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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
JUDGE DAYTON
teontinu.a From Tir., Pm

when he undertook the case. that had
he. no would have declined 10 touch
IT, ~ had never done that sort Of
business, said Burk In tones o. dis.
gust. Nor have I done 90 since. nor
will 7 ever 10 7 know IT, Rurk said
he had met Elliott 40 Atlantic CITY.
but vshy Elliott was there or who sent
him. hn did not know Said Elliott
had pointed jackson out to him hun
that that was u-nneccaaarv. as ho had
made q trip 10 Farkoraburr. upon Do.
ink assigned 90 case. 10 have q look
a. Jackson said no had followed
Jackson to Richmond. thence 90
Washington and Atlantic city said
DO had been ASSIGNED 10 the case bv
chief Wilkie who had said that Al.
forucy General Moody had requested
% detective. and WIlkle sent Uurf Io
solicitor General Uoyf. who then sent
him 20 J D. Traiuor. 81 the doparf.
uent Of Justice whore hr first was
'Dld The case Do was detailed on All
bis reports were made Co Trainor. OK.
CcDt his final report. which was f1 his
chief WUkie
Testimony given before the investf.
FaInE committee when DO sat az Park.
ershurg and Wheeling was 20 effect
that Judge Jackson had been forced
to resign on threat that there was s
Photograph damarinE to him i1 me
hands ~ tho government and that bs
must rcsign or stand Tor exposure
Hurka evidence showed that there
vas nothing NJ tho Kind. and that n
that was the threat which caused
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PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES BEING
TAKEN IN FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE

were infected with the disease yester.
day. although as far as the authori-
ties know. there are no other cases in
the county.
This morning a strict quarantine
VIII be placed on the hide department
Of the Wheeling Butchers Associa-
ton. on McColloch street. and they
will be hindered from shipping any
hides out Of the county unless they
have first been treated with a bi.
chloride solution. Il is probable that
the Hoffman tannery. on the South
Side. will also be prevented from do.
ing business for a while. An investi-
cation will be made to-day by the ON.
Gals and the matter of their shipping
viii b. taken up
Easily Carried.
DIT. Tottin stated last night that
there Is no disease in the n 20
easily transported and so hard to com
bat as the foot and mouth disease.
He also said that the infection spreads
quickly. and was the most contagious
known to authorities on diseases OF
men or cattle.
To have the trench completed by
Monday. Il Is calculated to work all
day sunday. the fine herd OF Guern-
seys will be slaughtered probably
Monday. 4 dlsinfeCting crew viii be
here Tuesday and all farms and the
roadways for an area within three
miles Of the infected farm. will be
dis~infectcd. I'm places where the
farm - travelled considerably. Il will
be- disinfected for a radius Of i've
miles.
Nothing will be done this morning
until the arrival o. Mr.. Williams. DR..
Tottin said last night that the federal
authorities would confer On every
thing with the state authorities and
until the arrival Of Mr. Williams they
would "sit tight on the proposition.
Keep on Highways.
One thing be wishes 10 imu-nsa on
Tho people. is the extreme Infections
character Of the d~ir-age. lie offered
The following warning TO the people
stay a. home AVOID an iutorfarm
travelling only where absolutely necra.
sary. within the nvr-mne zone. or
driving ont 81 the hvemUo zone E"
Tie advised all persons 20 stay on the
public highways unless % was abao.
lutely necessary for them % DO there
Tie said that the germs OF this dis
ease could Do carried on the legs Of
horses. the frog Of their feet. the soles
~ the shoes cf men. and could be-
transported on tho wheels % vehicles
ln case they have 80 make trips. ho
further advised that they use "a Gre.
col solution % one ounce ~ n quar-
N water. washing the lcEa OF tho
bOrsea from the knees % tho h10f
and then clean out tho frog OF the
foot. and safurate Do with tho soTu.
ton AleO 90 wash mo wheels Of
The vehicles In this same solution
Furthermore in carc tho rraroI 90.
tuition is not 90 hand mako a carboIi-
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- word TO the wise is sufficient
The same might BE- said IN the pres.
.nt foot and mouth disease situation
ln Ohio county. Dr a. D. Totfin. OF
Plitsbureh Federal supervisor for tho
Pittsburgh district. and who has been
handling Tho s1hthoua fever problem.
arrived I'm the city Iaar uIrht and I'm.
mediately took command Of the local
situation.
Shortly after hIs arrival ur s 3
Hershey. veterinarian OF Charleston.
III the West Virginia department OF
agriculture arrived and held n ron.
ference with DR.. ToUin. nr WIGHT
md Dr.. Refer az % The problem
mere CommIesio1cr o. Agriculture %.
y Williams viii arrive hero This morn.
ing Charleston. and another con.
ference viii DO held iu Room zoo OF
ne Federal building. and FINAL details
VII De worked out fo cope with the
situation.
A contractor will DO employed fbIs
morning 20 die a trench q feet wide
feet deep and - feet long % bury
The infected cattle on tha Joseph gpei.
Gel Ir. farm. where Tho disease was
Uncovered "wednesday out OF q herd
q ~ registered G~uernecvs. o. of uam
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that IS too rich or heavy for the
stomach
The spearmint flavor Of HEXEIS
makes them easy % take.
AZ uo-tp-date drug stores Toe and
25c.
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tnEWoour T. Crosse. pastor. Max
lert or The sermon ht 1900 q BOO. and
4. th" evening Ht 81 tho text viii be-.
Many That Are firat Shall BE last.
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Harry kimmins. OF Claysville. srent
yesterday looking after business mat
tcrs in Wheeling.
Mrs. Thomas CIonan. Of Lenox, is con
H"cd 10 her home on account OF illness.
Silya- Mariner. Of Mt. Union. spent
yesterday looking after business mat
ters at Elm Grove.
W. H. Chapman. Of West Liberty. was
day.
Beginning Monday evening Rev. DIns-
more, OF Dallas. viii conduct "a series
st sermons at the Conretown school
The. Triadelphia baseball club pre-
s.nIea the play 81 Slocum's COUNTRY
Town Marshal .. a. HutIer vas called
10 faird.- Hollow yesterday TO Kill some
dogs that were acting queerly.
John S'hu'tIutr. Of Fulton. b. remov-
ing Co his farm near Eorey's Point. Mr..
schuctzusr expects Co take up farming
Miss Hazel Marshall is confined 20
her nom" at Fulton on account " III
The members Of The Elizabeth Lester
band Of the West Alexander Prssby-
t"rlIu church were entertained last
evening by Mrs. ". NJ Dunlap
Plans are being made for tile holding
oi "a box social 90 the Funnel school at
West Alexander next Thursday s%vcniug
br and Mrs. r. W. Woodruff. o. bal
las are the proud parents Of a oaby
Mrs Upton Dorsey has returned 10
hTr home az MOuudEyille after having
spent q Few days with Elm Grove reIa-
tlves.
Miss Wayne Howell. ofrmerlv OF
West Alexander. b. confined 10 the Wesf
Penn hospital 20 Pittsburgh with an
attack ~ typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Lamb has returned 20 her
home at West Alexander after having
spent "a few days with friends and rsis-
tIyCs at Washington. Pa.
Mrs. p D. Switzerland. 81 West Alex
audcr. is spending several DAYS as the
guest ~ her niece. Mrs. Harry Moore.
a. Washington. Pa.
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ouistly Maufed

1t Dr. reported iu Elm Grove that
Thomas Conrad. OF thai place. ana Nfiss
D,lA 0lmus. Of Dallas. we're uuIgIIv
married Thursday evening at the home
~ LeN y n. ilart. pastor OF N. TIm
grove NJ. = church. The groom b. mo
81 ~ and Mrs T.. Cpurad. or
rim grove. while tho bride b. the dauah-
yer or AT. and Mrs. samuel Sfmmr or
lallts The ceremony was rarr1riref
N me presence Of only the Immediate
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OUT-THE-PIKB


~ her home at Union ulI YESTERDAY
mofhlhE occurred the death or Mrs.
Elmer. a well known and high
respected resident OF that section.
The deceased had been confined 10 re-
nvihe TOT the past several days. but not
Hhlll Wlthlu tine past f. wdayS did hcr
had resided az Union HI1 f,r e-y.t,l
years. ana was well and fny0rabIv
En1"u 10 the community. The remaius
~ De sllIped sunday afternoon at
, 90 o'clock from Elm Grove 10 Vlasb-
mEton. Pa where interment win be
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me MHurDr Sisters, Will give the last
or the series ~ entertainments that
had been planned hy the West AIrV-
auder SrauEe. this evening Boo the AUDI
forum 81 the Peoples EauE building
pc Maurer sisters have re- wide rspI-
ntiuu az entertainers saud the uTafr|
urumL..a n. L. ru..-
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iLacugaily AL members of the D.. %.
~ lodges iu the ~Ouf-ths-ptkn district
VIII meet this evening 90 the corner Of
IWeifth and Market streets lt $50
" CLOCK, iruur whore they wII march ia
p h9uy 60 the i}thiau castle. where n
contest between the Wheeling and
" rLL.L.r- Will L. aIHr.M
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If you suffer with Rheumatism. Paraly-
SIS, Stiff Joints, Contracted Cords and
Muscles, LumhagO, Pneumonia. Neuralgia.
Deafness. Sprains. Bruises, Asthma and
Catarrh. Old Sores or Skin EruptiOns-
Don't Delay-Get a bottle and be relieved
Of your torture.
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Pleasant uvsnf,,

most pleasant evening was snsnt
the Park View -uUd8E school erf.rfsf-.
n'It 1hD anair consisted of muaIgaI.
tul Il'iafl NUMBER. and was most in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Or. s. Il. Hershey. Of the west
virginia Department Of AgricuI-
ture' from charleston, arrived IN
h city last night 20 aasfat mr.
Leon ". Refer.
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Hon IT. T.. Williams. state Com
missioner OF Agriculture, viii be
mere tcday 20 confer with the fed
arlana.
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Conferences viii be held TO-DAY "a
hire contractor 20 dig trench in
which 70 bury Infected cattle that
viii be killed MONDAY.
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PRAYER meeting and Bible study We'd
nesday at s.45 D.. M. Good music and
q hearty welcome at all the services.
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Authorities advise all persons %
avoid traVoling between farms I'M
leas abaolutely n~ocesanry. and then
70 dtEinfect horses and vehicles.
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area. are requested to keep their
heads on their %shoulders."

HIFdf dTt TtVUeSTeu 10 Keep thpIr
heads on their shoulders"
The five mile radius established
takes in West Liberty. a corner of
Brooke county. Tiltonsville, o., York
Vile. o., Martins Ferry and interme-
diate towns: the north end of the
Island, almost all of the city North
OF the creek: Washington, Richland.
T~riadelphia. Liberty and parts OF
Richie district. The towns OF Roneys
Point. Point Mills. and all o~ut.the-pike
towns are within the circle. The coun.
ty infirmary. and the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sanatarium are within tht radius and
may have trouble in securing needed
supplies.
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Fifteen cattle out Of a hsrd Of
seventeen on the Joseph Bpeidei
farm have developed the foot and
mouth disease.
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DR.. g. 4. Tottin, Federal super-
visor Of the Pittsburgh district,
arrived In the city last night 70
take charge OF n local situation.
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DisinfeounF crews viii start 70
stuction o. diseased cattle.
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WheehnE Butchers Association
VII BE placed under quarantine 20
gay pending an Investigation The
usry.
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AND MOUTH REVIEW

Pogusis Run road closed TO traf-
nc yesterday by County Road En-
gineer George W. Stsonrod.
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FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY
AUTHORITIES IN CON-
PLETE CHARGE.

Unnecessary Travelling on Roads OF
Ieetionable-Maii Delivery
Is Stopped.
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Pa, a mans wife is his better hair.
isn't she7"
We are told 50, my son"
Then. II a man marries twice. there
isn't anything left OF him. f. thereg"
Philadelphia Record.
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Jackson's resignation. he was made
the victim OF a>~blun."
3. & o. Interests In State

Preceding Burk's evidence ATTORNEYS
prosecuting charges against DAYTON
read into the record of the hearing
a statement from the Interstate com.
merce commission showing the B a
Os former interests in coal mines and
other enterprises in West Virginia
other h railroads.
The sub committee IL expacted Ia
report 10 he general committee the
llrsJ OF the week. Those who have al.
tended all sessions and watched care
iully 70 get some hint OF the disposi.
ton OF the Investigation. for most mar
predict that the sub committee'a 70.
port VIII be two TO m against DAY.
ton that McGtllicuddy and Gard, Dem
ocrats, will recommend Impeachment
while Danforth, Republican will dis.
sent II is understood that Congress.
MAJ Webb. chairman OF the house IN.
dietary committee. has agreed to call
a meeting az once. Tust as soon a.
the subcommittee report IL ready
a report AGAINST Dayton by that com.
mittee would leave the case ready 10
De X up by the judiciary com.
mlttee OF the ext congress- on eVi-
dence thus FAR taken. n there Is no
report OF the general committee. the
understanding Is hat the case dies
with the end OF the present Congress
and can only be revived by next Con.
gress by entirely new proceeding.
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Take Triets For Liver Trouble.
Most Drug Stores Sell Both
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Harry kimmins. OF Claysville. srent
estrrdaN looking after business mat
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If you have mol tried it get a bottle
today on Mr.. Worner's personal
guarantee of
MONEY BACK
IF 1T FAILS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-28
MRS. NJ. ECKSTEIN IS
DEAD; HERE 50 YEARS
EStimabIe Woman Passes Away
Wednesday AfternOon-She
Leaves Large Family of Sons
and Daughters.

Mrs. Mary Eckste'n. u years old.
died wednesday afternoon at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Harry A.
ChOuinard. 80 5. West ST.. after an
illness Of one week The immediate
cause Of death was heart failure.
Mrs. Eckstein was the widow Of
Jacob Eckstein, who died % years
ago and who was widely known dur
ing his lifetime. having been a coun-
Gilman in Mishawaka and taking a
lively interest in the affairs of the
city.
Mrs. Eckstein's maiden name was
Mary Haubert, and she was born in
what is now Brooklyn, n. Y. She
came to Mishawaka with her parents
when she was L years old and has
resided here ever since. She had been
married 80 years on May 10 last, the
marriage having taken place in the
old St Joseph's church, and she has
been closely identified with the CON
gregation ever since, having been a
charter member OF rosary society.
A family of eight sons and daugh-
ters survive, these being. Jacob.
Mrs John Clauss, Mrs. Oscar Philion,
Mrs. Martin Nix. Mrs. H. Chouin9rd
OF Mishawaka; frank, Sturgis. Mich;
Peter r., South Bend, and Nicholas.
Mishawaka. A sister. Mrs Helen
Ernst, also lives in the city. Three
brothers survive: Jacob Haubert of
Denver. Colo; Frank, Kansas CITY.
and Joseph of the state OF Washing
ton.
The funeral will take place Satur-
day morning at o'clock from the
residence of Mrs. Chouinard 10 St
Joseph's church. IL was the wish of
Mrs. Eckstein that flowers be omitted
Application for your 1915 automo-
bile license can be made at the Afish-
awake Trust * Savings Co. Adv.
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EVANGELISTIC TROOP
At CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Made for Cot
tage MeetingS-Quartet to
Sing at High SChOOI-Rev.
Mr.. MingeS Delayed.

The hinges Eyangelistic company
opened their special meetings at the
Christian church Wednesday night. G.
L. Rockwell. soloist, having charge Of
the first meeting. The pastor. Rev. +.
j. NanWinkle opened the services with
words Of praise for his workers and
expressed confidence in their willing
ness TO cooperate with the hinges
company IN a prayerful trustiul,
Christlike effort to bring the blessings
OF the 6ingdom OF God TO the citizens
Of Mishawaka.
The Minges company is one OF the
best organized in the country, il is
said. Mrs. hinges will have charge Of
the work among women.
G.. L. Rockwell is an excellent solo
iSt and together with w. +. Bilyew,
II. A. Bray and 2. :. Wright consti-
tutes the male quartet. Miss Nay Cas-
ter has charge of the class of converts.
The choir loft was filled with the
singers, and Mr.. Rockwell asked that
the platform be extended again to
accommodate the large chorus Mr..
Bray sang solo and the male quar-
tet rendered the song The Love of
Christ" The evangelists congratulate
ed the congregation for their readiness
TO cooperate.
lkeF. " Imam JOnn MlnSeS, DGIuB
compelled 10 remain over at Law
renee. Kan, one night longer than the
rest of the troop did not arrive, but
VIII be present Thursday evening and
VIII preach. In his absence the pas
tor, Rev. F. X. VanWinkle preached
on the ''Transfiguration of Christ and
It's Value" At the close of the meet
ing, Miss May Caster held a confer
ence with the women of the church
and cottage prayer meetings were ar
ranged for in the six districts of the
city. including River Park, these TO be
held from 10 to 1890 a. m. The evan
geiistic company more than came up
20 the expectation Of all pa asent The
congregation greatly rejOices in their
first appearance in their midst.
The evangelist. William John Min
ges Mrs. Minges and Miss May Caster
are making their home with Mr. and
Mrs. +. q. Lewis. 319 w. Third St; MIR.
Rockwell with Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
Mcclellan. 517 w. Third st., and
Messrs w. Z. Bilyew. II. j. Bray and
p. S. Wright are located with Mr.. and
Mrs. hinges at 319 y. Mill st.
a shop meeting has been planned
for 1920 Thursday at the fire de-
partment at the Wooden mills. The
male quartet will sing at the high
school Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.