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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

For the year ended June 20. 1914, the
Massachusetts, Gas and Electric Company
has made public it's report, which shows
that both the gas and electric lighting and
power companies made good gains over the
preceding fiscal year
Aggregated gross earnings ~ Sl5,O5l,l35
panios, as compared with 3lt,0gl. 49, Tor
the preceding year. Net prohts ~ the sew
enty companies were 81. 800. O76. as against
s3,979,7l7, and after payment OF dividends
and other charges against surplus there
was a total deficit Of a06,2iG, as com
pared with a deficit Of SG,l2i for the pre-
ceding year.
OF the total companies included In the
report hve did not earn expenses. as com
pared with seven the year previous, and
there we're fourteen companies which did
not earn sufficient to pay dividends. as
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rENNSYLNANIA co. GUARANTEED 81
PER Gent, TRUST CERTIFICATES
SEKIES "B" DUE 1914.

Pursuant to terms ~ agreement dated
September !, 1897, and supplemental agree
ment dated February /, 1901, th" under
signed invites tenders 81 above ,-r'ihctirs
for sale and delivery As of August H.. 1873.
to the extent uf Sl00 600, the sum nov pay
able 20 sinking fund
Scaled tenders addressed to Glrhrl Trust
Company, Trustee, penu~yIFInll company
Guaranteed -. per cent Trus' 'ortinct'es,
Series r. VIII b., received uulIl ~ M,
July 81. 1919.
GlRARD Trust COMPANY. Trustee.
GEORGE STUART 81. TREASURER.
Philadelphia. Ia, July 10, 1875,
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a5.OOO,OOO Mortgage by Gns Com

RivERHEAp, y. Y, July o2-The Long
Island Gas Corporation, 80 Church
street. Manhattan. which operates light
ing plants at sag Harbor and South
ampton, this morning filed "A s1,OO0,OOo
mortgage upon its property, taken by
the Brooklyn Trust Company. The cor
poration is 10 buy In existing COM
panies. enlarge and extend Its own prop
critics and those purchased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. July 22.-Baldwln Lo-
connective was the outstanding feature
of the local stock market, selling from
i3M to 1874 ON heavy trading. Cam
bria Steel and Cramp were other firm
spe"ialties. Little change WAS quoted
elsewhere. Bonds were very dull. The
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Chicago Pneuma-
tic Tool adv aus.d . points, with the trad
ing active. Swift continued to re-
tlect steady absorption Other issues un-
changed to a fraction lower. with Stew
art-Wdruer under moderate pressure.
Chicago Railways IS were rather heavy.
Balance Of list dull The summary:
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Chicago urIington&Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds
Que February |. 1922.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT in
pursuance OF the Trust Agreement dated
December |, 1881, by and between the Chs
cago, Burlington 4 quincy Railroad Conn
pany and The Sew England Trust Conn
pany. the following Denver Extension Four
Fer Ceni. Bonds due February 1. I92s. Of
said Railroad Company. Issued under said
trust agreement, have been drawn for pay
mcnt. viz:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
The New Anaconda.

Anaconda new stock sold Yesterday
for the first time and AmalgarHted dis
appeared from the board. The first sale
was at 20. The market was a relatively
small one.
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THE pITTSBURG ARKET

PI%rrsBuRG. July 22.-crucible Steel
common, Ohio Fuel oil, Union switch
and signal and Westinghouse Electric
were the local stocks to record losses,
the declines. however. not exceeding a
point. Other shares we're quiet and
The summary:
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Rorden's Condensed MIX Company.

bMMpN STOCK DIVIDEND 80 10,
\ seni-annual dividend Of +N has been
declared on the Common stock ~ this
COMPANY, payable August ltth. 1915. 20
~iorkhollcrs ~ record July 3lst. 1913.
Rocks clos" July 3lst. 1918. at ~ " and
open August 18Th, 1915. at 10 A. NJ checks
mailed, r u SHOVE Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

$45, 900, 900
GOVERNMENT of the DOMINION OFCANADA
SO GOLD NOTES
$25, 900 900 due August I, 1916
S2OOOOO 600 due August l., 1917
Interest payable February and August
Bot" principal nd tce" pwohs either at the Agency of the Bank Of Montreal tn NswY York City, in
United State" old ~n" ~ the option {" the hod~.a the Bank {" Montreal in Montreal
tn" %d~n" rp~~"a% the Notes and all ryot in discharged hereof are to be exempt from all present ndhm~
msi imposed by the Government of the Dominion Of Canada
Thee %e" arr to be convertible the option oft holder at any time uv to three mohs before
par the tnmyvu bonds to nature Aa L. 1885, to be free from any right p~
redemption to be payable principal and interest," in Nwl k City In United
be similarly free from taxes imposed BY neD Dominion
of Canada including any Canadian income tax
Ws"~% m at The c~or"ot@ fine Dmonq cma~ u @bm~ further sums tn United States
during The current calendar year.
The details fine hmr ODE passed upon bm ~wL Francis Lh Sn Esq., m YORK;
adL OMeK A. ,Omu
We fife the bmen notes for subsriHona thu NHouingp Ms
The one year notes at 100 and interest,"
The uO year notes at 9H and mtps
DESCRIPTION BOOK VIII BE OPENED At NONWK A. NJ, ATURDAY JULY a. 1915 AND WILL BE
CLOSED Al 70 OCLNK NOON OR EARLIER THE SME DY.
HE RIGHT BREsmuEDw REHcr Any AM ALL APPLICATIONS ND Ao IN NY cAsEw AWARD
A SMALLER AMUrNT THAI APPLIED R
Hi AMOUNT DUE MOTMENT WILL BE PAYABLE IT TIE OFFICE OF P MORGAN & CO. ~ NEW
TEMPORARY VOTES IL BE DELIVERED PENDING THE EN@uNG or TIL EuNnuE NOTES
J. P. MORGAN e CO. BROWN BROTHERS & co.
BANK OF MONTREAL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL CITY BANK
NwY York; July & 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

Exports yesterday. 1851 bales. To-
tai thus far this season. S.265, 0sS bales,
against 9.0O3, 97S bales last year.
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sBid.

Spot cotton at New York was quiet,
with 10 points decline. Middling. 9.l5c.
Southern spot markets were unchanged,
with New Orleans S.63c., Galveston
S.75c.. Savannah She, Houston S.65c.,
Augusta s.50c. and Memphis s.62c.
The New Orleans market closed
steady. Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

Eleven A, NJ. bids to Liverpool were ::
March. S.l6c October, 9.l6c. January,
9.1jc. TIE mark I there is due TO open
to-day - TO l point decline.
Receipts and stocks were.
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RONDS
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July Grading was
liRht In this market. Consolidated
Power was l., lower and United Railway
incomes lost y. The summary:
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The Idveroool marke; opened quiet.
with a fair demand. There was a good
Business ia spot cotton, viii middling
> "" It's advance at i.19d. Sales, 1900
bales; receipts, 1000 bales. all Amer
lOdl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

twelve months ended MAY ~, 1914. when
preferred dividends we're higher by S33 3ss,
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The New England Trust Company

TO THE OE tERTIIU NIfS
OF DEPOSIT REPREsENTI>G nj
SIN PER tENT. FIVE WEAK
COII.ATEk\ " GOLD NOTES
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hicago prices :

New York wheat prices we're
Open. High. Low. Clos
r ing. est. est. ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
FORMER WHEELING
MINISTER is DEAD

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-After an ill
ness for several weeks. the Rev.
George r. Hite. pastor of Trinity
Methodist church In Newburg. y. \,
died this afternoon in White Plains.
The Rev " Hitc was % native or
West virginia and a. various times
had held pastoratss in Albany. y. y.
PITTSBURGH and Wheeling tie was al
one time presidinI elder Of the Wheel
Iug district Mr. uite came 20 the
Ne" burg church about two years aeo
from Albany
The remains viii be taken TO West
Virginia for iutermeut
News of the death Of Dr. Hite was
received in this city with regret uy
the many who remember the former
pastor of flr North Street. zane
street and Chaul.ne Street Methodist
Episcopal churches Dr Uito was prc-
siding 'ld"r for tho Wheeling district
from lss2 to 1855 and later was trans
ferred to the parkor-bure district
Iie was married to Miss Mary pnippe
60 school teacher Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
MUST DIE
Hans Schmidt, Catholic Priest Con.
Victed Of Murder Refused New
Trial by Supreme Court.

ALBANY. N Y. Nov. 2s.-Tho
Judgment CousICtuE Hans Schmidt.
the former N'w York priest. Of the
murder of Anna AumuIlor was upheld
hF the court OF appeals today Judge
Cardozo wrote the opinion in wuion
an the judges coucurcrd
Schmidt, who was performing the Of.
ho"s of q priest af So. Jo-pph's Church
tn New York city was arrested Sep.
tembcr 10. 1913. and confessed jo the
police that hc had Killed Miss NumulL
o.. whose di-wemh'IDu body had been
found Ir rho NDrfr ffsr
The fr 'r.aI resulted .u disagree.
w'uf HIf second trial ended in n
conviction. Later Schmidt ropudiatcl
DIS confession and the case was car
ri'd to the Court of Appeals ON the
ground chat the comics ion was false
and THAT Miss NumuT.r. death was
The result of an illegal operation.
Today opinion holds that no court
has power fo lranf now trial upon
That ground. az "thr statute gives rov-.
or to rrant o. new trial only whore %
appears that fhD evidence 10 produced
mirhf have changed fnr verdict Do #,
bias been discovered since tho trial
and f Ia NOT cumulative and OBJ.
failure 'n produce If was not nvIr-
fU wont off diligence"
Tho opinion also pofvfa out that
Schmidt WT. NOT convicted upon Ns
r.na uf u.I.E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
FUNERAL SERVICES YEsTER.
DAY WERE ATTENDED
BY IMMENSE CROWDS.
Late High School Leader Il
Eulogized In Eloquent Ser
mon BY DR., Terry.

WIN impressive services that were
attended by thousands. the final low.
ing tribute was paid yesterday TO tne
late William II. Parker. captain on
Dne wheeling High school football
team, who lost his life Saturday. ar
Iuckhannon. where. with his team. he
was making an effort to win the State
scholastic championship. Short sery-
ices we're held at the family home ON
th' Island. and the remains were then
removed 10 the First Presbyterian
'HuI'h' where in the presence of one
81 'ne laGEest crowds TO attend a fu-
neral IN this city in recent years. the
i's' loNlhg tribute was paid the dead
captain OF his team. Rev. Claude por-
ter Terry. ID. D.. pastor of the FIRST
Presbyterian church. was assisted nv
Or James "a. Littell. of the Second
United Presbyterian church. and Rev.
W. {. Hartinser. Of the Thomson NJ.
T. church
Following the services at the church
the remains were conveyed to Green.
wood cemetery. where thev were low.
cred TO their last resting place. Sery.
ices al the grave were attended nv
only the family and a few immediats|
friends, together with the football
squad Six teammates and former
chums of the departed leader acted az
pallbearers. They were Lee Ritz. Ma.
'hanicl Cofey Charles letters. Thorn.
as Schoheld. George Wagner audi
Coach Guy Holden.
More than four thousand persons
Yesterday afternoon went TO the First
Presbyterian church. where thcyI
made an effort 10 hear the final trih.
ute that was being paid one OF theI
most highly respected and esteemed
young men OF the city The building.
which seats something over zoo wasI
filled TO the limit. and II was said fhatI
1900 people were crowded within theI
walls. while three times that numberI
tlled the churchyard and stood onI
Chapline street.
Shortly after 1880 o'clock the stu
dent body of the high school arrived
and by O'Clock. the time for the SER
vices TO open. the building was filled
and IL was impossible for the major
liy o. the great throng 10 get near|
enough to hear the beautiful sermon
that was delivered by Rev. Terry in
memory OF one whose life had BEEN
$50 suddenly ended in the midst OF its
usefulnes
a squad OF police handled the crowd
Continued on Page sevenO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

k'mrn German importer and Ok
porter u.fH office. r,r. and a.r.-.
testified .r '.. TRIAL uf r. r... nrsrt
NIdNrN Machine .frr ..ur.. Eur.-
and Joseph IprrrrHan.. a. official.
"i ."N I.HmhUr. American .r. e..
pro '0.fr.I HI'. .Hr.u .u..a.. .. .H..r.
directed fH. I0HIIr. and F....I.U...
"i sixteen t''I. fD f|. r...r af Ii
.a.I dozen nI mon. German .4r.I...
Isolated from uprI.. r Obj. tfIart..
''N IIf.I. N.UfU. T.. ....r....
".... virtually opened fH. ....rr.
H''' 'f. followed ..... .#Ur..
'' '.. jury hE Uu..r U Wood t....t.
'r' '"''. State. I...r.I. .f.rrl.
n which ". wood sa.d ff.f f.s sne
nfrm'r' would ah0a haf ..I. f.f.rF
ar'. rod. UarrH ahod os.r ... Ua.
and F.H'In. uf IIo United ..at.. ..
rnr rfu0uIr Hr NJ hos. .... arg
.rrf'I." IaI been nero ..sr. .f
pepper
william fond ,o1u.s. f.. H. OLD.
irndar's offered f1 rar..d. .....-
charges rf f.a e1.errmrr. .r.......
twelve a'rlmrra and .n Dbl. ......
.'n' admitted flaf Ur Hur.I and Dbl.
afs00.af0a bad cent ruf fH. .......
al rharr'f fn meet German r4r.U...
i1 irn Atlantic and deliver I... ..r
rI.ea Nr HHrd .aII Haf 'n .HF..a
these r..a.I. I." .TsufH Hara srf
Coonunusa on ras. s-v.n5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
FOR DEFENSE
Is KEYNOTE
OF MESSAGE WILSON is PRE-.
PAIRING TO READ TO
CONGRESS.
Will Give Reasons For Strength
ening Army and Navy
Other Legislation.

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Nov. %
President Wilson's next annual ad.
dress 10 Con-ress. 10 was learned daa.
uitoly tonight. will be- devoted prima.
uly 10 q discussion of national do
frnse and tho subject OF revenues.
though if Will refer to other IerisIs-
tive questions which the President OK.
poets Congress to act ON during the
coming session.
The Pre- idcut has not completed
tho message. TO which ho has devoted
practically an of his time for tho last
week Uo discussed the subjects TO
Do dealt with at today's cahine- meet.
ing and uu3uimuy OF opinion was
reached by The official family as fU
what was t0 be th, general character
of the document
Reasons Tor afronlfhorire the army
and navy af fhis time viii ho cmpha
'1Dd at leuefh by rho President
For defense" win ho fn. keynote
Of hIs argument and declaring that
tho United States ha. humanitarian
m .asion off peace bon tho world bs win
ire.at that under present conditions.
when aU Europe is 100 war. tHe United
states must br ready to defend ra
right 'o independence and freedom
from mo'os'afion
Tho continental army plan proros.
rd hF Secretary Garrison for tho train.
irr uf i.H Nu citizen soldier. in tho
nfyi three year.. Ir annual contingent
of $4,000 H fo t, STRONGLY supported
Tho navy plan al-U will hr poirf.-
rII'1uou nIfr export. and after taking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Conn. coal merchant. had I'm Jun,
1908 houEht the New Uaven's tO9 90
shares of Boston and Maine az SI25
share. without putting un cent Q
money uf HIs own. having bee
fr1rtod BOO tho transaction hv the Ne,
Haven. and Chat nine months Iatei
f.r Sew Haven Ir r-uonsa to an p
WIrF from fhe Massachusetts, ieu.
H'wr reported chat DO d.d NOT contrc
'.. fn'k directly or indirectly
a year 'af'.. June 1909. the leri.
IH'rrD passed f.s Hor0r Railroad
"..I.u. company as. which rcrmitfc
on. N." Haven fn hold IHr posf0N
N..r. '"rHu.H Chat company Th
N.N Haven fI.r BOUGHT tho stool
N... from billiard Ht f.-.. which rrffo
..w a profit of f-....II iu thr deal
Bankers Bought More.
Meantime 1'fhuH.H fhr Nrw Hnve|
bad Tr0 uwahIt Invested Itself of 4
BOSTON a. Maine shares Charles 4
N'|Iru. arrnrf.r. fU HIa testimony al
fHur.lHI k.dd.r Peabody a. CrmuauI
fu acquire $4,000 share. additional Il
h'.I'n account fTH admitted th
'r H.I fIU resource Of tho sci
u.IHrd NHti.afI0u company. q sci
I'HNrr concern hr authority ~ "A
director. and chat EIfIer. poabod
A. '.mrHr. obtained rnr f.u b.11
..'' off NH.'nr a. Maine nroferrI
'".e a' f.. and fffs. shares of "A
common stock af 900 Tho U0mmo|
.".N af chat time Wal. selling III
M'..'n said at between .'N and Il
'Nr whole rH.f rrrrrH a. about 81
100000 nr between 100000 and sf01
'n In rNc0.. off th, market value 4
the securities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
IMPROVE SEVERAL
STATE BUILDINGS

CHARLESTON. W Va. Nov. %
Contracts have been let by the State
Board OF Control for work in various
state institutions. improvements
proposed include heating and plumb
ing in Science Han. Marshall College
HUNTINGTON. electric wiring. heatind
and plumbing In State hospital al
Weston, plumbing. Shepherdstowr
Normal. heating apparatus in addition
t1 Mechanical Hall University. Mon
-anfown. and heating apparatus Id
department of medicine there. Thd
contracts were let to Huntington
Charleston. Clarksburg and Frederick
Nd. contractors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
SHIP SUNK WAS
GERMAN CRUISER

LONDON. Nov "A. 2.22 q. m-A
dispatch tO the Daily Telegraph from
PetroErad says
The German guardsu-p sunk by
Russian destroyers near Lihau Is semi.
officially stated 20 have been a cruiser
armed with 3i2 and 4Iuch guns and
having q crew Of 200. only twenty Of
whom We're saved The fight was "a
very short one
Tho Petrograd official communira.
ton OF Monday announced that iu tho
Baltic sea on November 20 Russian
torpedo boats near W.udaI (which lies
To tho north of Libaul sank a German
patrol steamship The communication
added That 100 soldiers were taken
prisoners and that the Russians sui.
f"red mo- loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

FAlRNONT, W. Va. Nov. %
Postmaster c. E. Manley. when
seen at his office in the Federal
building tonight refused to COM
ment on the charges filed AGAINST
him In Washington, aIleqinu i'm.
moral conduct. ~ have not re-
eeiVed official notification Of the
charges, nor do ! know what
charges have been made against
me-" ssid Mr.. Manley. Until
am fully acquainted with he
charges, II any have been made.
cannot talk about the matter.
Later. II 7 am charged with any
offenses in the office now hold.
] will meet the charges in the
proper place and proper manner.
Further than this he would not
talk.
As result Of the Investigation
conducted by Assistant United
States Attorney Harry n. Byrer
and Postofee inspectors Robert.
son and Cuni, Il was announced al
II o'clock that the arrest OF about
80 persons who are aileaed to
have been concerned in the recent
Strike" at the local office will be
made tomorrow
Arrests Today.
Warrants will be issued by
(continusd on Page Ten.O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
STATE OF ANARCHY
EXISTS IN PERSIA

WASHINGTON. Nov. Dispatch.
es Of semIofficial nature received in
Washington indicate that practically a
state Of anarchy exists in Persia. Ac-
cording TO the reports troops Of vari-
Gus nations are doing as they please in
certain sections, government being
poUcrlcss 20 curb their action.
Government officials are said 10
nave fled from the section i'm which
the most serious conditions prevail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
FILE CHARGES
AGAINST P. NJ.
AT FAIR MONT
SIXTEEN IN ALL AND ARE
OF A VERY GRAVE
NATURE.
Manley Declines TO Discuss Nat
ters-"S Strikers" to Be
Arrested Today.
Intelligencer Bureau.
Washington, Nov. az


Congressman Sutherland called
to-day ~ the office OF First Assis-
tsnt Postmaster General D. c.
Roper, and presented formal writ
ten charges against Postmaster
Charles e. Manley, OF Fairmont.
The charges are sixteen in num-
Der, made and signed by Sylvester
Clayton, and are accompanied by
seventeen affidaVits in substantial.
ton Of charges. Clayton and all
the men making the affidavits
have been connected with the
postoftiee at Fairmont. and were
either discharged or resigned their
positions a week ago. The charges
among other things allege gross
immortality, use Of profane LANG
uage TO employees, ineompetency.
and violation Of postal regulations.
Mr.. Sutherland requested an i'm
mediate and thorough invcstiaa-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

NEW NORK-A prominent Federal
otictat announced here that Captain
soy-Ed, the naval attachc to the Ger.
man embsscy at Washington. will
probably figure In the trial Of the
Hamburg American line offici In
New York An attempt will be made
tc directly connect Captain Boyd
with ? fund cf s75o.OCO. which the
prosecution will seek TO show was
sent him at the aesinning OF the war
by the German government. Its pur.
pose was to coal end supply German
commerce raiders in the north and
south Atlantic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

NEW YoRK-A week aao few peo.
pie knew Of the existence Of Mrs. Iu.
eretia Roberts, sheriff Of Santa Cruz
county, Arizona, but since her arri-
val IN the metropolis 70 sell some Of
her mining stock in order TO procure
money for the building Of a tubereu-
losis sanatorium in Arizona, some.
where near Nogales, she has become
the subject Of much comment.
In her broad-brimmed western SOM
brero, her riding boots, plain suit and
Jaunty silk neck scarf. she has been
the center Of much curiosity in the
hotel where she is stepping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
rHE wEArHEp

WARRINGTON. Nov 1l ror.-a.t.
West virainia.r Pair wsfurafap and
TnurH"Hv
Wrnfrrn rruuuVI VIVania.. Partly fTuuFv
WrNrrHdav. Thursday frir
ohio. Partly cloudy wednesday and
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
THOUSANDS PAY LOVING
TRIBUTE TO CAPT. PARKER
Can't Agree
on LuSitQniQ
Hden1nitieS

WASHINGTON. Nov. ga series
of conferences between Secretary Ian
sing and Count Won Bernstorff. the
German ambassador. has failed thus
far TO bring the United States and
Germany near an early settlement of
the issues which grew out of the sink
ing OF the Lusitania. with loss of
more than 100 American lives. II
was said today by persons in a posi-
tiOa 40 know that the points Of view
of The TWO governments stin were
widely different.
In German circles the belief was
expressed that a satisfactory agree
meni could not be reached without ar
bi'r. ion. Officials of the state de
pertinent were more optimistic. how
ever. the opinion seeming TO prevail
.tfa ultimately Germany would come
into th" American way Of viewing the
situation.
Secretary Lansing and Count Won
Bornstorff have an agreement not 10
talk about the subject of their last
conference. 10 h. taken for granted in
official circles however that the Lusi.
tania case was one of the matters dis
cussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
BUT THREATEN TO ABROGATE
ALL SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
Complications
In Greece VIII
Soon be Ended

SALoNIKI. Nov. 22. p. m. via
Paris. Nov. %. l:45 p. MN view OF
the complications In the relations OF
Greece and the entente powers. Denys
Cochin. minister without portfolio in
the French cabinet. abandoned his
purposed trip TO the front and left yes
terday on board Greek cruiser for
Athens
From 2 person who is in a position
10 be fully informed on the situation,
the Associated Press correspondent
learns that King Constantine assured
Earl Kitchener. the British secretary
of war. that he had never considered
dlsarming or interning entente allied
troops who might take refuge on
Greek soil. though number of Aus
trians. including several officers. are
now inteTned in Greece.
Concerning the friction that has
arisen between Greece and Great
Britain and the "CoerciNc measures"
which the British insist in no sense
constitute a blockade. b. was stated
the King regards this situation the re-
suit OF misunderstanding and easily
remediable