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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
OPERATORS GET
NEW COAL RATE
rnteliiEenosr Bursau
colnmbua. O.. July %.


Ohio coal operators shipping over
the Hooking Valley railroad To- Tole-
do today received from that railroad
what its officials say amounts 10 a
dinerentisl of a. cents per ton In their
favor over the West Virginia opera.
tors
Accepting the decision Of the state
supreme court in upho'dinE the coal
rate reduction as ordered by the UfU-
flies Commission the Hooking Valley
filed its new rate schedule with the
commission
The new schedule embraces an the
reductions ordered BY the Utilities
Commission and upheld by the su-
premo court. including the intermcdi.
ate rates between the Hooking dis
trict and Toledo
Under the now schedule Ohio opera.
tors will have fo pay So cents Der
ton from ArmitaEe to Toledo Instead
Of the old rate of 81 per ton The
present Interstate rates from the
West Virginia coal neids 10 Toledo i-
si25 per ton with corresponding
rates Tor intermediate points I'm.
der The now schedule of the Horkinr
VALLEY. DO OIL pointed out. Ohio opar.
afors therefore will have dIHcrrn.
fial Of IN cents per ton in the rates
90 Toledo in their favor over the West
virginia operators
tyrn fhia rato docs not meet the
demands n the miners
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DESPERATE EFFORT TO CAP.
TURE WARSAW HAS BEEN
q CHECKED.
TeutOnic Allies Bring Up Heavy
ReinfOrcements But Fail
to Gain.

LONDON, July 2s. 1910 p. m-Al-
though the Germans are using very
strong reinforcements Of men and
guns. they have not yet succeeded in
breaking the Russian resistance eth
er around Warsaw or In Rovno and
Courland provinces. in each OF which
sectors heavy fighting has been in
progress for nearly a fortnight.
Except for the capture OF the vii.
lage OF Goworowo. on the Narew
front. and number Of prisoners and
machine guns az that point and be-
tween Mitau and the Niemen. the
German official report issued today
does not claim any advance.
In fact. General Won Buelow. in the
north. and Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg. who crossed the Narew Al some
points. are being held up by Russian
counter attacks which. although pro
badly costly 10 the Russians. show
that there Is still plenty OF fight left
in them.
In the southeast. Field Marshal Won
Mackensen's attack on the Lublin-
Chelm railway seems for the moment
TO have come 10 standstHl. although
he. too. Is receiving reinforcements
and assistance from the Austrians
who succeeded In crossing the Bug AZ
SOkal
To the west Of Warsaw the Ger.
mans announce the capture Of the VII
lage Of Piorunov. which is about n
miles west Of the fort lines OF the
city. so that not much progress has
been made on this front
Cannot BE Reeoneiled.
There r. good deal In the Russian
and German official reports which
cannot be reconciled but. on tho
whole. the British critics are moro
hopeful than for some DAYS that the
Russians will succeed In withstand
ing this EFFORT TO capture Warsaw. a.
they did the previous attempts
The stubborn resistance Of tho
Grand Dukes troops. together with
the fact that the battle BE- being fought
on ground OF his choosing. has renew
% The hope here that with a auWiriepf
supply OF munitions DO viii br able fo
infict n strategic defeat on the Ger.
manic allies.
The Germans have aFain ATTACKED
the French in the Nosres and ID Ar.
iois. near Souchcz. boz an effort fo 10.
gain trenches lost during tho Last feu
days. and have been partially success.
ful on both places
So far a. The rest of the western
line ia concerned comparative calm"
prevails. but from The confidence er.
pressed BY Premier Asuuith. in NOV.
ing The adjournment OF the house Of
commons This afternoon. and the
cheerful report OF the minister 81
munitions. Mr. Lloyd George. ne 10
The steps taken to supply tho HrItfsh
army with war munitions. greater nc.
uvity before Ions is expected
Tho French report RI small aurrasa
ON The Galnpou peninsula. and sr
counts continue to come in OF the
Italian advance along fhr fsouzo liver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

Rear Admiral Caperton was instruct
ed today 10 land marines in Port an
Prince. Haifi TO protect the lives OF
Americans and foroirnors.r
with hia order the arst step by
Tho United States to roeuablish
peace in fhe UaIueu republic was
taken. While officials would not mai.
cate The nafurc 0f their plans the
general belief tonight was that the
marines would not be withdraw un.
90 some definite Arrangement waa
made which would give promise Of
permanent peace throughout the re.
public
ADMIRAL Caperton has 800 marines
and bIueiarketF on board The T q
Washington. which arrived of Port au
Prince TO-DAY and the collier Jason.
win another hundred marines Ir due
there fo morrow Additional forces
tconunusd on Fsrs uisvenJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
DECORATED eV SULTAN.

CONsTANTGNOPLE. July Is. via
London, July %. 1.12 a. m-For
numerous huWanitarian services the
Sultan has decorated W D. Bemis
vice president of the Standard on
company. with the order OF Osmanieb
second class. and Oscar GunkeL man.
aFer. and T.. J. Thomas. assistant man
aEer oi the Consiantinoplc branch of
inc standard OF company. with the
order ~ Osmanioh. third class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

institute "a peace conference would
not BE- frmrsea
These reports. lf is said. have re.
suited from an Informal canvass 0f
the situation that has been quietly in
prorrcss for several weeks
To Suggest Plan.
EmIssarios of General Carranza are
expected to coach Washington within
o. frw days Or Ia expected they may
have some plan fo suggest 10 the ada
minIatrafion Tho Washington gov.
ornmTHf also expects valuable in
formation rerardIrr actual c0nfi-
lions n Nrv'r1 from Consul General
Arnold Shartii1. who win arrive from
Moy.co CITY and Vera Cruz within a
few dva
Tho nrvf step fo he taken hv the
United States f fs believed. win De
announced coon after prrrIfnrf VIII.
sons return from Cornish TIRE rreaf
toonuuusd on Pags Elsvsul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
MONKS ACQUITTED
OF SPYING CHARGE

ROME. July &C. via Paris. July "a.
$50 p nj. DelayedJ--A council OF war
~ Kari has acquitted FIVE monks be-
longing 10 the Dominican monastery.
who we're aTestcd in June charged
with spying The court ruled that the
charge was unf0undcd
The crowd ln the court room ap-
plauded the decision of the president
of the tribunal and called for three
chers for The army. which were given
with great enthusiasm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
NEW TRIAL DENIED BY
SUPREME JUSTICE FORD
ANNOUNCES HIS DECISION AT 10 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
AFTER CONSIDERING CASE SINCE EARY MORNING
-yIRTUALLY DECIDED TUESDAY NIGHT
DECISION GOES INTO MERITS OF CASE AND DISCJ SSES,
EVIDENCE WHICH HE SAYS Is observation-disclosures
TO SAY WHETHER BECKER CAN APPEAL.

NEW YORK. July 2s~Justice John Supreme court
tonight denied trial to Charles Becker.
tenant under sentence OF death for ngang the murder
Rosenthal the gambler This Becker must be
electrocuted Of Friday.
Justice Ford announced his decision 10 O'Clock
chamber In downtown office building aboed for
several days and nights the briefs submitted
application for a waiting newspaper men
into his chambers secretary them copies of his
typewriter decision, the justice said:
g" have denied the motion for a trial birth
day Pm 5S today It's pretty tough to spend birthday,
snt
The justice added that he had spend day
wife and daughter.
Il virtually arrived decision Justice
Ford ~bu hours since phrasng
opinion
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OIseussed Law ln case.


Then the justice chatted for several
minutes on the law involved In the
case he had just decided. Only news
paper men. his secretary and brother.
Michael Ford. and a clerk were pres
ent. None OF Becker's counsel was
mere. Mrs. Becker was said al that
moment to be visiting her doomed
husband In Sing Sing.
Jhstice Fords decision contained
about l.5O0 words. II goes into he
details or the affidavits filed by The
attorneys for Becker and declares
that the yidence proffered lis for the
most part cumulative and hence in.
sufficient
Referring 10 the plea OF w. Bou-ke
Cochran. chief counsel for Becker
that the right to grant a new trial rs
inherent In the court. the decision
says:
I.cannot hnd anywhere in the au.
thorities even suggestion that this
court Possesses any such GnhcrPntb
power. On the contrary a. has been
pointed out. the power Is granted by
statute and must BE- exercises I'm strict
compliance with ~.
In conclusion the court SAYS:
As ] studied the authorities and
examined the affidavits. the convic-
ton has grown upon me that II Ga new
trial. could not be granted without
disregarding the law and attempting
70 usurp the functions Of another de
partment OF government
The motion IL. therefore. denied. "
Refers TO 6enhsrn Case.
The decision refers at some length
10 the case o. n G. Renham. which
vas urged by Mr.. Cochran as grounds
TOT granting new trial u declares
NAT the resemblance between the
Benham and Becker motions is that
The defendants each had knowledge
OF the facts sought 10 be proved al the
time Of the trial. and was not per-
mittcd by HIS lawyers 10 testify con
cerning them In the Benham case
there was new evidence aside from
the defendant but the court finds
no such new evidence In the Becker
action.
Howard e. Benham was convicted
of the murder Of his wife AZ Ratavia.
y. Y, IN 1897. a. his trial he did not
take the witness stand The Court Of
Appeals affirmed his conviction and
supreme Court Justice Hooker later
granted him new trial Justice
Ford pointed out that Benham's case
differed from that ~ Becker. In that
Benham wanted 20 take the stand
but his lawyers would not permit
him
Justice Ford puts this question in
the decision
Does the evidence set forth as
newly discovered in the ahldavits ON
behalf Of the defendant meet the 70.
duiremens Of the statute and Of the
Court Of Appeals"
He then interprets the amdavits as
follows.
"As 10 the defendant own anida.
vit .lt b. not contended that it sets
tcontnusd on page EisvsnD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
WHiTMAN'S COMMENT
ON BECKER DECISION.

ALBANY. N. ", July "a
Justice Ford did the only
thing he could do. The eVi-
denee was conclusive. 70 had
any doubt as to the guilt Of
Becker. should pardon him"
This was Governor Whit.
man comment tonight on the
refusal Of Justice Ford to grant
Charles Becker a new trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
LIEUT.. BECKER 1LUST DIE FRIDAY MORNING
GERMAN SUBMARINES
HAVE SUNK 292 SHIPS,

AMSTERDAM. July 2S. via London.
5.a5 .. m--German submarines. &C.
Cording 10 telegram received here
today from Berlin. had sunk In the
war zone up TO the 25th Of July ses
English. 30 other hostile ships and s
neutral craft The latter. the mes.
sage says. were sent TO the bottom by
mistake.
TwentyTeyen additional neutral
vessels. the dispatch adds. were eN-
amined and sunk because they car
ried contraband
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
United States Land Marines
In Haiti; Situation In Hand

WASHINGTON. July American
marines we're landed today at Port au
Prince. Haiti. to protect the lives and
property OF Americans and other for
eigners. Rear Admiral Capcrton al
viged the navy department late tonirhi
that hc had sent q force ashore from
the cruiser Washington. Rear Admiral
benson. acting secretary Of the navy
declined 10 make che message public
but said
Admiral Capcrton haa the situa
fi0n ir hand
There vas mo- frhune at the mar
ines. although disorder continue ir
the city. more complete report t.
eNDected from him early tomorrow
Should ~ be deemed necessary add
tionai marines viii b. sent from Guam
tanamo. ful regiment would be
Becessary N police tho rItv. DO De- said
70 Rsstors order.
WAaHfNGTON. n ruIv r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
GER MAN u BOAT
SINKS BIRTHS Her

LONDON July 2s. $3.50 %. m The
British steamer Maneara. of GLASGOW
bound from Bilbao Tor HarfIrrooI.
haE been forpedo'd and sunk tt u
German submarine near Louestoff
Eirht members of Her crew wrra
saved
Tho ManrtrH vaH vessel OFF 1921
f0na. and belonged f1 tho uaurara
Steamship Company Of giaaroW
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CHICAGO. July 2s.-with a verdict
all but formulated. according TO the
foreman. Dr. w A. Evans. the coro-
ner's jury. investigating the deaths
Of thousand or more excursionists.
who lost their lives when the steamer
Eastland capsized In the Chicago riv.
er Saturday. tonight called lin Secre-
tary Of Commerce Redheld. George
uhler inspector general Of the steam
boat inspection service. end A. l.
Thurman. special solicitor FOR the de.
partment Of commerce at Washington
for private conference. After these
federal officers had been closeted with
the jurors for more than two hours,
the examination Of witnesses was re.
sumed
Secretary Redheld said he could not
speak Of what ne told the coroner's
jury. He said Coroner Peter Hoffman
and jurors had asked him. Mr.. Thur.
man and Mr. Uhler regarding the
usual procedure in the inspection OF
lake steamers and Of the duties Of the
federal officers connected with the
granting of licenses 10 the Eastland
10 carry passengers.
III was suggested and considered
whether there should not be some
law regulating the inspection Of
steamboats, AZ 10 stability" said Mr..
Thurman. II was pointed out to the
jurors that no laws ever have been
passed providing for that. and that
there is no appropriation AZ hand 10
furnish q force 10 make such an in.
spection"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
REDFIELD TESTIFIES IN
THE EASTLAND PROBE
CORONERS JURY Is ABOUT
READY TO REPOT IT'S
FINDINGS.
Two More Investigations Will
Start TOday-TwO Bodies Re
covered Making Total s3l.
BIAMES SIX MEN FOR
EASTIAND DISASTER

CHICAGO. July 2s.-A eoro-
ners Jury tonight returned a
verdict placing the blame for
the loss Of hundreds Of lives
BY the capsixins of the steam
er Eastland In the Chicago riv-
er, Saturday. on six men: VII.
liam n. Hull. general manager
Of the St Joseph Steamship
Company. owner Of the EAST.
land; Captain Harry Peder.
sen, o. the Eastiand: J. NJ.
Erickson, engineer; Robert
Reid, Federal inspector o.
steamships, who gave the East.
land license 20 carry $500
passengers, July ?; J. c. Eek.
lin. Federal inspector Of
steamships; W. X. Greene
baum, general manager Of the
Indiana transportation Com.
pany, lessee OF the Eastland.
The jury recommended that
these mer he held 20 a grand
Jury for indictment on charoes
Of nnanslauehter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

Captain Henry Pedersen. of the
Steamer Eastland, which capsized
in the Chicago river. drowning
nearly 1000 merry-makers. photo
graphed just as he was about 10
be arrested by the Chicago police.
Pedersen and other officials of
the line have been taken in Gus
tody pending the Investigations
into the cause of the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
sTEAMsHIp MovEMENrs.

NEW YORK. July 2s-saiIed.
Steamer. Arabic. Liverpool. siFnalIed
steamer S. Louis from Liverpool.
GIBkALIAR Sailed Steamer Pc.
rueIa, from Genoa. New York.
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WAsHIHoroH, July 1al-rorecaatf
west WirrInfn.- Local fhrrf 49, -.
ThurHdaVi Friday partly cloudy
ONO aud western naunavfvarfr
Cloudy Thurada probahiy foraf
showers. Friday probably fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

After 30 had been announced BY
States Attorney Maclay Hoyne dur.
INK the day that the county grand
jury would return indictments against
those thought TO blame for tho cap
sizing Of the Eastland and again an
nounCod by him tonight that the ac.
tion had been postponed until tomor.
row. the states attorney later said he
had been advised that he would not
have sufficient Jurisdiction 20 prose.
cute. except FOR manslaughter. and
that probably the jury did not have
sufficient evidence TO warornt them
In returning such true bills lie said
be- would turn over that evidence he
had 20 United states District Attorney
Cline who viii start placing witenssas
before the federal grand jury in a
few days
a member 81 The Eastland's crow
testified before the jury. but added
fTuwffwwar - na~n
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70 Restors order
WASHINGTON n o.. July 1s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
CALIFORNIA
VOLCANO IS
At IT AGAIN

REoplNc, May 2a.-Mount
tsssen was again In Violent
eruption today. Tho latest
outbreak came at 1915 today,
when great clouds Of smoke be.
gan TO shoot into the heavens
from the crater. The eruption
can be seen from Reddlne, and
people OF the town practically
suspended business to View the
outbreak Of the volcano.
A rumbilns and roaring. &C.
eompanled by a slight earth.
quake. gave warning OF today's
eruption.
For SO hours quantities OF fine
ashes have been falling I'm sections
from - 20 i25 miles away from the
Passing trains have been coated
with this deposit
added TO the rumhllng aud roar
lng OF the volcano. an earth tremoi
sunday struck new fear 20 ranchers
who had sought TO return TO theiI
ranches Ia the Hat creek meadows
Many men who. with their FAM
lies. the nieht before fled for thcii
lives. abandoning the little towns OF
Burby Cassei Carbon and fnl
River Mills. are today attempting e
get back to their ruined homes
Hat creek Is running bank full
The water Is warm 90 the touch.
Representatives ~ the forest ser
vice were sent toward iRssen today
TO make further Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

II you want plenty of thick. beau.
tiful. glossy. silky hair. do by all
means get rid OF dandruff. for II
will starye your hair and ruin Il II
you don't
II doesn't do much good To try to
brush or wash 1t out. The only
sure way to get rid OF dandruff Is
IN dissolve H. then YOU destroy II
entirely To do this. get about
four ounces of ordinary liquid ar
Won. apply II at night when retir
ing: use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub It In gently with the
finger tips.
by morning. most. II not ALL OF
your dandruff will be gone. and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve and entire.
ly destroy every single sign and
trace of II.
You will find. too. that all itch.
ing and digging OF the scalp will
stop. and your hair VIII look aud
feel hundred times better. You
can get liquid arvon at any drug
store, II is inexpensive and four
ounces Ia all YOU will need, no mat
ter how much dandruff YOU have.
This simple remedy never falls
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
ASK WILSON
TO PROTEST
WAR EMBARGO

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May -
President Wilson will be asked to
secure tho suspension Of the recent
British order In council establish.
Ing an embargo on shipments to Ger.
many as far m II affects American
exports 20 neutrals contiguous 10
Germany.
Packers have combined with the
cotton interests Of the South to i'm.
press the administration with the
damage done American trade thru
the attempt 20 starye Germany.
England has practically stopped
American shipments TO Scandi.
nayian ports. and nearly every YES.
sci carrying cargocs of meat and
cotton 10 Holland and Scandinavia
has been held up on the high seas
by allied wnrBhips and taken 10 port
Owners Of the vessels have been
compelled TO fight for their rights
In British prize courts. and the de-
lays incurred have caused serious
financial losses.
The president will be asked 10 de
mand In the name OF the United
States that the allies stop these nc.
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
COOK INLET CRATERS
IN ERUPTION TOO

SEWARD. Alaska. NAV az
What was nj first believed to be
smoke from forest fires r. today
identified as clouds OF brown
smoke. rolling up from two cratsrs
In the Cook Inlet range. i50 miles
vest of Seward. and about the
same distance southwest OF ship
Creek
The steamship Alameda. which
arrived here yesterday. reports
that Mt Hanna and another uni
Identified crater have been In vol.
canic eruption since Tuesday.
Four very slight earthquake
shocks we're felt here during the
past three months
Hanna volcano Il on tho vest
coast ~ Cook inlet and IL 1906
feet high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
How American Women
May Keep Faces Young

'The American smart woman ages
early, far earlier than the English
woman" says famous English
+. health expert. She adds that our
climate $50 erhIisrates that you
over exert yourselves and grow old
before you know II. That same eN-
(, Vibrating air dries the skin. The
: skin that lacks moisture grows pale
sand witbered looking and soon forms
wrinkleg.
ssThe American complexion" IL best
treated by applying pure mercolized
wax. which causes the faded. lifeiesr
cutfcie 10 flake off in minute par
ficIes, = little each day until the
fresh young skin beneath IL wholly
IN evidence. Every druggist has
THIS wax: one ounce is sufficient.
epread on at night like cold cream.
washing II or next morning.
For wrinkles. dissolve an ounce OF
powdered saxolite in q half pint
witch hazel: battle the face In TINS.
Immediately every wrinkle In affect
Cd. even the deeper lines. Both
treatments are remarkable facial re-
rs.-Adyertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
"a DRAGGED UP
CLOSE TO SURFACE

HONOLULU. MAY 2t-Work
MAS resumed today on the lifting of
the %. which Is now plainly seen
thru glass bottom boats used by
the divers
The submarine craft, which vas
lost two months ago. with all on
board, has been brought within los
fee, OF the surface.
Il IA expected the ~ will be
docksd this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
FRANK GETS STUNc

Frank l.. Ashton. city ticket
agent for the Pacific Coast \. y.
Co. thought he was signing a list
Of guests at the Salmon day dinner
At the Washington hotel last
March Instead. II was n bill for
go worth OF champagne consumed
by a reserved young man who has
vanished 4 wall went up when
Frank got the bill last week ?
He's looking for the reserved young
man