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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
COL. FARQUHAR
Commander Of Princess Patrieia's
Guards Killed In Aetion-MiIitary
Secretary To Duke OF
Connauaht

OTTAWA. Ont. March 2l-CoI.
onel Douglas Farquhar. ID. S. o.. com
mander Of the Princess Patricia's "a
madam light infantry and late military
secretary to the Duke OF Connaught.
governor general OF Canada. has been
killed In action at the front. a cable
message TO the chief OF staff OF the
Canadian militia department convey.
ed the news late tonight.
The late Colonel Farquhar came 10
Ottowa in October 1913 as military
secretary to the Duke Of Connaught
ana became a popular figure in Off
cial and social life in the capital In
The organization OF the Princess Pat
ricia he was chosen commander.
He had a notable career as a sol.
der and won the DISTINGUISHED Serv-
zee order In the South African cam
pa;gn Of lS99-l9OO. while serving with
his regiment. the Coldstream Guards.
lie married. In 1905. Lady Evelyn
Hely.Hutchinson. daughter OF the
hith Earl Of Donoughmore. Lady
Farquhar is At present in London.
Colonel Farquhar's death makes
the third officer connected with the
government house TO fall IN the pres
ent war, the others being Captain
Rivers-Bulkeley Scots Guards for
merly comptroller Of the household
and Captain Newton. former aide.de.
camp, who was the first oficer Of
the Princess Patricia's 10 meet death
In action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
NEWS-INTELLIGENCER COOKING
SCHOOL TO BE OPENED TODAY
DRIFTING MINES
Carried At Random by Shining Cur.
rents In Dardaneiles ts Chief
Problem Of Allies

LONDON. March %. 2:12 a. m
Drifting mines carried at random by
the shifting currents In the Darda-
nelles now furnish the chief offensive
problem Of the allied fleet. according
t. the Tenedos correspondent OF the
Daily Telegraph.
With the object Of thwartinE tho
work OF the mine sweepers. the Turks
send out small craft al night which
cut the ropes holding the mines TO
their anchorage. trusting 70 the num-
erOls currents that prevail 10 carry
some OF them against the varships.
such mines. says the correspondent,
have been found even outside the
straits. having been carried many
milesby the currents Two mines
were found hve miles outside the en-
trance by a British mine sweeper.
The indirect hre Of the Queen Eliza.
beth Thursday ~ reported to have
been very effective. She lay below
Kun Kale. firing alternately on Kuid
Bahr and Chanak. ~ miles distant.
a Tenedos dispatch 10 the Daliy
Mail says that the forts at kid Bahr
are believed 10 have been silcnced by
the shells from the allied ships or
Thursday and n this should prove 20
be true - BE- evidence Of great prog
reaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
4t,724 CONVERTS
S51,136.S5 CASH
"eILLYr SUNDAY CLOSES PHILA-
OELPHlA CAMPAIGN WITH
VERY LARGE FIGURES.
Total Collection Not 80 Large as Pitts
5ureh-S2,5o 500 Given Yesterday.
Sunday Gives TO Charity.

PHILADELPHIA. March 21.-Bnly
Sunday closed his eleven weeks cam
paign in this city tonight and left for
Winona. Ind. where he will rest until
the opening Of his Paterson. n. ]. cam
palgn. The evangelist addressed four
crowded meetings in the tabernacle
today and 1883 converts signed pledge
cards. bringing the total for the en-
tire campaign TO 41.724. A check for
S5l.lS6.S5, the amount OF the free will
Offering received by the committee nm
until last night was given to the evan
gelist today. Today's collections.
amounting TO nearly S2.5OO, will be
turned over TO local charities at the
request OF Mr.. Sunday.
The tabernacle was filed to over.
nowing at every service today and the
number OF trail hitters broke all
records
During his stay here the evangelist
has spoken in the tabernacle every
day except Mondays. preaching three
sermons every Sunday and two on
other days. In addition he has made
many addresses In educational institu-
tons and Industrial establishments
while numerous other meetings have
been addressed by his assistants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
ALLIED ADMIRALS WILL RENEW
GENERAL ATTACKON DARDANELLES

PARIS. March 2l-Admirals OF the
allied neeL who conferred abroad IN.
French flagship Sutfren Friday. re
sarding their future course in at
tempting 20 force a passage of IN.
DardAnelles. are believed TO have de-
eided unanimously TO renew soon the
general attack. says a Tenedos dis.
patch TO the Hayas agency.
The French battleship GauIots. the
dispatch says. which was badly dam
aged along the water line BY shells
from the Turkish forts. Is anchored in
deep water off MavraIs island while
her sister ship. the CharlemanEe. "
standing by 10 offer assistance n n
Is needed. Il has been found dim
cult TO make immediate repairs TO tha
Sauiols because Of stormy weather
and high seas.
Complete details Of the damage sur.
iered by the forts has not been OBJ
tained, but the allied commanders be
neve II was serious Fort Kun Ka-
ian which has been repaired by the
Turks, directed an accurate nre
against the warships.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
MOB TERRORIZES'
GUAYMAS MEXICO.
PARADED STREETS AND THEN
BROKE INTO CHINESE STORES
AND SACKED THEM.
Women STAR Demonstration-Soi
diers Nov Have Situation In
Hsnd-Food Problem
Serious

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
mob paraded the streets of Guaymas,
Mexico. yesterday. demanding food
and then broke into stores owned by
Chinese merchants and carried away
everything OF value The authorities
succeeded in dispensing the crowd and
now have the situation I'm control.
This information was contained In
rsdiograms received here today by
the United States cruiser Colorado.
flagship OF the Pacific fleet. from the
cruiser Denver. stationed at Quay
mas
The demonstration. Il was said. was
begun by women. Men joined in the
procession end aided the women 10
plumber the Chinese stores.
Two hundred additional soldiers
have arrived at Guaymas to assist IN
quelling the disturbances and the
streets are being pstrolled by troops.
The food problem there was describ-
ed as serious. No corn OF beans are
TO BE- had and the cost Of other pro
visions Is so prohibitive that the poor
are n the verge Of starvation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22

The Havas correspondent obtained
from a survivor OF the Bouvei the fol.
lowing story OF the sinking OF the III.
starred French battleship.
The Bouvct advanced at fun speed
into the Narrows. We bombsrded
Fort Hamidleh. whose batteries re-
sponded vigorously The Turkish
shells at first were poorly aimed. but
they soon determined the correct
range. Shells burst on the Bouvet and
on all sides OF her. causing serious
damage
My station was under the bridge OF
the commandant. who had lust given
orders TO change our course when I
heard a terrible noise. II was the eX.
plosion OF the powder magazine.
Immediately the Bouyet con-.
menced to list heavily and many OF
her crew were swallowed up by the
rush OF waters. The forts kept up an
increasing fire against our ship, al
though she was sinking. ] was saved
by an English boat.
Torpedo boats are dragged along
the shores Of the Dardanelles for the
bodies OF drowned sailors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
WANT TROUBLE
sinister Interests In United States
Want Trouble Between Japan
and This Country.

CHICAGO. March 21.-That sinister
interests are constituting well do.
fined movement IN the United States.
Japan and China TO promote unfrlsnd.
hness between the first two nations
was the assertion Of Prof Smaller Mat.
hewa. dean % the University 81 Chi.
rago divinity school. who returned 20
Chicago to-day Dr Mathews las been
In Japan with Ur Sidney L. Gunck.
as repre- csrntativeg OF the federal coun.
cil OF churches OF Christ in America
Every attempt De- being made 90 in.
g0lye tho United States and Japan he
said. False news has been spread
persistontly and widely Iu Japan. =
Del believed there ls definite promo
aEsndo by an interested nation The
city ~ PDEIng has been and is per
FIefruf source Of these stories
There Is mo- native antI-hmrriran
spirit Iu Japan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
GERMAN MERCHANTMEN HELD UP
BY U. S. GUNS AT SAN JUAN
ATTEMPTED TO LEAVE PORT
WITHOUT CLEARANCE PAPERS
AND rs BROUGHT TO.
Two Shots Fired Across Bow Followed
BY Direct Shots From Maxim
Customs Collector Assumes
Charge.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. March IL
The German merchant steamer Oden-
valid. which attempted 10 leave port
This afternoon without obtaining clear.
ance papers was stopped a. she was
passing out the entrance to the har-
Dor. BY two shots across her bow from
i've inch gun and direct shots from
q Maxim. She returned and was tax
On In charge by the collector OF Gus
toms.
Permission 20 safl was refused the
Odenwsld by the collector pending m.
Ftructions from Washington. The
steamer has been az San Juan since
August @. She was bound for Euro-
pean ports from the West Indies with
freight and passengers and sought
refuge here. Three days ago shc be-
gan rollinE and taking on provisions
Failing 20 obtain the necessary
clearance papers. her commander ap-
parenuy decided to risk the attempt
to put 90 sea. a heavy gun on MORO
castle sent two shots across her
bows In way Of warning but 30 was
not until the machine gun opened a
drect IRE that the steamer stopped
and beaded back 90 port
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
STEAMER SEIZED
Dutch Vessel 5alsvier v, Taken BY
Germans TO Zeebrusse-Belgisns
Held, Ship Released

AMSTERDAM. March p. via Lon.
don. March q. 1l.4O a. m.-Another
Dutch steamer the Batayier V. has
been seized by the Germans and tax.
en- into Zeobruggo. according to the
Ielesraaf The ship left Rotterdam
Thursday for London. with a cargo
composed Of meat and general mer.
chandise
The Rotterdam Maasbode saws IL
has learned that the crews of the
Batavicr V and the Zaanstroom "a
Dutch steamer seized by the Germans
saturday afternoonJ together with
the women and children who were ON
the two vessels. wre released up,n
lheir arrival az Zeebruege. but that
IN" Officers and sixteen Belgian pss.
eengers have been arrested
The BatavIer v. ls a steamer OF only
93D tons owned BY q Rotterdam BrfT
The IaanstrOom. which was loaded
with eggs when seized hy the gar-
mans De- cIassed iu shipping roco-ds
az "a trawior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
HovE AaAmsT sERv1A

LONDON. March a. eco o. rn RE.
numufiur ~ military operations ry Aus.
frin anainFf Hrrvia ia Indicated fn 4
fnnHHuna from Niah received here f0Ha y
~ 'hr Fervfar legation. The tsleFrar
follows
I'm an srtuirry dusI near HsIrraf. on
tha muruiuE ~ March IG our srrs
showed Huueriur.fy over those rf he
enemy ehnHe IRE vas devoid Of result
1ifhruEh guns % very heavy oaubra grHs
used
our ARTILLERY destroyed nurrsr4us
h0nfa nafhersd - Port AfaHaFafs rsar
PrshaVa anf Fsrt q poutoor hrtFre al
brrnnNa
The precision 1f our Ore coon sIfsrrsf
Emsdarsvo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
GET PLUMBER
villa Troops Return % Piedras Ne.
gras Win Prisoners and War
Munitions

EAGLE PASS. Texas. March zf-
villa troops. under General RosaIio
hernandez. returned 90 pIedras Na.
fias with 40 prisoners. many horses
and military supplies which they aaid
thoy captured from General NacIovio
Herrera Carrsnzs soldiers in defeat.
iuK The Csrrauzs troops ~ AraEano
lart wees ~ was reported that the
fnrranra forces broke into small
groups. many crossing into Texas.
% was learned here today the Pc
meralda and puraimIpnto south q
here in MeHico. we're looted b. Car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
Relations Between Italy and Austria Acute
FAIR cO-EOs STARTLED
BY A HORRiD MAN At
the STATE UNIVERSITY

morsantown. W. Va, March
p - (speeiaD-A ySoman's
scream that pierced the night
air like a steel Jaeketed bullet,
awakened half the residents Of
the third ward here this morn
ing when a cruel man invaded
eo-ed's room OF the ~oran's
dorritory. The intruder crawl
ed through the only window of
90 which was not securely
locked but he only managed TO
get one leg and an ann through
when he was espied by a pa
Jsmaed miss who yelled like a
Comanche Indian. This hap
pened this morning az 5 o'clock
and for the first time in ak
years no breakfast bell was
sounded as none Of the 100 CO.
eds would 90 back 20 bed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
UNSUCCESSFUL RAID MADE
ON PARIS BY ZEPPELINS
DOZEN BOMBS DROPPED AND
SEVERAL WERE INJURED
ONE SERIOUSLY.
Paris Remained Calm During Or
deal and There Was No Panic,
Other Towns Visited.

PARIS March 2l.-Zeppelin air.
ships raided Paris early this morning
and dropped a dozen bombs. but the
damage done was unimportant Seven
or eight persons were Injured but only
one seriously -Four OF the airships
started for the capital. following the
valley OF the Oise. but only two reach
ed their goal Missiles also were
also dropped az Complegne. Ribecourt
and Dreslincourt. but without serious
result
Paris remained calm while the aerial
invasion vas In progress and residents
or the city exhibited more curiosity
than fear as 10 the results Trumpets
gave the signal that all lights must be
eNtinguished. as soon as warning was
received OF the Zeppelin's approach
Searchlights were turned upon tho
clouds. anti-air craft guns opened FIRE
ana aeroplanes rose TO attack the Ger.
mans but their operations were ham.
pered by a heavy mist
An official communication regarding
the raid declares IL served only TO
show how well the defensive arrange
ments would work out when put TO the
test. The statement follows:
Between lis and 3 o'clock this
morning four Zeppolins started toward
raris from the direction of CoInpieEne
following the valley OF the Disc. Two
were compelled 20 return before reahc-
ing Paris. one at Ecouen. (ten niles
north OF Paris), the other at Nantes
ton the Seine. thirty-siN miles from
Paris) The other Two were attacked
by anti-aircraft guns and only passed
over outlying districts OF the north
western part OF Paris and neighboring
suburbs. They withdrew after having
dripped a dozen bombs some OF which
did not explode. The damage done
was unimportant. Seven or eight Der.
sons were injured. but only one seri.
ously
The different stations for anti.air
cratt defense opened fire upon the
Ieppelins. which were constantly keVt
Dlumined by searchlights. One ar-
peared TO have been hit The aero
plane squadron took part in the &C
uon. but mist hampered the pursuit
A Complete Failure.
Summing up. the Zeppelin raid on
Paris was complete failure. Il only
served TO demonstrate how well the
defensive arrangements work. The
population was calm. On their way
back the Zeppelins dropped a dozen
incendiary or explosive bombs ON
Compiegne. doing only unimportant
damage. Three bombs were dropped
on Ribecourt and Dresslincourt. to tho
north Of Compiegne. without result"
The lights OF the city fiickered and
then disappeared as the city fremen
Continued on Page rsn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
GEN. SCOTT CAPTURES
FOUR WANTED PIUTES
SUNK
BRUSH steamer cairntorr Torpedoed
and Sunk In English Channel
BY German Submarine.

LONDON, March q. $50 D. m.
The British steamer cairntorr
was torpedoed this afternoon of
seaehy Head, In the English chan
nei, and sunk, according to a
Central News dispatch from East.
bourne. Her crew escaped.
When the steamer was struck
rescue boats put out to her and
attempted to tow her into port.
She sank eight oiles oat, hosev-
er. The cairntorr was bound
from Newcastle for Genoa, with
coal. -,
The Cairntorr was a vessel OF
2'2sS tons, and was built In Sun
derland In 1904. She was owned
BY the csirn line OF Newcastle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
BRITISH CASUALTIES IN
DARDANELLES; SEVEN KILLLD

LONDON. March q. $50 a. m-A
statement made public b. tho admir.
ATTY tonight shows that the total cas-.
ualties among the ofncers OF tho HrIf
lsh ships engaeed l1 the fRhtur Dol
the Dardaneiies lasf Tuesday when
fhr Irresistible and Ocean were runE
were four killed and two sevp-efy
wounded on fhe Irresistible and three
KILLED on the infeKibio
casualty li9t OF me men abowg
That twenty on board the InherfbIe
and Four on fhe Irresistible we're
killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
LASSEN PEAK SCORES
EIGHTY-THIRD ERUPTION

REDDlNG. Cal. March 2I.-Lassen
peak again broke forth to-day at dawn
for the third successive morning. The
outpouring came from a vent near the
mountains timber line in the Mama
nito lake region. ten miles from the
main crater
Al p. m. the main crater began
erupunE. The volume OF smoke from
both vents was small. however. in
comparison with the huge volume
emitted yesterday and was not so sui
phurous, nor so heavily laden with
ashes.
The eruption today was the eighty.
third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
FRENCH PRINCE KILLED

PARIS. March 81. Sis p. m
Prince Ernest d'ArenberE. a lieuten-
ant in the 32nd regiment OF French
infantry. has been killed on the field
Of battle. He was the tenth represen-
tative OF the aristOcrscy OF France,
who have lost their lives recently un-
der the colors OF their country
Prince Ernest was born in Paris IN
1886. He was the son OF Prince
Auguste. head Of the French branch
OF the Arenberg family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22

LONDON, March 21. ~ so % M
An Amsterdam dispatch 10 the tx
chanF Telegraph company declares
that Erest Indignation ls being OK.
pressed in Dutch shipping circles b..
Cause of the Germans action In reiz
Ing The hatayIer v and the Zaan.
siroom. The press calls upon tho
government to lodge an immediate
protest at Berlin in an effort TO end
such procedure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
VislTs SICK rAr4re

NTlNGTON. pr March IL
Governor Martin e. HrmbauaH raff =
visit Oi two hours OF The bedside a.
DIE father Rev George H Brumbaurb
AGED s0. az Narunsburg TODAY Rev
hrumbaugh. who has been serIuraIy
iU Tor week was reported slightly
improved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22


NO mention Is made as TO why Ma
jor General Murray is to be succeed.
"a by Major General Sir William II
Robertson. General Murray has been
chief OF the general stan since 1914.
and twice during the present war has
been mentioned in reports by Field
Marshal French. In September, Cen
eral French spoke OF General Murray
as having been one of those who has
worked day and night INCREASINGLY.
with the utmost skill. selfsacrffce
and devotion In October. General
French named him On his roll of
honor.
General Murray was born in 1850.
and has seen service In Zululand and
South Africa. He was awarded the
Kings medal and the DistlnKuished
Service order Ieedal for bravery.
Major General Robertson was for
mcrly commander OF the First Infant
~ division and director OF military
training at the war office. He also
was born In 1860.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
-FOUR SHIPS LOST IN
STORM; 800 DROWN

ALGECIRAs. Spain. March n. via
Paris. f.10 % m.=Four sailing ves-
sells. With spanish dock laborcrs on
board have been lost in a furious
storm. 70 iE estimated that three hun
dred persons ON board the vessels
we're drowned
One hundred vessels ~ various ns
tonalities have taken refuge from tbs
storm ln the BAY Of Algeciraa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
UNARMED AND AIM los T
ALONE BRINGS IN MEN THAT
HELD POSSE AT BAY.
General Sends Laconic Dispatch to
War Department-Re-
markable Record.

WASHINGTON. March af-A Ia.
comic telegram came TO the War de.
partment today from BrigadIer Gsner.
al Hugh l.. Scott. chief OF STAFF AZ
blun. Utah. announcing that the Gen.
erai. was bringing in the four Piute In.
ulans who recently led a band OF their
tribesmen on the war path when the
! federal authorities attempted 10 ar.
| rest Use Ne Cat for murder. The mess.
age. addressed 10 Secretary Garrison.
said
Successful. Have four Ptutas de-
sired by Marshal Nebsker and am. at
( thelr desire. personally conducting
them 10 Salt Lake 10 turn over 20 Mar
shal Nebeker. Am leaving everything
behind US in southern Utah. should
reach Thompson Tuesday and salt
Lake Wednesday"
Secretary Garrison. gratifed and re-.
lieved OF more anxiety than he had
cared to confess by the report. al once
dispatched the following to the Gen
eral.
Sends Congratulations.
Il heartily congratulate YOU on OBJ
tanning success In circumstance
which seemed to make Il Impossible
appreciate your work in the highest
degree"
Newspaper dispatches last might
told OF General SCOTS arrival Al Bluff
with the four Indians. Tee Ne CAT. and
his father "Old Polk" Chief Posey. and
the latter's son The party rode in
just ten days after General Scott. IN
armed and accompanied only by an or
derly and two Navajo scouts. had
started off on a snow covered noun
tain trail for the distant hiding place
OF the Piutes.
The general went 70 the scene At
ter the Indians had driven off a posse
headed by Marshal Nebeker which nm.
dertook 20 arrest Use Ne Cat. one
member OF the posse and two Indians
were killed in the battle.
Astounding Success.
Throughout a distinguished career
The General has been noted for his as
founding success a. a peacemaker.
both with Indians OF the west and
with the fierce tribesmen Of the Phlllp.
pines. This r. only one OF many times
that he has gone unarmed 10 seek out
and BRING into camp a fugitive say
ace. who though willing 10 fight % the
death for liberty AGAINST a troop OF
cavalry. promptly succumbed 10 the
persuasion of the eloquent White
Chief
Several months ago when a critical
situation had arisen a. a result OF con
unued firing into American territory
BY the opposing Mexican factions a.
Naco. General Scott went down 10 the
border FOR personal conference with
General villa and General HW. the
tarranza commander of the garrison
at Naco He stopped the frlnr. some
thing which the United states govern
mrnf with The mos. threatening of
Representations. had failed 10 accom-
plIsh