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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
ADVICE UNHEEDED
American Steamers Evelyn and Carib
Fail 20 Heed German Reuufa.
tons and Are Lost

WASHINGTON. U g.. March
a statement issued by tho German rm.
hassy here to-day announced that Tho
American steamers Evelyn and yarib.
recently sunk hy mines .r fh, Nurfh
sea. were lost because they failed fu
heed advice contained .u tH. notices
f0 mariner
The statement iUIIuua
'Tho American aHIpr Evelyn and
lar.b were lost In fFl Nur.h Goa Hr
cause. fn opposition fu .H. advice con.
fa.urd I1 fho notices fu mariners. IH.v
took their course along tho cast rrIaI
au Islands Nrr0rdIrE fH statements
mad" hy The captain OF tH. Er.Ivr.
fnI. course was followed upon advice
hE % british man of war
Ihr imperial government strongly
advises 200 ships sailing from tr,
Dutch coast to tho U4v OF TsIFdIand
10 take their course from Trrafhrf.ra
hrhf boat to about tho r-h drfrrr.
then fo iistorfief where fhas arc to
await German pilot
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BAD FIRE
DAVIS Lumber Yards az OeKalb Dam.
aged 5000 and the Fire Is
Still Raging.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. March 2.-Fire
which is still raging at DoKaIb near
Glenyille has destroyed 81. 900 worth
OF property al the Davis lumber yards.
The blaze started Monday morning
at o'clock from a spark from the
smoke stack al the lumber plant One
hundred and ffty men have been
lighting the FIRE since Do started -Four
thousand cross ties owned by J s.
Bell and ". y Holden Of Parkorsburs
have been destroyed. The lumber
yards and plant are located on tho
property. which was formerly owned
by Judge Louis Bennett % is gen.
orally known as the Bennett property.
AZ o'clock Wednesday morning. he
hrcmcn. reported that the blaze vas
partially under control
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IDENTIFIED
Woman Killed IN philadelphia Hotel
Was Mrs Hall. of Waterbury,
Conn.-Murderer Old Lover.

PHILADELPHIA. March The
woman who was shot and killed i'm a
hotel here last night by Charles &. st.
Clair. Of New York. who then commit
ted suicide. was identified to-day as
Mrs. Harry Hall. OF Waterbury. Conn
The identificatiSn was made by Arthur
ID. Stein, relative OF the dead woman
who said that 81. Clair had been a
suitor for her hand before she mar
ried Hall four months ago. On the
day Of her wedding. Stein said. 50
Clair had taken poison IN an attempt
20 commit suicide. Several weeks
ago. he added. Mrs. Hall left her home
In Connecticut and went TO New York
60 live.
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EIGHTEEN JAILED
566ial Ui'natch ~ u IntolIIeencer

special hi'ratch fp ia. IutcIIIrcuccr.
FAlRMONT. ". Va. March -
Eighteen NOR, arrests were made To-
day In connection with the riots and
murder at Pennington Of Saturday
week. The men arrested have all
been indicted. There were q hundred
and twenty -fiye prisoners in the coun-
y Jail az midnight tonight.
The spccial grand jury which was
in session until last Saturday will
meet again today. 60 is likely that
Prosecuting Attorney Morris will ask
10 have the grand jury continue until
next Saturday
All three mines Of the Jamison
company az which the strikes and
riots occurred. were running In full
blast today aud all trouble appears to
BE- over there.
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cARRANZA ADHERENTs
REPORT MANY VICTORIES

DOUGLAS. Arjz March The
Carranzs agency here announced this
afternoon tho receipt % a TELEGRAM
from General Elias Gales. saving that
the town 81 Frontoras. go miles south
of Aqua Prieta. had beon captured
Tho trenches of the c0nvcnuonisf
troops defending tho town were BON.
bardod with shrspnel for three hours.
Gales stated. after which an Infantry
charge drove out tho villa forces with
loss of 90 killed
The Carrauza adhorlufa also claim
To- have captured many prisoners. one
machine gun. srvDr1. hundred rifles
and a large quantit> OF ammunition
Their losses were five dead and four
wounded Gales. who ie in personal
command. intends to pursue tho Gee.
ink conccntoniste to NacozarI
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GO TO WORK THURSDAY

GLASGOW. Scotland. via London.
March O.. S.22 o. m-Thc engineers
ON strike .u th, clyde ship Yards. who
on Saturday were ordered hy the
government to return to work today
decided fO resume operations ON
Ihuraday. ON condition that u0 over.
Time work would hH required of them
They also decided that 10 their do.
maufa Tor au increase .u wages of %
pence -four rnufsI per hour was not
conceded they would adopt au in
.frIk" which means That frrr will
loIirr a' their fa#E thereby reducing
production fo minimum
These urUpu.HI. rmuafsf from r.
committee formed by tho arrkarr 90
act boo fh.Ir behalf. in place of their
executive and district councils. which
Che men virtually rsuudiafaf
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FAIRNESS or AMERICAN
NOTE IMPRESSED GERMANS

HERi.lN. March @ IHy vI-eI4sH fo
SayvilloI What most Impressed ua
in Tho American note vaa tho evident
spirit 0f absolute faIrn.#. n which
mo american government approached
tho problem. and I.e desire f1 urrru..
.0IuruD which could ba arr.rhH
BY both sides. said mEH Official of
The German government today .I1r
erdeav0rrd .u fhr reply fo follow Che
Same rule The mod locations We rur.
zestrf 1rr inspired bv tho desire fo
round o1f and complete tho American
proposals.
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TRADE COMMISSION
PARTLY CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON. March In OK.
ecuuvD soH ion lats touisht the son.
ate confirmed the nominations of four
OF the five members of the federal
trade commission. Withholding CON.
Hrmati0n 0uiy from George WubIra.
Progressive. 0f Now UampabIrp
The Republicans vie0r1urT. ourDssd
SIR HubIas. and tHa debate Gr bis
name continued after Tho others had
h''1 approved The indications we're
That the executive session might last
until morning
The four whose nomination was r0u-
hrm'd ar' Joseph o. Davies. of Nfa-
cune.u. Edward ~ IrrIrv. of Uu
ruI- Vs. D. Harris. off Georgia. Demo
rr8fs. and Vs. o. Parry. of Seattle.
Wash. Progressive Republican
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WILSON TO INQUIRE HOW ALLIES
INTEND TO CARRY OUT PLANS
THIS ACTION WILL LIKELY BE DE-
FERRED UNTIL REPLIES ON
SUBMARINE WARFARE
ARE RECEIVED.
mpressior-Enplsnd's Reply
Will Depend on Allies.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March -
While President Wilson indicated to-
day that the United States would send
o note of inquiry TO Great Britain and
France to learn how they proposed to
carry out in practice their announced
determination TO prohibit commercial
intercourse by sea with Germany. such
action. it was said. probably will be
deferred until replies are received
from Great Britain and Germany 10
the American proposals looking 20 an
abandonment of submarine warfare on
merchant ships and unrestricted pass
age OF foOdstuffs to civilian population
OF the belliEeronts.
Germany's reply as described in
the press dispatches. created Ia
vorable impression among officials.
but until the text is Officially received
no comment will b. made. The atti-
tude OF Germany gave rise TO the be
lief in some Official quarters that a
basis for a solution OF the maritime
situation might yet be reached through
the new note.
What Great Britain's reply will be-
Is dependent 10 some extent on the az
titudo of her allies whom she is con
sultiug. There have been official IN
timations. however. that England
would nafly reject the proposal for
tho shipment Of foodstuns an dcondi-
tioual rontrahand 20 Germany
Note Occupied Attention.
Tho ANGLO French notes outlining
the intention OF the allies 90 stop an
commerce between Germany and nCu-
trail countries. occupied the attention
Of official Washington today. Presi.
dent Wilson told iuguirCrs just brf0f.
tho cabinet met that be- could not d..
One OBJ" attitude of the American g5,.
eminent because hc had not fhoruu Do.
iE d.-'efrd thr contents of tho r0U.
wuu.uaUure. though apparently ihrr
enrm'd fO establish n blockada IIa
pointed ont that the notes bad NOR ..
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ANOTHER ARREST
Fairmont Officials Capture Another
Man Connected Win Kiiarn,
Murder-Only One Now
a. Liberty.

f,.l,. ...p1L.n ~ ihr futruIEsncer
o'hrr Important arrest in tho KHarr,
blac khand murder of last Cbrisfr,sg
eve was made today when guv grsfri
au Italian us Kllarm. was arrrrfod
charged with aiding "a criminal fo a-
cape 10 was discovered TODAY fbsf
Immediately after tho killing ToDv
Iarari who killed Jim Rascheua. The
leader ~ the blackhand organization
rushed tD Tho home OF gcatci. who
brought him fo Faimont and pur.
chased him I ticket sending him auav
on q train "a few minutes later
Tho arrest ~ Srafri complete tho
Iisf ~ those wanted with tho avrer.
ti0n NJ Iarari who appears fo have
reached tho old country iu safety
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RUSSIANS REPULsEo.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-RepuIse
OF all Russian attacks in the general
offensive In the west Carpathians and
south OF the Dneister. with the Aus
uian troops still holding the positions
gained in yesterdays advance was re-
ported in the official statement from
Vienna to the Austro-Hungarian ON
bassy here today.
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40 Miners EntonzDJed In Fayette County Mine
MURDER PLOT
NIPPED In BUD
ASSASSINATION OF CARNEGIE,
VANDERBILT AND The ROCK
EFEllERS WAS AIM
OF Anarchists Caught by New York
Poliee-Attempt 10 Dynamite
Church Leads TO Arrests.

NEW YORK. March The dis
covery OF an anArchlstic plot involv-
ing the assassination OF Andrew Car
negie. Cornelius Vanderbilt. John d.
Rockefeller and his son. and other
wealthy men, and the inauguration OF
reign OF terror and looting in this
city, was announced by the police to-
day. after they had arrested. under
dramatic circumstances. a man who
had just placed two bombs in st. Pat
rick's cathedral. where several hun
dred persons were worshipplng. To
days sensational development was the
elimination Of months OF work by de-
tectives In uncoyering a conspiracy
which, they declare. projected the
opening of a campaign of violence and
bloodshed without precedent in New
York City.
SO carefully had the police worked
out their plans that the anarchist was
even allowed TO light the fuse Of one
of the bombs which he carried into
the cathedral despite the fact that the
explosives were powerful enough 10
have badly damaged the edifice and
possibly killed many in IT, Scarcely
had the bomb carrier ignited the fuse
when one of half a hundred disguised
detectives who were stationed in ana
about the church crushed the sput-
tering thread under his heel and in an
other moment the platter was taken
into custody just as he was about TO
light the fuse of the other destructive
instrument
Frank Abarno was the name given
by the man who placed the bombs IN
the cathedral. Later Charles Carbone.
an Is year old youth. was arrested az
his home as the actual manufacturer
OF the explosives Still others were
implicated in the plot. in the belief OF
the police. and more arrests are ex-
pected in the near future. Both Abar-
no and Carbone late to-day. the police
reported, admitted their part in the
conspiracy, the carrying out OF which
was to have been begun this morning
with the attempted destruction OF the
cathedral. The men arrested. how
ever. assumed all responsibility. deny
ing that anyone else was involved
When arraigned late to-day they were
held without bail for examination
Thursday.
Members Of Bresei Gang.
Abarno and Carbone are said TO be
members OF the Bresci group OF anar.
chists In this city who take their
name from Graetano Bresci. assassin
OF King Humbert OF Italy. According
10 the police the plot TO blow up the
cathedral and follow this with attacks
on wealthy men was conceived early
in February
The plans Of the conspirators mis-
carried because a young policeman.
Emeiio Poignant. joined in the plot as
an avowed anarchist and for several
weeks kept the police informed of th..
movements Of his companions. Poll
gnani was arrested in the cathedral
fContinued On Pnas r.,A
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OHIO OIL INSPECTION
Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL

colt NEIE 3D.. March Ohio. a
oil inspection HR which urudu..H
bout 100000 year n r.Enuu. for
fn' state. "H. declared Urlur.fIfH.
i."naI hF IIu .Hurlm. court HlIl fu.
day The court held .laf fr. law riu.
IHf0. tra action ui fHU federal r0usff.
tuition r.I7tirl f0 Interstate commerce
and fH1f DO imruHo. a burden 0u such
commerce bE nHE of foes largely Iu Hv.
r".a ni fHn expense necessary for
WaIn.aInIu. fhn inspection dfgg.f
wHnf
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AMERICAN PROPOSALS TO
BELLIGERENTS MADE PUBLIC
HOPES THAT ENGLAND AND
GERMANY MAY MAKE
CONCESSIONS
Of a Reciprocal Nature and Arrive
at Peaceful solution of Neu-
tral Ship Problem.

LONDON. March >. .O5 . m.-A
dispatch TO Reuters Telegram Com.
pauy. from Amsterdam. gives the con
tents of thc American note of Febr,i-
AIRY % to Great Britain. and GermAny's
reply thereto The notes were re-
ccived In Amsterdam In a dispatch
from Berlin.
The American note expresses the
hope that Great Britain and Germany
may. by means OF reciprocal conces-
siCns. discover basis of understand
ing. the result OF which would tend TO
free ships engaged In neutral and
peaceful commerce from the serious
dangers 10 which they are exposed in
passing through the coastal waters of
On" belligerent countries
This suggestion. the note proceeds
10 say. should not be considered az a
proposal By the American government
whom II naturally does not bchooNe
10 propose conditions for such an
agreement. though the question al
issue has a direct and far-rcaching in
teTcst for the government and people
OF the United States.
The note says the United States
ventures solely To take a liberty
which il is convinced can be conceded
to a sincere friend who is actuated
by a desire TO cause Inconvenience 10
neither Of the two nations. and posi-
bly, serve the common interests of
humanity
Countries Should Agree
The suggestion is made that Ger
many and Great Britain should agree
first that isolated drifting mines
should be laid by neither party. that
anchored mines should be laid eN-
clusively for defensive purposes. with
in gun range of harbors. and that all
mines should bear the mark OF the
government OF origin and be so con.
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DEVELOPMENTS YESTERDAY SEAL
FATE OF SHIP PURCHASE BILL
MAIN INTEREST IN SESSION WAS
THE PASSAGE OF THE BIG
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Session Likely 70 Be Continuous Un.
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
Rivers and Harbors Bill

WASHINGTON. Mar. 2-Conercss
settled down tonight for what the
leaders expect to be continuous
session until the gavel falls to signal
ize i's end az noon March 4. The
house marked time for q few hours
after sending the government ship
purchase bill back to conference,
while committees labOred on final
agreements on the billion dollar ap-
prOpriatiOns for expenses Of the gov
eminent Meanwhile the senate
aought cncrgctically to catch up on
tue legislative program.
Developments OF the day practical.
ly sealed the fate of the chip purchase
bll. administration leaders agreeing
that it would be- almost impossible 10
act upon tho conference report In the
senate after 10 is disposed Of by the
house
Tho bin was shunted aside late in
the day tn the house and returned TO
conference on n point ~ order made
by Representative Mann. the minority
leader. who rontpuded that the CON
frrera had exceeded their authority
In inrroasin. 90 three years the period
fo elapse f1lloving the close Of the
European war before the Weeks ma
fal auxiliary provisions should be-
come effective
Greatest activity boo both Houses
rsufrrrd upon conference reports on
appropriation bills Agreement was
reached during thr day on the naval
rrI legislative. executive and judicial
supply measures and ON the army bin
except Hs f0 House provision pro
EIhifInE fna uac of .HpeediuE no"
methods Iu army shops The senate
conferences Welded to tho ilouF. ON a
similar provision in tho naval meas
Hrr
Confercss Agree
tuufrrrrH on fhn army biIl agreed
fr aU frr financial features and both
ilnuHfr adopted that portion of The re.
port which carries a total outlay OF
fcarHnusr an 49, rrfr.t
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WAHHrHoTou. Harrh z-Forscastf
Negtfru Faunau ulFania=Eair Weduaa-
49, Nnuranau tnrrraaInH r1nnffuarn
NaHf rGluiaa-= y ~ nsadaU fair .Thura /.
eaT uurafrea
ohfn-Fafr WsfasafaH. colder uarfhf
Fhuradav probably SNOW fn norfh ava
Hurw uF rats in arufh
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REPLY Is
FAVORABLE
GERMANY AGREES VIRTUAL
LY TO PROPOSALS IN
AMERICAN NOTE.
VIII BE Governed by International
Law Providing Allies
Also Accept

BERLIN. March .. via London 9 40
y. MN its reply 20 the American
governments note concerning the
German naval war zone. the German
government agrees that. under certain
conditions. its submarines will halt
and Investigate merchantmen and
VIII proceed against only such vessels
as are found to be carrying contra
band or are owned in nations hostile
TO Germany.
The reply declares Gerrnanv's read
mess TO accept virtually ali Of the
American proposals except the one
which would restrict the use OF anch.
ored mines 10 purely defensive pur-
poses. The German government ex-
presses the belief that belligerents
cannot AFFORD to abandon entirely the
use or anchored mines for offensive
Operations. II is willing to consider
the abandonment Of floating mines.
BY international Law.
In case German submarines take ac-
ton. after Investigation. AGAINST mer.
chAntmen carrying Contraband. or
owned in hostile countries. il is agreed
that such action viii be in accordance
with the general rules of international
law. This presupposes. however. the
abandonment OF the use of neutral
hags by merchantmen Of hostile ma
tions or the armiuF Of such merchant
men. II such tactics were employed.
Germany contends. it would be impos-
slble to restrict the operations Of sub
marines in this manner.
The reply suggests that there be
constituted In the countries concerned
american commissions to which sup
plies OF ioodstufs for the use of civ
ilian populations could be consigned.
This plan, il Is said. Is contemplated
In the American proposals. The re-
ply also suggests that these commits.
sions should be allowed TO import and
control the distribution Of other ar
ticles. especially fodder. which are on
the conditional cOntraband list in the
Declaration Of LONDON. Germany
states that Interference with articles
on the absolute free list I'm the DccIa-
ration OF London should BE- aban.
Goned.
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Ten MEN RESCUED ALIVE,
NINE BODIES RECOVERED
STATE NINE OFFICIALS AND
RESCUE PARTIES ON
THE SCENE.
But PROGRESS OF RESCUE
WORK Is SLOW OWING
TO BAD AIR.
Exact Cause Of Explosion Not
known But Gas Explosion
Believed Cause.

Special Dispatch to the InteIIirencer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March
2-That there were only 10 men
AZ work In mines No. 3, 4 and S,
all three Of which open into the
same drift. and all three Of which
were effected by the explosion,
and that there may be some hope
Tor those working In mine No. 4,
was the substance Of a report re-
eeiNed here just before midnight
by the Department Of Mines.
Ordinarily there are about 1so
men employed In the three mines.
The latest report also is 70 the ef-
feet that n is almost certain that
u was gas explosion, the gas.
presumably. having been llberat-
ed by large fall Of coal or slate.
The explosion was a mild one. Il
Is believed. since the fan was
stopped only on account Of
shert circuit Of the electric wires.
Chief Earl Henry. and InSpee-
tors Cobb. Holiday. Lambert and
Absolan are the State Mining
Officials on the job assisting In
the rescue work. There is no
fire in the mine, according TO this
last report.
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INDEMNITY FOR
LOSS OF STOCK
BILL INTRODUCED IN ONO AS.
SEM5IY PROVIDING FOR PAY.
MENT OF STOCK KILLED
To Prevent Spread OF Foot and Mouth
oisease-soth Houses Agree
on Salary Cuts.
rnteluEsneor Bureau.
Colum bus. o.. March 2.

Payment OF sl4e.59s for live stock
slaughtered to prevent the spread OF
Foot and Mouth disease and Hos
cholera. is provided for in a bill in
troduced today II contains names OF
$50 stock owners.
The House passed under suspended
rules. the Myers bill making optional
the registration Of land titles under
the Torrens system for lands sold
under court orders The bill was
passed as a substitute for the Myers
bill which Governor Willis vetoed be
cause OF an error.
The Senate exempted motor FIRE ap.
paratus and machine of salvage crops
from ordinary license requirements.
That body also passed the Smith House
bill. compelling street car companies
TO provide protection against dust and
other disaErceable weather conditions.
for mOtOrmen
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License COMMISSIONERS
TO GET SIS A MONTH


IHH Fafr liquor license rommI-si1u-
rrt today decided f0 pay The Belmont
county LIQUOR license comm I0nfrs
81 month and those in Monroe
county go Hrduru1nH iu aaIarIas
ri about $4,000 H year uara agreed
upon tr fHs bard and Governor
HIIIH
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Agree on Salary Cut.

Both Houses agreed on a program
for reduction OF salaries of members
OF state commissions and a few other
officials. They adopted a conference
committees recommendation that sal
aries of members Of the board OF ad-
ministration be reduced from 5000 to
$1,000. and that the fiscal agent. whose
salary Is cut from $1,000 to $1,000.
also serve as secretary. This action
restored the Howard bill.
The Senate passed unanimously the
Lloyd bill. intended To prevent contin-
uance OF certain schools OF dentistry
In Ohio which admit students without
adequate preparatory education. The
bill also would forbid dentists from
doing business under a company name
and from advertising false claims.
George q. DeckenbauCh. Cincinnati.
former tax inquisitor. will not get S22.-
900 from Hamilton county commission
ers for services performed % years
ago. the House decided today in kill
ing the Bruck bill which would have
enabled payment
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'pccial Dispatch Co the inteiliCsncr r.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March
2.-Aeeordina TO latest reports
received here this evening from
Laylsnd, in Fayette county, the
scene OF a disastrous mine eSplo.
sion which occurred at 8 O'Clock
this morning, ten miners alive
and nine dead had been recovered
by the state, federal and local
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