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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
NO AGREEMENT
italy and Austria Fail to Get To-
oether on Territorial Concessions
Despite German Efforts.

ROME, via Paris. April IS, (7:1O %
m.)-From an authoritative source Il
Is learned that. notwithstanding Ger.
man efforts. Italy and Austria have
failed to reach an agreement with
reference 10 territorial concessions.
Many reports have been current re-
specting the proposals said to have
been made by influential Austrians.
anxious to preserve peace with Italy
for the temporary disposition OF the
province OF Trent, provided Austria
consented to cede II to Italy The
latest proposal, according to these re-
ports, was that the territory be ceded
TO the Pope and that the Pontiff turn
the territory TO Italy after the war.
Prince van Buelow. the German am
bassador at Rome. Is said to have
frowned upon this suggestion because
he feared that II would be a new
source OF friction between Austria
and Italy-something which he haff
been striving TO eliminate.
Earlier suggestions regarding the
disposition OF Trent were that IL be
ceded to Germany to hold until the
end OF the war. or that Il be oc.
cupied until that time by Switzerland.
with the agreement in either case
that the territory should eventually
become Italian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
NAVAL BASE
REPORT FALSE
COMMANDER OF CRUISER
NEW ORLEANS MAKES
INVESTIGATION
OF Japanese Activity in Turtle Bay
and Reports to Navy
Department.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Com-
mander Noble Irwin. OF the cruiser
New Orleans. reported at the navy de-
partment today that he had investIgat-
ed the Japanese naval activity In
Turtle bay. Lower California, and
found no indications OF other than
salvage work on the stranded cruiser
Asama-
The commanders report was sent
by wireless to Admiral Howard, COM
manding the Pacific fleet. who tele-
graphed to Secretary Daniels as fol-
lows:
The Asama still aground In San
bartolome bay. Only other vessel
present one repair ship and two col
Hers. No indications OF other than
salving work"
Secretary Daniels had called upon
Admiral Howard for a special report
In view OF press dispatches telling OF
the assembling OF a squadron of for
eign warships in Turtle bay. of a
large camp established by the Japa-
nese ashore. and of mines laid in the
harbor. The Asama has been aground
in the secluded Mexican haven since
December. and the reports indicated
that the presence of other ships aid
Ing In getting her afioat was being
made the excuse for the establish
ment OF a permanent base of opera
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
REBELLION
IN CHINA
RUMORED THAT JAPANESE
ARE FOSTERING SUCH
A MOVEMENT.
Dr. Sun-YatISen, Former Presi-
dent, Is Behind the Movement,
IL Is Said.

PEKlNG. April 10. 1895 a. m.-Con-
sidering the fact that the Japanese
gave assistance 10 DIR. Sun Yat Sen in
his rebellion against President Yuan
Shi kai, and that DR. Sun retired to
Toxic after the revolt was put down.
the report Is credited in Official cir
cles here that Hung-Hutze bands from
south Manchuria. led by japanese. are
now marauding on the Shantung pen
insula In the vicinity OF Tsing-Tau,
with banners Inscribed Vanguard OF
the army against Yuan Shi Rai."
The Chinese government lodged An.
other protest with Toxic Saturday re-
garding the reported movement OF
japanese troops in Shantung, and also.
II Is understood. alleging that Japan.
ese prevented Chinese troops from
pursuing bands OF brigands near Tsi-
mo, in neutral territory north of
Tsing-Tau.
chinese government officials are
said to confirm the newspaper ac
counts OF an alleged agreement be
tween Dr. Sun and japanese agents
Tor Japanese support with money
arms and men for another revolution
Numerous executions in several
oenters. including Peking. OF emissa
res OF Dr. Sun are now taking place
the law In China not being sufficient
ly advanced TO give these men fair
trials. Little beyond the denuncia
tion OF alleged offenders by detectives
IL necessary 10 bring about an execu
tion.
The attitude Of the japanese pleni
potentiaries at Saturdays confer
ence on Japan's demands to China
has led Chinese officials to believe
that Japan Is marking time until the
answer In the British House OF Com
mons by Sir Edward Grey OF series
OF questions put to him dlvulges
Great Britain's attitude.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
NEW ATTACK
BY VILLA
GENERAL SAID TO BE PLAN
MING MOVEMENT AGAINST
OBREGON
At Celaya-Carranza Agency Re
ports Villa Retreating and
Demoralized.

WASHINGTON. April ls-Reports
10 the state department today from
lrapuato said General villa was pre-
pairing to renew his attack upon Gen
eral obregon. commanding the Car
rama forces at Celaya No details
were given OF the recent battle in
which villa failed TO take Celaya. and
which the Carranza authorities claim
resulted in n great victory for obre-
gon.
The Carranza agency here tonight
announced the receipt OF the follow
ing cablegram from Vera Cruz:
villa reported TO have filed through
lrapuato yesterday with remnant OF
his army He Is making vain efforts
10 reorganize his army, but attempting
no stand. Americans arriving from
Tampco report that no Villista forces
are In the vicinity. Geenral ]. b. Ire
vino reports that the Vtllistas have re-
tired from In front OF Ebano. Believed
here that Villas defeat by Obregon
will result in Angeles now attempting
TO play the leading role for the reac-
uonaries. Civil authorities. In effort
TO help poor. are comforting with local
merchants to regulate prices on neces-
saries."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST
ROOSEVELT OPENS TODAY
WILL APOLOGIZE
Germany investigating Sinking OF
Dutch Steamer kstwyk-WiII
Pay Damages N Liable.

BERLIN. April is Cby wireless to
Sayvillel.-Among the items given
out for publication to-day by the
Overseas News Agency was the fol-
lowing:
An official investigation OF the tor
pedoing Of the Dutch steamer Katwyk
rear the North Hinder ughtship. in
the North sea. on April IA, is still
pending. II II Is shown that the YES
sci was sunk by n German boat Ger.
many will be ready at once to pay
damages and apologize. according to
the provisions OF international law.
No tension between Holland and Ger
many is feared
"Advices from Cairo state that a
mutiny among the Australian troops
has been caused by the complaint
that they. like the Indians. always
are sent 20 the first fighting lines.
while the English troops are held
back. a large number OF indians
have deserted 90 the Turks.
italian physicians have ceased
sending relief expeditions into Ser
Via because of the absolute lack OF
nurses. medicines and hospitals
makes medical work useless"
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BOSS" BARNES, THE CON-
PLAINANT, ASKS $4,000
DAMAGES
For Alleged LibeIOus Statement
Made by Teddy-POlitics
to Figure.

SYRACUSE. y. ". April i9.-The
rial Of the suit which William Barnes
instituted against Theodore Roose.
telt. claiming $4,000 damages for al
legged libel. will begin in the Supreme
Court here tomorrow The stan of
legal talent retained by the principals
IN the action spent the day putting
he final touches on their cases. To
night, with Col. Roosevelt on his way
here from New York. and Mr.. Barnes
on his way from Albany. aboard the
same train. both sides said they were
ready. II was considered doubtful
hat the Jury would be completed to
morrow
Politics undoubtedly will enter the
ease when the lrst talesman H. called
Tor examination. LISTS Of the tales.
men on the special panel called con
isin the information just which men
belong TO the Republican. Democratic.
Progressive or other parties. and.
when the taking Of testimony begins.
fCOndnuSd on PA0e Hfnel
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ALDRICH BURIED
Leaders In Political and Financial
World Pay Tribute 20 Late United
states Senator.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. April is
Leaders IN political and financial az.
fairs Of the nation were present IN
Grace church today AZ the funeral Of
Nelson W. Aldrich. for nearly a gen
Grafton United States senator from
Rhode Island More than 900 per
sons were az the railroad station when
the body arrived from New York
Flags we're AZ half mast throughout
the city
The services were conducted By the
Right Rev James DE Wolf Perry.
Episcopal bishop Of Rhode Island. as
sisted by the Rev. Frank Warheld
Crowder. rector Of the church. and a
large male chorus
The honorary pallbearers were ex-
President Taft. former United States
Senator George Peabody Wetmore
Senator Henry r. Lippitt. Charles y.
Briggs. % this city. and Frank X
Sturgis. George p Baker and Henry
=. Dawson Of New York
The burial was In Swan Point Gene
tery. where Bishop Perry conducted a
cOmmittal service
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BRITISH LOSE
A SUBMARINE
TURKS EVEN UP THE SCORE
FOR LOSS OF TORPEDO
BOAT.
Vessel Goes Aground in parda-
neiles and Crew Are Prisoners
Lull In Fighting.

LONDON. April Is. 1920 D. M
The British. as an Offset to their sue
cess In destroying a Turkish torpedo
boat. which attacked the transport
Manitou on Chios. yesterday. lost the
submarine E-i5 which. while carrying
out a dificult reconnaissance In the
Dardanelles mine field. ran aground
on kepnez point. the crew being made
prisoners According to the Iurkisn
report. seven OF the crew are miss
Ing. In Egypt. British airmen have
been dropping bombs on the Turkish
encampment near the border. while a
French cruiser. the FIRE OF which was
directed by seaplane. has been
throwing shells on the Turks near FL
Arish. where the army for the inva-
sion or Egypt has its headquarters.
These operations were undertaken
presumably to harass the Turks. as
the Turks have not shown any inten-
ton OF attacking the British since
their last repulse along the canal.
In the Carpathians there has been
nghting. but no battle to be compared
with those which the arrival of spring
brought TO close. The Austrians Of
hcially report that they have repulsed
-NefosaA aANaNhH W Nht tOulntdsl Oh
Lupkow pass. INJECTING heavy losses
on their adversaries. but elsewhere
comparative calm prevails.
French Active In VosQes.
The French have again been active
In the Vosges. capturing an important
height near Metzeral. The British.
too. have attacked the Germans in
the neighborhood OF Ypres. where
fighting was still in progress when the
last report was dispatched.
IL is again stated that the German
efforts to bring about an accord be-
tween Austria and Italy have failed. a
report which II confirmed is likely to
magnify In the eyes OF the Italians the
frontier incident which occurred yes
terday. According to the latest re-
ports the Austrians. who were passing
over Italian territory, actually fired
upon the Italian troops, who repulsed
them and In return penetrated into
Austrian territory.
The sinking OF the Greek steamer
Ellispontos by a submarine off the
Dutch coast is likely to bring about
some friction between the Greek and
German governments. The Ellispon-
tos was destroyed while on a voyage
from Ymuiden. Holland. to Monte.
video. In ballast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
INDIANA GRAFTERS LEAVE
FOR LEAYENWORTH PRISON
HFTEEN START ON SEN
FENCES RANGING FROM
SIX YEARS TO ONE.
Mayor Roberts Of Terre Haute
Heads Ist-Six Others 10
Follow Voluntarily.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 1s.-with
smiiing countenances and with Mayor
Dom M. Roberts leading. the fifteen
prisoners convicted In the Terre
Haute election conspiracy case and
sentenced to the federal penitentiary
At Leavenworth. Kan. by Judge An
derson. started on the trip 10 prison
THIS Afternoon They are due TO ar
rive AZ Leavenworth Monday morning.
While the Terre Haute men were
being placed In line In the jail yard
preparatory to marching TO the rail-
way station. the 81 men who were
given jail sentences for their part In
the conspiracy shouted goodbye to
thoee on their way TO prison. and
Joined In passing good natured Jokes
back and forth. The prisoners were
not shackled. but a guard walked be-
side each prisoner, accompanied him
into the car and occupied the seat be-
side him.
Six Others who received prison SEN
fences and who withdrew from the
appeal early In the week promised
Judge Anderson to start for prison
not later than noon today. Since
Withdrawing from the appeal the men
mad been at liberty at their homes In
Terre Haute. The six are: Arthur GIL
lis. John Masselink. Joseph O'Mara.
george Severn, Joseph Strauss and
Maurice Walsh. all OF whom had re-
ceive sentences OF year and a day
In prison.
Prisoners and Sentences
me hfteen taken TO prison and the
sentences they received are:
MAYOR RnnEorc
fine Of $1,000.
ELI n. REoMAN. Judge OF the cir.
cult Court. five years and 81 OO0 fine
EDWARD DRIscoIL. assistant
city engineer. three years and a fne
of $500. -''
GEORGE EHRENHARpT. member
of board OF works. three wears and a
fine of $500.
HARRY MONTGOMERY. president
ot BOARD OF works. three years and a
iine of $500
THOMAS SMITH. city Judge. three
years and a fine OF $500.
WILLIAM CROCKETT, suuerin-
tendent city crematory. two years and
q fine of sl0O.
HILTON REDMAN. son Of Judge
hedman. two years and a fine or 500.
ELMER z. TALBOT, city comp
iroiler. two years and a fine OF 500.
JOHN {. GREEN. merchant. two
years end a fine OF 800.
LEWIS NUNLEY. assistant city en-
gineer. two wears and a fine of 800
ALEXANDER AczEI, street in
speetor. year and a day and a fine
Of 800.
CHARLES HOuGHTON. city hall
custodian. year and day and n fine
Of 300
EDWARD HoLLER, former chief
OF police. year and day and a fine
Of 81.
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Leave for Monterey

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. April Is.
When seven troop trains carrying
the Villa forces that have been be-
s!eging Matamoros left Reynosa to-
day for Monterey. the villa troops
had evacuated nearly all their posi-
tions along the southern boundary OF
the United States. II is presumed
the Matamoros forces will be sent to
reinforce the villa troops at Celaya.
With the villa retreat well under
way. General F. p. Nafarrate. com
manding the Carrsnza division on the
northeast frontier. began re-occupy-
Ing the border towns abandoned be
fore the villa advance a month ago.
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FATRMONT OFFICIALS OUT
ON BLACK HAND CHASE

FAIRMONT. W. Va. April 1S-A
posse Of officers I'm an automobile left
town at II o'clock tonight for Chief
ton. Michael Tronkihol. an Italian
there. three weeks ago received let
ter demanding $50. which was 10 be
left AZ a lonely place a. midnight The
money was placed there by Tronkihol
and his friends guarded H. Saturday
he received a letter signed with a cof-
I'm and bleeding heart pierced BY n
dagger. demanding $3.50 be- placed at
the spot and saying the guards we're
seen on the other occasion. and that
II this action was repeated Tronkihol
and his family would be blown up
The officers hope TO capture the Black
Handers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
FOREST FIRES RAGING
IN BLAIR COUNTY, PA.

ALTOONA. Pa. April ts-Forest
fires are raging In various sections q
the mountains In Blair county. a
fierce flre which RACES along the Buck
horn state road. northwest of the city
has already destroyed much timber
and interfered with tho operation of
two country coal banks Past Of Ty.
rome. on the Bald EaFie ridge. rvs
are raging In several places Highland
park. one of tho city's resorts and =
section ~ The Brush mountain. was
saved from being swept by flames by
prompt action of fremen n e. esti
mated that the damage done VIII
reach many thousands OF dollar
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A DOUBLE SUICIDE.

AUBURN. y y. April fs-The bod
ies of Arthur =. CLARK. 5b years old. n
former emr loye - the Eastman Kodak
company On Rochester. and Catherine
Whipple. -. of this city. were found to-
day 90 pWaiscn lake on the porch 81 an
unoccupied summer home. 4 note piu-
red o. The girle coat indicated that they
bad taken poison.
coroner Formau said that there w.g
no doubt that the couple had committed
suicide lie learned that they had want
- 90 marry but that relatives objected
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BLUE TALKS TO 5000
PEOPLE AT FAIRMONT
speeIaI DIsrateh to Ihe InIeIIIesneer

special Dispatch 20 the fnteliigencer
FAIRMONT. W. Va. April 1s-Hon
fred q. Blue spoke this afternoon to
5000 persons. lie crowded the tenn.
pie 20 its doors. many standing on
the porch outside. listening through
the windows 10 what was being said
West VirEiniais Prohibition Prob
lem" was the title OF the talk by Mr.
Blue In the course Of his remarks
he paid a tribute TO Sheriff Conway
and the Marion county oficers led By
Prosecuting Attorney Tusca Morris
for the manner IN which they are On.
forcing the prohibition Law. and also
paid tribute 10 Constable Rigga.
killed In the FarmingtOn strike riots
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SPECTATOR AT BILL GAME
KILLED BY BATTED BALL

FREEHOLD. n. J.. April is.-John
\. De Roche. Jr.. rs years old. Oniy
son OF Deputy Surrogate John A. DE
itoche. OF this place. died today as The
result of being bit on the temple By
batted ball while a spectator nt A
game between Point Pleasant and
freehold high schools here yesterday
ie Roche who was freshman AZ
The Freehold high school. was behind
he foul line near third base whom
struck BY the ball.
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LAREDO. April Is.-General Davila
succeeding the late General Maclovio
Herrera as commander OF Neuvo Laredo.
ordered the Carranza garrison into the
trenches today In anticipation OF an at
tack by Villa forces reported advancing
on the border city. The villa command
was said 70 have been about SIXTY miles
west OF Nuevo Laredo yesterday
The body OF General Heruera. who
was killed by his own men yesterday
when one body Of Carrsnza troops mis-
took another for the enemy. according
20 an official statement today will be
sent TO Vera Cruz for burial. Permis-
sion for transportation through the Unit
ed States to Galveston has been asked.
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BOOTH ADMITS IDENTITY
AND MURDER OF LINCOLN
RIDES DISGUISED TO HOME OF
DIR. MUDD AND HAS
BROKEN LEG SET.
Sneaks Away and Mrs. Mudd Dis
covers Disguise-Col Cox Agrees
to Help Booth Escape.
BY WINFIELD N. THOMPSON

II was 4 O'Clock on the morning Of
April Is. nearly six hours after he had
shot down Lincoln. that Booth, ac-
companied by Herold. his guide. drew
rein before the door OF DR.. Samuel A.
Mudd. % miles south OF Washington,
In Charles county, Nd.
Every moment gained by the assas-
sin In his fight was precious TO him.
for cavalry would soon be on his trail.
hunting MIN down: but he was in
agony from his broken leg. and over
taxed nature now called halt. Fur
thermore. he felt that in this region.
on the border between north and
south, he would not be subject to
questioning: the people there had long
since ceased TO question strangers.
Yet Booth did not rely on a slight ac-
quaintance with DIR. Mudd as a safe
guard. and rode to the doctors door
disguised by false beard and a shawl
about his neck.
DR.. Mudd was a hard working. hon
est country practitioner. 30 years old
living with his wife and four young
children on a farm. His home was
about four miles northeast OF Bryan
town. but not on the direct road from.
from the road. at the head OF a mar
row bog some Is miles long. known as
the Zakiah swamp. one OF the numer-
Gus feeders of the Wicomico river, a
: tributary of the Potomac.
DIR. Mudd's sympathies were with
the south. but beyond sheltering a
small band Of Confederate soldiers for
few days on his place In 1861 he had
taken no active part in the war.
DR.. Mudd had net Booth In the pre-
ceding November. when Booth went
into Charles county TO learn the roads
to the Potomac. in preparation for his
proposed KIDNAPPING OF Lincoln. Dr.
Mudd had then been introduced to
Booth at church. and Booth had been
his undesired guest that night. having
asked the doctor to direct him to a
man who could sell him a horse. Or
Mudd had next met Booth accidentally
on the street In Washington on De
cember %. and had introduced him. at
Booths request. to John H Surratt.
When Booth came 10 his door at
dawn with a broken leg. wearing a
beard and with his face muffled In a
shawl. Dr. Mudd saw he was a sus-
picious character: but be ever after
ward maintained that he did not pene-
trate Booths disguise.
Setting Booths Broken Leo.
Dr. Mudd had not felt well in the
night of April IL. and when his slum-
ber was disturbed by a loud knock at
his door he asked his wife to see what
was wanted She demurred. and the
doctor. I'm his night clothes. went 20
the door. There. In the gray light OF
a lowery dawn. he found a young man
standing holding the brides Of two
horses. on one OF which another man
was mounted
The man al the door said that his
friend had suffered broken leg from
his horse stumbling and falling on
(Contfnusd on P.r. rfrbtA
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LAKE. EAvIaATToH oPrr.

HUFFALO. ~ 2 April -Navfea-
tion on the great lakes out % this port
op~ned to-day with the clearance of
ia. the Hoston and clifford Il0iI far
upper lake ports. The boats made SLOW
progress through the heavy ice fieidr
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TWO KILLED IN AUTO wREox

LAKE HOpATCONG. y. J.. April Is
Mr. and Mr. Alfred r Terhune. %
Iasaaic, y. J.. we're crushed 90 death to-
day when their automobile plunged
down an emhsnkment a. Nolan's point
snd pinu~f them beneath e. Their siN
year old daughter escaped with bruises.
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the governor would not be autho-
rizso TO borrow money.
That 30 far az the appropr,a-
tions made by the legislature ss-
eeed the revenue provided by the
legislature, the excessive appro-
priations are nullities. and as 20
such nullitles the state auditor
should not draw his warrants
That In case the total appropria-
tons exceed the total revenues,
preference should be given by the
states fiscal officers TO appropria-
tons made for the three branches
OF soVernment-the legislative. es-
eeutive and judicial.
That the governor would only be
authorized TO borrow moneys TO
maintain such Institutions az by
their very nature cannot be we'll
dispensed with. provided that the
same can be repaid and the obiiga-
tlon discharged within eighteen
months out OF the revenues al
ready provided for. when collected.
That the auditor should not issue
warrants unless there 10 money In
the treasury applicable TO the
same.
That an appropriation made In
excess Of the states available rev.
enues 10 invalid.
That the governor must be the
sole judge az 10 the necessity Of .
loan' and whether or not u 10 a
temporary one.
That funds held in the treasury
Tor special purposes cannot be
used to meet general charges on
the treasury.
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RICHMOND. Va. April fs.-Robert
=. Howison. 10 years old. died here to
day ~ the result of being hit on the
head by . battsd base ball while a
~peotator A. a base ball game A. Ash.
land Va Yesterday.
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FRENCH cowmANDsR DEAD.

BRIARE. France. April fs.-Generai
Charles Louis Tremeau. former com
mander IN chief of the French army.
died here today. lie was So years OF
age
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Ran Aground.

LONDON. April is. s p. m.-The
British admiralty In a statement is
sued this afterOnon announced that
the submarine ELS ran aground yes
terday on Kephez point in the Oar
danelles while attempting a difficult
reconnaissance Of the Kephez mine
field
The statement said that. according
TO an official communication published
az Constantinople. the officers and
men we're rescued and made prisoners.