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AMBASSADOR GERARD CA
BLES NOTE WAS DELIv-
Erred SATURDAY.
German Papers Have Not Pub
lished Note and Feeling in
Germany Is Not Known.

WASHINGTON. May 17.-Germany
Is expected to answer the American
note OF last Friday before the end OF
this week. Ambassador Gerard ca
pled the state department today that
he had read the document to Herr Won
Jagow the foreign minister. Saturday
morning and that an early reply
would be forthcoming.
The ambassador was given no inti-
nation OF the feeling of the German
government He was assured merely
that the subject would require con
sideration by the higher officials and
that n reply would be ready soon. In
asmuch as the press had not been per-
mitted 10 publish the text OF the note.
the ambassador also was unable to
toward II.
In the meantime the diplomatic ac-
tivity OF Count Won Benstorff, the
German ambassador, and DIR. Constan-
tine Dumba. the Austrian ambassador.
both OF whom are understood TO be
endeayoring to prevent a rupture of
friendly relations between Germany
and the United States. is attracting
much attention
discuss the subject today. DR. Dun; ba
had long conference with Secretary
Bryan and later with other officials
at the state department II is known
that he discussed Informally the situ-
alton produced by the sinking of the
Lusitania and the sending OF the
American note. and II is understood
also that Secretary Bryan apprised
President Wilson in New York OF the
substance of the conversation. Later
Dr. Dumba conferred with Count Won
Bernstorff
Urge Suspension Of Attacks.
Both the Austrian and German am
bassadors are understood TO have tel
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JURY DISAGREED
5teubenVilie italian Who Voluntarily
Returned 20 New York 20 Face
Murder Charge 10 Released.

NEW YORK. May IT, prank MAZDA.
lona. Of Steubenville. Ohio. waa re-
leaced on his own rpcognl1ance today.
after q jury before which he was tried
on charge of murder had disagreed
Accompanied by bis wife and son. he
Immediately started for his home town
where be- abandoned prosperous
business last February 10 come here
20 face the murder charge Nadalnna
vas accused % klllinR Joseph Papa
here nve years ago.
Madalena claimed that Papa On
tered saloon Of which Madalena was
part owner and fred n shot 81 him
Madalena IN turn shot Papa. who died
the next day Nadalona ned 10 gfeu.
benville sent for HE wife and child.
engaged IN business and proapered
Later he was indicted here on the
murder charge. After n few years
hia coincidence troubled him and he
returned 90 face trial
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MOTION TO DISMISS SUIT
OF RIGGS BANK ARGUED
BRITISH VICTORY
Field Marshal French Reports Ger.
mans Driven Back over a
TWo-Mile Front

LONDON. May II, 1905 D. m
Field Marshal Sir John French. in a
message tonight informed the British
people that their troops again had as
sumed the offensive after a fortnight
spent In hurling back the German at.
tacks and had swept across and cap
tured all German trenches TO the
south OF Richeboug-rAvoue over a
lwo-mile front
This movement. which resulted IN
the capture OF numerous prisoners.
many OF whom surrendered In bodies.
Is still under way and gives indication
OF being as important IN the matter
Of territory won as was the recent
French advance. Elsewhere along
the western battle front a lull pre-
walls.
"a the east Vienna reports that
sunday passed without much activity.
This is considered In military circles
here As possibly Indicating that the
Russians have reached a point where
they are able TO re-establish their
line. The Austrians. however. assert
that their army r. still advancing.
a hOmewsrd bound Zeppelin. re-
turning from a raid on England. was
attacked today a. % reached ne Bel
gian coast The big gas bag IL re-
ported 20 have been damaged. but the
fate Of the aircraft was not learned.
as N drifted away In the fog out OF
siEht Of the attackers.
The strain Of waiting for definite
news 0f Italy's Intentions with regard
20 the war has been somewhat ro-
heved by the statement that nothing
further is 20 be done until parliament
meets next Thursday. Meantime spe-
cial trains are reported 10 be in read
mess 20 take the German and Aus
trian ambassadors out Of the country.
The German press Is plainly gloomy
over the situation.
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GERMANY TO ANSWER NOTE
BEFORE END OF THE WEEK

egraphed to their governments urg.'
ing suspension OF submarine attacks
on passenger ships while the diplo-
matte discussions are in progress. be-
cause OF the serious situation that has
resulted in the United States from the
sinking OF the Lusitania- They have
cautioned extreme care lest the sink
ing OF another ship with American
lives aboard may lead to an immedi
ate break in the relations of the
United States with Germany.
Austria is watching with much In
terest the situation with which her
ally Is confronted in the United States
and her influence Is being used In the
direction of assisting in a peaceful
settlement.
Various suggestions have been dis
cussed by the German and Austrian
ambassadors. and Il is understood that
many OF them have been cabled 10
their home governments. Neither IL
informed as yet as to the policy the
German government finally will fol-
low. That Count Won Bernstorff IL
endeavoring to secure the adoption
OF a policy by his government which
VIII satisfy public opinion In Germa-
ny with reference TO the continued
use of the submarine as a commerce
destroyer. and still meet the Ameri-
can appeal for humane treatment Of
passengers and crews of belligerent
vessels is the prevalent belief In many
quarters.
Germany willing. <
The general expectation here is
that Germany will reiterate her will
ingness to abandon her present SUD
marine warfare on merchant ships
and follow the maritime prize laws II
neutrals will influence the allies to
permit the shipment OF foodstufrs 10
civilians in Belligerent territory. In
this connection. there has been some
consideration given in official quart
ers here to the advisability OF send
ing note of protest TO Great Britain
against the actual operations OF its
neet in enforcing the blockade OF
commerce with Germany.
High officials have made IL clear.
(conanued on Pare Ten.J
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NATIONS HEAD Is GIVEN
TREMENDOUS OVATION IN
EASTERN METROPOLIS.
Is Guest at Dinner Given by City
and Tells What America
Stands For.

NEW YORK. May 17.-President
Wiison-the man on whom the eyes
OF the world are turned because of
me international situation-to-day re-
vfeYed the Atlantic feet in the Hud.
SOM river. and at a luncheon rendered
70 MIN on shore by the City OF New
YORK told a distinguished gathering
OF navy orhcers, army officers and
clvlhans what he country and its
navy stood for. The great battleships
mai lay IN the river, he said. were
humanity"
The inspiring thing about Ameri.
ca. the President asserted. els that
sne asks nothing for herself except
Wnat she has right to ask for hu-
manity itself We want no nation s
property; we wish 10 question no ma
uons honor; we wish to stand selfish
ly in the way of the development OF
no nation. IL is not preten.
ton on our part TO say that we are
privileged TO stand for what every ma.
ton would wish to stand for and
speaking for those things which all
humanity must desire"
The spirit which brooded over the
river to-day. said the President, was
lust solemn evidence that the force
OF America is the force OF moral prin.
clple; That there Is not anything else
she loves. and that there is not any.
thing else for which she will con.
tend"
The President took occasion in his
speech TO pay tribute to Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels. who sat beside him
Although the day was damp ano
chilly, with occasional downpours OF
rain. the weather abated in no way
the enthusiasm with which New York
greeted the head of the nation. In
the forenoon he reviewed a land pa
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is SIGNIFICANT
stste~snt Of ltsiiss Paper 70 EHee,
Thst Wsr 10 VirtUaiiy Declared
Aeesptad bs Fact

HOhk, Nay u 7.f0 D. m. via
keF1et May ~. l20 a. m.-The gior
ale Dttslia, Which has been = strong
snDDortsf u ne selandra cabinet snd
80 snons tnf nrst ~ advocate mill
cant article today.
war. seyH the paper. is virtually
declared by concord ~ tho king. the
government and the nation The won.
derful secret dream which FOR half =
century has strengthened Italy in ffa
long wait is about 10 b. tranaf0rmed
into radiant reality
Italy ia shout 10 engage not only
IN n Nar 70 llbcrate The remainder II
The italian provinces under foreign
rule. but in q War Tor civilization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
BADLY HURT
Two Foreigners Injured In Auto
Wreck Arrested For Violation
of the Yost Law

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT, W. Va. May TWIN
broken arm. blood streaming from
cuts about the face and hands and a
sprained leg. George Rannac was ar
rested by y. A. o. officers here this
evening when he got OF a train from
Point Marion, Pa Later ha was re-
leased by order of county authorities
and sent home. His companion.
stephen Wapskovich. suffering with
several broken ribs was also arrested
for violating the prohibition Law.
The two men were riding In an auto
mobile IN Point Marion when n ran
Into q ditch and both we're Injured
The driver Of the car was badly hurt
and the machine was wrecked. The
two men had over gallons OF whiskey
In their possession when they arrived
here. Both are seriously injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
Great Patriotic Demonstration In New YorI
REAL ESTATE MAN
ARRESTED FOR FAKE

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
FAlRMONT, W. Va, May IL
charged with representing real estate
which he was selling here as being in
OF Detroit when il was in fact In Can
ada, Frank Mayo, a real estate repre-
sentative of +. W. Vasvary OF Detroit.
was arrested here charged with fraud
this evening and locked up under bond
or $500 pending trial later. He is said
70 nave sold considerable real estate
to foreigners. whom he promised work
II they would go to Detroit and who
were led to believe the land they
bought was in the United States.
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VIEW YORK. MsV IT-gloaus cal
lucrl. mlliiouelre ard political power
On Haflen'a Little Italy" Uaa ahf.f ana
probably fatally wounded fuanfnhf nv
two mcn in be sons coffee room III
Hon liura. aHed ll. also was shot through
tho body nud probably Will die
No-niahfa attempt on uailucrFa Nfa
O. elid tn BE- the twenfV-flffh 10 Efif
BIN ~ Fangsters who enVied hts porg er
in The Italian colony ile vent abroad
aiwals surrounded ~ not Ices than air
hodi guards Within two years two 81
the.s Fuarda have fallen ~ shots aimed
90 their employer.
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ZEPPELIN ESCAPES.

AMSTERDAM. via London. MAJ H.
$50 p. m.-The TclcEraafa sluis cor.
respondent says that a Zeppelin fy.
ing alouR The coast from the west.
vas sighted at 3 o'clock this morn.
lnR. The airship was being pursued
~ an allied aer0plane. but tho Ioppo.
lin opened heavy Gre ON ~ and The
fcroplane abandoned its pursuit and
disappeared across the sea
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OF
PORTUGAL SHOT
JoAo cHAeAs FIRED ON IN TRAIN
BY SENATOR-DlEs OF
WOUNDS
Assallant Later Shot Dead by GEN.
darmes-Fightina Resumed in
Streets Ct Lisbon.
MADRID. Va Paris. May 1S. 3 a. m

.IADRID. via Paris. May IS. 3 a. m.
.Joao Chagas, president OF the Portu-
guese cabinet, VINO was shot on a train
travelling from Oporto to Lisbon. died
or his wounds. according 10 the latest
reports reaching here from Lisbon.
LISBON. via London. May II. $3.50
D. m.-Joao Chagas. the new presi-
dent OF the cabinet. was shot four
times with pistol while on board the
midnight train from OpOrtO. His as
sailant was Senator Freitas. who also
was shot and wounded by a passenger
OF the train.
Senor ChaEas was taken TO a nos
pital where II vas said his condition
was grave. In addition TO other
wounds he Is suffering from a fracture
Of the skull.
MADRID via Paris. May n. 1850
y. m.-Fighting I'm Lisbon has begun
again, according TO the latest news
reaching Badajose.
The warships are bombarding the
city. over one hundred persons have
isrds
The Spanish warships Espana and
Rio de Ia Plata and q Spanish torpedo
boat have arrived at Lisbon.
PARIS. May Il. 1856 p. m.-Teie-
graphing from Lisbon AZ O'Clock
the Havss Agency says:
Trouble has broken out afresh.
Senator Freitas. who shot and wound
ed Joao Chagaa. the head OF the new
ministry. was shot dead by gend-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
LOUIS URICH SENT TO
PENITENTIARY FOR LIFE

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
FAlRMONT. w. Va. May 1.-THE
last echo OF the Pennington strike
riot came to-day when the motion for
new trial for Louis Urich. convicted
OF first degree murder. was overruled
by Judge Raymond and Urich was
sentenced to life Imprisonment i'm the
state penitentiary. His Is the twenty
sixth sentence imposed for the muir
der of Constable w. n. Riggs during
the strike riots of last February.
Circuit court adjourned for the term
this afternoon.
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WAgHrloToH, Nay i7.-rorsoastt
Maryland-Ncir Tuesday ana WsIrns-
daY
Wsst yirainia-Part1y eiouay TUESDAY
and Wefneaday.
Ohio-PartlY cloudy Tusaaay, va
aaYi increasing cioudinesa, probably
showers.
western rennayivaufs--Fair Tusadav.
Wednesday Increasing cloudinsaa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
MURDER
May Result From Shooting ARRAY a
Carbondale-husband ard wife
IN hoapital-Aasaiiant Escaped

Special Dispatch to- the Tntellironcer
CHARLESTON. w Va. May IL
a double murder IL expected TO re-
suit from a shooting ARRAY a. Car.
bOndale, Sunday The victims are
John Williams and his wife. Mary VIII.
llama. both colored
Joe Riley. also colored. IL said 20
have done the shooting He escaped
70 the woods and up 10 noon today
had not been captured. although the
Fayette county officers have been no
Tiled Of the crime
The williams were brought 10
Charleston yesterday afternoon and
removed 10 the General Hospital In
BARLOW ambulance They are In a
critical condition
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special niapatch 20 the fntcIursncsr.
GRAFTON. ". Va, May I1-Wffh
the thermometer still stlil failing and
snow and ice found IN the mountains
south Of Grafon. this part of the
State ie eypcrienclng the coid~sf
weather In years. Winter fnrs ere BE-.
NE sen on Grafton atresta
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arnAnEaHn AanrrAna.

NEW YORK. Nav fT.-Clsarsa
atenucr Orduna liverpool efrralieft
ateamer Iuscania. from f.iverpooi
nEENOCk-Arrfved. Hfaarrer Trsr.
syivaria New York
pEALN-ArIfved Steamer e.
caro- View Tork.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
BOSS BARNES GIVES DEFINI-
TION OF LEGITIMATE
PATRONAGE
In His Suit Against Teddy For
Libel-Said Roosevelt Bossed
by Phone.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. May 17.-WilI-
lam Barnes was on the witness stand
In the supreme court here for more
than three hours today and submitted
70 the most rigid cross-examination
counsel for Theodore Roosevelt, de-
wise
Under a rapid fire OF questions. the
former chairman OF the Republican
state committee told about his inter
est IN the anti-race track and direct
primaries LEGISLATION: about buying
ana selling contract for public
printing; about what he considered a
form OF printing. and about a score OF
other things.
In answer TO one question regard
ing who was the Republican leader in
this state from 1906 TO 1910. Mr.
Barnes asserted that while Col Roose-
convention Of 1908. he used the teIe-
phone In 1908 the defendant was
president OF the United States
Mr.. Barnes freely admitted that he
had talked 10 Senator Grattan about
the Hart.Agnew racing bill after Pat
TICK McCarran, organization democrat
In the state senate, had Informed him
tnat careful canvass had revealed
the fact that should Senator Cratfan
vote against the bill Il would be de-
Ieated- senator Grattan according to
the records, did 80 vote.
Mr.. Barnes made no stcret of the
fact that he was opposed 70 the Hin
man-Green direct primaries bin, ana
he swore that the $4,000 claim ha
assigned 10 the Albany Journal com
pany. was not. a. stated IN the minute
book OF that corporation. for salary
owed him by James II. Lyon. founder
OF the Albany printing concern which
bears his name, but In reality was =
debt owed 20 him by Mr.. Lyon for =
contract for public printing which the
plaintiff purchased from the bidder
who had secured Il and then resold.
Legitimate Pstronaas.
Mr.. Barnes said that orders for
printing given out By the clerk OF the
assembly were considered "legitimafa
patronage" Patronage. the witness
dehnicd as being anything rivcn hv
favor. He said he at no time con.
sidered he should be especially IA
vored. but he did object 70 being de-
claimed against In the matter OF pub.
Tic printing Mr. Barnes wrote q letter
90 Thomas G. Plat and Complained
that the clerk Of the assembly vas
about 20 deprive him Of "a piece of
legitlmate patronage"
Col. Roosevelt seemed 10 have Lost
some of HE interest In Mr. Rarnea
remarks He read q magazine nearly
all afternoon
In relation to the racetrack leair.
lation. aid you deny that you told
Governor HUGHES that f it vas con
science and not votes you two we're
fo,-sf...r -. -. -
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GOVERNMENT ATTORNEYS
CLAIM SUIT INVOLVES
PROPERTY OF u. $.
And Government Cannot Be Party
to Suit Without Consent
Bitter Feeling Displayed.

WASHINGTON. May 17-Argument
on motions by the government coun-
sci to dismiss for lack OF Jurisdiction
the Injunction suit brought by the
higgs National bank against treasury
Ofhcials began today in the District
OF Columbia supreme court Frank j /.
Hogan, for the bank. occupied prac-
tically the entire day opposing the
governments contentious. and viii re-
sumo tomorrow
An indication OF the bitterness with
which the litigation will be fought de-
veloped soon after the case was call
ed. The opposing lawyers engaged in
a heated wrangle over publicity meth
ods employed In the proceedings. upon
which Justice Mccoy. presiding. called
a hat with the announcement that
this court e. not going TO be- used a.
laboratory 10 test bad blood
Louis Brandeis. Samuel Untermyer
and associate counsel for Secretary
McAdOO. Comptroller OF the Currency
Williams, and Treasurer John Burke
VINO are charged with conspiring 10
wreck the Riggs bank. filed briefs in
support OF their motions To dismiss
the proceedings They maintained
that the suit Involves the property of
the United States. r. a suit against
the United States" and that he gov
ernmen cannO be made q party 10 a
suit without its consent The officers
IN their dealings with the bank. Ia was
declared. acted IN their official capac-
lty and with the Law The right of the
bank 10 sue In equity also wa chai-
lenged on the ground that 81 had an
adequate remedy az Law.
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Politics injected

Mr.. Hogan charged In bis argument
that a political aspect had been In
Jocted into the case and that 50 Der
cent u the afhdayits fled b. Secre-
tary McAdCO had nothing 20 DO With
The proceeding lie cited authorities
20 show that officials of the Kovsrn-
meut may be made amena bic - the
court when they attempt 20 usuary au-
thOrify. and asserted that McAdoo
suurped authority b. assuming 10 be
the paying officer ~ the United States
(consisssa on gars Teal
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-06

ehau proclaim ths rtsait of the eiec.
majority Isl lae tcse .aet e1 aay such
measure were case ~ Mteg thereof.
tc Governor shall bY hs proclama.
Ton declare tre same having received
g majority ot tho votes to have been
adoGted hy gre people 90 MARY land ne
a part % the laws % the state. %
take c1ect thirly days after such elec-
uon and On Ike manner and with Ike
eaect the 0utlfaor ehaN proclaim the
result of Che local election 81 % any
Public Local law which shal have
been submitted tc che voters of any
county Cr ne cay ef Baltimore
Sec. s 80 law or Constitutional
Amendment licensing regulating. pro
hb-tnE er alhuitt.uE to local or
uon the manufacture oF sale of malt
or spirlluogs l4aoFn shall be referred
or repealed under any Ae, ~ the pro
visions q this Article
Sec. 2 And De- 10 enacted by the
General Assembly 80 Maryland That
the forcgo.ug Article hereby proposed
IS an amendment fa the Constitution
or THIS state. at tho next General Elcc-
tion for Member OK tho General As.
be submitted 90 the iegal and quail
fed voters thereof iog thalr adoption
or rejection On pursuance of che di.
rcctons contained in Article XIV 90
the Constitution GO this state and that
90 such general election the Nofs upon
said proposed amendment 90 the Con.
stuti0n shan bo by ballot. and upon
each ballot there shan be printed tho
words For the Constitutional Amend
meut" and "Against tle Constitutional
Amendment as prescribed bv law
and immediately after said election
due returns shan D. made io tho GOV
ernor % the vote far and against said
amendment as directed ny Che said
Article XIV of the Constitution
Approved Aurl lVh 1914
NOW. THEREFORE,. d PHILLIPS
LTE GOLDSB0RoUCu uoN rRNON
or THE STATE 0T MAINLAND. In
pursuance of the direction contained ln
Section J. 20 Arti.fu "a 70 iHo cousu
tuition ~ t-e State &c Mnrr no nu
HHREBN ORDER ANn DIRECT that
a COPY so each ol id rhaE. rnefad
Acts ~ tha General Assembly M Wfw
land ~ 1919 t. rrff r nf I.H#t
two rewerlrsra In .#.a f t.r .Huu.
ties of t.e state f ana news
papers pubs .H tHr Hr lHIt
more one oG u. Unh.
Ishcd iu -tt o.
published fHr ago.
once a week icr at Hasf thres m1ufha
next rIeraiir. f.a E.. hs'd
in said SEt. % H rueH
day next arer .a ffaf naHtaf iu SO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-06
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