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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
TWIN BEDS.

- An important event announced sor IN.
court Theatre. April 2u-2i viii be the
qua as. local prssentation or Twin
BEDS = rulhcklug romance of uf.
amgng the fat jewellers. bv salfxbur,,
field and Margaret Mayo. author 81
LADY Mine. which has been Acclaimed
oy press ana public a. the funniest NAV
seen IN many seAsons IN New NprE
Nherc Tor over eight months uasf IN ba..
oeen creating gales OF m~rrffnent 40
atre. INV
Twin Beds - q veri.tic and tnsrati,
tlhs exposition OF the amazing ana
amusing adventures OF thr.. narrlsd
.oHlies who are neighbors ~ one Of to-
Ia inioneole tall apartment buildings.
Nhlch AROUND IN certain sections of Nev
nork tity In conformity with its title
we scenes OF the play are laid In a
sleeping chamber. The appsarance fbsre
oI an italian tenor. in the Bibulous mis-
apprehension that IL D. his own Instead
81 MS ncighbor =, affords the Situate,
rom which n variety OF IudIcrous COM
plications results.
Sslwyn a Company has provided An
e1cellent cast for Twin Beds" and Al
exact duplication OF the elaborate scenic
nisSasStioh that has been 50 greatly al
inired In New York. Daily mstins.S
VIII De given starting Tuesday.
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CONSIDER FILTER
Ordinance Committee OF Council To
Meet Tonight TO Consider
Bond Issue Too.

Captain W. T. Otto. chairman Of the
ordinance committee of council. has
called a meeting Of that body TO be
held tonight in the city building At
this meeting the bond ordinance. pre-
paratOry TO the May election. and the
bond issue for the Smith Sand fil:er
Will be acted upon. This action will
be taken pursuant TO the reference
OF council at its meeting Tuesday eve
ming. TO have the committee take this
action.
Aside from This work. the commit
tee viii BE- called upon To recommend
certain fund transfers for the purpose
OF paving EOn street The Board OF
Control at It's meeting yesterday NOM
ing discussed filtration. and the letter
sent to the city engineer by the GOV
eminent Chemist on the Smith water
test was referred to. At the meeting
or council Tuesday night Mr. Handlan
said that the chemist who made the
report had been found TO be an i'm
poster.
The letter comes from the treasury
department OF the United States Pub
lie Health Bureau at Cincinnati. and
fully states that the Smith system IS a
failure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
When Glands Swell
Blood Needs Attention
Even a Sweat Gland Ma,
Result in Severe
Consequence.

IN our intricate body the use ~ & q
Tor the blood has a most remarkabI,
irhueuD'. We little realize our gland.
MAR IS STEM 10 may be a tiny bulb no
uTFer Than pin point. aud vet DO
disease germ gets Into a.. there b. :
tremendous swelllrE NJ bscomes a
boil q carbuntie. no may BE- . blood
rising and 10 is often q source Of COM
tuuous misery m not checked Nanv
o. The most evcruri ttfng forms ~ tor
ture bcEln with the swelling n 4 tiny
Eland caused ~ r. disease germ Ant
~ D. 81 81 q that spreads throurhout
the blood circulation 20 prevent fust
such conditions or ~ fhrv have al
ready started. s. s. s. win soon puf fb.
blood in such a state o. health a. TO-
overcome the tendency to a1andufa-
Fwelinrr. DC Dol n natural medicine far
the blood. jurf rs cvsenfiaf 20 health ID
TIE blood 10 luuure - are tn meata.
tai.. grains ana sugars o. our daily
food
To contains ono Ingredient fhs active
purpose % which is 20 stimulate tho
exchange ~ new flesh FOR dead o. waste
matter
Get bottle - IS todav o. srv
drurrirt. nud if your case la stubborn
write Co fbe Medical Adviser. Ths aurtft
euecifc Co. Jos swift Hlde.. Atlanta. "a.
THIS department 10 in nhargs u q noted
phyEiciun.
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ARTICLE v.
PARIS, March PA few observa-
lions purely military may not be with
out Interest. The German helmet Is
the Ideal head covering for the war.
Despite its appearance IL is not
heavy. The cover prevents IL reflect
Ing light, II is a protection again st
Eabers, bayonets. and sharpnel ex-
ploded at distance. il protects the
head from the incessant rain OF the
European winter. It shades the eyes
and the back OF the neck.
Reversed II Is a receptacle Tor
water. When filled IL can be stood
hrmly by planting the spike in the
ground and becomes an invaluable as
sistance TO the field surgeon. IL Is
not adapted to the tropics or to the
nrtlcs or TO America. but 1t was not
designed for these countries.
II also gives speculative degree
that military appearance which the
soldier knows the value of and the
novice SCOTS at-until he, too. has
been in battle. Against this the cap
worn by the English at the beginning
Of the war. which Is Identical with the
American, has every possible fault and
II blows of in wind. II soaks through
In rain. IL is no protection from wea-
pons or sun or cold. IL Will not carry
water. and when somewhat worn ITS
top reflects the sun like a heliograph.
A new rundown winter cap mas
been issued that is warm in cold, dry
weather. never found in Europe, but
which has no other value.
The French kepis. the Scotch bon
d, Is and the German forage caps are
all absurd. Next TO the German he'll
met the Canadian campaign hat. mod
eled after ours. Is the best headgcar
In western Europe. In America Il
would be better than the helmet.
As at the head 30 at the feet the
German equipment Is best. The Eng
Itch. like ourselves, have a leg and a
loot dressing which cannot be put on
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Charles o. muann vac n sfeuherrIfie
husinera visitor last evening
. n. Moore eurerIrtruf.rf ~ the w
tuefrrea
w lliHr bowman. OF Wheeling uaa a
WeIeNIrE business caller ou Wrdrea-
business
Harf.n caldwell has returned 90 Ole
home after short vf.it with hfa sirtff
o. Iurl Lloyd. ~ Wrifetiiie %
NJ Wrrfrn we H business caller -
bethany ur THHHHnr
W. an Nr- Cleveland Harvey har.
refu ned y THIS city ufer q short errf
aainE TRIP 20 Ptttsburgh. Pa. anf Other
georEs Trsubsrt. % the firm % rrau-
with tho rrippe
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THE THEATRE
"A scoRE THAT CATCHES
TIE sPIRIT or IKE Tnxrs-

hlloif frlml composer OF the scors
h4sh Stnks. tne musical cum.lr
which Arthur hsmmsrstelu aaIIl f.r.-.i.f
- the tourt theatre fr.aaF AMI Safur.
Jay ani saturday matinee April ls-fa.
- t.r,lte1 Win Catching the spirit 4
we tifnes more accurately and d.Iicst.-
~ t.An aut 81 nls con o. lu IssrarlrE wurk-
.hE IN me musical comedy Held AmrrIcl
leet nov u dance crazy. and 80 Tor thaf
n,attef. was England and France. an
al western Surope before becoming war
nl~1. ar friul left the pulse % social
.alfty ana transformed IT. beats into
ne rythm OF the score OF High JlukE
AZ one point In his score he sugEs.t~
zen tne tango tempo, but he connnes
nlniseI more closely 20 the one step AMI
he present style % society waltz Fgr
hi- reason his music has found is vav
,,.sAIlt1 INTO the bathrooms. where IL Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Why Il Is a Eavorlte

There are good reasons why Cham
berlains Cough Remedy is a favorite
with the mothers of young children.
Read what one OF them says of a.:
There could be no better medicine
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
My children were all sick with whoop-
ing cough. One OF them was in bed.
had a high fever and was coughing up
blood. Our doctor gave them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and the first
dose eased them. and three bottles
cured them" says Mrs. X. A. Donald
son. OF Lexington. Miss. For sale
by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
A QUICK, SAFE RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION

II the Pepsin pills. Sodamint
tablets or other digestive aids you
nave been taking seem TO have
lost their force and 70 now takes
two or three TO give you the relief
you got at first from one. it's time
you changed To a new remedy that
works on different principle.
When your stomach gets in such
shape an effective and quick act
ing remedy is found in Mona
stomach Tablets. made from n sci
entifc yet radically different form
ula from the usual digestive aid
Mto-na not only gives prompt re
lief from sour. Eassy stomach and
the fun. heavy. lumpy feeling that
comes after eating. but vitalizes
the whole sluggish digestive and
intestinal machinery and makes
your stomach AZ TO do its own az
costing In a healthy. normal. pain
less way.
G. ". Griest e. Co. Wheeling. and
leading druggists everywhere soil
Mi-O-na on a positive guarantee OF
satisfaction or money back. and
stomach sufferers everywhere
should prove its merits on this,
basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
HUTToNsvlLLE MINISTER
is NAMED MODERATOR

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
EIKINS, W. Va. April 14.-Rev. w.
elected moderator of the Tygart's
Valley Presbytery at the opening ses.
sion In Beverly. The retiring moder-
ator. Rev. J. w. Rowe. OF sutton. de-
liyered the opening sermon. The SEES
sion VIII continue until tomorrow
night concluding with communion sci.
vices and sermon by Rev. ". T.
Mann. OF Parsons.
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TOUCHING SCENES
Continued from FIRST Page,

N~N.ee0 ANChl R1Ho1
who had recognized the assassin rs
Booth, and al q. m. Sec. Stanton
named him as the man who struck
down Lincoln.
In the Death Chamber
Those persons granted the privilege
OF standing beside the dying Pres.
ident found him stretched diagonally
on bed too short for his great length
in room 3 by II feet at the rear OF
the front hall. II was the room OF a
young soldier civilian T. Clark. Co.
ID. 18th Massachusetts, Infantry. Only
Lincoln's great strength kept life thus
long within his big frame. for the as
sassin's bullet had coursed his brain.
lie was unconscious. his body rigid
and his breathing at times stertorous.
with automatic means.
There was no hope that he would
ever regain consciousness. although
the doctors at first had covered his
body with mustard plasters, and had
administered brandy. in hope of in
creasing vitality. The wound bled
freely. and some of the brain mingled
with the blood. The bullet had enter.
ed behind the left ear and LODGED
back OF the right eye. The wound was
kept free OF coaRulation. a. II was
found he was easier with IL open.
While the doctors worked over the
B'resident-there were three. Surg
Gen. Barnes. Dr. Robert King stone
the family physician. and Dr. Charles.
~. TAFT, an army surgeon. who had
been one OF the first to reach Lin
coin after the shooting Lincoln
distracted and unable 20 control a
grief destined eventually to unbalanc.
her reason. sat on a sofa In the front
parlOr OF the house. n few feet from
the death chamber. Her son. Robert
sought in vain 10 comfort her.
How the End Came.
At intervals In the night Mrs. Lin
soln was led 10 the bedside OF her
dying husband. She remained win
him from 1:45 10 $40. and al 4
o'clock again visited him
Before she entered the room the sur.
Reons spread clean napkins 10 hide
the crimson stains on the pillow. yet
when she saw how distorted and now
plainly marked with deaths seal was
her husbands face she fell IN n swoon
w wv MNNl
When she had been restored ana
was led 20 the bedside she addressed
her dying husband with tho words
90. love. live but for one moment 10
speak 90 me oncc-to speak 90 our
children"
In compassion she was led away
AZ 1896 the pastor % Lincoln'a cnurcn.
tRev. Dr phineas ~ Gurleyl kneit
az the bedside md offered prayer.
Lincoln was then very quiet. bic
respiration being regular At ne
pulse began 10 fan. and a. s. 80 the
loud. labored breathing was resuu~a
His pulse was falling fast a: q
o'clock The doctors noticed symptoms
~ Immediate dissolution
As tho dawn Of LOWERING. rsfnv
morning paled the iampuRht In me
little room. revealing the sorrowtnr
faces ~ tho group about the bed.
scarcely less haggafd than that or the
dying man Llncoln's breathing grew
fainter and fainter. his pulse weaker
and weaker. until a. last BY n siRn tna
doctor holding HE hand Sturgeon Gen
Harnes) Indicated that the end had
come u was then 7.22
IN that solemn moment. amidst
stiffness broken only by represseu
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marie. short 20 fnrrrm. Pa. and
tleie kcihuif 81. rutter. ra
odn oJrcph lfHrlshue. o. Home
st"ad. IA. ana MARY AIMS Scott. 81.
HOweefraf ra
Albert N Freferf.t On Etna. "a. and
FleuHr Ulvle o. Efra. ru
Thomas MDf.rli rf rffelrrrr ga
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THE HOUSE ACROSS 10TH ST. FROM FORDS THEATRE IN
WHICH LINCOLN DIED. 1T Is NOW A LINCOLN MUSEUM

the hremen could have responded. The
lack OF wind, and their prompt action
saved the block. making the loss very
slight.
The IRE was discovered by n.ighbor
women. who had the alarm turut-l In at
once II Is thought. to have caught from
some paper which had been burned near
the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

Prof Miller. OF the College 81 Bible.
the Saturday slight Bible class al trs
lrgsbFtcri1u church. Boo the absence OF
Judre ". a. Hcrvey owing O. the pro
itNNufN return 60 EcfhurV the same
evening. tho class meeting will start I'D
700 .. on. and last for one hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
PRISONERS HERE
Two Italians Wanted In Falrmont in
Connection with Killing OF Con-
stable Riggs Brought Here.

Mike Yankovich and Pete Chipiani.
two Italians wanted on n charge OF
assisting In the riot that led to the
death OF Constable w. r. Riggs at
Fairmont. were lodged in the local Jail
were picked up. one in Detroit and
the other in Chicago by Detective Et-
finger OF Marion county. The men
were taken TO Fairmont on tho s 30
o'clock train.
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Cards have been received In THE rif,
reading
To announce trs arrival 81
Henry James
ON April Fth. afr
WrIrIf o.. mounds
W. and hrH james e. WauGh."
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You don't want slow remedy when your stomach Is
oad-or an uncertain one--1r harmful one-your
stomach is too valuable; you iniure Il with
drastic drugs
Papes Diapepsin il noted for its speed giving
Her. its harmlessness; it's certain unfaing action in
regulating SICK. sour, gassy stomachs Its millions
cures IN Indigestion dyspe psia. gastrtis and other
stomach trouble has made II famous the world over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

A box AMI pic social will be- held a.
me Palmer school ou Friday evening.
Arru .ird FOR thc htrcht ~ the Ep-
TO attend
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sobs Sec. Stanton said. Vow he W.
longs TO the ages"


DIT. Gurley knelt Leside the bed and
offered prayer. Then the widow was
brought into the room supported by her
son. With a heart-rtnding cry she cast
herself upon the body
silently and weeping. the men who
had crow ded the room Withdrew. leHv-
ing her there with enc or two whose re-
straining and soothing hands led her at
last away from the room
IS she entered a carriage 10 return
10 the White House. she looked for a
moment at the theatre across the street
and moancd. 20. that dreadful house.
that dreadful hOuseg'
At the white House the tears OF the
widow were mingled with those Of her
iittle son. Tad" The boy had heard
the awful news 81 his fathers assassi-
nation announced at Growers Theatre
the night before. \ kindly doorkcepcr
at the White House had soothed bis
grief and put him g. bed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

From this side of the ocean and
this side of the firing line it looks
IS If the German Empire will dom
mate Europe or be destroyed
Robert X. Mccormick.
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dEAOGEAR OF OTHER ARMIES rs
NOTHING MORE THAN
HUGE JOKE.

Helmet 10 Waterproof and With Its
spike Has Many UsesNcanadian
Campaign Hat 10 Next Best.
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rs the man your sister T. Foin' 10
carry rich9"
Nav; every time the marriage Is
mentioned pa says. Poor man ~ 81
Louis rost-Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
YOUR STOMACH
OUT OF WHACK?

Do you suffer from stomach mis-
cry? Is your tongue coated ?
Does the smell Of food make YOU
sick? Your stomach needs relief
You need HEXETS
HEAETS are a sure. quick relief
from bad stomachs. They aid
weak digestions and remove the
cause Of stomach trouble.
Get a 1Oc box Of HEXETS and
take one after each meal to-day.
They will put your stomach in
good condition and make you feel
like a new person
Spearmint Favored and pleasant
to the taste
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Selection--Quartctte
Address-~W Why search the Scripturea

District super ntendcnt Thomas Nc
ROBERTS ~. viii act 49, chairman at
the convention. All az the teachers and
OFFICERS 81 the schools IN the district
arc URGED % attend and ~ many OF the
SUNDAY school scholars that can The
much benefit to all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

Vice President Andrew Johnson. who
was 20 succeed Lincoln az President
was not NJ his dying chiefs bedside. Al
though notified shortly after the shoot
tng 81 l.incoln'H condition. he did MOI
leave his chamber in a hotel three
squares away. Their. in the morning he
was sought. and there the oath Of office
was administered 60 him b. chief Jus
tice Salmon y. Chase iu the preaencc
of only one or two ether persons
President johnson then rode IN a
closed carriage Co the White House. That
day az noon be met the Cabinet mem
tiers for conference ~ the Treasury
EuldiuE. ana that afternoon 80 the
White House Dee received his FIRST Off
cial callers
Msanwhile the body o. Lincoln. placed
IN temporary coffin aud drapcd iu the
American flag. was borne by six soil
dlers from the house on 10Th So. placed
fu a. hearee. and with small cavalry
escort was taken fu the White House
To- the Dun mur.iug Warrington
bright bunting of the day before. -rrrar
iu glory OF tnr end OF war. hung limo
and drluuIuu. Hud mon went about the
work Of taking % down and putting
crepe bod lts place
TOMORROW TIE Escape Of Boon.
. H.H.H d. HH| |H q
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Sunday School Convention.

The annual convention Of the Sunda y
school workers OF Wellsturg ar ict
sunday School Association In the FIRST
fresoyterian church on Thursday night
% this week
The following program will be given
, ............. Mr.. Emmett Carmichael
Business Session
SOLO ........- ....... Miss Mabie GuIIett
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ARTICLE Y

BY ROBERT X. MCCORMICK.
special Correspondent TO Intelligencer
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who had recognized the assassin rs
Booth, and al a. m. Sec stanton
named him as the man who struck
down Lincoln.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-11
BAPTISTS PLAN A
STATE CONVENTION

The Baptists of Alabama are falling
in line with the other southern states
In calling convention of men rep
resenting the churches of this denomi-
nation to meet in Birmingham on March
2, 3, 4.
resolution calling for this conven-
ton was passed at the annual state con-
vention held in Selma in November
last. The standing committee on lay
mems work for the state Baptists. of
which Col. II. S. d. Mallory of Selma Ia
chairman, has conferred with DR.. j. T.
Henderson of Chattanooga, who is gen
eral secretary of the laymen's work for
southern Baptists. with the result that
the convention is being arranged for
this city.
Local committees have been appointed
to look after every detail of the meet
ing. The chairman of these committees
are: General arrangements, A. l.
Smith; vice chairman, Ed S. Moore
programme, Rev. J. NJ. Shelburne; pub
LEFTY, II. l.. Strickland; correspondence
Rev. ]. d. Ray; railroad rates. w. S
Davis of Admission; hotels and boarding
houses, w. L. Barnes; music, Stepher
Allsop; place of meeting. Capt. n. F
Manly; registration, r.. r. Darden; CO.
operation, Rev. J. w. liner; deputation
II. F. Latimer.
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The Alabama Crop DWerscaion Campaign Will
Be Officially Organised At Big Meeting Today
THE RESERVE BANKS HAVE JUST BEGUN
TO PROVE THEIR ENORMOUS VALUE TO
GENERAL BUSINESS SAYS TUTWILER

try. l am sure that the interest of the
bank and the interest OF its patrons Will
be thoroughly looked after by this board
now in charge.
Anything that I might say as to the
greatness OF this financial system would
simply be an amplifcation of what
financiers have said time and again
lately. 1t has been ma ster stroke of
economic legislation and it will serve
to protect this country's finances as per-
haps no other system could. | consider
the system easily the most remarlSa BILE
legislation that has been affected In a
great many years. The regional banks
will render a great service to this coun-
try in time.
Mr.. Wilson, is entitled to the commmend-
alton and applause of all parties for his
advocacy of this system and later on
the appointment of members of the
board. | cannot conceive of better
set of men being appointed than Mr..
Warburg. Mr.. Harding and their asso-
ciates. They are men of untarnished
regulations and a desire to render pub
lie service which will give them en-
viable places in history. The fact that
Mr.. Harding. member of the board
received his financial training here and
has been so signally recognized by the
President and financiers of all classes
will always be a matter of qualification
to Birmingham people,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-11

see so many state banks subscribe to
membership and participate in the OPP
Grafton of the reserve bank as readily
as the national banks That indicated to
me spirit of cooperation between the
state and the federal banks that cannot
be discounted.
THE reserve banks simply lend money.
that is discount paper for banks. In 9TH
er words, they deal only with banks and
ton from them. If an individual wants
accommodations he very properly goes
to his bank and If his collateral is suf-
ficient and the bank SO desires. that
paper may be sent over to the reserve
bank and rediscounted. 1t is apparent
to me that this system Will go long
way toward helping business. In fact,
it has already done a great deal in this
way. When things get their normal
stride again and when business moves
in that volume which attracts us, l have
no fears but what the federal reserve
ice to the business interests than at this
time.
The reserve bank in Atlanta is man.
aged by capable men. On the board has
been placed w. II. kettig of Birming-
ham. who is one of the souths most
men. He typifies the membership of that
board well as the membership @,
| the other regional boards over the coun-