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FAMOUS PHILIPPINE
C0NSTABULARY BAND
WILL PLAY TONIGHT

Through the courtesy of Capt w. II.
Loving, acting at the request of Mayor
Lane, Honolulans will have an oppor-
tunity tonight to hear long program
by the Philippine Constabulary band,
one of the most famous of all the mu-
sical organizations which played at the
San Francisco fair.
The band has been at the exposi-
tion a year and is returning to Manila
on the Sherman, which docked here
today There are S6 men in the band.
The concert will be given in front
of the Young hotel, from 7:30 until 8
O'Clock. The program is to be varied.
Mayor Lane made a personal request
to Captain Howard for concert here
tonight and was met with an affirma-
tive answer at once.
Because of the concert by the visit
nag band the program announced on
page 10 of this edition for the Hawaii
an band has been cancelled The
CoRstabulary bands program will be
as follows: g.
March-The National Emblem. FRANKIE
Suite-At the Kings Court. .Sousa
Her Ladyship, the Countess.
Her Grace, the Duchess.
Her Majesty, the Queen.
Serenade-Les Millions d Harlequin
....i............ DrlgO
Inflan matus from Stabat Mater.
.......~....... Rossini
Sr Leon Roberto
Overture-OberCn n .....s. Won Weber
Intermezzo ct Valse-Russe FRANKIE
Fifth Nocturne. ..... Leybach
"reminiscences of Donizetti Godfrey
...- - Star-SpangIed Banner
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u. 5. UNCOVERS MORE TEUTON BOMB PLOTS
Lads Are Acquired
OF School "Mufiny''

That thorough Investigation be made Of conditions the Boys In
Waalee
charged
institu es
Waae
the Institution,
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Great Losses Ascribed to Pfussians

Netherlands Dec 1.-THE latest Prussan casualty
lists according the newspapers killed wounded
and missing making total of 224424s casualties
Turkish, Bayarian and other lists
LoNDON Eng, Dec 14There possibility of continuance
OF the peace discussion the Rhg according Leipzig
which states that 81 Socialist declaration
Dissatisfaction with the results of
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Greek Food Supply Hit By Allies

LONDON Eng, Dec 14Greece has commandeeed all Greek
shipping between Great Britain and the United States effort
to supply the deficiency in her food and coal supply result of the
restrictions her imposed by the Entente
An Athens despatch this afternoon that will
test against further concessions by Greece the Allies
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-Sugar:
Sc degrees test, 4.675 cents. Previous
quotation, 4.S9 cents.
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PLANTERS IN 35TH SESSION SUM UP YEARS PROSPERITY
RECORD SUGAR CROP, GOOD PRICES; OFFICERS NAMED
Retiring President NJ Dowsett Sounds Keynote Of Thank
funess-A W. 7. BottomIey New Head of Organization
Committee Reports Show Advance in Production Methods
Labor Shares Benefits-Ta riff Situation Expected to Be
Discussed Briefly

Present prosperity ddene the future the keyno
whc j. president
wan sugar Planters the
q < III. u Il
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REAPPO|NIMENT ]
OF JUDGE Dole
Held UNLIKELY
CabIegram From Washington
Indicates He viii Be
Displaced
Especial star-Bulleti1I cable !

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. a.
The resignation Of Jeff Mecarn, v.
s. district attorney for Hawaii, was
accepted today, to take effect when he
10 relieved Of office.
c. s. ALBERT.
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seen the exhibition" at the Popular
theater last Saturday night and that.
in his opinion. it was simply SPAR
ring match In which the opponents
tapped each other Il was only a
demonstration Of the science Of box
ing. he said.
It was expected that Commissioners
@. s. Curry would make disposition Of
the case late this afternoon.
WILLIAMST0WN. Mass. Albert
A. La Planta, Of Wflllamsfown. has
been elected captain Of the Williams
College football team for next re1t.
He has played at end and qtiaftert1c
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Continued on page seven)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

In New York. who said that on repre-.
sensations made by Beers, he had ad.
vanced the so-caled physician A. j.
Conroy. $1,000 worth OF medical in
struments. Beers had paid him $500
In advance. said Knauth. and had told
him Conroy had insured his life in
favor OF Beers and Sullivan was guar
antee OF his reliability. Knauth said
he never got the other $500.
Wick put in ? deposition signed by
Conroy that he was told in the pres
ence Of Beers. Jarvis and Sullivan al
the Union League club that II SuTli-
van vas appointed minister. he. Con-
roy. was to be appointed physician to
attend S~ullivan's family. ConrOy was
a good nurse. said Wick. but hsd ad.
mitted 70 him that ne never received
a degree.
Wick. who i~nstigated the present in
~vestiSation, said Sullivan was gener.
ally credited with being responsible
Tor the Dominican revolution OF 1914
because he upheld the Bordas govern
ment against the LegalistaA.
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10 prove the same by a number OF wit
nesses. other statements made by ons
or more Commissioners to the effec,
hat their action in this case was dt
Tected and controlled by the Goyernor
am also prepared to prove that wher
the Public Service Commission filed
tneir order and decision that three o,
the TOUR had never read and OK.
ahmed the testimony or the exhibits
OF the compliments, and had made no
Effort 10 ascertain their purport Or
contents. and had rendered their lie
clslon under the order OF the Ns,,ar.
nor. as o stated. ! am also pre.
pared 10 prove that as soon as tho
Governor was informed that | was pre.
pared TO make The foregoing proof no
NJ once began to circulate r1mors that
would be arrested and pros,cuteo
Tor an attempt 10 tribe said Commits.
sioners, but I could no conceive thai
This was more than an effort TO in.
timidate me. The fact that this ed.
dence had been obtained BY NJ, elf.
erts. under my direction, 7 an inform.
ed M expect to be able TO prove W.
, reason why my arrest in the mari.
nor and under the circumstance
Planned and carried out was under.
taken.
] have been informed that this is
one only OF the measures TO intimi.
date me that has been resolved upon
] have been informed that threats OF
personal violence have been made.
and that attempts on my life would
be made n J persisted In Undertaking
10 prove in the trial Of this case the
facts above stated. on which -have
procured evidence. 7 make this state
ment with reference TO these personal
threats In the interest Of my clients.
and not through fear. and have no
motive or interest except 10 DISCHARGE
my professional duty. relying upon the
administration Of the Law and the con.
tinuance of The orderly conduct Of
causes In the court rather than tho
abitrsment Of brute force
7 wish 20 distinctly understood that
ir none Of the foregoing statements
do J intend In tho slightest 10 refer 10
counsel who have appeared OF roc.
ord upon tho other side IN this case
? do not believe that such counsel had
any knoulod~o or sympathy with any
n tho matters complained Of bv mo
In the foregoing statement
r have not herein referred fo other
evidence afrctirr. relevant and ger.
name 10 other issues Joined In this
suit upon which we have obtained
and expect % Offer evidence and proof
fo sustain mo bin % complaint and
which hav" been and viii DO produced
before Tho master whom DO shall have
been appointed
2 have submitted THE statement TO
my associate counsel bro West Wiz
rInia fNr Knox. ~ pIttaturrh being
absent uw.r~ fo llurssI. and Q make.
Tho same with their approval
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said prosecuting attorney. My asso.
ciates at Parkersburg communicated
with the said prosecuting attorney and
asked that ! be permitted 10 give bail
AT Huntington. where we were com.
PEELED to lay over for several hours.
'Ihis was likewise refused. Nv asso.
ciates then obtained from this court
a writ OF habeas corpus. returnable
forthwith at Parkersburg. and the
sherin was notified OF this fact hut
stated that, under the instructions
from said prosecuting attorney. he
would not obey the same. hut would
insist on my accompanying him 10
charleston. which / accordingly did.
On arrival at Charleston | was es.
corted TO the Justices office. where
pail was then first demanded in the
sum OF $4,000. Upon objection bv
my counesl in Charleston il was re-.
duced to $4,000. To this counsel pro.
tested as being ~exorbitant and unrea.
sonable but. at my solicitation. their
~ooJection was not pressed and bail
was accordingly given for my appear.
ance on Tuesday. January 19.
Charges Contempt.
prosecuting attorney. as I was
informed by the sheriff and Others.
knew that the hearing at the federal
court at Parkersburg had been fixed
for Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
and knew that | was en- route 10 that
hearing and would have remained at
Parkersburg and the warrant would
have been served there.
This contempt OF this court | sub
init for such action as this court NAV
deem proper under the circumstances.
The charge under which I was ar
rested and taken to Charleston relat-
ed to matters which were TO be sub
mitted to this court in the very case
In which the appointment OF a master
was asked. The complaint Ga copy
whereof Is submitted herewfth) on
which the warrant was Issued charges
me with attempting TO bride one
Charles F.. Bronson, a member OF the
public service commission, by Offering
in the city OF Charleston on November
IL. 1914. to give him money 10 inlu-
ence him in the performance OF his
public duties by aiding and assisting
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UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

ine Sun was mo day after day; the lowering clouds we're dark and
gray VIC NoIla was tul OF gloom; the people seemed depressed and
z.- sad. and looked as though thcyd give a scad 10
"'oFll OFIImISm Slumber IN the tomb Here's where" said
my cheerup creed will heal the hearts thar
NHV au oIeed ana make the people gay and so bHthely stored
my Tlehus' IN sad, Don't mind the sky that bends above u.s.. grim
and gray. Dost recollect the poets lines? Behind the clouds the sun
SUI SHINES or words 70 that effect, remember that when up YOU glance
remember mat and sing and dancs-dout let your jov be wrecked &"
my friends replied. Come Of your perch a weary guy would need n,
seafeh a million books Of PONIES, TO find a comfort for his soul a.
through this land OF doom and dole al dismary he roams The sun
nay shn behind the clouds, but that won't help the human crowds
% ought 20 shine outside, VIC have mo- use for any orb that Ics ne ,pf
Ter and absorb this moisture through the hide find 90 weary vo-t
noeea 70 promulRate my sunshine creed. socaIouscd arc mems hearts
mey don respond 70 Joyous tones but greet my words with signs and
BIO@"a ao uHs ny JUS and starts. WALT MASON
coDyHght 1919 By osorgs Matthew Aaams,.
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Before all institutions he places the
home. and measures the value OF ey-
cry institution 10y its relation to the
home.
God has raised up a prophet in these
days in the person OF this man. he viii
be known TO succeeding generations
as the prophet OF the home" He
teaches that conjugal affection Is OF
God; that the true fruit Of the love OF
man and ONE is children; that the
nome should be the place OF many
children, and should be rich with the
atmosphere Of heaven. He claims
every child for God from childhood.
ana rolls the burden of eternal re-
sponslbility upon parents. He relates
the earthly home to a heavenly home.
lie laughs at the possibility OF a child
missing his way II the child's parents
and God Join hands.
Meeting Last Night.
The increasing interest in the Nc.
Cuaig meetings reached the high water
mark in the First Christian church
last night. when hundreds Of people
were deeply moved by an almost ir.
resistable appeal to a higher life. In
urging TO a stronger manhood DIR. Nc.
Cuaig exhorted to q new vision. a
truer impulse and a better service.
the result of vision and impulse.
Tonight at 7:45 O'Clock. DIR. Nc.
Suafs has promised to repeat his cele-
orated lecture on Causes OF Crime /"
which has been declared TO be the
most remarkable deliverance on Grim.
lnology ever set forth. The women's
meetings held yesterday afternoon In
the First Christian church in which
Or .McCuaig spoke on the subject
Bad Books. Bad Pictures and Bad
rays were well attended.
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AMERICAN MINISTER.
tcenanusd Prom First Pare,

the republic. and that IL might be diff
hcult TO get paid for the work.
Beers assured me there would be
no trouble in getting the money, a.
the United States government would
attend to that. He said IL | would
give him $1,000 in cash he'd give me
a letter to Sullivan. and left the i'm
preston that would be all that was
necessary TO get the contracts. As
soon as the contracts were obtained.
he said. he would want $4,000 more.
and that we would then organize p
construction company OF which he and
his associates-he mentioned Jarvis
would get ten per cent OF the profits.
The profits on the contracts would
net 30 per cent he said. I told Beers
that II was not legitimate. and he as.
sured me that his influence at Wash
ington was such that there would be
no investigation under the present
administration"
Turned Il Down.
Il told Mr.. Smith said the wit.
ness. that those things could not
be done under this administration. and
that Beers guarantee was Of no value.
Smith. Of curse. turned the PROPOSE.
tion down"
That Sullivan brought to Santo DO.
mingo and caused 20 he placed upon
the payroll a man who he sail was
his personal physician. but said TO be
q massuer for Beers and with no bet.
ter medical qualifications than that
OF a nurse. W n asserted by Walker
W. Wick. former receiver general Of
customs for Sauto Domingo. In this
he was c~orrOboratod by y Ercd
Knauth. a dealer in medica suppIiss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
BIG TUNNEL OPENED

CHICAGO. Jan. 15-The SnoauaI-
mic tunnel. a giant bore through tvo
and one-half miles in the Cascade
mountains. forty miles east OF Seattle.
was formally opened for traffic TO-DAY
when passenger trains were sent
through by the Chicago. Milwaukee a
st Pau Railway company. according
10 an announcement here today.
Officials OF the road declare the
tunnel will eliminate delay in the
mountains from snow blockade. The
cost OF the ~Snoqualmie tunnel was
$2.OOO.OOO. Work vas begun IN 1912
Opportunity hesitates with ever
man once.
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CADETS VS.. w. B. c.
Interesting Game Of Basket Ball
Played Last Night With
Cathedral Winning.

The game which was played last
evening between the Cathedral high
school basket ball team and the
Wheeling Business college team re
suited in a score OF 30 TO 5 in favor
of the Cathedral Cadets. The game
was played in the Cathedral high
school armOry before a large crowd of
loyal supporters and from the first
blow OF b whistle until the game was
over. the result vas never in doubt.
as the Cadets outplayed the Business
college team in every department Of
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
SUNDAY PROGRAM.

y PROGRAM.
1880 a.m.-Dr. McCuaig will speak
in the First Christian church on the
subject Danger and Deliverance."
800 p.m.-Mass meeting for men
in First Christian church. subject.
Bad Men in Wheeling"
$3.50 y. MN First English Lu-
theran church mass meeting for wom-
en-. The Girl and the Danger"
7:3O p.m.-In the Fourth Street NJ.
f. church, DR.. McCusig will speak on
the subject. The Voice Of God"
300 y. m.-F1rst Christian church,
SUBJECT, "A Twentieth Century Trag-
edy-the Hanging OF John Erble."
Five great meetings will be held
Sunday. The most important OF which
will be the mass meeting at 3 O'Clock
in the First Christian church. when
DIR. McCuaig will speak on Bad Men
in Wheeling" II Is expected that this
meeting will give a browning touch 10
the movement for civic betterment.
A great gathering is expected at
. o'clock in the First Christian church
when To men and women, DR.. Nc
Cuaig will bring the final utterance
Of the day in The story of "A Tween
tieth Century Tragedy-The Hanging
of John Erble." DR.. McCuaig during
the past week has verified the decla-
ration OF a certain magazine article
regarding his work. namely:
A most remarkable man has sprung
up in the land. He is heralded by
many as a prophet. Wherever he
goes the people flock to him. He bids
men follow and they leave all and fol-
low him.
He breaches nc new thing, yet II Is
as though the like had never been
heard before.
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me in an endeavor TO have set aside
a certain official order made by aid
public service commission on the 22nd
day OF April, 1914. The charge Is
utterly gr~oundless, and is moi made by
anyone pretending TO have knowledge
or any official duty In the premises.
and is alleged to be upon information.
! nave not seen or communicated with
MT. bronson, the person ! am alleged
10 have tried TO bride. since the of.
hcial order was made in April. 1914.
! mad not been IN the state OF West
virginia for many months before I
was arrested. After the entry of the
oiicial order OF April %, 1914. re-
Ierred 10. as this court Is informed. a
bill in equity was filed to set il aside
and was argued and submitted TO the
court In June OF last year. The said
commissioners. and all of the commits
%siOners. ave no power or authority 10
set aside or to declare null and void
said final order. Upon it's very face.
as this court will observe by examin-
ing the same. the information and the
charges thereon are absurd and show
the falstty OF the accusation and the
maliciOusneSs Of the proceedings.
Nothing was pending before said com
mission with reference TO said order.
There was no action Of any kind or
character which said commission. or
any OF said commissioners. were
asked 10 take. or could take II asked.
Never either directly or indirectly. by
suggestion or intention Or In the most
remote manner. have ] sought to bribs
said commissioned or any Of said com.
m~tssioners. or made o%vcrtures TO any
Of them NhuH hH a.. 49,. ..H.
sumption could be construed as an
attempt TO bride. This much I think
] am justified in stating 10 this court
because OF the publicity that has been
given TO this criminal proceeding.
which I am constrained TO believe was
o the purpose Of influencing this
on the motion for tho appoint
ment Of a master. as VOL a. 90 coun.
teract and A. far as possible forestaII
the evidence hereinafter mentioned
which my clients had obtained TO su-.
tain The charges I'm Inc BIN Of com
plant
In the opinion delivered by Wood.
Circuit Judge c]oncurred in By James
Pritchard and Dayton. on Iuly 29tu.
1917 r. the following statement.
The complainant contend with
earnestness that hoy were denied duo
process ~ law .n thpf rD their lead
inc counsel was required by tH. Com.
mission 10 returr from the cause. and
In that f2l the Governor 0r tho state
improperly ~lufrriDgol iu tho hearing
and the Commission acted Boo FubsDrv.
tnnco 10 his VIII 1f 'hcsr tharsca a..
established. then fhc hearing was .r.
adequate and m1rffeFfly unfair and
would DO tho imperative duty OF fha
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ATTORNEY WE'LL
tconHnued from rir.. Pax..)


been directed by the governor to
make an order against my clients
or hand In their resignation with
In "a hours" states that he
(weI) ais prepared TO prove by
a number OF witnesses" This
latter and other facts In which II
10 charged the governor had
sought to influence the ease be-
fore court. The statement also
points out that when the governor
had learned that he (WeiI) was,
prepared TO present proof Of the
foregoing the governor vac cir
eulsted rumors OF the Pittsburgh
attorneys arrest, the latter de-
eIaring ~ could not conceive hat
this was more han an effort TO
lntimidate me-"
Attorney Well also declared
that he had been informed that
he had been threatened with bod
lily violence. Following the above
statement, attorney B. M. Am
bier, Of this city Of counsel for the
plaintiff, made an im~passioned
speech attacking h powers that
work leading TO the implication
Of his associate in the bribery
charge. Others taking part in the
arguments were Col. J. q. Som
merville and Judge Frank Nesbitt,
OF Wheeling, for defendant, n
George E. Price, Of Charleston,
for the plaintiff.
Weirs Statement.
IN my oath. both as an officer OF
this court and by affidavit hereto.
submit the following statement on the
motion for the appointment of a Mas.
Ter TO take evidence. make findings
and report in accordance with the no
tees heretofore given and served:
Because OF occurrences within the
last day or two. to which his courts
attention has already been called on
the application for a writ of habeas
corpus. and because the misuse and
abuse Of criminal process I am con.
WINGED was for the purpose of %infiuenc,
ing b action of this court. | make
this statement in justice to the court,
20 my client and to myself. I am gen.
eral counsel OF the plaintiff in this
case and have had the responsible
management from its commencement
j am a member OF the bar of Pitts.
burgh n reside there.
! was enroute on Wednesday even.
ing. January 10. 1918. TO be presen,
on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, the
time Fixed for the hearing before this
our OF the application for the an.
pointment OF a Master. and when with.
in about ten miles Of Parkersburg. al
nearly midnight. I was placed under
arrest by the sheriff Of Kanawha coun
~ on a warrant issued by a Justice
Of the peace of said county. This Of.
hcial was without authority to make
an arrest in Wood county. a. he was
outside Of his bailiwick. but ] did not
resist hin and the two men that &C.
companied him. / requested tho
sheriff TO get on with me at Parkers.
burg 80 that the prosecuting attorney
OF kanawha county. under whose al.
recuon the information had been made
and the warrant issued. could be com.
municated with and permission oh.
famed 10 give bail Al Parkersburr
Ihis was refused. I was informed
by the shenn. under instructions from
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70 prArH

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
LINSLY GAME
Local Aggregation Will Clash With
Magnolia High School Team
This Evening.

This evening the Linsly Institute
basket ball team will meet the fast
Magnolia High school Eve Of New
Martinsvtlle IN the Linsly armory. in
what IL expected 10 prove a very good
game The Linsly lads have been
praoticing all week in preparation for
the contest. az the Magnolia team t.
said 10 be fast. Yesterday Coach Nor.
ton put the Orange and Black players
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through a light practice in the ar
mory in the way of developing TIN
players in some of the trick plays thai
viii be used in the game.