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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
to Send
NeU Minister
To the u. S.

WASHINGTON. Oct 25. - The
United States government has been
officially advised Of the intention or
China TO send DR.. V. X. Wellington
koo to Washington as minister IN
place of Kai Flu Shah, who is being re-
called. Today's announcement from
Peking followed receipt OF word there
through American Minister Reinscn
that the American government would
be pleased to receive DR.. Koo.
The change in ministers is consid-
cred OF much significance.
The sending of DR.. Koo, who spent
eight years at Columbia University,
receiving a Master OF Arts degree ana
Doctorate of Philosophy. is taken
10 indicate a desire upon the part OF
President Shi Kai not only to have IN
the United States a personal repre-
sentative conversant with American
custQns and diplomacy. but to be p-,,
pared In the event the European DOW
ers ultimately accept American media
uon IN the war, 10 have the interests
or China here In the hands of one
thoroughly familiar with China's aims
and aspirations DR.. KoO is under
stood also to be sympathetic with pro-
posed changes in China from a re-
public 10 parliamentary monarchy.
The prospective minister TO tAe
United States Is under 80 years OF age
and speaks English perfectly. ne
made brilliant record In Columbia
University, being elected to the fhi
Beta Kappa society for scholarship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
FARMER GUILTY OF
VICIOUS ASSAULT

Special Dispatch 20 the Intenigencer.
FAfRMONT. W. Va. Oct 25.-
Meade Ross. a wealthy farmer Of Win
field district, was today found guilty
in the intermediate Court OF assault
ing Mrs. Dr. n. s. Yost. in June. 1914.
Attorneys John W. Mason. John w.
Mason. Jr.. and Frank G Raymond. de-
Tending Ross. Immediately moved 10
set aside the verdict. and the motion
will be arguod later.
II is claimed that while with his
help Ross was driving n herd Of SO
blooded cattle from the fair grounds
Dr. Yost. IN bis automobile. with a
party. passed and frightened the cat
tic. Later. Ross Or said 10 have at
tackled Dr Yost and 20 have Knocked
Mrs. Yost down when she interfered.
Mrs Yost has several bones broken
and sustained permanent injuries
Civil actions for damages are rtiU
pending IN connection with the case.
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and
Gas Merger
at FdirnOnt

Special Dispatch 70 the InteIligeneer.
FAIRMONT, w. Va. Oct. 25.--A
merger was affected here today by
the Monongahela Valley Traction COM
pany taking over the interests OF the
Fairmont Gas company The rrac-
tion company has increased its CAPT
tai stock from $500 900 TO S12. 500, 900.
to enable II to make the merger. Ihe
board OF directors of the company
will be increased from eleven to tnlr-
teen, two local men formerly connect
ed with the Gas company will be the
two additions 10 the board Of direc-
tors. The Traction company by he
merger gets 1900 acres of leased gas
and oil lands. 80 producing gas weiis
which produce so million cubic feet or
gas daily and the various pipe lines
and plants and equipments OF the gas
company. BY consolidating the two
companies, the new company will De
in position through its gigantic power
plant recently installed at Hutchinson
to produce artificial gas in quantities
large enough to supply its trade in me
event hat the natural gas supply
should become short or should sud
denly fail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
BIG PHONE MERGER
In EASTERN OHIO

Special Dispatch 20 the 1nteIIiEencer. q,
COLUMBUS. o.. Oct 25.-Fins ]
steps to carry out the merger of fivt
independent telephone companies ~
Eastern Ohio with the Central Dif
trict Telephone Company were takeN
today when formal application was
made 10 the Public Utilities Commis
sion for approval The properties are
10 be taken over az a price approx
mating $4,000.
The companies 10 be merged wit'
the Central District Telephone Con-
pany. and the prices TO be paid fov
each property. follow:
Washington Telephone COMPANY
tt6f.OOO.
Jefferson Telephone Company. sit3
600.
Belmont Telephone Company, ssos
S93.
Union Telephone Company, tfS
5s5.
woodsheid Telephone Company
fs0.0t6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
CHARLTON Is
CONVICTED
SENTENCED TO SIX YEARS
AND EIGHT MONTHS FOR
WIFE MURDER.
Gets Credit For Time in Prison
And viii Serve Just Twenty
Nine Days.

COMO. Italy. via Paris. Oct 25. 1925
p. m.-Porter Charlton. the American
who has been on trial here chareed
with numbering his wife in 1910, was
today condemned TO six years ana
eight months imprisonment.
Baron Sciacca, the presiding Judge.
before the case went TO the jury.
asked Charlton whether he had any
thing to add to the defense. with
tears in his eyes, Charlton exclaimed I:
II trust entirely 10 Italian justice.
can only say that l am a most un-
fortunate man"
Both the prosecutor and the coun.
sci for the defense made stirring pleas,
the former for the imposition OF a
heavy sentence. and the latter. CON-
posed of Signore Gataneo and Michelli
Picardi. for acquittal on the ground
that the prisoner was totally irrespon-
sible when the crime was committed.
To Serve 20 Days.
The jury found Charlton only par.
TALLY responsible and that there were
extenuating circumstances.
Owing TO amnesty. Charlton Will
serve only 20 days in prison.
Charlton. under the verdict. benefits
by the time he has been under re
straint and in addition a year is taken
OF the sentence under the amnesty
for all offenses committed before Italy
entered the war
Even though he was greatly pleased
over the verdict OF the court and
viewed with pleasure the approaching
liberation from custody. Charlton
tconfinuod on Page rwsive)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
THIRTEEN DIE
IN FIRE AT
PITTSBURGH
ALL WERE YOUNG WOMEN
employees OF BOX FAC
TORY BUT ONE.
Fire Started in Straw Pile on
First Floor-Girls Trapped
Thrilling Rescues.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. 25.-Thir-
teen persons were killed and eight in
Jured by fire in a four-story building
the two upper floors OF which were
occupied by the Union Paper Box
Company. on the North Side here. this
afternoon. OF the dead. all were
young women employed by the com
pany but one. Many OF the bodies
were so badly burned as TO make
identification difficult Mayor Joseph
G, Armstrong az once ordered the DO
lice. city council and the coroner TO
make thorough investigations Of the
fire. The dead
coILETTA sELLMAN. aued 10
HENEL WAIVER.
SOPHIE soBoK, AGED %.
CAROLINE FARRARA, aged IS.
DoRoTHA LINK. 10.
FLORENCE BAKER, ~.
CECILIA JOSS, ~.
BERTHA DUNAAPPLE. "a.
o'TiLLIE BREINNINo, 20.
LAURA BREiNNiNo, "a, sister OF
O'Tillie.
MYRTLE MILLER, 20.
mARiELIA RAUcH, n.
PETER VALLoN.
Started In Straw Pile.
The hames started IN a pile Of straw
In the rear Of the feed store Of James
Brown a Company. on the FIRST floor
Of the building. C. X KimbeI. gen
eral manager Of the box factory. at
once went 10 the third and fourth
hoors and warned the girls employed
there 10 leave quietly The flames
Eaincd headway 90 rapidly. however.
that escape by means Of Ftairways and
IRE escapes was soon cut on Some
Of the girls attempted 10 20 to the
dressing room for their hats. and
Ccontinusd on Page TweivsJ
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EVIDENCE SHOWS HOW NEW
HAVEN KILLED COMPETITION

NEW YORK. oct 25 Letters 70
and from Charles s Mellen. read 10
the jury today On the trial OF the New
York. New Haven and Hartford di.
rcctors on the charge of monopolizlnr
New England's transportation traffic.
furnished written evidence of tho
steps taken by the New Haven road
10 crush its principal competitor. the
New York and New England railroad
company The letters. dating back
Co 1899. and 1894. sot forth tho action
taken By The New Havcn Co require the
pre- payment of freight charges hy the
New England on traffic lntcrchanred
between the two roads az connecting
points. and the steps taken 20 induce
the trunk line railroads outside Of New
England to route their traffic over
the New Haven Instead OF over the
New Enriand road which had con.
nccted with thom BY way of tho
Pourhkeepsic bridge over the Hudson
river
Your whole intention seems 20 be-
20 drive out Of business. n you can. d"
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wrote " G. Randolph. then generd
traffic manager of The New England
to Mr. Melien. then second vice presi
dent Of the New Haven. In protestinf
against the requirement. for the pre-.
payment of freight charges This vas
at n time when the witness had pre-
viously testified the New Engiandr
finances were on the "raEgcd edge
meien's Reply.
Mr. Mcllen wrote back December
13. 1898 that "No railroad 81 bound
under any existing law 90 make Joint
rates. billing or divisions with any
other railroad. unless % fnds q ~
Tor its interest to do 90 What you
aim at ls to continue taking business
to or from our local points hy absorb
ing our arbitrary tratol and then ca
pcct us 90 furnish the necessary capt
tal or credit TO help you deprive our
stockholders of their earnings Nou
ask us 90 advance To- you I'M caan. az
expenses, your earnings on business 90
toontinusd on Page Twsvsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
Administration Forces To
Back National Defense Plan

WASHINGTON u. C.. Oct 25.-
Mobilization ~ the FUN strength of
the administration forces In support
u the national defense program a..
paren'ly was assured to-day when Rep.
fesentative Hay. of Virginia. chairman
~ the House military affairs commit.
tee. after a conference with President
Wilson. announced himself In favor of
the army Increase plan
Senator Chamberlain. chairman of
the senate military committee. al
ready has approved the proposal 10
build up a regular and continental
army % more than million men in
siE years FORMAL publication of the
plans In detail viii follow Senator
Chamberlain conference with the
President next week The navy $500
900 00o Eve year building program al.
ready has been approved b. both tho
House and senate leaders
Announcerert important
The importance attached 90 Hcure-
sentative Hay'a announcement was in.
ficated by tho fact that soon after 10
va made Secretary Garrison broke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
FRENCH TROOPS JOIN THE
sERvIANS AND AID IN
VICTORY.
Situation in servia Not Desperate
Germans Make Partial
Gain In Russia.

LONDON. Oct. 25. 10 D. m.-While
the Austro-German and bulgarian cam.
paisns In northern and eastern Servia
are being carried out according TO the
plan, despite fierce Servian resistance.
ana the Bulgars who crossed the tt
mok and hold the town OF Prahovo are
separated from the Germans who
crossed the Danube near Orsoya by
only few miles in the south, things
are not going so well for the invaders.
IN the latter region the French troops
nave Joined hands with the Serbs. and
according to French accounts. have
innicted severe defeat on the Bulga-
rians at Krivolak. 40 miles north of
the point where the Saloniki-Nish rail.
way crosses the Serbo-Greek frontier.
This success places the Bulgarians
who reached Istip. Veles and Uskup in
rather an awkward position. for a fur
ther advance OF the allied army would
seriously threaten their flank. In
fact. unofficial reports state that the
advance Of the French. who are being
Closely followed by the British, has
already caused the retirement of the
Bulgars toward Strumitsa.
The first desire OF the Germans. how
ever. is to open a route through north
eastern Servia and Bulgaria 10 Tur-
Key. and this is on the eve OF being ac-
ccmplished.
Situation Not Desperate
On the other hand, military writer's
mere do not believe that the position
OF Servia Is SO desperate as has been
painted. II IL serious OF course. but
they point out that the Servians have
many natural defensive positions in
the mountains. I'm which they can
hold out for weeks: that with the Brit
ish, French and other members of the
quadruple powers carrying out their
determination TO help Servia by rush.
Ing relnforcements TO Saloniki and
other points. the Bulgars will have an
extremely warm reception, and that
the Germans and Turks, being fully
occupied elsewhere. will not be able
TO send them much help.
British correspondents in France
have just disclosed the fact made
known 10 them by the British staff.
that even after the Anslo-French Of
tensive In September the Germans
had the greatest difficulty in securing
new reinforcements to meet that ad-
venture and bad to call upon men just
returned from Russia for rest TO fill
the gaps in the western lines. From
this II is argued that the Germans
cannot spare great many men for
the Balkans. especially as the Rus
SLAMS are keeping them fairly busy
from the Baltic to the Rumania bor-
der.
Weakens Drive
The Italians by their offensive, are
compelling the Austrians 10 strength
en- their lines. and the French by the
capture today OF a strongly fortified
salient north OF lie Mesnil. in Cham
payne. have shown that they have not
yet finished their effort to break
Ccontinued on Page rwslveD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
OFFICER CAME HERE WTTH
SANCTION OF GERMAN
SECRET SERVICE.
Others Implicated in Plot and
More Arrests Made-U. 8.
To Protest To Berlin.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Details of
plot TO hamper the shipments OF muni-
uons OF war TO the allies by placina
clockworked bombs on the rudders &C
propellers OF ships. so timed that the
ships would be disabled on their war
across the Atlantic. were discovered
today in the confession of one OF five
men charged in a complaint filed with
United States commissioner with
conspiracy to violate a federal statutr
Following upon the confession OF Rol .
ert Fay. a Lieutenant Of the 18th Sa,(
ony regiment, who admitted that be.
came TO this country last April through
an agreement with the German secre =
service to blow up or delay steamer
laden with war supplies for the alliee
William ]. Flynn, chief OF the secret
service. tonight filed before Unite6
States Commissioner Houghton a con-
plant in which, not only Fay. but foun
other men are charged with prompting
the conspiracy.
The hearing on the federal chars
was set for November 4.
Plan Well Received.
Fay confessed that while on the bat
tleheld he talked with his superior o.
hcers about a device to blow up shin
that later his idea of coming to Amer,
ca and carrying his scheme throue
was well received by the German s.
cret service. that he came well enouR n
supplied with money to act on n :
own responsibility. and that he taIkeo
with Captain Won Papen. military a,
tache. and Captain Boyd, naval AZ
tache of the German embassy, abort
the plan, but they had refused to have
anything to do with IT,
The confession of Fay, who said he
had been decorated with the IroN
Cross for fighting in the Champaign {
district In France, covers his arrlvs
in the United States on April 20. as
his making OF clock worked bomb
since then, and his activities in exper
menting with explosives along the
Hudson river Quantities OF acid 1
the room occupied tS Fay and Waite
l.. Scholz in Weehawken. N. j., ana
boxes each containing 120 pouns e.
chlorate of potash, used in making 81
called sugar bombs. in a boat hous
on the Hudson, had been found after
the arrest of the men on Sunda,
Scholz. a brotherin-law OF Fay, is
mechanic.
Two Other Arrests.
Two other men were arrested &C
day and another, making the fifth, wsS
named in the complaint, but he has
not been apprehended. The new AZ
rests were: Paul Daeche, Jersey Cit
n. j., who said he was a graduate SE
Cologne University and came to the
United States In 1912.
DR. Herbert Kienzle. 2s years oil
manager of a clock company. charge
in the complaint with having procure
(continued on Page rvslve.)
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VILLA TROOPS HAVE
SURRENDERED

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Oct 25.-Major
Cervantes and approximately 200 sol.
diers OF the advance guard Of the villa
army invading Sonora arrived a. Aqua
Prieta. opposite here. to-day. and sur.
rendered TO General r. Elias Gales.
the Carranza commander. Surrender
and amnesty were arranged before
hand by long distance telephone. 10
was stated that Cervantes and his men
escaped only after a sharp leht with
pursuing villa cavalry at Esqueda A
detachment Of Carranza troops aided
the desertors A number were killed
and wounded on both sides
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STAG HAULING
CASE COMES UP

CHARLESTON. W Va. oct 2b.-
Representatives Of the National Tube
Company Of Wheeling. the baltimore
4 Ohio. and the Pennsylvania Railroad
companies appeared before the Public
Service Commission to-day 10 advance
the hearing in which the rate for haul.
cEe Of Stag from iron mills I'm the
Northern Panhandle Is involved. Il
viii probably require several days I'm
which 10 present all the evidence. The
railroad companies presented their
case last month The question Is
whether the railroads may charge 20
cents a ton Tor hauling ohal from tho
iron mills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26

The silence he had maintained az "a
army plans ever since be received
President Wilson's letter directing him
10 have prepared a comprehensive view
OF the nations military needs and
recommendation for strengthening
the national defense. Mr. Garrison d..
sued this statement.
= am. % course. delighted This
win Insure the best possible results
With the aid of Mr. Hays experience
and akil in formulating the measures
N bis powerful advocacy ln support
thereof. success ln tho house ia a..
sured ! understand Senator Chamber.
lain Of the senate military committee
takes a precisely similar attitude e1
that there will b. hearty cooperation
and united EFFORT an along tho limo
This situation should hearfen and On.
muse all those Who are Interested in
seeeing this vital subioct properly con.
sidered and properly settled
VIII Pass Houss.
Representative Hay said DO be-
(oontinusd on Page TwsivsJ
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LA BELLE TO SPAN
OHIO WITH BRIDGE

Special Dispatch t0 tbe Intelligence.
sTEUBENV1LLE. o.. oct 20 That
"a bridge connecting tho faBeIle Iron
Works rdant on The Ohio side with
their nov coke ovens and other pro
posed additions on the West virginia
eide iT an almost certain possibility
was demonstrated today a. s Army
EnRincers were hero with tho la
Belle officials and thoy decided on r.
tentative sife Tor The bridge and DO.
cidcd that % uaF feasible While o.
has not been approved by Tho direr.
t0rafe f la certain in time it viii De-
BUILT fo meet the necessities of tho
plant iu its operation % would cost
L.Il million
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
WE'LL APPEALS TO
SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct. 25-A
petition for writ OF error was filed in
the supreme court Of appeals today by
counsel for a. Leo Wei. Pittsburgh at
torney under indictment In intermedi-
ate court Of Kanawha county for al
legged attempted bribery OF members
OF the Public Service Commission. The
supreme court recently reversed the
circuit court Of Kanawha county which
awarded n writ prohibiting the trial
OF the case IN intermediate court N
the petition for writ Of error is refused
direct appeal may be- taken 20 the
supreme court Of appeals Of the Unit
Cd States
II granted the case will 20 10 that
court a. soon az atranscript is made
In the state gupreme court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
BULGARS PBEVED
OYER GREEK ACTION

LONDON. Oct. 25.-2:2O a. m.-The
Bulgarian newspapers are adopting a
threatening attitude toward Greece.
according TO dispatches to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company from Eur
ich. The dispatch says the newspapers
are very much irritated over Greece's
acquiescence in the landing OF allied
troops al Saloniki. and that the govern
ment organ. Kambana. declares that ~
Greece cannot expell the allies Bul-
garia must perform the task herself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
COAL MEN TO
DISCUSS RATES

CHARLESTON. w Va. oct. 25.-
a meeting will be held I'm New York
TueHday BY representative of the
Splint and Gas Coal Association %
West virginia. The purpose d. 90 dis
Cusq the proposed increase Of 90 cents
a ton for hauling West Virginia coal
west on the various railroads r. l..
Lewis secretary of the association.
and y p Pensley. secretary % the
kanavha Coal shippers Association.
are among those from Charleston who
will attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
FIRE DESTROYS
BRITISH STEAMER

DEAL. Enr.. Oct 25. q. 90 %. m-The
british steamer Ilaro. from East Afri
can ports. a. total wreck ON the
beach near here al result Of n fire
which started yesterday ln her hold
70 was believed early to-day that the
flames were under control bet later
an oxplo ION rekindicd fhe fire and
shortly thr vessel With us innamma-
bic cargo. was ablazo from stem to
stern
Tho chIrf engineer ia missing but the
remainder ~ the crew. several -
whom arc Injured. hafo boon landed
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
ERMAN ALLIES P1cJGRESS IMPEDED IN SERVLA
BULGARIANS SUFFER BAD
DEFEAT NEAR KRIVOLAK
APPEAL OF u. S.
STEEL CASE READY

WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-The gov
ernments appeal to the supreme court
in its suit to dissolve the United States
Steel Corporation probably will be
filed this week
The appeal will comprise a state
ment OF errors which the government
holds the lower courts made in the
decision against the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
BRITISH FAVORS
NEW U. S. PLAN

WASHINGTON. oct. 25.-Britisn
have let it BE- known tnat
the newly established American over.
seas corporation will receive the
recognition and approval Of the Brit
lah government as soon a. 10 Is
shown. by the character OF the men
back - the organization and ua
European connections. that Il can be
guaranteed that goods exported under
the corporation rules will not reacn
the enemies Of the entente allies
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CONFESSES TO PLOT TO
SINK MUNITI0N SHIPS
WILSON CONSIDERS
LONG BRITISH NOTE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25-President
Wilson still had under consideration
today the long note to Great Brit
ain concerning the interference with
American trade. Officials were un-
able to predict when the coHmunica-
ton would be dispatched.
II has been before the President
for two weeks and prior to that was
IN the process OF preparation for sew
eral months.
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70 REcooNlze cARaANzA

SAN SALVADOR Republic NJ Sal
vador. oct ~ The government sent
p mcasaFe hy cable today to lts min.
ietcr at Washington embodyinE ln.
Firuciiona respecting tho recognition
~ General Narranya hy the Saliva.
dorian government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-26
TROOPER DIES
FROM INJURIES

OWNsNfLIE. TeNaa. Ort as
ti,t'l, ~. l.'n M..I, ~ We loafth
rnrrwruf with Mexican hanIifn Inrf
nirhf died TODAY ffia home Dr. In French
li0k. Ind
Moore wa the eleventh soldier allied
ln nFhtiing with bandits since last july.