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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
HIGHLAND Is SELECTED
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
WILD CHASE
Well Known Physician Of Hammond.
Arrested on Robbery Charge
Confesses and Returns Property.

Special Dispatch 90 the Iutsiligeneer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va, Aug. s.-After
an automobile chase lasting practically
all day Constable Russell arrested Dr.
l.. ID. Chandler. OF Hammond in this
city on a charge OF robbery lie was
taken to Grafton where he was allow
ed 10 plead guilty TO petty larceny and
after returning the stolen goods was
released with a ten days Jail sentence
and $40 fine.
Chandler. who is a well known prac-
ucing physician of Hammond. was
charged by Dr. Buckleu. OF Grafton,
with stealing set OF surgical instru-
ments. The warrent was issued in
Grafton and brought here by the ply
sician. The local officer secured an
automobile and went TO Hammond
then to Grafton. then back TO Fair
mont where he captured Chandler.
Chandler confessed and after going
TO Hammond. Coffman and Grafton the
scattered instruments were collected
The prisoner was then taken before
Justice j. f. Newcome. OF Grafton
and allowed to plead guilty to petty
larceny The case has attracted wide
interest in Marion and Taylor counties
where the physicians Interested have
their practice.
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OFFERS
RUSSIA PEACE

LONDON. Aug. s. $50 p. m.-Reu-
ter's Telegram Company's CORE
spondent ~ Perrograd transmits the
following:
The Bourse Gazette learns from
ar unimpeachable source that the
6erman emperor made an oTer Of
peace TO Russia last week through the
King OF Denmark The answer sent
TO the King stated that the question
o.. peace negotiations could not be
raised 81 the present time.
PETROGRAD. Aug :. via London.
AuE. .. 80 =. m.-The report that
Germany had made peace proposals
In Russia became known in Official
circles here several DAYS ago and
vas freely discussed In the lobbies Of
the Duma. according to the Vechernes
Nremya
We learn on good authority" saws
the newspaper. that Germany.
through Denmark. proposed to Rus
sia separate peace. Russia to re-
ceive Galicia, while Germany would
retain the western district OF Poland.
representative OF 2 foreign ONCE
categorically denied that there was
the remotest possibility Of any peace
negotiations. In the lohbies OF the
puma the proposal was dismissed as
unworthy of serious consideration "
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ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY
SECRETARY BERNHEIM OF
STATE COMMITTEE
succeeds Hon W. S. Edwards,
Who Was Removed
Unanimous Choice.

Special Dispatch to the IntalIigenre-
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. S.
Hon. Virgil l. Highland. of CIarks-
burg. former ehsyman of the Repub-
llean Stale Committee has been named
National committeeman from this
state The announcement was made
here last night by r. b. Bernheim, sec
retary OF the Republican state commit
tee. Mr.. Bernheim said that out OF
thirty-three members OF the committee
twenty have already indicated their
preference for Mr.. Highland This
number constitutes a majority. Thus
far Mr.. Highland has received every
vote cast. and he IL expected 10 be
unanimously selected.
Some time ago Hon. r. J. Sherrard.
OF Wellsburg. chairman OF the state
committee was advised by Mr.. James
y. Reynolds that vacancy existed in
the West Virginia ranks. Acting upon
This Information, a referendum vote
was taken which resulted in the zeIec-
tion Of Mr.. Highland to nj the vac
ancy in the national committee caused
by the removal Of VIM Seymour Ed
wards as member from this state.
Mr. Highland Is well qualified for
Republican for many years and has
been favorably mentioned. recently.
as candidate for Governor. He holds
the honor of being the nrst chairman
OF the Public Service Commission.
which seat he surrendered because Of
MS many personal business interests.
Those members who have voted
thus FAR are
II. =. Behrens. Wheeling. :. ".
Meals. Moundsville. r A Brown.
Parkersburg. Thos r Ryan. Spencer.
~ " Baker. Hamlin. Y. y Bernheim.
Welch: NJ z. White. Williamson. X.
= Beasley. Hinton. J VI Sanders.
Biueheld. ?. =. Grosscup. Charles.
ton. Seigel Workman. Madison. q -.
Moore. Marlinton. p G. Rider. Sut.
ION. n. y Curtain. Clarksburg. B =.
stathers. Weston. p jenkins. Par.
sons. ?. J. Larkin. Terra Alta.
George Child Harpers Ferry. ana Il.
q Wilson. Weston
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AER0PLANE DROPS
BOMBS INTO CAMP

INDIANA. Pa. Aug S-An aero
plane attack upon a machine gun com.
pany was a feature today Of the an
nual encampment Of the second bri-
Eade national guard Of Pennsylvania
Descending IN a spiral from a height
Of $500 feet TO about 500 feet, Aviator
". $ Luckey dropped small paper
bags containing -four on a machine
gun company Of the Third United
states infantry. Fifteen thousand
spectators cheered the airmsn as the
improvised bombs struck their marx
and sent up clouds 81 dust This was
the first time In the history of the
state that such a demonstration had
ever been given
A heavy storm swept over the camp
today early but there was no dam
age a bridge review was conducted
by General a J Logan later in the
day which was followed by a demon.
stration by the machine gun companv
on the parade grounds
Governor Martin BraumbauFh and
star and adiutant General Thomas =
Stewart and Major General Charles
Bowman Dougherty and stan will be
here Tuesday evening and remain 70
observe the war maneuvers In which
tho BRIGADE examinations will engage
Wednesday and Thursday
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T0DAY'S STRATEGY
VASTLY DIFFERENT

'orrespondence OF Associated Press D
EUDA PEST. July ga Buda Pest
newspaper publishes an interview
with General Won Buelow. obtained at
General. that the present strategy OF
the front. in which the General dis
cusses the difference between the pres
ent German campaign in Russia and
that Of Napoleon in 1912
1T has been remarked" said the
the Russians Is the same as that
which proved effective against Napol-
con. Such strategy was effective then
but not now. when means OF communi-
cation have been so much improved.
The bread which our soldiers eat TO
day in Windau was baked in Breslad
yesterday.
In times when a railway is being
built a mile behind the advancing
forces, when thousands OF motor lor.
ries are close behind US. when asphalt
roads grow. a. IL were. out Of the
earth. no such strategy is effective. We
drink German mineral water and eat
fresh meat direct from Berlin. and
can build a road. II necessary. fifty
miles long In two days. II is there.
fore. nonsense to speak of the days
and strategy Of Napoleon %
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TO RESUME
CONFERENCE
ON MEXICO
CONFEREES WILL GET To-
GETHER WEDNESDAY IN
NEW YORK CITY.
Developments in Mexico City In
dicate That Carranza Is In
friendly to Plan.

WASHINGTON. Aug S.-The Pan
American conference initiated here
last week to devise a plan for restor-
ing government in Mexico probably
viii be resumed in New York city
next "Wednesday. Secretary Lansing
made this announcement tonight upon
his return from New York. where he
conferred with Secretary McAdoo
early in the day. Mexican affairs and
the cooperative effort OF the United
states and Latin-American republics
TO end the factional strife were dis
cussed generally.
We talked Of the Mexican situa-
ton, said Secretary Lansing. but we
did not consider any financial plan for
supporting Mexican government.
The principal purpose OF my visit to
New York was to talk with Mr.. Nc
Adoo concerning financial arrange
ments for the Pan-American financial
congress to be held at Buenos Aires
in September.
Administration officials who we're
inclined yesterday to believe that a
peace parley between factions might
soon result independent OF the appeal
TO the military leaders. which will go
forward from Pan-AmeriCan nations:
were not so sanguine today Reports
from Mexico City that DR. Juan ].
OTtega, the Guatemalan minister
there. had ben given his passports BY
General Carranza and ordered TO
leave the country within twenty-four
hours were responsible for this
change of mind Inasmuch as Guate-
mala is represented In the Latin
American conference Carranza' 3
drastic action Is regarded here as in
dicating a disposition of unfriendli-
ness toward the conference. Ortega' =
forced departure from Mexico to-
gether with the departure Of NJ. Cor
dosa. the Brazilian minister az Mexico
City. will leave in the Mexican capital
no diplomatic representative OF any
Of the seven nations participating in
the Mexican conference.
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TEXAS RANGERS BATTLE
WITH MEXICAN OUTLAWS:
SEVERAL OF LATTER KILLED
FIVE AMERICAN RANCHMEN WOUNDED TWO SERIOI Sly
NUMBER OF MEXICAN CASUALTIES NOT ASCER-
TANNED OWING TO THE DARKNESS
AMERICANS REINFORCED AND SECOND ATTACK Is RE
PULSED-DETACHMENT OF q. $ TROOPS LEFT
FOR SCENE ON SPECIAL TRAIN

hAtulNGEN, Texas Aug. 3-Fiye American
wounded two Of them seriously Mexican outlaws we're
reported killed wounded tonight fight Rangers
and American sncher and hand bandits Noras
ranch 10 miles north Of yod in Cameron county,
telephone received here number Of casual
ties among the Mean said asceraned owing To
darkness
The outlaws estimated
tackled the NOras ranch house shortly Fourteen ranch
men barcaded themselves the place until
lO O'Clock when the said the Mexcans
ay Shortly after the bandits had withdrawn Rangers
and armed civilians arrived.
1880 the the returned unaware that
renorcemen had arrived They charged the house and were
met with voe Of shots from the and
leans were killed The outlaws retreated in the darkness
special left Harngen o'clock tonobt
carrying 81 United States soldiers civilians to rein
force the Americans the NOras ranch.
Passenger trains running through the affected district t
night without lights
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USE ONE GUN TO
B0MBARD DUNKIRK

frorrsar0 ~ A--0~fstsf rras.
pINk1RK. France. July 2S-Tha
homhardmenf Of Dunkirk bv tho qi
an' German gun operating from
FI7ndera permits rho CARVING ON Of
Tho hu '0rrF 0f fha rify only four aud
half minutes ouf OF every five
There iF only ono gun being used
ir th.- h1mb1rdmrrt and me rbaUs
come regularly every nva minute,
The people Of the town fakr advarf.
age ~ fhe interval between an erpIo.
sion and The c0wina ~ another she'll
10 transact business. allowing them.
selves about hair minute to make
f0r their cellars fn rho General post.
ONCE. FOR instance. four and p half
minutes after Tho explosion ~ tho
hfst shell Ia heard the clerks and
rusiomers % the stamp and money
order windows and appiiranfa for
mail disappear together for The base.
mont After tho expected she'll ry-
piodcs they come up stairs afain.
and business goes on az usual until
If Is time to run again to safety
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BRITISH LOSE
1856 OFFICERS

tCorres spondence ~ Associated rressi
LONDON. July 30.-Ofcers' cssu
atty lists from July 10 10 July q
show that the British army lost 1tl
killed. 236 wounded and t4 missing
= total Of 3G5. This brings tho aEsre
Eate Onlcer loss since the boginnins
of the var 70 1856. of whom All
are recorded dead. s.3O5 wounded ane
ll5s missing
During the ten DAYS covered BY m,
lists. regiments operating In the Oar
danelles have again been the greater
sufferers. the Australians having I
Killed and % wounded the Kingt
Own Scottish bordorers killed.
wounded and missing. the HIGHLAND
Light Infantry 10 Killed and ~
wounded the Camoronisns 2 kiIIes
md wounded. and ROYAL Scots
Killed and wounded
The Indian contingent lost rs on
GERS killed and 10 wounded
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POLES DAZED BY COLOSSAL
PREPARATIONS OF GERMANS

BERLIN. Aus s. tbv wireleas 10
Savvillel An account ~ tho ~ordi
uons under which the German and
Austrian armies are advancing
fhrouFh the districts ~ Poland devas.
lated by tho Russians before their 20
treat waa gIyen ont TODAY bt tho
Nver-eaF News agency % follows
The colossal scale ON which Ar
rarFemenfs we're made to auppiv tho
armies caused sensation Ir tho
'0prr evacuated ~ ffe Russians
Hundreds ~ thousands of troops be
tween fhe Vf-ufa and Tho BUG are
beinE f0d a. we'll o. NJ they we're
hone The men receive three warm
meals daily Great herds ~ cattle
are drI on behind fbe ADVANCING
troops NilH0r. ~ BOTTLES of mineral
9a'er ere distributed among fha men
~ falf0an Worr ro opened areedilv
~ mo HHfman. end fua'rara aoItIra
me problem ~ restoring facilities Tor
f0ruardinE troops hr aU Tho fur
niefinF NJ suppNra fo fnr mon haa
been arrompI nofwifhsfandIrr
No far' fhaf fhe EusaIara removed lid
such supplies and .af frf f1 tho vU
.aFes before they rrfraafed
'An officer of fHa Russian General
sfaf raId that Hraaf.ffrvaF Don fro
BuF river east of War.awI would te
unable fo rosIFf such q charge AZ frat
made by The army ~ General Won
"ovrqrh Russian prisoners o. Ivan.
gorod say Thar FOR some time they re
osived only eiRhf cartridges daily
Only Two Remain
TIE only rcpresentatIves of neutral
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AMI UNITION CASES
FULL OF RUBBISH

LONDON. Aug a.2.17a Thou.
sands NJ cases n ammunition ~ every
kind when opened af the front we're
found to contain rubbish saws tse
Daily Mail in on account ~ the con
dHlnns under which tho Russian trmg
has been fEhtinE Thia situation be-
popularity ascribed fo the uurt of Ger.
man agents in Russian munitions fsc.
tories
TefroErad is ful ~ wounded fls
Daily Mail asserts and tho Rua4iar
rseuaIfies are unoffriailv estimated an
l.aNN 900 no fo tho middle ~ ruf, In
killed. wounded and prisoners Tho
paper Saws however. that This o-fiflst.
seemed guesFvork. as tho riiifar. en-.
fhoriroa them elves DO NOT know tho
rral totals
NotvithafandinF tho tromrrIpits
losses the Russian people are cheerful
and confident f1r they believe Cor
manf.s financial collapse Dol near
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countries remaining ~ their posts AZ
Warsav are those of the United states
and Norway Attempts have been
made 20 orEanize bands NJ narrsuders
from fhe lower classes
- spondorf of tho TaFeblatt
a. L"mherF. Gaurla. reports that man
who succeeded in escaping from Wac
saw before ifr capture SAYS that not
NIinafandlnE closest surveillance on
mo part Of tho Russian authorifiea
prorlauafions were circulated appea,
i7F i0 mo people to oppose tho min.
.sf} and par on old scores AGAINST tho
Russians
. Prince Leopold NJ Bavaria received
tremendous ur1fi0n when DO entered
Narrau citizens ~ neutral oourries
particularly American ncuapaper cor
roapondrnfa participated ir the colo
hfai'on Crowds of Poles erected tho
Gcrmana 7e nherat0rs Tho peopfo
dIsresardrd orders fo leave tho town
before ifs evacuation FamIHoa or
peasants. driven by tho Russians into
Waraaw already have been renf back
fo their homes
There were similar scenes OF
popular rejoicing when tho grrmara
occupied IFanr0rod and LubIn. vHers
large stores Of 0our and other ma
feriale fell into The hands of tho con
querers The generals commanding
fhe fref arrivals of troops we're greet.
I'd formally hy reprcsenfatlves of the
city Tho Germans prom ed fhat 80
regime would be- mild. provided fra
people 0beved police reruIauonr.
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Adam and EUe Did Not Cause
The Fall OF Man; 1t Was Noah

THLAuFtrH1A Aus s.r Wal.
NOT Adam and Frr who brurFrf about
tho fsr ~ msA bur Noah. according fo
n translation ~ tablet now in fHa
Tuiforaift ~ TernayftarIa mu aIm
An announcement fo flIa effect ua-
made fnfat ht reprraruf7firc of fhr
museum AcoordinF fo fHr Eumar.ar
fheoI1rt found ou fha tablet which It
aif f1 have been written before fha
data NJ Abrahaw. and translated hy
Dr steven Lanrdon. professor 1f 49,.
srrio'0rv ir oxford University. Fne.
land. NnHh was ordered NOT fn cat ~
fho ca.sia tree in tho Eardrr 0f Par.
adiso and when hc dI4uhafrI ffr curse
fcl upon him
The curse was that hr should have
900 health and an early death Instead
of livinr fo bc ffty thousand years old
like bic ancestors
ACCORDING to tho announcement
made TODAY Dr LanEdon bestowed
much labor on fhe subject Of tho fall
of man. not only In translaung the
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MORBIDLY CURIOUS
CROWD INTO ERIE

ERIE. Pa. Aug. s.-Despite the ef
forts Of city officials 10 discourage Va.
ttors from coming here today bv te.
questing railroads 10 cancel the reEu-
lar Sunday excursions, thousands of
persons arrived on regular trains and
In automobiles. Many brought tbair
lunch baskets spreading their dinners
on vacant lots and In the parks. The
STATE police we're kept busy keeping
the crowds back from the flood zone
Much progress was made today in
clearing away the wreckage sever.
al thousand men and 2OO teams were
engaged In the work This afternoon
three moro bodies were found n
vas known. however. they had per.
ished. 30 the total number Of known
dead remained UNCHANGED Tho
bodies recovered were those Of limo.
ny Carroll AGED 81. and his son Dan.
TEL AGED %. and Miss Rose Ricbton.
aged % All were found I'M tho
neiEhborhood Of Twelfth and French
streets
Two moro deaths Indirectly attrbu.
Ted 90 fhc flood occurred ha-e rafIr
TODAY An ol lamp iruifod ga4 which
had escaped from q main. broken 6.
Tho flood and John WcGrafh and
Frank Yokes were burned fo death
I'M respOnFo fo pm appeal by rItv Of
fciala Tor government engineers 10
widen and deepen MuI creek ao a. 20
prevent n repetition ~ tho disaster
Mayor Stern received q TELEGRAM from
Iindley " Garrison. secretary NJ war
saving fhe latter will confer win
Charles EnrIiah. city solicitor. We'd.
readav o. Washington regarding fh.
matter
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TAKES HAITIEN
CUSTOMS OFFICE

WASHINGTON. Aug S-Rear Ad-
miral Caperton. commanding the
American naval forces in Haiti re-
ported tonight that he had taken over
the administration Of the customs Of
fce at Cape Haitian. and had placed
Psymaster Charles Morris. OF the
cruiser Washington. temporarily in
charge
Business conditions In Cape Haitien,
the dispatch said. were improving
Arrival OF Haitien gunboat az Port
au Prince with SEQ disarmed Haitien
soldiers was reported. The soldiers
came from outlying districts To be es-
corted by American marines to their
homes after pledginC themselves to
keep the peace.
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tablet huf in rrrnarinr ~ win ever
known tablet 0r historical account NJ
arE hind H. wen 1a with tho account
r'fnn ir fhr book OFF Genesis
Ur I4nEInu 4rrurfIrr fr tho an
n0unrrwrrf .a.. fhaf fH.a tablet Del at
Ira.f 81 thou and Frar. older than thr
Efrra.- account ard. .n af a. H
known ia fna oldest record of tho sort
In existence Tho tablet wac writer
moro than f001 rrars aro. possibly
5000 ycHrr. and evidently records
tradition which rnr. bach f1 the early
history of man
Tho Habflrriar and srmoriar ~
counts place fHr TOrf OFF a1methinG
lito $4,000 % o.. and .Hc lapse ~ fims
between fhU creation ari ffo flood IS
filled br tom EIrra who rr.encd alto
ro'tor $4,000 years. an average n.
f7 goo year. each Tho reason thai
later k'rra reirrod comparatively
short periods 81. chat Noah ainned m
eating NJ fra raaaIa tree
XfapG-.ydya. rfeyasetaoin shrdluu
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HAITI ELECTION
Is POSTPONED

PORT Al PRINCE. Aue S-The
election of president 10 take tho
place ~ General Nilbrun Guillaume.
shot 70 death hy a mob. was post
poned today for an indefinite period
The American naval forces 20.
day AZ Croiy dee Bouquets. near Port
au Prince. reprossod some disorder
on tho part of hrieand- The chief of
'hg band was taken prisoner and
placed on tho cruiser Washington
other disorders are reported az ST.
Marc and AUX Cages. "Details arc
lacking
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PROTEST AGAINST
LAWSON CONVICTION

PHILADELPHIA. Aug Samuel
Gompers. president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. and clifford Pin
chot were among the speakers az a
mass meeting here tonight 70 protest
against the conviction OF John Il Law
son. the Colorado strike leader Reso-
luuons denouncing the coal companies
for their fragrant dominance OF the
government and courts In various
parts OF Colorado and demanding
the removal from the bench OF Judge
CRANKY Hillyer" were introduced by
the Rev Samuel Zane Batten repre-
senting the Federal council Of church
cs ~ Christ IN America. and adopted
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TRIES TO KILL
RUSS MINISTER

LONDON. Aug s. $40 p. m.-An
attempt 10 assassinate VI Nerator
assistant Russian minister Of foreign
ahairs. is related BY Reuters CORE.
spondent a. PetroErad " NeratoTs
assailant a former oficial OF the do
partnient. rushed into the assistant
ministers room. hrandishing an az.
When this weapon was wrested from
MN he drew r revolver. but was over
powered by attendants before he was
sble 10 FIRE
The man was dismissed two years
arc. and i7 believed ~ he demented
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GERMANS CONTINUE THEIR
DRIVE AGAINST RUSSIANS
YOUNG MAN LOSES
LIFE SAVING GIRL

WILDWOOD. y }. AuE In an
enort 10 save young woman from
droWning. John ! Young OF Williams
port. Pa. lost his life today
\ group OF hathers. including Young
and the girls. were bathing on sec
ton OF the beach where siEns and
danger flags are placed but no guards
are on duty. The Eirl waded beyond
h"r depth. Noung swan TO her as
slstance and pushed her u safety IN
shallow water. but vas too exhausted
TO follow and called for help. Life
guards brought him ashore but he
died In q few minutes
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COUNT OKUMA TO
REMAIN IN OFFICE.

TOXIC. AuE s-Premier Count
okuma has virtually decided a. the
special request O. the emperor. 20 re
main In offce. and has arranged =
cabinet
The assumption hy Count Okuma
Of the foreign ministry. following the
declination OF Takaaki Kato 10 retain
that portfolio. T. TO be temporary.
pending the selection OF permanent
minister
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TO RAISE STEAMER
EASTLAND TUESDAY

CHICAGO Aug s-A steel crane
from Cleveland arrived alongside tho
steamer Eastland today and prepared
10 aid IN riEhtinE the vessel
The actual work of raising fhe Fast.
land will he started Tuesday.