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IRE IN COURT HOUSE.
crowd seeing smoke Thinks thu
Blaze IL In CITY Hall.

Fire Of unknown origin did $500 da ms &c
70 me Park departments tool room in the
''.niy CourtJiouse last night.
Hundreds okpersons saw smoke stream
M from the windows and ran into City
nan Park shouting that the City Hall was
oN FIRE.
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summons uauRs on RULING.
The question as to the calling of these
men hangs largely upon the decision
to he made by Justice Andrews as to he
admissibility OF the evidence OF ex-Sena-
tors Davenport. Human. Newcomb. Of
william Loeb. Jr. and of the evidence
OF Col Roosevelt himself.
There IL the possibility. however. that
TWO eN-Presidents OF the United States
Col. Roosevelt and william II. Taft. and
i've eN-Governors of the State, Col
Roosevelt. Benjamin b. Odell, Horace
White. John a. Dix and Martin II.
Glvnn vii have figured In the case be-
fore 1t reaches a conclusion.
There has been no suggestion that
eN-Gov. Charles +. Hughes, now an
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States. should be invited to
appear.
Mr.. odell and Mr. Glynn are already
under subpoena and II is probable that
MI Dix and Mr.. White will be invited
L. say good word for Mr.. Barnes
flynn and Dix are referred to specifi-
caIlN In Col. Roosevelt's alleged libellous
statement concerning Mr.. Barnes. The
colonel made the charge that both Dix
and ilynn were agents OF Charles r.
murphy In Mr.. Murphy's covert domino
ton OF the state government a DOM
na'on assisted or, connived AT. the
colonel stated. by Nh Barnes. OdeII and
White would be asked II Mr.. Barnes
htd tried TO boss them while they were
al the head OF the State government.
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BARNES MAY CALL
TAFT And ROOT
Senator WadswOrth Will Also
BE Subpoenacd If T.. RS
Testimony Stands.
WEEK MORE OF TRIAL

SYRACUSE, May s.--william Barne.
md his lawyers discussed tonight tho
adv.sihility Of calling cx-President taft
.uhu Root Senator James w. wads.
sNr,h and others who have been In ma.
iouil poltics for the purpose OF refutins
col Roosevelts charge that Mr.. i,arnes
WIS 4 boss II an Objectionable type.
T-cy did not reach a definite conciu.
SION. MIR Barnes is adverse to dragging
Nj taft. Mr. Root. senator Wadsworth
and other friends into the case He does
n. want to d. anything which might
possibly embarrass his friends who AR,
In public life or who have political a.
rotations But II 1t becomes necessary
10 refute testimony obtained by Col
Roe sevelt in justification OF the latters
accusations. Mr.. Taft and the others
will Ne asked to take the stand in de.
fence OF Mr.. Barnes.
In that contingency Mr.. Taft would
be relied unon to testify that while ne
was President Mr.. Barnes did not at
tempt to influence him in the matter OF
appointments or Hesitation. Col. Roose-
welt has told the jury that while he was
President Mr. Barnes constantly sought
10 influence his course.
Mr.. Root would probably he asked
whether or not he regarded Mr.. Barnes
as DR.. Jekyll boss or a Mr.. HYDE
boss. Mr.. Root might be questioned as
90 Mr.. Barnes's activities in the 1912
Republican National Convention and in
the deliberations of the national COM
mttee which rejected Roosevelt dele
gates.
Senator Wadsworth would be called
upon TO state that Mr. Barnes never
dictated to him.
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had made arrangements with tho Y NJ
g. A. members TO he AZ the various
floats to direct the churchgoers. Also
In an effort to protect the sailors and the
s3.500,o0O they brought ashore with
them. temporary bank has been opened
IN each branch OF the Y. NJ c. A.
Baseball games and theatre parties
will take up the time of the mon to-
morrow.
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tho tide until Mcclure came to his aid
taking him on his back. II suddenly
felt him slip Off and then he had dsap-
peared." MCGUIRE told the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
BREAKERS AHEAD
tcOnt,nusd From FIRST P.s.)

late In the day to make way for the
urgent deficiency appropriation bill,
and other appropriation measures
probably will be taken UP as they
come from the house. Republican
leaders insist that many weeks will
be consumed in debate on the
measure.
In the minority report the govern.
ment ownership feature OF the bill
was discussed at length. and objec.
tons to such policy were enumer-
ated as follows:
Objections Enumerated.
subtraction from the field of per.
sonal endeavor. destruction or ind..
yidual Initiative and motive for ef.
Tort, the constant tendency 10 maxi
mum costs. multiplication of govern.
ment employees and officials. Increased
opportunity for corruption. labor PROB
lens, administrative and executive in
efficiency. restriction OF the motive TO
invent and improve the facilities OF
service. etc: and in general II may
be said that industries reach their
highest perfection and greatest 81.
fciency when allowed TO deveIop In
the free play Of economic forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
JESUS CARRANZA
Cconanusd From FIRST P.s.1

ranks OF the constitutionalist reyolu
tionary army at the close OF the Huer.
IA regime. He succeeded I'm gaining
the confidence Of General Jesus Car
rama. who supplied him with troops
and munitions OF war and finally sue
ceeded in having him named military
commander OF the Isthmus OF Tehuan
tepec.
General Carranza was totally m
aware OF the detection Of Santihanez
whom he approached San Geronimo
and was so certain OF his loyalty that
he was travelling with but the llghtest
Of escorts
Cowardly PROPOSAL
The first chief has received word
from Santibanez that II he will sane
ton some unknown arrangement
claimed TO have been between Santf
banez and General Jesus Carranza
and viii pardon his treachery and al
low him TO retain his military Office
he Will releaCe General Carranza and
his two relatives lie makes threat
that unless his conditions are met he
will execute General Jesus Carraula
and his son and nephew
'Carranza's reply feelingly dictated
was such traitOrous conduct can
receive no pardon n my brother
death j. a necessary step toward the
triumph Of our principles and the es
adjustment d peace 7 am willing
That he die And ] know that with
the feelings Of true soldier my
brother VIII be willing TO sacrlfe hfa
life Tor his country
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UP TO WILLIS
tconsnu.d Prom FIRST Pare,

ators and asked to give an opinion a.
10 the legal phase OF the proposals TO
elect or appoint senate and house
porters. pages and stenographers.
Turner was unwilling to render the
desired opinion before he took office
The caucus decision was TO have a
resolution offered in the senate to-
morrow morning requesting Attorney
General Hogan for an opinion. The
resolution which will be adopted BY
the house also. will 20 10 Hogan who
viii hold It, allowing his successor TO
render the opinion neIt weeE.
The two houses today selected the
officers previously chosen at Republi
can caucauses and received and flied
q message from Governor Cor. The
senate received also his recess ap-
pointments which will be- referred TO
Governor Willis Tomorrow tho Of
hcial vote viii be csnvassed and re-
cess probably taken until next Mon
day when Willis will BE- inauEurated.
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BRITISH REPLY
tcontinusd from Fir.t Par.l

not endeavor to rule on the subject OF
whether product b. or b. not contra
band, or what its ultimate destination
may be. The following statement was
issued by the state department today.
iorecasting further action BY the treas.
ury department in steps that are OK.
pcctcd 10 relieve ships Of the hard.
ships OF detentiOns and extended
search:
The department Of state is advised
that the treasury department has an.
thOrized the collector Of customs at
savannah. Ga. 10 have vessels bound
TO foreign ports loaded under the
supervision or inspection OF the Gus.
toms officials. upon application In
writing by The owners or agents Of
the vessel or the exporters and 10
give an appropriate certificate OF
cargo az shown on the manifest The
customs officials. however. will not
attempt 20 determine or certify
whether any part OF the cargo is not
contraband Of war
Doubtless the same authority will
BE- extended BY the treasury depart
mrnt to the customs officials al all
our ports wherever desired Com
plants have been made that Ia some
Instances the ships manifest doee
nor contain all the cargo aboard and
this RCtion 81 he treasury depart.
ment D. no doubt in response TO these
complaints"
Justification for tho general search
and detention % American and other
neutral vessels clearing from Ameri.
can porte ias been claimed by the
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was the belief expressed tonight by
hose in touch with the situation.
While the operators declined TO make
an Official statement II was learned
from an authoritative source that sen
timent expressed by operators at To-
days session indicated this action.
An unannounced development in con
nection with the meeting OF the oper.
ators today was q Joint conference
with William Green. international
secretary OF the mine workers organ
izatlon and John Moore. president Oi
the Ohio miners organization. These
two miners officials first met all the
operators and then held a conference
with the seven operators who com
posed the operators committee on
the occasion Of the last Joint confer.
ence Of miners and operators repre-
sentatives. which resulted I'm failure
TO agree on wage scale After this
conference IL was said no agreement
was reached Both the operators and
miners officials remained firm In their
previous demands
Honor at Stake.
Mr. Green. who was an Ohio state
senator and the author % the Green
anti-screen Law. said he told the OBJ
orators to-day that "our honor IL az
stake because. when the miners
now operating in central and south.
ern Ohio. We told the operators that
We would not sign a lower scale with
the eastern Ohio operators
There are $4,000 miners working IN
central and southern Ohio on the a.
cents ton Hutl-screen basis Mr.
Green said The eastern Ohio opera.
tors ofer 4f6l cents n ton THE WIS
rejected by 1900 miners In eastern
Ohio The first of last Auril and thew
have since been on strike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
DAVE Says

The chicken sho~ az she Hs-ley
building. opening to-day. merits
the patronage % all People %
Wheeling and vicinity Who take
pleasure IN seeing the best the
whole country produces in the ~sy
OF poultry.
IL will be seen AZ the show that
hne feathers make fine birds
Just the same. hne clothes make
hne men.
And JUST nov the opportunity is
Afforded for every man and young
man in this vicinity to provide him
self with the finest suit. overcoat
or Mackinaw, TO be had in the CITY
and at a full one-fourth on.
Drop in at Kraus Bros, then 20
on up TO the chicken show and look
over the other fine birds.
Nothing quite so commendable
as pstronizing a eommendable af-
fair.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
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Obituar y
ms. P>ns,. In rAan....

Nord NAs reserved IN the city ye.-
tsreAy stenins Of the death Of Mrs
last l-iNerpN. %. The deceased xas
formerly Of this city and a sister Of ths
lAte Joseph Hall Death came sUddeniy
yesterday morning at o'clock Al
East Liverpool Funeral services win
bs ned al 81 stephens EEiEcotal
cnurch. East Liverpool this afternoon
Al o'clock. Following the service. In
terment viii be IN spring Grove cem.-
terry. at CINCINNATI u.
mr.. Thomson Was quite faVorAbiy
known herr. probably being better re
membercd ~ the older rssidents she
was born In starordshire. England. and
emlgfAted 10 this country when four
ears OF age. she SAr the daughter OF
here a number OF years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
Why Do Turn White When Scared?

hrnply r<se-. -e-a go a. -c.r~d
~ frtftf~ned 80 $500 sirnust l-.v-
tttions, ths I'd Ela.af uhlrR ~ ffo-fr 4
throush ths srtsrt~s - yoar f.rs sis--
sne fsce r-1dish uns~. sna rour face
n-coms ehite wh~n yos are frtght~n-d
" - quite singular. but whsn you -
cou~ really frlshtensd. whatever The
cause may - the hurnsn system re-
tbout stops besflns al tossfher Whsn
your heart steps tasfins - course the
uow % the bloo1 from the h-srt stops
80 then there H. No -uppiy % fresh red
ser the satin 81 your fare Therefors
you look vhfts-ths color your face
would b. N no blood ever flowed thrc~Fh
ycur arteries ard veins. some paOpl.
have faces 80 White they look AZ tkoarh
they were scared all IN. time mi. n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
REPORT coHrrnMrp.

Baker. OF the Philadelphia Nationals. TO
night confirmed the announcement BY
Manager hcGraw, of the deal by whic h
change for three players and a cash con
sideration. Mr.. Baker added that Man
eger Moran. OF the 'Philiiss." had Sc
iected the three PLAYERS from a list Of
IL submitted by the New York club
Negotiations looking 20 the sale OF
Iharles H. Doom. catcher and former
manager OF the local National League
foam. probably viii take definite form
Tomorrow. Manager Herzos of Ctncin.
matt. - expected here TO confer with the
philadelphia officials and "a was stated
tonight that the object of his visit was
10 secure Doom for the Cincinnati team
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PLAY FIRST GAME
w. v. u Varsity Basket Bail Team win
with rhrrnont Y. N. @.
A Team Friday Evening.

-. 1Pa'Sh ~ ehe intcingencer.
hORGANTOwN. W. Va. Jan. 4-Fol-
. 's ms return 20 college this after
noon. Manager Arlington FLEMING an
bounced that the varsity basket hail
Team would play the newly organized
airtnont y. NJ. c. A. team Friday even
ing at Fsirmont. In the first OF a ssrt.s
OF sanes which will figure in the state
Another game will be played the same
night by the Reserves with The Eairyia,'.
hlgh school, Mt Fairview. The second
game with the Fairmont Y. NJ g. A. has
also oeen closed up. and a will be pIayed
on ths local floor Saturday. January ID
raetlce VIII be resumed tomorrow az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
AGRICULTURE
VIII BE the rheme ~ State University
AL This Weekday Prom
All Over state Attend
pseial Dispatch TO the InteIngencer.

special Dispatch TO the IntelIigencer.
n. MOhGANTOWN. w. Va. Jan a
ENery thlng about the State University
rom today until next Saturday. will
be Agriculture" and already there are
more than 300 farmers, boys and girls
mere from all parts OF West Virginia. a.
program. ~ '"e
Forty boys who won prizes for corn
Growing are here now together with
tNsnty girls who won prizes In canning
corn and tomatoes.
Almost $50 farmers registered TODAY
Tor The short agriculture course
inc hanawha county delegation arrtv-
lnt IN special car. The annual appie
snow VII be held the last three days ana
be In the competition. VIII
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British government because contra
band has been concealed in sorna
non contraband cargoes. II was also
alleged that the chips manifest when
produced did not disclose the whole
of the cargo. which afforded oppor-
tunity for passing through contra
band unless the British warships
made a careful search OF the whole Of
the cargo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
EAST OHIO MINES
tcontinusa fro1a Tir,, P.r,n

cong 10 abandon the eastern Ohio
N'ld u has been practically determ
med That tho mine workers orEsniza
uon VIII not BE- recognized further
start Non-Union
n was further declared that plans
VIII BE- made 90 bcEin operation Of tha
mines shut down since tire strike. with
non union miners
There 10 no chance Of ro~odtnr
from that position" one member oi
The association said after tho meeting
The strike which caused the shut
down in the eastern ohio fields ard
which has cost Cleveland companiea
Willionr ~ dollars. has been on Tor
Con month.
Member Of tho operators sssoris
zion minated toulghf that at frf
conc 'IsIUU ~ The conference fpuor.
row definite program would b. an
uUrrIHH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
LOBERT GOES
To GIANTS
ouAxn1s rnApE rzrnp sAsrnAr
To2 CAnH cowuDunATIou
AHD YLArnn8


NEW YORK. Jan. the New y,rt
Nationals to-day secured the services %
sdslphia Nationals a. the result % =
trade contaminated IN Philad.iphia
In enchsnEe for Lob~rt the Phila6sl-
phia club VIII receive q cash considers
ton and the following players Al De-
maree. pitcher. Milton Stock. laird hass-
man. and Jack Adams. q young pitcher
bought last fall from New orleans.
This announcement wss made tonight
by Manager McCraw. Of the Giants. upon
MS return from Philadelphia. where n
went TO confer regarding the deal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
Y. MICA. DIRECTORS
Were Elected by Members Of orRnniEA-
ton rsstsrday-Nons of Them
Had Opposition

The following seven candidates were
elected yesterday for n term Of three
Years, a. Nom bers 81 the board 81 direc-
tors 81 the Wheeling v VI. g A. Br .
= Dickey. J w Adams W % Nefrnsr
:. =. Parker. W T. Miller H u Varr.
and q. " linn
Balloting was done Oh day BY the
members of the organization srhrra
were no other candidates In the race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
DRANK BAY Rum; TWO DEAD.

INlONTOWN. Pa. Jan. 4-Cnarles
Mckee. -, and Hugh Beck. IS. died
today az Perryopolis as = result of
arln klns bay rum m Perryopolis
s ~ 9v y, snop yesterday: Each man il
liquid '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
Columbus WIN
Swamp the c. L c. Basket BAH Team
OF Mohechsn on Local Club
Floor Last Might

Last night in well rlayed and IN
usually clean game the Columbia club
team defeated the &. L. G. team 81 NJ
Mechen by the score Of 20 TO T. The
game was played on the Columbia club
moor betore large attendance. Goethe
lead his team In the scoring, securing
lS held goals. many from difficult an
gles lsinewebcr played an excellent
game AT guard. Doyle and Mccain put
The latter team played better game
than the score would Indicate The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
MIKE" KING HERE
rrominsnt Resident Of Elfins visit. Tn.
wv on snort business Trip

"Mike' King. well known dov,-...,.
Pouucian. arrived In the city last night
TOT short business visit Mr. King
quite Wei known locally. having been
paiEn Tor Secretary Of State two years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

Funeral services were hsh yesterday
afternoon At o clock over the remAins
OF the late John ~ Rose veteran " tie
ttNil war. who died At the family home
on seventeenth street last week The
services we're IN charge % Rev w
schultz and interment WAS In rsnlnsula
cemetery. The pallbearers acre John
:. Rose, Allen Rose. William Hoffman,,
James smith. A. =. Carpenter. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

CLEVELAND Ian THAT Taat.
ern ohio coal OPERATOR rt an AL.
Iournrd meeting tomorrow Vl1 decide
POI FORMALLY hrrsf on an npaoflatf0u4
with the United Nine Workers union.
viI plhu to evicf striking miners be-
cause they have paid no rent since
inp strike vac called. the first o.
Nrril last and viii decide to make
oFrriurea to The minors aa Individual
fo work open shop Under the scale
REJECTED b. the miners organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
ROMRARnINn kIEIcr

~ hDbkAD. Jan. WA Ion.
don, 70 2 mt-Austrian aeroplsnes
are daily b0mbarding Ki-lce. In Rus.
sian Poland. - miles northeast Of
tracow Ten bombs we're droppcd
on the railroad stations and freigbt
sheds on January . Little damage
was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
OFFICERS RE-rLncrxp.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4.-Wiliam n.
baker; president. and all the other ORR.
GERS OF the Philadelphia National league
baseball club. were reelected at the an
nual meeting OF the club here to-day.
The selection Of Patrick J. Moran az
fled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05
POSTPONE MEETING
National baseball Commission Pals To
meet Because of Absence OF
Ban johnson.

ChICAGO. Jan. t.-The meeting OF thu
halonal baseball commission which xrss
20 have been held to-day. was postponsd
because or the absence of President
Johnson. OF the American League, who
Il still In New York "V
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

Charles Frederick. the little son OF
MI and Mrs. Charles Schenk OF Woods
dale. died sunday evening. after a brief
illness. The deceased Was months and
~ days old. Funeral services will b.
held this afternoon at o'clock aud In
terment Will be In Greenwood cemetsry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

impressive obsequies were held yest-r,
day evening At 1850 o'clock az the family
home. No. SIS Main street. over the r.
mains OF the late Charles Miller Rev
Hess. OF the North Street NJ. y. church
had charge and interment will b. this
afternoon In Mt. Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

Impressive funeral services were held
yesterday morning over the remains OF
the late Mrs. FrederickR Gunther. highly
respected lady OF the South side who
died last Thursday. Following the SER
vices interment was In Greenwood esnle-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

In proportion to its population,
switzerland spends more on poor re-
lief than does any other country.
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o'Connen Funeral.

The mortal remains Of the late Miss
Anna OConnell were laid TO rest yes
Ing impressive services at the home OF
James Lally, No. III Market street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

IotaIs .......... 95l S92 93l 2754
Tonight: Steinmetz vs.. Aviators: tx
perts VS.. Newark Shoe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-05

Goals. Goetze IL. Tbon.T = p,S,i
Doyle ?. Fouls: Thoner l. Missed Free
throws. Thoner D. Hibbs n Dovie 4
Referee: SHEPPARD
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ToniEhrs oamss-ciimbers va East
Ends
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lbtalH sssssssssss sNt Alh aaA 30
To-night's games: Bessemsr vs.. Kut-
tiers. Norman Specials W. Club stars