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Arizona republican., 1915-11-28

ETsoFsI5 OF " THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" clAroad that fell in meteor centuries ago te!oEss to the elder branch of the Stanley family Virginia This diamond goes with the title to the Stanley carldom in England that now comes to the Virginia Stanieys. To cheat a hated kinsman of both Col StHEley has substituted gypsy baby boy, bought from its unnatural father, for the little daughter born to him. His young wife dies. the ereed gypsy mother returns takes revenge the little Stanley girl baby raised in secret and rears The child as her own. The gypsys grows up reckless wastrel and becomes great friends with Blair Stanley, who is rghtful heir. Blar reckless and desperate and hates Arthur but dissembles. Ar
 thur strangely learns he Is only gypsy changeling and uees west under the assumed of John Pow ell, taking the blame of a murder Blair has com mitted-Blair telling Arthur 1t was not murder but an accideut-Arthur believing he has wronged and cheated Blair. But Arthur does not tell Blair he Is the false heir and Blair the rightful The diamond from the sky passes from hand to hand, sought for its value by many, and it trage- ldies. In California Arthur become millionaire and 'is surrounded by enemies who seek his ruin He is Injured in an accident and these enemies make drug fend ot him. Esther supposed to be only T gypsy girl learns she is really Esther Stanley and comes t9 california seeking Arthur, whom she loves. Vivian Mssston, an adventuress secretly married to Blai-, together with Durand and De Vaux, heads of a diamond gang. and Blair Stanley plot to keep Esther from Arthur. Blair takes charge of Arthur's lgreat hus.aess affairs. while Durand. De yaux, and .Ai7-an lead John Powell, the millionaire ''- as Arthur is known-to wilder dtssipatons the whole plot being t1 ruin Arthur morally, financially and physically. Blair seeks Arthurs wealth and uIti- mately bis death, that he, Blair. may gaIu the da- moul from the sky arl the earldom. Vivian also desires inc diamond do Durand and De Vaux. Blair double crosses his former gypsy accompllce
 Luke Lowell and railroads him to prison Esther
 s puzzled at Arthurs strange corduct-for the plot ters convince their drug victim is going insane
 and symptoms of this his Authorizations that he sees Esther. Hagar, Estlers foster mother is but slowly recovering from blow that Blair dealt her which rendered her temporarily deranged Meanwhile EsJhcr's devoted friends, ouabba. a hunchback and Marmaduke Smythe, English lawyer seeking th. heir to the Stanley carldom. are her only friends
Arizona republican., 1915-11-28
LC0Ryrlsht. 1al5. By Roy !. MecsEeoIl.l
CHAPTER XNIv.


 lffl RE you all through. gentlemen?' SO ~ reiterated the auctioleer. "I am
 " offered seventy thousand dollars
 for this maSnidcent diamond. Its
 previous history is unknown. but local experts havo pronounced it to be worth tn times the sum you offer. Where cid t come from That cannot tell you, but HE the decree of the court 1t is adjuGsed o- asset oo tho Santiay circus bankrupt. Al such tho purchasers. title VIII be valid. Am offered any moGea Seventy thousand, seventy thousand seventy thousand!" Homer Graydon, wealthy spcndthrift as lo -a~ grew G5acH 1a-cd. Seventy thousand Gol,orc woa}d ccon0 him to raise. but Flv an --areto" gave him an allurlnG smile, and as Eis pride T. as also @t stake, he made an coc.t to smile back d Vivian and nodded t9 John Powell c5 ;! to say "Go higher # you can!"
 The rival bidder laughed -eclles5ly. Once
Arizona republican., 1915-11-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
EXPECT RAPID RISE AT DAY
BREAK As RESULT OF
THIS BREAK.
No Serious Damage Anticipates From
the iee-Report Given Out az
Foreeaster's once.

Assistant Foreeaster Belt said from
the weather bureau station az Pitts
ourgh early this morning that the
beaver river was coming out strongly
and that II would cause the Ohio at
this point 20 commence rising more
rapidly about daylight this morning.
IL VIII probably cause the stream TO
go up from TO 10 inches an hour
Mr. Belt said that a large ice gorge
broke shortly after 5 o'clock last even
ing at Freeport. Pa. about 25 miles
north OF Pittsburgh. on the Allegheny
river. causing considerable excitement
In that vicinity. II Is not believed
that this gorge will do any great dam
age as IL passes down.
Mr.. Belt stated that the rains were
not falling as heavy in the upper val
leys last night as during the day. but
light rains were still coming down
late last night in the Pittsburgh dis
trict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
SMALL STREAMS
RUSHING OUT
ALL STREAMS EMPrYiNo INTO
OHIO RIVER ARE ON A
RAMPAGE.
Old Residents Say They Are Worse
NO" Than They Have Ever
Known Them 10 Be.

The creeks all along the Ohio are
rushing out with terrific force. as
they were the greater part Of yester-
DAY and last night. some OF them in
this section gave forth sounds not I'M
IKE thunder. sweeping everything be-
fore the torrent of water and Ice.
Old residents declare that they
never saw Wheeling creek come out
any stronger han IL was last night
The current was strong enough to
cause the onrushing waters to 20 mid
stream into the Ohio Big Wheeling
and Little Wheeling creeks are above
their banks and are rushing out with
all fury. Caldwell's run Is unusually
nigh and was coming out strong last
night. while Bogg's run stream is
higher than il has been for years. All
the Ice on the banks of the two latter
streams has been washed away. big
and Little Grave creeks at Mounds.
vile are tearing things up in general
by the large volume OF water coming
out.
All the small steams on the Ohio
side are also doing a rushing BUSH
ness" and taking in everything in
their way.
IL is said by the veterans who pose
as authorities on floods, dating back
almost to the biggest one, Noah's
that they never saw the streams
emptying into he Ohio in this sec
ton on such a rampage.
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FLOOD NOTES

The police office was kept % buaitv
fnFaEcd iu answering calls about the
stage or tho river laHt night. that ~ vas
a.uoFt possible Co set a line FOR the
unirors 90 report
should the worst come. the CITY vii
la,n L. nice little supply OF food boats
i9 - drawn upon Immediately. outside
or fHo ones fhrE can arIEe the nuIIrr
have number ~ their own
The forecast Tor Western p.rns,f-
hagla and thlr section ls Tor auou today
and perhaps rain.
aa
Those Dol charge o. the local wharf.
boat wore out both phones inrt evening
fhnrflr before DO o'clock hF anaurrIra
caiIr. reaching into I've figures during
TIE DAY. 10 o. sold one cannot tsft over
TAXA fu The W a.
Should fhs river MOI 90 over 90 or
even 81 feet here f viii not aHrrf the
inItW q ohio traiue huf ahoutf he
reach ~ feet uaraanrrrr and harrars
WIZ hnso o. he transferred o. tho afih.
WaF. Just south ~ fhe city. where the
ff1rE VIII BE- covered The present f.ra-
dictrd stage viii not Interfere vim ths
fennst ltania lines into this cIfF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
BEAVER RIVER RUNNING OUT
STRONGLY, ICE GORGE GOES

.sske Erie IL always the arst road in
this section TO b. Effected by high
water.
Traction Company.
Information from the Dispatcher
enice OF the Wheeling Traction com
pany II TO the effect that a 90 or even
~ loot stage will greatly inconven-
fence the operation OF the cars on apy
u It's divisions Thirty-four feet win
cover the subway At Benwood. pas
sengers will have TO transfer az that
roint along that division. Forty-one
ieet will put IL over the tracks al ohio
and Wabash streets. the car barn.
making 1t necessary 10 transfer al
mat point This stage will not get
INTO the barn other than nning the
pits.
Thirty-nine feet six inches will AZ.
rect the West Virginia Traction com
pshS cars on the Elm Grove line. on
me peninsula. where transfers will be
made. Forty feet will not interfere
with trafic on that line to any extent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

stomach OF the Senator from Utah
did not rebel at that
Great Surprise
An atmosphere OF surprise hung
over the Senate as Senator Reed be
Kan 60 speak. The chamber had
allied as n by pre-arrRnged signal.
So many members OF the House
crowded the chamber that Vice Presi-
dent Marshall rad the sergeant-at
arms request them to leave or take
seats. and as there were no empty
seats they filed out. As the senator
proceeded leaders OF both sides held
hurried conferences TO take stock.
IF this present bill IL killed" con-
tinued Senator Reed. the shipping
trust will continue to hold the coun-
try in its grip-to take all in its con-
science. and its conscience would per-
init IL 20 rob the grave. Every man
who votes against this bill to-day
votes to continue this condition.
Il congratulate my old friend the
shipping trust. there will be many a
bottle OF champagne broken tonight
II the Democratic party IL broken
IL the trust Ia strong enough to make
men turn their backs on the party. TO
cement the insurgent and standpat-
ter. As ! heard the followers OF
Roosevelt and Taft answer solidly to-
day on roll calls. said how beauti-
full for brethren TO dwell together IN
peace and happiness. How beautiful.
that that which cemented you togeth-
er was the shipping trust"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
BRYAN REPLIES
Ccontinusd Prom FIRST Pas.J

the receipt of your exeellency's note
OF the 18th inst, and in reply have to
INFORM you that the statements con-
tanned in your excellency's note have
received my careful consideration in
view OF the earnest purpose OF this
government to perform every duty
which Is imposed upon il as a neutral
by treaty stipulation, and information
al law.
The essential statement in your
note. which implies an obligation on
the part OF this government TO inter
fere in the sale and delivery OF hydro
aeroplanes to belligerent powers. In:
There is no doubt that hydro
seroplanes must be regarded as war
vessels whose delivery 10 belllgerent
states by neutrals should be stopped
under article of the 18th convention
o: the second Hague conference OF
October IS. 1907
Explains Contention.
As this assertion OF the character
Of hydroaeroplanes / submit the fol.
lowing comments: The fact that a by.
Or oaeroplane is fitted with apparatus
TO rise from and alight upon the sea
does not in my opinion give 1 the char
scter OF a vessel any more than the
wheels attached to an aeroplane Mt.
ting II TO rise from and alight upon
land give the latter the character OF
a land vehicle. Both the hydroaero.
plane and the aeroplane are essential.
y aircraft: as an aid in military
operations they can only be used in
the air. the fact that one starts its
flight from the surface of the sea and
the other from the land is a mere in
cident which in no way affects their
aerial character.
In view OF these facts I must dis
sent from your eXcellency's assertion
that there Is no doubt that hydroaero.
planes must be regarded as was YES
scls' and consequently = do not regard
the obligations imposed by treaty or
b. the accepted rules Of international
law applicable 20 air craft OF any
sort"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
AT BELLAIRE
Lower End OF over-the-River CITY WIZ
he rnoonvenieneed with nigh
stage OF water.

The stage OF water predicted here
viii only AFFECT Bellaire slightly. All
the manufacturing plants are preparing
ana about the only one that will h..
anected viii be the Imperial Glass
works The lowlanG-z In that section OF
street, will be submerged and cause
dents.
Should a stage OF as feet reach Rail-
ARE, the Wheeling Traction cars will be
cut on at West Wheeling, the lowest
place IN this vicinity. A stage OF IS
Feet viii cover the tracks at that place
All the creeks and small streams in
and about Bellaire. were on a rampage
yesterday. At several points along Nc
Mahon's creek. the water was out Of the
banks and some OF the lowlands were
inundated. causing much anxiety to the
residents. However. II was reported that
no serious damage has resulted so FAR
from the freshst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
SO TO 40 FEET
Scontinusd ErOm Yir.t P.r.l

provided no more heavy rains fall al
The headwsters." The provision made
by him may materially alter the stage
here, as rain fell all day I'm that sec.
ton, and tho prediction is for more
rain to-day.
With the above conditions. Il is i'm.
possible for anyone 10 forecast how
much the river will rise here. should
there be no heavy rainfall to-day at
the headwaters. and the weather
should turn cold. not over 30 or 81
feet would be reached here. II all
depends upon the weather by tonight
The Ohio began rising a. this point
at O'Clock yesterday morning. with a
stage OF feet inches. 70 BEGAN 10
come I'D slowly. and a. the hours
passed II rose with more rapidity.
Last evening n was rising al the rate
OF Inches an hour. with a stage OF
~ feet 10 inches az the local wharf a.
Z O'Clock u viii be noted BY the
hour marks shown. from that time
until early this morning. how RAPIDLY
the stream was coming Up.
The Flood Stage.
Thirtyseven feet o. generally con.
sidered the flood stage" a. this point
oven n the water should not reach
over 20 feet In the Wheeling district.
70 will have material effect on bust
ress In general and cause much In.
convenience TO industries and families
In the lOwiands
n was stated from tho Wheeling
Terminal Railway company office lasi
night that 80 feet viii put the wheel
inF and Lake Erie road out Of bust
ross. 90 far az this city is concerned
That stage puts 70 far over the tracks
~ Warrenton. Ohio. Forty feet will
hood many points In the Terminal
local yards and business will be- en-.
trely suspended The Wheeling a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
BANKRUPT NOTICE.


IN the District Court or the United
states FOR the Northern District Of
West Virgins.
IN the matter Of A. SALVATORE and l..
l.arEumarcino. a. 4. SALVATORE a Co.
BANKRUPT. 10 bankruptcy. SO. 4f0.
To the creditors % A. SALVATORE and l..
LarEomarcino. IS a. SALVATORE a Com
pany. Of the city Of Wheeling. aud Coun.
~ Or Ohio. and district Aforesaid a
bankrupt Notice o. hereby given that
on the gsth day Of January 4 H.. 1915.
me said 4 SALVATORE A. Company was
duly adjudicated bankrupt. and that the
lirHf meeting 81 creditors will b. held
a. the offtrc ~ y ". Cummins ESQ. No.
lf-R thaplinr street. IN the city of
MhrcIinr. ohio County. West Nfrrfnfr.
on the 9TH day ~ February. a ~ f0ff.
20 TO o'clock in the forenoon. az witch
ifnH the said creditors may attend.
prove fnrir claims. appoint trustee.
and trnuHact such other business a. NAV
properly come before said meeting
Dated January 3oth. 1915
y. W ca MINIS
L-.E Nefrrcc IN Eankrupfrv
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MORGAN FIRM
Ccontinusd Prom FIRST P.ssJ

was during 1900. in the anthracite
fields"
Mr.. Mitchells reference was to the
plan of collective bargaining suggest
ed % the Rockefeller interests by W.
l.. Mackenzie King, former commits
sioner OF labor OF Canada, who was re-
Gently employed by the Rockefeller
Foundation 10 conduct an investiga-
ton into industrial relations.
sir. Mitchell thought the referendum
and recall was OF advantage to la
Dor.
Speaking of compensation for work.
men. Mr.. Mitchell said il was effective
in more ways than one.
Question Of Cost.
When" said ne. 1T costs more 10
kill a man than IL does to save him.
the employers will save their work
ers."
Mr.. Mitchell said that where men
are unorgsnized the death rate is high
er and the wage lower.
The witness said he did not know
Just how much the" Partial control
NJ financial interests over the indus.
,ries had affected the workers. II,
however. appeared. he said, that the
financial institutions we're able 10
/, control the situation He cited as
an example the settlement OF the an.
thracite coal strike of 1902 when J. p.
Morgan & Company suggested a salts.
factory solution after one offered by
the railroads had been turned down.
Referring 10 wages in the Pennsyl.
vania anthracite region. he said they
we're about forty per cent higher now
than before the settlement of the
strike. There had also. he said. been
d decided improvement in the social
end living conditions as a result OF
settlements by the miners
Confessed Lack Of knowledge.
Mr.. Morgan confessed his lack or
Frowledge regarding labor conditions
IN the corporations Of which he is a
director. Some OF the questions put
to him by the commissioners appeared
30 amuse him. Several times he
laughed before answering. Into other
replies he sandwiched chuckles be-
tween his words. The officers Of cor.
DOrations. as executive officials. we're
responsible for labor conditions among
the employees. Mr.. Morgan declared.
He was in favor OF the open shop
and considered that in labor disputes
he employer should play the part
Of any decent man Philanthropic
foundations had done considerabI
rOOd, he believed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
AT MOUNDS WILLIE
Little Damage VIII Be Done to Mar.
shall County Metropolis by Pre-
dieted Flood Stage.

The unexpected stage OF water az
Wheeling. about 3S or 40 feet. which
is expected to be there late Tuesday
night or early Wednesday morning.
will not AFFECT Moundsville so very
much. Aside from the Inconvenience
TO the railroads. the only houses that
such stage will enter will be the
houses in the lower part of the city.
No factories or mines will be on. only
as they are affected by the railroad
tie-up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
MILLS SUSPEND
LAughltn and whitAksr-olsssnsr Plants
In Martins Ferry Forosd 20 Close
because OF High water.

At midnight. fires were drawn in the
furnaces OF the Laughlin plant OF the
American Sheet A. Tin Plate Company
been prepared for a Hood stage in the
ohio river. Thirty-two feet OF water
enters one VI the fy wheel pits in a part
OF the plant and from IS TO 90 feet will
cause trouble In the greater portion OF
the big plant.
The sheet mill OF the whitaler-Gless-
ner Company has also suspended oper-
atoms. Thirty-eight feet Will cause
trouble at this plant Arrangements
have been made for the high water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Or. JAMES I+EAoAcHE POWDERS
BELIEVE AT ONcE-io
CENTS A PACKAGE

You take a Dr. James' Headache
Powder and In Just a few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia and
pain fades away. lts the quickest
and surest relief for headache. wheth-
re dull. throbbing. splitting or nerve
racking. send someone to the drug
store and set dime package now
Quit suffering-it,s 80 needless. Re
sure you get Dr. James Headache
Powders-then there will be no disap-
pointment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
sEALED PROPOSALS

Hotics 10 hanufactursrn. Jobbsru- rrsr
chants and OthsrH Whoisaais nsaisru
NoIlfE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thaf
we state Hoard uf Control 81 the state
or Wcet NirHinia viii receive bids daily
81 lfs nftiCr 90 Charleston. West Virrfnia.
lgr furnishing supplies for the several
rtAtg tuautution1 The financial manage
neut ~ which a. vested IN aid Road
~ tracts VIII D. awarded % the lowest
nlaurfal quality considered and other
.HlnE. ,lnE c1nal West virginia deal
er. VIII D. Eivrn preference
AaaLh OF supplies needed will b. FUR.
nienel taddgrs uu receipt 81 requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ln-L-tf Charleston. West Vfrrfrfa
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last riEht says
coal HhipmFut uili 60 south A. soon
ne river stage permits The Mon0r-
tlta RIVER Consolidated Coal and
WAY WIN fhr crest 81 the rise Many
.NIImfnil have gone south DOB the Iaaf
~ u"u pc anl there a. not much coal
l.Ii lu me lnrHI nnrnur Tho rise vrfff
also assist many boafs % land empty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

The Head Barber-Sure Mr. AiIrau
" lend you a dollar. Glad 70 HELM Won
out
Mr.. Allgall-rhanks old man. Thev're
having a sale OF safety razors around
the corner and j didn't want 20 miss IN
-Phiiadelrhia Bulletin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
LOST

LosT-fsdis-' roiS ~e5~r - 49, 80, -,
tween 1eth and Woods ste. ana Caff-
welIn Run Name fuaffr .f ,..-s-s
Anna brandt Reward If returned 10
inteiigcnccr or 5e8t Woods st. Ja-8Ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
OUT THE PIKE
Little Damage WIN Ne Caused In Sub
urban Residential District East OF
the Cffv nv Klood

Both Little and Big Wheeling Creeks
came out on food stage and FOR a time
threatened damage In the vicinity OF
Elm Grove. In many places the stream
oEernowed Us banks and reached a point
higher than at any time during the past
eight years Back water from the river
viii not hinder traffic on the West Vir-
ginia Traction and Electric Co. until n
stage Of 1915 feet has been reached
This Will cover the tracks at the Pen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

ing rain. ~
CLOUDY 'H'
rARKEHsHrEC - - feet rising.
rain "N
on. CITY-7s feet. rising. rain
WARREN -s.5 feet RISING rair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertRchU
FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANn
AhTERiAL ENBALMEH.
va and ti2f Main strssa
-Caiia Answered Day or Nlrht-.
Store Phones ess.
y. y bortachv. Nat Phone tasa-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
DIED

HAhnnUCM-Dn Monday Fehrysry
ltl'. at . .lb o'clock a. u1. "a the Fan
llF reHllence. So. lara MrCofforb
ifeet. iltokhE g.. relic 81 the lat
hAIle- hafhruck. in her e3rd year
Funeral services on Wefo.-a., -
noon NJ $50 o'clock Frfeuda 0f a..
lamily rcFpec fully invited 10 attend
lntcrment af Peninsula cerneterv
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Breummer 6 HIIdebTand

Corner MARKET ana fSssr i,..,.....,'. :,
Aeiephone ~. Open day aud nirht.
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For Sale-FarnS.
PUBLIC SALE

Good stock farm will be sold at public
sale. saturday. February 10. 1915. Con
tanning $50 acres. well watared and
fenced S-roomed dwelling with a good
cellar; excellent water and shade; bank
barn with slate roof; one and one-half
miles from railroad on MuskinEum
river. Location. 2 miles from Swffte
Ohio good railroad service to Marietta
ana GAINESVILLE, o. ID. II. Dickey. Swifts.
ONO 70
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PERSONAL

pn- JONES, spiritusliSt medium end
drugless healer. t26 y. Sixth street
Martins Ferry Ohio. Gives psychic
readings. Treats all mental and physi-
cal troubles. Nat. phone 234-J
I-g-Oc-s5-Bf