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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
NEW OUTBREAK
Of Foot and Mouth Disease Discovered
IN Berkeley County, Near Mar
tinBbura-Fsrn isolated.
5pecial Dispateh 70 ths Intelligence

w 80" Aat.'N N'NH .N'H'.
MARTlNSBURG. W. Va. March "a
After having apparently stamped out
all indications of foot and month dis
ease among the coattle of Berkeley
county by their efforts during the past
four weeks. State and Federal oficials
today discovered a new outbreak of
the disease on the farm Of o. A..
schriver. near Martinsburr Twenty
four cattle and hoes were marked for
slaughter b. the authorities. and the
farm has been isolated and the die.
trlct quarantincd Tho quarantine
AGAINST bringinE milk. butter. poultry.
etc, 10 Martinsburg from Berkeley.
morgan. Jefferson and Frederick coun-
Ties has been lifted. and plentiful sup
piles of these articles are now being
received here daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
BECKER
MAKES ANOTHER EFFORT TO
SAVE HIMSELF FROM
ELECTRIC CHAIR.
Attorneys Argue For Reversal of
Verdict and For New Trial.
Continued To-day.

ALBANY. y. Y. March 24.-An-
other effort TO save the life of former
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker. OF
New York. who is under sentence or
death for -instigating the murder OF
Herman Rosenthal. was made before
the court Of appeals today. Martin 4.
Manton. Becker's attorney. asked the
court TO reverse the judgment OF con-
viction resulting from the second trial
and 10 give Becker another chance TO
defend himself before a jury.
During the three hours argument.
Mrs. Becker. wife of the condemned
man. sat In the court room and took
frequent notes.
The case will be continued tomor-
row when Mr. Manton will conclude
his argument and Assistant District
Attorney Robert c. Taylor Will argue
against granting a new trial.
Manton attacks the testimony OF
James Marshall. negro witness At
the second trial. who came into prom
inence recently by the reason OF con
hicting anidayits made BY him con
cerning what he knew OF the homicide.
Marshall lied at the second trial. %
Manton said. He testified then that
he saw Becker with Rose. Schepps
and Webber. accomplices. before the
murder but he was not produced at
the first trial. a short time ago Sc
gave and affidavit in Philadelphia mat
his testimony vas false. He virtually
substantiated that affidavit before me.
But still later he repudiated both OF
these affidavits. How can this court
place credence on the story OF such a
witness?"
Iunatie and Perjure-.
Charles p Pitt. Jr.. Becker's press
agent" was characterized by Manton
as "lunatic and perjurer. If one
person can be both Manton asked
the court not TO consider his testi-
mony seriously. Pitt testified az the
second trial that Becker had told 70
be in the vicinity OF Times Square on
the night OF the murder as something
might happen.
Summarizing his case. Manton said.
n feature Of this case which
throughout a perusal OF the record
strikes one with irresistible force is
that II every reference to Becker were
eliminated the crime OF murder would
still be. in every essential. complete.
Becker is not essential 20 its incept-
ion, its progress or its contamination.
The onense is complete in every de-
tail without him.
II Is the contention Of the defense
that the evidence afirmatively shows
this crime was planned long before re-
lations between Rosenthal and Becker
became strained. that the crime was
committed not by the procurement OF
this defendant or with his knowledre
but his accuser, the informers. fot
personal reasons and motives Of their
own. The idea Of duplicating Becker
occurred only when the real culprits
saw there was chance TO escaye ~
toe newspaper clamor for tho incrim-
inaiion of o. hirh police official could
b. gratihed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
VICTIMS OF SNOW SLIDE
NOW TOTAL FIFTY FOUR

r1rllnE f1 reports tonight from HrIfnr-
ula Beach. where a. snow and f4ndaff.
Monday wiped out part nf MINING
cafnp fHr lIsf uf victims now tufHIa Ff
lN9 more u.lIra having been rHUnearnI
to-day .AII TOLD GA t1dirr have hrrn
taf-n from tha debris and fHe ufreinr
number ~.
An Inqucst held Iafe TO-DAY failed 90
throw nrhf on enc rauae nf the ma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE
IN THE OSBORNE CASE
MISS RAE TANZER. SUING FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE. IDEN-
TIFIES OSBORNE.
Two Sisters Say He Is Man Who
Called on Her-OsbOrne Denies
Ever Seeing Her Before.

NEW YORK March 2f--A mass OF
contradictory testimony was given be
fore United states Commissioner
Houghton today when Miss Rae Tan
zer. who recently brought suit against
James ". Osborne. former assistant
district attorney. for alleged breach or
promise. was arraigned for a hearing
The proceedings will be concluded to
morrow morning. and at that tine the
commissioner viii decide whether
Miss Tanner. who Is charged with
using the mails 10 defraud. should be
held for the acton of the Grand jury
The charge s based upon a bundle OF
letters Mss Tanzer Is claimed 10 have
mailed TO Mr. Osborne. whom she says
she knew as oliver Osborne" prior
20 the time she filed the suit asking
$50. 600
Slade a Slsde. attorneys for the
defendant, placed upon the witness
stand her three sisters, the Misses
Rose. Dora and Ruth. and ]. Stafford
clerk Of the Hotel Kensington az
Piainheld. y. J. The testimony OF
Rose and Dora Tanner was corrobo-
rative. They both identified James
W. Osborne who was sitting IN court
with his wife and son. as the man who
had called upon their sister Rae aud
represented himself To be "Oliver Os-
borne" a ranchman OF Santa Rosa.
Cal
Gave Her Diamonds
"Oliver." they declared. had given
their sister a diamond horseshoe and
two diamond rings. but. they went on.
he took back his iewelry. saying that
hc wanted 10 have II repaired. The
sisters agreed. too. that "Oliver Os-
borne" had told them that he liked
Rae very much. and that he intended
TO take her back 20 California with
him. The sisters both declared. also.
that they had been told by Rae. after
she had known Oliver for more than
two months. that she had found out
that he really was James W. Os-
borne"
In describing "Oliver Osborne the
sisters said his hands were covered
with diamond rings" and that he was
exceedingly well dressed He never
wore eyeglasses. they declared.
Ruth Tanzer said she had seen Oil
yer az her house only once Mr. Os-
borne was asked 10 stand up. and she
SAID she was not sure whether he was
the man or not
The hotel clerk. on the witness
stand. said that October rs last there
had come 10 the hotel in Plainheld a
CcOntinusd on Page Sikh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
CLASHIMPENDING
villa and carranza Forces Soon 10
Clash for Possession Of Mata-
moros-citlzens to Aid
Carranza.

WASHINGTON. March 24-Reports
10 the state department and 10 the
Mexican agencies here late today told
OF an impending battle for possession
OF Matamoros. the port across the Rio
Grande from Brownsville. Texas.
which apparently o. to be- the scene
OF the FIRST real tight Of the villa cam
paign against the east coast of Mex.
leo. Some OF the dispatches indicated
that skirmishes already had taken
place.
According to statement issued bv
the Carranza agency. the citizens Of
Matamoros at a public mass meeting
today determined 10 organize 10 sun
port General Nafiarate. the Carranza
commander who was said to have q
garrison Of 5000 men entrencbed ana
provided with artillery and machine
guns. Generals Castro and De Lara
were said 20 be on the way with rein.
forcements
Villa Has 5000 Men.
4 state department dispatch fro-,
BROWNSVILLE announced that tho villa
force marching against Matamoroa
was 5000 strong and had reached
point very near the town
Secretary Bryan and Secretary
Daniels continued to-day 90 IruuIre
into conditions in Yucafan. where tho
Fisal crop. upon which American twfra
manufacturer depend. is imporiIed
Delegations of twino manufacturer
visited the state department urgInr
that everything possible b. done fo.
assure safety and transportation to|
the crop
Secretary Daniels said warahiD|
would Do assigned 90 convey money
for the movement of The crop If neces-
eary. but that 20 Ear mo- action had
benn taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

territory they some days ago sent re-
Endorsements. and have. according to
their account. driven the Russians
back toward the frontier and removed
the immediate menace OF Czernowifz
On the other extreme wing OF the
eastern front the Germans have reoc-
cupied Memel. with the assistance OF
their warships. which have since bonn
barded the roads by which the Rus
SLAMS were falling back The Ger
msns also apparently have checked
the Russian advance on Tilsit.
unfavOrable weather still Is interfer-
ing with the operations of the allied
fleet in the Dardanelles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

WhsHrHoToH. march at.-F0rsoasts
Weateru Feunaylvauia and Ohio
elouov Inurudavi snow or rain ana
colder rrffav.
West Wirrinfa-Fair THURSDAY prob-
anlg Local raina or snow rridaT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
BRITISH AIRMEN WRECK
GERMAN SUBMARINES
FIVE AIRMEN LEAVE DUN
KIRK But ONLY TWO
REACH HOBOKEN.
Five Submarines on Slips But Only
Two Are Hit-Works Set Afire.
Fighting in Carpathians.

LONDON. March -. 1925 y. ma
British air raid on Hoboken. near Ant
werp, where the Germans are con-
structing submarines: another threat
cned effort by the Germans In Fiand-
ers. and heavy fighting in the Car
pathians are the outstanding features
Of todays war news.
Five British airmen. starting from
Dunkirk. took part in the raid on the
submarine yards. but only two OF
them reached the mark. Two were
obliged TO turn back owing to the
thick weather. and n third was com
peiled To land in Holland because of
engine trouble. and was interned.
According to a report issued by the
British admiralty. two OF the hve sub
marines which were observed on the
slips were damaged and the works set
afire. Prior TO the war this plant was
known as the Coekerill Works and
belonged 10 a British company. When
the Germans took the plant over, a
high fense was erected around II, and
no Belgian was allowed 70 enter.
Workmen were brought from Ger
many TO build submarines. II Is
pointed out that these had to violate
the neutrality of Holland TO pass
down the scheldt 20 the sea. but this
was easy OF accomplishment. as they
would pass the Dutch forts sub
merged.
outfiew Germans.
Dispatches from the Dutch frontier
say that seven German airmen attack
ed the British raiders bat were out
flown.
In the same region IL Is reported
that the Germans are preparing for
another supreme effort in Flanders.
Already there has been considerable
lighting along the User. the Germans
having bombarded Nieuport and Dix
nude. while the Belgians have made
progress along both banks OF the
river.
The big battle OF the moment. how
ever. Is in progress between Dukla
pass and Uzsok pass. in the Carpa-
thians. where. in their oficial commu-
nication. the Russians claimed TO have
captured a number OF Austrians and
to have made general advance Aus
trian correspondents declare that this
battle Is likely 20 continue for some
time. II g. possible that the Russians
viii use part OF the troops released
by the fall OF Przemysl. in an endeay-
o. TO bring the battle TO an end.
Austrians In Bukowina.
The Austrians have developed a
fresh offensive in Bukowina, to which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

pc Science expert who il deIiverinr
me cookery lectures. viii speak this
afternoon on the important subject OF
Food Selection"
Tho main section OF the auditorium
was again well hlled with women yes
terday afternoon 10 hear Miss Ems
ano % witness her denomination or
cooking. Owing 90 an accident TO her
assistant. the famous cookery expert
did not begin her dcmonstration untu
late In the afternoon. and consequent.
~ postponed her lecture on "Chnd
Feeding untl this afternoon.
Miss Berry. chief assistant 20 Miss
Ellis. vas severely burned about the
tace when she was preparing for use
Continued on Pars air.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
Accident Causes POstpOnement of
Talk on ~Child Feeding" In
til This Afternoon.

Today's session Of The
Intelligencer News Home
Economics School being
conducted this week in
the Market Auditorium
promises to b. one Of the
very most interesting or
the entire course Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-04
Leave Your Little Wants
AT.
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One in Your Neighborhood
NORTHW EST.

NORTHWEST.
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Eth St. cor. T, Criswens Pharmacy u,,,,
ith ST.. cor X Godenherg's Information B bureau
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
ANOTHER SUICIDE
YESTERDAY BY
REVOLVER ROUTE
Gerald Eberman, Young New
Yorker, Takes His Own Life
While Dependent Over
Failing Health.

D~espoBdcnt over M hcglth. Gerald
Ebcrman, a healthsecker Of Sew York
city. committed suicide Monday even
ing shortly after $40 O'Clock by
shooting himself in the temple with
0 .32-caliber revolver. He lief, no cA-
PLANTATION for his rash act but at the
roroner's inquest held this morning by
Justice OF the Ponce George II. Craig,
Dr. Cipcs testified that the young man
had several times announced his in
t%entlon Of ending his own life and
that upon tho iast visit of the physi-
clan he said. You will not see mt
again"
The coroner's jury returned the fol-
lowing verdict;
Estate OF New Mexico. We. the un-
dorSigncd Justice Of the peace and
Jury who sat upon the inquest held
this the fifth day of October. 1918.
on the body OF Gerald EbermRn,
found in Precinct No. 26 OF the coun-
~ OF Bernalillo. find that the de-
ceased came u his death oy reason
Of the gunshot wound caused by a
bullet fired from a .32 revolver fired
BY the deceased with suicidal intent.
The verdict was signed by Justice
Craig, Warren W. Seago. Jose r. Tru-
lilo. ID. II Collier. John Weidmayer,
J. Pence. and J. o. Losey, foreman.
The dead man had been talking
with several visitors q few minutes
before he shot himself and they state
that at that time he did not seem
respondent. He wrote a poem short
~ before he shot himself but this did
not have any connection with his
death. lie did not mention IN IL that
he contemplated ending his life.
The deceased came here six months
ago for his health and since that time
has been residing with his mother ut
61S South Edith street The mother
was Frustrated by her sons rash act.
He wal formerly very wealthy and is
a college graduate The funeral ar
rengements haye not yet been COM
plcted.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row afternoon at > o'clock at Strong
Brothers chapel. Rev. G. . Beck
man will conduct the service. Inter
ment will be in Fairyiew.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
-KNOK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Henry hauls baggage. Phone s39.
Elfcgo SAGA left last night Tor his
mines near Magdalena after a stay Of
several days IN Albuquerque.
Or. r. f. Copp u silver City. q for
mer resident OF Albuquerque rs here
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. g. p. Mann of Fort
Sumner are Albuquerque visitors for
"a few days
j. q Baldridgc. Of the baidridgc
Lumber company. OF Los Angeles. b.
a business visitor m Albuquerque.
Euri McQuaidy. turf writer aud rae
ms official. is expected tu arrive this
week from III Paso To- attend the fair.
A rcgulJr meeting Of the knights
Of Columbus viii De held tonight az
D o'ciock at which officers Will Dol.
Installed
Judge D. = Rodey has gone 90 SOC
Zorro on business before the district
court.
Hon a. r Brown. the we'll known
socorro mining man Is spending % lcN
days in the citJ
Mr and Mrs W. =. wander OF
Rochester, y. Y. % arrived in tho
city 10 spend the winter months
Miss Edith Parker has returned To-
her home al 30 puso after spending
several days in this city.
Or Francis King ~ Los Angeles b.
Il visitor iu this city. lie registered
it the Commercial club
Manuel VILLA has returned Co. nua
home AT ~ rlau utter "a short WISH.
here
Mrs J " O'RieHy aud children
have arrived boz Albuquerque from
Kansas city 10 resume their Residence
here.
Judge T. r. Wright ana Mrs.
Mrisht of Santa be were Iu the rit,
last night for "a short tim, ON thyii
way 10 Socufro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don j. Rankin of
Nurth second street except Co l,8y,
tomorrow tor % stay Of four weeks uu
the Pacific ooast. They viii visit the
expeditions
There Will bo @ special meeting 81
tho Modern Wppdmou of America Co..
uignt ut 1880 O'Clock iu ( % % D..
hall for th, purpose OF meeting g..
a. Wilson, stat, H.. H g.
Mr and Mrs r. j. strong returned
this afternoon from "a motor trip tl
santa Pc. Th,y were accompanied
hy their guest. Mrs. Hough, of Sew
York
sheriff Chns. CIusson Of santa Fr
and Jake Levy. Noll known harness
hor.'mon. uro visitors here The.
wei, az the race, auura, rhIs moruiu,
to ar. the Lcst stable worked out
Tho regular monthly business meet
ing uf st. John guild will Do held
NA.|NHH..N... &c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

For earache, ~toothnchc. pains.
burns scalds. sore throat. try Or.
Thomas Eclectic Oh. \ special rem
cdy for emergencies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

THE WEATHER.

. FORECAST Tonight and
. Wednesday generally fair. Warm
. er In north portion tonight.
. Warmer Wednesday.
. ALBUQUERQUE weather for
. "a hours ended nj S this morn
. ms
. MaNimum-TO.
. Minimum-f3.
= Rangc-21.
. At ) o'clock-5i.
. Northeast winds.
. Clear.
. sometimes!
. tFrom Judge
= We are informed by Holy Writ,
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of a.
. Ate grass Presumably he must
. Have hoped to cripple the beef
. trust.
. Had Ncb been strictly up-to-datc.
. The beef trust he'd investigate;
. FIJI up the press with tales ga
. lore.
. Make ways less, and meat cos,
y more.
. The stars and stripes I DO evcre.
. Ny coun;ry's flag without a peer
. But when my butchers bill ! con
. Sometimes ! yeatn for Babylon.
= Albert r. Hoyt
a q a a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

Most d%isfiguring skin oruptions.
scorfulI, pimplcs. rashcs, etc, are due
to impure blood. Hurdock Blood Bit
tors as "a cleansing blood tonic. is well
recommended. 800 at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
L|FE-SIzE BUNCH
Off FOR ROSWELL
LAST NIGHT
President and Secretary Of
Commercial Club Head Del
egation Going to PecOs VAL
ley Fair by Train.

Filled with enthusiasm t. boost for
the state fair which opens ncN; week.
as well as 90 make a big noise for
the Pecos valley exposition. a dclcga-
ton of local business men left last
evening Tor Roswell to nttond the fair
now being held at that place. The
local business men made the trip ia
a special Pullman coach aud were
headed by clark NJ Carr, president
of the Commercial club. They expect
to spend Il couple ot days al ilosWoll
to take In the "sishts" ard mingle with
the business mon of that sity.
The trip was made with a view 10
show the Roswell business men that
Albuquerque is not trying To- ocure a
monopoly IN fairs and cXpositious
Roswell has promised 10 send q spc-
cial tratnluad of Pccns valley rcsi-
dents to the state fair next week In
appreciation Of the visit of the local
men.
Aside from the special Pullman
abput thirty local motorists made tho
trip from here Sunday and Monday.
Among those who AVE gone To Roa-
well are. Clark NJ. Carr, Tom Egau.
- l. Jacobsen. W. n Andrews. Odio
Dryer. q. :. Rose. Max N%ordhaus. j.
NJ. Doolittlc, g. T.. k5le. NJ. NJ Maisol.
w. H.. McNicol. Jesus Romero, Grow
er Dcviue. T. Cameron, Wilmot Booth.
q. l.. kascman and others.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
N COMMISSION
GIVES $500 MORE
TO THE A FAIR

\ donation OF $500 was voted to thu
state fair yesterday al a meeting Of
the board OF county commissioners.
President n. +. putnoy Of the fair as
ISOLATION appeared before the COM
m%issioners and requested the appro-
priation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-14
uV ~ VllUNOl Peace In the Land

10 TO CHURCH and pray that the Almighty may bring
~ peace to the warning nations of Europe
At various times since the beginning the TREMEN-
DOUS STRUGGLE WHICH HAS PLUNGED MORE THAN
HALF THE WORLD IN WAR there have been Sundays set
aside for general for On these days there have
been GREAT TURNOUTS Of the people. The appeal for
for met with splendid response It aided the
GO TO CHURCH movement
EVERY SUNDAY SHOULD BE A PRAYERFUL SUNDAY. PRAY
THAT THIS COUNTRY MAY SPARED THE HORRORS or WAR.
THANK GOD FOR THE PEACE THIS LAND NOW ENJOYS!
EVERY MAN WHO BELIEVES IN GOD BELIEVES EFFl-
cAcY OF PRAYER. AND EVERY MAN WHO IN BOTH
GOD AND THE EFFICACY OF PRAYER MUST BELIEVE IN THE
GO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT. HE MUST CHURCH HIM.
SELF THERE ARE ANY NUMBER OF MEN WHO WHILE PRO.
Tossing BELIEF IN GOD, SELDOM CHURCH. THEY
WILL PRAISE THE CHURCH MOVEMENT BUT WILL NOT
HELP IT ALONG By THEIR PRESENCE At THE SERVICE.
How any who processes belief in away
from the house of God? If such will deliberate at all he
will not let another Sunday by without joining ever in
creang GO TO CHURCH throng you already have Joined
kindly suggestion that he attend church. Talk up 90 TO
CHURCH movement. Start today You'll be surprised at the
number Of converts you make Religion strong
today despite what scoes People begin
ming that the only true fe the only consolation
be found in the church.
Do you want happiness?
GO TO CHURCH.
GO TO CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY AND EVERY SUM-
DAY.