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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-21
WARSAW
tcOnunusd PROM Fir., P.r.h

OF falling into the grip OF the Austro.
Germans. the Russian commander in
chief having issued. through the civil
governor an order that in Ease OF a re-
treat the male population is TO attach
itself TO the retreating troops.
lhis seemingly Irresistible march
OF the Austro-German armies is win.
ming for them town after town in Rus.
sian Poland mt in other territory
through which stretches the thousand
miles battle front in the east.
Two pivotal points in their drive in
Poland have been turned by the leu
tonic allies. Ostrolenka. a stronghold
on the Narew river 40 miles northeast
or warsaw and Radon. 81 miles TO the
south OF that town. and 30 miles from
~lvangorod. another OF the great fort
resses which girdle the Polish capital
nave fallen according 10 Berlin and
Vienna.
How close the advance guards or
the Austro-Germans have pressed to
ward warsaw Is indicated by the
official statement OF the Russian war
office. which says that the guns OF
the fortress Of Nowo Georgievsk. -
miles northwest OF the capital, have
shelled b heads Of the oncoming
columns.
Advance Is General.
All along the line from the Baltic
TO the region Of Sokal. across the Bug
river In Gallcia. the Austro-Germans
are advancing and. though the night
ing is severe. the Russians almost
everywhere are falling back before
vicious attacks or retiring volun-
tarily 10 new positions. Where the
RHHunNn ma 90 FNF.~Ha. H.M..a.- 49,.
Germans and Austrians Assert. t..--
are suffering defeat and thousands OF
prisoners and numerous guns nave
been captured by the Teutons.
PetrOgrad admits further advances
for Russia's advsrsarles In the region
Of RIGA and Shawl. northwestern
Russia. the capture Of trenches by
them In the Suwalki region and the
extension Of the Austro. German lines
one the right bank or the Bug
Artillery engagements alone char
acterize the warfare on the western
limo for the moment The occupation
Of $50 yards Of German trenches east
OF Npres. after the explosion 81 a Brit
ish mine. o. reported by Field Marshal
Sir John French. Berlin admits the
explosion OF the mine. but asserts that
the british infantry attack following
Do was put down and that the British
were able 10 occupy only the crater
made by the explosion.
Progress for tho Italians on the
lsonzo front. especially on the plateau
OF Carso. De- claimed by Rome The
Italian forces have been DIRECTING
their attack against tho bridceheaG
40 Gorilla 80 this point they occu.
rlrd several Austrian trenches. but.
according 20 tho Austrian official
statement. they we're driven out
Prom the Austrian point Of view the
campaign along tho Austrian frontier
Ia pr0rrrdIrr aaHafactoriiy. and the
report issued hv fhn Austrian war Of.
fec declares that tho heavy nrhfing
Zoo The KreuzbfrE district resulted ir
some ais thousand italian casualties.
tho dead numbering Two thousand.
with a. total Austrian loaa ~ only o.
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MINE STRIKE

for 10 VAS his arrival here MONDAY
niEnt that paved the way for broakin4
The deadlock between the miners and
the mine owners.
Cause Of Complaint.
The chief Of the miners nm.
rest was that they considered tho or.
cossivo profits the mine owners were
making iu me sale Of their coal ai
war prices profits in which They we're
not sharing They also deeply TO-
scented enforced arbitration. az was
authorized by the application Of the
munitions act t1 coal miners Though
Do is % a law. this measure was
actually Invoked AGAINST tho mil
nora when they laid down their pirka
ana no mention is made OF ita future
scope in The proposed settlement
TT tho vote tomorrow d. favorable
10 ending tho strike. 1u0. 900 men will
return tO work immediately and arraa
i0 abide BY No terms Of tho settle
mont until siN months after tho tsrmf
ration Of tho war
The hopeful turn ~ affairs has
been received with "a aiFh of relief hi
OYER Great Britain. Tor tho HumIiIa
ton ~ tho public that o. strike ahorid
havc taken place OFF such r. time was
keen This Humiliation was reflected
Boz al sections Of tho press. and there
uas growing talk Of the rovornme1s
taking over fhe mines
The agreement reached TODAY pro
vldes that neither SIDE shall he Do
nalizrd for fhc present dispute
Mr LLOYD Gcorrc viii remain .r
tardif tomorrow. bot WIN MOI af.
drcss The miners unless they request
him to DO a0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-21
WEALTHY RANCHER
HELD FOR RANSOM

IDAHO FALLS idaho. July so
Ernest Emp-y IS. a wealthy rancher.
Is being held by a lone bandit for ss..
600 ransom. according to word receiv-
I'd from Empsys ranch today, 80 miles
east Of here
Directions Tor delivery % the ransom
brought 10 the ranch BY Employs II
year odd son and a ncighhor lad. pro
vided that Il b. delivered on a loDely
mountain road the night OF July "a
Otherwise EmPey Is threatened with
death.
Prom the bows description officials
believe Empeys captor Is a fugitive
thought TO be hiding In the mountains
OF eastern Idaho.
Officers OF Bonneville county de.
parted for the unsettled mountain
country tear the Wyoming state line
10 search for Empey. RE was abducted
az the point OF a rife from his ranch
forty miles cas- OF here last Saturday
night
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OUTLINE OF REPLY

communication will be couched in
friendly terms although IL will follow
the spirit Of frmness that has char
acterized previous notes.
Today's conference was devoted 20
an extent to a discussion Of what the
American people really wanted the
Washington government TO say and
do In the present crisis. SO far as the
cabinet officers could Judge by their
examination III public expressions. the
nation had voiced an insistent desire
that the honor and dignity OF the Unit
ed States be upheld 10 the CORRESPOND.
ence with Germany. but that a course
should be followed which would main
tain peace.
Depend on German Reply.
on Germany next reply and the
capitalization Of public opinion there.
after VIII depend. 20 a large extent. &C.
cording to limitations from officials
what the action of the United states
viii be- concerning future violations OF
American rights.
Secretary Lansing stated today that
no complete report Of what had oc.
CURED in the encounter between tho
British liner Orduna and a German
submarine had reached the state de-
partmeut An Investigation has been
Instituted through the treasury de.
partment and a report BE- expected
within "a few days. but the despatch of
the note 10 Germany will not be- de.
laycd. 10 was officially stated. on 40
count Of the Orduna case
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MAYT0RENA TO
DEFEND N0GALES

MORALES. Artz. July Ex-Governor
Jose MaytorenA an. Wills chieftian. NJ
a tew days ago controlled practically
AZ OF sonora with the exception Of
Aqua Hrieta. opposite Douglas made
preparations today 90 defend NoERiss.
the only border point he now possesses.
AGAINST Carranza troops under General
r Eliss Gales.
The taking OF Naco aud % Cananes
bN 'arranza forces In addition 20 other
towns and mining camps has left May
tnrena with Guaymas on the west coast
a. MS only port In Sonors. and though
ne denied today Gales claims OF Vic
tory at Villa Verde. the villa chief an
nounced that he would concentrate all
MS troops at NoEsles to plan a new
campaign.
General Acosta. one Of his generals
who was defeated at villa Verde. Was
expected tonight with e.00o troops. Ac-
cordinE 20 reports from Carrauza
agents. Gales. whose troops took can
anea last night. will attempt to cap
ture Nogsiss at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-21
MOON AND RAIN
Luna and Aoqua on Program at same
Time Laght Might. Astounding
W~heenuantea

The moon shonC brightly while heavy
rains fell last night about p o'clock fn
the Wheeling district The phfnYmeu0u
attracted Considerable attention. The
moon was only half FUN"
Col Robert Irwin when b. beufId the
moon and the rain at the same time sN-
claimed that he had been living boo this
community Tor thrfe.HcOrr years and
had never seen such before.
custody the latter would say nothing
about sullivan sending for him IN re-
gard 20 Rosenthal opening his rambi.
Inc house.
Timothy sullivan became mentally
Incompetent In 1913 some months
later he disappeared from bis
brothers home where hc was being
cared for and no trace was found
~ him until his body was picked no
on the tracks ~ the New Haven ran
road near Pelham parkway.
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the NEWEST REMEDY FOR
BACkACHE, RHEUMATISM AND DROPSY.

Kidney. Bladder and Uric Acid tr0u.
hles brine misery fo many When
ihe kidneys RI weak or diseased.
these natural filters do not cleanse
Tho blood sufficiently. and the poIsona
are carried to OH parts of The body.
There follov depression. aches and
pains. heav.ncss dr0usInces. Irrita.
bilify. headache. JhilIness and rfeu.
maiism in some people there arc
sharp pains in the hack and IoIns.
distressing bladder disorders ana
sometimes obstinate dropey The uric
acid sometimes forms into gravel or
kidney stones when The uric acid
afects'he muscles and IoInfs DO
causes iuuhaFo. rheumatism. fouf or
sriafiCa This ls tho time to fry
AZ. uric
During digestion ufc acid Ir Oh.
sorhcd Into the system from meat
eaten. and even from verethIos Inc
poor kidneys Eef tired and ~harkarna
hrFins This Is a good limo 20 take
An.uric. the new discovery ~ ur.
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Tor twenty four hours7 a heavy sest
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~ The kidneys and urinary p
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-21
SHELLY
DIES SUDDENLY
AMONG THE OLDEST AND MOST
PROMINENT GLASS MEN IN
OHIO VALLEY.
Death Came az Webster Springs
BODY 10 Arrive AZ late Home IN
Bellaine To-day.

Thomas Shelly. AGED II. prominent
kiass man OF Bellaire and well known
throuzhout he country a. one OF the
leading glass men OF the Ohio valley.
died suddenly yesterday afternoon az
3 O'Clock az Webster Springs, W. Va,
where he had son for the benent OF
his health. Death was due TO Ola
belts n complications The de-
ceased was born In Ireland and came
20 this country with his parents when
ne was only seven years old. who 10
Gated in this city. Mr.. Shelly learned
the lass trade. In what was known
a. the Sweeney glass factory IN
North Wheeling He followed that
vocation for hf:y years before retir-
ing TO private life. owing to failing
health.
Mr.. Shelly resigned his position at
the Sweeney glass factory and ac-
.cepted the management OF the Crys.
tai Glass works. OF Bridgeport. which
position he occupied for a number OF
years. Mr.. Shelly resigned that posi-.
ton and accepted a similar position
as manager OF the Fostoria Glass
works az Moundsvtlle. Later he was
elected manager OF the Imperial
Glass works. OF Bellaire. which post
tion he occupied for a number OF
years. until retiring TO pTivate life.
Mr.. Shelly won prominence in the
glass world by the several inventions
including the mixing OF colored glass,
Aside from the glass field. he took an
active part in the civic affairs Of Bell
aire. advocating clean government
He was a member Of Bellaire council
for two terms.
Mr.. Shelly is survived by his wife.
tow sons and one daughter. Lee and
Frank Shelly OF Cambridge. o.. and
Miss Margaret Shelly at home. The
body will be brought TO his late home
in Bellaire az No. 1888 Union street,
this evening. Mr.. Shelly a a mem.
Der OF st. Johns Catholic church.
Funeral arrangements will be made
today.
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AND rs SUCCEEDED IN THAT
POSITION ~ THIRosAsE-
MAN BELLY.
Vacancy Made and Fiiieo az Meeting
Of Directors Of Club Last might
Pops" Action Voluntary.

The stogies have q new
The new pilot Of the stoEie crew
10 none other than Archer r. Reilly.
the genial. popular and hardworking
~third-sacker OF the aggregation that
represents Wheeling on the baseball
diAtely and Manager Reilly viii ap-
pear In charge 90 the team when they
take the held this afternoon for the
nnal zane OF the series with Punch
knolls outht.
&. =. Pop" Shrlver handed In his
resignation last evening AZ a meeting
OF the club directors hat Vas held IN
their offices in the National Bank OF
West Virginia building The resigna-
tion was accepted and the directors
were unanimous In heir selection Of
Reilly az his successor. They i'm
mediately communicated with him at
his room on the Island n he ac-
cepted and will take charge this
morning.
The directors stated after the meet
Ing last night that the resignation OF
the former manager. and the man wso
placed Wheeling on the base ball map
after several years without profes-
fsional base ball. resigned on bis own
initiative entirely. This does not
mean that he has severed connec-
lions with the team. as he will remain
with II In an oricial capacity. II Is
likely that some other changes will
be made within the next few days. but
at the present these cannot be made
public.
Owe Much to shrlver.
Rumors were current in the city
yesterday TO the effect that Manager
Shriver would resign. and these were
confirmed by the action at last nights
meeting. Pops action will recall TO
the fans the difficulties under which
he has labored. as Il was largely
through his efforts that Wheeling has
at the present time a team in the Cen.
trail. Then n was late In the eason
before n was definitely known that
we would have ? team. II was then
up 10 h manager to get busy and
gather a bunch OF ball players to-
Eether. This he did. and for a time
they played fine base ball. However,
a slump and other troubles started
the Smokes on the down-hill path.
Many changes we're made. and at last
he now has together a team that will
he able TO put up some good fast
games.
Arch Reilly is a ball player OF
ability. He is a graduate OF OHIO
State University. at Columbus. and Is
reckoned as one OF the best third
sackers in the league. Reilly Is al
ways in the game. knows the ms and
outs and bow all Is one of the most
popular men on the team. lie Is
well liked by the players as well as
being a favorite with the fans tie
is OF the leading hitters on the
team and Is a dangerous a on tne
bases. Reilly is now the man the
fans will look TO to bring the Stogies
from behind and unless all calcula-
tons 90 wrong the hard-working
third-sacker is the very man that Will
turn the trick.
other business matters were trans
acted and IL was decided to hold an
other meeting Thursday evening. at
which time another boosters day"
viii be arranged for. This Is being
done owing 10 the tHct that yester-
days rain kept many fans from at
tending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-21
CAPTAIN PARKER
Returns Prom Kansas where Ne Has
Been TackinE wheat ShsaveS-
NOW Ready for oridiron.

BIZ" Parker has come back. back 20
hls nome Il love the cows and chick
ems. but this H. the llfe. said william
Parker. captain-elcct Of the 1915 Wheel
ms High school football team and now
one Of the most popular athletes e the
IN kansas for the pest six weeks tack
ing bundles Of wheat in the harvest
fields and doing r. little farming carry
INK sacks Of wheat and other HIGHT Jobs
The reason for which was 20 kcep In
hrst class shape TO lead his teammates
In this falls battles on the ErldIron.
and 20 earn a little cash 60 buy his
toys"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-21
How to Save
Your Eyes
Try This Free Prescription


DO your eyes give you troubleg DO
you already wear eyeglasses or suor.
taclce7 Thousands ~ paorfa wear
these windows Who might easily dis.
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these. and % Be- your duty 20 save YOUR
eyes before DO is too late Tho eyes are
-ncElnctcd moro Than any other ORGAN
N nc entire body After you finish
your days work you sif down and rest
your muscles but how about your
eyeef DO you rest Them You know
you don't You read or DO something
else that keeps your DFea busy Won
work your eyes until you 60 To- bed
That ie Why en many have strained
eyes and finally other eyr froubIre
that threaten partial or total blind
ness E~NcrIaaeoH are merely rrufrhD.
they never cure This free rrearrIu
fi0n which has benefited the Owes of
au many. may work equal wonders for
you. Use DO a short time Would Won
IKE your eye troubles fO disappear AZ
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Go fn fho q ~ Grirsf a Com.
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warm water drop Boz tho ewes two f1
four times daily Iuaf note how 0uirk.
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Many Who arc now blind
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KEEP PAPERS
Copies Conts ming Plat OF Elm Court
Mould be Preserved By Pros
pectve Buyer. B.

Copies % yesterdays ~newspapers
containing the plat OF Film Court. the
new suburban addition. Just north Of
Elm Grove. should b. preserved by pros
peCtiNc homc-ssekers. so that they
might have a general idea Of the loca-
tion OF the prstticst homesites possi-
bic" remarked a member 81 the syndi.
cate which b. marketing the lots. lest
night.
The plat shows the location Of all
lots In the new addition. a. well as the
streets and alleys. n was stated last
night that the lots are selling rapidly.
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Established By wheeling Lodge, LOYAL
Order OF Moose.

Wheeling Lodge No. 81. Loyal order
Of Moose. have established "a free em-
ployment bureau. The idea In opening
such e. bureau. a. expressed in a letter
sent out by the lodge. b. TO bring tho
workman and the job together"
Letters have been sent 20 manufnc-
tuners and other large employers OF
labor soliciting their generation and
sugEestionH. Names Of men who can
D. recommended will be Put on al idle
list skilled and unskilled labor can be
furnished a man does not have 10 b.
a membe % the lodge tn order 90 OBJ
tain Tho benefits OF the bureau. Mon
who are out ~ work may Ffg fhetr
wants with ". ~ Palmer. secretary ~
the bureau.
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BOTH GO TO JAIL
Tom Malone And His "Frsnd" s-sussnosd
the Former FOR An Alleged
Theft Prom the Latter.

Tom Malone. Of Warwood. accused %
stealing money from a crippled friend"
was given 80 day but since he did not
serving time. '
Frank Fischer. tho alleged friend,
was given i've days for "panhandlingf
and II working ont his days along with
his partner. Both men we're heard By
squire Wickham. yesterday.
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TORPEDO TEST
MADE AT NORFOLK

NORFOLK Va. July gO-NavaI Off
Gers made an experiment here TODAY TO
determine the effect Of the explosion Of
a modern submarine torpedo against the
nun OF a hattlcship They used q steel
calssou built for the purpose and an
explosive charge equivalent In power
10 an ordinary torpedo.
While no official comment was made
the disastrous effect Of the test on the
caission was obvious. demonstrating. Ac-
cordiug TO witnesses. tthat even the
structure Of the latest dreadnaught. with
US inner hulls. Is not proof against the
TORPEDO nae
WARRINGTON. July 2O-The test Al
Nortolk today Was one Of a series being
conducted By the navy department prc-
urinary 10 the completion Of plans for
the next battleshtps to be built. After
the calssions have been smashed hy eN-
plostvcz. reports upon their condition
are sent TO the department. where con-
structlun experts are trytuE 20 develop
attacks.
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WRONG, SAID M'KEE;
RIGHT, SAID REED
RELATIVE TO REroRr or Mrrr.
ING OF HOARD or EDU-
CATION.
Member Prom nLAdisou sax. Statement
OF fre.s Wa rzeorrscI nut
speaker SAID &. K

F~ollowtng the adjourned meeting q
tne noard % education Monday night.
Achre. a member ry~pr.zsnung
Madison district. called ~ III. IntsIIi-
geneer b. phone last evening ana
stsicd nat tbs TIVE morning -rpap
20 not report The discussion aetWecn
nlnssll ana hr. Robert } Reed correct
D. relative 20 the controversy about the
saditionel cost OF the rebuilding % the
iilsh school over and above the archi-
sia. nat The amount an excess 10
lhe Do made b. Architect Paris and
accepted b. the board wAs only IN 81
OF 500 and not S26.ooo - was
49, % lhe papers. According 10
n1t t@eoe Dr. Reed delivered an i'm
lre-.iNe coherent emphatic and an IN
clearly ~enuncistcd talk
great details Just WHY me reconstrac-
ton % The NiFh school butidtnr Vas
~ Excess ~ the bid % Mr.. Fans. lie
said that Mr.. PARTS contract sd mot
include the heating. WIRING ard piumb-
lng OF the building; that no one could
msAs an estimate oniy b. guess. and
81, terris would not guess at a..
Ar Mckee further said that he wish
"a the correction made In Justice 20
NrShitsSi feris who he said, had been
Inlustly criticized" Continuing Mr.
one % esumate thc cost 81 the recon
struction OF M buildtng. including
plumbing heatinE and lighting. before
In opening his talk Monday nisht. pr.
iteed called the newspaper mems aften-
tioni saying that 10 was his wish that
hoped that they would not embody In
their report any outside conversation
tnat might be given Out after the meet
lhk mat some persons might give their
mat what he had 10 say he wished 10 DO
- open and above board al the meeting
Ihen Or Reed took az The High school
reconstruction question OF IN. alleged
SASesr amount above the architects hg-
1ses Il was In this address that Mr..
Mckee declafer that DR. Reed laid
ne ngures quoted BY him were two
thousand six hundred dollars instead Of
tw~enty-siN thousand dollars. A. both
morning papcrs "a reported
Or. Reeds staesmsnt
4 snow that The Intelligence rerort-
90 tne statements correctly n In JUS
tlce 70 DR.. Reed. he vas called late last
evening and asked ~ ne stated IN 49,.
Sadrsss before the board % education
monday evening asa he say that the eN-
cess Of the contract price maid over ~.
architects bid for decentralization ~ ~
nigh school building was t2.sOO-as Nr.
s.11ehee DECLARED he had aid-or $4,000.
clear answer. ~
Or Reed continued Il wish to say
Ihat the report IN the morning papers
Nas correct at what transpired al the
meeung and ] was quoted correctly
pr, Reed concluded hy saving MAJ the
the newspapers. and his statement t,...,.
on the floor regardless Of the STATE
nents from other sources pr. Reed
~ ne talk over the phone last evening
sald hothing that could be construed
detrlmental TO Architect Paris or anv-
one. lie simply and emphaticallv ar
iitmed the REPORTS OF the new Spapers ~
We meeting and repeated briefly that
which he said az the board ~ sdiic.tiS,
session Monday evening. and which was
20 reported IN the public press.