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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
TANLAC CURED HER
OF NERVOUSNESS
HAS PROVEN ITSELF TO BE
AN EXCELLENT NERVE
TONIC.

Nervousness is a condition of the
system that either has broken down
by overwork or by an accident. II
needs rebuilding by some worthy
tonic such as Tanlac has undoubtedly
shown itself TO be II has made many
nervous people well one OF these
is the sister OF Mrs. Roy Gary Mrs.
Gary .old the Tanlac representative
for Wheeling. My sister suffered
from extreme nervousness caused by
being frightened at seeing a person
killed by a street car and she nat
urally lost her appetite and could not
sleep well. | read OF so many people
being relieved from nervousness
through the use Of Tanlac that I ad-
vised her TO try IL. Since taking Ian
lac her nerves are great deal better
and she enjoys good appetite and
sleeps well. I see that II Is very
good nerve tonic and a dandy anne
tizer and recommend Tanlac to any
one who suffers from nervousness
Nervousness is apt to lead to many
ailments that cause much suffering
and agony. The nerves affect the
stomach and the vital organs soon DO
not do their work. Then Il is that the
real pain enters and JOY is thing OF
the past unless YOU take some remedy
OF proven value as Tanlac Tanlac Is
now sold here through c. n. Griest a
Co. lips Market street. exclusively.
81 per bottle or bottles for s.. Mr..
Renfrow is always at G. II. Griest a
Company where he will gladly advise
you on your particular trouble or All
ment. See him to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
SPEAKER TELLS OF HORRORS
OF ARMENIAN DEVASTATION

ln the vast Mosism field and OF the sure
sans Tor Christianity
Today 81 sessions viii close the couV-n-
I9u. Following is th. program.
~ 'NL e~dtN. December lSt-lueuu a. M
Points OF Emphasis .......
,,-,-----.-.- --.. Bishop Arthur :. Lloyd
Mohammedauism ..-..........
..... -..-.- Rev. James McNaught1u
'r~"nal victory Tho Basis OF World
Victory ... Ar Charles q Truwb..li
"Wednesday. . 600 &. m.
haptst FIRST Baptist Church
lhrl~t ian-First church
tpiscopal-St Mattn-~s
i.Nl neran-ttrst English Lutheran
"inodlst Episcopal Fourth street
church
ireshy Presbyterian church
nited. esbyterian-Second Unite.
Presbyterian
Wednesday-T so p. m
reports Of UNCONVENTIONAL Plans
In turkey iu War Times ..........
go .....--..-. Rev. James McNaughtoa
Missions and Worid Issues ........
..-.-.----. Bishop VIM. p. Oldham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
REALTY DEALERS
ENJOY BANQUET
AFFAIR WAS RENDERED BY TIE
PLEASANT VALLEY land
COMPANY
was Held a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Later
Adjourned 70 Hcsse-Kirchner Of
nces for Social Time.

The members OF the Wheeling Eca.
Estate Board were guests last eN.ninr
OF IN" Pleasant VALLEY Land comuau,
~ banquet az the Windsor hotel I'M.
hanquei was served pa the dining room
"i th' hotel. and was from To- Fac
q 'l"'N. MI tho doli,acisS of fls son.
son. including turkey and other thing,
ll"aSihs 10 M" app' site. vcr, on tI.
menu. At the clos. oT th. affair on
motion "f Captain George o. Mathison
vote Of thanks was rendered The Pleas.
ant valley Land Company
Flatou Zane then announced thai
mos" present would adjourn Co. tl, or.
hccs "i Hess" q Eirchn,r. where game,
ana "a general good time were enfa,sd
Those in uttcndanc. We're
Geo. J. Madison. John r. r.rr,r
geo. - MathiSou. Jr.I 60. FIuI,t.
HlanieE h"nll Col. r. o. MoCuI
W. u. Tucker. loch.
Robert SiNerI NIu 4 Nllr-,-,,,
~ - iilll"h. ". o. brand.
W hll'r Mr\n. J. 'zuriIIg
li'hiE w 'undliuE. NltoU iiI,bsraou
I"hh J.. koth. T. T. Hu,,l,l. Ir.
-. ~, Sinllh' Geo. l.. Hannah.
=. N tr'en. John IT, Wells
laton Zane : N.-b.fr No.
Richard Robertson. samuel A. N.el.if,
is'N D.. collins. Fred !. 'oN
Count l. Radcliffe. camden Tame
J.. NJ. kirChucr. J. 4 Mills
Andrew :. Rsith
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PROF. BLUMENBERG
ls Gwen Handsome CIT in Appreeia.
ton Of Services ~ Orqarist 20
St johns Church

HI quite surplus. fnI Trur
Edward H'umrub,rF orlan... arr
choir director of So John ItarF.
I'HI Protestant Congregation when af
f'f fHr murn.n. service Haf sunday.
Dor. HnH ih. congregation u.rs request
cd tE f"' minister. Ert Wm 90 90
f'rf fH I'mI'u u fHa church H low
minute. after fhs service
N.F IfDr. With ri Tow we'll ,Ha..r
words expressing Tho appreciation uf
'N" congregation of Prof Wumtr
hnrEs work and faithful service dur
.nr twenty years. presented r.m with
1 beautiful shIms.cl1Ck Iu behalf of
fhr congregation and societies PROT
H'umrnhrfe was very much surprised
and expressed his rincrrrat thanks Tor
fhr precious un The aHair was
simple tut beautiful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
MINER KILLED
ice kuk Of Pincy Fork Mine. Crushed
90 Death Under Fall Of stone
Yesterday N5rrtnu

Joe tuk miner employed u fH,
Pine, FORK mime so A.. was KILLED n
'n' mine yesterday morning. shortly
alter HD reported for work IIr SD.
Wurkina Ir f., entry when nU uf
stone ,auEhT him and before fellow
workwon could release him Boz. had
expired Tho jefferson county toru
nor vF. notified AND ordered fH, body
removed fu au undertaking udrIor
where if was prepared for burial The
inquest will hr held today
huk Was resident of riurt ruk
and bad lived fhor. for humble. of
..Hr. Tho deceased man va. thirty
seven t,tr. oft s.. aud B.. survived %.
f uIf" and several children Funeral
service. UII ba hold Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
BAR BANQUET AT
M'LURE TONIGHT
COMMITTEE COMPLETES PLANS
FOR ANNUAL AFFAIR THIS
EVENING.
Local Talent Features Speaking Pro
9ram-Hon. J. J. Coniff Will Act
As POSTMASTER.

Local talent will feature the program
OF speakers Al the annual banquet oil
the Ohio County BAR Association this
evening at the Mcclure Hotel Honor
able John j. Conif will preside as
toastmaster. and the committee charge
consists OF Attorneys a. &. Richards
J. J. Comm. and A L. Sawtel.
The banquet will be served at {
o'clock
Those on the program include Gen
eral Alfred Caldwell. Senator J. b
Sommerville. Hon. John Palmer. Hon
Charles J. Schuck. and the Honorable
John J. COnif. POSTMASTER. Other
members Of the bar will likely make
short toasts. The menu is an excellent
one
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DI E D
ROSENBERG

RoSEHBERG-Iu ST. Francis Hospital.
pittsburgh. Pa. Du Monday. November
20. 1915. at o'clock b. DO. ALIEN An
DER a. ROSENBERG. Boo th, Gsth year
of bis ass,
Funeral from rtsidguc, OF his mother
Mrs l.. s.. I:H-.n h,rE. Z141 >iaiu street.
wednesday. December .. 1913. az $50
Do I. lnl.rw.ut ar Ne Wood come
terry. Friends OF fn, family ar. re-
specially invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
About People
Movements 81 individuals to
and From :Iis City.
AT THE HOTELS.

stamm-R NJ Maxwell. West AleNap.
der: Geo. ;. Moore. East Liverpool. u.
-. huust. Grafton. u. q. Lee. Clarks-
burg q. d. Wootter. Kenovs. g. l.. Rey-
noldS, Barnesville. John r. Hopkins
Warrington. NJ. v. Miller. Huntington.
Grand central-N Ault. Glencoe.
Evans. Cosl-tt Canal Dover. Chester
thompson. Toledo. r. NJ. Etaw Man
nington. +. A. Cullsy. parkcrsburg: T.
Akron.
neLure-Thomas " Flcminr Fair
mont. > T. Falkyr. Martins burg. Philip
Crow, GAINESVILLE. j 5. Nu.ider. Stcubeu-
VIE. James T. Bentley. -. Clsirsville.
lumbus. J. ". Butt. Clarksburg. Charles
Eu~haIa GAINESVILLE. j. ~. King. CoIum-
bus. ". e. Means Cincinnati. ". b.
thurman. Msllsburr
The Roge-u-Chas. r.. Tansell. Fair
mont, Harry Spon. Canton. William Polk
Akron. = o.. Cash. Cincinnati; i. VI.
shepherd. 81 Clairsville. ~. g. snod-
Flushing George ". Newey GAINESVILLE.
sam Hamilton. LtueSNille. X 4 viii
Hanson. Evansville. Henry Gutzmiller
Cincinnati. Joe ". Bosch Cincinnati
Morrison Walden. who has been
spending several days with his par
ents. Dr and Mrs J. G.. Walden. of
WarW God. will leave early this morn
ing for Ohio Northern University. TO
finish his term
Roland Jordan and Charles McClus-
key. TWO local motorcyclists. viii
leave Thursday on their machines
for Pittsburgh. where they will spend
several days
Howard kirchner. a well known
young undertaken Of this city. re-
turned from q visit with his parents
az Greensville. Pa.
Mrs William Bloomfield Of sand
hin. who has been seriously IN for
fne past several weeks. will be- re-
moved to q local hospital az soon as
her condition will permit. to undergo
am operation Doctors T.. W. Wood.
ruff and 70 " Pcddicord. held a con-
sui'afiou over the case yesterday 41d
decided that an operation is rcce--
-arE Will" serious. Mr. Bloom
field condition DIS not critical.
hr Ray Chapman. OF Huckhaunon.
Who BIAS been Eisiur. friends Boo the
city for several days lrft for his home
yesterday
br d. o. rurnfon. former president
ui Che state University at Morgan.
town. IF -foppius at the Windsor
Hotel for H few days
Mis- Mildred owen d. confined 90
H'I home 0u sixteenth street. with an
attack uf typhoid fever
Miss NarI. EudI.I va. removed
Saturday f1 fHr ohio Valley General
.U.f.I. where .Hr underwent 1n on.
GRAFTON for throat frouhI.
I'D Nuama OF Nur.gufuNu.
'Ff' road engineer 90. West VIRGINIA.
b.. In IHn rI'E for few Haf While
u'-. Nr william. H .uUuIH. .t tBr
Windsor hotel
Arch TH..lrH OF .... I.... AI,,.r,
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Notice TO Manufactures Jobbers der-
chants and Others VVhoiesala naaiarg

Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN. That
the STATE Board o.! Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
az it, Office al Charleston West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment or which Is vested in said Board.
Contracts will he awarded to the loves
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
trs viii De given preference.
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
ulShcd bidders ON receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1a=l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BGrtSG nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
AHT ENIAL ENuALWER.
ii22 and fff4 Main street
Calls Answered Day or Mint
Store Phones e3a
g 2 Usrtschv. Nat Phone tqbq.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01

Porter Terry, NJ. Potter. and Dr a.
q. kooutz All Presbytor.ans are
urged 10 D." present promptly for an
enfhus .astic rally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01

Haller, BiebersOn & Gundling Co.

Real Estate q Fire Insurance
1905 Chapline St. Both Phones AGA
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
WANTED-Female Helm

NTED-1ompct,nt girl for general
hvu-ew ork. Call at 4NIT jefferson -
or tell phone i46-R. BeIIaire a.
each ward In the CITY cain ~ $50
Hroadway. between and u. IA. al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
LOST

gold lDCk,t and chain. pIul,
enamel face. liberal reward if re-
turned Co this Office. n-11-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
FOR SALE

599Op 3t-acrc farm. a-room house in
good condition. frame stable with shed
attached. All necessary uuthuIIlirE-
good orchard. fruit OF an kinds. near
school and church. farm De- we'll vatsred
and fenced. has coal mine opened on
farm. land lays fairly we'll. mostly all in
grass. Price 200
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
FOR RENT

TOR RENT-Bungalow. rooms ana
on N, electric lights. modern. at Pleas
ant NalltN, 5000 per month Paul A
WEIGH. German Bank Bldg n-29-m
fOh hEET-one. two or three rorr,s
Furnished or unfurrfst,ss -. .'.'il'9'
,anged Tor light housekeeping ON r.r
line Private home. Reference rooUfr.d
Peasant Valley. care Intelligence.
n-2a-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-01
FARMS-For Sale

TOR SALE farm OF 2I1 acres at
a bargain. iu oil belt OF Onto. uarcti-
'alN level al under cultivation. one oil
well producing of FOR Us years. Tor
particulars address EUN2f6. NDrtheids.
Pitts burEn. pa. n-g--n
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FOR SALE-Automobile

foR SALE automobile Six cylinder
touring car. o. a. Smith. u. S. Taun-
W ,. .-.-a-Le- Inlo. se-3O-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE,


FOR SALE OR TRADE-OU well driU-
Ing tools Address Bargain. care In
tclllgsuCCr. AZ
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RRMS-W Wanted.

- ~~-S-~~~~-~----~~--~
NANIED-lo rent. "a good farm from
lou 70 500 acres. VIII buy farm III
suitable. Address Renter care IntaIIi-
Eencer. -.
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TOR SALE most desirable residence.
III .H lsIahu, close 10 bridges. Address
Residence. care lntelligencer n-2g-i
FOR SALE-Potts Restaurant. BRIDGE
port VIII sell cheap. Leaving rit,.
cause for selling. Appiv al potfs ~.
taurant Bridgeport. r.a+'i
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FOR SALE-Meat market nj a bargst,,
on account OF sickness. Rest Ioc1tiyn
/ ln city. Address E42O. care IntelHrrn-
dim
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FOR SALE

TUB SALE of royal crmine furs.
neck piece and muff. Address Eruins
care lntelligenccr 49,, 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
LIQUOR BILL is PASSED
Gives Government Absolute Control OF
Sale In Selected Districts.

LONDON. May 1o.-The House OF
Commons tonight passed the second
reading of Chancellor of the Excheouer
Lloyd Georges bill TO amend the de-
Tense OF the realm act. The bill origi-
nally was designed to place heavy
sur-tax on wines. spirits and beer. but,
under pressure from the Irish party, its
provisions were amended to giving the
government control of the sale OF liquor
In areas where munitions of war are
being made.
Under the bill. a central committee
will be set up for Scotland and England.
Mr. Lloyd George has promised to ap-
point committee to inquire into the
charges OF drunkenness among work
men. and all parties have expressed
their satisfaction with the bill
The government will control abso-
lutely the sale of liquor in selected dis
tricts. including that dispensed in clubs
and grocery stores. commission will
deal with the question Of compensation
TO the liquor dealers for their losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
MAY ABANDON CANAL CRUISE
Change In Plans for Atlantic Fleet
Being Considered.

WASHINGTON. May 1o-After physi.
cal conditions in the Panama CaHal had
been described to Secretary Daniels to-
day by Major General Goethals, COVER
nor OF the zone. and Captain Hugh Rod
man. tho marine superintendent. 1t was
understood that officials were giving
consideration to suggestions that tho
proposed cruise of the Atlantic Fleet
through the waterway to the exposition
at San Francisco be abandoned.
Governor Goethals, 1t was said, in
formed Mr.. Daniels that the canals
minimum channel depth now was
thlrty-fve feet. deep enough to pass
safely the largest battleships. Because
OF the possibility of slides, however. he
has declined to forecast the navigabil-
itS or the canal on July 4, the PROPOSED
date of the fleets passage.
Ihat element of doubt and the pres
cnt situation. 1t was understood, were
being considered by officials as possibly
warranting tho abandonment of the
cruise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
QUEENSTOWN REALIZES
HORROR OF DISASTER
Buried With Services That Have
No Parallel i'm History.
LIE BENEATH SOD OF IRELAND
| Bodies of Identified Americans, Cow
cred With Stars and Stripes, Re-
moved to Cunard Offices, and Will
Be Sent to United States.

QUEENSTOWN. May 10.-N!nety-two
passengers of the Cunard Line steamer
Lusitana, who formed part of that
pitiful handful Of those dead and dying
brought ashore with survivors Of the
disaster that followed the attack on
the vessel by n German submarine last
Friday, were buried to-day with ser
vices that have no parallel in history.
Under a sky in which not n single
cloud noated and to the strains OF
hymns played by British soldiers. they
were laid to rest two miles behind
Queenstown in cemetery bursting
with spring greenery and tucked be-
tween hills flaming with gorse. The
services at the graves began at 4
o'clock. and at half-past the sod of
Ireland was being shoveled on the
collins.
Queenstown never senscd the full
horror of the Lusitania disaster until
to- day. Up to the time that the long
stream of collins began to disappear
over the hill behind the town there was
about the affair. what with the con-
tnued searches for survivors and the
hustle about the morBue. something Of
the unusual and thcatric. But when
tho funeral started the realization came
that each OF these cheap collins held a
body. and that in the Atlantic, less than
twenty miles away. there wore more
than l 900 others--all victims of n Ger
man submarine.
TOW NSPEOPLE HATLESS
NEARLY ALL FORENOON
The townspeople stood hatless nearly
all forenoon as the collins were con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
CAPTAIN AIN OF Lus|TAN|A
BEFORE CORONER'S JURY
Tells His Story of Disaster and De-
scribes Efforts Made to Save
Passengers.
CARRIED OUT SPECIAL ORDERS
Verdict Charges Officers Of Subma-
rine, Emperor and Government of
Germany With Crime of Whole
sale Murder Before the World.

KINSALE. IRELAND, May 10.-The
coroner's jury investigating the deaths
of five persons drowned when the Gu
narder Lusitania was sunk by Ger
man submarine off tho coast of ireland
last Friday returned verdict here
to-day charging the officers of said
submarine and the Emperor and gov
crnment OF Germany, under whose
orders they acted, with the crime OF
wholesale murder before the tribunal
OF the civilized world"
Captain Turner. Of the Lusitania
was the principal witness. He told
the jury he did not see any submarines
either before or after his ship was
torpedoed. He was on the bridge when
his vessel first was struck. and ir,medi-
ately gave orders for the lowering of
the boats and the placing of the
women and children in them. He said
there was no panic; that "it was all
most calm
Many OF the boats could not be low
cred on account OF the list of the
steamer. the witness continued He
was unable to say how many boats
were put overheard. nor was he able
To tell tho extent of the damage to the
Lusitania. He gave ii as his opinion,
however, that the water-tight COM
partments were blown asunder by the
force of the explosion. These compart-
ments. he said. were all ordered closed
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
TEST OF WEBB.KENYON LAW
Its Constitut1onnuty Is Questioned Be
fore Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. May 1o-A conflict of
decisions IN nearly a dozen States over
the construction and constitutionality
OF the Webb Kenyon interstate liquor
law came to an Issue to-day In the Su-
preme Court in oral arguments on cases
from Kentucky and West Virginia.
Attorneys for the Adams Express
Company began an argument to the
effect that the Webb-Kenyon law, II
construed to mako interstate ship
ments OF liquor for personal use into
dry territory subject to State law, 1t
was unconstitutional.
Counsel for the Anti-Saloon League
were present. prepared to submit that
the law applied to liquor intended for
personal use, and was constitutional,
but the case went over until Tomorrow
before the express company's argu-
mcnt was concluded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11

summer folders with list or mountain and
seaside resorts and summer homes can
now be secured from ticket agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
MOVE FOR DISMISSAL
OF RIGGS BANK SUIT
Counsel for Government File Motion
Alleging Lack Of Juris-
diction.
FIRST FORMAL STEP TAKEN
Affidavits and Exhibits Will Be Pre-
sented Designed to Justify Course
of Officials in Instances Which
Formed Basis of Charges.

WASHINGTON. May l0.-Counsel for
the government to-day filed motions in
the. District Supreme Court asking the
dismissal for lack OF jurisdiction of the
suit of the Riggs National Bank.
against Secretary McAdoo, Comptroller
Williams and United States Treasurer
Burke, charging them with conspiring
to wreck the bank.
The motions marked the first formal
step the government has taken to de-
fend Its officers against the suit. To-
morrow or Wednesday counsel will
present to the court atiidavits and eX-
hibits designed to justify the course
taken by the officials in instances
which formed the basis of the bank
charge.
Wednesday the case is scheduled to
come up in open court.
The motions were made to-day by
the government. one FOR each official
sued. 1t is declared in each that the
complaint of the bank is directed at
Messrs. McAdoo, Williams and Burke.
not as individuals. but rs officers Of
the United States; that the government
alone is to be affected by any decree
entered in the case. and that the suit
Is one against the United States. and
beyond the jurisdiction of the court,
as the government cannot be made a
party to such suit without it's con-
sent The court also is asked to dis
miss the suit on the ground that the
bank has an adequate remedy at law.
and not by seeking injunctions in an
equity court.
MOTION on BEHALF
OF SECRETARY McADOO
The motion on behalf OF Secretary
McAdoo declares that the banks COM
plaint stated no cause of action against
him, since he ''is not concerned with
and has no powers, authority or
jurisdiction" with respect TO the i'm
lCnntinucd ON Thirl paqel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
BURY THEIR BABIES AT SEA
Survivor. Tell Pathetic Story Concern
ing Two English Women.

LONDON. May l0.-Mrs. Rose Lohden
and her daughter. of Toronto, survivors
OF the 1-usitania disaster. tell a pa
thetic story concerning two English
women who were rescued by the boat
In which the Lohdens left the steamer
One woman had buried her baby at
sea. The other, with a dead infant
held tightly to her breast, on being
taken from the sea into the boat, looked
for a moment at the child's face and
then said: Let me bury my baby" at
the same time placing the body in the
water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
.LUS|TAN|A SINKS
AFTER BEING HIT
BY ONE TORPEDO
Second Explosion Is Inter
nal One, Captain Tur-
ner Testifies.
HIS EVIDENCE CLEARS UP
MANY DISPUTED POINTS
Verdict of "Wholesale Murder"
Against German Emperor and
Government Returned.
BRITISH ANGER ON INCREASE
In Some Towns Of Considerable Teu-
tonic Population Serious
Rioting Occurs.
HIS EVIDENCE CLEARS UP
MANY DISPUTED POINTS
BRITISH ANGER ON INCREASE
DeatE, Roll Is l,I34

Especial Cable to The Times -Dispatch.I
LONDON. May 1O-The Cunnrd
Company Tonight mnde the follow
Ing ohicinl announcement;
"Thc number of passengers ahonrd
the LuEitania WINS .255.
"The crew numbered 85l.
"'Thc survivors number 752.
"'rhc death roll numbers 1.13t.
These figures are subject to slight
ynrlntion."
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BRANDS REPORT AS FALSE
Daniels Says Naval Demonstration in
New York Has Sot Been Cancelled.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1o.-Secretary
Daniels. Of the Navy Department,
branded as untrue the report original
ing in New York that President Wilson
had ordered Cancelled the naval dem
onstration at that port
There is absolutely nothing to the
rumor," declared the secretary upon
his arrival here tonight to attend the
reception at which President Wilson
addressed 1000 newly nationalized
citizens and their families