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n..nnndent Maid Swallow. poI,on-

Marie King. 20 years old. and en-
ployed as a maid in rooming house
at No. 5si woodward-aye.. attempted
to end her life by drinking poison In
her room Friday morning. She was
rushed to Grace hospital, and is re-
ported in no danger. Her mother is
employed as cook in the rooming
house. The cause of the young wo.
mans dependency was not learned
by Detectives Reid and Dibble. who
investigated.
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ron sALE-ruRNITuRE
Leaving for California

MAGNIFICENT, FURNITURE OF NJ
CoMtLErE, SEVERN
brown AND BLACK LEATHER
THREE RUGS SEVEN NALuAb.,
PAINTINGS BIRDs-ENE ClIFFoNER
DRESSING HAND-IANTED CHINA sTAIOAhf AND
REFRIGERAToR PIANO
III. ORIGINAL Uli SALE
REFUSED \TIis fsA GRAND ol4
A STARTING NORTH s2cS
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JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Gooas-Ap2les. gals. S2zSw
80; baked beans. lib, S0gsoe; Lima
tioi standard, soc. Table ossts. SIS
standard. 81; baked. 60g1Oe salmon;
reds. sl,s5 Aiasks plnks. 81. iona
June, $3.50; sifted. early June $40
Feed--Jobblng prices In lOO-ib. sacks;
bran, $26 standard middlings. s27 fine
middilngs. S32 cracked corn s3l, corn
and oat chop s27 per ton.
patent $50; second patent $3.50 I
straight. $3.50, pure rye, s6.l0 spring
patent ;, per bhl, IN psper sacks
ed wire. sl30 case. painted barbed
wire. point, 20c; galvanized sheets, 20
gauge sS; 2e gauge. SlS. ~ gangs
Single Single bit sS Sronsed 's axes. " ,lss per % dos'
black sheet steel. ~ and "a gauge,
~ 20; 70 gauge. s2,So; % gauge. t2.SS;
~ gauge, t2;iO; carriase bolts. small
7Ic, 10 and per cent on list, large
zoe and 10 on machine bolts. small. 80
per cent on list; large. 20. 10 and on
Oils Raw hnseed oil. 55c boiled lin
seed, 5Sc per gal in barrel lOt& lNero-
sene tank wagon or iron barrels Dla-
mond headlight, 6.fci perfection, &C;
paiacine. slc; crown gasoline. lie per
Provisions-Mes PORK, s2l: family
s2sV24. clay backs, slsq23c: smoked
IsMc; sholiders. lac; picnic hams. Is >
l2c; kettle rendered. l2c ls.
sugars daily by w. IL
edgar q Sons: Crystal dominoes, 2-ib..
.ss'ssss: do: 5.io. ssss, eagle tablet Sa.
xxx powdered. $3.50; standard pow
derea. ,6.76; granulated, extra coarse.
s5.46 do. hne in bulk, $635, do. 25-lp.
cottons, $40; crystal domino gran. q
Id. and bib. cartons. in cases. $3.50;
crystal domino gran, HE cases. y57s;
diamond A. y6.t5; confectionery A.
sSSifSS no. no. !. 1915 NO. No. g. ssSS6eS: No. No 3 3
So; No. 10, s4.s5; No. IL. sa.sO; No. ~.
tts6. No, Is. $3.50; No. IA. $3.50: No
beet sranuieted, 1926 per 100 lbs..
household powd.. rs. "a 10 case, Sl.sU;
DO, as TO case, $500 rer case.
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ToLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, Jan. S.-Wheat: Cash,
$780,. May. sI.4Sl.. Corn Cash
72&c; May, 7shc; July. 7ghc. oats;
Cash. 54hc; MAY. 5Slec. Rye: Cash
Sl14 Cloverseed Cash and January
Sq32h February $40; March. s9.45
Timothy Cash. s331ia; March. S3.42h
Alslke: Cash. s9.35: March. 50 as But
ter. eggs and hay: Unchanged.
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N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.
cu,c.co pUTTER MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--The metal ex-
change closed hrm. Lead, $3.65d3.T0;
speiter, tb.e0@beb
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALo LIVE STOCK.
Dunning a stevens Live stock Report,

Dunntng steNens' Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Ian. 5 car
steers, Ss.f5n 925i fair 10 gooo. ts.25
WAaO, plain. sT.75TS.25; choics heavy
butcher steers SS,25M $50, farr TO good.
sl.'bns hest handy steers, $3.50 q $50.
SNnH. prime weighty heavy heifers,
$50 best handy Butcher heifers s1.25
n n'V' common 70 good. f6Ui; best fat
e2ws, sG50u7 good butchering cows,
sy,oeWo medium to good S4.t5V
1'oV cutters, SiJ0Ffa Gamers SAW
80. h5g. Dest heavy bulls. slg7.25. good
buils. S0bO06, light bulls s4.15a5.25
hoss 1900 head slow. heayv.
S.sg yorkers, s'l5q725, pigs, $3.50
Sheer: 5000 head slow top lambs.
sb'50WSI5 yeariings, S650m 90,
wetthers. s6a625 ewes. s5d55o
Calves $5Ule5O
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION SToCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Jan s. Hogs Receipts. 10000. mar
ket. eNtI emely dun. f5c lower: miNea
and butchers, s6sO@7l5; good heavy.
sSRg@alSi; "a 81 E9gish neayy ss75qS 3,
tie: Receipts. 2,50O market stfong
,29eQS; Texans sJQG40; calves. s7'f5
ket. strong native. S5S0a6S0, west.
ern. $3.50 q $50. lambs S690QS9o, ma
tive. $I25q9,
CLEVELAND LIVE sToCk.
CLEVELAND, Jan. S.--lIogs Re-
ceipts, 5000 l04l5c lower workers..
pigs and lights, s715; mixed mediums
and heayies. s710. roughs. $50. stays.
81 20. Cattle; Receipts, cars steady.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 10 cars.
steady top IS 20 Calves; Receipts.
l50. strong; top StO.75.
y rich deposit OF gold has been dis
covered ON the Binabai river In the
province OF Mindoro. Philippine isl
ands. The deposit is said TO be exten-
sive and the nuggets OF unusually fine
quality
Moving picture men have followed
Stanley's footsteps through Africa.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Jan S.--Opening Wheat;
May. up lie July. up l%c Corn:
May. up Ac. July. up re. oats; May
and lower.
Noon-W Wheat: May. up lc; July. up
&c. Corn. May, up, hc; July. up hc.
Ciose-Wheat May, up 1isc; July,
UP &C Corn; May. up ac, July. up
&C Oats: May. up sc: July up isc.
Provisions: Higher.
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U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS

asked. tEx-dividend,
Total sales. 2Qs,000 shares.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extra, 33c; trsts,
Exgs-Fresh receipts cases includ-
ed hrsts. sac; current recelpts. 80 ~ G
doZ Receipts. 6S8 cases.
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- - -
MEETINGS.

THOTGHT FRATERNITY
Services Sund0v 4 o'clook. 81 An
drews hall. in the parlor. ll5 Con-
gress-st Subject. Health and heal
ing Dr. HaddoCk presiding. Geo
Universal Thought Centcrs every Fri
day at lgt Farnsworth. 3 o'clock. Ia
terested persons invited Lessons
daily. IL 10 8 Geo. Leslie IastruC'- e.
or. Phone 55A9-R North
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sHEEP ANDNIAMBS.

Sold by Bishop. H. e. r.. Parker.
Webb & Co. lambs iOl head. average
weight SO. lbs; '7S5 per ewt. do 50.
SIS; do. 20. IS. ss do. is. IS SIS. do. i5.
90. s.. Thompson lambs -. so, $50:
Maggie 4 Co. sheep = iJO. 80. do.
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Moving picture men have followed
Stanley's footsteps through Africa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
FIGHT FOR TRENCHES CONTINUES
FROM SEA TO SWISS BORDER
IN SPITE OF MUD AND WEATHER
BOTH SIDES CONTINUE
FIERCE STRUGGLE.
russians Renew Offensive Against
mlawa-7olland Asks Esplana.
ton From Germany.

LONDON. Jan p. 1895 p. m.-The
battle for the trenches In Flanders and
France continues almost without ces.
sauon from the sea TO the Swiss bor.
der. In the mud OF Flanders. the
hoods OF the Aisne valley and tb.
SHOWS OF the ArEonne and the Vosges.
the soldiers of Germany and the allied
nations keep up continual nght to
hold what they possess and take some.
thlng from that held by the enemy.
According to a long official reoort
or the hghting during the past two
months issued by the French war star
today. this method Of siege operations
largely has favored the allies. who
while they have gained ground on al.
most every part Of the front. have
been forced 70 give way in only ono
Teglon-that Of Scissors They are be-
lng put 20 test. however. similar to
that which Obliged them TO retire from
north OF the Aisne. near Scissors. be.
cause the Germans. realizing the dan
ger 10 their communications with Metz
As result Of the French advance near
font-a-M -MOussOn, have sent reinforce
lnents there and have begun n battle
Tor the positions they lost during tho
tcontinuod on Page Tsn.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
COMPLETE DEBATE
ON THE ARMY BILL
HOUSE ENDS LONG DISCUSSION
AND WILL BE READ FOR
AMENDMENT TO-DAY.
Rep. Hay Ridieules Possibility Of War.
Gardner and Kahn Insist We
Are Not Prepared.

WAsHINGToN. d, G.. Jan. 21.-
After an sll-day discussion OF the ma.
tonal denfense, the House tonight
completed the general debate ON the
Sl0l 100000 army appropriation bill
Reading the measure for amendment
will begin tomorrow. with both ma.
jority and minority leaders urging that
action on this and other appropriation
bills be expedited in order to avoid
special session of Congress.
The feature of to-day's debate was
speech by Representative Hay. Of
virginia. chairman OF the militars
committee. deprecating war talk and
declaring that It was not necessary
10 add q single man to the standing
army Of the United States. The pend.
ing bill makes no provision for addi-
lions 10 the army. but measures now
before the senate military committee
with the approval OF the admlnistra-
ton would increase the army by about
$4,000 mon.
Representative Gardner. OF Massa-
chutts. and Kahn. Of California. Wig
0rously insisted that the present de-
lenses Of the country were made
quatc though they agreed with Nr
Hay that there was no Immediate
(Continued on Page Tenl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
COMMITTEES TO REPORT
OUT MANY BILLS TODAY

some of the features OF the Thomp-
son bill and incorporate them in the
bill presented by Weiss al Instance OF
state federation OF labor. aud .he.
amended bin Will De recommended.
u places axe limit uf which Children
may be employed In hazardous occu-
pations al sixteen years and other &C
cupauons at fourteen years
The free text book law providier
school children with books by the
stat" through ne various counties.
will BE- reported back. with favorable
action urged
Tho senate conn uittee on agrlcrl-
ture has approved the bill AUTHORIZING.
county courts 10 assist IN maintaining
county agricultural agents This bili
has been reported favorably ~ the
House committee. and now faces iis
second reading
To Recommend Suffrage.
The Senate judiciary committee will
recommend favorable action on the
woman's suffrage resolution submit
ting the constitutional amendment 10
the voters. and az its meeting today
also stamped lis approval on the
fraudulent advertising bill. by Senator
Gregory. and four other bills. The
House committee on medicine disap-
tconunusd on Page NinsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
MURDER GANG"
HELD TO COURT
SIX FAlRMoNT BLACK HANDLERS
MUST ANSWER FOR THE
MURDER AT KILARM.
preliminary Hearing Opened Yester.
DAY and Concluded at Midnight
Held Without Bond.

Special Dispatch 10 fh- TutcIHr.rasY.
FAlRMONT. W Va. Jan. 2I--At
midnight tonight the hearing Of the
siN men charged with being the "u1ur.
der gang Of the black hand society
who murdered Leonardo Frescina al
hilarm the evening OF Christmas last.
were held for action Of the grand Jury
without bond. The hearing was begun
az . O'Clock this morning before Jus.
uce x. Leigh Fleming and occupied
the entire day.
night session was held and the
case completed az midnight.
Attorney Harry Shaw and NJ L.
Slurm represented the accused men
while Prosecuting Attorney Morris
represented the State The men who
were held for the grand jury charged
win murder. are. Nick Jardenia. John
Iorchio. John AlOssi. Sam Palmo Paul
Fagone and George Meolio
Inc state presented it's case. begin.
ming with the letter written from a
Now York state village 10 Jim Ras.
ch'iln last september. telling that Ie.
onardo Frascina was sent from that
Town TO West Virginia a. a "gpv"
AGAINST The Black Hand members A.
Yer he had betrayed his fellow mem
befs in that place. then how Raacbel.
10 quarreled with Frascino and the
l1ii,r hurried from his boarding house
ai Enterprise 10 the home Of Charlie
h'ndu. az kilarw. how the murder
gang was Organized and went 10 KU.
arm thrir'maF eve 20 kin Frcaclno.
how Rachili0 was himself killed ir
The fight and Rondo fatally wounded
Iufn came the evidence r0uuorfInr
the six men charged with tho rrImo
up ae the members of tho murder
ranE
ln THE connection their Shoes
which fitted riX pairs Of tracks in
ih" snow about the house. found tho
morning after the murder. Ia fb.
strongest link when the state had
completed ita evidence tho defense
moved 10 dismiss This motion being
oForruled. the defense declined 90
produce their witnesses. and tho case
ended with The men being hold for
The Eraud jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
UNIONTOWN BANK
WAS RECKLESS
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
GIVES OUT STATEMENT ON
INSTITUTION.
Excessive Loans Made TO Thompson
Other Reckless and Un-
lawful Practices

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. I'll
Comptroller OF the Currency Williams
issued a statement tonight outlining
the attention given by his office TO
the First National Bank OF Uniontown.
Pa. which recently was closed BY or
der Of its directors and placed in the
hands Of n national bank examiner
Mr.. Williams said that an examination
or this institution I'm April. 1913.
showed that the bank. claiming a cap
ital Of 100000 surplus OF 1851 600
and deposits Of $2.629 900. had made
direct and Indirect loans Of 81 .227. 600
to J. v. Thompson. by whom the bank
was dominated and run"
As a result OF the treasury's unre-
mittinE efforts. the statement said
the loans on which Mr. Thompson was
either maker or guarantOr. was re-
duced 10y August. 1914 10 s65 900
Meanwhile" continues the statement.
other reckless and unlawful prac.
tees which had been In force for a
period of years were stopped. the
depositors were enabled to collect
from the bank St.3lS.OOD Of the s. $50. ..
900 held in April. 1913. so that the
total deposit liabilities az tho time of
The failure had been reduced TO
81 .3Ii00O. and the loans 10 Mr.
Thompson on his direct paper and en-.
dorsements as appears az the present
time. 20 approximately 500 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
GAS PIPE LINES
COMMON CARRIERS
CAPT. PARSONS OF MASON couN.
TH TALKS ON HIS PROPOSED
CONSERVATION BILL.
Points Out Advantages Of Such a Law
TO the Producer as Well as
the State.
CBY w. r. kEYSERD
Stsh CorreSpondent)

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. al.-
strong arguments favoring making
gas pipe line common carriers. were
giYen this morning by Capt. =. l..
Parsons, delegate from Mason county.
Capt. Parsons has introduced a bill
known as House Bill No. 80, making
such gas pipe lines common carriers.
Speaking Of the proposed bill. Capt.
Parsons said.
The real owners Of gas property in
This state are getting practically
nothing from such property. Il Is
we'll known among farmers and indie
pendent gas producers. that a few OF
'he gas pipe line companies have the
individual gas owners strangled and
~ their mercy. They have no wav to
dispose Of their gas except to lease
their property. or sell the gas Al a
mere nominal value 10 one or the
other Of the three or four large com.
panies. and among theme there Is alb
solutely no competition. the gas COM
panies paying the individual owners
ihe pitiful sum Of one - two hundred
dollars per year for 4 gas well that
produces nifty thousand dollars worth
.! gas AZ the we'll"
Continuing further. Captain Parsons
said
a West Virginia gas well that pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
SENATE JUDICIARY COMMIT.
TEE To REPORT SUFFRAGE
RESOLUTION FAvORABLY.
Free Text Book Law Will Also BE
Reported FavOrably-Others
Ready For Action.
BY W. r. KEYSER
(Stah Correspondentl .

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan al-
Several committees will report back
TO their respective Houses number
OF bills when the LEGISLATURE AGAIN
goes into session az IU o'clock To u,,r.
row morning. as a result OF action TAX.
en az meetings hts afternoon.
The House OF Delcrates was in ses.
sion only short while this afternoon
Privileges and elections committee ~.
ported mileage due each member. rec.
ommending payment OF same.
house bill No. la5, by Thompson
being child labor act endorsed bv Na.
uonal child Labor committee. by o..
quest. was transferred from Judiciary
committee TO committee on labor
Weiss, OF Ohio county. chairman u
Is understood this committee will take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
ENGLAND MAKES POSITION
CLEAR ON PROPOSED TRIP

bureau OF the American government
to-day issued a policy insuring the
cotton cargo at 4 per cent. but de
clined TO insure the vessel itself The
statement from the British embassy
was as follows:
Cannot Agree.
In connection with the transfer OF
the Dacia. from the German 10 the
American flag the British government.
while anxious to avoid causing loss TO
the shippers OF the cargo. have found
II impossible TO agree that the trans
fer. in the circumstances in which II
has been effected. Is valid in accord
ance with the accepted principles OF
International law. II. therefore. the
Dacia should proceed TO sea and
should be captured the British govern
ment will find themselves Obliged to
bring the ship (apart from the carg0)
before the prize court
1T IL stated that the cargo Of the
Dacia Is to consist solely OF cotton
owned by American citizens. T. this Is
80, and " the vessel should be cap
tured. the British government will
guarantee to purchase the cargo al the
price which would have been realized
by the shippers II the cargo had reach
ed its foreign destination. or. II pre-
(continued on Page TsnD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
MURDER
Way Result From ousrrcI Between
Two Prominent Farmers Near Mar.
tnaburg-Quarrsl over Woman.

-r.lHL LHruaf.h f. I". Irf...|#.H..I
MAkIlNSNIHG. vs. Va. JAN ID
J. Grant steven. and Stewart uarr.f.
prominent farmers of tho mountain.
section. west OF Narfiraburr ana
brothersin.law. g1arraIIoH Iafr this
evening over BarrafTe wife and ae r
result. Narref fired two bullet. into
stevens. body. inficfIrE probably
ia'1l H0uuda SIlErU. WAS rushed
t1 q local hospital and U.rr.f NHs
LODGED in ial t1 await tIa rrtrHn.
0f stevens wounds Recently Barrett.
h'od suit in tho circuit court Hrr.
AGAINST Stevens Tor twenty-five bum.
dred dollars damBror. aUerIrr fH4f
Stcrous alionatrd the affections Of
and dohaurh.d UGrrrffr wife and tho
preliminary arguments iu fIr dam4ee
s1If were made TODAY only short
time before the sf00Un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
GUTIERREZ STILL MAINTAINS HE Is
PRES. OF MEXICO; TO ELIMINATE OTHERS
DECLARES VILLA AND ZAPATA
ARE MURDERERS AND
BRIGANDS.
Declares Independence of Car
ranza-ActiCn Puts Three
Heads in the Field.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 21-
General Eulalio Gutierrez. elected pro.
Nlslonal president Of Mexico by the
convention az Aguas Calientes. has not
yet abandoned his claim 10 that Office
with his departure from Mexico CITY.
IN proclamation issued from Pachu-
ca, and reported TO the State Usuart.
Heni. Gutierrez. asserting that me is
'he legally chosen executive. charges
that the convention which reasgem.
hltd at Mexico City was under militia
~ coercion, and formally declares
villa. Iapata and other generals de-
posed from their commands
Ihis proclamation was virtually the
same as the manifesto which Cutter
rez offered 20 Issue two weeks ago.
while he stu was In the capital. II
General Obrcgon and others would
JOIN him In movement 10 eliminate
Nilla and Iapata. and accuses both ~
the latter officers OF murder. brigand-
age and high-handed insuhordiuation.
declares independence Of Carranza as
Wen. and calls upon the Mexican na-
tion for support.
With several thousand well armed
troops. according 20 consular dis.
patches. Gutierrez has moved north
from Iachuc7. and 10 81 believed he
is heading for San Luis potosi His
action BRINGS three rival factions into
the Held % Mexican politics. each
claiming To exercise the sovereign au.
fhOrity Of government.
General Carranza az Vera Cruz. as
First Chief Of the CouafitutionaIiaf
army claims executive authority bv
the Plan OF Guadalupe. Colonel Rouua
Gonzales GarZu. temporary executive
now ai Mexico city. was appointed bv
The convention Boo session there on the
ground that tho departure of Gutierrez
was an automatic RESIGNATION Of his
Office Generals villa and Zapafa. ar.
cordInE to official adg.rrs. are still
working in harmony supporting the
convention
Tho hope of General grHlrr,g ar.
rordIne tu official dIauafrFo. applara
io b" t0 form a junction With Generals
Obr'a0n \ii'1r.8l and Gonzales and
urh other chiefs hitherto IoyaI 10
Oarranza as hc bolioysa viii agree TO
eliminate not only tho Gr.t chief but
villa and Zauafa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
DETAILS
- 70 the Detention Of American Sail
ors Asked By U. s.-BeHsvsd
Act Was Warrant-d

"AS'IINGTON. Jar. 2I-tIthourb
in' State department hoe asked for
moro details aH fu Tho detention of
american sauura from Pho steamers
'r' 'e1nrinr ald Carolyn af prruar
officials expressed IHe belief fFaf fra
usual military rrr1ufI0u had boon rr
'f'I.'1 because fln vessels previously
Hal touched af enemy purfa
n consular dispatch f0 fHr Hrrarf.
I.'uI IIlm HfrWfr gave fhr fret Inf.
nation f1at Tho raT8ra uf ur fv,
American vessel. which brought 80
ton to Germany Dad been detained
I1e mfssaFn added. however that tho
military authorize. bad promised to
release fnr sailors fhf moment he
ships were ready f1 depart AZ affi
riaIa believe both chine aIraaf, rsva
lff' Frrm'r. they took if for .rsHtrf
today Tho raIorr had been refra..J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
NAT JARREL PLACED
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

CHARLESTON. Vs. Va Jan ID
STAT Iarr.I charged with tho mrrFnf
of Henry Eafrhino and sIae D. Nnrrr
Uu Cabin Creek December CD. f1Ja.
was placed on trial for hIa Iifo Ir fHa
intermediate court 1f Kanauha r0r.a
o. Iaual though having not ono
IoE made hig escape after Euirr fHa
two men before w.fnrsaaa and VA.
NOT captured until tho next dav fr
frrrsf I1 hI. saar d.. Intense and do
rI'e 'n' attraction of tho legislature
'n" court room VA. flied most of tra
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
WILL PAY FOR CARGO OR RE-
SHIP TT TO ROTTERDAM
As DESIRED
And Throw Vessel Into Prize
Court-Owners VIII Sail De
spite Decision.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. IL
The British government announced to-
night through IT'S embassy here that
II the former NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner
Dacia proceeded to sea she would be
captured and taken to a prize court
Her cargo of cotton will be purchased
by the British government or forward.
ed 10 Rotterdam without further ex-
pense to the shippers. according as
the owners may prefer.
The State Department had commu-
nicated this Information Informally to
the owners OF the Dacia as a result OF
a message from Ambassador Page.
and was notified in reply that the YES
sci was loading at Galveston and
would put 10 sea. Notwithstanding the
British governments position. II was
believed that the owners had resolved
10 test the issue In n prize court.
Incidentally the war risk insurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
GENERAL PRIMARY LAW
TO Be RECOMMENDED
BY W. r. kEYSER
(Staff Correspondspt1

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. IL
\ general primary law will be recon-
mended 10 the Senate within the next
i'w days. II is expected. by the Senate
committee on the judiciary.
-Four general primary bills were in.
troduced in the senate on the opening
day. being offered by Senators Reiun.
White. Gray and Blessing These
were referred TO the judiciary com
mittee, which. in turn. has referred
them TO a subcommittee consisting OF
Senators White. GREGORY and Blessiue.
This subcommittee is now working
on the bills originally introduced. aud
viii draft a bill Of he own. emhodying
the best features of the others. TSis
is expected 10 90 reported this We tx.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
HIr THE TRAIL

PHILADELPHIA Jan gI-peIsra.
torH OF employee of tho United
state. treasury department. the
fnHn.. 'FIuIa Railroad tho Lumber.
mans Exchange and other oreanIra.
lions we're Included In tho audience
which greeted BILLY SUNDAY az fbe
Ian'rnHrIs fouiEHf The number of
trail hIt'ors waa flT The evarreIrsf
spoke ON Tho Power Of Christ TO
Save
~ f1r afternoon service frere were
At courorfa following Sundays ser.
mon ur PRAYER"