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Ecr states Attorney:
NICHOLAS II. GREEN.
FOR House OF Delegates:
JAMES O. ATWELL
WADE HAMPTON LIhTHlCUM.
JOHN y. HOPKINS.
CHARLES A. SOLLEf
FOR County Commissioners
HENRY d MYERS.
PERCY WILLIAMS,
JOHN q. FRIEDBOFER,
JAMES A. WALTON.
EMMETT ~. WEBB.
JOSEPH AZ. WILKINSON
CHARLES G. BASsFORD.
For Judges Cf the Orphans Court
JAMES 8. CUSACK
GEORGE w. HYDE
LFMON BEALL
For County Surveyor
]. CARSON BOUSH
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Ver clerk Of the Circuit Court:
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Clever Work

Special Dispatch g. the Intelligence
HACKENSACK. y J.. Jan. L
Policeman Peter Sicardi. Of Fort Lee.
this morning. distinguished himself
by capturing Antonio Zagari. 22. want
ed In Fairmont. W. Va. for three
murders. The fact that Burns de-
tectives have been I'm Fort Lee for a
week looking for Zagari made the
policeman's work an the more re-
markable.
a registered letter received AZ the
Fairmont %poEtohice after Zagari dis
appeared following the murder prov
ed the young Italians presence in
Fort Lee To which place a friend
ordered D letter sent Policeman
Sicardi couldn't wait for the arrival
Of the registered letter however and
mailed e. decOy package. Zargari call
Cd for 10 today and after signing for
10. was placed under arrest
Two other italians moved forward
2 hr"ateningly. but 'He policeman GOV.
cred them with s revolver and ZaRari
was broughf t0 mo county Jail here 10
await positive Identification sheriff
" " Riggs. ~ Fairmont Who has
bee min Fort Lsa two or three DAYS.
will wait 10 take the accused murd-
erer south The parties involved are
miners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
BETHANY TEAM
Candidates for the Team show Much
Abnity-Exoenent Schedule
Being Completed.

Whenever Coach Roberts. OF Bethany
college. IL discussing the basket ball
team. he Is training this year he ~ in
lhc best OF spirits. Il Is claimed By the
tolloW ers OF the game here that he Is
producing the best basket ball team that
mas been seen on the floor here for
many days. The squad lost only one
man during the holidays. U~mbenbower
and gained another. D~ouRherty. Of Steu-
benvtlle. Ohio. who H. claimed To be- the
fastest player In the state. pougherty
plays center. Schwalb. a we'll known
wheeling player, Is out for the team.
There are also Mann. Abrams. McMuIlen.
Hughes and Meyers. Who are working
hard and who all stand a good chance
FOR the varsity.
one OF the promising young players.
scott, injured his ankle during the holt
abs He Will probably BE- out OF the
game for several weeks. Taylor. who
was trying for the varsity. also injured
his Knee and will Be kept from the floor
Tor some time
The schedule arranged for the team
mis- year by Manager Lewis. Is quIte
stiff. He Is negotiating with wesleyan
Tor "a date and H. also trying for a meet
ing with D~avis-Elkins. The first dato
OF the season Is with West Lafayette on
the 18th Of this month.
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isistsuv1lls High.
wheeling Nigh
LlNSLY GA ME
Local Team WIN Clash with the strong
sistsrsv1lle High school Basket
Ball Team Here Tonight

The Linsly basket ball squad. which
mas been practictng daily under the 1i-
recuon OF Coach Morton. will clash this
evening In the Linsly Armory with the
sistersNtllc high school team AT \ O'Clock.
The local team H. In good shape for the
game and no doubt a battle royal will
result Tor the coveted honors a. To who
viii win the victory. The IinSly pIoN-
ers are Elig and Jasper. guards: Reed
or Hunter. center: Gibson and Metzn.r.
forwards. To-day seats will be plac.I
IN the armory In order to accommodate
the large crowd which Is expected To- BE-
present.
The Linsly officials are also arranging
Tor a game to be played some time dur
ing the month. In which the proceeds de-
rived from the games will 40 to the Rel
gian Relief Fund. Il is likely that The
game will be played with the Cathedral
nigh school team. provided the officials
OF the two teams can agree upon "A date
which will be satisfactory to both teams
This evening. Just before IN reguInr
game between SisterSNille and LinslV.
the Linsly termedia team and The
Junior team OF the Cathedral hIgb
school. Will play an exhibition game.
which no doubt will attract "A great deal
OF attention on the part Of the support
ers OF the two teams.
LAST evening a number Of boys from
the Llnsly institute assisted by several
from the Cathedral and also several hixh
school boys. under the direction of A
carpenter. erected blcachers i'm the
Ilnsly armory The work was done en-
tlrely oy the boys IN preparation for The
game with Sistersville this evening.
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GOOD SCHEDULE
College Has Arranged Excel
lent schedule of Games for
Basket Bail Season

Below will be found the basket ball
schedule OF Frankli college al New
Athens. Ohio. The Harrison county
boys usually have a strong floor team.
They are booked to meet two local
teams this season In the Martins Ferry
Collegians and the Linsly Institute
quintet. The schedule:
Jan. S@Capitol University. AT New
Athens.
Jan. ls-Martins Ferry CoIlegians. at
New Athens.
Jan; 22-west Lafayette College. at
Jan. 29-Linsly Institute. at New
Feb; 5-west Lafayette College. a,
West Lafayette.
city. NV
Feb. 24-Genoa College. at Genoa.
Feb. 2s-Allegheny College. at Mead
Feb. as-TheiI College. at Greenyine.
March b-Geneva College. at New
March .13-Msrtins Ferry coIlegians.
at New Athens.
March i7-Grove City College. at New
Franklin Academy.
Jan, 9-Martins Ferry High. at Mar
tins Ferry.
Jan. 16-Cadiz High, at Cadiz.
Jan. High. at New Athens
Athens.
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HAVE GOOD BOUT
Matt Brock, of Cleveland. Meets Joe
harang, Of Now Orleans at Stem
benvtlle Monday Might

When Matt Brock. OF Cleveland ana
Joe harang, New Orleans. pride OF
pixie, step into the ring at the Central
RINK next Monday night TO go 10 rounds
thc rams or the ohio Valley are going
20 see "A battle that will be OF a chantp-
lonshlp order. Each boy mas "A reputa-
tion to sustain ana the outcome OF THIS
Dattie may decide which OF the boys
viii get a chance To take the laurcls
from the head OF Johnny Kithane. the
leather weight champion of the Worla.
both nave been on the trail OF Johnny
Tor a long time. but he has not v,t
gwen any assurance that he Will meet
tnem some say Johnny lcars To los-
ms ute n he meets either lad and the
one VINO cops the bacon IA ~SteubenViue
next Monday will claim the first chance
70 get "A whack at the champ. HaranK
mas met and defeated Cal. DELANEY. Gone
Dvlnont and a score OF lesser Iights and
held willie Richie To a good draw. such
a record speaks for itself.
hat Aears. Of Nneeltug. will meet
blCk Desantcr. OF Pittsburgh in ths
eisht round semi-fnal and a great bat
tIe can be expected for each hoy has
oesn travelling at "A fast clip Of late.
Inc hrst bout will also - "a clever
one, Tor Berno Hahn. OF wellsburg. who
- ready 20 meet any boy at his weight.
viii clash with Sammy Gardner. OF
" heeling, an a six round go. The show
starts at $40.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF GERMAN War OFFICE

BERLIN. Jan. 7. by wireless TO Say
Nille.-Included in tho budget Of news
given out today by the Official press
bureau were the following items:
Reports received here from Con
stanunople say nat more than fifteen
thousand Russians. prisoners captured
in the Caucasus are being conveyed
10 the interior of Turkey.
The correspondent at Brussels of
the kreuz Zeitung asserts that IT is
admitted in French official circles
that the losses in the French army
up to December 20 were about one
million men. OF whom twenty hous.
and were officers.
The Paris Matin estimates tina the
Russian losses in killed and wounded
up to December % numbere 100000.
but as the Germans have captured
more than 30O.O Russians and the
Austrians have taken 100000 the Rus.
sian casualties must exceed 1000. OO1.
Destitute Russians living in Ger.
many received. up to the beginning Of
the new year. 20 marks (S5.OOD from
Russia. From January 5 the pension
is reduced to FIVE marks G1.25) fort
nightly. The diminution is considered
here TO be proof that the Russians
lack money.
The Arabian newspaper Ell lila
Oemani. Of Beirut. Syria. reports that
the Mohammedan Ulemas I'm India
are preparing a protest against the
British government and against The
use Of Indian Mohammedan troops in
unknown lands.
Prepared For War.
The Paris correspondent OF the
newspaper 4. r. G. OF Madrid. CRITICS.
Ing the French yellow book. SAYS IL
proves that England. France and Rus
sia were prepared for and wanted
war. They were anxious only 10 post
pone the moment OF the outbreak. he
says. until their complete readiness
was assured.
The Paris Libres Parole sharply
criticizes the French sanitary service.
II reports that at Pagneres de-Luchon.
where 1000 wounded were lodged.
there were no Surgeons and no nurses
Hotel chambermaids volunteered as
nurses. The nursing personnel at
N~uefchateau. the newspaper asserts.
was absolutely unframed. Soldiers
with typhoid were not admitted in
the o-vercrowded hospitals.
"A German official memorandum
on the war iu German Southwest
Africa says that British soldiers
plundered and destroyed private
houses at Luderitzbucht
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AUTO DIRECTORS
In GOOD MEETING
ANNUAL DrNNER not TO BE HELD
THIS YEA -ANNuAL
FEH-
matters Pertaaning 20 Road LsstsiAa0n
and ChAnGes on Local Boads.
Were raken Up

At a special meeting % the directors
Of the Ohio Valley Automobile club held
last evening In the assembly room %
the Board OF Trade. a number Of mat
ters were taken up and discussed. sew
erel OF which are not FOR publication a.
this time.
IL was decided % dispense with the
snnusl dinner this year. as has been
the custom for the past few years. How
ever. the annual mesting Will be held
ebruary : Tor the purpose Of elcCttng
"nicsr- for the ensuing year and TO act
upon various annual reports and other
matters This meeting will be held IN
the assembly room OF the Board or
Trade.
Preliminary steps were taken at the
meeting 10 nave -isn posts placed along
the national highways in this section
directing drivers TO the four compass
points
Those present at the meeting were:
W. ~. Gee, A. G. Stifel. A. A. Wheat.
Harry l. Eckhart. g r Eberts. g A.
bowers. @. q. Maggie. G. A. Robinson. =.
j sharp and Secretary A. n. HoblitSell
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LOCAL COLLEGIANS
TO MEET WESLEYAN
FAST BASKET BALL oAHE EXPECT.
I'd OH THE BUCKHANNON
FLOOR ro-NIoHT.
Wheenng Boys Expect TO win over
Team WIN Greasy" NeAis-Play
at Elkins Saturday.

The local collesians basket ball team
VIII go TO buckhsnnon to-day. where to-
nlsht They will play the West virginia
Ntsleyan college quintet. greatly aug
inented By the addition OF Greasy"
Neale The Collegians ompris the
very best floor talent In this CITY and
expect To give the Uushur countianS "A
pettle royal ON Saturday night. they
VIII 10 To Elkins. and meet the strong
iiNe representing Davis-Elkins COLLEGE
MARSH at center for the locals ia one
OF the best men In that position in the
state. TURK and steele. at forwards. are
aen, Formerly OF W. a J.. and Nay. OF
wheeling high. are a fine pair OF guards.
lrah.heim and Menkemeyer are men
men that can be used In any position
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PLAY SHADYSIDE
r. N G. A. Intermsdiate Bask.t 1au
Team OF This City 10 Clash
with ohioans Tonight.

The intermediate basket ball team
Iaces one or the hardest propositions
they will have To meet his season vh.n
lhey meet tho Shadystde Htgh school
team this evening at Shadyside. The In
t~ermcdiates are all In nrst class condi-
ton az they came out OF tn, Nartfps
FERRY game without a scratch. Tn. In
teTfuediate VIII De considerably strength
ened THIS evening wins TO IN. reappear-
shce OF their star guard Chambers. who
mas been out Of the last three games on
account Of injuries received in scrim-
mage practice.
The followers Of the local team all
probably be able 90 zee their fav1rites
next week as they are srbedufad n,
play the strong Baptist church team al
Martins Ferry on tho 13th and the Sec
ond team Of Wheeling High on the even
ing Of the 18th.
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BIG HONOR
West Va. University Admitted 70
University Branch Of Inst
tUte Of Engineering.

Special Dispatch o. the Intelligence
MORGANTOWN. W Va. Jan T.
One Of the notable affairs In the his
tory Of the West Virginia University
took place tonight when the installa
ton exercises % the University
branch Of the American Institute Of
Electrical Engineers was conducted
by Dr Vladimir Karapetoh. dean OF
ffn Cornell Engineering College The
admission Of the local engineering
tUllege I'm the American branch
places 10 in the highest organization
in United States and marks the climax
~ years % effort
Ir. ksrapofon spoke Of Some 70
cent Developments ln the field Of
.'.etrIcify and tho address Dr. said
To- be one 81 the best ever heard In
fHIs section BESIDES the admission
of fhe e~ugiueerinE college On the Am
rrIrau Association this fall the Col
lcgc ~ Law was admitted to the
American Association Of Law schools
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PLAY UNION HIGH
cathedrl nigh school Five Expects
Hard Fought oams in Ben
wood This Evening

This evening the Cathedral bfgb
school team Will Eo 60 Henwood. where
Do viii clash with tho Union hiEh school
IN what u expected 10 b. a. very inter
sung contest. During the past week
lhr 'athedral squad has been practiciuK
very hard under tho direction 81 cosr6
tfother Harmon. ECnWOud this wear IL
represented with a strong five and the
thdets arc lookinE W FOR n hard
game. The local team will line up a.
follows for the contest Psddcn. center.
LtuEhrs and Duty Or Burns. forwards
ItRftorty and Haley or WluEfrmeysr
guards Several new players have been
OUT Tor the varaucy opened bv Eaffsn-
nach. who r. out ~ the game Tor tho
rest Or he season with y diaf1cafsd
hn'e 10 De- likely thar r. m Der OF Inc
iud"nta VIII ACCOMPANY the team this
't'ninE ON their trip o. tho mill town.
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MORE EVIDENCE
FOR THE FEDS.


INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. T-AffidAvlts
IN support OF contenstons made an the
snt-troet suit recently filed IN the
inited states court at Chicago BY the
feoeral League against So-called or
ssnixed baseball. were TO be made here
~ the Federal League conference which
began to-day. According 20 y. r.. Gates.
counsel for the new league. the Indiana
po1c meeting was called In order TO OBJ
tsln added evidence In sub~-tantiation Of
me general bill OF complaint prepared
py the Federsls against the older or
sani<ations The conference IL expected
10 continue Tor several days.
Joe tinker. manager of the Chicago
ciub. Was the only man who Attended
who would talk Of the meeting tonight.
Tie said that the Federals are planning
and continued:
W. want To eradicate the business
men In the game and put In no one who
u not a sportsman. We are tired n
having baseball run by two men. nan
Johnson and Garry Hermann"
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ings TO earn. and the years of get
ting started r not easy. But ev-
erything which young men have to
go through today ! think had to be
gone through by the young men Of
any time.
LET EACH MAKE THE BEST USE
OF THE CHANCE ne HAS AND DO
THE BEST he CAN IN THE CIR.
cUmsTANcEs IN WHICH he IS
PLACED. BETTER THEM " HE
CAN. BUT REMEMBER THAT TIE
ONLY ASSET ANYBODY HAS 70
CHARACTER.
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MINER DIES
Joe martaa, suocumba 20 niunss sus.
tained IN - Oh Bottom NINE
wednesday

Joe W4rf1e miner injured af IH...4
Bottom .fu0adFH afternoon about
O'Clock and fIheu fs The Nurth WN..Iur
Hospital died IHHf uIrhf about NJ .H
O'CLOCK feel fhs rsHuIf ~ BITE fnfurI.. As
.Hr 4a could D.. learned last might. U.a
men bee rn friends iu This part of tIH
country end TIH body BE- afUr 4f fFs hos
..fH. Dr. w|f d. fHFau in charge TODAY
NJ. 1 local lrHrrfHE.r 4rH hold until
.urH UmH Ha N Is determined be- frI.uI.
.'Nn"f 'n1f'N The man Ia about I'd
HHHTH 10 Haf.
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BROOKE COUNTY
roi1anabao

Special biaratch Co.. the intelligence.
FDtIANSHEE " Va Jan. The
Republicans won q sweeping victory iu
b municipal election held to-day. cap.
turing every office with the exception Of
recorder which went fu the citizens
ticket The following bel the vote For
mayor. T. 8. billcr. citizens and Uauuh.
tran. 1Gf. HeuJ Williams. Republican
2fS Recorder. william Lake. Cifirsrs.
POI Frank Howrrr Republican. T7T.
tuuucil First ward. Arthur Watkins
Rep. 81 Robert NowarN. CIt. 20 Sec
ond ward. = sharp Wep. Ss CI4rerrs
Hareft Rep. so 4 o. U~arfsnetIsu. CIt.
90 % H skinner CT. Co. Third ward.
Charlie Berry. Rep. %. s \ CreiE
cit. 81.
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PLAY COLUM BIAS
Interesting Game 10 Promised in Ben
wood This Evening When Column
bias Mt Ex-Coleg1ans.

This evening at the Benwood Union
high school. q preliminary contest will
Dc played bcior' the Benwood-Cathcdral
high game between the Benwood Fx-
Collcgians and the Columbia Club five.
The preliminary game Is expected to
prove quit an attraction To the many
basket ball fans of the mill town. as the
benwood EN-Collegians have "A team
OF some Of the best basket ball
tosscrs In the vicinity and they will no
doubt live up To their reputation. The
club has not lost n game thI.
season and this will he the Grst game
~ the team to b. played on a TRANCE
floor.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. The strike
Of 1900 miners iu eastern Ohio has
the endorsement Of tho United Mine
workers Of America. but must be- set.
tied by the officers Of the Ohio union.
according to "a statement made here
tonight b. John r. white. presI
dent OF the union Mr. White expects
10 confer tomorrow with q = Ksrfe.
one of the federal conciliafors appoint.
ID to attempt to- effect r. settlement of
The disputes in the eastern Ohio fields
President White said that the
strikers will never surrender
I'm the end. the ohio union officials
must settle tho strike no. said
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ELECTIONS HELD
tconsnusd from Pint Psss,


81: council. J. y. Weaver. so: J. r.
Parrish. l34: II. ID. Eddy. lis; ". p.
Miller. 1879: C.. o. Wilt. %. Independ.
ent ticket defeated for Mayor II. c.
Cummins. SO: for recorder. w. ID. Yost.
IS; for council. Elias Austin SO: c. c.
Snyder So. The vote OF the proposed
levy was 6s for. inc 50 against.
Rivesville.
Citizens ticket elected. Mayor Hood
Straight, 2i. recorder. c. l. Stutler.
20: Council. s. l. Toothman. IS: DIR.
George Yost. "a: Smith Hood. 30; A.
$. Google. %: James Freeman. %. Tax
payers ticket defeated for Mayor. j.
b.. Williams. 10: for recorder. F. F..
Prickett. 90; for council. 1. J. Parsons.
is: H.. c. Satterfield. 20. and French
Hood Is.
Mononqah.
Col T. s. Price was Q lected for his
fifth term as mayor today by a compli-
mentary vote. Lee Satterfield was
again elected recorder and the major
ity of the former councilmen were re-
turned.
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o n Il G. s
OUT OF LIFE
Is WHAT HE
o Els o X
OTHER PEG
l.
1t is a ques-
ton, l know,
whether young
people ever
learn t h e s e
things except in
he school Of
exp ce.
They have their
wav TO make
and their liv-
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Climb Ten Pin LeaRu,
CAPTURED
tcontinued From FIRST Pare,

There are over twenty-five persons
now IN the county jail here in con.
nection with the murder. -Four or
nNe OF the arrests for the actual
crime the others as Witnesses and
accessories. The entire crime was the
worst in the history OF the county
and It's successful handling by the
oficers here is considered the best
piece Of detective work ever handled
In this state.
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~shadysids High
P~ERMAHENr pRoHmrrIon

PARIS. Jan g. @ g 0p. m- Tho ,tbirs-
has approved O. measure. for subrfealfu
t' parliament. making permanent The
prohibition Of The a1ir ~ ubaIrfH. and
other similar liquor THr rI.Hrrrrat
urds fhHf The mIifHrs d|.rHa f.-fif.
fIou.
lhe cabinet also hFr approved T. bin
which rruNiGse that mo licenses shall b.
issued Fl" now Establishments Tor the
sale 81 spurious Urusrg urIr.a 4....
sorry o. n "raafauranf
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HARD GAME
EXPECTED
wEEELrEo EIoE BAsKEf sALL
TBAA ELArD IT. CLAn8
WILLIE ro-UIoHr.
WIN Ne Second Contest of Teams This
ss&son-Loeais Play onstsrs-
uns ro-morow Wight

Two hard games are ahead for he
local high school basket ball five this
Neek Tonight they will go 10 81.
talirsNille 20 play the high hoo team
az nat place. II Will BE- remembered
mat Wheeling defeated ~. Glars lille
IN the opening game of the local season.
ON the n. NJ. G. A. floor. n few weeks
ago. The game Was close and undecided
until he final whistle. and the contest
to-n1Ehr bids fair 20 be- a close one.
ON Saturday evening at sis O'Clock.
Slstersville high school will b. the at
traction ON the Y. NJ c. 4. floor. The
Iyler county boys have been playing
class a ball. and no doubt will give the
locals a hustle for their money. A week
ago. sisterryill~ defeated Union high By
a close score at and are re-
puted to have a good quintet Tonight
they viii play Linsly at the Armory and
Viii remain over until the game vita IS.
n. =. Tomorrow night.
The nuenna