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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-05

One deed OF trust was LEFT for
record with the clerk Of the county
cOunrt yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-05

Administrator Appointed.
~ r et0ebeI qualified AZ sdwirfo
traitor Tor the estate Of the late
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-05

Do you ever stop to con-
slider how really important a
factor your Shoes are'
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SHOT HIMSELF
Otto FIeischmsnn, President OF We.
hicle Company. Under Assumed
Name; Attempts Suicide.

NEW YORK. May 12-Otto =.
Flei-cHTanu. president Of the Fleisch-
mann vehicle company and q mem-
Der of l1e Flei-Chmann family which
established q fortune a. manufacturers
or bread. shot himself today i'm a hotel
here where he had registered under
an assumed name. He was removed
to hospital where b. was feared he
would not recover.
His only eWanation for tho act was
that he was tired Of life and wanted
"to Doe forgotten I'm HIS room at the
hotel was found note signed with his
assumed name bon which he apologized
for the trouble ho was causing and
stated tbaf DIS only relatives were dis
tant ones in Montreal
otto y. FloisChmann was president
or the bakery business as we'll as the
vehicle company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
HERE ARE The FICURES---READ Them

Late Yesterday afternoon Mr. Lloyd Smith and his advo
cafes oi the S6iOOOOOO raid the city treasury of the city
Oh wheeling issued card in which they stated that Mr. Ogden
had sent parties to Parersburg other points In oa,
samples OF water for comparative analysis but up 70 date had
oeen AFRAID to publish the statement that ANALYSIS
Mt smith and his hungry band promoters smoke cev
hous TOO soon Yesterday afternoon Wheeling News Dub
sned he result OF that analysis result shows that
fakersburg water anazed lower average of bacteria redu
ton than either the Martins Ferry, or Moundsyi
Here is the result of that analysis they think we are
afraid to print
Read it.
1t is certified to by the Coleman Laboratories of Wheeling
Read it.
Why waste Si65OOO for an inferior water system?
Here Is CoIeman's ANALYSIS
Comparative results OF from well systems at Martins
Ferry Moundsvile and NarwOOd Smith svstem a,
Parkersburg Why spend S600G0 for Smith system when
purer water be secured from system costing hut
Sl75,O00? '9 Jul
COLEMANS REPORT
Bacterial Reduction
At station From Mains
Martins Ferry (wels) ............ 9G s., qs e..
hOundsNlle (Weis) .............. g99 $685.
naI"oCu "els) ..t..- ........lO0 90 80 3,
ParkersbuTg (Snith system) ...... 81. 50 g6 a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
ITALY WILL
INTERVENE
LATEST REPORTS INDIC ATE
THAT MATTER Is PRACTI-
CALLY SETTLED.
-Ouncil of Ministers Discus Stu
alton for Two Hours. but
Nothing Made Public.

GENEVA, via. Paris. May q.
i:25 a. n1.-The correspondent al
Rome OF the Journal de Geneve
says he is able 20 affirm that
ltaiy's Intervention IN the war has
been absolutely uecided on.
ne government the cores
pondent adds, shortly will take
steps, which will leave no doubt
about itsly's intentions and when
the cabinet appears before parlia-
ment May 20, that body viii rat
ny an accomplished fact"
ROME. via. Paris. May p. 5p
m:-A meeting Of the council Of
MINISTER'S held today 70 discuss
the situation IN italy and Austria
lasted over two hours. Al its con-
eluSion no communication was
issued as 70 the result. but Il is
believed a decision was reached
Tor The cabinet 70 90 before par
Hamcnt and submit the existing
conditions before that body.
GENEVA. switz.. May p. via
Paris, 4 o. m.-The Austrian ooV.
eTnment has issued an order that
al Austrian ships In Italian wa
ters proceed - once to Trieste
Or Pols.
Germans arriving in S~itzer-
land from Italy say Il is no Iona
er safe 70 speak German on the
streets Of Milan or Turin. They
say that several Germans have
been handled roughly BY crowds.
i"c are reported % have been
nearly lynched at Brescia.
GENEVA, swift. May p, via
Paris, $40 p. m.-The Journal de
GeneVe has received dispatch
from Salonki saying that many
persons have been killed or in
Jured In the course Of riotinu in
Constantinople. Mobs NUMBERING
thousands, the newspaper says,
pillased the principal shops and
hotels. The Sultan's guard has
been called out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
LEGISLATURE TO CONVENE
IN EXTRA SESSION TUESDAY

elude the making clear OF an act
ties are required 20 pay the cost
OF the care and maintenance OF pa
Of Che legislature at its recent
session as to whether the coun-
tients In the State hospitals for
the insane; IN amendment 70 the
law providing for the payment Of
salaries of members Of the Public
Service Commission out OF the
funds collected from corporations
for the maintenance OF the com
mission. the consideration OF the
general appropriation bill; the
consideration Of 4 bill relative 10
the pollution Of streams: amend.
ments 10 the hotel inspection law
which should make all hotels and
restaurants subject TO inspection:
70 carry into further effect the
new system % legislative pro-
eedure, and consideration Of the
proposed Increase in the limit OF
bonded Indebtedness for roads and
bridges, the latter subject beina
included az the request OF the peo-
pie OF Roane county.
The Governor, in his formal
call, requests that only such en-
ployes as found 20 be absolutely
necessary shall be appointed by
the presiding officers Of each
house.
Il is not believed that the ex.
traordinary session will continue
longer than one week, and il is
thought possible, IL is said, that
the business Of the legislature may
Continued on Page EinO)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
one LICENSE
is SUFFICIENT
DR.. LlNSz OF THIS CITY FAVORS
UNIVERSAL LICENSE AT
STATE CONVENTION
or West Virginia Medical Associa
tion-Annuai Meeting opened
Yesterday In Huntington.

Special Dispatch 20 The Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. May 12-
Dr.. Linz. president OF the West Vir-
ginia State Medical Association. IN
his address 20 that body tonight. in
the assembly room of the Frederick
hotel In this city. declared in favor
.ot universal license for practitioners
.Of medicine.
Il wish here TO advocate" he said.
"a universal license BY that /
mean man who has been licensed
10 practice medicine by one state
should be privileged, without further
ceremony 10 practice throughout the
entire United States and the island
possessions. While there appears at
present 90 be no remedy for the an
surd condition that exists i'm America
the time has arrived when medical
societies and associations should agi-
tate in favor OF universal license.
When man is granted the right 10
prdciiCe by one state Why should ne
not be privileged to- practice in any
or the other forty-scven states OF
the Union"
The foreyeighth annual session Of
the state association was called 10
order b. DT. Iinsz this morning at TO
O'Clock. I'm behalf Of the citizens of
huntington. 4. =. Snow, president Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. welcomed
the physicians. DR. Lindsey T. Vim
son. Of the Cebell County Medical So
ciety. made an address of welcome
iu behalf OF that body
The afternoon session was featured
by paper read by Dr g.. o. Henry.
a Fairmont He dccried the custom
o' establishing hospitals for miners.
contcnding that the taxpayers arc be-
inE imposed on and there is no more
justice in maintaining hospitals for
miners than for any other class Of la
lorers. Ills paper was received with
enthusiasm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
GERMAN RESIDENTS OF
LONDON VICTIMS OF MOB
SINKING OF LUSITANIA
AROUSES HATRED AND
SUSPICION OF ENGLISH
German Shops Wrecked and Pill
laged and PrOprietors Beaten
Police POwerIess.

LONDON. May u. 1910 p. m.-Tbe
sinking Of the steamer Lusltania mas
aroused 10 a violent climax the
snlouldering hatred ana suspicion or
Germans living in England This an
lHlosly has found expression durinr
ne last a hours in attacks on Ger
mans, principally upon their sbops
IN the poor quarters of London ana
Liverpool, while there have hen
minor disturbances i'm NsncbaSter
places. ''" o'H''
Many German shops had their win
Go"s smashed and some we're nil
iaked. The prOprietOrs OF the sbCps
stutIaIly were driven away by angry
.Iu,uS- ~" " None Of the persons at
ldyAed are reported 10 have been ser
lously Injured. But considerable
were NOR" or less beaten and had
n'lF clothes t1rn. One or two .hops
nave been set on FIRE by the rioters
spontaneous movement has de
NeIoped IN the London market 10 bov.
cot subjects Of enemy countries and
small dealers VINO arpeared for sup-
plies today We're refused them and
n number Of them were driven away
by crowds
The police forces Of both London
ana Liverpool have been depleted by
enllstmcnis in the army. and special
nave. uffN called out TO
help the regulars These constable.
however. are mostly citizens without
'Aperenc' ln police work. and the
mons often have gotten the better Of
ihrn. \ number OF police have been
injured during the riOtinE.
Many Of the disturbcrs Of the peace
were brought before the police courts
10 day and received punishment in
sentences ranging from four months.
imprisonment, imposed on one Liver
pool woman. to a four shilliuEs line
lu several instances English. swiss
and Russian shops bearing Teutonic
names have been mistaken by tho ri-
ottrs for German establishments. and
suffered lhc same damage as the Ger
man shops
Tho auf-Gcrman feeling is in no
wise confined tO fhc lower classes OF
The population. There has been
general demand hy the newspaper for
The Interumeut Of an subjects OF the
enemy countries and agitation by
-oF"raI member. of parliament In-
dured thU premier fO summon a spe-
CIdl DahIrH. meeting today to Cunsid-
frs--af-..H ..- as---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
OPEN S. S.
CONVENTION
ONE THOUSAND DELEGA ATES
ARRIVE IN CHARLESTON
YESTERDAY.
Work of Opening Day Largely
Observation-Disclosures Men
on the Program.

special Dispatch to the GnteIIigencer.
CHARLESTON. W Va. May 12-
Between thousand and twelve hun
dred delegates 20 the State Sunday
school coyontlon are in the citv to-
night and the number Is expected to
climb 90 fifteen hundred by the time
tho trains are I'm tomorrow morning
Following an executive session at
The assembly room of the kanawha
Hofelthis morning the first or an ex-
tenstye series OF general meetings was
held this afternoon.
s general experience meeting. CON
Quoted by Harry l. Bond Of Wheel
Ing. was held this afternoon Twin
meetings for the benefit Of young peo-
pie i'm their teens were a feature or
Alexander Of New York. addressed
the boys on the subpect OF "On the
Trail" Elaborate services were held
IN q number of the churches tonight.
Noted Worker.
Among the prominent Sunday
school workers ln attendance upfn
and participating in The State con
OF Delaware. Ohio. Mr. Shannon is
on authority on sex problems. and viii
deliver a uumbc OF speeches before
adjournment iE taken Friday after
noon. The shops and manufacturing
plants of Charleston and its Industrial
suburbs are Included in his itinerary.
The first OF the shop meetings was
held at noon today when be ad-
dressed the employees Of the Ward
Engineering Works on the South
Side.
Mr. shannon's principal meetings
will ba held at tho State armory ar
9-1I O'Clock Thursday night. when no
win speak 0r Forests Protected.
Hogs Inspected and Children Neg
lrcfcd'
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GOVERNOR HATFIELD ISSUES
FORMAL CALL YESTERDAY
FOR GATHERING.
Only Revenue Legislation TO BE
Enacted and the Making Clear
of Recently Enacted Laws.

.p"cial Dispatch to the Iutclligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May p.
A call was issued BY Governor
Hatfield to-day for an extra ses-
sion q the legislature, 10 convene
m Charleston on next Tuesday,
May 18th. The call is 4 short one,
and includes eight different mat
ters to be considered by the So
Ions when they assemble in ex-
tr3ordlnsry session.
The main subject included in
the call is the enactment Of laws
10 increase the revenues Of the
State" The fact that Governor
Hatfield has called the legislature
together for the primary consider
alton Of the subject Of providing
additional revenues is taken to in
dieate that an agreement has been
reached whereby the legislature
will pass additional revenue meas
ures 20 repienish the depleted
treasury
The other subjects In the call
are Of a routine nature, and in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
BIG PEACE
MEET OPENS
WORLD COURT CONGRESS
MOVEMENT FORMALLY
LAUNCHED.
Former President Taft, Alton b.
Parker and Bainbridge Colby
Make Strong Addresses.

CLEVELAND. MAY 12-with the
opening here this afternoon OF the
World Court congress. q mOveme ent
was formally launched which its ad-
vOcates claim is the greatest advance
yet taken toward lasting peace among
the world powers.
Prominent men from an over the
country including William n. Taft.
Alton p. Parker. Henry Clows and
many others. were present, giving as
surance. Mayor Newton ID. Baker said
In his welcoming address. that the
movement rs not visionary, not i'm.
practical"
The congress plans an International
court OF Justice founded on an agree
ment 70 which all the great powers
would be signatory All signatory ma
tions would submit their disputes 10
the combined pressure Of the others.
Each speaker az the opening session
dwelt on the stable character Of the
congress plan.
Not Rainbow Chasers
Former President Taft said.
"a movement like this loses force
by making claims OF what IL will ac.
complish. But we are trying 20 be
practical We are not rainbow chas-
crs and we are not Offering mill
lenium'
Mr.. Taft was the only speaker al
The afternoon session who alluded 10
the delicate situation in which the
United states finds itself as n result
Of the war. Re said
AT a time when nearly AN or Eu-
rope is az war. and our own country
is uncomfOrtahly near TO- tho disturb
anCe. the launching of plan for an
international court Of Justice seems
propitious'
Mr. Taft. Mr Parker and Bainbridce
Colby of New York. were the apoa k.
ers az the night session. their "a.
dresses relating 90 the general topic
Of the United States supreme court.
the prototype OF world court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
LAYING ASSESSMENTS

Special Dispatch fH fnc Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. N1. May IT,
The state Board 0f Public Works 90.
day bcan Che laying of assessment
on tine properties Of public service
corporations in West Virginia. The
work probably viii not be completed
bC fore fhe first of June. or later. 0w.
ing to the special session OF the leg
ialature which is expected to- take
much of the time OF the Governor and
other members of the board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
OPTICAL SOCIETY
ENDS CONVENTION

Special Dispatch t1 the Intelligence.
PARkEBSBl re, ~. Va MAY ~.
The cighth annual session OF the
West Virginia state Optical Society.
which has been I'm convention here
since Tuesday. closed today
Dlark. bur- was chosen as the next
convention city. OHcors elected for
fhp ensuing year are az follows
President. a. B. Scott. Fairmont. first
vice president. j. T. Beard. Charles
ton. second vice president. o. B.
Lively Huntington. third vice pres.
ident $ r. Small. Martin burg. sec
refary. Charles D.. Wilton
Salem
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That SUBMARINE WARFARE
ON NON-COMBATANTS CEASES
NOTE Io BE DISPATCHED To GERMAN GOVERNMENT To.
DN-MlLL ALSO DEMAND FULL PREPARATION FOR
Loss OF OVER 100 AMERICAN LIVES ON LIrSITANIA
ND OTHER VIOLATIONS OF AMERICAN NGHTS-STATES
NOTHING WILL BE LEFT UNDONE AUTOMATICALLY
OR OTHERWISE TO OBTAIN DEMANDS

NNdiNHION, May l21he United in note to be sent
ra" tomorrow demands that no fur
attacks by submarines merchant ships carrying non combat
serves notice also that full epaatOn will sought for the
more Than lOO American lives in the sinking the Iusitana
md for other violations of American rights in the war
While no indication given of the steps BY the United
% the event Of an unfavorabe reply the informs the
government that the American will nothing un
either diplomatic representation other action to obtain
compliance with its requests
m document to have been abed tonight the President
conferences with Counsellor Robert lansing of the
made several changes in legal detail and then alone in
study tonight Tomorrow will be dispatched and it is expected
a & uade public after.
NO changes made in the essentials of the
d sunday by the President and approved by the
tgdl,
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Strict Guarantee from GERMANY Demanded
MASONIC CORNERSTONE
LAID AT PARKERSBURG

special Dispatch TO the IntclHgcncer.
PAkkERSBURG. ". Va. Nav p.
ne cornerstone for the new Ma
sonic temple being erected in tbis cifv
oy MI Olivct Lodge No. 4. 4. p A. \
NJ. was laid this afternoon with inn
pressive ceremonies by Most Worship
iul Master William r. Ice. Jr.. OF Phil.
lppi, Grand Master OF Masons OF West
virginia. Lodges from several parts
on me state and OHIO were represent
ed at the exercises.
Most WCishipful Lewis y. Taven.
ner, OF Parkcrsh burg. Grand Orator of
West Virginia. delivered the address
OF the occasion The temple. when
completed. will be one OF the hand.
soonest in the Ohio Valley.
The cost of IL will be over 800 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
MARTINS FERRY MAN CHOSEN
AN OFFICIAL BY REDMEN

special Dispatch fn the 1utr.Irar..-
MARIETTA. Ohio Nay 1Z.Tho state
convention of hedweu closed tonight
with tho official announcement chat
Akron had secured The next ronrsr.
tIon Frederick U1wura. OF Boston.
Mass. great IurOlOura. off America.
installed The following newly elected
officer. Gnra. Baker SIDulrrr'in.
great prophet. Judge Lewis Houck.
Nt Vernon. great -acNaW. d. Braun.
achweiEer Toledo. great senior aara.
NOR. E % smith WIEer.g great iur-
l0r Hagam0r. Ihos. Irwin. Martins
Ferry. great chief 0f records Herman
crfa. F0rd Nruhlus. Toledo. trustee.
three years. Great C0urrI. Representa-
tiVos M A. Bridge Columbus. s. g.
Ep.er. Toledo and Elmer SELL Coaltou.
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pal points In the note are
ts follows.
l.tat States government
attention ro the various Incidents
war zone proclaimed by Ger
the British Isles. the
fae British liner Falaba.
.- .-5 OF Leon G.. Thresher, an
... --r attack by German air
-. American steamer Cush-
I'D. ... .-yrtOing without warning
.. cam steamer Gulflight. fly
.. s and stripe. and finally.
without warning OF
ra with Its loss OF more
..-ald lives OF non-combat-
them more than one
---.. hre-.cans.
Acts lndefensi5le.
acts are declared 10 be in
der International law.
states points out that il
I'd Germany right 10
H"4 warned the imperial
40 That 60 would be neId 10
accountability for attacks
can vessels or lives. A strict
He. therefore. is now asked
many.
. usual financial reparatIon
ought, although Germany is
reminded that no Teparauou
ore the lives OF those secrl-
The sinking OF the LusItauia
ships.
.."rsssIOns OF regret may COM
Doe legal precedents. but they
unless accompanied By
.n of the practices endang,I-
at non .Combatauts.
I-ut OF neutrals 10 travel
nt The high seas on neutral
relt merchantmen is as
.H name OF humanity and in-
. law. the United States de
-aIantee that these rights
.e,tel. and that there be- no
NO fIa attacks on merchant
-r non-Combatants
living OF warnings 10 the
public without officially
eating them 10 the United
nmrnt is commented on
.u with the German ou-
-d Fertisement before
.i 'he l.usitauia. but irro-
.f failure TO advise the
.uE"rnmeuf OF Germaly's
. point is made that no.
n' ulOn to do an unlawful
justified nor leRalized Of.
Have misunderstood.
.rrnsfiOn is conveyed fuat
government of course
.HEH Intended Co destroy i'm
and that consequently
-uhmarirn commander
understood their in-
... American government
hope Chat this win bp
.-l. and "a cessation OF
. practices thereby win rc-
.II.I0n. Germany af.an.
. 'u 'HD tHrueHfutas of fnp
and people OF tho United
. situation ff fH made
United States HiII leave
..n either iu diplomatic
Ur other action 90 OBJ
lance hy Germany t0 tuc
'.-lr-ruTf Or c1luInd .n
bIf Is Enthusiastically
suggestion that German
.mnsndrrs must have
their Instructions or
man government could
Iad f0 destroy innocent
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lives. room is given for disavowal Nv
Germany Of the practices in the war
zone and an assurance that future at
taCks viii be prohibited
In executive quarters intense inter
est prevailed today and news OF what
the American note contained was ca <.
erly sought by officials In the govern
ment departments and In diplomatic
circles generally.
May Comply
Some international LAWYERS and Dip
lomats who have followed closely Ger
many course since the beginning OF
the submarine warfare were OF the
opinion that a compliance by Germany
with the terms OF the American note
would not be surprising and even that
Ccontinusd On Page T. e,e..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
WHEELING NEEDS FILTRATION

But Wheeling don't need 10
pay three prices for an inferior
filtration system. A well system
suitable for Wheeling needs, such
as MOundsville has. can be put in
for Sl75.OO0 Beat the s6f0.OOO
issue, and put in the well system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
CRUSHED TO DEATH

Special u patch ta Che IntrHIec1cer
CHARLESTON. 49, Va. May fZ-
Caueuf between cut of coal cars in
the ChcsaDea q Ohio yards at rhel-
yam. iasf riErf william IT. little was
crushed l1 death between the bump
ora He had started tO Cros- the
tracks while the cars we're slightly
separated. and before ho could get
through Tho engine bumped thc cars
end crurht h.m. DE was 80 years old
rd-s.uEle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
rHE WAITER

WAsHrucTou. Nay l2l-rorscaatt
ohio-Fafr Thurufav and friday
West WirTirin-ralr. warmer. Thurs
day FRIDAY fair.
western uauraviv vivani1---uuaoftaI on
Thuradav. probably local showers north;
Friday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
Leading Physicians Oppose Bond Issue

DR. Robert J. Reed. when seen by an Intelgencer re-
.T Eesterday, said:
'0l it would be very bad policy for the city Of Wheel
. pend IS much money S6lOOOO for a filtration plant
n mind is and must be for a number Of years still
. Nnrment The report Of the government chemists that
...urg water is not bacerologicaly Is conclusive
a To- vote against the bond issue Saturday, and Trust
. Ho defeated