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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
TAFT RAPS ADMINISTRATION
OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

SAN FRANCISCO sept s. Severe
criticism Of the administration N the
hilippines by Governor General Har.
iron Was voiced today by VIM a.
iail IN an address before me com
non Fealfh Club Of California
Mr Taft said that Governor uarr.
fon. whom he doeiFnated aa "a Tam.
many Conrrcsaman OF l0nr rtandinr. r
kneH nothing about The PHILIPPINES.
ihelr people or their problem. and
mar bic FIRST ACT In once was 10 place
hlmeef under the virtual control OF
MANUEL Quezon. delegate 20 Con.
fress from The islands. and a. Filipino
rouucian Of not tho highest standing
n The Philippines
The Wholesale removal Of import.
anl able and experienced american
ohcials of The government 10 make
room for Filipino oncehoidera was
decided upon BY Governor Harrison.
faid W Tar. after counsel with Que
% nand Mr Ofmcna the Speaker Of
fhe national assembly
The efert on ne whole service &"
continued Mr Taft. "wae 30 diaar
uous that Mr Harrison felt OBLIGED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
WANT PERMANENT
FOREIGN POLICY

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept s.-De
claring that every artisan and farmer
IS deeply interested tn foreign AFFAIRS.
Philander c. Knox. former Secretary
OF State. in a speech az the Labor Dav
celebration here. pleaded for a per
msnent foreign policy.
While we are. as a nation" said
Mr.. Knox. concerned in what other
powers are doing I'm the way OF train
ing and equipping their armies and
navies. and IN the secrets Of their for.
tfications. defense and mobilization.
We are equally concerned and inter
ested I'm what other nations are IN
venting. discovering and writing In
what they are raising. manufacturing
and mining IN what they are EXPORT
ing and importing and IN their poll.
oies az 20 tariffs and bounties
II is fools dream 10 supporo
that IN these things we can cone with
the Thoroughly Organized and system
atically educated and trained ofcia1
CORDS Of the other great nations. the
mighty poewrs Of which are scientific.
ally and irresistibly directed IN large
part toward these ends. or that We
can secure our fair share Of what the
world has 10 ofer 70 civilization and
10 humanity share indeed that is
indispensable 10 a continuance of our
present national life and effectiveness
unless We have a permanent foreign
policy. intelligontly directed 20 these
ends"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
SALTILLO DEFEAT
OF VILLA SERIOUS

LAREDO Tcras. Sept g ADD
tional deEpatchos received today re
rarding tho fan of saltrlo SATURDAY
state that the forces Of General Obrs
ron attacked from the southwest.
while part of tho forces Of Trcviro
poured On q heavy artillery are from
the northwest
After a stubborn resistance for more
than two weeks the Wills forces we're
compelled 10 cvacato the city before a
large Carranza force and fed toward
Torreon. travelling across the desert
Almost simultaneously with the battle
before Salullo the forces OF Trevino
forced the villa troops beyond Pare.
don and secured control OF that hithor
to imprernabie stronghold TELEGRAPH.
ic reports indicate that the losa in
killed and wounded was very heavily
especially among the villa ranks and
that the latter faction lost most Of ua
artillery in tho retreat from saluuo
Telegraphic adviccs today state that
tho Carranza forces late YESTERDAY
captured the important towns of Mar
roferan and Anonde and their force
are mohilizlng for q march on Piedrss
Negras.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
FINANCIERS HAVE
NOT YET LANDED

ABNGoR. Maine. Sept s.-The
AngloFrench mission sent TO America
IN connection with the question OF
American exchange. did not arrive Al
HALIFAX to-day. as expected. II was
believed they would come on the fast
cruiser Argyle. which brought the
third consignment Of gold and securi.
ties. probably amounting 10 approx.
mately $50.000000. from England. 10
strengthen the British credit in Amer.
lea.
The cruiser made the trip in the un-
usual time OF four days and seven
hours
II o. now thought that the commits
sioners will reach New York on one
of the liners due there A. noon. Inc
commission consists Of four British
members headed BY Baron Reading.
the lord high chief justice and Two
French representatives Soon after
the Argyle was tied up 10 her docS
tho gold and securities were trans
ferred under heavy guard 10 seven
steel express cars.
Early this afternoon the train tott
for New York There. tho gold anu
securities viii be deposited I'M tne
subtreasury TO the credit of J q.
Morgan q Company. the hscal AGENTS
ln ihis country for Great Britain.
Tho shipment De- said 10 contain
about $4,000. 600 gold and g25OuU. 900
In bonds
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NO COMMENT
ON HESPERIAN
NOTHING IN YESTERDAYS
CHANGED ATTITUDE OF
UNITED STATES.
Naval Officers of Opiaion Vessel
Struck a Drifting Mine-Ex-
pect Word From Berlin.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s. . Nothing
in today's advices regarding the sink
ing of the Allan liner Hesperian
served to change the waiting attitude
of the American government. Judg-
ment is suspended pending complete
information. and in spite OF the state
ment of the Hesperian's captain that
his ship was the victim of a torpeuo
and had no warning. high officials
here are not disposed 10 question the
good faith OF recent unqualified assur-
ances from the German government
that her submarine commanders had
been ordered 10 attack no more liners
without warning.
Reports dnTiAs che day from An
bassador Page ~ London added few
details to the story told in ne prle1
cablegram in which Consul Frost az
Queenstown last night announced
that the vessel had been torpedoed
With loss Of about eight lives. none
OF them American The consuI's
statement that the ship carried on ner
stern 47-inch gun went unamended.
though the Allan line officials have
declared that she had no gun when
she left Montreal.
May Have Hit Mine
News that the crippled Hesperfan
had founded while being convoved to
ward Queenstown dissipated the nope
that an examination Of her hun might
prove beyond a doubt the nature OF
the wrecking explosion The TACT
that he vessel was struck forward
when well outside the zone In whfcn
the German submarines usually oper-
ate has caused some veteran naval
OFFICERS here 10 advance the theory
that she struck a drifting mine.
II Is pointed out that Consul Frost
reported that while the British al.
miralty believed the ship was tor
pedoed without warning there had
been no official announcement 70 tnat
effect and that none Of the accounts
OF the disaster speak Of q submarine
bein sighted
This being Labor Day. = legal hou.
day, all the government departments
were closed President Wilson ana
Secretary Lansing received copies OF
Ambassador Pages dispatches. how
ever. and read carefully an Newspaper
reports from London and Oueenstown
u IL understood that they think some
word viii come from Berlin a. soon
~ it is possible for the German row.
crnment 10 determine whether one OF
its boats was responsible for the
attack ard II " under what cIrcum-
stances.
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Bryan Makes Stirring Address
Before the Friends of Peace

CHICAGO. SEPT PROLONGED an
plause Erected William BRYAN dur
'nf ti9 address before the national
convention Of fhe Friends n Peace 10.
day. whom ho said
want Won 20 he thankful that this
country9 President loves peace and
iF tryinc. with every means at bic dIs
nofaL 20 preserve our country a
peace
shortly before the drirrates had
cheercd Congrcesman Henry Voumer.
OF Iowa. while he attacked thc admin.
ifirauon Tor pcrmittinF shipments of
war munitions from America 10 Eu.
rorc
Both spoke af the afternoon session.
the concluding business meeting OF
The convention
Before adiourniur the convention
instructed its officers 20 make known
to President Wilson and Congress the
purposes of the Friends Of Peace as
embodied in resolutions adopted af
thc morning session
The resolutions. which we're sfvied
A new declaration OF independorco. "
made no formal demand Tor an cmhar.
90 on munitions OF war. but declared
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for tho freedom OF the seas 20 ALL com
merce. includinr that with an heIie.
erent nations. and opposed the manu-.
iacture Of death dealing implements
for pront
The Officers alro we're instructed 10
draw up bills cmhodyinr these nrin.
cipios for presentation fo the next
tonErcas.
Incident Applsuded.
Tho best applause Gathering fnci
dents or the convention took place at
thc afternoon session. when jeremiah
a OLcary of View York. one OF the
speakers. called g. G. Berkomeior a
German American DELEGATE. and Rev
J. H. s. Somerville an Anglo-American
deleEate. 20 the speakers stand and
requested them 90 clasp hands ar n
visible rcfutauon Of charges THAT the
convention was a pro German rather.
inr
Rev p Borkemcier. a Lutheran n, IN.
lister. claepod Rev. somerviue. an
Episcopalan rector in his arms and
kissed him on both cheeks while the
Cconunusd on Fags nisvenJ
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~ announce that no wac not aoina 40
pe 90 radical aa reported
May Mean Intervention.
IN General tho Philippine siiuafion
is such. Do Faid. that q continuation
or me policy now being puraued In
me islandr might eventually demand
tne Intervention of the American gov
eminent in much the same manner as
me present Mexican situation
The passage Of the Jones bu
Whote chief purpose. Mr. ran aaid.
vas 20 make a declaration that the
United States Intended to give up the
Islands 10 an independent phuippine
government when stable govern
ment o. established. would make tns
"ofk of deterioration. complete
What is tho use OF fooiinr the
Filipinos BY such q declaration no
asked y am in favor OF turning the
Islands over 90 their people when tnov
are reasonably fitted FOR aeIf. govern.
meni bur this viii not be- for two zen.
eraiione. until the youth Of The isianas
are educated IN EnRiiah and unfn me
present pernlclous lark of aeffre-
tcontinusd en- Pags risvsnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
BIG RUNNING RACE CARD
DELIGHTED MANY Low
ERS OF SPORT.
Big Crowd Greatly Pleased With
Striking Exhibits and Many
improvements.

The West Virginia State fair
opened yesterday morning at
$50 o'clock.
That's not special news, for
everyone In this community, and
all over the state and through the
Ohio valley knows that. But
there were 5000 persons TO pass
through the gates yesterday. n
one wished 70 see q person full
OF enthusiasm, Just bubblino over
with Joy, he should have talked
last night with Col. George w.
Iutz, president Of the fair asso-
citation, who was Just like a boy
with his first pair Of boots. Col.
lutz. who has given his best per-
sonsl and commercial efforts 70
making this years fair a business
success, had a perfect right to
feel Joyful last night. He said
that II was the biggest crowd for
the opening day In the IS years
history OF the West Virginia fair.
The other officials OF the asso-.
citation were on the grounds yes
terday, while the many stock
holders-whieh includes scores
of business men Of wheeling
were also IN attendance. And
they were elated al the big crowd.
As forecasted by The InteHl-
eeneer, based upon the reports
sent out by the official forecaster,
that there were showers yester-
day. The prediction for today is
fair. That's good news.
Races Excellent.
The running races were excel
lent yesterday. There were five
Of them. The track was ideal for
running, just "nushy" enough
for the speeders TO dig into the
earth With their hoofs.
For the first time In the history
OF the fair the arsndstand for
the first day was we'll hlled.
What was the best feature OF ye
tcontanued on Page Eievsny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
EAST PRUSSIAN RELIEF FUND
Under the Patronage of the German Ambassador
Count Won Bernstorff
AN APPEAL TO AID THE WAR SUFFERERS
IN EAST PRUSSIA.

large section OF Germanys productive agricultural
land in the Province OF earuv devastated
during the Russian nvasons and inhabitants subjected to
untold suffering Villages and whole rural districts
were burnt otherwise destroyed large percentage of
the population has been rendered homeless families
were suddenly plunged into misery; old women and
children spared many we're even dragged
away into captivity never to be heard from again Some
ZUUoO MONIES were totally destroyed and fully $4,000
pilaged and devastated.
An organization known the East Prussian Relief Fund
mas been formed with headquarters New
purpose OF relieving the distress this stricken region
The Landeshauptmann at Kongsberg duly appointed
to superntend the relief work Province and ali funds
collected are being forwarded him frequent intervals
Speedy relief is urgently needed
May we not count assistance much needed
work? Remittances should be made to:
EAST PRUSSIAN RELIEF FUND.
Whitehall Building, IL Battery Place New York n Y
Contributions may also be sent to
VICTOR G. WICKE
Imperial Glass Works Beare, Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
TWENTY-SIX Is PROBABLE
DEATH LIST OF HESPERIAN
WELLSBURC POLICE
CAPTURE BURGLAR

spseisl Dispatch 20 the Inteliigencer
WELLSBURG. w. Va. Sept. c.
Robert Thoner. a notorious character.
was arrested here tonight by Sheriff
George Patterson and Deputy Sheriffs
Charles Patterson and Bert Applegate
for stealing Manila rope from the
George Sherrard Stack factory. On
Sunday night Thoner stole one thous-
and pound of rope. which he hid away
at the south end OF the factory. Last
night Thoner came back to get the
rope and as the officials were on the
watch for him he was arrested as he
was in the act OF removing the rope.
He was Immediately placed in Jail and
will be given a hearing today before
Squire c. X. Jacob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
.BLAMESTEXAS
RANGERS FOR
ALL TROUBLE
GEN. NAFARRETE COMPLAINS
OF ACTIONS OF TEXANS
ON BORDER.
Says He Could Work In Harmony
With u. S. Troops and
Preserve Order.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Sept. g.
General Z. p. Nafarrete. commander
of the Carranza forces along this sec
tion of the border. in a statement
Issued tonight said that n he had 20
deal only with the American mill
tary authorities the Carranza ana
United States troops could work m
harmony but that II the Texas rang
ers continued to work along the river
front they would be causing trouble
all the time.
General Nafarrete Is waitins a re
ply 10 his request that General Car.
ranza send him more troops to aid an
preserving neutrality along the Dor.
der as commanded by the FIRST cher.
He declared he desired 10 keep with
the American commanders 10 prevent
further trouble.
Asked why ne believed rangers
might cause trouble. General Nafar.
rete said he was disquieted by their
presence because they were not care
ful enough TO distinguish at whom
they were shooting He added ,1p.
less the American troops do effective
work. on the other side of the river
We cannot accomplish anything mere
because of the effect that unharpy
incidents on the Texas eide have on
the sentiments Of our people.
VIII not speak OF any special
case, because so many women nave
told our authorities sad stories OF
the way in which they have been
treated on the Texas side. Nearly
every dsy Mexican families cross 10
this side with their belongings. they
are not political refugees. Some OF
(Conttnn.d ~, p,,. r,.,
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TOBASCO REVOLTS
AGAINST CARRANZA

VERA CRUZ. Sept g. via Havana.
Sept s.-1he major portion OF the
state Of Tobasco has revolted against
he Carranza government street
nghting in san Juan Bautista. the
capital Of the state. and in Frontera.
a town on the coast. resulted In the
killing OF Genefal Colorado. the Car
rama governor. the chief Of police
and the secretary Of state
Many women and children were
killed on the streets The Carranza
officials remaining seized a boat a.
Frontiers and escaped 20 Vera Cruz.
According 10 reports. Tcbasco n
making an effort TO Join the state OF
Oaxaca IN maintaining independence
ot General Carranza. OaIaca revolt
ed last June and has since refused TO
recognize General Carranzs Ameri
cans arriving overland from Oa1aca
say that thousands Of natives are
starving. or have died a. the result
~ eating poisonous roots
Railroad communication between
vera Cruz and Mexico City is pre-
carious. this condition resulting from
bandit raids The latest details re-
garding the blowing M of trains a.
The town of Cameron. 20 miles outside
Of Vera Cruz, BY forces opposed 70
General Carranza, show that 25O con.
sutuuonalist soldiers we're killed
tome ~ the wounded and the bodies
~ some n the dead were brought 70
Vera Cruz
Reports are pcrsistently circulated
mat General Carranza is preparing 10
ieaFe here for Mexico City but no
9ffioial announcement 10 this effect
las been made. ~ 81 believed here
Thar he BE- unwilling ~ undertake tni-
move while the Zapata forces are
threatening communication
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
GOLDEN WEDDING
FOR EX- COY. FLEMING

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W Va. Sept. 6.-To.
morrow will mark the fftleth wedding
anniversary Of Governor and Mrs. A
y. Fleming, Of this city. A. y Flem.
In gand Miss Caroline Watson were
married on September S. 1865. and
since that time have lived an ideal
welded life.
The hfueth wedding anniversary
VII be celebrated IN n quiet manner
Teusday AZ the Fleming mansion. The
occasion win be one long remembered
BY The guests who have been invited
20 the celebration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
VILLA HOLDS UP
GENERAL ANGELES

~ rAsO Texas. Sept Ga re
port hat General Angeles. on the wav
to NoFalet by way of Iuaroz. waa half
ed by General villa and sent TO Mon
teroy. lacked confirmation 10 dav. but
was generally credited here Angelo
vas due az Iuarcz several DAYS ago.
a train bearing hia escort Of rO o.
hcera and 100 men arrived last Fri
day
No omclai word OF the prorreas of
The attack Of tho villa forces upon
Monterey has been received here Tor
more than ten days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
ALL ATTENDANCE RECORDS
FOR FIRST DAY BROKEN
BROKEN RAIL
CAUSED c. & o. WRECK

cHARLESTowN. W. Va. Sept. g.
A broken rail and the failure to have
guard rails were responsible for the
recent wreck in a tunnel OF the Coal
River division of the Chesapeake 4
Ohio railroad which resulted in FIVE
persons being killed. according to rail-
road inspector. r. f. Winters. of the
Public Service Commission OF West
Virginia. today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
DWINSK
is NOW OYER DUE

NEW YORK Sept 6-Inquiries a.
10 The Whereabouts Of the Rureiah
American line steamship DuInak
three days overdue from Arrhanref
were made IN maritime circles here
tonight
The uwinsk sailed from Archanrei
august 20. with a. passengers. "a Of
whom were in The cabins. and should
have reached here. under usual condi
uons. laFi Friday 70 uRa aaid that
no anxiety was feH on her behalf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
BRITISH STEAMER
MIMOSA is SUNK

LONDON. Sept 9. 500 p m The
British steamer Mimosa. from New
York Tor Belfast. has been sunk. The
crew was saved
The steamer Mimosa. a.fGG ton
vessel left New York on August 2f
for Belfast Built in 1905 aho was
112 feet long. a. feet beam and III
feet depth. She was owned bv tho
Mimosa Steamship Co. Ltd. Of Ion
don and was a freight carrying
steamer
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Reaches New York

NV YORK. sept 6-Dr Constan
en- T Dumba. The Austro. Iunpsrisp
siilnas.ador. arrived here AZ midnight
iIum me summer embassy a. Lennov.
Mass on his way 10 Washington. He
ueclined i0 comment in any way until
~ had talked win Secretary Of State
LANSING Hc VIII leave early to-mor.
row for Washington
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WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR NOW IN FULL BLAST
TURK DESTROYER
SUNK IN MARMORA

ATHENS. Sept. s. D. m. (via Paris
1:25 p. m)-The Turkish torpedo
boat destroyer Var Hissar has been
sunk in the Sea Of Marmora by an al
lied submarine.
The torpedo boat destroyer Var
Hissar was built in 1907. She was 1s4
feet long and displaced 2s4 tons. The
vessel had a speed of 2S knots.
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VESSEL GOES DOWN AFTER
REMAINING AFLOAT
THIRTY SIX HOURS
Captain of Liner Declines to Talk
For Press-Said to Believe
Ship Was Torpedoed.

QUEENSTOWN. Sept 8, ff:zs
p m.-sIx second cabin passen.
gers, elk third cabin passengers
and IS Of the crew Of the steamer
Hesperian, torpedoed $50 miles or
Queenstown, Saturday evening.
were unaceounted for to-nioht. ac-
eordino 20 the revised official flo
ures issued by the Allan line.
This brings the probable death
list, including Miss Carberry. Of
St Johns, Newfoundland, whose
body 10 here, up TO 20.
The captain Of the stricken liner
remained by his ship until u sank.
He declined 20 comment on the
disaster for publication; hence the
otheial statement as TO whether
he believes his ship was a victim
OF 2 torpedo or mine must come
from the admiralty, although the
captain Is quoted as having told
an Allan line OFFICIAL to-day that
the Hssperian was torpedoed.
Most Of the survivors, passen-
gers and crew, will leave Queens
town tomorrow by special train
and boat for Liverpool.
Captain Main and the ofTcers
who remained aboard the steamer
while efforts were beinq made TO
tow the liner TO port, were able
10 save some Of their effects be-
fore the ship plunged TO the bottom.
70 miles southwest Of Fastnet, not
far from the scene Of the attack.
taking with her 3,545 baoa OF
mail, much Of II originating In
neutral countries.
The flooding Of the forward
compartments, which caused the
Hesperian to sink, so much by the
head as 70 throw the propeIIers
out Of the water, made the task
OF towing the liner 70 Queens
town impossible In the rough sea.
The names Of the missing sec
end cabin passengers follow: Miss
6annister. Mrs. Fisher, Joseph
Fowler, Mrs. Hannah Fowler, Ma
ria jenkins and Miss Murray.
No Report 20 Germany.
BERLIN. via. London. Sept. 8. 50
m.-The German admiralty has a
et no information regarding the Hes
erian case. The sinking of the line
(Continusd ON Page EIevsu.N
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ARMOUR HOME IS
ROBBED OF JEWELS

CHICAGO Sept aM Mra D. OGDEN Ar
mouf vie ~ the prominent Chiearo
lar kcr. 1nd fnroe women rrrganfr. we're
MNIN Ufi nnofa tonight hr two rnhhrrH
cfcaped win 40 500 in frwefrY al ffe
.lni OL revolver one 0f the infrufrrn
lnrced Mra Armour ard her three maids
pc companion nrarrhrd fha house SOL
police
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TRRLE MuRDEn

lipnineon. bic wife ana Nionro peffe, q
lsLW band. were shot and KILLED hv
Ilnh 'rano. 1f HohiuH0n's farm. nrnr
'-tfN Er1nu wae arrested on the
road f1 fnou ffilI uhnre ~ ~. r.ir~
To give himself uu. he aaid
.HInnfr ~ Mra Robinson uar rfven
H' thn cnueer ~ the frInla nrurfrr
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TIE wEATHnn

MhsHTNoToN. sept s-rorscaatf
Westefn Eeunsylvania nnd ONO
Eartr cloudy Eoufhs rrohah1v Local
shoWers north. Tuesday and Wcfnssfav
Weet NirFlnla-oensrauy fair Tusa-