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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
NO FIGURES GIVEN
ON RECRUITING

LONDON. Dec 15.-In the House OF
Lords to-day. the Earl Of Derby. dircc-
tor Of recruiting. when questioned re-
Earding the results OF his recruiting
campaign. declined 60 give any figures
In advance OF Premier Asduith'E state
mcnt which will be made public next
week. The Earl declared. however that
I'VE were absolutely showed under" with
recruits last week and that the gross
number Of cnrollmcnts was very large
lie added that a. would BE- impossible Co.
call up the married men until the cOun-
try was absolutely convinced that single
men had come forward 90 enlist 20 such
au extent as Co leave only n ncFiiblc
quantity unacCountcd for We must
Keep faith to the pledge the Premier
gave tho married men, said the Earl.
Nobody can yet say whether or not tho
single men hrVc come forward On suf0-
ricnf numbers That will Be known
Tucfday"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
SORES OF FOUR YEARS
STANDING VANISH
Has Unusual Story Of Cure with
New Herbal Skin Balm.

Hou many times have v1u laid awake
watching for daylight ard waui be- able 10
ratch wink Of sleep. buf uoud uak~ in e.
moment o. - wtth skin that uaa ahrr with
Lcfemaf What would you have oct gwen
fqr cool akins no itching. and refreshing
alrrpt ~ roo are one n fhefr sufferers,
VEAhh Hil insure you the blessing Of =
hralfhT aklu free from flrhtng. a1rrurnn o.
burnlnE m BE- On herbal balm and has not
q harmful Ingredient in BE-
Ms Re-. rho lives 81 ~ Locurf sci. To-
iedo. o.. aayai n have used DIANA urh
great results and success for trouble which
ne doCfora pr0uouurr d Errrma bal sores
On ~ bad ard limbs and have hes- This naV
iur ne paaf Jour grara and tired many uaVs
a. obtain relief ard found none, Euf am
fappy 70 say that this preparation has entire
y cured NJ ard can snd siii indoft- 10
al that auher a. 7 did"
We ere ~ oniy druFrists IN this fo-a
frsu uhora D'EXMA. fh@ rrsat herbal bsiw-
fan BE- secured. Az ut today.
o. n oETEsT q CO.. ilas Narfst o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
DIGGS MARRIES
MISS WARRINGTON

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1b-Mnury I
Digs. who with j.. Drew Caminctti.
is under conviction boz the federal courts
married az Oakland Miss Martha War
raington with whom he made the trip
from Sacramento. Cal. 90 Reno. Nova-
da, that was used a. the basis Of his
conviction
According 10 Theoddfc Roche. an At
torney who assisted In the prosecution.
The only effect uiEEH' marriage to Miss
Warrington could have on tho case
would DO. IN tho event the United states
supreme court granted On new trial fu
prevent the girl az uigra' wife. again
witness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
PLOTTERS' CASE
GIVEN NEW TURN
Won Kooibergen Says He was Charged
To Dynamite Tunnel

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15-The Fed
eral investigation into the alleged Ger
man plots involving violation Of United
states neutrality which already have re-
suited in the indictment and arrest OF
Baron George Wilhelm won BrinCken,
connected with the German consulate.
G 6. Crowley. detective employed By
Franz Bopp. German consul general and
Mrs Margaret Cornell. a secret agent
employed by Crowley. received added i'm
petus here today from the publication OF
the affidavit alleged 10 have been sworn
to August q by Johannes Henrykus Won
Koolbergcn. "a civil engineer Of Mill Val
ley. Cal
Won Koolebergcn charged that ne was
employed by Consul General Bopp and
Won Erinckcn. with the knowledge and
assistance OF German Vice Consul Eek
hard Won Setback. TO dynamite a tunnel
or bridge In Canada.
Federal officials here said they re-
Corded Won kOolberEcn's affidavit. the
teNt of which was published In Provi-
importance and expected 10 to De- Of
great assistance TO them IN the trials
of the persons Indicated
George A. MCGOWAN. attorney for
Consul General Franz Bopp and
fathCr-in-lnW Of BARON won Hrinckcn.
who are charged by Won Koolbergcn
with having paid him money when thu
latter deceived them INTO believing
that be- had blown up a tunnel boz Can
ada. issued q statement today tu which
he vigorously denied the truth OF Won
kpolbcrEcn's story.
he termed the Indictment Of Won
Hrtnckcu a. nothing short 81 au out
rage upon Lieut.. won Hrlckcu 10th
Ing but a. speedy and complete vluulca-
ton can result from test OF this
charge. ne added.
McGowan in HE statement referred to
Won koolbcrEeu as AN adVeuturor and
n British spy"
Won Brinckcn. Crowley and afre.
cornell are at liberty on $4,000 bonds
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
NEGRO ATTACKS
WHITE WOMAN

PlrTSbU RICH. Pa. Dee. l5-Frank
richardson. negro. 3 years old. was
held for court today on charges Of at
tempting TO attack two white women
last night. by Magistrate John a. Fu-
gassi. in the Center avenue police sta
tiou.
The negro had only been released
from the Allegheny workhouse yester-
day afternoon. where be- had served 10
months for "a similar crime.
richardson was arrested by Fireman
Thomas BARLEY. of Engine Company
No. %. after chase Of several squares
over the iiil district At the hearing
today. De was Identified by both Of his
Intended victims.
About o'clock last evening Miss
Charlotte Montgomery 20 years old. IF
buqucsnc Heights. while on her way
10 the home Of her sister at 7O4 IunilIa
street was attacked hy a negro IN
Junilia street. She fought with her as
sailant and her cries brought aid The
negro fled and although pursued BY sew
oaL men. escaped.
Shortly after S:70 o'clock last night
Mrs. Lena Roll. OF 2Nf1 Crocket street
returning to her home from q nearby
grocery. was attacked within a few
doors Of her home Her cries brought
her husband, George Roll. who battled
with the negro. hut he finally broke
away and was pursued BY Mr.. Roll Re
shouted for police and Fireman hartley
intercepted richardson.
When taken Co the police station
Richardson was Identified a. having
been arrested and convicted Of having
attacked woman about year ago in
Roberts street. near MNlic avenue II
was later learned that be had been re-
leased from the wurkhouse yesterday
morning after haN ms served ten months.
Nt th' hearing this morning both
women Identified Richardson az their
assniiuut and informatione were made
hN the police commissioner.
William Wilkersun. "a negro. 20 years
Odd. accused &C attacknE Mrs Edward
Burnley. neErcss. 90 f6 Roberts stree.
Bro her uumc iaat evening. was sentenced
to pay SOC or serve six months in the
workhuuEc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
U. S. ARRAIGNBD
BY DR.. SHAW

MAAfilINsrDN. Dee fr-Nn az.
rniFufufnf 0f fhf United States az unit
fn mediate between the wnrrInr rnffDra
IN fnfnrF h'fHurr If denies runfIre fn
nffCn today ~ Ur Anna Howard shaw.
ffIirIug president before fur annual
convention NJ fhr National American
woman Suffrage Association
When Ur shaw 00nrfurrr amid rraaf
arpInuaf ffr association amended ffa
lHHr fl make boz honorary president fnr
I'VE rhr haH served f0r Do years nni
~ nuI1 rriIrr OF this convention
pffifInn said fl have been .InrrH
~ majority ~ fhr convention dele.
gnfeH vac rrfHfnfed durfnr the "a 81
We Carrie Chapman Gait ~ View
furf aaEInH Hrr f0 accent frr rrsaf.
nrufN Hhr .HIn nnf HuuiH accept If
tr0 Empire rHuraIFu rnmH0IffUr. nl
Hhlfh she DEL chairman. Consented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
No Child Is Naturally Lazy

Nujol, q pure whit mineral oil, 10 the
medically endorsed remedy for constipa-
ton. Nujol acts solely As . lubricant
oiling the intestinal tract, softening the
contents, and thus promoting easy normal
excavations. IL is not absorbed by the
system, and may be taken in any quantity
without harm. Hence IL 10 especially re-
commended for children.
Nuiol Is colorless, odorless and tasteless.
Over -, 900 doctors already have asked M
to send them samples of Nuiol.
Write for booklet, The Rational Treat
ment of Constipation" II your druggist
hasn't IL, we will send a pint bottle of
Nujol prepaid TO any point in the United
States on receipt of 75c-mOney order OF
stamps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
COMMISSIONERS TO
HOLD HEARINGS

CHARLESTON. W va. Dec Ia
IuhlC service commission urfIaIfItr
viii De conferred in various cities of the
atHt" during che next few days q
member Of fnr commission will go Co
IlkiuH Tor fn. purpose uf hearing rNI-
dguce following e. complaint made nf A
HhaifH hff'f about passenger service
between tunIfuu and TaNf un Tho Goal
and IUkr railroad
s. wDmhrr OF che commission will ru
Co bridgeport IununfN fu take raI.
druro following H urfIfinr sf OBJ. Urifr..
port natural tfHa Company Goo increase
Ifr rates Co. consumer
81 MnrtiurhurE ou InuUrrr o. one OF
tnc rummieaiUn Infmhrra ufIl hear etI-
NeurN fuIIuWInE IN complaint NU ff Reed
rainet fhr city OF MarfIrrnurr with
reference Co., flr water tsffm
The case uf tne cts uf Logan AGAINST
fhf Logan water company ua. arf fur
OIL hearing nf IurnU on InnuHrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
CARRY NO BOOZE
ON RAILROADS

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec. IB.-By
sgreement Of representatives OF the var
ious railroads operating In West Nir-
gtnia Intoxicating liquors carried in
labelled cartons. suit cases or other re-
cepticles viii not be accepted az personal
baggage after Monday. Decem Der 20. AZ
the operating departments OF these roads
comply with recommendations OF Coun-
sci Field to-day.
This action follows injunctio award
ed against the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
road Company by Circuit Judge Sam -
Littlepage, OF kanawha county. and the
" estern Maryland and Baltimore & Ohio
railroads. by circuit Judge +. NJ. Rey-
nolds. OF Mineral county.
The prohibition law OF the state pro-
vices that all packages containing over
one-half gallon Of Indicating liquor be
labeled and the prohibition department
believes that with the assistance Of the
railroad capitals - can bring the liquor
traffic In West Virginia 20 a minimum
never before attained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
ACQUITTED OF
ELECTION FRAUD

stein CHARGED with misdcu1eanor On con
nscfion with alleged election Irregular
ties nt enc urimarf election IN Hraddnck
IHFt September VS. found not guilty by
"a Jury here to-day GoIdafein was ac-
ruard 90 having official ballots On his
possession outside polling place and
later markinr and druoelfinr them in o.
ballot box Dec was ordered hV the
court to pay the costs Of the trial The
case was ODE first rruwlug out 20 the
recent election prohe to come up FOR
trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
GERMAN CROSS
Ccontinusd FrOm FIrst PAGE,


ed Frenchman's bed were the systems
views and orders regarding him. They
had been set down under these print.
ed headings:
Arrival. Religion. Nationality. Nour-
ishment, Temperature, Diagnosis. Doc
tors Orders.
He's making a fine recovery" said
the German nurse and smiled at hin.
He smiled back and we three CORE
spondents smiled, too. How pleasant
and cordial everybody in that little
group of hostiles and foreigners was!
sick man, proud nurse and three
men from distant lands who never
will see that man again. but the brief
surge OF human feeling at the bedside
had made them all kin.
True Germans, These Riddles.
! saw an officer reading a letter. He
looked up from the page. slapped his
thigh and said: Now. isn't that
nice! And nobody at all told them to
do It,"
What have they done?" said the
other German officer with the strained
enthusiasm with which one gives heed
TO stories about other peoples chill.
dren.
Why" said the first officer. folding
up the letter. they took their little
kriegskasse to the pastor last Sunday
and when he opened IL for them and
counted out the pfennigs he found
that they had saved 10 marks a/d 10
pfennigs. That was their little pres.
ent 10 the fund for the wounded and
they had saved IL all out Of the money
that their mother gives them every
sunday for sweets. / used 10 give
them that money when / was at
home"
He paused opened his wife's letter
AGAIN and repeated the words: And
NOBODY al all told them to do IL. Now
wasn't that nice,"
Leave u TO Kaisers Men.
Electric light. too" said the Ger
man correspondent. who was showing
your correspondent over the extremely
ornate but not very modern French
chateau where he and half a dozen Of
his colleagues az the front had been
Installed by the German military au-
thorities
How did you ever get electric lights
put in In these times and In this
placer ] asked
oh, the soldiers did 81 for Us" and
/ he added German soldiers can DO
anything. you know"
In little French town that has
been pretty well shot TO pieces there
stands an inn that Dr. absolutely up.
fcathed. The sign over the door reads
IS Ia Tranquilite"
Military pleasantries are often some.
what grim. Some soldiers just dis
charged from the hospital looked rue.
fully into each others eaunt faces one
Of the men relieved the strain and
vou a general LAUGH by singing out
90 his companion Hello. thou corpse
on furlouRh,"
Another Time a man who had made
hard struggle for life and was con.
graduating himself on his victory was
asked whore be- had come from
just jumped on the grave dig
gers spade be- replied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
rRIcrIoH oAusEp rnounEr.

LONDON. Dec Dc. 1895 o. m The
preliminary report Of the committee
which ig iuVretiFafinE the labor frnuhI.r
among the muuifIun workers DOB tho
iydr district was made public to-day fg
David Lloyd Efurrf. The minister oft mu.
milton. Tho committee finds that shin.
he munifl0n worker hHte certain ruh-
tanfinI rr0unia Tor complaint most .T
he difference really nrH.. from minor
local friction. exaggerated into Imruf. 10.
ance b. delay ln dealing with If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
HORNUNG GIVEN
IS YEARS In PEN

Colt MHI 81 Urr 1f John ffor.unr
FORMER cashier of the Dresden National
H1nt. at Ureadrn. ohio CHARGED Win
having appropriated fn hIa own uar fTl.-
600 Of fhe banks funds pleaded guilty
iu United states district court bore fn.
daV and uar rcntcuced fo f1 Yelra Boo
the federal prison az MoundsVilic. vs.
Va foruunr Ie go wears of aro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

XTOUR little boy or girl isn't
listless. apathetic, sleepy at
the wrong time naturally.
Something is wrong.
That something is usually consti-
patton.
Constipation is one of the greatest
dangers of childhood-not only in
childhood but because it is an in
sidious habit that grows and be-
comes chronic as the years go on.
Do not use catharties and strong purges
for children, except on doctors orders.
They weaken the natural process of evscu-
alton and are dangerously habit-forming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

that he had ever assaulted his wife
and that the affidavit from Mrs.
Drexel declared that her husband had
not dared charge her in the Paris case
with misconduct"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Princess Marie Jose of Belgium the nine yearod daughter
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth who England does
let the and the fate of her depre her spirits She
vyacOus and delights in animal The shows
her with her bull the Great Britain The Princess
the child of the royal house Belgium and the only
She born 1906 Ostend She joined
her brothers. Prince Leopold Babant
Eton and Prince Charles Theodore Prince Flanders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Up TO United states

VIENNA tby courier 90 Berlin Via
London. Dec -. ~ @. m.-The American
note relating 10 the Anc0na has not yet
been published by the Austrian news
paper; hence the contents OF the note
are known 10 only r. few ~ the most
prominent officials. One ~ the leading
men In Vienna has summed up the situ-
alton for the Associated Press a. fol
lows.
MY position requires me 90 keep iu
close touch with public sentiment ant
there Is no doubt what that sentiment
81. Whether tho United States breaks
OF relations with Austria Hungary rests
entirely with her
America could NOT lnlure ~ much
more. a. an open enemy then she. has al
ready done. She has supplied munitions
OF war 10 our enemies and beyond doubt
has prolonged the war which otherwise
would have been over long since our
diplomatic and consular Officers th~rs
have been shamelrsrly harrassed aud
Tersecuted aud have been grossly Insult
81 b. the press. The entente has re-
cruited soldier cu American soll. sub
marines sire constructed BOZ American
ship yards % OIL true That only parts
are made and taken into Canada for as-
sembling. but fne result ls the same a
great muuy America ar. fighting with
the French ard British armies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Can You Stand
the Pace at so p
Kellogg's Ssnitone Waters Make You
Strong and Husky as You
We're in Days Of Old.
5o-Cent Box FREE.

~ you're slowing no" on vitality. feel
nee tonic - take kciioggs sanltono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Officers will be nominated tomorrow
and elected Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
AUSTRIA UPHOLDS
tconaruod IRON FIRST Page,

nocent lives must be regretted and
deplored. cannot be disSpproved.
"On the contrary il he had depart
ed without destroying the Ancona II
would have been failure TO do his
duty. since the Ancona could have
notified other ships of his where
abouts. The loss of American lives
Is a regrettable. as well as that Amer
leans used a vessel belonging TO a
nation at war with Austro-Hungary.
Never Humiliate Navy.
naval writer and expert said to
the Associated Press correspondent
In a discussion on the demands of the
American note:
1T should be remembered that Aus
tria's fleet is her favorite child its
honor and prestige are treasured to
the highest degree The government
might possibly yield points in a mat
ter affecting the army. but disavowal
OF an act Of an Austrian naval officer
is hardly thinkable in any but alb
normal circumstances. I am certain
tina II would have 10 be a very eX-
IRENE case. indeed. which could JUS
tify In the eyes OF all Austrians any
humiliation OF 2 naval officer at the
behest of a foreign power
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
ANU Sc NJ E N is
End of Week Mt the Thentcrs.


Every theater in town has worked
overtime this week, so that with the
closing performances tonight every
actor and Snowman in town--even
those on the screens-will doubtless he
glad TO rest. with nothing TO do until
Monday.
When the curtain comes down at
the Bijou, after two shows to-day, the
highly successful week OF Officer Csc"
Will come to an end. and the company
Will devote it's whole attention TO next
weeks bill. The Big Idea" by a. T..
Thomas and Clayton Hamilton.
AZ the Strand. Elsie Janis will be
seen for the last time-certainly in
that theater--in Betty in Search of q
Thrill" For the first half OF next
week the Strands attraction will he
the novelty afforded I'm the presentation
OF two stories In one picture-"Boo-
ties Baby" and The Man on the Case"
For the last half comes Blanche
Sweet. supported by House Peters, in
stolen Goods"
At the Colonial again to-day will be
seen that John Warner OF the screen.
that immensely popular movie actor,
Francis y. Bushman, the favorite
matinee idol Of flmdom. in the photo
dramattzation of "Graustark," George
Barr McCutcheon's tale Of romance
adventure and love behind the throne
Mr.. Bushman. Of course. plays the role
Of Lorry. while Beverly Bayec an
nears as the Princess Yetive. For
Monday and Tuesday comes Emily
Stevens In Cora" and on the same
days will be shown the reunion pic.
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05
ANTl-SAL DON LEAGUE
REPORTED TO HAVE SLATE
Snid to HIVE Picked Its Candidates for
House and Scnntc from Richmond.
No Authoritative Announcement.

Candidates for the Legislature in
Richmond, and their active supporters.
are stirred by the report current yes
! terda% OF conference held by the
Anti-Saloon League leaders. at which a
slate is said TO have been drawn which
! will be later publicly Endorsed by the
! league.
! The Anti-stloon League slate. il was
reported. carries only the names OF can
! dtdates for the State Senate and House
! OF Delegates. II being agreed that the
| league can exert n stronger influence in
the August primary by taking no stand
on the question Of filling municipal
| Offices. and concentrating it's strength
and influence on the effort to elect those
candidates for House and Senate who
are closest to the cause for which the
| league is lighting.
1t was further stated that the State
leaders of the Anti-Saloon League have
encouraged local leaders in every city
and county Of the State to adopt the
slate system wherever it may be found
practicable, giving the leagues in
dorsement to such candidates as may
be willing to pledge themselves to ad-
vocate and vote for a code OF LIQUOR
laws in the next General Assembly that
Will accomplish nearly as possible
| the total determination OF the liquor
traffic in Virginia. by providing IRON
clad laws, the rigid enforcement OF
! these laws, and severe penalties for
! their violation.
| Speculation is rife among the local
! politicians regarding the Anti-Saloon
/ League slate. The popular impression
among those most active in the pend
! ing campaign is that the league will
! throw its vote and influence TO James
| z. Cannon and G. w. Hardwickc for the
state Senate, and against Louis o. Wen
| denburg and Morgan r. Mills. The
| names for the House OF Delegates
favored by the league are supposed to
be the following: James r. Jones. who
Is running on an Anti-Saloon League
ticket: William A. Crenshaw, James b.
L!ghtfoot. Jr.. Graham b Hobson and
: II. I. Bowden. the last named being
! the union labor candidate.
The story told of the conference re-
lates that none OF the candidates for
the Legislature was taken into the con-
! hdence of the dry" leaders. with the
exception of James r. Jones. for the
House. the names were picked for the
slate because these candidates were re-
! garded as more inclined to accent the
principles of the league than the others
The same conditions governed the dry"
leaders in picking their candidates for
| the Senate
No confirmation OF the reported ac-
ton of the league men was obtaina BILE
yesterday. but In local political circles
the report is given full credence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-05

Blackstone, are visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs c. G. DOYLE. of Newport News.
is the guest OF Mrs. George w. koner
in Richmond.
Mrs. Charles l.. Petit, of Norfolk, ha
been spending several days hero with
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. H. seldom
TAYLOR.
Mss Jane Nicely. Of Portsmouth. is
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Conduit at
their home here.
Mrs. l. II. Adams and Miss Mary
Adams OF I.ynchburg. are visiting
friends in Richmond and Petersburg.
Mrs. y. H. Hunt. Of Portsmouth,. has
been spending this week with friends
in this city.
Mrs. II. s Hirsh and her children, OF
i.ynchburs. are spending some time in
this city.
Miss Moili" I.ottier. who has been
visiting relatives in Newport News. has
returned 10 Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs C. r. Claiborne. Of
LynchbnrH. are spending some time in
this city.
Miss NJ Lee Goodwin is visiting her
sister. Mrs James W. Ballard. in Fair
fax.
Mrs. stuart Lottier and her children.
or Newport News, are the guests Of
relatives in this city.