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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
Big LOSS FOR
VILLA ARMY
cAaRANzA GARRISON At MATA-
MORos iNFLicTs a HEAVY
BLOW ON ENEMY.
This aesasted In Bombsrdment OF
Town BY viiia-No Shells
Gross Border.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. April Is
In sortie by LEO of the Carranza
garrison at Matamoros today a heavy
blow was inflicted upon the villa
army besieging them General Saulo
Navarro. second In command OF the
villa troops. was brought to Browns
vile tonight dangerously wounded.
and the Csrrsnza consulate here
claimed the Villa dead numbered 300.
The sortie drew from the villa forces
their long promised Smelling OF Mata
moros but the firing ceased when the
carranza garrison returned to the
trenches with the positions OF the
armies practically unchanged.
During the bombardment eight
ssells passed completely over Mata-
moros and four others dropped in the
city. where they did little damage
and caused no known casualties. The
Smelling demonstrated that so long
as the villa cannon retain their pres.
ent positions TO the extreme west of
Matamoros. Brownsville probably 4.
safe from shell fire.
The last shots from the villa ar,iI.
lery were fired late to-day when a
train OF freight cars. armed with ma
chine guns. attempted to leave Mata
moros in the direction Of the villa
lines. The Villa guns dropped two
shells close to the train, whereupon
the engineer backed into Matamoros
No One Allowed.
Both factions refused all day and
tonight TO permit persons to cross
the river from Brownsville to obtain
direct news OF the fighting. and both
claimed to have won the fight. villa
officers said the sortie first drove in
the Villa outposts. but that the Car.
rama troops retreated when the Villa
cavalry brought up its main force.
The villa troops were known 70
have some dead and wounded. but
they denied the number was 800.
Colonel A. p. Blockson. in charge
OF the United States border patrol
here. arranged to guard the American
side OF the river closely tonight. Ex.
ira forces were sent TO the interna-
tional bridge.
There was no rush OF refugees
across the river from Matamoros to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
MOTION ron DELAY IN
CASH REorsTER CASE oRANTED.

tfNC1NNATf. ONO. ArrIf Ia.rrff.
- states District Judge cochran. 81
kFufursF. and safer ~ ohio. sitting f1
the nifcd states circuit court % ar
pchls today granted the motion ~ INIT
20 states District Attorney Mcpheraul
g. withhold the mandate % the aunef.
late court Doh the National cash Register
rHee. pending disposition OF the govern.
mrufa 1Iullruttun Tor e. writ ~ certlo-
rHrl, which ia soon 90 be- filed in ire
United states supreme court
The motion vas filed by the govern
mruf last week HnI was auhu1fffrd f0
fne court by MrPhcrron yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
WILL CONFER
Boards OF City and County Will Dis
euss Artificial Lighting PROPOSE
ton This Morninu

This morning the board Of control
and county commissioners will hold
a conference on the question OF orna-
mental lamp posts for the city and
county lawn. The city has little mon
ey 20 spend but IL is hoped that some
method will be uncovered whereby
the posts can be installed. Wheeling
is the only city of any size that Is
not surrounded by ornamental lights
and the city officials feel that it is
time they step into line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
MANY CT LICENSE.

UNfONTOwN. Pa. April 13-In de-
cisions handed down today by Judge
J %. Van swearingen. 81 retail. nine
brewery and eighteen distillery sppn-
cants we're granted licenses The
number r. n decrease % one from last
year William BARTON. % Smithneid.
having been refused Six new appll.
cants we're refused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
HELD TO GRAND JURY
FOR POST OFFICE ROBBERY

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 10
Charged with breaking into the post
office at Black Betsey. Putnam coun-
~ county. John Hedrick was brought
TO Charleston today. arraigned before
United States Commissioner Josepn
Runner. bound over to the Federal
grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
BUILD NEW MILLS
Wors 20 Re Started Soon on Erection Of
Two View Hot Mills az Yorhvflls
Plant OF W. 3. q L co.

was reported yesterday. that work
OF two additional hot mills Al the yorF.
VIE plant Of the Wheeling sheet A Tin
kiste company, short distance abov,,
Maftins Ferry. When the plant was
erected. the building OF an addition To-
me plant was not overlooked and no
troubie viii he experienced In the work
men the new mills are placed In on
.thtlon they viii anord employment 10
AZ least one hundred more men II b.
10 10. that Work Will be started on tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
SMITH LEAVES
Father Of Smith Yfltratton sx-,-.
peered Before Board of Con
troll Yesterday.

ii.loyd Y. Smith. father Of the smith
I,,itTston system. who has been in the
~ TOT the past two days left FOR bia
nome IN Charleston yesterday M
ninith appeared before the board OF con-
iol yesterday morning and Informed
That body that he was ready 10 snb,,t,
tetnlzed ngures on the cost OF his sys.
YEN ana had all other preliminary ar
same made. VI 'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

Vile. are spending a few days with
relatives here.
Miss Pearl Fletcher OF Harrison
street. has returned from a visit with
relatives at Cleveland.
Sylvan Blum was visitor at Act
naville yesterday.
Earl Keyser left yesterday for a
trip TO St. louis. Mo.
Mrs. Mary Herzberg will entertain
friends at her home on Harrison
street this afts<noon with charity
whist
Mrs. James Saylor and daughter.
Miss Marie. have gone to Cleveland
to spend a few weeks with relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
PYTHIAN BANQUET
Knights and Their Friends TO Have
Big Time This Evening In the
Huh Hall

All knightdom is looking forward 10
the big banquet TO be given tonight
in the Hub building by the X. OF y.
lodges of the valley. Grand Chancel.
Tor John p. Arbenz will deliver the
main address Of the evening. and ad-
dresses will be made by other men
OF the order. These annual banquets
have proven TO be very enjoyable
events. and the one for this evening
bids well 70 bear up the good name
OF its predecessors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
FAILS TO GRANT THE
PETITION OF WEST vIRGrNrANs

INlONTOWN. Pm. April I3-In
granting licenses TO three hotels I'm Point
Marion; which Is on the border between
West Virginia and Pennsylvania. the
court mentioned the protests of rest
dents In northern West Virginia COM
corning the Point Marion hotels lie
declared no evidence had been adduced
90 show that the hotels at Point Marion
had violated the law: The court did not
order the Point Marion licensees not to
sell In bulk 20 residents Of West Nir-
Rinia as requested. but noted that the
liquor in bottles In quantities not ex-
ceeding one quatr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
CANVASSED VOTE
Democratic Executive Committee Held
Final Meeting Last Nighttime
Changes Made.

The Democratic executive commit
tee held a meeting last night in the
county commissioners office and can
vassed the returns OF the city cleo
tion. No changes from the original
returns were found. and the ticket
as whole was approved. This marks
the last meeting of the old committee
and the new committee will hold its
first meeting next week TO organize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
COMMITTEES MEET.

Three committees. buildings and
grounds. library and rules and rcgu-
lations. ~ the Wheeling BOARD Of I'd
rctiaon met last evening In tho libra
rv building and took w n large mum.
ber 81 important matters and routine
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
STATUTORY oPPENsE.
South side Pair Lodged in Jan on war
rant BY Squire Hobbs.

Mary Marshall who has been keeping
the rquire's courts on the South Sid
busy for the past several days with
trials. was arrested yesterday with less
torafn. on charge ~ unlawful cohao D.
ting together. IN each 81 the other
suits Mary has been the plaintiff. This
time nuds Mrs Mary or the long end
with a side partner. II f. claimed that
the action has been taken ln retaliation
for actions against ~. " Cornm Bond
was Furnished by the pair FOR their ap-
pearauce 81 the hearing % n time yet 20
bee decided upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
UNUSUAL CASE.
Girl Married Five Years suino for pi.
Vorce. and Not Yet OF ACE.

one Of the most unusual cases that
has been brought 10 the eyes Of The
Judiciary IN this county for some lime
has been uncovered Mrs. Hattie J..
Elliott is suing her husband. vs.. y.
Elliott for divorce. By her next friend.
Jacob Bavcr. The case o. 81 a statu.
tory nature. and Is TO come before
Judge Ewing The PLAINTIFF has been
married since before she was ~ years
Of age. and is not set Of agc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

In Detroit few days ago and brought
TO this city. charged with being i'm
pncated in the free-for-alI on Gravel
Hill on the night OF February IA. in
which Martin Hlavinka was struck on
the heda and from which he died. was
given a hearing before Mayor Wass-
man yesterday afternoon. He was
held TO court under $500 bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

clear.
STEUB feet. station.
airy: clear.
PARKERSBURG-s feet rising clear
MORGANTOMN-7 feet. stationary
clear.
OIL CITY-5.6 feet falling: clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
eolden Weddlnn Annlu.r.,,u

Mr.. and Mrs. David Rankin cele.
brated their golden wedding annivers.
airy last evening at their home ON
Gravel Hill They entertained a num.
Der OF friends and relatives In a most
hospitable manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
Masquerade Social.

The Past Officers club of the
Ladies' of the Golden Eagle will enter
tain with a masquerade social in their
hall Thursday evening. No admis-
sion will be charged. but a silver of
fering will be taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
H. c. FRANZHEIM
We'll Known Local Business Man 10
Reported In Serious Condition az
His Home on the Island

Mr.. n. G. Franzheim Ia confined TO
his home on South Front street. SUI
fering from an attack Of uremic pois-
oning lie was attacked BY the Illness
Tuesday morning. and throughout the
day suffered intensely. His condi-
ton was considered serious BY the
attending physicians and members or
his family. but a. n late hour last
night. IL was reported that he was
somewhat improved. although still IN
a serious condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
U. 8. WIRES HoE IrYoHHArIoH

WASHGNGTON. Aprn iS-Th. state
department teleEraphed 20 it, consular
agents IN the vicinity ~ Cciaya and Ira
puste Tor more dehnite information ON
agents we're instructed 90 keep the Am-
crican government promptly advised ~
developments
Interest an the outcome 81 the lmpend-
iuG battle between General villa ana
General phreguu ~ very keen among or
ncials here a. the question Of cornmurf-
cations with Mckee city from the bori-
or and the relief Of many Interior towns
suffering where food n short is ~ stake.
"Eahv Is restless"
We'll"
"Tox-trot her a while can't YOU -.
Louisville Courier-Iournal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
TRIED TO oeFRAUo.
John Borsie in jail Awaiting Hearing
Before Squire RAIDER

John BOraic vas arrested yesterday
evening on warrant before Squire
A. W Raider on charge Of trying TO
defraud Mike ARnic. The warrant
was executed By Constable Junkins.
and the hearing will be held to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

Hsld on hsnslsUahter Charge.
Joe Msehsno. the foreigner arrested
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OPEN ALL pAV AND EVENING cHRISTM
r. w. PITKIN

Fine stationery In &c, 5dc, T5e and
SOC boxes at LAWYERS pharmaey-
Mrs. ]. 8 Sutton Of Centsrburg
came here Thursday to spend Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs Charles V
Critchfeld. East High street
Miss Elsie Grimm Of South Main
street went to DanvilIe Thursday 90
visit with relatives over Christmas
Mrs p. H Cole Of Howard street
went to Howard THURSDAY to spend
Christmas with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Craig Cochrsn-
A real special for Christmas Thurs
day and Friday. 7se fancy green CT
ives for 49c- sfmors Pure Feed
Store
Mrs. Dale WTntern1ute Of the New
ark road went 20 Mt- Liberty Thurs
day She viii spend Christmas with
relatives
Pipe sale Meersehaum pipes first
grade. at cost 25e and 55c pfVes AZ
1sc City Cigar Store tt
Miss Margaret Walton Of Gambler
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs
W. R MeMahou- East Chestnut
street
Get your Christmas oroer I'm early
Thursday evening ar Friday norninsl
simons' Pure Food Stare
Miss Bessie HAYNES. who seaehes
domestic science in the Sidney. o.
schools. viii arrive here tomorrow for
the holidays
Toilet waters. perfumes and per
fume atnmfzsrs at LawIer's pharmaey-
Dr. and Mrs. z. c. Limbaugh have
returned from MflIerzhurx. whers
they had been called by the Hlnezs
and death OF Dr. LImhanghfz father
Mr.. and Mrs John r GamhIe went
to Warsaw Thursday to visit with
Mrs. Gamble's parents over Christ
mas
Mrs. z C. Fry went To Van Vert
Wednesday evening whsre she was
summoned oF the death Of her COUSIN
the late Mrs Levi Pouriusl
Miss Maude NcCreary Of West
Vine street went to Cleveland Tnurs-
day To spend several days wirh rein
tfves-
Mrs. s. w Ewing returned Thurs
day to H0tmesyiI1e after 4 visiE win
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Sharp, West
High strees
Mr. and Mrs Prank A Place OF
Newark VIII arrive here Frittry r1r a
weekend viziE with Mr. aud Mrs.
George p Owens ami Philip EYlseie.
The eouafrt0u CT Ell a Wolfe as
Howard. who is IN M the Mr Vernon
hospital recovering t-um an 0uera,
tion- Continues 20 Im9ruSs-
Miss Hazel w0rtsS- vha asrsnsiss
Oosrtin university came home Essf
aessiaE evening for a visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Park D. Wdr
ley. West Chestnut street
Treat your friends 10 a Saxon 0r
StudehakRr sar fur Christmas ar
New Years present See thei EsIses
AHt0 Co. nlr a speriaf winter prups,
sttion.
a chrissmaa rrezznf far an zur.s
maeiIe a~nsr- Give him Gne az Gur
all wood anramnhiIss ruhssL For,f raaii
arnr covers, tn keep tae sngine warm
are also very acvspeahIs gsrrsI. Auru
inn-
Walrer Hassuu ~ spending q xeea
with his rnrsnrs. Mr. and Mrs. Iuifn
NJ Mason. East vina srrssc- Ar
Mason has hssn IN rhe suurh s1r szs
eraI months, spending musc al nm
time in South Carulina
rreae yuar friends IN a Saxuu N
StItehaker ear 1ar a Christmas a
New Tears present Ssss t.ta EsGsssl
Anr0 ca. cnr n special winrar pruue
sffinn.
Mrs Rnberr Iuhusrar. fsuar-s.
: "Wednesday afternoon fur Rnszhur.i
I M. where snR viii viair VIVA rsil
: riSes. Mrs. IannsS1n viii aIsu spen.
, several days IN Psaria hsfhrs r=su,r,
Inx hume.
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SHORT LOCALS

Butter, SOC: eggs, sc.
Uss Red Cross Christmas seals
Bee RockweIl's farm ad- today.
H. c. Conkle Of DanviIle spent
wednesday In the city on business
Have you read the classified ada
suAnyf fd
Harry Wagner Of Cleveland Is In
ths city for q visit with relatives
Arthur A. Graham was a business
visitor in Columbus on Thursday.
Mrs. Clarence a. Tate is visiting
with relatives in Columbus
1877 Max Meyers 1915
Mammoth stove store. w. Gambler st.
w. C. Appleton. Sr-. was a business
visitor I'm Columbus on Thursday.
Bud Beall. who is employed In Dun
firk, N. Y. is home for the holidays
Chichester Haekett spent Thursday
In OrrvfIie on business
H. b. Workman Of DanviIIe is the
guest Of his son. DIR. l. s. Workman.
8oath Gay street.
Harold X. Walker spent Thursday
n Ccnferburg and Columbus on bust
meas.
Walter EngIehardt. a student In
Ohio university. is spending Christ
mas vacation with relatives here
Thomas ]. Porterfield OF Bladens-
burg vas q business visitor in the
c1sy On Wednesday.
Mn Blanche Behout is spending
Christmas with her grandfather, Ben
5nm1A Hunter. Of Milfordton-
Seal your Christmas packages with
naA Cross Christmas seals and aid a
vsstAy canseL
Ais Pauline Cochran Of North San
eusky street is spending a week with
Relatives in Akron
Owens will save you money on
vseches or iewelry. Corner Main and
Ganbier street. upstairs
Mrs Patrick A. Berry has gone TO
cAicago. Ill. to spend Christmas with
ksR father. r. NJ Cameron
Mrs. j. w. Barncord OF West Bur.
gsss street Is spending a week with
rs1n&ives in Columbus
H1- c. VI Siegfried was called 70
ChssAire. Delaware county, Thursday
~ the death OF Mrs. Emma Whitman
Try Ogy's Chestnut Ridge coal
y3.s5 delivered w. j. smith, both
phoaesL
Ars- John Lahew went to Granvills
Thursday to spend the weekend Mr.
Lahew will Join her Friday.
Mira Olive NJ EggIesson departea
THURSDAY for Uniontown. Pa. whers
she will be the guest OF her daughter
Mrs T. 5. Arsford. ever the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Neal o.
East Vine street Iefs Thursday fol
Champaign. Ill. where they vii
spend Christmas with relatives
Mrs C. Z Bargoou Of East Pleas
s.t street went 10 Columbus Thurs
day To visit with her father. J. 2
Lxadrunf
Ross Hampshire underwent an 90
sration Wednesday afternoon at IN,
NJ Vernon hospital
Mr- and Mrs. Samuel FL Dpughert.
sn1 Miss Sarah Cooper VIII lsav'
S1k1aay evening for Washington. Z
c. 10 spend several days.
nsbert Deal OF Cleveland who Ia
sssa the guest OF Mr. aud Mrs IaJ
soa Pelton. returned Wednesday q
his home.
Mrs. C. c. Webster and son. Csei
Of Academia. left Wednesday TOR WI
isushby. where they VIII visit for
week with relatives
Mrs Martha Pstrte OF North LfheI
" was through here Wednesday q
her way 20 kInhuek to spend severz
weeks with relatives.
MS r Riley and Miss Nellie III
denrand Of North Main street IsI
Wednesday for Ithaca. Mich. whsr
rhs1 VIII spend a moath with rel
sisesA