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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
QUARANTINE IS
STRENGTHENED
DETERMINED EFFORT BEING
MADE TO STAMP OUT FOOT
AND MOUTH DISEASE.
In Eastern Pan Handie-cattle Killed.
Hay and Fodder Burned and
All Roads Are Closed.
Special Dispatch to Tho Inieliiseneer.

Special Dispatch 90 the IntalIiesnecr.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. March 8.
In determined effort TO secure
control OF the foot and mouth disease
and prevent its further spread in any
Of the four counties OF Berkeley. JEFF
ferson, Morgan and Hampshire. now
under quarantine. Federal. State and
municipal officials to-day strength
ened the lines OF quarantine through
out this section and practically
stopped all trsfhc over public high
ways I'm the affected districts. Guards
armed with shotguns were stationed
on all roads leading into this city.
and the movement OF all cattle. sheep
and swine, and all hay. straw and fod-
der was peremptorily stopped In
many Instances big wagon loads OF
stock and fodder were dumped along
the roadside by officers and summari-
~ destroyed by fire.
Stock Killed.
The slaughter of cattle and hogs
began today and several hundred
head OF the animals were DESTROYED
and buried in the big trench. Hun
dreds OF other farm animals are be
ing held for observation. with the
prospect that many more will be
killed. A farm To farm inspection by
the authorities began to-day and will
be continued until every suspected
district has been thoroughly exam
ined. Scores of farmers throughout
quarantined territory have established
armed guards upon their premises TO
prevent infection. and all dogs caught
al large are being impOunded. The
strenuous efforts OF the authorities
were made more difficult this after
noon and tonight by a heavy fall Of
snow. but there Is no cessation in the
endeavor 10 check further spread OF
the disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
TIE wEATHER

WAsHrHoToE. Mach 5.-rorssss,,
Nsrtsrn FrnnHyivania. OHIO ana vysst
Firginia-nsin or snow SATURDAY. s.
dsy unssttisd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
SITUATION IN CAPITAL
SERIOUS AND CHAOTIC
OBREGON'S DECREE VIRTUAL
LY SANCTIONS LOOT
AND PILLAGE.
Will Not Permit Outside Aid.
Wants to Force Poor in
Carranza's Army.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-Presi.
dent Wilson was confronted today
with one OF the most serious and per
picking developments that has ever
arisen in the Mexican situation. Mex.
leo City is on the verge OF starvation.
General Obregon. the Carranza com
mander. refuses to permit an inter
national relief committee. composed
OF wealthy members OF the foreign
colony. to succor the needy.
Mexico needs no foreign aid" the
general II reported TO have said.
All merchants who closed their
stores have been ordered to reopen
under the threat OF punishment. Three,
hundred OF these. all Mexicans. have
been imprisoned The people OF the
city are living I'm terror OF another
nounced that he will not prevent loot
ing or pillaging for food or money.
The Brazilian. British. Spanish and
Italian ambassadors called separate
ly at the state department today.
bringing pessimistic reports OF the
situation which correspOnded to re-
ports already received by the Ameri.
can government. The foreign dipio-
AAAhAN HhkEF0AFh AAo EbluAlou
Secretary Bryan announced that he
had sent an urgent telegram to Ameri-
can Consul Silliman with instructions
10 lay the situation earnestly before
General Carranza. so that General
Obregon might be directed TO accept
the profered aid OF the foreign resi-,
dents. Freight service Is suspended
between Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
o. -
purposes are being withheld by Cen
eral Obregon on the ground OF mill
tsry necessity.
Advised Of Al Facts.
President Wilson was advised OF all
the facts late today as revealed In
official messages and the reports from
the foreign ambassadors. Tonight the
President was reported TO be studying
the various phases OF the question
closely. Should General Obregon con
tinue to refuse outside aid drastic
measures might be necessary. in the
view OF foreign diplomats. The situa-
tion Is described by them as more in
tOlerable than II ever has been since
revolutionary troubles began in the
southern republic.
Talk of an allied expedition similar
to the one that went to the relief OF
foreign legations at peking during lie
Boxer uprising. was again heard in
official quarters where 10 was general.
ly admitted that a grave condition OF
afairs had arisen.
For the present the outcome OF the
tclegraphic correspondence with Gen,
cral Carrsnza will be awaited. Hith.
crto he has been reported as standing
by all the activities Of General Obre.
gon whose purpose. according to Off.
ciai reports. seems to be to force the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

General Guillaume headed a rcyolu.
ilonary force which took the field last
January. capturing Cape Haifion on
January IL and entering Port An
frince. the capital. on March no
revolution was directed AGAINST tho
administration ~ President UavIIrar
Iheodor ". Thc0dor was compelled
10 abd.cate. and took refuge on a
Dutch steamship ln tho rarbor Al
Fort Au Prince General Gumaur,o
vas recognized a. chief executive ol
Haiu BY the other revolutionary lead.
ers, and on March @ was proclaimed
provisional president by fhe national
assembly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
CABINET
General Guillaune Named President
OF Haiti and Announces His
Cabinet

CAPE HA1TIEN. Haiti. March g.
General Nilbrun Guillaume was for.
mally elected president Of Haiti today.
a cabinet was formed AZ foIlows.
Minister of fnance-M Rourand.
Minister of interior-M PrabeI
Minister % foreign aHairs-M 30
utmy.
Minister of warn Codio
Minister of justice-M. GuiIbaud
Minister Of public works-GenersI
Glfmbau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
RUSSIANS ARE NOW ON THE
OFFENSIVE ALONG WHOLE FRONT
HAVE CROSSED INTO BAKoWINA
AND REPORTED TO BE BACK
IN CZERNoWITZ
Advancing Westward In North Poland
in the West Allies Are Doing
Offensive Work.

LONDON, March 3. 9.45 .. NIX.
copt In the central Beskid pass of the
Carpathians. where the fierce Austrian
attacks have moderated somewhat. the
Russians are now on the offensive
along the whole length Of their eT.
tremely long line from the Baltic sea
20 the Rumanian border Apparently
hey have definitely disposed of tho
German and Austrian attempts 10 out.
Hank their two extreme winRs ana
having turned are making slow but
steady progress westward
After retiring % the Dneister river.
the Russians again have crossed into
Bukowina and are unoniciaIly report.
ed 20 he back IN CKernOwify. vhirn
military mon ray is extremely prob.
able a. they already had captured
oadaEora, q few miles 10 tho north.
east ~ The capital Further 20 The
WeFt they are again In possession OF
0fanislau and have crossed tho T.ukv,
river n forward strv which In tho
opinion of military rrperts probsbfv
VIII compel tho Austrians 10 evar.
uate Bukowina
Tn the Beakid. TukhoIta and r-y.ot
passes the Austro Germans arc an
possession of strong positions whence
iney are continually attarEirF the
Russians. while in the wepfarn ras.au
especially the uukla. the pBssfap.
are on the Hungarian fIopes ubor.
the fighting has derpnerafed fpt,
trench warfare The Russians are
sending large reinf0rcementz no fbis
southern lino
Advancing Westward
ln northern Poland TIE Russispa
are advancing slowly westward from
me Nlemen river. and the Germans
are lighting a rear guard action ONLY
~ one point r. the German attach bs.
M Frrioualv pressed -araI1af the
CsarausG .. -. -
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Advancing Westward

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22

ON MANY OCCASIONS
SAYS DAYTON
Federal Judge, Testifying Be-
fore House Judiciary Sub
Committee Tells Of Study of
U. M. w. Case.

Washington. Feb. 20. Federal
Judge Alton g. Dayton Of West vif-
glnla testified today before the houae
Judiciary subcommittee investigating
charges against him. He declared
he had been repeatedly misrepre-
aentcd."
The ease Of the Hickman Coal and
Coke company against officers and
organizers OF the United Mine Work
ers Of America he reviewed IN de-
tail. A restraining order. which a.
nally developed into a permanent In
junction restraining the union OFF,
Gers from attempting 20 organize the
employees Of the Hickman company.
was one OF the factors In the charees
against him.
Judge Dayton declared he had
based his decisions IN the case on the
fact that the compans had q contract
will, each of It's men before they wcee
employed, IN which they agreed not
to Join a labor union.
II never spent a yea Of such hard
labor and close study ~ I did In the
work on thai case continued tne
Judge. II worked 90 such an extent
that for tho first time IN my life |
dropped In me street IN a dead faint
by reason % the mental strain In
VOWED In H."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22
JAR OF MUSTEROLE
ON THE BATH ROOM SHELF
Has Relieved Pain for Every One In
the family.

when little Susie had the Group;
when Johnny got his feet wet and
caught cold. when Father spraincd
his knee; when Granny's rheumatism
bothered her
That Jar OF MUSTEROLE was
right there to give relief and COM
fort.
MUSTEROLE Ia a clean, white
ointment. made with OH of mustard.
II will not blister like a mustard
uiaster.
Quick relief for Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis. Tonsilitis, Group, Stin Neck.
Asthma, Neuralgia. Headache, Con-
Resti0n, Pieurisy, Rheumntism, Lum-
nago. Pains and Aches of the Back OF
Joints, spraina. Sore Muscles, Bruises,
ChlIblains. Frosted Feet, colds on the
chest Ct often prevents Pueumonia).
Nothing like MUsTEROLE for
croupy children.
At your druggists, In csc and soc
Jars. and a special large hospital size
Tor t2.50.
he sure you get the genuine NUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-ge'
what you ask for. The Musterols
Company. Cleveland, ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22

icni usc which has been made of the
power Of the county road bonrda. ~
some sections a. least. has been o.
jeciionablc."
However, there n no disposition 20
/ tear dovn one system without pro-
posing another one which we believe
to be a better one. Personally my
ideas arc rot set on this matter; but
] believe We ave designed n system
which not only orines our road man
asement closer home n into more
sympathetic touch with the people,
but which does 20 without IN any way
interfering with the efficiency Of our
state highway ayetew or its manage
ment md development"
The main new features of the
Blood ell az tentatively drawn. In adj
diti0n TO the wholesale repeal clause
and codincatlon ~ the existing road
law, Ia found IN the vestlng OF abso-
lutte power over county roads In the
board OF county commissioners.
The creation o. the county highway
commissioner. who must be an en-
gineer and who may draw a salary up
20 $4,000 q yenr In the discretion OF
the county commission. the require
ment for a definitely outlined system
Of eounty roads. serving the whole
county and systematic progress upon
their construction; the requirement
tht the main county highways boz
tween counties ne made TO Join and
harmonlzo: the permission 70 coun-
ties 40 form themselves into groups
and through their commissioner en-
ploy a joint commissioner: the power
TO cali upon the state engineers de-
partment for engine erlng advice and
service In road and bridge construc.
ton whers any county Ia unable a.
eEaploy such independently. the ere
alton OF the county highway fund.
and provision for a maximum levy OF
i've mills therefor: and for an OPP
tional precinct or district road levy
10 addition TO n maximum ~ nve
mills. which fund must be expended
within the district or precinct where
levied. upon petition OF the voters.
The bin takes away from the state
engineer general supervision, or a
controlling supervision over county
roads. but does provide for a consult
ing authority and the maintenance
oy counties OF their share OF such
state highways as may be ordered by
the legislature to pass through the
said counties. The provision for in
%tercounty highways me cooperative
intercounty construction are inter-
esting and promise good results, es-
pecially In conjunction with the pro-
vision that a group 81 counties may
In the discretion Of their commits
sioner. unite IN the employment Of a
Joint highway commission.
one provision which q been left
out OF the tentative draft and which
many road experts think might well
be included H. the provision hxing
some standard qualification for the
county highway commissioner. Or APP
prevail OF his appointment by the stnte
engineer or 10th. The objection II
made that this latter would limit
county authority which II Is desired
to make absolute. The blu will be
Introduced this week when further
opinions OF road men. experts and en-
thusiasis viii be invited by the house
roads committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22

portaht powers This hlil, Il Is fear
ed. u what the orsnnixed dodelna IN
teresis Of New Mexico want.
OF the three bills proposed IN the
house last week the organized op-
ponents OF a powerful taxing author
ny Il IA said might choose any one TO
escape the creation OF an effective
tax commission. These bills are:
The Renehan bill providing for the
tax commission TO consist OF the state
auditor, the attorney general and one
person TO be chosen by them who
shall be the tax commissioner at n
moderate salary. and who In addition
Ia being n taxation expert, must have
been a resident OF the state for i've
years. There are only a few such
men In New Mexico and none OF
them, Il IL feared. could be induced
to serve for the salary proposed.
The sena bill. which provides for
a tax commission consulting OF the
state auditor, the secretary OF state
and a tax commissioner chosen 0y
tho state senate at a salary OF from
$4,000 to s .OO0 a year depending up
on what the two other members OF
the board mas consider the value Of
the man the state senate picks for
them.
The third Is the Mirabal bill, intro
duced IN the house Saturday, which
provides for an elective commission
OF ave. with about the same powers
as the old equalization board.
a., ~ - thts more reeeuf urouoaed
legislation the tendency To the rever-
sion 10 territorial days and conditions
and powers h distinctly noticeable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22
Four Bills introduced Last
Week ALI Tend to Return Of
Some Form Of the Old Terri
torial Board of Equalization.
A MEASURES ALONE
M GOOD SYSTEM
Three Kinds of Tax Commits
sions Are Proposed in as
Many New Bills in the
House.
Estate Capital bureau
tof Evening Herald.
l5I DE Nnrnna Halel.

Santa Fc. y, NJ, Feb. gs.-There
are before the legislature today seven
separate and distinct measures for
tho creation % tho state tax commits
sion, constructive. progressive. reac-
tlolary and backsIiding. The man
who can pick a winner u OF the
bunch would oe credited with the
gifi OF second sight. :
briefly these measures are as fol-
lows;
The Clark tax commission bill.
With It's supplementary measures.
g%cneraliy considered by students cf
taxation 20 offer n solution to the
states unsettled taxation and revenue
system and a remedy for most OF the
very serious evils past n now ex-
isting. Mr.. Clark has introduced a
econd tax commission measure, max
Ing the power OF the commission
oven stronger than was proposed in
his original Din. duplicates OF which
have been introduced By Judge Mann
bon the house.
The assertion is made frequently
here thai the people do not want a
strong central taxing authority as N
proposed In the Clark measures. II
aoeins safe 10 assert that the people
ave not been heard and that this
expression finds its origin IN the sug-
gestion of powerful Influences which
do net van q central authority with
% power greater to assess and coli
iect revenue than that OF the said
influences TO dodge taxes.
The pankey hill, Introduced early
in h session, proposes a tax COM
mission with powers about nalf way
between the old board Of equalization
al territorial days and the powers
proposed In the Clark measures.
The H1Ttt-itomero bill. introduced
~ the senate lazt week would rcsur.
r'ct the CfA terrN orfal 6ourd al equal
izution In IA form as Il existed and
operated bciore statehood; only with
out some Of that old boards most i'm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22
Blood Will Offer
New Road Law.
Early Future
Highway Booster from San
Miguel Has New idea for
Administration Of County
Thoroughfares.
Estate Capital bureau
(Of Evening Herald.
l6l De Warns Hotel.


Santa Re, y. NJ, Fob. 22.-Rcpre.
sentative n. o. blood. chairman OF
the house committee on roads and
highways, will present "A bin during
the next two or three days which-will
DO for the enactment Of an entire new
road law for New Mexico and repeal
ing practically ali existing road stat
utes, with the exception OF the law
creating the state highway commits
sion and vesting the state engineer
with the power as a state highway
engineer. The bill has been under
consideration since some time before
the legislature opened and emhodies
not only the Views Of Mr.. Blood hut
those OF many other men In and out
CT the legislature who are specially
interested In this Hesitation.
Tho bill. a tentative draft OF witch
has 0een In existence for several
weeks. abolishes the present system
Of county road boards and creates the
position OF county road commissioner.
by appointment OF the board of county
commissioners and under their en-
tire direction and control. The pro-
posed bill. In fact. gives the county
NRNAffANA"|ANNANNN NNAAAA HNNNN WV ~
county roads and bridges and their
construction and maintenance. ana
constitutes what at first glance ati-
pears Ia be n effective a substitute
fog the county Dad board system as
has been suggested up 10 this time.
There has been no disposition 20
my own part OF that OF any one else
r know OF 20 be arbitrary in the mat
ter of this proposed legislation said
Mr.. Blood today. Il brought the
original draft OF this bill over with
me from Las Vegas. n II has been
handed from hand to hand until I
believe every member OF the ieRisla-
ture at an interested IN such legisin-
tion has seen IL and either made
verbal or written suggestions. My
idea has been "a give every n a
chance az Il. believing that we can
not have too many suggestions or too
much information. As now drawn
the bill does not represent a final
draft for which we propose To stand
II II a better system than the n
we have finally devised can be pro-
duced we will adopt II.
1T will be conceded that with a
very few exceptions the disposition In
the legislature IL To abolish the county
road boards II we can ge, a better sys-
lem. II Is conceded that aside from
one or two counties the county road
board system has not been successful;
that IL has been In conflict with the
county commissioners: that much
road work necessary within certain Of
the counties has beer neglected 10
give time and money 90 state roads
not so necessary and that the polit-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22
OF Muom LOCAL INTEREST
Proofs That Have Been Made ens
Submitted seem Remarkable.

Ben dAppman. who came 10 Albu-
querdue six weeks ago from spring
neld. Mo-. claiming to have the great
est remedy ever discovered for iuber-
c%uiosis, says he has substantiated the
claim. and that he has nine witnesses
living In this city TO proye Il by. out
OF twelve who ave been taking Rose
Bay during this short time, nine Will
testify TO having received the great
est relief ever afforded since bling
sick. says Mr.. Lippman. Some OF
them have been AFFLICTED for three
and four years. Physical examina-
lions will soon befmade by expert
physicians and results OF diagnosis
published.
The remedy is being placed on sale
today by the Butt Drug stores ut
$50 per bottle. Those interested
can be referred to the cases above
mentioned by calling at the DRUG
store and they win De only too glad
to tell what Rose Bay Is doing for
them. ,fr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22
JUR|Es FOR MARCH
TERM ARE BEING
SUMMONED
vieyra Murder the Main Case
to be Considered by the
Grand Inquest Early Notice
for Veniremen.

Summons Tor the grand and petit
jurlcs for the March term OF tho dis
trict court ere being served ny the
nherin's Office. The venires were
handed to u~aderaherin Dick LOWS
Saturday. lie got the lists on the
earliest possible day under the law.
SO that the veniremen set their no.
tees this time a little sooner than Is
usual The court term opens March
Is.
one thing win distinguish thc ses-
sion of the erand Jury this time. and
that is a murder case. II Is some
time since The country has had a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22

Le, the Herald want &c do your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22

Dandrun caused a Eeverlh lr.rta
ton of the scalp. the hair roots
shrink. loosen and lhen the hair
comes ous fast. TO stop m1lns hair
az once and rid the scalp Of every
particle Of danarun. get a 2s-ecpt
bottle Of Dandsrine nj any druE store
pour a little IN your hap1 and rub q
into the scalp. After a few appliea-
lions the hair stops coming oc, and
you can't md any dandrua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22

Pueblo. Colo. Fob. 2e.~TAcre eae
no session today in me Ia veia mnr
der VASE. because Of WaahinGfon'e
birthday. The trial win 90 resumed
tomorrow. with Witnesses for the de-
Tense on the stand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22
NOTICE.

7 viii n6t be Responsible Tor m,
debts contracted by Mrs. c.. l.. XII
gore.
(slgned) II. W. KiLGoRE.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-19

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