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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
ASK FOR AID
United States Appeals 70 Turkish
Government for Relief for
Armenian Christians.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April 81
An appeal for the relief Of the Arme
nlan Christians in Turkey. following
reported massacres and threatened
further outrages. was made TO the
Turkish government to-day by the
United States.
Acting upon the request OF the Rus.
sian government. submitted through
Ambassador Bakhmeteff. Secretary
Bryan cabled Ambassador Morgen.
thau. At Constantinople. to make rep
reservations TO the Turkish govern.
ment asking that steps be taken for
the protection OF imperilled Arme-
mans and prevent the recurrence OF
religious outbreaks
Ambassador Bakhemefeff called al
the state department late today with
n dispatch from his government.
which Included an appeal to the Presi.
dent Of the United States for aid for.
warded through the Russian govern.
ment from the CatholicOs Of the Ar.
menian church a. Etchmaidzin in the
Caucasus. Russia being a. war with
Turkey, could not conduct neEotia.
tions directly In the matter.
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BATTLES ARE
MOST VITAL
FIGHTING ON GALLIPOLI PEN
NSULA IN EAST AND AT
YPRES IN WEST.
Means Much to Opposing Armies.
Germans Checked in France
But Reports Conflict.

LONDON, April 27.-On the narrow
rocky Gallipoli peninsula In Turkey
and on a restricted front stretching
northward from Ypres, in Belgium
TWO OF the most vital struggles OF the
war are now in progress. Neither
struggle has yet reached a stage
which would permit Of a prediction OF
the ultimate result.
In the Gallipoli peninsula fighting
picturesque assortment of allied
troops landed Sunday, supported by
the nre or the warships, are trying 10
oatter their way through thousands
or German-ofhcered Turks in an ef
fort 10 fsros thu Dardaneiles-the
main gateway OF the Ottoman empire
and reach Constantinople.
According to the British claim the
attack Is progressing. but a Turkish
communication received tonight de.
elares that. although the allies landed
FORCES at four points, these forces are
Deing beaten back TO the coast. while
the Moslems in the French ranks are
deserting the Tri-color and casting
their lot with their co-religionists.
Equally contradictory are the Off
clal statements concerning the fight
ing In the vicinity of Ypres. II would
appear that the German Offensive
north Of that city. which resulted In
their recent gain OF nearly three miles
mas reached its limit and that. a
though the Germans hold most OF the
ground they gained. the question now
Is whether they have sufficiently con
solidated the new line to retain IL.
British on Offensive.
The rush over, the British troops
are now said to have taken the offens
which tn Grmans capturd Will thfYN
I've and are striking toward st Julien
which the Germans captured while
the French on the British left moi
only have pushed the Germans from
Lizerne. their new lodgment on the
west bank OF the canal nearest Calais
but have crossed the canal and hold
Hetsas, on the east bank.
The German official communication
or to-day. which records no progress FOR
the German troops. admits that the Rri'-
ish took the offensive toward St Julien
but insist that tho successive attacks
broke down.
Some sections Of the British press pro-
Tess the delief that the crisis in the
new battle. or series of battles. for she
French coast has passed. but others ara
OF the opinion that the end r. not vet
The fate OF Calais still hangs IN N .
balance. says the Evening News The
Germans are not disheartened They
are not starving and they are capable OF
great sustained offensive In Flanders. .
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BRIDGE BURNS
s250.oo0 Structure Connecting Detroit
With Belle Isle. Ruined-Many
Have Marrow Escape.

DETROIT. April 27.-Bene Isle
bride. connecting Belle Isle and De-
troit a. East Grand boulevard ana
Jefferson avenues. three miles from
the center Of the city. was practical
ly destroyed by FIRE late this after
noon. shortly after the outbreak OF
the IRE the entire center of the bridge
collapsed and fell into the river. The
fire ls said 10 have caught from a tar
WAGON crossing the bridge.
4 city engineer estimated the to-
tai damage at $4,000 and said the
bridge. the only one which links de-
troit 20 Belle isle. will have TO be
entirely rebuilt
Fircmcn were Obliged 10 employ
spectacular methods % prevent n nos
eiblo spread Of the flames Fire boats
poured tons of water on the structure
as dozens uf hrcmcn hacked away a.
the center span Rcscucrs with boats
ana life preecrvers stood hy. but no
one was injured when the middle sec
ton crashed into the river a few
moments before a stin wind had driv-
bridge.
When tho fire was discovered rnanv
automobiles we're on the island. and
one daring driver. after a Wild dash.
puotcd his machine safely 10 the
mainland Uoats. large and small
carried hundreds of people hack 10
Detroit The heat had made RelIa
Isle an attractive spot this afternoon.
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ACTION TAKEN AT MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE DIREC-
TORS YESTERDAY.
r. c. Kirk Elected to Presidency
and to Succeed II. c. Franzheim
on Directorate.
special Dispatch to the Iniellieencer.

special lhspatch 10 the lnfelligencer.
STEUBENNILLE. o.. April 27-W.
ID. Crawford. who has been president
OF the la Belle Iron Works for two
years. resigned at the monthly meet
ing OF the board OF directors here to-
day. C. Kirk. who has been sec
retary and treasurer. was elected
president TO succeed Mr.. Crawford
Mr.. Kirk was also elected to the board
Of directors to succeed II. c. Franz
helm, deceased. Mr.. Crawford still
remains on the board OF directors.
II Is known that Mr.. Crawford has
contemplated resignation for some
time, but only acted to-day. No rea-
sons for his action are given. II is
understood that friction on the board
Of directors between the Wheeling
and New Castle factions has existed,
and Mr. Crawford would not ally him
self with either faction Mr.. Craw-
ford's action is regretted here. as he
has had a lifelong experience in the
business
Mr.. Kirk Is fully equipped by expe-
rience for the position TO which be
was elected.
improvements were discussed but
no action was taken as TO when they
will be started. The plant IA running
50 20 so per cent.
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STUDENTS CHECK FIRES.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. April 81
The students of Pennsylvania state
college have been active this week
a. hghters of the forest fires. and 10
them is given credit for the checking
of serious fires on Bald Top mountain
and In the BarrOns. Late Yesterday
IRE broke out in the Barrons and
LOO students went 70 the scene In a
special train Of boz cars Led bv the
professors, the students remained out
al night. lighting the flames on a
line nearly hve miles long II is est.
mated that more than four thousand
acres have been burned over In this
section IN the last three days.
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CHIPPIANA
TRIAL OPENS
THIRD DEFENDANT IN MUIR.
DER CASE OF w. r. RIGGS
TO FACE JURY.
State Will Complete Case To-day
and Defense May Conclude
by Saturday.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

sP'NiaA Llepatch 10 the lnteltEenCfr.
FAlRMONT, W. Va. April 27.-The
trial OF Pete Chippiana. Italian. indict.
ed for the murder OF Constable w. r.
riggs in the Pennington strike riots
or February 20. last. begin this after.
noon In the circuit court. Defended
by Attorneys Rollo J. Conley and r.
Sidney Reed and with Prosecuting At.
torney Tusca Morris and Attorney
Harry Shaw representing the state
the case promises to be a hard-foushi
one.
But three witnesses were examined
today. Sheriff Conaway told OF or.
ganizing the party TO serve warrants
on certain strikers, OF the arrest ot
these men and OF the attack by the
strikers and the fight which followed
Walter Johnson, photographer. who
swore as to the origin OF certain pho
tographs, introduced by the state in
evidence. and Deputy Sheriff I. "
Buckley. a member OF the posse nc
testified TO seeing Chippiana in the
fight in which Riggs was killed Both
Sheriff Conaway and Deputy Buckley
were badly injured by the clubs and
stones welded by the strikers. 'rhe
state will make an effort TO complete
fits case tomorrow. The defense will
try 10 end its case in time for IL 10
reach the jury Saturday.
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FRENCH TAKE
TURK TOWN
LAND TROOPS AT KUN KALEH
D N G. ALLIP OIL
PENINSULA.
Comter-Attacks by Turks Prove
Unavailing and Are
All Repulsed.

The march on Constantinople has
begun. British and French troops
having effected a landing on both
sides OF the Dardanelles under what
are described as excellent conditions
nave taken many prisoners and are
continuing their advance.
The British war office and admir-.
atty announce that the troops landed
on Gallipoli peninsula are thoroughly
making good their footing with the ef
fective help of the navy"
Paris officially announces the occu
patton 81 Kun Kaleh. on the Asia. ic
side OF the straits. by French infant
~ and artillery. That the Turks Of
fered desperate resistance TO both
landing and occupation. although they
were under the guns of warships is
indicated by the fact that they deliver.
ed seven counter attacks and employ
ed heavy guns.
Decentralization Continues.
The number of troops on this oxpe
diuon, which 10 in command OF Gen
srai sir Ian Hamilton. is not known
Dut. while those already ashore are
moving forward and strengthening
their positions. the Decentralization
from the transports still goes on
The Turkish official statement re
specting the operations. declares that
although hostile forces were landed al
Kun kaleh and advanced under the
protection OF the warships. they were
driven back TO the coast, several hun
dred men being killed.
The Turkish war office also asserts
that the allies attempted 10 land
troops Sunday at four points on the
west coast OF Gallipoli." and that one
OF the landing parties was finally
forced 10 retreat to the ships.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
SHARK
BILL PASSES
OHIO SENATE RECONSIDERS
AND PASSES MEASURE.
GOES TO GOVERNOR.
Lovett Bill Passes House on Re,
consideration and Is Victory
For Drys.
rntsingsneer Bureau.
Columbus. O.. Aprfl At.

NoAulhDuss " April ~.
One OF the most stringent measures
to regulate the wage and chatteI loan
business in any State was made ready
for the Governors signature to-day
when the Senate. on reconsideration,
concurred in the House amendments
to the Lloyd bill. Under the bill a
loan company may charge not more
than three per cent interest a month,
with the addition OF the inspection
fee.
The Administrations taxation de
centralizing measure. the Sparrett-
Nhittmore bill. finished its course
through the legislature to-day and
was made ready for Governor Willis
signature. The House concurred in
the Senate amendments without
much discussion.
Drys Win Victory.
The anti-saloon forces in the House
won a victory to-day when they Sc
cured passage on reconsideration OF
the Lovett bill. in tended TO prevent
the practice OF liquor dealers in rails
ing campaign funds by deducting a
certain proportion from all bills be
fore payment. The vote was sc to 43
to-day. although last week the bill re-
ceived only so affirmative votes, two
less than enough to pass II.
FINAL vote on the Andrews liQuor
license decentralizing bill was post
poned until tomorrow afternoon. The
bill would forbid the withholding OF
parts OF bills or wages OF employees
and use OF the percentage for cam
paign purposes.
Nearly s2.2ko.ooc appropriations for
State hospitals were voted tentatively
to-day by the House finance commit
tee
Representative Totman. of Athens.
introduced a resolution in the House
today proposing that a constitutional
amendment be submitted to the peo-
pie for four-year terms for State, coun-
ty. township and school officials cho-
sen in the general election next year,
and eight-year terms to members OF
the Supreme. Appellate and Common
Pleas courts.
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BOSS" PLATT'S INFLUENCE
EXTENDED TO WHITE HOUSE
ILLUMINATING POLITICAL
HISTORY BROUGHT OUT AT
ROOSEVELT TRIAL.
Rooseyelt-Platt Letters Are Highly
Diverting-Numerous Clashes
by Counsel.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. April .T.-More
hitherto unknown chapters OF polite
al history were revealed in the SUI
preme Court here to-day when conf
Dental correspondence that passed
between Theodore Roosevelt on one
hand and William Barnes and former
United States Senator Thomas {.
Platt-the "boss"-on the other. was
read 20 the jury. II was the former
Presidents sixth day upon the wit
ness stand IN the $4,000 suit for al
legel libel brought against him by Mr.
Barnes. Colonel Roosevelt identified
the letters and answered questions
about them and some more about cam
paign contributions and big business.
lie wound up the day by claiming
as his own the speeches and inter
views published in New York news
papers. in which he said some things
about men he called The Bosses" 4"
genheim. Cox. Lorimer. Penrose and
others were scattered through these
articles.
In one OF the articles Col. Roose-
welt made this statement:
Mr.. Barnes stands for the worst
form OF bossism." and then he dis
cussed Mr. Tafts relations to The
Business"
"A vote for him CBarnes).- said the
Colonel, in one place. ''is a vote
against decent American citizenship"
Bosses Stole Delegates.
In statements issued after the con-
vention. Col Roosevelt was quoted as
saying that the bosses stole dele
gates. and that Barnes. Penrose and
Guggenheim would have looked we'll
standing under the oaks in that Mich
iean city where the Republican party
was first born. Sc years ago"
In another statement Colonel Roose-
welt mentioned Barnes. Penrose.
Guggenheim and company" In still
another. the Colonel had this TO saw:
I'VE can be loyal to the Republic
Continued on Page rsn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
CAMERON CHARTER CARRIES
BY VERY LARGE MAJORITY

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CAMERON. w. Va, April 27.-At
an election held here today on the
new city charter. the new instrument
OF government was ratified by a vote
OF 321 for to 124 against. The inter.
est in the election was intense. as Is
evidenced by the large vote polled,
II being about 90 per cent of the total
vote of the town. The charter was
passed at the last session of the leg.
islature, and one faction opposed II
bitterly. Local sentiment, however.
was largely I'm favor of the measure
and the result OF the election was
never in doubt
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Our Real Need
Excerpt fro" address delivered Sy gqy'rTGI

We should consider duty that the state o.,
ch We are proud and justly shall sufficient com
pensaton Tor the taking Of great Of natural
sources 10 carry the development schools and our
e nsuhons on permanent basis We should secure suf
hcient revenue help least building system Of bieb
Ways nat VIII connect every section Of the
s 0nannes OF commerce This Of the greatest needs OF
our state to-day We should Likewise our great
timber areas which have are being devastated
reorested Tor future generations These timber properties
have IN practically every instance been bought 90 g su
CONSCIENTIOUS and the people Of West Virginia should right
fully expect that the receive from these
gifts OF nature some permanent benefit
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Prospects Bright For Mine Strike Settlement
B. q o. FORBIDDEN BY
COMMISSION TO RAISE
RATES MAY FIRST.

Z CHARLESTON, w. Va,
April 27.-The public service
commission Of West vIr-
finla today entered an order
forbiddina the Baltimore a
Ohio Railroad company from
advancing its passenger
rates In this state from two
TO two and one-half cents a
mile on May I. az announced
by the company. Last week
the railroad filed a petition
In the ksnawha county cir
cult court seeking to enIoIn
the comm ission, the state OF
West Virginia and the prose
cutting attorneys OF thirty
three counties from proceed
ing against them for vioIat-
ing the two-eent fare law.
The Baltimore a Ohio did
not ask the commission for
permission TO advance rates.
The Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad yesterday asked
permission 20 Increase it's
passenger rates and a date
for a hearing was set.
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". VA. ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS

PARKERSBURG. w Va. April q
AT its annual meeting here today
the West Virginia Anti-Saloon League
elected the following officers.
President-ReV. s. X. Arbuthnot
Parkersburg.
Vice Presidents-G. W. Pollock
Weston; W. s. Dysinger, wheeling.
Rev. s. L. Cunningham, Fayetteville
J. w. Engle, Huntington: e. 7. Lick
llder. Shepherdstown
seeretary-A. s. Thomas. Charles
ton.
The league voted resolutions OF ap
probation 10 Fred O Blue. State com
missioner of prohibition. for the man
ner IN which the Yost law is being en-.
forced
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URGED FIGHT
Damaging Evidence Given Aaalns,
Accused Labor Leader by
Witness.

TRINlDlD. Col. April PA Wit
ness who gave him name as Pat
Murphy. alias J. r. Petty. testified TO.
day al the trial Of John r. Lawson.
labor leader, charged with murder
could not control the striking minars
In the southern Colorado coal field. he
vas telling the men TO go out aud
fight
ON cross examination counsel for
Lawson sought % make Murphy ad.
agency. but he avoided making such
an admission
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COOLER TODAY

WASHINGTON. April 21.-The heat
wave Of the last few days which
broke April hiEh temperature records
In many cities from tho Mississippi
valley % the Atlantic coast had mod
Grated tonight and the weather bu.
reau announced that 10 would be
cooler tomorrow throughout the mid
die Atlantic states. with conditions
unsettled and probably local showers.
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RIDGWAY. Pa. April 27-The heav.
test rain of the year TODAY CHECKED tbs
big forest fires raging at Carlson siding
and along Bear creek. where the largest
virgin timber tract In Pennsylvania was
ceded the rain and drove the FIRE fighters
from their task. The fires AZ Bear creek
were not eNtinguished but hre lighters
out
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new DRAFT OF JAPANESE
DEMANDS AROUSE INTEREST

PERfNG. April 2s. 3.35 a. m.-With
the new draft Of the Japanese De.
mands on China now IN the hands Of
Chinese Foreign Minister Iu Cheng.
HsianE. interest is aroused In the ma.
ture of the notifications which Japan
has made In the original document
visers have carefully examined the
Demands a. amended but no decision
has been reached. and they are likely
70 be the subject Of further discus
siona
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been submitted, II is declared that
present Industrial conditions are auch
that operators can meet the wage
scale. demanded. NEGOTIATIONS for
settlement are In the hands OF Nation.
Al President John y. White Of tbe
Miners Union: Charles Albasln. sub.
district president. Fritz Kaatz
Charles Fisher. Jerome Watson and
william Sommersville. the miners
scale committee; w. r. WoOdford.
president Of the operators associs.
ton ". r. Willard. e. r.. Mauror
~. Robinson, q. NJ Jones. Joseph
PursElove and r. L. Wnderu1utb. of
Lorain. representing the operators.
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DEATH TOLL IN THE
TEXAS FLOODS NOW
TOTALS TWENTNSEvEN

AUSTIN. Texas, April 27.
The death toll resulting
from the Texas floods was
Increased 20 ~ tonight
when the bodies OF Gilbert
Exell. nine, an unidentified
woman, and three negroes
were recovered near Austin.
The number Of missing 10
vsriously estimated At from
IS 70 20. The property loss
will reach into the millions.
Conditions tonight were
pronounced encouraging by
government observers. Rains
have ceased, u was said,
and while streams are still
out OF their banks, no fur
ther loss OF life or property
damage 10 expected.
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sTEAMsHIp MovEMENrs.

NEW YORK. Aprit 27-Arrived
steamer REGINA dlfaua. Naples
sailed Steamer Ia Houraine. Havre
BORDEAUX. April 2T-Arriycd
Steamer Rochambeau, New York.
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HOTTEST IN HISTORY.

PITTSBURGH. April 27.-According
TO the weather bureaus record today
was the hottest April % in the history
OF Pittsburgh. The thermometer reached
50 degrees at noon and touched the
same marke again at o'clock. The pre-
vious high mark was So degrees. Two
deaths due TO the heat. were reported.
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TIE wHATHER

west Virginia-rsr wednesday ana
Thursday.
ohio and western Psnnaylvanfa-Part-
- cloudy. probably local thundsratorrna
Wednesdayi Thursday partly cloudy.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-24
Information for Travellers
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

~sSSorTRADE SUITS AND WIGS TO
M hire FRANK BIESENGER, corner
Fourth and Walnut streets D. & 4. o2o9-W.
nov23-1m.
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PERSONAL.

I Ohm y. COOPER. FORMERLY WITH
~ y. Sneienburg & Co., is now with
Jacob Tabor. s. W. Corner Eighth and King
sts., and win be glad 60 meet bis friends
aud customers. oct2Tlm.
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CHIROPODIsTS.

II LQRA JOHNSON STRADLEY. 40. COL
Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
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II THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
NOVEMBER q.

:
This birthdate gives keen power OF
observation. good judgment and or
DERBY methods Of doing work A nat
ural talent for buying and selling is
here Mercantile pursuits offer the
best avenues Of success. The nature
is positive. blunt and outspoken.. yet
commanding and holding confidence.
The governing planet is Jupiter and
the sign is Sagittarius. meaning the
archer, and going directly at any pur-
pose to accomplish il.
The Want Ads will bring prosper
Gus changes in positions.
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RO0MERs wANrEp.

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encrs Alpl2 No 1905 Boulc, urd or 30. .Os
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