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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
PRINCETON GIVES
WILSON OVATION

WASHINGTON oct l9-Prcsldent
Wilson returned tonight from Prince
ton. y. J.. after casting the first ballot
ever given by "a chief executive OF the
fragc.
Tho Presidents brief visit 90 his legal
residence was marked by a most euthusi-
astic welcome from the Princeton stu
dents than had ever before been given
him on any of his numerous trips since
he entered the white House. The young
men gave noisy evidence Of their appro-
val % his stand on tho suffrage qties-
ton. Cheering whistliuE and marching
In close formation. they greeted the for
tner head % thsir university upruarious-
Isl and hundreds Of them remained near
him from the time he arrived until his
departure
Women suffragiets were not much In
evidence durinE the Presidents visit aud
only two approached him TO thank him
for voting Tor their cause. There we're
no women watchers az the polling place.
and no women In the vicinity soliciting
votes.
The President put In hard DAYS
work going % and coming from Prince
ton. lie spent several hours on the train
with his struoEraphcr debating answers
20 letters. TIE also worked ON the note
Co Greet britain regarding interference
with American trace which was sent him
from the state department some time
aro
The President arrived here this even.
INK shortly before hts usual dinner time
and attracted attention in the station Dos,
nllightlnE hurriedly from bis private car
and walking Co hiF automobile $50 rapidly
That several members Of hin party had
90 run Co catch up.
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DR.. JEPSON TALKS
TO W0MAN'S CLUBS

Special Dispatch 10 the TntellIEencer.
FAlRMoNT, w. Va. Oct. ia fea-
ture of the afternoon session OF the
Federation Club convention was an ad-
dress by DR.. S. l.. Jepson. state com
missioner of public health. OF West
virginia He told in a comprehensive
way what the state health department
does through its public health council.
and gave many valuable suggestions
10 the Federation as 10 what aid the
club women could give in promoting
sanitary conditions and giving aid TO
needy families where facilities for
sanitation are meager Mrs. James
McCoach. OF Sistersville. gave a report
on the ciyics and public health com
mittee and Mrs. Henry Zilliken, OF
Wellsburg. spoke for the reciprocity
committee. Delegates and visitors
from Wheeling and nearby points are
Mrs. Roy b. Naylor. Mrs. W. {. Nc
Gregor. Mrs. William Stifel, Mrs. c. ].
Proudfoot. chairman OF the conserya-
ton committee: Mrs. O. Russell Wood.
of the state art committee: Mrs. II. NJ.
kimberland, Mr. H. L. Trussen. Miss
Lucille Hicks. Wheeling: Mrs. vii
liam Rigs. Moundsyille: Mrs. Elmer
Hough. Mrs. c. b. Weirick. wellsburg.
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REPORT
A BIG VICTORY

PETROGRAD. Oct. 10. via London.
s. 40 p. m-The Russian cavalry
charging the Germans at Podchere-
vitchi west OF Rafalovka, in the recent
fighting. broke through their lines or
defenses and OVERRIDE the trenches,
inflicting heavy losses and seriously
interfering with the evident plans OF
the Germans 10 dig in along the S,yr
river for winter quarters.
Along the front OF the Styr ana
Stokhod rivers the Germans appar-
emily have renounced their offensive.
Reports received from prisoners taken
in this region say the trenches taken
are manned largely by worn troops
from the Dvinsk-R front who nave
been sent southwark TO recuperate.
These men. the prisoners assert, were
surprised by the impetuous rush OF
the Russian cavalry and broke from
their positions and floundered through
the marshes. more than a thousand OF
them falling into the hands OF the
Russians.
The capture simultaneously OF Novo
Selki, where another huge bag OF
prisoners and munitions was taken, Is
considered TO have further weakened
the German line and to threaten their
position from the Pripet to the Me
men. There Is evidence OF a contin-
.ued removal OF troops from this dis
trict 10 the northern theatre IN the
vicinity OF Dvinsk and Riga.
a German officer prisoner at
Czartorysk says that the past three
weeks of uninterrupted fighting At
Dvinsk has been a terrible strain on
the German army and that thousands
OF men, nervous wrecks. had been
sent southwark.
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HATFIELD NAMES
DEFENSE SOCIETY

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. 1s-
Fifteen representative West Virgin
ians were named by Governor II. d..
Hatfield today as members OF the
American Defense Society of West
Virginia. The action Of the execu-
tive was taken at the request from ma
uonal headquarters Of the society.
The purpose of the organization is TO
urge adequate national defense. The
names OF the fifteen men OF West Viz
ginia suggested by Governor Hatfield
are as follows:
James r. HulinE and Thomas Cairns
OF Charleston; John =. Arbenz and
Charles H. Higgins, Of Wheeling.
George Bowers, Martinsburg: Allen
Luke. Piedmont; Sam b. Montgomery.
kingwood; Howard K Gore. Clarks-
burg; Judge T. A. Brown. Rarkers-
burg; p. II. Napier. Wayne: Judge
Harold A. Ritz. Bluefield: $. A. Scott
Mcdonald; X. L. Wells. weTsburg: o.
G. Temple. Huntington; J. II. More
land. MorRantown.
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AMERICA FIRST"
POSTERS ISSUED

WASHINGTON. oct. 10. "Amerira
nIst Is the title OF striking Utho-
kIaphlc poster Just issued BY the federal
bureau OF education urging fmmigranfs
20 NJ themselves FOR citizcaship IL i'll
one OF the very few advertisements eyer
published by the government ana pro,-
ABLY the only pictorial appeal ever Is
sued outside OF those advertising arr1,,
ana navy recruiting and the parcel post
learn English. attend night school.
become n citizen" % SAYS
~ means better OPPORTUNITY apa d.
potter home in America II means a bet
Ter JOB II means better chance Tor
your children 10 means a beffer 49,,
.Il,a. Ask the nearest public school
,.,,.-' case. n there is none ia your
Of education" va"
ne words are printed in Italian. Pol
lsh. hiddish. Lithuanian. Bohemian ana
lunar an lnvestigatious hy the bureau
TtNe dlrci"@ed that there are in the
nlted states 3.NDu. 600 foreign b.r,.
iolk ten years Of axe and over who are
unable 20 read or speak English ana
thht moro than one-half are unabIs 10
read or write any language
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VERDICT GIVEN
FOR ONE CENT
FRANK LUCAS GETS SMALL
AMOUNT IN SUIT AGAINST
JOHN 7. oAllAhER.
Two Cases Settled Out Of Court In
Marshall County, Yesterday.
Others Set for Trial Today.

The jury. which on Monday heard
the case OF Frank Lucas VS. John T.
Gallagher. in Marshall county circuit
court, at Moundsville. before Judge II.
c. Hervey. shortly after noon. yester-
day. returned q verdict for the plain
tiff. to the amount OF one cent. Mr..
Lucas sued Mr.. Gallagher for $3.50,
which he claimed was due for work
his sons had done for Mr.. Gallagher.
on his farm across the river from
Moundsville. The plaintiff was rep
resented by Attorney Martin Brown.
while Captain A. L. Hooton handled
the case for the defendant.
Heh only case heard yesterday in
circuit court was the appeal case Of
>the State vs. oil. Cats. In Squire
Pipes court at Cameron. Cats was
found guilty OF assault and battery on
the persons OF ]. ID. Lightner. The
case was submitted TO the jury at
1880 and at noon. a verdict OF not
guilty was returned.
The appeal cases of Arch T. Martin
vs.. Wheeling Traction Company. and
S. w. Wade VS.. S. NJ. Steele. that were
to have been heard yesterday. were
settled out of court. In the case OF
Thomas +. Reed VS.. Edgar l.. Steen,
an ejectment case. that was TO have
been heard yesterday, the plaintiff
did not appear. and Judge Hervey d.
rected that IL be struck from the
docket.
Judge Hervey continues to with
hold his opinion on the demurrer to
the indictments returned against At
torneys Brown and Ritz. and Mrs. Al
Moore and James Jackson. charging
subornation OF perjury.
The following cases are set for trial
today: Mary Beno. Administrative Of
Dominic Beno. against the Hitchman
Coal and Coke Company. George Glib
limos VS.. o. V. Ault. Josephes Bypa-
rina VS.. Harry Niebergald.
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''COPS" OPEN MEET
AT CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct 10 Ffr-
~ eulets OF police and peace officers Of
N.Ht NlrHlnia. met tu Charleston fhfa
AFTERNOON - the Eiks Club rooms Tor rs.
ahnuel convention 81 the Chicf OF Police
.Ul Ithtc 'fficors Association Tha
Guy ny Police Judge T. ID VIckcre ana
tne response was made bv Thomas Lev
igiu, president ~ the association and
Chiet ~ police Of Wheeling
visit ~ the visitors 90 the stat.
n'u-g this afternoon and a parade this
y ,nlnE az $3.50 were features of TODAY :
About $50 members Of the atafa sss1.
citation are expected fn the cftv f4.r-.-.
IgW when officers Tor next year viii b.
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Donald boy Of ten years. had been
sent 20 an ap0thecary store and told
20 get a package OF cigarettes for HE
father and rubber nipple FOR bia
baby sisters nursing bottle. The drur.
Fist declined % give the boy the Gle.
arettes. fearing that he wanted them
Tor himself Indignant gecauao Of
THIS impugning OF his veracity after he
bad said tho cigarettes were Tor bis
father. the boy said.
Hun suppose you think that
nipple IL for me. too don't your
Judge
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MUSICAL RECITAL


Aue organ and choir quartet rs~ftst
klNen latsl evening IN the second Tfrft.d
IFe-byterian church under the atirr,fcc-
or the Young Womcu's Nflfaionarv 60
Icy was an ENJOYABLE affair. especiaiiy
heen making ana the rNcepti0nnI rruef-
ttl nhilitF ~ Prof Graham Marar 80.
yL Ehnlsi Nr Marsh, although y0ung.
has had many years ~ fnaf-firffa,f ,...'i -
leading musicians 'i'.''I
Attorney Marsh Watkins. sang a tero-
600, consider and Hear Me- wbf~h
lne bfnFfnfl were taken bV Tho fITsrarf
.leHnerH Or TIE quartet The 1rfsrfrs
Fadler. and g. composed IN IN ftfi,..
llE Mas Gertrude Brown s.ur.-...
Mra J =. N Connolly. ronfrnifo. M.r-t
barat0ue
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On, and 20 oncs peretrafcs % relieve aH
rir1in on nerves, cords. irnmcnia anil au
rIris Involved. u makes the muscles -
I.Iani that tlry expand naturally And rf
ihe same Tine They ore inf'rurlirf tv re
e'rence m hsr1e7.rr pains a1 opt % distress
tie m'n1. Whatever viii ala 81 ne Comfort
- - etueCtaui mother g. n great anI hein-
III .nfurure r.nrn RI r1'r1snnf peaceful period
nut hrrr F0uferfuuy hrufdrIai impress
N1nn ne rruIrr Child. Crf hffua III
.Ilihrra iurnf' 20 any drurrf ans you
~ friHfe WY en many women declare To-
~ 81 ne most frfnfrf remedy ftry Enrv, -
Mfi0 ie'i1g i0 nrlfnrid Hcruiafor Co. Coz
lamnr Die. NfHrfa. Ca. f1r n rpirnf.f
Bros n rr.li intcrcat aul value o. cvlry "a.
urriaHf n.oflrr.
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va. oct. 1ey-Mr
Joseph Marsh passed away at his home
IN steubcuville, o.. Friday. servfces
were held AZ the residence Tnterr1c-t
Monday aftrnoon VI
Mlts lredcrick. Of Wheeling. has beer,
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Charies Csefsicr
Tor the past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Caldwell and
daughters. Elsie and vfrgfnfa Ne
Frank Blake and daughter Sara r,ii1s-
n'th. Mrs. John Davis and Mr. William
urner motorcd Co Tayl0rstoVn pa on
hr. Ellsworth Turner
Mr- and Mrs.. Charles Gicsler and chill
arcn, Five and ca renee. and niece Mo.
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gcisler sun
day. 'u"
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Following services held Monda,,
evening by scommittee OF WheeIinr
- \. -. Elks over the body Of Jav III
isadc ilne in the Mendel chapel. add
Llonhi services were held yesterda v
tloInlng az 10 O'Clock al the SANE piare
~ the Rev. Dr.. Arthur Mills. pastor ~
fourth street Methodist FDfsro-..i
.nuren. burlal was private in Green
Mr Radcliffe wac a former resident
or Narwood and died IN San Diego. al
last week. where he went som. tir,s -,
Tor the beneht Of his health.
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HuNTINaTon - DID

UT NTiNGTuN w. We o-t Do
WIInnw 49,. 1wIrn head ~ the r1furr
nIa.Iean N tWInu brothers ana COM.
PAM. n fnIH CITY. director Uf fhr geIrr
AINlnF company ~ Columbus ffrr.fnr
m ne tirHt national uank ~ thfa rifr
uL flnn 'nlnrnfrriaI anf SAVINGS
..1rF IN long Beach CAL ffrf nfr. f-
11F AFTER a brief illness af fHa 49, .f
iua funeral VIII taks place
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TOURISTS GUIDE
or Az Points ~ interest. uoafs ard
hotels ~ This Section g. Ne
Distributed Pre-

|U|U. f|H .H"rfra. nf W.frr| urIra
inI '." American tuf.uUHII. HaanrIa-
..n MH. .""H|rE H.| fnr Important
InlH 'N. rHIn travel nrH hHftfa fnr
. u...f .I fHH motorists hHr been
I..I I| -rrrrfHrr fT fTHhUfFafT
IN laf. ani Onto valley Automobile
I' .H "H..N fHnf the n 49, fTrH erfr
H.. nImnTr of ffe mnra rub. aHaf 20
'finuiI.n Through tle local hUf-Ir
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LA BELLE STOCK FINDS QUICK
SALES AMONG LOCAL BUYERS

edness incurred IN the construction OF
the By-Product Coke plant. or for the
construction through a subsidiary com
pany or otherwise. of a bridge con-
meeting the Brooke county. West Vir-
ginia' and Jefferson county. Ohio.
properties OF the company, and for the
general business OF La Belle Iron
Works.
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Obituary


uneral services for George W.Isen-
Dplu. 90 years old. one OF the best known
German residents in the Fulton disfrt-t
W. o. neld from the family home
1tton' nlr sday afternoon at 40
Cioca win the Rev. a l.. Benze. pas
tor OF the Zion Lutheran church. ola
elaung Burial will be In Green wood
cemetcry.
Mr.. Weisenborn was FOR many vea-s
tmployed at the Schenk Packing Com
Pany- lie Is survived by his vie 81
ter OF Frostburg. Nd
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spending a few days with friends in tn.
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hcnnesee. who
have been the guests OF Mr. and Mr.
Ihco. Saladine left Tuesday FOR their
home In salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Mason and babv
have returned TO their home in Sister,
VIE after visiting friends in the city
for some time.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Of IN.
Shrlsuan church. was entertained nv
Miss Blanche Feist. Friday evening.
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WELLSBURG

wELLSBURG. w. Va Oct 1a-s.,.
urday football fans will have a chanc.
70 see the Fifth Avenue High school
Team or pittsburgh, Pa one OF the best
tL@h school teams In tho Ohio Valley
IN action on the local grounds This
ssan beat Johnstown. Pa. one week ago
A.e same squad took Central High OF
Pittsburgh into caup last Trffsy -
the tune OF Il 10 o.
ne game viii be player at Werlich
tleid aud Is scheduled 10 start promptly
A. S.s9 O'Clock The local Associat ION
mas a heavy expense 10 bear IN brtngin,
thls team down from the Smoky CITY
but ~ - thought the attendance Will bs
aulllclentlF large enough TO meet the
expense and in this way the football
teams or Wcllsburg will feel more Ike
sChedulng games with teams from dis
taht cities and special attractions can
6e given here Just as well as in other
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COMMON REMAINED FIRM AND
FEATURED YESTERDAYS
TRADING.
silly Attempt to Oiseredit Story Re.
aarding Big War Orders Is In
Turn Dlseredlted.

Trading In La Belle common again
featured yesterdays activities in the
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Stock Tx
changes. Yesterdays buying was prin-
cipally by local persons. and fully 5000
shares of common stock changed hands
through local brokers Offices. Trading
on the Pittsburgh exchange was al
most as active as that OF Monday. as
Is indicated by the fact that 2.75O
shares were reported sold.
Opening at 81 on the local exchange
the stock met a ready demand. and
the price ranged between that point
and 80 throughout the day. The last
sale was reported at Sly. and the mar
ket closed with 5iik bid. on the Pitts
burgh exchange la Belle recovered
completely from its reaction OF late
Monday. when IL went from SIX to
so. II opened al 51iz and went TO 50,
the high point OF the day. and closed
with 5lis asked. Several shares of
preferred stock also changed hands
yesterday.
Yesterdays dealing was featured by
the fact that the buying orders came
largely from local persons. while near
ly all previous sales we're 10 outside
persons. Last night II was estimated
that fully 10000 shares OF the 100 900
shares OF common stock outstanding
have been sold the bulk OF which has
been accumulated by few persons.
Has War Orders.
The Wheeling Register yesterday.
in a desperate efort TO discredit the
story TO the effect that the La Belle
Iron works has practically closed con
tracts for tremendous war orders az
Eregatinz more than six million dol
denying the existance OF such nego-
uations
The Intelligencer IN in a position 20
relterate positively that negotiations
for these contracts have been in prog
ress for the past two weeks. and that
they were practically closed during
the past forty-eight hours. Within a
few weeks the Ia Belle Iron works
will be manufacturing shrapnel bars
for one OF the allied nations now en-
gagged IN war. Information was fur
nished The lntelliEencer yesterday 10
the effect that portion Of this shrap-
neibar contract has been sub-let by
the la Belle 70 the Wheeling Steel q
Iron Company.
Stockholders 20 Meet
Attention was called yesterday 10
the importance OF having a full repre-
F'htANt'H filHfI TT NNiHuu OF ~ PROXY
az the stOckholders' meeting 20 BE- held
on October ~. at which time action
VIII be taken upon the proposed bond
issue Of 1880 600
The stockholders will be asked 10
approve the plan recommended By the
hnance committee 81 the company.
which may b. summarized as folIowa.
The authorization 90 a bond issue Of
tl,50O.O00 g percent 500 year bonds
% b. dated December !. 1915. interest
payable June 4. and December I. g..
$4,000 thereof shall be- reserved for
the purpose ~ retiring AZ par the
present outstanding bonds. the pro.
ceeds from the sale ~ bonds % be
used solely for additions and better.
ments 10 The plants o. the company
and Tor The retirement of any indebt
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stanford Null q. Foliansbee ana
Lola Long. q. Foilansbee.
,Iohn A. Hoffman, 20. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Allce NJ Burns, p. Millvale. Pa
00Hhiio' hinora Lamkins. -. Steubenvilla
t,nam Thornton. p. Pittsburgh. Pa
aAIfy p; oConnor. 80. Midland Pa
ana Cornelia Neronovicz. u, Midland
Alvin Lawrence Cummins. % Can
nonsburE. Pa and Valencia Marrarst
Flury. n. Cannonsburg. Pa
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Yesterday Afternoon az 200 O'Clock
Iuneral services for Andrew White
Wen kn0wn resident Of Park View. who
died sunday, we're held at the Bindei-
1efker chapel. sixteenth street Tns
- wee we're IN charge Of the Rev. "
was In Mt. Wood cemetery.
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ne Dgdy o. Mrs. Mary r. Whitman.
who died az the homo Of her daurbfer
Mrs. George Thrau IN Varwe9d 49,,
sent 20 her old home IN Cheshire Onto
yesterday. whore burial will IL rr,sdc'
p uneral services were conducted AZ the
place q death Monday evening bv tbs
Rev. p. T. Carson - '"o
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Mr. and Mrs. I. l. bennison have -,
turned 70 their home In Evansville. az.
Grimes. A~e-1ra
WIN Cree OF Fowlerstown. who sut.
ting along very nicely
or. FRANK Cody. Of salem. Ohio has
arrived in the city 10 assist the ffor,s
ing its lines -4 eA'ei4oe
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ing friends In this city
Mra m TIaffI who frr frr- fr.
rnr.f 70 her sister Sire oliver llnI....
in Marietta hHa returned horne
MIre ffarrl stone hra rrfurnrr o..
ir fhe rffV
W Wau nf WarrfavuIe f1rr-.-
pfinciral ~ MAGNOLIA WIrh school q.
vlsifing friends Ir fhe rffr
Mrs. a. Holm left "wednesday r,--.
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Asthma CGtarrh
and Bronchitis

Go h crsstly Relieved By ths Ns-
External Vspor Treatment
Dpn't iass informal medicines or habit
forning drugs f9r thsas troabiss vI-s,
"Fap-O Rob" haIrs IT, applied erterrs.I,
sud relieves ~ iuhaiati6n 49, vapar I'D
~ hosorption through fLs ssIn Flf
Asthrna and Hay Fever melt LITTLE vists
spoon sod Inhaia ths rapors. afa9 rub
seu over ~ spinal column f1 rsIsr The
servous tension. 25e. Co.. or 81 M.
WCkS-NSoeuBSALW
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MOmenfOus Future
IN WOman'S Mind

The cNpcctant
mother rcvolvcs %
her mind al We un-
derstand ~ d. Tiny.
And ITS ~ ne utmost
importancs that her
physical comfort 30
our nret unurht There
o. most splendid rem
ely FOR this purpose.
Known az "N1fhera
Fnenf~ n r. applied
over ne murirs n me
60 80
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RIVER NEWS

The river continued to rise yester-
day. About six feet was reported at
the McMechcn dam and feet 8 inches
at the local wharf boat
This morning the Kanawha will be
down from Pittsburgh for Charleston
The Liberty will be IN az s .. m. from
Matamoras. The Reuben Dunbar viii
be up from Charleston for Pittsburgh
Thursday morning.
George r. Acklin. collector Of rus
toms for the Pittsburgh port. has
seized the steamer st. james. owned
by Captain J. r. Klein. The action fol
lows the filing Of a libel by United
States Attorney p L. Humes for VIC
lation Of marine laws