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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13

RECALL DOCKET
Judge n. N. AddismRn and Judge Jamss
W. Ewing 90 SIT In Circuit
Court To-day.

The circuit court docket will be- re-
called this morning. whether the com
mission Of Judge Robert NJ. Addieman
arrives or not This WAS the arrange
mcut made yesterday By Judge Addle-
man and Special Judge James ". Ewing
Judge Addlcmnu'g tpmmiasion had not
arrived up until midnight last niEht.
although DO was expected In court cir
clea Yesterday
d. IN expected that DO viii arrive this
nl0rniuE. and with ttq arrival the new
Judge viii Immediately take up hts
duties. Yesterday morning Judge "a.
4 leruan. Circuit CLERK Kingdom aud re-
putty sheriff Lafayette Grancr went fu
WoIlshurE o. have Judge Herteg sign
some court records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
WILLIS WILL
FILE CHARGES
OHIO oovERHoR TO FoRcE nEsIa-
NATION OF uNT1IEuDLY
OPFICIAL8.
One Restgnation Received and Four Re-
fused Flatly To Get Out-others
Non-Commtttal.
rnte11-gencer Bureau.
Columbus, Ohio, April IL.


~ was understood here late tonight
mat Gov. Willis Is going ahead with the
PREPARATION or charges against the state
OFFICIALS whose designations he demand
ca last week and who have refused 10
comply Yith his request. IL is said that
charges hrst may be filed against &. IT,
Bryson, Progressive. member OF the
state civil Service Commission. who
has sent warm reply to the willis let
ter. IL is said that Bryson although a
member OF the civil service commission
has been very active In Bull Moose pol
The Governor today did not indicate
what steps he would take TO force com
pltance with his demands.
There has been received in response TO
fourteen letters by the Governor only
one resignation. that OF G. G. Williams
Republican. OF Wooster. from the Agri-
cultural Board. Four who have sent
formal declarations that they will not re-
sign are Bryson, and all three mem
bers OF the Industrial Commission. Wal
lace ID. laplo and r. J. Duffy. Demo-
Gratis, and NJ. T. Hammond. Republican
Will Not vAcats.
while the nine other officials have
not Yet made formal reply To tne Gov
ernors request for their resignations.
most OF them have made public declara-
ton that they will not Vacats They ar
expected TO send in formal refusals this
week Commissioner Hosk kin. Democrat
OF the civil Service board. says he will
resign. but that he intends to fix the
date himself. and that he does not in
tend TO be In any hurry about Il. Some
weeks ago he indicated he would resign
at any time the Governor wished.
Meanwhile the civil Service commits
sion Is planning to investigate ALLEGED
violations OF civil service Law by Cover
nor Willis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
SCHENK CHARGES
Are Denied By Attorney J. p. oBrien
In Answer 20 BIN OF Complaint
Piled by Mrs. schenf.

quite a few important denials are
made IN the answers OF the attorneys
IN the case Of Laura farnswortn SchenS
v J. j. v. q Brieu. trustee - al In
ms answer the attorney says that he
spent more money than Mrs. Scheuk gave
him and that now she IL indebted TO her
attorneys more than they ever expect
70 receive. The attorneys say that IL
ls not true that there was an under
stahdlng that her husband would pay
for the counsel fees.
Mrs. Schenk paid S7sI and s3.75O in
ceruncates and her iewelry was sold
tor goo, making total paid OF S5.21l
In his answer that he disposed these
FUNDS as trustees for himself. his broth
e.. ;. - Boyce and J. \. Howard. lie
gave each OF the others 81 900 as mart
payment due them for services rendered
and - BIien asserts he has Mrs Schenk' ;
agreement In writing that her funds and
property should be used for having
counsel
II Is answered that she never asked
Tor an accounting until after the grant
ing 81 a divorce TO her husband. John
-. Schehk and at this time O'Brien FUR
niShed a statement and vouchers show
ing every expenditure. Later when she
aHhed Tor explanations a. t. certain ~
penditures the attorney claims he asked
her To come to his oifice and she failed
To do so. He also asked her new coun-
sci Nelson g Hubbard. to come With
her. and both failed to appear. Mr. o.
brien alleges the said Hubbard know
ing that Mrs. Schenk had such vouch-
fiTf AAfiNuff ttuhhath nor MIS-. SChenk
came OBricn claims that Mrs. Schenl,
has not told Attorney Hubbard all OF
the truth.
IN the sixth section OF the answer
O'Brien says. The PAYMENTS to other
council was authorized" 10y Mrs. Schenk
ana IN every way proper. Here IL is that
ne claims To have paid more than $3.50
out OF his own pocket one item in his
statement Of expenditures says ne de-
posted money In the bank to make Mrs.
Schenk check good and spent "a total
& oil
her certificates and jewelry the value
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
BADLY DAMAGED
Liner Wayfarer Victim OF Explosion
Sunday-EVidently Was Mine as
No Submarine Was In Siaht.

QUEENSTOWN. April 20. (233 a.
m, The Harrison line steamer Way
farer Is on her way to this port in
tow of the steamer Framfield. She
was badly damaged by an explosion
Sunday while of the Scilly islands.
Late last night the Wayfarer was
thirteen miles on Queenstown harbor
and IL was expected that several
hours would elapse before she reached
port.
The first report that the Wayfarer
had been beached proved 10 be err
roneous. II Is reported that her rud-
der was blown away by a torpedo or
mine, and consequently there is much
difficulty in navigating her Accord
ing to the latest information no lives
were lost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
VILLA FORCES ARE DEFEATED

LAREDO. Texas. April 12.-Villa
forces under General Orestes Pereira
lost 500 dead. many wounded. and
fourteen loads OF arms. ammunition
and other supplies. including three
machine guns. in battle this after
noon with Carranza troops. according
TO Carranza reports reaching here.
The reports said the battle occurred
between Jarita and Buisachito. thirty
miles south OF NuevO Laredo. The
Carranzistas commanded by General
Maclovio Herrera. The fight. II was
said. lasted three hours and the villa
troops are said TO be retreating south
ward toward Monterey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
ADMINISTRATION
TAXATION BILL
PRESENTED IN OHIO ASSEMBLY
TO TAKE PLACE OF PRES
EMIT MEASURE.
Gives County Auditors PIenary Pow
ers in Appraisements-ot
Measures Offered.
Intelligence Bureau.
Columbus. O. April IA.

q.
The new administration taxation
bill. TO take the place OF the Parrett-
Whittemore bill. was offered in the
Senate to-day by Senator Carver. IL
IL similar in most respects to the
Parrett-Whittemore measure. but elm
mates much of the authority left the
state tax commission by the House
bill. and increases materially the pow
or OF county auditors. who are the
chief county assessing officials.
The county auditor. under the Car
Yer bill. would be permitted TO reduce
or increase any appraisement almost
OF will. subject to review by the board
OF revision. The state tax commits
sion would be deprived Of the right 10
initiate original investigations Of any
tar assessments. given Il by the pres
ent Warnes law. and left in the Par.
re't-Whittemore measure. which the
House passed II still could hear ap-
peais from the decision OF any board
of revision. however. General super.
vision OF the executive work OF differ.
ent county auditors j. vested IN the
commission.
Appointment 81 two temporary luves-
tiFatinE commissions. one 20 inquire into
old axe. Illness or unemplOy mfnt PEN
sions INC other a. make q surrey Of the
xided IN two bills introduced in the
House to-day.
Authorizes state Board
NeUrranufHfINr HnIm. ~ fuNHMuUn.
presented the measure auth0rizlnE crea-
ton NJ state board of Immigration
and welfare ~ ohio " woutd consist
Of i've citizens OF ohio. appointed by tho
governor. Go serve withnuf pay. ana
make report 81 recommendation FOR
executive action or legislation Tho
commission Oh given authority f0 In
Nrafirafc and determine tho present
methods NJ distribution OF Immigrant
after arrival iu tho state ~ ohio" Arrf-
CULTURAL uurHfuta gro particularly nent-
inned in the h.ll o. good channel for
$1,000 20 pay the commission. a expenses
o. contained ir The tIu
EepreeentatlFe Thatcher 81 clinton
introduced tho bin f0 provide for no.
foiutfuenf ~ the governor - o. commit
tee Of three electors ITO make au Iu.
vfstigation into fhe subject az state in-
Furnnre. Co provide against the l0.s III
old age and unemployment reor 4
who have small incomes bot many sra ID
bills would Nr assisted In UH.InU fH...
debts by municipal debtors fia1rirr
house. which could he established Ord
nuy city. according 20 terms on 1 bIi
introduced today hy Hcrreaenfaffva Ben.
sdict ~ Lucas - long HH On debtor De-
lnEa Tor the previous month. hir earn
tnrs would EXEMPT from attachment
The clerk - The clearing house VINO
would be appointed hr council would
receive ffe nuuufFlr payment of fTr
iehfoI and arrange fo pay creditors r.
lirf ~ whom Ie fD he given fo the rIaI.
b. DE person OWNS The bills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
STRIKE SETTLED.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. April ian
agreement settling the strike Of the
Amalgamsted Association Of street and
Electric Railway Employees against the
Empire 4 ited Railways. was formally
ratified late to-day in the presence OF
James VI. Lynch. state commissioner OF
labor. The agreement. which IT. "a prac-
teal compromise. contains q provision
carrying out % any provisions. such
questions shall be presented To an arbi-
tratlon board
Treffic was normal this evening on
all lines that had been affected By the
strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
ABERDEEN WRECKED
BY SERIOUS EXPLOSION

ABERDEEN. April 10. 2:3O a. NJ
The Free Press publishes the follow
ing from I.arwich:
a terrible explosion has occurred.
flarbor street was wrecked and many
lives lost.
NO details are obtainable as yet"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
NEWS BRIEFS
LET PAyrrgo coNrRAcr-

LET PAVING CONTACT. w.
Stobbs was awarded the contract yes
terday morning for relaying the flag
stone sidewalk about the court house
and the placing OF concrete curbings
about the lawns ana flower beds. The
and IS cents per running foot for the
curbing. Other bidders on the work
were ". VI. Fshey. J. w. Garrison and
LoRENrz BAHxHuprcY PETITION
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed yesterday morning BY w II.
Lorcntz. OF this city. In the office OF
court. The petitioner formerly conduct
I'd the Mayflower dairy. which went
bankrupt some time ago. Liabilities are
scheduled at {s.532.75 and assets at
$3.50. or which Si75 the bankrupt
SEEK cLIEToH FosrER-The police
were asked yesterday to locate Clinton
Forest. formerly OF Templeton. Fla As
yet they have not been able to locate
him, and his name does not appear In
the directory.
SHORT BdEAsUREs-Down in the
city building vaults are 500 short meas
ures that have been confiscated b. the
weights and measures inspector This
one thing n nothing more T. a sign OF
the good work that Mr.. smith IL doing
MARCUS DISCHAR0ED-Aaron Mar
Gus. local merchant was discharged
bankruptcy b. an order entered b. Judge
Dayton in Federal court yesterday
WARWooD SHOWS INCREAsE-
From the completed assessment Of the
property valuation OF Warwood made by
the assessor, there will be an Increase
over that Of last year By at least $50
GOO. The assessOrs are now working at
Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
SQUIRE aoMPERs COURT
was Quite Busy Yesterday with Minor
Cases.

George Washer was arrested yester-
day morning on lunacy charge by
Deputy sheriff Henry Frohme Re was
committed Go Jail by Squire Gomperu
and will he given an examination and
hearing on the nineteenth.
steve Bruno was hned s. and costs
yesterday morning on "a charge OF tres
passing The warrant was sworn out
by the ". -. railroad company and
was executed by Detective J. -. TIlotn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
Saw No Submarine.

FALMOUTH. April 13. 1855 a M
Survivors OF the steamer Wayfarer
who have been landed here say that
shortly after O'Clock Sunday after
noon when about 100 miles on the
Scilly islands. as passengers ana
crew were about TO undergo a life
boat practice. a terrific explosion oc-
CURED deep down. seemingly in the
steamers hold. No submarine was
seen either before or after the explo-
sion and IL could not BE- said whether
the explosion was caused by a mine
or a torpedo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
COSHOCTON COUNTY
COAL STRIKE SETTLED

COSHoCToN. O.. April i2.-The
longest coal strike in the history OF
Coshocton county was settled here to-
night when the result OF the miners
referendum vote was announced and
the agreement waE signed by mem
beers OF the joint conference. The
strike began April I. 1914. The propo-
sition submitted 10 the miners carried
/ nthe ratio OF six to one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
COUNCIL MEETING
Called for This Evening-severaI Mat-
tera Are 20 No Considered.
Building Code Up.

Yesterday morning Mayor Kirk issued
"a rau Cor fhr REGULAR meeting o. ruun-
CD tu D. held fhiH evening fu tha CITY
building owing f1 fhr frrf fiaf Iaat
week tn.r. wac NOT TEL quorum ~ fnr city
fHfhrrH present fIr meeting fn.rIsff
VIII probably b. wrII attended Nnno Of
Vie committee have dHrr much Wnfn
Hrd while fHrfN ere several matters 20
cred an flf0EHfher important ono Or BE-
Nhpfr'fd fHHf fra ordinance committee
hr nrFrd to report rn tnr EuiIdIue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13

Mrs. Amelia Turner. widow uI tI. late
flrr Turner. died yesterday nt Weston.
W. Va. flIluWiuE uu ilIr..a covering tne
past several years Death was fue fu
complications The decreased was one
of The best known coiorsd iadirs of the
Second ward. having come fu fNfa city
Immediately following The titU war.
She va married fu Mr. Turner after
Dor removal here To this uuInu Naa
born one tIfd William. uuu afII auf.
tIfra The deceased wac member ~
fNE simpson A. O. church and Funeral
services wuI b. held There Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
EXTENDS TIME
Judge Dayton Allows Until June for
Filing Of Transcript on Appeal

An order was entered In the ONCE
Of United States Commissioner Geo.
T.. Boyd. yesterday. extending the time
for hling tho transcript on appeal in
the equity suit Of Harriet r. Mcbride
Vs. Emma J. Kirkpatrick The case
has been ponding in the Federal court
for some time. and was just recently
closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
HUERTA LANDS
IN NEW YORK
FORMER PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
or MEXICO PERMITTED TO
LAND by AUTHORITIES
After He Had Made Oath He Would Not
Violate Neutrality OF United
Btates.

VIEW YORK. April 12-GeneraI Vic
torfano Huerta. former provisional presi-
dent OF Mexico, who for nearly a year
has been IN exile in Spain. arrived here
today on the Spanish liner Antonio Lopez
from Cadik. General Huerta was passed
BY United states immigration OFFICIALS
as "A transient alien. after he had de-
ing that would In any WAY involve the
neutrality OF the United states.
The former president said that no had
come 20 the United States rarity Tor
pleasure and partly to attend to some
personal business connected with family
matters. lie swore that ne hal no in
tontion Of going to Mexico or 20 cuba
indefinite. but he would return to Suain
possibly sailing from New York early
In May.
General Huerts was accompanied BY
General Jose q. DclFardo. who has been
bis private secretary for ten years. and
~ Abraham Rather. = personal friend OF
the general. who declared himself "a an
New York.
Affsotionats Greeting.
There were no MeNicans 10 meet him
at Quarantine. on tho pier however
were gathered number Of men who
have been Identified with Mexican az
fairs. among them being General gulres
General Orosduito and Senior Serrnda
These men greeted General Tuerta af-
fectionatelv. embracing him and being
in turn embraced. A. be- came down the
gangpiank two Mericana. standing nesr
by. hfted their hats and exclaimed Viva
Huorta"
To all appearance. General rTuerte
has changed but liitie since be LEFT
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
CHARGE WITHDRAWN
Mrs.. "Dennis" MeGrath Not Tried on
Assault ana Battery Charge.

Mrs. -Dennie" McGrsth Of Alley y. ap-
peared before Justice NJ. y. Bailey for
her hearing an n charge % assault and
battery on March 2. preferred by her
neighhor. Mrs. John Druschel but the
charge was Withdrawn by the complain
ant when Mrs. McGrath agreed to paw
the costs In the case
The case was postponed from early
last month until Yesterday owing To
the Illness OF Justice Bailey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
SUNLIGHT STORE" WAS OPENED
TO PUBLIC FOR FIRST
TIME YESTERDAY.
Handsome Souvenirs Given Each Wis
ttor-Pisee Open FOR Busl-
ness To-day.

More than 10000 people. representa-
ives of an appreciative public. visited
the new Cooey Bentz store. At the cor
ner OF Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets.
yesterday. az the grand opening. From
I O'Clock In the afternoon until 10
o'clock last night the store was crowd
ed 10 its capacity. The elevators in
the store. both passenger and freight.
were taxed 10 their utmost capacity
al all times.
1t was a grand day" said a mem
Der OF the arm last nighi Everything
points 10 a successful career for the
new store with the present manage
ment in charge Each visitor was
given a ticket emitting him TO A
chance on the Leonard refrigerator.
When the store closed AZ 10 O'Clock
contestant No. 3.77s was declared the
winner OF the prize.
Mr.. W. r. Cooey. president OF the
Cooey-Bentz Company. and Herman
fsntz. vice president of the firm.
stood al the front entrance and vel
coined their visitors. Mr.. Charles Ket-
tier. secretary and treasurer OF the
firm. was stationed on the first floor.
and aided I'm the reception OF the
guests.
Extra clerks were working over
time showing the sightseers through
the store. Representatives OF firms
of which the Cooey-Bentz store is pa
iron were present and helped the arm
and corps Of assistants in handling the
prospective buyers. Many sales were
made by these representatives In
their particular lines. as well as sales
by the clerks OF the big store
Tokens Of Friendship.
Yesterday morning ported plants.
cut flowers and etc. were sent 10 the
store by different business contempor-
aries as well "a the large firms OF
which this company buys its goods.
These were banked in a well appoint
ed part of the store and presented a
very beautiful appearance. Last night
the members OF the firm were hearty
in their appreciation OF these flowers.
The store will open for business this
morning at the usual business hour.
Purchasers are solicited. but IL there
are persons who failed to see the new
store. the company wishes them TO
call and go through its new home.
Buying is not compulsory. and visitors
are welcome. Each person who calls
at the store will be given a ticket
emitting him to a chance on some
prize. There still remain five TO be
given. Bronze pin trays were given
yesterday as souvenirs.
Remarkable grown.
This company. one OF the oldest IN
the city. began business / nthe year
1897 on the first floor OF the old
building that they are leaving. direct
ly across the street from their new
home. The upper floors were used as
lodge rooms. In the period from 1897
TO 1901 the two upper floors were
taken over. In 1901 the company took
over the entire building. and in 1907
a four story addition was built IN the
rear. This shows consistent growth.
and by reason OF this growth the com
pany found II necessary TO erect
bigger and better home.
The company is composed OF the
following officials: w. r Cooey. presi-
dent; Herman Cooey. vice president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
DIRECTORS MEETING.
officers Met Yesterday in Regular
Monthly Session

The directors Of tho Associated chart
ties was held last evening IN their room
In tho BOARD Of Trade building Eegu-
lar routine matters were taken up and
the monthly report was heard. Nothing
Of importance was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
VAST THRONGS AT OPENING OF
COOEY-BENTZ co. new STORE

sne Charles R Ketter. secretary ana
treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-13
DOCTORS USING
AM0L0X With
GREAT SUCCESS

This remarkable letter. coming from
"A prominent physician engaged iu active
practice Tor over IS years. proves the
merit Of this wonderful new Remedy.
have used AmoloN In four different
cases with excellent results. All
showed marked Improvement from the
start. Two apparently are cured. the
skin being free from scales and red
ness, and perfectly normal
consider AmoloN Remedy ~
rare merit. ] know Of nothing In the
modern text books that equals 40 in
therapeutic value.
Very truly yours
~. n. HIS VI. y.
Pimpies on the face Blackheads. Acne
and all minor skin troubles yield quick
y 70 the use Of the AmoloN Ointment
Sufferers Of Eczema. Psoriasis. letter.
salt Rheum and had chronic cases Of
skin diseases lasting for years should
use both the Ointment and Solution to
encct cure. Trial size. Soc Cuaran-
teed and recommended by L. ~. Rau and
IoEe- Davis Drug Co. Wheeling. - X.
Hoge. Martins Ferry. Sclby & Reed
Bridgeport. McKclvey a Co. Bellaire
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Watch the daily
Intelligencer for a
change Of names
every day
Watch the daily
News for Free
Coupon.
Watch the Sun
day News for dou
bic Free Coupon.
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:. Il. Kimberly.


were asked yesterday to locate clinton
Forest. formerly of Templeton. Fla As
yet they have not been able to locate
him. and his name does not appear In
the directory
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-29
WEALTH AND STRENGTH.

Four billions and three hundred mil lions of dollars is the estimated value If the crops of 1914, pure wealth sprung from the soil clear gain, solid, substantial.
 The mere thought of the new wealth ought to be factor in our business psychology" which is gaining steadily in confidence and cheerfulness. The country is in fact rich. We are our greatest customers, but back of us bidding anxiously for our surplus are he richest countries in Europe.
 We have money. we have material, We have energy, opportunity and peace. There has been losses and there is suffering. Adjustments will have to he made in commerce and industry. But the country is basically rich and 'oand and strong. If We all fully req lized how rich, how sound. how strong there would be a forward movement W lia IT 'luiNNAN N'uit Nll't OQl DleStlll hesitations We should begin to spend normally. to plan and work normally.
 This change is sure to come AL ready there is optimism, but optimism with it's eye3 on the future We can afford to bring ouc confidence into the present, and the country as whole needs greatly that this is done We 1 have passed through world crisis without losing a mast Twenty years ago we would have been lucky to keep afioat at all The gain in our security is tremendous, and we ought to be con scious of il and acting encrgetically on it's inspiration.
 one thing We ought to avoid. and that is an excessive economy Waste, expenditure out of proportion to means | are bad as always But well judged
 expenditure, normal living, in other
 words, is within the ability of most Americans, and at this time is in a real sense a duty.