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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
TOTAL SUM AMOUNTS TO AP-
FORTUNATELY $4,000
EIGHT ORDERS.
Attorney John A. Howard Escapes
Judgment Orders-Others Held
In Several Orders.

Litigation totaling $53,9i9.SS. invol.
wing the old National Telephone cases
was finally settled yesterday after
noon. when Judge James W. Ewing
entered orders in eight separate cases.
These matters have been pending in
the circuit court for some time.
ranging from five to two years One
striking feature in the orders was
that where Judgment was entered
against the company, and where At
torney John A. How ard was named as
defendant. the Judgment as TO him,
was dismissed without prejudice"
These orders were in most part pre-
pared prior to Judge Hervey's illness.
but he took sick before he could en-
ter the order. The cases are for mo-
tons Tor Judgment. and also some
suits in assumpsit.
In the matter of the motion for
Judgment for $lS.75O. by the Second
National BANK Of Parkersburg VS..
John A. Howard. w C. Handlan.
Samuel w. Harper. A. c. Davis, and
the National Telephone company. cor
poration. an order dropping the case
from the docket was entered. Mat
tiers I'm controversy settled.
In the matter OF the First National
Bank of ST. Clairsville VS.. National
Telephone company, a similar order
was entered. This suit involved the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
COUNTRY CLUB
OPENS SATURDAY
SATURDAY HAS BEEN SET APART
AS THE oPEHIN0 DAY ron
1915 SEASON
Extensive improvements Have Been
Aade-sociai Functions OF all Kinds
Can he Held immediately.

The Wheeling Country club will open
lts 1915 season ueNt Saturday and doubt
less large number OF tho members anf
friends Will be- lu attendance during the
day and evening az The popular resort
east ~ The city. Manager Louis Dim
W'N. with large corps ~ assistants
has been extremely busy FOR the vast
week getting everything in readiness for
the SEASON opening 90 tho club. and Dee
PROMISE Co. have everything Go even bet
Ter condition than ever before.
8 large number ~ affairs will be held
at the club this summer and ono ~ tho
most successful seasons Ia cN-~stef.
During the winter months. e. number 81
improvements were made. and with the
opening Manager Diudrcy viii he able
20 take care or at social HmaIra ln his
usual annhlr and pleasing manner
work on the grounds has uruEraaaad
nicely and those who have not visited
The place since its closing last fail Will
have = pleasant surprise whom They 40
there this season. The now green BE- g.
nrqt class condition. but the opening
here viii not be- observed until about
July The fair greens and tennis
courts have been improved considerably
and lovers n gold and tennis viii be
Well pleased o. nu1 probably The best
lnks AMI courts iu the Onto valley Jcban
they appear fur play
The club o. "a whole VIII prove even
more attractive ibis year than ever be
Ipfc Those Do charge have worked ur-
llrugly 90 provide The beet possible FOR
We me mbers and their friends and when
The seltsun Do opened. satisfaction h
promised Tor all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES HOLD
ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETINGS

superintendent Of the Sunday schools
report IL was found that the average
daily attendance of the school for the
past year was 1855.
The spirit of benevolence for the
past year was very good. this being
proven by the reports of the different
organizations OF the church. one
feature of the meeting was the in
crease OF membership shown under
me leadership OF Rev. Claude Porter
Second Presbyterian.
The congregational meeting of the
second Presbyterian church, corner of
MARKET and Twentieth streets. was
largely attended. The reports OF the
officers and societies were very sat
isfactory and the church was found 10
Dc IN line condition. The receipts 10
the general fund were S4.sS3.O7. and 10
organ and repairs. 81 1856 90. benavo.
lent funds. Sl.77O.61. members 70.
ceiNed during the year. AZ: infants
baptized, ~. At n recent campaiyn
OF about 30 men of the church. about
one thousand dollars were received
on pledges for the year
Trustees elected were: J. w pict.
eft, Henry Leiner. clyde Barton q
p. Reid, Charles b Evans. W. n Zee
Nelson Hubbard, Edw VI Hardy. A
q. Hallock. William Chambers John
H. Clarke and VI. A. McClaskey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15


Andy Micky OF McGraws Run was a
business visitor In Elm Grove yester-
day.
Detective !. ]. Mahoney OF columbus
was In Elm Grove Tuesday afternoon
where he arrested !. W. Moss. of Lam
caster, O.. who was charged with enbez-
Element lie waived extradition papcrS
and was taken back 20 the Ohio citv
~, The annual memorial service OF Henry
Gay Camp No. 1928 NJ. W. A will b..
hsld on Sunday. June 10. In the stone
church.
The Patterson and Elm Grove baseball
team VIII begin practice inside Of the
next few days. However the season will
not be orened until May LIST.
Mrs. III. Parker OF Patterson will
will visit relatives
@. +. Mendel OF woodsdalo Is recover
Ing from "A serious Illness
Russell and Jim Winters OF sand HIN
were business caflsrs In Elm Grove y o.
terday.
on last Tuesday night some unknown
chaps entered the office OF DR. Leech
Cracraft I'm the National bank buiIdinr
and took savings bank containing e
been made but two young fellows arc
suspected.
The report appearing in Yesterdays
paper IN regard TO Harry +. Smith was
J; o. Hohnsee. grocer Of Elm Grove
viii purchase a new delivery truck
Mrs. X. NJ. Ross OF Leatherwood Will
leave the last OF the week for Massillon
ONO, where she will make her future
Walter Chapman has returned 70 his
home at Echo Point after a short bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Camden McKin-
ley lett tuesday night Tor Atlantic
city whore they viii spend a few davs.
Mrs. Alexander Paxton has returned
from Pittsburgh to her home in Ken
wood Place.
Mrs. Joseph Brady Of Pleasant Valley
entertained yesterday with "A luncheon
complimentary to her guest Mrs Frank
Il u
!. ". Jenkins Of the Island Will move
to Edgdale In the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
SMITH TO ATTEND
ALUMNI LUNCHEON
AFFAIR WILL BE HELD SATURDAY
NOON, AT MeLURE HOTEL
Win BE Given IN Honor Of university
BAH Players who Are 70
Meet the stog1es.

frl'Earm was received yesterday
from Hon. p a.. smith. ~ Clark4hgrg.
Fitr Alumni Association. EfaffrF maj DE-
VIII be in Wheeling Saturday. To- attend
We baseball game between the wheeling
HtvEl.N and the state I nivcr.ity boys.
ahd also Tor o." luncheon which Will be
rendered the State school PLAYERS bv
local alumni of the University
Tho luncheon. ~ was announced yes.
terdaF. VIII D. held saturday. af noon.
a. The Mcclure Hotel Tho -rfye-.if.
team and Mr. Smith Will leave FOR Nor
Eantowu. on the $3.50 o'clock train. aud
t therefore. viii D. imposaibi. fn f.n-
ner The boys a banquet. which was In-
Guided in the original plans
Forty PERSONS have already rr1rrfrrf
20 attend The luncheon and many more
gro expected Plans for tho affair will
~ completed at o. meeting tu be held
thls ctculnE. in room no. Gig. SchHruf-
bach building. Of which all University
graduates are urged % attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
ACCEPT REDUCTION
Reported That Workmen In Martins
Ferry Mills VIII Get Re
duction Friday

o. was reported In Martins Ferry
yesterday that beginning Friday the
employees ~ the LauRhlin tin mill
will work under n reduction of wages
averaging per cent The report
also stated that the employees Of the
Aetna Standard plant ~ the same
company would work under r. reduc-
tton Of ~ per cent. n ia said that
the reduction had 20 be mot in or
der to compete with The independent
plant who recently accepted a reduc.
ton in wages After tho reduction
is in effect the workmeu will receive
more money than is paid 10 tho en-
ploye7 Ot the independent plants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
TRUSTEES ELECTED IN BOTH
FIRST AND SECOND
CHURCHES.
Meetings Were Held Last Evening"
Reports Of Officers and Com
n1ittees Were Encouraging.
annual congregational meetinrs fo

Annual congregational meetings for
the First and Second Presbyterian
churches OF the city were held yes
terday evening in the respective
churches. Both meetings were we'll
attended, and the reports submitted
showed that the churches were max
ing very satisfactory advances along
all lines.
The First church session was held
NJ the church. corner Of Chapline and
Thirteenth streets. Charles B. Cooke,
and J. Il. McCammon were elected
trustees I'm place OF A. l.. Myer and
Henry NJ. Russell. Sr.. whose terms
expired with this year.
Reports of the various church bodies
showed a decided increase In the
funds Of each department Especially
interesting was the report relating TO
the Eighteenth street mission. The
treasurer submitted HIS report but the
figures were not given out by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

women OF West Virginia will be given
the opportunity 10 vote with the men
who are for a purer and better cOun-
try.
Mrs. Craigie will speak this after
noon ~ St Matthews Protestant
Episcopal church before the Kings
Daugters Society on Christian Cit-
zens"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
POLICE COURT
Session Yesterday Morning Was Far
From Being Esoltinp-Raa Picker
Gets In Sad"

William Marshall. a rag picker. was
arraicned IN Police court yesterday
morning on complaint of Health or
hccr Cameron The officer claimed
that Marshall stored rags in HE room
~ Iortythird and Jacob streets TTe
vas discharged
Charles Clark. drunk. failed 10 al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
OUT-THE-PIKE


a X Garrison q Potomac started his
auto delivery sert ice yesterday between
Potomac and Wheeling. Ths auto service
vi no doubt accom- odate many OF the
farmers Nho we're formerly compelled
10 haul their products 10 AtkinEon's
cro-zinE near West Alexander. where
they were conveyed 10 the city on the
street car line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Rheumatism
Cure6iVen by OneWhOHadIi

In the spring ~ 1898 z was attack.
% bv Muscular and fnfamrnforv
rheumatism. . suffered az only those
who have % know. Tor over three
Nr1ra tried remedy after remedy
and doctor after doctor. but such 90.
lirf aa 7 received war only famrnrarr
FINALLY 7 found a remedy that cured
uo completely. and if has mover rr-
turned D have given De- f1 q mum hr-
who were terribly afflicted AND Gwen
hrdriddrn With rheumatism aud Do
affected cure iu rVcry case
want every suffered from any
form - rheumatic trouble to try tbia
mHrNrlnuH hralInE power Don't -rnH
cent. simply mail you name and
address end ] will send It free 90 frv
Affrr YOU have used if and If H4-
proven itself Co. D. that Iunr-fnDEn1.
Tor means Of mufinr your Hhauma.
tlaw. you may eend me the prirs ~
Co., one dollar but understand d do
NOT want your money unless b. IA arr
perfectly SAT- nfisI tl send if Tent
Chat fair. Why runff ans r.rv.r
when positive Keller le thur 1ffered
day
MARI If Jackson. SO. g7sA. Quincy
Building
Syracuse. "
Mr jackson ie rfau1nafhfe tb.,.
fH'"fu.nf fruI Tub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

splendid MONDAY luncheon was
served by the girls OF the Domestic
Science department OF the Triade lphia
high school yesterday. small fee WAS
charged which proceeds viii 20 toward
paying for the expense OF having a pic
ture taken for the Triadelphian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

Robert Horr. who for sometime has
conducted a harness and repair shop in
the j. A Hand Livery barn. has leased
the Folmar building and yesterday
moved the fixtures 20 his new location.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

The ladies' 81 81 James Church. Elm
Grove, served splendid supper last
evening in the chaTel on Kruger street.
from 70 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

A splendid musical and literary en-
tertainment will be given az the Rooney :
Point U. Il. church tomorrow evening al
o'clock Following the program ice
cream. cake and other dainty articles
will be placed on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Hsid Club Meeting.

ne regular monthly nesting Of the
valley Grove Agricultural club was held
last night In the VALLEY Grove school
building. represents tiNes OF the Pan
Handle club were present 20 conduct the
exercises. Several addresses were de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Kirkwood Church.

The annual CONGREGATIONAL meetipg
OF the kirkwOOd " r.. church wac
heid last evening In the church and
large crowd attended The reports
or the various societies and organi-
cations were made and showed All 10
Dc IN good condition. The expenses
O. We con ergaiiOn Tor The year were
$1,000 and $1,000 was paid ONT o.
benevolence. totalinR see. 900.
y. e. Thompson and p. 4. Kennedy
were elected new trustees and Genre
Scheetz was reelected clerk for rho
year All OF the other officers were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

pear 10 redeem fine, and Leon
Wright. arrested on information on "a
woman, was held until this morning
Nhth Hatiie Johnson will be called
10 appear against him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

A general good time is expected at the
visitation meeting OF the Independent
order or Odd Fellows to be held In Tria-
delphia lodge No. -, at TriadelphIa, on
Saturday evening at o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
JUDGE ADDLEMAN
Entered Upon His New Duties a. Er
ecutiVe Of Part One % Circuit
Court Yesterday.

Hon. Robert VI Addlcman qualiaed
~ Judge Of the First Judicial district
yesterday morning before the clerk of
The Circuit Court immediately uDon
bus qualification he entered upon bis
duties az judge Of Part One of the
Circuit Court. succeeding the late
Charles g.. Newman clerk Kiugborn
administered the oath which was nj.
tested 90 BY Deputy Harry CIouso
Quite a few matters were considered
b. Judge Addleman. but mo- orders
were handed down
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Making Arrangsmonts.

ARRANGEMENTS for the Held day meet
OF the students and pupils OF Triadel-
phia district to be held on May % at
at the Wheeling Park are going steadily
forth. The object I'm holding the event
Is 10 create interest In ouAdoor games
and endurance in competitor sports
three athletic tests will be held In the
forenoon from ten 60 twelve o'clock
while the final contests and the award
ing or prizes 20 the winners will be held
IN the afternoon from / to O'Clock. In
the three tests which will be held both
IN the morning and afternoon various
annette sports will be carried out in
cluding pull up, running broad jump.
sixty ward dash as well as other sports
or similar nature. All entries accord.
ing To the rules governing the contest
must be In by May 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Joint Literary Meeting.

\ joint literary program will be rend-
cred on April %. between the Hawthorne
and Emerson Literary societies OF the
.Triadelphia high school. The program
TO be rendered viii consist Of essays.
delamauons. readings. orations. and spe-
cal music As this is the last literary
meeting or the school year a great deal
or interest Is being manifested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

Billion tFtcrniyJ Whnrs The reason
that young man stays eu late whom be-
Mi.e rItou 'demurritI-I 8u. rsgs
Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

What's the trouble ~ wonbara
DUN dunn biscuit ".. Louisville g.4rfrl-
Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

swept by fire. $175,0O0 damage.
Many risks taken by firemen IN fight
ing blaze. Several hurt.
Coroner Hoffman wants brain of
Roswell Smith, hanged for murder,
examined by experts to determine if
he was sane.
Frank Tulsa, 20, 1904 S. Sangamon,
beaten and robbed of $170.
William Donahoe and James Men,
ger caught in act Of robbing Theo-
dore React, 651 w. Madison, by Ser
geants yelling and CassOn.
John Steinke, 931 Wells, locked self
in room and turned on gas to scare
wife. Nearly dead when found.
Mrs. Margaret Kean, mother of
Maine victim, died on eve of anniVer-
sary of Maine disaster, Feb. Is, 1898.
Clyde Williams, 19, shot q times
while peeking into home of Serg't
John Vail, 4449 Calumet Frank Vail,
son, did shooting.
Chicago ministers condemn Iegis-
lature deadlock. Say that John Bar
leycoTn controls legislature.
Rabbi Hirsch in talk before Sunday
Evening club, Orchestra hall, called
Lincoln Savior of nation"
Several people injured when In
diana av. car hit auto at 4Sth st.
Hurled it into wagon.
George Ruisch, 7, 5227 S. Marsh
field av., died of burns. Pulled pan of
hot milk from stove
Frank Tulsa, 70, 1904 S. Sangamon,
beaten and robbed of $3.50 and watch.
Francis Moreton, 81, veterinary
surgeon, dropped dead near home,
612 E. 18th.
Frank Mann, printer, 1852 w. Hair
risOn, dead. Gas. Police probing.
5000 worth of clothing taken from
apartments of Henry Barrett Cham
berlain, S78 N. Clark, yesterday.
Churches and fraternaI organiza-
tons celebrated century of peace be-
tween England and U. S. yesterday.
II
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

John PaicuIizicZ, tailor, 1888 s.
MarshfieId' aY., burned by explosion
of benzine.
Eleven aUtoists arrested by Rogers
Park police for speeding and going
on wrong side of street.
Joseph Wilson, St. Louis, jumped in
river from Clark st. bridge. Couldn't
find work.
Louis Vehon, clothier, 11129 S.
Michigan av., robbed; $3.50.
Roy Foster, Bloomington, IlI., ar
rested for caressing Margaret Staudt,
$50 W. 43d pl., near her home.
Amateur boxing bout between
women at Sportsmen's club called
OF. Police threatened to arrest par
Elephants.
Auto bandit fatally shot by Police
man Hogan, Warren aV. station.
Companions escaped
Sleeping ended in First Congrega-
tional church, Waukegan, yesterday.
Pastor threatened to announce
names of offenders from pulpit
Frank Panknin, mechanic, arrested
after wreckiRg auto of Mrs. Frederick
Haughton, which he had been sent
to repair. Finished job and took
friend for ride.
Lawrence Hines, 1913 Latin, died
suddenly. Injuries received while at
work on new bridge year ago blamed.
Joseph Oberfarcher, bricklayer, II,
found dead in bathroom Of roOming
house, 1922 Normal av. Heart dis
ease.
DR.. J. Bailey, 1858 S. HaIsted, swim
died by 2 men selling advertising
space in church parish newspaper.
Ellsworth KinIon, 64t9 Langley aV.,
knocked down and badly bruised by
auto of Geo. Wather, 6426 Lowe av.
Charles Hooters, 7241 Lafayette
av., cut and bruised when his milk
wagon was wrecked by 63d st. car.
Thomas McInerny, 8 weeks, 7244
Cottage Grove aV,, found dead in bed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-13
PREPARE TO CARRY RATE
CASE TO HIGH COURTS

Austin. Tcxa-. March l3.-An apfru-
p|ri.tiuu Vt @35.00n ha- been made wv he
legislature FIR the tie NJ the Texas rail
road commission IN employment M COM
~ and rate experts M rate hearings "i
Texas railroads, now being held at Dallas.
II j. generally believed TIE railroads. m
ease the commission refuses tu grant the
railroads application fer an increase M
ahrnt III Ter cent m freight rates they
will take thr matter iu the federal %ruHrl-.
This appropriation. N i- expected, will
enable lhc commission IVY ~ properly rep
resented III amy action taken. There i- a
clause III thc bill providing The governor
shall have THE power to approve uI coun
-cl selected IN the commission that NV THE
chief executive will have NY -ay a~ tu how
thi- money Shall w expended.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-13
STOPS BLOOD FLOW AT WILL
French Psychologist Demonstrates Won
derful Power at RI. Worth Meeting.

Fort Worth. Texas. March l3.-Dr. l..
III. Pauline. French psychologist. appeared
before the Doctors Luncheon club here
Yesterday ii \ demonstration vi hi power
10 cause the flow ~ blood to cease III any
member ~ / subjects body. a subject on
whom ~ ha, been working for two week,
wa used III thu demonstration. The
psychologist caused the blood 10 rrcede
absolutely from the subjects arm. leaving
It white and apparently dead. Physicians
could feel no pulse beat III II.
"Thc general belief among the doctors
today" Or. Alden Coticy. secretary of the
club. said after the demonstration. IL
that expressed by DIR. Russell Of Williams
C~cllcge-Paulinc i 4 hundred years ahead
of hi time
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-13
WOULD PUSH RESOLUTION
DIVIDING TEXAS STATE
(Bv Associated Press

Austin. Texas, March Y 3.-\OtWIth-
standing prospects 1T an early adjourn \
mcni NJ the present ~c~-Iun M the lcgl~-
laturc. senator Hall III Wharton county
ha> announced hi intention nt pushing \
ioint resolution for the division MI Texas
into three ~tate--\nrth TrNa~. with IT,
.Au~tin. and Jefferson. with seat M .nv-
crnmcnt III Abilene. Ilr proposes in offer
thu resolution a. \ substitute for the John
son tof Hall ruuntyl resolution which
would create the state Nj jefferson. There
W considerable doubt ~ ~ thc adoption
VT either measure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-13
COLLECTOR RABB ON WAY HOME
investigated Reports and Found nc
Charges Against Him.

Washington. ID. Ill. March lb.-Frank
Rabbi. collector uf customs Ter the LAREDO
district. after a week IN consultation with
official, VT the treasury department left
for Texas via Chicago. Statements made
here prior u Rahb'~ coming Indicated that
IL desired Ia discuss with the department
charges and complaints touching hi Al
legged activity III Rio Grande politics. These
were laid before the department and IN
The White House w Representative john
n. Garner. who. il j. alleged rabbi opposed
for denomination.
Frequent calls IN correspondents Al
Rabb'~ hotel failed ~ secure an audience
with the Texas collector. To-day there
came from rabbi TN special mail delivery
~ the newspaper correspondents y state
mcnt that h. WAS leaving ter Texas. and
adding: II saw i'll the TcXa~ fmncr- Iii
patches from Washington and elsewhere.
apparently inspired bv politicians. that
hargr~ had been brought against mc IN
the tres department. While here :
investigated these reports. and have hrtn
informed officially that there have h"cu
IN charges against me. and that there i-
1oihiu. for me ~ an-wcr. That A. all !
have ~ say.