain
road.
N Is expected that the Italian gov.
ernment which Is now getting under
tuH swing. will necessitate the bring.
ing OF heavy Austrian or German
forces from other battle fronts. for the
Austro-ltalaina frontier is OF large ex.
tent and the. Italian troops and ar.
ullery are pressing forward in great
numbers
The French continue their offensive.
particularly in the neighborhood OF
Arras, without cessation. They re
port the capture Of a ridge at Souchez.
north OF the sugar refinery. also held
by the French. This ridge was strong
ly organized BY the Germans. but was
taken by assault
German Trenches Taken
Near Hebuterne series Of Ger
man trenches were captured By the
French. according to their report. al
though the German war once merely
makes reference 10 the fact that in
fantry engagements are being fought
there.
The sifustiou IN Aha saftsrn war
zone IL somewhat problemAtical. both
sides claiming advantage. but al diff.
ferent points. Both Germans and
Russians claim 10 have taken vast
numbers OF prisoners.
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iNDlANAPOLls. June "a. 4 severe
Uindstorn shortly after noon today did
damage roughly estimated AZ 500 600
and pui AT the North and East street
car lines out Of commission as veil sa
the electric power telephone compa1
ies In large section % the city. q
\. topple Who SAYS he was 10 ride a.
mechanician with I'd Van RaaIte. toe
automobile driver in fhe 500 mile race
~ CHICAGO on June no. vas caught I'm
his automobile by a falling pole The
machine vas demolished and Couple
was badly cut and bruised
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COL. HOUSE DENIES HE
WAS ON PEACE MISSION
BACCALAUREATE
AZ wesleyan College Preached Yester.
day Morning BY Retiring Presi-
dent Or. Carl Doney.
Special Dispatch to the Intenisencer.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIlIgencer.
BUCKHANNON. W. Va. June 1s-
The first big affair connected with
Wesleyan's twenty-hfth annual com.
mencement was the Bacculaueres,e q
sermon delivered by the retiring presi.
Gent or the college Doctor Carl Greg
Doney, TO the hundred graduates in
the college chapel this morning. DIR
boney's subject was The Movement
OF the Divine Will" and was one ~
the most able discourses ever deItv.
ered at a Wesleyan commencement
An exceptionally large crowd heard
the sermon, the big chapel being filled
10 It's capacity and many out OF town
people being present.
Friday night the Ison essav contes,
was won by Ralph Clinton Brown. a
senior OF Grafton. w Va. and second
place by Miss Irma Workman. OF FaIr.
mont. On the same night Anderson
oraton contest was won by Isaac
hurst Post, of Buckhannon. with his
production. entitled. The immortality
OF Influence and second place by
Paul Workman. Of Fairmont. w. Va
The Perfect Man"
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G. Llorente. Washington Representa-
tive 81 the convention government
General Carranza also has a number
OF personal representative here
Zach faction is following a course
which IL hopes will ultimately secure
for itself from the United States "the
active moral support" promised In
President Wilson's statement
Until a new secretary Of state il ap-
pointed 10 succeed Mr. Bryan IL is not
thought there will he any departure
from the recently announced policy OF
President Wilson to insist on a settle
ment by the MeXicans "or some other
means would be employed Mean
while relief work is being conducted
on large scale by the American Red
Cross. an dmilitary movements are
proceeding in Mexico with as much
vigor as ever
important Influence.
The military situation is likely TO
have an important influence during
the coming week on the political side
OF Mexico's problem. According 20
official reports OF the state depart
ment. the sweeping claims OF victory
made by General Carranza are refuted
and General villa is still pressing the
Carranza forces hard south of Leon.
The most severe loss sustained BY
General Carranza was in the wounding
OF General Obregon. whose left arm
was shot away. Rumors were current
tonight in Mexican quarters that Obre-
gon had succumbed TO his wound, but
this was not confirmed
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is UNTRUE
Hon Howard sutheriard DenIsa
Statement That Ne Hss Announced
His Candidacy FOR Congress

fr-Ciai Dispatch f. fhr frfrifirrnr.r
Tho following telegram from Uou.
ard Sutherland is aoIfcyHiauafor
ELklNS. W Va. June OBJ Tho U.f
imore Sun ~ yesterday states ff.
have announced my candidacy f1- ....
greFs. This is absolutely untrue ss
] have not announced my canfifr.r
for any Office and when q DO fo eIu
issue signed statement shall
earnestly endeavor during me next
few months to ascertain public sanfl
mcnt within tho Republican party
HOWARD SUTHERLAND
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JUDGE WOODS
Rftehie County JUrist Comes Out FOR
Congress IN New Third-Othsrs
Mentioned as Possibilities.

Special nlsratch % the Intelligence
an authoritative statement issued 10
ne lntelhEencer here today Judge
Homer y Woods formally announced
HE candidacy for congress In the new
Third district
IN this connection ~ might b. stated
that stuart P. Reed the present sec.
retary of state. and Senator George y
White. of Lewis county. are uromi-
nently mentioned IN this same connec.
tion. although either have not aa vet
announced their intention ln this re.
gard
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YAQUI INDIANS
ATTACK SO. PAC. TRAIN

NoGALkS Arir. June i5-oue
man was killed and three other South
ern Pacific railway employees. two of
tnem Americans. we're wounded In an
attack on train by Yaqui indians
last night al Mapoli. Eve miles south
OF Guaymss. according 10 reports -e-
oeived here tonight
A military escort of 2S sailors which
accompanied the train returned the
nre Of the laquis and several of the
Indian raiders were killed.
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DAREDEVIL JUMPS
FROM BROOKLYN BRIDGE

NEw YORK. June iz-D.ni.l
Sarone. a sailor % Mount vernon. y
\. Sas arrested on q charge OF at.
tempted suicide today after he had
Jumped from the Brooklyn bridge into
me East riNer. more than a hundred
te-t below Two weeks sEo Henry
clark. West Philadelphia machinist.
VIA made the Jump. Was instantly
killed
Carone said he performed the feat
10 convince doubling friends that IL
Was possible
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soVs ELEcrRocureo

VNiONTOWN. Pa. June f2 The
tossing of a wire over a high voltage
electric feed wire here tonight by two
boys In play cauesd the death ~ ono
and tho probable fatal injury of the
other. lawrence Jennings. 10. was
elecrocuted. Kenneth Moran t0. b.
IN a hospital Vith little chance OF re-
cOvery
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CAUSING KAISER'S MEN TO
RENEW ATTACKS AT
ANOTHER QUARTER.
Heavy Fighting Continues In Bal
tic Provinces and Along
The Dniester.

LONDON. June 13. 10 p. m-Botn
in the Baltic provinces and along the
Dneister river heavy hghting con
tinues between the Russians and Aus.
trians and Germans without. how
ever. any very material change In the
situation. The movement forward and
backward OF the battle lines in the
Baltic province Is almost continual
and each side has at various times
held the advantage.
In Galicia fhe scene OF the fighting
has changed. The Germans. baked
in their effort to reach I,emberg from
the south. have commenced an attack
on the Russians on the river san.
north OF Przemysl. and along the
Dneister In southeastern Galicia. ana
their reports tonight claim 70 nave
been successful in both sectors
The movement in the southeast re-
Fembles that which failed further I'D
the Dneister az Iurawna. but is on
wider scale. The right wing Of the
AustrO German armies is only 80
miles from the Rumanian frontier.
while its left wing reaches a. far a.
Halicz. whore many attacks have been
delivered against a bridgehead The
center Of the operations IL KoIomea.
from which point the main attacks.
WahiCh have been carried tho leu
tonic allies across the Dneister IN sew
cral places are being launched
Attacking Russian Center.
simultaneously the Germans are
proceeding with their attack on tho
Russian center on the river RaVka.
vest OF Warsaw. whore they also
have been unsuccessful. according to
their report
In the western zone. artillery on
RsEements are In progress from the
sea 10 the Woevre and even beyond
that district with here and there in.
fantry hEhtinE The French have a..
tempted 10 force the Germans ~ some
points out ~ their strongly en-
ttenchod positions. and the Germans
have been ondeavorinE 20 recover lost
ground biz German offensive vas
predicted several days ago. but 90 far
30 has not materialized. although o. is
sfiu expected
With NorfaiCone and GradIsca in
their hands tho Italians have begun
an afttak on Gorizia further up the
Isonzo river and ono ~ tho Austriana'
most strongly fortlfed frontier posi
tiors The italians have cuf me com.
municafions fo tho north and south
of the town. 20 that .t now depends
entirely on tho dincult mountain road
fr the eastward
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TROOPS FALL OVER MOUNTAIN
DURING FIERCE FIGHTING

GENEVA. June t7. via Paris. Z.1O
r I'M The Auatrians are reported 10
have brought up 5000 troops and 90
batteries alonE the fsonzo river ln the
last few days
Severe hghtinE De- reported by the
Ausuiana on Monteparalba which
rises 90 a height Of 900 feet AIpin.
isfs - both the Austrian and Italian
forces struggled fercely and some fen
over the precipice during the eugage
ment
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sTUoENT oaownEo.

Ann ARBOR Mich. June Ia
Arthur ". Rove. of Orange y J. a
student ~ the University of Michigan.
vas drowned today when the canoe in
which he and another student we're
making pleasure trip. was upset b. a
strong wind and rough waters az the On
trace % Case Lake. near here The
body has not been recovered
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OR THAT He WENT TO
EUROPE AS EMISSARY OF
PRESIDENT WILSON.
Says Visit Was Purely Personal
Admits He Talked With
All High Officials

NEW YORK. June 13-Admitting
that he had talked with leading gov
ernment officials OF Germany. France
and England. but denying that his
trip to Europe was in any way con-
nected with a possible mission look
ing toward peace. or that he was
the personal emissary OF President
Vision, Colonel Edward NJ. House ar
rived here today from Liverpool. a
passenger on the American line
steamship St Paul.
Il did not talk peace and that was
not my mission abroad" Colonel
House declared That report was
the biggest piece of nonsense that 1
ever heard" He also said that he
was not called home by President
Wilson.
Colonel House said that since leav-
ing New York January 30, OF this
year. he had met and talked with
leading officials OF the governments
mentioned. but added that his visit
was a personal one. as a private cIti-
zen and that IL had not political
significance. He said that he goes to
Europe almost every year and this
trip had been no exception as 10 the
intent or purpose. And II he had COM
municated with President Wilson dur
ing his absence on any matter OF i'm
portance that had come 10 his notice.
he said that such would be the duty
Of any American citizen and that
President Wilson was his personal
friend
Two Weeks In England.
Colonel House said he visited Eng
land for two weeks and while there
talked with Premier Asduith. David
Lloyd George and Lord Kitchener.
From England he went 20 Paris
frnnfdnn.A IN Rnra tn
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TWO VESSELS
IN COLLISION
STEAMER BUNKER HILL AND
YACHT vANADIS COME
TOGETHER IN FOG.
Two Men Killed and Three Injured
In Crash-Both vessels
Damaged.

NEW YORK. June i3.-fn a COLI.
sion between the passenger steamer
Bunker Hin and &. X. @. BiIlinRs
steam yacht Nanadls. In a dense foz.
on Hunts Point. on Long Island
Sound tonight. two men. George y
hendrick. OF Boston. and John Brown
OF the Bunker Hin. were killed and
three persons were injured. Roth
vessels were badly damaged. and. ac.
companied by tugs. made for New
York. where the Bunker Hin arrived
shortly before midnight.
Mr.. kendrick was killed in his
stateroom. The steamer left here
early tonight for Boston, with about
$50 passengers. The bow OF the Va
nadis penetrated the side of the
steamer. making hole three feet
above the water line on the port side
Many OF the passengers were in the
dining room when the crash came and
the nose OF the yacht was iammed
into the room. In the midst OF the ex.
citement two passengers Jumped over.
board. Roth were afterwards report
ed TO have been rescued After the
hrst crash the VanadiE, according TO
passengers. again plunged forward.
this time leaving her bowsprij stuck
fast in the hull of the Bunker INll.
Those inquired in the crash were:
May WIshtman, Boston, right
foot crushed.
Mrs. Martha Waugh, PhiIadeI
phis, Fractured arm.
John c. Bell, New York, scalp
wounds.
Mr.. Billings. owner of the Vanadis,
is a widely known horseman.
" ts net known whsthsr any mem
bers OF the Billings family were on
board the yacht at the time.
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THH wEATHER

WAsHrnoToE. Juns i5-Yor.oastt
Wsstern Psnnsyivauia-Fair Msndav
Prsceded ~ shower IN morning. cooler.
fair Tuesday.
ohio, west virEinia--rsir MONDAY
and Tuesday.
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KILLED nv PrrcHnD aALL.

Blosser. 90 ~ Crcathaven dfsf fD
h0Frftal to-day a. result rf hrInr
struck 0n The head hy r. baseball BE-
haf In game af Chcafharon veaferfas
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Reading Contest.

In the prize reading contest held Sat.
uIuay night. first place was won bv
MISS Pearl Corbin. OF Lost Creek, and
faul Doney. OF Buckhannon. and sec
ohd place by lolene Thrash. also OF
LOST creek. and W. Guy MORRISON. OF
Beckley. W. Va.
Tomorrow a very important meeting
Of the board Of trustees ls scheduIed
and many other meetings and cere.
monies OF interest will take place. Rev
Roy McCuskey. pastor OF the First NJ
r. church. AZ Shinnston. and a eradu.
ate Of the class Of Os. will preach the
Christian association sermon tonight.
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TWO SUNK
German Submarine Sends 20 Bottom
the British Bark Crown OF India
and Norwegian Bellqlade.

LONDON. June 10. 3.25 p. m.-The
British bark Crown of India. Of 2O56
tons gross. carrying a cargo Of coal.
and the Norwegian bark Bellglade. Of
6s5 tons gross. timhr laden. were
sunk by the German submarine U-95
today or Milford Haven. a seaport of
Wales. The crews Of the barks we're
rescued and landed az Milford Haven
The sailors of the Crown of India
say that the submarine fired several
shots across the bsrks bows. and
when the vessel slowed down the
men we're ordered 10 take 70 the boats
The submarine then shelled and sank
Tho bark
The NorV egian bark BeUeiade.
which vas close by later met a siml-
lar fate
The Grown Of India vas built a.
Jeith in 1885 and was owned hy the
Crown % India Shipping companyItd.
~ Liverpool
The Bellgiade was built az Glasgow
IN 1877. Her port of registry was
Tonsberg. Norway
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NEW YORK. June ia wireless
report from the Vanadis late tonight
said that she had on board the body
OF John Brown. a member OF the Bun
ker Hills crew. The man. the report
stated. was picked up by the Vanadis
after he had been swept overheard by
the shock OF the collision. and had
died on board the yacht from inJu.
rfes
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DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
WORKS EASIER
QUICKER AND WITHOUT
THE BLISTER

There's no sense In mixing ny
mess Of mustard, flour and water
when you can SO easily relieve pain,
soreness or stiffness with 8 little
clean, white hUSTEROI.E.
MUSTEEOLE is made OF pure oil Of
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AZ your druggists. in 25c and soc
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BE sure you get She genuine NUS
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Corporation Commission I Requested
Go Investigate some contracts
at That concern.
ku..ia f, T.. HuIi'.
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PEOPLE NOTICE ~; HI;ili THEM
orr WITH DIR. EDWARDS
OLIVE IbBil'I~

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Edward s. olive I.h'is. The shin should be-
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lets few nights
Df Edwagis' Olive Tablets al' the ue
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no one WHO takes Olive Tablets IS ever
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