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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
TOGETHER WITH RESOLUTION
FOR RECLASSIFICATION OF
PROPERTY FOR TAXATION.
These We're Amendments Recon-
mended by Gov. Hatfield and
Viii BE Submitted TO People
BY W. r. kEYSER
(Staff Correspondentl.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 25-
Resolutions submitting a vote OF the
people on constitutional amendments
granting the initiative. referendum
and recall and providing for the re-
elas-lhcauon OF property for purposes
OF taxation We're introduced az this
mornings session OF the Legislature.
Ihe*e resolutions. embodying three
OF the hye constitutional amendments
recommended by Governor Hatfield in
MS biennial message 10 the Legisla-
ture. we're offered today at his in
stance, and are regarded as admins
tration measures.
In the Senate. Senator Ksim. OF
Randolph, offered Senate Joint resolu-
ton No. 2. providing the initiative
and referendum. amendment. and Sen.
ate Joint resolution No. 10. submitting
the recall amendment. while the
amendment providing for classifca-
/ ton OF property for taxation was Of
fered by Senator Godbey.
Introduced by Duty.
The initiative and referendum res
olution was introduced in the House
by Delegate Duty. Of Ritchie. while
Delegate Smith. Of Doddridge. offered
80 IVAN AfNhAhAANhs anu lUt NldNFl-
hcation Of property resolution was in
troduced by Delegate Hinerman, OF
Marshall.
The resolutions. II passed. will sub.
NIT the proposed amendments 10 n
vote Of the electorate at the next gen
eral election.
The Introduction OF these measures
was the principal feature OF today's
proceedings in the Legislature How
ever. other important Legislation was
proposed. including a bill offered by
Senator Godbey, relating 10 the pub
lie service commission. This bill
would reduce the membership OF the
commission 10 three persons, and at
the same time would enlarge its pow.
ers and duties. This is also regarded
as an administration measure. having
the approval OF the governor.
Senator Rosenbloom. of Ohio cOun-
ty. introduced bill revising the
workmen's compensation act, enlarg-
ing benefits To injured worlSmen and
rearranging the rates charged EN-.
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CONFESSED.
nnlts Guilt 20 Police-mob Greets
His Arrival at Jail.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. Paul
Van Horn. alias Harry J.. Dilmore. ar
rested here today. charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Mary Jane Fullmer. al
Milliamsport. last Wednesday. made
a confession. according to the police
here tonight. and was taken TO Will
Transport Van Horn was arrested
when he asked at the Harrisburg
postoflce for his mail. his wife. Anna
Van Horn. being taken into custody
with him as an accessory after tho
fact
Dilmore. according 20 the police
said he went TO the house TO rob and
tied a towel about the aged woman s
neck lie declared that he did not
know she was dead until he reached
this city. The police secured a trace
of Van Horn through his pawning OF
iewelry
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ROCKEFELLER BELIEVES
IN ORGANIZED LABOR

NEW YORK. Jan. 2J.Iohn ID.
Rockefeller. Jr.. active head 81 the in.
terc9ts acquired or built up by HIs
father. occupied the wurnas rrtui Tor
hvo hours today at the inquiry being
conducted here By tho United states
commission on industrial relations
into The great phiianffTouir fUuuds.
fiOns and the cause 0f Industrial ur.
rrHt He underwent rigid cross rr.
animation no The hands OF Frank
Walsh. chairman of tho commission.
a. t0 the policies and actions % Tho
Colorado Fuel a Iron company
Mr Rockefeller freely admitted
that no had no knowledge concerning
labor queHfiona but declared b. vas
IN favor ~ labor organizing and tab.
ing action. provided a. kept within
Tho Law
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GER MANY ANNULS EXEQUATURS
OF NEUTRAL CONSULS In BELGIUM
SECRETARY BRYAN AND RE-
PLY rs MADE PUBLIC.
American Note Carefully Avoids Com.
nittina Country on Present Sow
ereignty Of Belgium.

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jan. 20.
Secretary Bryan tonight made public
the text Of the note from Germany an
nulling the cNcquaturs OF certificates
OF authority Of neutral consuls IN Bel
gium, and issued a paraphrase of the
American governments reply.
While the German note considers
the exeQuaturs Of neutral consuls 10
have expired" the American govern
ment takes the view that they merely
have been suspended" In this way
the Washington government avoided
committing itself TO the question OF
whether or not the sovereignty Of Bel
gium had expired with the German
military occupation. At the same
time the United states indicates =
willingness TO make arrangements for
the continuance OF consuls personally
not Objectionable 70 the German su-
thorities
American Consul General Diederich.
az Antwerp. already has been recOg-
nIzed by the German government.
and the American note makes inquiry
whether tho consuls a. heEe and
Brussels tho only two other places
where neutral consuls are not per-
mitted by tho German military au-
thorities 10 do business. are personally
satisfactory 20 the local authorities.
German Statement
The announcement from the state
department follows.
The department received By mail
the following communication dated
November go. 1914. from the German
foreign office.
Sow that tho German army has
occupied various portions Of enemy
countries. the German government
considers fhr rNrquators ~ the con
Continued on Page Tsul
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ISSUE WARRANT
FOR SPEAKER
DEFEATED SOCIALIST cANDl-
DATE CAUSES ARREST OF
SPEAKER JOHNSON.
Charge Is Violation Of Child Labor
Law in Appointing Page Under
BY W. r. KEYSER
(StaH Correspondentl. .

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 90
4 warrant Tor the arrest OF Speaker
Vernon r. Johnson. Of the House OF
Delegates, has been issued by jus
tice OF PeaCp Scott. OF Cabin Creek
district. Kanawha county. and is now
I'm the hands of a constable. awaiting
service upon the presiding officer OF
tho lower house Of the Legislature.
The warrant was issued Saturday
morning at the instance of W. T..
Grose. a district superintendent 81
schools. and charges the speaker with
violating the child labor laws. The
violation cited iu the warrant is tn"
employment Of A. G.. Shaver. who is
under fourteen years of age, as PAGE
In the House Of Delegates.
Permission has been obtained from
State Labor Commissioner j. "a. Night
ingale 20 employ three or four pages
who are slightly under 10 years oi
axe. Commissioner Nightingale took
the position that the experience ln
the LEGISLATURE will be- az beneficial
20 the boys az the two months attend
ance al school
Tho issuance Of tho warrant Ia not
taken seriously by Speaker Johnson
or hiE colleagues, al % d. said f1 uo
the result ~ prejudice of Socialist fH
Of Cabin Greek district
A notice has been served ON W. d.
shaver. father o. The boy who Ia lw
rIoycd by the Public Service Corn
mission. notifying him that unless tHa
boy returns to school within five day..
the father viii be arrested on .ar
charge OF yiaIftIuE che truHnry IsH
Groeo. who had Ihr warrant issued.
was the Bull N0os, candidate sUr
House OF Delegate. Of fbs recent cIrr.
uon. while Squire scott was elected
bv tho eurfaTH.fr
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::s:::!ITIATIVE, REFERENDUM,
RECALL UP In LEGISLATURE
RECEIVERS
Appointed for Brother and Business
Association Of J. V. Thompson
az Unionto~n.

UNIoNTowN. Pa. Jan 25-Re.
eeivers were appointed today for two
more business men of Fayette county.
William NJ Thompson. brother OF J. v.
Thompson. the coal land operator.
gave his assets as Si.25O.0c0. and his
liabilities as $500 .0O0 Jaspar Angus
tine. business associate OF J. V.
Thompson. placed his assets at Sl.l6S..
600 and his liabilities at SlO2 900. Both
men own coal lands in this and ad.
Joining counties.
UNlONTOWN. Pa. Jan. e5.-Re-
ceivers were today appointed to take
charge OF the business affairs of VII.
liam VI. Thompson. brother OF J. V.
Thompson, president OF the First Ma
uonal bank OF Uniontown. closed a
week aEo. His assets were placed at
81 .25O. 600 and his liabilities at S50U1p.
Coal LANDS 10 the value of S575.OOO
were list in the assets.
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U. S. MAY BUILD
ANOTHER CANAL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-SuEgest-
ing that II was not unlikely that the
United States some day would build
another interoceanic waterway 20 sup
plement the Panama canal, Secretary
Bryan. tonight. explained that he re-
garded II as a wise preCaution for the
American government To negotiate
treaties with Nicaragua and Costa
Rica. giving this country an option
on canal route across that section
of Central America. He also spoke OF
the importance of a naval base IN the
bay of Fonseca and announced that
the state department was prepared 20
treat for this with Honduras. Salvador
and Nicaragua.
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KARLSRUHE has sunk
II COMMERCIAL SHIPS

BERLIN Jan O. iRv Wireless %
London. O. D. uT.ff Ia reported from
IsIlaIU chat frf German cruiser
karIaru.. l.. sunk eleven commerce
l8I ships Hu.rr fH. last fortnight
fs.u... I. fu central Germany. sew
arI hundred mIH. from any port ft
D.. likely Chat rlvr concerning the
EarlHruf. .n fHa ordinary course 81
events. would reach LeIpsir IN ad-
Ha.HU uf Berlin
TH. EHr.rrU. I. ono uf fba few
s.r"H" rHr.f.U. aHU ou fhe hlGn
.raa -rn has sunk large numtNr
oft British and French vessels. FucceaF-
fuIis rIrIr. hostile varshlps that for
woke have been pursuing her on
January .f vas reported that tho
kar'rruh0 UaH been SIGHTED OF Moro.
Porto N..
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BELMONT COUNTY
MAN GETS JOB
o. S. DREAMER, FORMER STATE
TREASURER, TO GET STATE
APPOINTMENT
Was One Of Democrats Who Led
Fight Against coS-Msny I'm
portant Measures Before
Legislature
Intsiiigsnesr Bureau.
Columbus, o. Jan. as.

Bills 70 rip up the agricultural and
the taxing branches Of the State were
offered In the legislature today. The
NSrnes tax law Is repealed by a meas
ure offered by Representative White
more and the agricultural branch is
placed I'm the hands OF nine unpaid
men with a $4,000 secretary. All the
extension work r. given over 20 the
State Iniversity.
According 10 the Whittemorc bill.
auditors are given charge Of the as-
sessing Of property Public utilities
extending IN two counties. however.
are 10 be taxed by the state board
AssessOrs are 10 be elected for two
years In each township and ward. and
these are anEwcrable TO the county
auditor. who viii fN their salaries. A
board Of complaint be- 90 be- named by
county officials.
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SHIP PURCHASE
INVOLVE UNITED
SENATOR ROOT EXPRESSES FEAR
OF CONSEQUENCES IN SEN
ATE YESTERDAY.
Attacked Bill and Took Exceptions to
Opinion Of Solicitor Johnson
Debate Continues

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. .- Grave
fear that the pending government shin
purchase bill. If carried into effect.
Would involve the United States in
serious International controversies
was expressed In the senate today by
Senator Root. of New York. Address.
ips himself largely to the legal a.
poets Of the measure and what the
administration plans TO do under n
me senator also charged the Demo
Gratis with attempting To rush the bin
through BY brute force and weight OF
votes and solemnly --srned his col.
leagues against the danger Of reduc-
ing the senate TO a more registering
instead Of legislative body"
Senator Roots speech aroused the
majority members. who for several
days had remained silent while Re
pubiCan speakers attacked the bill
and drew sharp replies from Sen
ators Williams. Stone and simmons
The purpose Of the administration.
The New York senator asserted was
10 buy interned German ships for The
proposed government CORPORATION. re
attacked the opinion Of Solicitor Jobp-
son Of the state department. i'm this
connection and was particularly cau--
tic In commenting upon the attitude
Ot Secretary McAdoo. OF the treasury
department. declaring he was filled
with apprehension b. the idea OF faIf-
ting vast powers into the hands OF a
niah who thinks there o. no ground
for difficulty"
Would Not Agree.
senator Simmons asked senator
Gallinger. the minority leader. if ten
fConanusd on PAGE TsnD
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10 Consider Merger Of
La Belle and w. s. 4 /.
HODGES RECOMMENDED
FOR POSTMASTER AT
moRoANToWN. By BROWN
Intelligence Bur..u-
WaahdnRtOu. ID. & Ian "a

Intslngencer Rure.u-
washington. d. C, ian. as.
surprise was caused here
today by the recommendation
of Congressman Brown, 70
postmaster general. Of Thomas
(. hodges for the appoint
rnent as postmaster al Morgan
town. The position pays s., 800
per annum. This appoint
ment. u was figured. would 90
20 Pres" Reay. father OF
David Resy. who was the local
manager Of HODGES when he
was candidate for congress
man-at-lsrge last November.
The plan was 10 compliment
the elder Reay. who was too
old TO be accepted as postmss-
ter. and have him decline the
position and Il then would be
offered TO his son. David Reay.
That was the original scheme.
Other conditions, however. en-
tered In. the main one beina
the candidacy Of Congressman
Brown for the Democratic cub
ernatorial nomination, and
Hodges was recommended.
This is taken 10 mean that
Hodges IS entirely eliminated
as a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for governor.
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DIRECTORS OF LA BELLE COM.
PANY TO TAKE UP PROP
OSITION TODAY.
Situation Has Been Carefully Can
vassel by Officers And
Stockholders.

A. the meeting Of the directors
Of the la6elle Iron Company TO
be held in steubenyille today a
proposition looking TO the eonsoIi-
dation OF the Wheeling Steel &
Iron Company and Ia Belle Com.
pany, Will probably be considered,
and a special committee will be
appointed 10 negotiate. The In
telliaeneer 10 informed on the
highest possible authority, that
for some time back. the officers
and stockholders, have quietly
eanvassed the situation with a
view TO bringing about the eonsol-
ioation OF the two concerns.
This consolidation has been at.
tempted a number OF tines before,
but has hitherto failed on account
more particularly from a personal
factor, than from any serious diff
euities preventing the reaching OF
an agreement.
Al the present time, Il is be-
IieVed that these personal factors
have been reduced 20 a minimum.
and the prospects are bright for
the reaching Of an agreement that
will unite the two plants.
Advantage TO Each.
Some very decided advantages
would result from the consolida-
tion.
Both the Wheeling Steel & Iron
Company and the la Belle Com
pany are contemplating important
improvements, and should the
companies be consolidated, duplL
cation Of Improvements would be
avoided.
The la Belle Company pur-
ehases, each year. about 10000
tons Of Bessemer steel, which the
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company
is In a position to furnish.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron
Company purchases $4,000 tons
Of open hearth steel. which the la
Belle Company could furnish;
also, the Ls Belle Company could
furnish the raw material for the
Wheeling Sheet & Tin Plate Com
(contanuSd on Page Ten-)
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ALLEGED EMBEZZLER
CAUGHT IN WISCONSIN

Special Dispatch 60 the trfc'IiEfrg.r
MILWAUKEE. VIE. Jan 25.-Ac.
cused of the embezzlement Of over
sE410 from the Goldsmith Bros.
smelling a. Refining Company. of
West Virginia. Edward J Beck was
brought hero today from Marshheld.
WIS. where he was captured after o.
search of nearly year The local
authorities do not know the details
of the case as their only Information
10 the formal warrant charging en-.
bezzipr ent. but the foiire have NO.
lined the West virginia authorities
and Beck will be-. held until officers
arrive 20 take him back Tor trial The
request came through the Wheeling
police and 10 ls supposed here that
Beck will be tried az that CITY.
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AL STOCKS or WHEAT
SEIZED ~ GERMANY

HEitLlN. via Amsterdam 10 London.
Jan. 20. 2.o5 q. m.--AI stocks of wheat
hav" been seized By the German gov.
eminent according to tho omriaI
statement in order 90 safeguard the
bread supply until the next harvest
This measure 10 ls said. vas made
necessary BY me fact that the people
have failed iO economize Tho stocks
VII be distributed according ~ the
population ~ fhe various communi.
fier
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NEW PLANS FOR
REDISTRICTING
BILLS TO Be PRESENTED Pro.
Nloiko FOR NEW SENATORIAL
DISTRICTS AND DELECAT6
REPRESENTATION.
Population IN 1910 To BE Used AZ
Basis-oeleastes Bill viii m
crease Number 20 95-
The Plans.
10y W. n. kEYsER,)
(Staff Correspondentl

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 25.-
Not only will the Legislature be called
upon TO redistrict the State as to Con-
sressional districts. but II will at least
consider the redistricting OF the State
as to Senatorial districts and probably
also as TO representation in the House
OF Delegates.
A yet. no bill has been introduced
In either branch proposing TO redis-
trict the state as to Senatorial dis
tricts, but a plan has been prepared
by L. u. Landsittel. attache in the Of
hce OF the Secretary OF State. which
VIII be embodied in a bill soon to be
presented In the House OF Delegates.
The 1910 census gives West Vir-
gtnia population of l.231.11g. and
providing fifteen senatorial districts.
the basis OF population In each dis
trict would be as nearly 81 .4O7 as pos
sible. Under the proposed plan. an
districts except the Thirteenth and
Fourteenth would have been Repub-
lican at the recent congressional cleo
tion.
The Plan.
The plan. briefly. il as follows:
First District-Hancock Brooke,
Ohio: 1915 population. e.272 less
than basis
Second Distrlct-Marshall Wetzen,
Monongalia; s0.577 population: $50
less than basis.
Third District-Tyler. Peasants,
Wood. Writ: 71,333 population. 90
074 less than basis
Fourth District-Mason. Jackson.
Roane. Calhoun; 76.776 population;
1881 less than basis.
Fifth District-Cabell, Lincoln. Put
nam: s5.763 population: 1856 over
basis
Sixth Wayne. Mingo. Nc
icontinusd on Page Tsn.l
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CONVICTS TO WORK
ON CHARLESTON ROADS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. Is
From tho penitrntsry az Mounds
Vile Eve COnylrte were hr0uFhf 90
Charleston hy guards and taken fo
the road camp at SnoWiII IN take tho
places ~ men who have been dis
charged or taken back t0 prison The
Euard took three prisoners from tha
Jail here back 90 the penItcnfiarr with
him They are. Harry Jones. rolored.
Jesse Howo and Curtis stone zach fo
serve o. year
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AUSTRIAN CRUISER SUNK

LONDON. Jan GO 1.1f co. m a die
patch to tho Daily Mail from Venice
says 10 bel reported cher. from Trieste
that an Austrian cruiser has struck
mine near 'ho Erioui Islands and
sunk The Urioni ISLANDS are 8f tHe
mouth of the harbor ~ poia. Austria q
hiF naval base and arsenal on fhe
Adriaffe
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PARTY LEADERS IN BOTH
HOUSES CONFIDENT OF
IFS SUCCESS.
Bill Will BE Up For Third Reading
and Passage This Morning.
Petitions Presented.
tBy W. r. kEYsERD
tStan Correspondent.l

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. IS.
Confidence that the woman's
Suffrage Amendment resolution
will pass both branches o. the
Legislature tomorrow morning.
was expressed tonight by party
leaders In both the House of Dele
gates and the Senate, a. we'll AZ
BY advocates OF the Equal Sun
rage movement
The eve before the final vote
upon the issue finds SUFFRAGE
leaders from all sections OF the
state arriving In the capI,oI 20
press their claims. while Ietters.
telesrams and petitions continue
20 pour In upon the Legislators.
urging them 20 support the Jolnt
resolution which submits 20
vote Of the people at the next
general election. an amendment to
the state constitution granting
equal suffrage 90 male and female
Though IL had not been 30 planned.
II is believed that the resolution Will
come up for its third reading and vote
for passage or rejection at about the
same time in both the House and the
Senate. In the House Il has been
made a special order of business for
II O'Clock. and il likely will come up
in the Senate az that time in its regu-
lar order II passed second reading.
the amending stage. in the Senate to-
day without an amendment or word
Of debate
Petitions for Passage.
Several petitions urging the solons
to support the measure were present
ed today. In the House, Delegates
Weiss and Otto presented petitions
from Ohio county. while Hinerman. OF
Marshall. and Duty. Of Richie. pre-
sented them from their respective
counties. In the Senate. n petition
signed by more than loo voters OF
Wood county, was submitted by SEN
ator Gregory while petitions were
presented from the following coun-
ties. Marion. Richie. Lewis Jackson.
Peasants. Monongalia. y NichOl las
Writ. and Calhoun.
Mrs Ellis Yost. OF Morgantown.
chairman of the Legislative Commit
tee OF West Virginia Equal Suffrage
Ccontinusd on Page Tsn.l
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MODEL CHILD LABOR MEASURE
AGREED UPON BY COMMITTEE
GOOD FEATURES OF SEVERAL
BILLS INCORPORATED IN BILL
TO BE REPORTED TODAY.
Many Committees Meet and Numer
Gus Bills Will Be Reported TO
Both Houses Today.
C5y w. r. kEYSERJ
(Stsh Correspondent }

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan 90
What Is regarded as almost a model
child labor bill was agreed upon by
the house committee on labor late
this afternoon and will be reported
back tomorrow with recommendation 2
that IL pass. u embOdieS principal
features contained in bill introduced
by Delegate Weiss. Of Ohio county.
chairman Of the committee. No chill
dren under fourteen years OF age may
be employed. and 10 years is the age
limit for hazardous occupations and
10 years for mining Both Chairman
Weiss and President ". y. Corcoran.
OF the state Federation OF Labor. are
highly elatcd over the bill and its
prospects for passing
Numerous committee meetings were
held this afternoon and evening. Fin.
ance committee decided to report ad-
versely on bill 10 abolish boards Of
equalization and review. but approves
bill permitting counties and munich.
paliucs 90 advertise In hand book of
West Virginia
A joint subcommittee on agriculture
was appointed 20 consider pure seed
law and the requiring inspection Of
mixed feeds imported into the State.
The committee consists Of Senators
Miller. Kump and Billings and Dele.
gates Pierce. Ilorsman and Courts
Mothers Pension Bill.
The senate committee is consider.
ing the mothers pension bill 40 pre-
Pared BY state labor Commissioner
nightingale. a large delegation of
women. numborinc perhaps 30. ap.
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THE wBArHHR

WAsHrNoToE. Jan. z5l-Forsoasti
Wsst wirrinfa, Ohio ana Wsstsrs
nsytvauis-oensraiy fair TussdsT
as WedusafsT
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fould Not Agree.

Senator Simmons asked senator
'allinger. the minority leader. if ten
tconanusd on Pass TsnD