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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
Disorder ReignS in Meeting
OF French Chamber DeLcaSse
Resigns; ViUian Takes Place

PARIS. oct 10. 10 D m-The gov.
eminent of which Rene viviani ls the
head. received decisive vote OF con.
hdenoe IN the Chamber OF Deputies.
s'2 70 ?. after a long and exciting
session. In which the government
policy. particularly that relating 10
me Balkans, was severely criticized
~ leaders reIresenting the imporfsnf
committees Of foreign. military and
naval Affairs.
The debate was signalized at n.
outset ~ The announcement bv PR.
mier Viviani n the resignation a. 81
Delcasse. which had been accepted w
Viviani assuring the portfolio on for
mgn anaira in addition % tho rrerI
dency of The council
The final vote did not diacfoso tbe
extent of The opposition 90 the rrv.
eminent. aa those who led the affr-r
Withheld their votes on the vrorrf
hat the government had not brarenfsd
a suuicient explanation to permit mem
DerH 20 vote intelliRcufiy The remit
was none less considered a notable
tribute 10 the strength N the nirirfrv
a. the moment of losing the minisfer
Fho had shaped the foreign nollcir.
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howiing in glee. The noisy approval
evidently made Rixey over conndeut.
Ior moment later. he grooved one.
Ihere was a switch. a crash OF bick-
ory against horsehide and a white
streak headed for the center nelo
stands The ball fell 10 the grand
stand and went into the crowd ana
Hooper trotted around the pathe
The PhUlies were due a turn at BAT
oul mere was not a soul among the
more than 10000 crowded IN Inc ns'r.
Who Old not know that the series was
over and that the Boston Sox had won
another ampionship OF the world
Tour sames TO one. Flustered. but
stul lighting the standard bearers OF
the National league went through toe
tormality Of completing the Las,
inning. but not a man could get on
first
Ihis last game Of the series was
tconttnusd on Page HinsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
S4O0.000,0 DEFENSE
PROGRAM TO BE URGED
BY WILSON ON CONGRESS

WASHINGTON D. e.. oct Ia
-Four hundred million dollars for ma.
uonal defense an increase OF an.
pfoHimately $4,000. 900 over last
year-constitutos the amount which
President Wilson and hls advisers al
present estimate should b. appropri.
atcd by the next Congress Tor the
army and navy
A. the Friday for the com.
plotIon Of The annual estimates draws
near. the President De- giving prelim.
mary consideration % the national
defonso budget out Of which ID la
hoped % lay down a stronger naval
rrogra mthan tho United States ever
has authorized IN its history and aim
Harry q larger provision for the mills.
tary establishment than has been Gus
tomary IN ume of peace.
The President has before him for
several weeks the outlines Of militia
~ policy Of a continuing character
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LONDON. Oct -, 10 o. m.-The
Near Cast. with the Austro-oer-
man and Bulgarian inVsslons OF
serVia. the Anslo-Freneh landing
at saIonlkl. the promised active
Intervention Of Russia ard the d..
plonnatie possibilities in Greece
and Rumsr =. continues 20 be the
center Of interest throughout the
beiiieerent countries.
The SerVians, although greatly
ovtnumbered by armies with su-
perior equipment are making a
stubborn defense of their eoun-
Try. and while the Austro-Ge
progress 10 steady u is very slow
and probably will become slower
still when the mountains where
the SerVisns are strongly en-.
trenehed are reached. OF the Bui.
garisn campaign nothing new has
been received since Nish report.
ed the repuise of the invaders:
while the movements of the An.
alo-Freneh and Russian forces
have thus far been kept fror, the
knowledge of the public. The Rus
sian forces have thus far been kept
from the knowledge OF the public.
The Russians have no easy task
before them ~ they intend 70 land
In Bulgaria.
Narna and the other Bulaarian
ports on the Black Sea where q
landing might be made. have been
strongly fortified under the dlrec-
ton % German officers and are
protected by mine fields.
The Russians could sail uo the
Danube, az that is an internatlon.
~ waterway. but Il 10 doubtful N
they have the necessary trans.
ports; while 10 come throuob Ru.
toontinusd on Pags rvsivs.1
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PHILADELPHIA. oct 13.-In the
fading sunlight OF a beautiful October
afternoon. Harry Hooper. OF Capitola.
Cal. warming for the Golden cate
with All the fervor OF @ native son.
decided TO bring the worlds series OF
1915. 10 close Hooper earns a tldy
mule livelihood each summer BY Gov
ering tRht field for the Boston Red
SoN. Of the American baseball League.
The honor Of his club and the honor
OF his league were az stake today
When he came 10 bat for the last
time IN the NTH Of a wonderfully
hard fought serIes-Cames tied fast
paw. The Colonel" made the batter
Rirey. Of Charlottesville. Va. was
hurting for the faltcring Phnlles and
there vas one ont In the ninth inning
when Hooper faced the cratic SONIA
paw The "Colool" made the batter
look foolish a. he broke too fast
curves over the plate for called
strikes and the home rOoters were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
CONFEDERATES
OPEN REUNION

RONCEVERTE. W. Va. oct. l3.-
Every automobile in this place ana
LewisDurg has been requisitioned for
the use Of the Confederate Veterans
OF West Virginia who will begin their
annual meeting here tomorrow lhe
Dry Creek battlefield. White Sulphur
Springs and other points Of interest
VIII be visited before the veterans
get down to business. General
Charles :. Peyton division com
mander VIII preside AZ the sessions
and General &. c. Watts. Of Charles
ton. viii respond to the address or
welcome TO be delivered by John A.
Preston. of Lewisburg
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framed by Secretary Garrison after
more than a years study with officers
% The general stan. with IL the pres
idcnt is I'm hearty accord. rcFardine IL
as a conservative. well balanced pro
gram While the details have not
been revealed. a substantial increase
ln the regular army. probably from
$1,000 20 at least 10000 men. and the
creation % O. reserve OF porhaps 900
600 men through short-tcrm eniiaf
ment service of citizens interested In
military training. are said 10 BE- parts
of The plan
As vet thc exact appropriation 10 be
dehnitely recommended for the army
and navy. respectively has not been
definitely fixed Indications are that
the army's budget Of $4,000 600 iasf
year viii b. increased By a. least
Foo.ooo.ooo. while Secretary Daniels
toontinusd on rage rwslva.B
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
DR.. HILLS SUED BY
NEPHEW FOR LIBEL

NEW YORK. oct 18 COMPLIANT
IN the libel suit Of Percy ID Hune.
AGAINST hts uncle, Dr Newell Dwight
Hlllla. pastor Of Plymouth church
brooklyn. were nled late today. in tne
office ~ the comfy clerk in Brooklyn
Percy d Hills demands $4,000 dam.
ages for alleged libolous statements
which De- charges his uncle cau4eI to
De- published in Brooklyn and Port
land. OREGON. and which. the pIainfn
AYERS. Injured him ln bic business
standing. reputation and good name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
CONSOLIDATION co.
TO OPEN new MINES

FAlRMONT. " Va. oct 13-Om
cial announcement was made here 20.
day that the Consolidation Coal com.
pany viii commence Immediately 10
develop lts tract OF coal property I'm
The vicinity of Wyatt, Harrison county
The Western Maryland Railroad com.
pam VIII construct an eirht-mile -pur
from The Baltimore a. Ohio railroad al
The mouth of BInEamOn creek 10
Wyatt Three mines will be- opened
giving employment to more thsn LOCO
men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
MINE INSPECTOR
FATALLY INJURED

CHAHLEsTON w. va oct IA
Enoch Carver of Charleston. district
mine inspector and formerly one Of
me lcadi1r coal operators in southern
West Virginia. sustained possible fatal
injuries today in the sunday Crock
mine at LOuTaCro De was caught DO.
tween "a moving coal car and "a miro
partition rib ie was brought 20
tharleaton on a special train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
WANTS WOMEN TO
MARRY CRIPPLES

LONDON. oct ~. asa %. m The
Rev Ernest Houghton. a Bristol rec.
tor has started an appeal 20 patriotic
women Of tho nation 20 give their lives
TO amelioriate the condition Of MANNED
heroes Of the war BY marrying them
He has launched a League for the
marrying of broken heroes"
Strict secrecy is promised a. 10 the
Identity OF women prepared 20 immo.
late themselves after the plan Of the
LEAGUE until the arrangements for
their marriage are complete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
ANTI-SALOON MAN
UP FOR CONTEMPT

CHICAGO. oct "a. Published state.
menis that Mayor Thompson had or
d'rcd saloons closed on Sunday only
under threats BY various reform or.
fanizaNone Of grand jury indictments
today caused states Attorney Hoyne
to ask a writ of attachment for r.
NOR J Davis. district superintendent
of The Anti Saloon LEAGUE Of Illinois
rhnrrinr that Davis has attempted 10
Influence o. state Erand jury and or.
dfrInr him to show cause whv no
should not BE- punished Tor criminal
contempt of court Chief Juaftce
Burke OF the criminal court Issued the
writ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
Take Final Game of the
Series I'm Nerve RackinG
Contest By 5 TO 4 Score
WHEELING FIRMS
HIT BY BANKRUPT
Intslligsncsr Bureau
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. IL.

Charles Craft. a travelling salesman
OF Columbus. filed a petition in bank
ruptcy today giving assets Of $500 and
liabilities of s3.O62. About fifty
Wheeling houses and individuals are
stated as creditors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
FINAL SESSION IN AUDITOR
IUM ATTENDED BY UP
WARDS OF 1000.
Prohibition Commissioner Blue
and Others Deliver Enthusi-
astic Addresses.

West Ntrginia's first Prohibition
Law Enforcement convention entered
Ihlo the pages Of history last evening
win ahtl-saloon leaders and laymen en-.
"a tnusldstlcally cheering the record Of
the state. The noise. and al some
.iIles deafening din. that poured into
'ne auditorium from the streets below
seemed TO put spice into the conven-
uon activities. and the speakers bu;
yelled the louder their denunciations
of the liqour interests
Upwards Of 1000 people gathered
IN the auditorium for the last session
Many or those marched through the
main streets Of the city from the CITY
building in the Dry demonstration
Zach marcher wore the banner of the
Anu-Saloon league The procession
was lead by band Mr.. Marshall or
Gilmer county. Civil war veteran
and standard bearer. was first In the
flag. y M
Fred o. Blue. state prohibition com
missioner. received the greatest ovg-
ton Of the convention when he was
Introduced by Chairman, Hon Geo A
Laughlin. The strict enforcement of
the law formed the basis for his stfrr.
mg address At times he was inter
rupted by the bediam outside. and a.
such times b. took occasion TO score
The Vets In Ohio county.
Adopt Resolutions.
The resolutions committee. which
was composed OF e. VI. Crane. Terra
alta. G. x. Morgan, Charleston. ] u
Oatcr. Parkersburg. c. s Strader
biueheld. and g A. Laughlin. reported
Following Mr. Blues address Resolu
tons we're adopted thanking The peo-
pie OF Wheeling and tho new-pstper.
Tor their courtesy. Geo W Crabba
and Charles 81 Earhart as well a.
other OFFICIALS. were commended and
supported Mrs Lcnna Lowe yost
was thanked for her part In tho con
tconenued on Pare Ten1
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PARIS. Oct -, 1870 a. m.
Private adViees are 10 the ef-
feet that a Bulgarian division
was almost annihilated In a
fierce battle near kraouyeVatx.
SerVia. says a dispatch 70 the
HaVss agency from Bucharest
dated Tuesday and delayed In
transmission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
FIRST LAW ENFORCEMENT
CONVENTION Is NOW OYER
FOOTBALL INJURY
RESULTS IN DEATH

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Oct. IA
wrenched knee received a few days
ago. when playing a game OF football.
resulted in the death today in a hos
pltal here OF Roland G.. Casner. aged
20, OF burVville. Blood poisoning de-
veloped. He was a son OF Mr., and
Mrs. J. W. Casner OF Burnsville.
whittier his body will be taken to-
morrow for the funeral and burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
FIGURES FOR THE SERIES.

tendance are: va iP'S anu ae-
- Attendance 143346; Paid Admissions s320 361 IN.
Natonal Commissions Share S32 O3615: Each c1uh'ss
Snare Sn29o Players Share, S144 So of which the
Boston players will divide 60 per cent Sse oao IN S
Philadelphia players 40 per cent s57 90 .
players on each team figure in the division ''
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WAsHrEoToE. oot 1a.--Forsoa.tt
west Virginia, wsatsrn Psnnsyiva,t.
showers Thursdays Friday fair
loved ~ fair Friday fair
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Yesterdays GAME.

terday's game were: P'' az yeS-
Attendance 2o,3O6; Receipts $4,000; National Com,
missions Share $52029o; Clubs Share SAG s2s 10 FIJI
Club, S23413O5 T''o~0Ao' Sacn
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oSe nt-Iuderu Three rIns-Iooa
- lewis uderus Earned
TO Hobitzel;
sn First base eo-soston Ease on al,
r1us-of Mayer
err s."eI nv y p'ne Foster tstoeE Risey 4op
ouroster .; RNey
S,ts ' hsd Evans right field and IS min
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
GREAT BRITAIN BREAKS OFF DIPLOMATIC RE
LATIONS WITH BULGARIA AND HANDS
MINISTER PASSPORTS
DEVELOPMENTS IN NEAR EAST STILL CON
TINUE CENTER OF INTERESTING
NEW MOVES REPORTED.
ALLIES DISAPPOINTED OVER ITALY'S REFUsA
TO COME INTO FIGHT, BUT HOPE
SHE WILL RECONSIDER.

LONDON Oct 13-Bugaa declared war on servia saws
Central News dispatch from Paris
The Bulgarian Britain was handed his pas
ports this afternoon
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LONDON Oct 13The Swedish minister charge of the
Bulgarian legation with the departure Bulgarian
minister, M
M Mischief will The Hague having recently been ap-
pointed Bulgarian minister o Netherlands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
AFTER DUFFY" LEWIS HAD TIED SCORE WITH
HOMER IN EIGHTH HOOPER REPEATS
TRICK IN NINTH AND WINS GAME

GAME WAS REPLETE WITH SENSATIONS AND
FANS WERE KEYED TO HIGHEST PITCH
THROUGHOUT THE CONTEST
fHILllES FOUGHT GAMELY AND WITH VIC
TORY IN SIGHT wALLOPS OF RED sox
SNATCHED 1T FROM THEIR GRASP
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PARIS. Oct 13Russa is preparing great army OF
the Bulgarian coast according the Rumanan
today
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toon'inusd on Page rvsivsj
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-10
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
BIG POLK co. DRAINAGE

Barlow, July l0-The bid of A. V.
Willis and Sons, of Pittsfied, ILL.,,
being considered the lowest and
best, that firm will be awarded the
contract for the drainage of the
Peace Creek Drainage District, and
work is expected to start as soon as
the bonds can be disposed Of. The
drainage plans involve $4,000 acres
of land and the expenditure of some
thing i'm the neighborhood of $780,
600.
Commissioners Il. l.. Mack, R. G..
Harton and Lycurgas Burns are now
in New York negotiating the sale of
bonds.
An idea of the magnitude of the
project may pe gained from the
fact that $4,000 worth Of ma
chinery will be necessary for carry
inc on the work to completion, and
most of this is expected to be on the
ground within the next ninety days.
Lands embraced in the Peace
Creek Drainage District extend to
Blue Lake on the east to Lake Ham
ilton and Lake Fanny on the north,
to Surveyors Lake on the south, and
west to within a few miles of Bor-
tow and north to Polk Lake.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-10
LAKELAND TO HAVE
some EXCELLENT
SHOWS THIS SEASON

Manager Green of the Auditorium
received three more contracts this
week for the coming season, among
them one for The Law of the
Land" Mutt and JEFF in College"
and Bringing up Father THE
Law of the Land" is another one of
those within the Law" shows. the
cast including Miss Adelaide French,
one of New York's foremost actress
es The Gus Hill Co. are sparing no
expense in their Mutt and jeff
show this year. and Bringing Up
Father" which is out of the Hill Of
flee is another cartoon show of the
first water. taken from the McMan-
us pen.
September Morn which will APP
pear at the Auditorium some time in
February. is musical comedy car
rying fifty people. and has been
great hit in Chicago. This show
comes out of the same office as the
prince of Tonight" which Lake
land liked so well last season.
when Dreams Come True" is an.
other big New York musical COM
edyl success which will be seen here.
Coburn, Honey Boy Evans. Al
Fields and Neil O'Brien, Ministries,
will give minstrel lovers their fill of
black face comedy. Manager Green
states that the New York offices are
sending the best of companies south
this season, an indication that there
maybe finish to the war before the
season opens.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-10
FIRST BALL GAMES
TO Be PLAYED
next THURSDAY

Next Thursday afternoon. if the
weather man is lenient, lovers of the
national pastime will see two excel
lent games of baseball on the local
diamond as the city league is now a
certified thing and the four clubs
represented in it are working hard
to get their men in first class shape
to give Lakeland some good base
ball.
Two games of seven innings each
will be played every Thursday, the
first one starting at $3.50 o'clock,
and the second one starting 3 min
utes after the termination of the
first. The gate will be absolutely
free, grandstand loo, vehicles 25c,
bleachers for colored people sc.
The jitney bus will run regular
trips and many of the autos have
consented to the five cent price. The
boys in the league, all Lakeland
boys. are working hard and all they
ask is little cooperation. and may
be the City League can be made a
permanent thing Thursday. July
Is, Moose vs.. Co. D.; Elks VS.. Hol-
lingsworth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-10
COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD HOLDS TWO
IMPORTANT SESSIONS

Barlow, July 1O-The Board of
Public instruction met in regular
session, July 9Th, 1915. All men,
bers and the Superintendent pres
ent. Minutes of the previous meet
in2s were read and approved.
In the matter of bids for the
school bonds to be issued for and
in behalf of Special Tax School
District No. 46, the bids therefore
coming up for consideration and ac-
ceptance by the Board, and after
duly considering all bids submitted,
it was moved and seconded that the
matter be deferred.
The matter of establishing a
school at Star Lake was referred to
the superintendent.
H. B. Pearce and others of the
Lake Hollingsworth school appear
ed before the Board relative to the
granting of a teacher for their
school. A teacher was granted for
same and all pupils of said school
above the sixth grade were instrust-
ed to attend the Lakeland school.
Reed Robson appeared before the
board and asked that teacher be
granted for the Orangedale school
this term. Same was granted.
Trustees of the Fairview and jew
ell schools appeared before the
Board and asked for an appropria-
ton sufficient to erect new school
building large enough to accommo-
date the pupils of both schools
After some discussion, the matter
was referred to ]. w. Keen.
Committee appeared before the
Board asking that a school be es-
tablished at Crooked Lake. After
some discussion, the Board agreed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-10
CITY COMMISSION -
HOLD ADJOURNED
SESSION
Lakeland, Fla, July 9, 1915.

-
Lakeland, Fla, July 9, 1915.
Adjourned session of the City
Commissioners with all members
present.
Petition of DR.. Culp for aid in the
sum of SIS from the city to help
him in stamping out tuberculosis
among the negroes of the city was
referred to a special committee of
Messrs. Cox, Irwin and Toph for in
vestigation, and with power to act.
u Petition of A. B. killer for build
ing permit for erection of an air.
dome on lot -" block Il of Munn's
survey, was referred to special
committee of Messrs. Irwin, Cox and
Toph with power to act.
The resolution from the Associa-
ton of Physicians of the city recon-
mending the muzzling of dogs on the
streets at all times unless same be
securely aeashed, was laid over for
future consideration.
Petition of s. S. Grantham ct al.
for improvement of the present con-
dition of Ingraham avenue was re-
ferred to the commissioner of pub
lie improvement.
Amended bill of Mrs. Amelia for
$24 was referred to the city attOr-
ney for his approval.
On motion the park was ordered
made the place for any and all po-
ltical speakings during the incom-
ing campaign, and that a suitable
stand be provided for same by the
city.
The monthly reports from all Of
ficers for June were read and were
respectively ordered received and
filed for record.
The bill of Fl. S. McClelland was
referred to the commissioner of pub
lie institutions. and bill of d. J.
Simpson was referred to the COM
missioner of finance. for investiga-
ton.
The other current bills were or
dered paid.
On motion the commission ad-
journed to meet at p. m. Monday,
July 10, in adjourned session.
O. NJ. EATON,
Chairman.
Attest:
Fl. L. SWATTS, Clerk.