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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

St Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the Steel bridge. Rev. Jacob
birmingham. ID. u. rector: Sunday
school 10 a. m: morning prayer and
s'rnon 1880 a. m; evening prayer an.
sctmon zoo .. M. az which time the
rev. l.. ". :. Stryker. -. D.. formerIy
%, - Natihew.s church this city. now
or l.aGrauge. H.. will have the service
and preach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

Emmanuel Baptist church. Eon street
near Iwenfr -uiufh. Arden Dr. Miller.
pastor Niuhlfh school Iu both build
inEH 90 Hft M m Morning PREACHING
service Hf eleven o'clock and tho even
iuE of 20. D. 81 o. d. a. the Amer
co q la sunday evening Special meet.
.nF ~ The NrrHrH class sunday no n
m nf fhr ANNEX "wednesday rVarfnr
prayer uenfIng followed hr The meet.
lnF m The Teacher training class lad
lNH nile. innIrr anrI.fr Thursday nf F.H0
r m what Next club will hold fHrIr
mreiIng ThuredHT evening Hf Che homo
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

~ iauls Church. Elm Grove. J. To-
gan Fish. rector Thrro viii be sarviec Il
~ raw church tomorrow. the third
sunday in Advent az half past ten O'Clock
VIII De celebration Of Holy Communion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

Wednesday evening. subject Miraculous
Events Recorded in First and Second
Kings this service Will be followed by
teacher training class; choir rehearsal
thursday evening under the direction OF
frof htncheloe. DIR. Compton will make
MS tirst quarterly visit to our church
on Sunday evening. December 10.
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Chapline and Twelfth streets
-fhe Mother Church" Clarence Eugene
Allen: d ID, pastor; public worship with
preaching by the pastor at 1880 a m.
and 1880 .. m; morning subject. Jesus
Ilue To Life" evening. The Peoples
service. subject. "Cloister and High
way" Sunday school at 9:1555 a. m. :
chorus choir; sittings free: a cordial
welcome TO all.
North Street Methodist Episcopai
church. Fifth and Market streets. John
H. Hess. minister; Sunday school $50
a: m. r ID. Wilson, superintendent: wor-
snip 1890 a. m. sermbon by the district
superintendent. DIR. NJ r. Compton: 1880
= m sermon by the pastor: Epworth
league 40 y. m; prayer meeting We'd
nesday 5:30 y. m.
Zane Street Methodist church. corner
seventeenth and Jacob street; preaching
morning and evening by the pastor: in
me morning at 10 o'clock. theme. The
Real Cleanser" In the evening at 7:3O
theme. Heaven or He'll. Take Your
,hoice; class meeting at o'clock led
by John Lorentz. Sundway school At
tl;l5. &. II. Lennon. superintendent:
Junior league on Friday afternoon 3:1B5
Hiss Stephens leader: prayer meetin z
on wednesday evening 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

subject The Other Wise Man" All are
cordially invited.
st Matthew'S Lutheran Church. lI2
Water street. BenwOod. W. Va, Rev C.
hein. pastor. The services -..d niosV-
lnBs during the week will be: Third
Sunday In Advent, $50 a m SUNDAY
scuoOi ana Bible class for adults. 1880
"a. m. preaching service in the German
lang uage, ESQ y. m. meeting OF the La
dles society at the home OF Mrs. War
English Nesper services. TUESDAY At =
y; m, meeting OF the Teachers and Of
ilcers OF the Sunday school; Wednes-
liver lecture on Henry Van Dykes
story OF the Other Wise Man" This
lecture Will be illustrated with forty
beautifully colored slides, IL pertains rs-
peclally 10 the spirit OF Christmas, and
Viii interest both young and old. Every
one IN the community Is welcome TO en-
JOY this with u. Rev. Helm will deliver
The same lecture at Elm Grove on
thursday evening under the auspices OF
the Luther League there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

a; m. Sunday school and Bible class;
dl;0O a. m, Regular Divine services;
-sSV =. m. services at the County In
Urinary; at eight o'clock Friday even
ing an Illustrated lecture will be given
by hev. q. +. Helm. OF BenwOod on the
subject The Other Wise Man" All are
cordially invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

FIRST Baptist cr arch. Twelfth and
byron streets. q. j. Brininst0ol. pas
tor IlnYmcn.g service a. 30 90 theme
The Place OF T.aymen Bra the WORK 81
the kinElom' The service will be- on
Irrly iu the hands ~ the lnymen. with
uLl.f ad0fsf - and omen conference
Bible school 40 e.1E. nlt men are IN
fltga tu come early Tor this session.
and remain Tor the morning service
NJ aI GOOD mission school at 30. Young
Peoples. meeting DO E..H. with trafrIur
classes Tho pastor will preach in ffs
evening o. fN fHrur "Efrhnr Within.
Ieff.. wan. EfHrN.. DrHc0u.a meet
.nF Monday rtrulur. persons wishing f1
unite with fhr church are invited f4 Ia
present Training rInur Wedneufa,
Hreninr nf 10 PRAYER service at 1.70
rnugideriur the policy of the winter
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

Everything for birds at wheeling
Bird Store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
MINER IS
 DYING
 INJURIES

William J. Bneebone, 30. @ miner was struck by falling rock In the No level of the Perseverance mine ai nine o'clock this morning and sus tained broken back md other iu. juries. is death is hourly .expected. He is 10 St Ann hospital and has been unconscious all day.
 Record time was made by Dr. j.. O. Sloane in reaching the scene of the accident. The physician left here by automobile for Sheep creek There waiting train took him through the long tunnel to the mine fn forty minutes from the time he lei. Juneau. Dr. Sloane was at Che mine. and eve erything was done for che injured man.
 Kneebone was married two years ago to Miss Mildred Sweigert ot New York The ceremony was performed by the captain of the steamship City Of Seattle. while the vessel was cross Ing Queen Charlotte Sound. on her way Co Seattle. Recently the Knee bones returned from visit to the States.
 When the Sheep creek tunnel was driven Kneebone was employed as a 8hiltboss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
JENNINGS PROTECTS
 PRISONER

Judge Robert W. Jennings high sense Of justice and fairness to pris- oners brought before him was never more emphadcaiy exemplided than this afternoon in the district court when he ordered the withdrawal of Oscar Carlson's piea of guilt on a charge or selling iiQuor Co an Indian, and directed that Carlson so to trial.
 Yesterday Carlson pleaded guilty to an indictment returned by the grand jury. This morning, when he came up for sentence. Carlson told the judge he did not know that Jake Williams, to whom he admitted having sold whiskey. was an Indian. Williams was brought into court today and af- ter looking ct him Carlson said he had never before seen him. Co his knowl. edee
 Attorney W. s. Bayiess. appointed 70 represent Carlson. calied the courts attention to the fact that on the back or the indictment Carlson was shown to have gone before the grand jury lat his own reQuest7 Mir Bayless stated that this was @ most unusual occurrence and Judge Jennings in. terpreted the remarks as intimation that Carlson had gone before the grand jury under duress. The court accord ingly ordered Carlson's plea oi guilt withdrawn. and told Mr. Bayless That hs would hear him at two o'clock.
 This afternoon Mr Beyless ex- plained to Che court that his remarks on Carlson's appearance before the grand jury had not been Intended as an insinuaton that Carlson's rights had been invaded.
 District Attorney Reagan stated that Carlson and six others had written him Q letter, asking to go before the. grand jury in order to save the gov erDment the expense Of calling the score or more witnesses summoned.
 Carlson, however, told Judge Jen- nings that be thought he had been compelled to SO before the grand jury. He Is g foreigner. who speak8 Eng lish only brokenly Under the cir cumstances, Judge Jennings ordered the plea of guilt withdrawn and a jury is hearing tho case this after noon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
CRACOW CAMPAIGN
 MOST nlPORTANg

pEpRCGRAD. Feb. While inter. eat in the last few days has centered on the North Poland campaign, be- cause Of Che plunge toward Thorn, gains in South Poland are vastly more important strateglcallS They permit the continuation or the campaign against cracow. for ten days threat ened with failure
 It is Craco wthat the Russians want to open the campaign against Der lin. Thorn is important, but it is not the gateway to Germany No attempt has ever been made to disguise the importance of the campaign against cracow, or the fact that ita capture would prove very hard task. Some irresponsible Journalists in October said that tho Rossian general staff expected to be in Berlin by Christmas. The staff did not expect to have even taken Cracow by that time.
 The official belief is that it viii not be effected before the latter part Of May Tint it will be captured, how ever is the confident prediction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
MORE BIG GUNS
 TO GO TO BELFAST

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The Transyl. vania, running in the service Of the Cunard line, sailed for Liverpool with two long naval guns lashcd on her forward deck They were 53 feet long and Of calibre of 16.1 inches.
 In the well forward were the shells of the turrets. in which the monster guns are to be mounted.
 These are the second instalment of guns manufactured for Charles M. Schwab's contract with the British government.
 The first two were sent out on the steamer 0rduna. sailing Jan. 16. The suns are consigned to the HarlaDd & Wolff ShipbuildIng Company at Bel fast. which has accepted some naval contracts from the Admiralty. These guns are intended. it iB believed. for dreadnaught.
 It Is said that more big guns from Bethlehem are to follow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
 LIMITED
 MR. LANE

WASHINGTON Feb. 4-seeretary cf she Interior Franklin K. Lane eaId seaay that he asked Congress for only
 2,coo.ooo this year bceau5e he knew thae ihat would be an shat he could ses. Ss said, further, that thal amount would permit a acod deal oi eonstruetlon, and that the plans fer tha employment of more men on iarsar operations would be prepared befcrc another year.
 Tho engineering board report will bo completed this week and delivered Co Secretary of the Interior Lane. He win srsnsmR It to lhe President laser.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
VILLA
 TAKES THE
 HARDSHIP

FL PAso, Texg Feb. 4.-een. Villa today proclaimed himself "ln charge Of the Presidency Of Mexico" He per sonalIy wired Of hls action to asente in this city.
 Gen. Villa has appointed three Cab lnet Ministers to take charge of civil government in the Southern Republic, who shal lbe responsible 10 him. Ho will remain personally at the head Of his army according to hia announce .ment, and conquer a peace.
 Explaining his action, Gen. Villa eayo he wlll moi remain President af- ter peace shall have been restored, but says he can ace no other way to establish peace than for him to accept the responsibility of giving It.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
E-AMR MADE OF
 SOLDIERS


 An example was made Of four United States soldier prisoners, in the United States court this afternoon when Judge Robert ". Jennings sentenced ". x. O'shaughnessy w. ]. Moore, H Daugherty and e. G. Foley to fifteen months's imprisonment In the Beder al jail. on tbeir pleas Of guilt Go in- dictments charging the sale of liquor to Indians.
 That the soldiers hnt broken the law in order to evade serving oue their terms Of enlistment ID the army was Judge Jennings charge, Q moment be- fore he sentenced them. "You hnre deliberately committed e crime agaiuet the United States Of America you havo disgyaced the flag you swore to uphold and defend and you have iow- cred your self-respect and decency il order that you might set away from duties that you found unpieasant. lt is the judgment or the court that each oi you serve fifteen months In the Federal penitentiary at McNeil's Isl- and. but ihat the execution of the sentences be made in the jail at Juneau"
 Not long ago the commanding oii. cer at Fort Seward posted notice from Washington that heseafter soldiers who break the laws of the United States In order to set out Q, the army wll be dealt with by the military au- thorities upon the expiration of their sentences
 To Sentence Hanson.
 Henry Hanson will sbe sentenced by Judge Jennings tomorrow on bis con fession to being guilty of giving li. Quor to an Indian Hanson iB from Douglas He told the court he had given away a bottle oi brandy to 8 woman who was seriously ill and his counsel. A. B. Callahan. said he had been advised by prominent Douglas people that the man was Q hard-work- ing carpenter Of good reputation.
 Judge Jennings postponed time for sentence in order to Investigate the case.
 Thelma Farrell pleaded not guilty to a charge of shooting Charles Thomp. son.
 A. Ruberd will plead tomorrow morning to an indictment charging unlawful wounding.
 F. o. Swanson was sentenced to four months in the Juneau jail, on his plea of guilty to selling liquor to an In- dian. Swans0n's counsel, ". r. Bur ton, made Q strong plea for clemency. Swanson is said to have lived In In- dian town with an Indian carpenter while the latter was helping him to set a boat built One day he gave Frank Gamble, an Indian, some wine, having bought it with money furnished by Gamble. Flo said he did It moro as an accommodation, as he was obligat- ed to Gamble.
 Peter Carlson. who said he had been in Alaska eight years. had plead guilty to giving tweptyelve cents worth Of beer to an Indian woman at Skagway He said he knew lt was against the law but told Judge Jennings tho ln- dian woman had told him she was en- titled to have all the liquor she wanted, because she was married to white man. but the latter was in Whitehorse. Carlson says he then went and bought the beer. He was sentenced to two months in jail o. A. Tucker appeared in court in his behalf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
GERMANS AND TURKS
 IN CONSTANT cUARRELs

LONDON. Feb. IA Cairo dispatch to the Daily News says:
 An attempt on the life of Field Marshal von dor Goltz at Constanti- nople is reported from Jafia through the medium Of the German consulate there. The field marshal was fired on and is believed to have been hit. Several officers were attncked at the same time.
 Strained relations exist between the German and Turkish officers. and quarreis in public are not infreQuent In cafe disturbances at Damascus recently Q Captain og the Turkish err my was killed and a German colonel badly wounded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
PARLIAMENT MEMBER
 10 START NEWSPAPER

VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. 1. = The Evening Tines. an afternoon paper published by the scripps newspaper syndicate, today suspended publication.
 It was announced here today that Joseph Martin, now a member of the British Parliament will return to Vancouver shortly and establish the Vancouver Evening Journal
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
Pronosa lo Leaas shlns.

NEW YORK. Feb IA Washing ton special says that contemplated changes in the shippurchase bin are expected to keep Democrats in line Amendmcnt directing tthe lease Of purchased ships to private corpora tions at the end of two years is pro posed. The Cabinet is planning cam. poign and President Woodrow Wilson VII appeal to lhh people
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
GERMANS ACCUSE
 U. s. OF UNFAIRRESS

BERLIN, Feb 4.-The Cologne Ga zette, a semionicial organ today ar. raigns the United States for its course in the war alleging in the strongest lanuage of which it is capable of us- ing that the governemnt and the peo- pic of the United States are doing an within their power to aid Great Brit ain. 4 characteristic sentence says:
 American neutrality is only q thin curtain behind which zealous, loving service 10 England coneeals itself"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
London Opposed Peace.

LONDON. Feb. f.-The newspapers of London are dlscouraging the peace talk that has been inspired by rumors rom the Continent that Germany is seeking to end the war atsan early date. They contend chat Germany must be crushed now or she will on ly prepare for greater conflict at an, other time
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
OF PEACE
 FLOOD WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Rumora of peace negotiations in Europe con. stantly aro coming over the Atlantic eables They take an manner of form. Some Of the negotiations reported to be in progress contemplate a general peace, and others concern negotla- tions for separate peace between va- rioua powers. The most persistent and insiBteni Of the rumors concern Turkeys desire for peace. It is con- ceded that Turkey feels that her case IS hopeless at the present time, and thal her one bet is for an early peace and the earlier Che bettor Military experts in Sontheaslern Europe be-. lleFe Chat che DTdmeiles cannot hold oat mnch- -Ionger
 Peace reports aside from those con- oernlng Turkey are generaHly based upon the hard plight of Austria aud the scarcity of food md war supplies in Germany dne to the control of the seq by Great Britain.
 london dispatches agree that tho British government is absolutely op- posed to peace until the defeat and humiliation of Germany shall be com plete
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
ENGLAND
 G0NSIIER
 ONE WAR

LONDON, Feb Premier Asquith presented resolution In Parliament laet night which provided that all of the present session of Parliament be devoted to the governments war meas ures The resolution was adopted without extended debate, after state. ments had been made by the Prime Minister R. Bonar Law the unioniat leader and John Redmond Nationalist leader
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
MEAT CONSERVATION IS
 VERY STRONGLY URGED

LONDON Feb 4.-The Chronicle says that Baron yon Scboyiomer. the Prnssian minister for Agriculture, has issued 3 rescript giving official coun. tenance to the movement fol. econo- mizing supplies of meat Ho tells the people plainly that should the war be Of long duration, they must be pre- pared for heavy sacrihceg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
shInnInn RnI Not paad.

WASHINGTON Fe6. -The dght on the shippurchase bin continued all day with great strenuousnes8 At the close Of the session tonight Senator John w Kern, Democratic leader said: We are through caueuslngi but Che ship-puvchaso bill is not dead by any means"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
ONE KILLED WHEN
 POWDER PLANT RAZEI

TAVo3iA, Feb. 4. .- An explosion wrecked the black powder plant Of the Du Ponta company. located at Du Pont. twenty-five miles west Of here. on Che Northern Pacific. iats night. Henry F. Wilson. Of Chicago. was killed by tho explosion. The damage will be enormous.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
AMERICAN ecY GETS
 ENGLISH RARoNETRY

LONDON Feb. 4.-The London pro- bate court today ruled that the baby boy. claimed by R. Slingsby, and his American wife at San Franclsco, to be their child, but whose relatiyes al- legged they adopted, is the true heir to an estate valued at S1,5OO-000 and baronetry The court adjudged that the child has been born to slingsby. as alleged by him and his wife. The estate is located in Yorkshire
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
TEUToNs TRYING TO
 STOP IrALY- AND RoUMANle

LONDON. Feb. A--Reports received in London from Rome and Bucharest show that Germany and Austria fear. ing that Italy and Roumania are on the point of intervening on the side of tho Allies, are sending t0elr most trusted enyoys to those countries with instructions to prevent such action at all costs
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
AlRMEN
 ATTACK TRAINS

PETRoGRAD. Feb. 4-Russian air men made an attack on German trains and mobilization camps southwest of Warsaw where the Germans are mo- billzing their reserves. Many German troops were Killed by the exploding bombs
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
BoILInn 1amoerlte searsd.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Speaking against time yesterday evening while tho administration Seaaiors sought Co win over enough prosressiVe Repub. llcan and Democratic boltors to pass lho ship-purchase bill Senator ". J. Stone ono of the best long distance speakers on the Democratic side of the chamber. delivered terrilc ar. raignment Of seven Democratic Sem ators who voted with the Republicans against Senator stone's motion to table the motion of Senator James p. Clarke. Of Arkansas, that tho bill be re-referred to the commerce commit. tee. His allusion to the Seven con spirators" brought sharD replies from Senator James A. O'Gorman. of New York; Senator J K Vardaman, of Mis- sissippi, and Senator Clarke
 Senator Stone openly accused Sena- tor Clarke and others of giving away the secrets of the Democratic caucus Co the Republicans.
 Extra session Possible.
 lt is stated on good authority that if the Senate fails to pass Che ship- purchase bill the President will call en extra session. There will be three new Democratic -Phelan Of Califomia Hustngs, Of Wisconsin, and Johnson, Of south Dakota, all Of them administration Democrats Other changes will further increase the nd ministration majority and assure the passage of the bin without a Republt con vote.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
CANADA
 ASKS FOR
 WON HORN

WASHINGTON Feb {. British Ambassador sprlng-Rice today formal. ly presented an application for the ex. tradition of Werner Von Horn. the bridge dynamiter He was assured that the application would receive careful consideration
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
ENGLAND TRYING TO
 FINANCE RouMANlA

BOSTON, Mass9 Feb. 4.-The Bos- ton Herald says that Q loan on hehnlf or the Roumanian government is be. ing completed either in London or In New York It is confidently believed in London that a loan for S25.0o0,o00 at about 90, bearing D per cent inter- est win soon be placed to pay for Roumaniau war purchases
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
sraan to Mnke EIahl sneeehea.

INDIANAPOLIS, Inh Feb. 4.-sec- retary ol State William J. Bryan is scheduled to mako eight political speeches in Indiana today including those to be made in this city, He ig speaking particularly upon Lhe ship purchase bill
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
FERDINANp's
 AssAlLANTs EXECUTED

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 4.-Berlin dis patches say that three of the conspir- ators connected with the assassination of the Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand took place yesterday in the prison court Of the fortress at sarayeio, Bosnia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
TURKS WIA SIGNAL
 VICTORY CAUCASUS

BERLIN, Fob. 1. = The Turkish troops have won signal victory over the Russian army of Caucasus at Ar thin, southwest of Baum, according to dispatches received here from Con stantinople.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04

VANcEBoRoUGH, Me-. Feb. {. Werner Von Horn last night tele- graphed m appeal to the German Am- bassador at Washington asking him to intervene with the American govern. mont to prevent his extradition to Canada.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
No st7temgnt at Washlnoton.


 WASHINGTON Feb 4.-The State Department has declined thus far to make 9 statement in connection with tho suggested extradition of Werner Von Horn, tho German who admits that he dynamited the bridge connect ing Vancoborough, Me. with St. croix. N B.
 Strone Sentiment Against Won Horn. FREDERICTON N B. Feb 4- Sentiment thcouehou, New Brunswick is strongly against Werner Von Horn. who dynamited tho St. croix bridge It 10 believed that he would have di- liculty in securing fair trial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
w J. BE ANS9
 S.DE

WAsal0cToN Feb. 4.-7resIdent Woodrow Wilson's thfeat to appeal to the people on the ahlpParehaee blu =la being given practical spplieasion Sec reta,y Of State Wllllam j. Bryan hae taken thc gtump Co explain ihe ad. mlulstratlon position, and thc need for moro ohips Co meet tha pfessing de- mando of commerce. fie spoaks ln ln. diana today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
ltalv and RonmanIa Readv.

PARIS, Feb. 4.-The Paris Temps, which hitherto has been sceptcal, now claims that there is to be immediate intervention by Italy and Roumania in the war