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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
HE HELPED TO SHOOT
UP OLD VERA CRUZ
WAS ONE OF JUNGLE SANS
BOYS WHO ASSISTED TO
CARRY OUT THE WATCH
Full WAITING" POLICY.

Interest in the celebrated system
tonic. Plant Juice, is now intense.
News OF the wonders IL has worked in
the large cities throughout the country
has come TO local Ears and everyone
is realizing that the success OF this
notable ormula Is an established fact.
Every day testimonials are received
speaking OF the benefits hat have
been derived from the use OF Plant
Juice.
One OF h most recent received IS
that OF MIR. Alexander Brown. who
lives at Haughville. Ind. X. II. No. 10.
and who Is a well-known and popular
young man. as he was one of Uncle
Sans Boys" who ~recently took a
cruise in Southern waters TO assist
9 Huerta 20 salute old Glory"
and who incidentally participated in
the fighting in Vera Cruz. He said:
For the past two years have been
a sufferer with stomach trouble. which
took the form of indigestion. Since
my service in the navy IL has grown
steadily worse until lately I could
scarcely retain food OF any kind in
my stomach. as II would ferment and
form gas. n was in a generally
rundown and miserable condition. \
friend recommended Plant Juice. saw
ing that IL had cured him Of a bad
case of stomach trouble. I am now
on my second bottle and can eat am
kind of food. for the stomach trouble
has entirely disappeared and ! am in
urstclass condition. thanks TO Plant
Juice
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
BLUSTERY MARCH
UPON WHEELING
WHILE MONTH rs ONLY a FEW
DAYS OLD, HAS FURNISHED
SAMPLES OF WEATHER.
weather Last Year Was Coolest on
Record for Chsngeable Month.
Gas Men Are Happy.

While the month OF March Is but
nine days old. Pa Wheeling has had
a taste Of its changeable weather. No
one could ask for a more -pringlHke
day than was Tuesday. but Yesterday
was cold and disacreeable. Occasion
al snow flurries marked the weather
OF the day with a stin and chilling
wind.
No n seems 20 appreciate the
weather say the gas and coal men.
It's such a month that makes the gas
and coal bills scurry. March last year
for West Virginia was the coolest on
record In the past twenty-five years.
The average temperature was 3lf de-
grees. While 10 was the coolest. the
month was marked by a period OF ex-
ceptionally uniform weather.
During those twenty-five wears the
lowest temperature recorded in West
Virginia for March was in 1914 when
Is degrees below zero was registered
and the highest was in 1907 when the
mercury scared 10 80 degrees.
The precipitation OF rainfall and
snow for this month as indicated bv
the start il has already made Will far
exceed any other month. In 1915 ths
precipitation OF snow was 1.61 inches
and in 1907 3.sl inches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
SAYS STEP
CARRIED HIM AWAY
MoUNDSvILBE BOY GIVES NOVEL
EXPLANATION FOR HIS
DISAPPEARANCE.
Story IS Doubted by the Authorities.
HOwever-Generzl News OF the
Marshall County Seat.

Tuesday afternoon about { o'clock. Nr.
ard Mrs. Sidney Staley. OF East Fourth
street. Noundsville. reported fu The poo
DC. OF the city that their s-yCar-oId son.
August St1lsv. had been missing from
home since o'clock fruf afternoon. and
that De- had left without his coat and
hat. Yesterday. shortly after o o'clock
Ee was found by J. y smith. under enc
porch off the Smith residence ON North
street. 100 the east end 90 town Mr.
reported 20 tho p0ffDe Immediately
and the matter ~ the little boy 81 strange
oIeHpuaarancs vas thurourHIy l~EestI-
gated b. The prosecuting attorney and
other Marshall county aufhDr'tIss
Whom first found. the boy told % story
90 being taken from his home hy bic
efrr-wHfNsr. Mrs SfaIey. and taken TO
the house and placed under the porch.
Hs v.- raped ir an old pisr. OF mat
Hur .HI some carpet when found and
those whn were present when he was
taken aul from under tho porch were o.
the opinion he could not have gotten into
such l position alone. and that he must
haVa been placed There by some one.
r.u investigation. however. the C0un-
~ alfr.rItI,a ar. Ted f1 believe the story
told Ir fra boy ia absolutely erroneous
Inquire were made Of residents Of
rho section o. the town where tho Tad
lived and was found. and Information
rnfhsr.L wac fn tho effect fhs IHI hal
U..r afraid "a. rn home and had Just
lrawisI under tho porch f.r fHa u.Fuf
no fa also believed the lad was afraid
.. b.. rHw. after he had stayed CUE al'
T rhf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
ELMER MILLER
WONDERFULLY
MADE BETTER
After Taking One Bottle of
Nerv- Worth He Gained
Thirty Pounds.

In What follows a very happy vi
er tells follow-sudercrs about he mar
vcIuus work done b. Nerv-Worth IN
restoring tho health OF her extremely
SCR son. The p~raiscEiver r. Mrs.
Margaret Miller who lives az No. 4.
Ssh street this city Weigh her re-
markahle words
hau's Drug Store-My Son Elmer.
- years old. suffered with nervous
u''. Tor several years Very despon-
dent at Times no ambition 10 DO any
fNIrE No Flecp-would walk the hoOr
aIl niEhf and keep us up all niEht also.
We bad four doctors and got no relief
McIahf was only us pounds
only ono bottle o. NcrvWorth
made This most wonderful change.
Wcisht les pounds. a rain % 80
pounds
Gone to work Fecis good. Harry.
Appetite good and digestion hne
Sleep. GOOD every night I CONSID
DIR HfW s WELL BOY.
Elmer works Tor The National Tuns
CO.. Riverside works Z cheerfuiiy
recommend Ncrv-Worth % anybody
.urer.ue with nervousness.
Mrs Margaret MIllcr-
The Nrrr Worth domonstrator "a
fhr Hau UruE store. this city. calls
fhia the most wondered case on REQ
ord Nrs Niler'a statement contains
only a feu 90 tho facts Ask her about
her boy and sho viii tell fhe whole
story herself
Your dollar back az Rau's ~ Nerv-
Worth does not help you.
our personal guarantee b. hack 90
fhia guarantee by the Ncrv Worth CO.
ADV O. 20 RAJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
Cooey-Bentz %Company's AID Is
Winner for Brandan TO-DAY
AUTO AFIRE
Winton g" Owned by A. c. Nayior
OF Woodsdale Slightly Damaged
Last Evening on Fulton Hill.

The Win;on &c" touring ear own
by Mr.. \. g. Naylor OF WoodsdsIe
was slightly damaged by ere last even
ing az : O'Clock while H. was en- route
10 b city. The blaze which. 10 is
thought. was caused by the engine
oNtrheating. setting FIRE To some oil
and gasoline. occurred on Fulton hill.
The alarm was SEM in from box IL
az the National road and Pike street.
a Pyrene eNtinguisher was used by
Mr.. Naylor and the blaze was extin-
tuished before il had gained much
Roadway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

Eight contestants quoted the win
ming phrase from the advertisement
az the Cooey-Bentz Company in The
lntelligencer dollar bill contest. and
as the coupon from w. c. Brandan Of
Mckechen bore the earliest postmark.
he is adjudged the winner for Thurs
day morning. and thus receives The
lntelligencer dollar bill with the best
wishes OF this newspaper.
IL was another big day in the lii.
tie contest. with 36l coupone received.
and nearly display advertisement In
the paper was quoted from. Tabula-
ton of upo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

\ certificate Of Incorporation grant
ed 10 the Reliance Volunteer Fire com
pany No @. Warwood was nled yester-
day with the clerk This company Is
capitalized al $1,000. The %incorporat-
ors are Frank Smith. A. Theron.
Charles Meyer. Dave Meyer. Carl v.
kettior. Harry e.. Fuhr. Harry Lucas.
Martin Kasner. r J. McCracKen,
James Friend. John Gressner. G.. p.
Theron. G. G. Knapp. n W Lutz.
Charles = Burke and Charles KettIer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

me Panama mine south Of the city.
is now operating again at about capa-
,lls nearly al OF the striking miners
having resumed their duties. mine
mas been operating since The strike WAS
called over a week ago. but NOT AN u
the men went back 90 work Tho csu-
pany viii install motors within an. r.,t
rev days, which Will pull the cars from
iH- rooms Co the shaft. The miners rs-
FUSED 20 work., a. they were forced 10
push their own cars. They demand.f
the operators put ia mules or install
motors. which they hay, agreed 10 d..
me operators conceded the miners do
mands immediately after the strike was
called. but only a Few Of the miners
won't back % work ~ thaI lime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
1HERE THEY Were
Tom. BIZ and John Face judo. Hone.
eksr on Drunkenness Charges.

Here they are that le. there frsv
worc-Tom C~avanaIgh. drunk. HI
johnson. d~lsorferlv. and John Smith.
lrunk. an arraIrued Dr. police court
~esterday morrInr before judge Hone
sEer Csvanaugb pleaded lIIfs ans
Hy reason ~ previous s1rg.sHs1 wac
Gred So and r0sfe or fv1 months .r
no w-orknuuse r"I drew Ton and
sfs which war racfri from Do
rrnd. and John r1f Owe ar. fNa ff...
.rre f.- being fr..r W W.I...
rrr violating frr f-a mo- ordinance. H.F
90 for ard occurred a r.uI.r..r.. .-
trial until Tue.Iay morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
WITHDREW CHARGE
What Was Expected TO Be a Senss
t'onal Family Row Case Drops
Flat Before Squire Gomper.

Weighing their evidence against one
another. and deciding that a trial be-
fore a squire was not altogether 10 be
desired. Mrs. Katherine Wallace and
husband. withdrew their warrants
against Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LaRue. re-
spectiyely. yesterday. before Squire
Gompers. They had had these two per.
sons arrested on a peace bond. and the
trial was set for last night. However.
"A while before IL vas to have been
tried, they withdrew the charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

The commitment papers for the three
men convicted az the lats term 81 Mar
SNAIL county Circuit court. were received
here yesterday and the men were lmme-
dIHi'ly removed from the jail 10 tHe
state Institution. lu the custody OF
sheriff Hutchinson and Deputy 4 NJ
Howard. The men are Roy Heftenfau-
ser. sentenced go serve lie. H-zyin
fcarell. and ". N. Henderson. who will
serve tN" years each. Frareli for maH-
Laughter and Henderson being conytcfad
on a forgery charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
EANEL CONVICTED.

WV YORK. March s-A jury brought
In a verdict Of murder in the first de-
gree today against Joseph 2. Hanel for
Killing Mrs. Julia Heiluer. "A wealthy
brooklyn widow. bv whom he was en-
ployed as butler. Hanel collapsed when
he heard the verdict. He Will he sen
fenced Co pay the death PENALTY on Mon
dly.
Hanei murdered Mrs. Heilner last
April BY striking her over the head with
a beer bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
squire's Court.

Encil Craig. of First street. was ar
ialtned Do squire T. 80. Lewis justice
tH- pAtterF. BE pleaded guilty and was
released on payment CT S. and thc trim
miurs.
4 man b. the name Of C1tbe-i NJ
Round Bottom. was fined SlI.ZO IN the
Sam" court yesterday afternoon. a
charge of drunkenness and disorderiv
conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

W|.Ntiu holmes. OF Roberts RIDGE.
aI p"ur'd before tn insanity commission
r. Fesfsrdly ana voluntarily asked 70
o. committed o. some state institution.
i.IH'H uuH been suffering OF epf-
.'i Tor some time. but DBL unIy IRA
'lHrI whom Do suffers such ATTACKS The
UWiF...r granted hIs request and he
H'I D. taken fu che home for the in
vision can b. made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

Monday night at II O'Clock az his
."fi" lr 2 p-rur county. this state. o~-
CURED the death of Gilbert Larram.
rather OF Rev. O. q. I.anham. pastor III
tho Calvary 81. r c6ur.r rer. p.y
lAnhaw was o. his fathers bedside
when death cane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
Keep Your Bowels Reaular.

AZ everyone know. fba bowels are
The sewerage system 81 the body. and
% IL % b greatest importanCo that
move once each day NJ your
bowels become c0nstipafed. take a
Of Chamberlain Tablets just ~
-rr supper and they VIII correct tho
disorder ObfainabIe everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
QUOTED PHRASE FROM iNTELLI.
eENcER ADVERTISE
MENT.
You Like What You Get and Get
what You Like" is Quoted by
The Winner.

w. G. Brandan- OF Fifteenth
street, McMechen. quoted thess
words from h advertisement of the
the Cooey-Bentz Company, the South
Side furniture and home outfittfng
establishment: You like what Won
get and get what You Ike and Is
Thursday mornings win
ner OF the dollar bill in the INTEL
ngencer contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
0UT-THE-PIKE


90, monthly business ana social meet
on the tpWorth Lvagu. or the West
W N6hirr ~Alethodl~t Episcopal church
VA De held this evening from 1.su 10
%" 90 clock. az The home OF Row. and
hr~ d. - Deeds. The business meet
inE VIII be- presided over lv r. l.
iats l'riN- and 40 this time fl. report.
VIII D.. heard from an tho vica-6r,sl.
dents and treasurer. The social hour
vs. h. in charl- OF Nlcc-prcsldyut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
Mayors Funeral ro-aav.

Funerul services FOR the late Newton
Naters who died at his home at Fair
view Tuesday morning. viii b. held a.
M falrNlew church this morning. The
Iuhsral party viii leave th, late home
~ lV.sV o'clock Rev. Rice and Rev.
Bennett viii ofnciate at the service In
terment VIII be IN tho church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

Funeral services FOR the late Albert
~hehnington. who died OF paralysis az
MS nome or" larriott avenue. Tuesday
night. VIII be held al the place Of death
az EGO O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. b.
-. Nthgcr, pastor OF the McMcchcn
church Of God. Will officiate. Inter
ment will b. in Nj Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

p ; Romine 10 Clay A Gain. lots
80 and "a on View street: considera.
tion SO.
Henry Kercher. Jr.. TO August Bo-
hey. PAS Warwood: consideration SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
Deeds Of Trust
MarMood Gre penartment

Two deeds OF trust were left for
record with the county clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
COUNTY COURT
Marriaae Iieenses.


William Nanaman. Elm Grove n
hannah +. Reilly. of Ohio county.
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terment viii be in the Grecnlawn come
tery. beside the grave OF his wife. who
was buried a week ago.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-01

the left side. The skirt Of the gown
was cut on fun lines and made walk
ing length. The waist had silken EN-.
broidery shading from midnight
shades to those of the most delicate
pasteile tints. Much of the embroid-
cry was on silken net over band OF
silver. Her only ornament was a
handsome diamond brooch, her hus-
hands wedding gift. This was made
TO order and designed as an orchid.
When she left with the president to
go on their honeymoon the only
change made in the costume was the
addition of fur coat with bands of
Yukon with muff to match
There was no blaze Of display or
attending music at the wedding, and
it was just what both the President
and his wife had chosen. a simple
home wedding as quiet as that of any
citizen in the United States. The
President motored to the home of his
bride shortly after o'clock and
promptly at $50 he ascended the
stairway In the drawing room, where
he met his bride on the landing. He
| led her to the altar OF ferns and flow
ers and there they made their vows.
The old Episcopal service was read
with no alterations.
After the ceremony the President
and his bride, with the guests, ad-
journed to another room, where a
wedding supper was served and where
the health OF the bride and groom was
drunk from Virginia loving cup.
They remained at the Gait home a
few minutes more than an hour and
then motored to the special train,
which awaited them and in which they
went to Hot Springs, Virginia. to
spend their honeymoon.
That neither the President nor his
bride wished to have the details of
their marriage made public before the
ceremony was made evident when in
nearly every respect the details given
out by the press proved incorrect. 1t
was definitely stated that the decora-
tions for the wedding would be in
white chrysanthemums and orchids,
but when the guests arrived they
found the drawing room ablaze with
American Beauty roses. And so in
otAtlOct CNCA1 nctdACC Tue lOf
the wedding were kept a secret.
The police in Washington were pre-,
pared for big turnout on the evening
Of the marriage and were ready to
keep back the curious spectators. but
the hour of the ceremony was known
to so few that President and Mrs. VIII.
son were able to slip away almost un-
noticed
Washington society is topsy tur
Wy" says a Washington paper, and
leaders in that almost unapproachable
set are waiting almost breathlessly to
see what attitude the Presidents
bride will take toward them. 1t would
be easy, say the matrons, if the Presi
dent had married woman within the
pale. but to choose someone quite
outside of the social circles of the
capital has made it rather difficult.
AS Miss Edith Boiling Mrs. Wilson
was favorite in the smartest of the
smart sets and was known everywhere
for her unusual beauty. Then when
as young woman she married Nor
man Gait, a ''tradesman," she was
forced to give up the position she had
held in society and to become one of
that great set known as the trade
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-01
be thesmost successful.

be thesmost successful
1t is being given by the Fort Shat
ter garrison, the Coast Artillery Corps.
Department Headquarters of Oahu and
the Medical Corps OF Honolulu. Mrs.
JP Wiser, wife of General Wiser,
is at the head. Mrs. Walter H. Chat.
field and Mrs B. W. Atkinson are rep
resenting Fort Shafter, Mrs. Wilmot
E. Ellis and Mrs F. w. Coe have
charge the Coast Artillery district,
Mrs. j. B. Houston and Mrs. F. w.
Phisterer are working for Department
Headquarters and Mrs. w. p Kendall
for the Medical Corps of Honolulu
- - -
Judge and Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson
Entertain.
One of the charming informal din
ners which preceded the New Years
Eve celebrations last night was that
at which Chief Justice and Mrs. A. G.
NJ Robertson entertained at their
home on Makiki street The table
was prettily appointed and had for its
centerpiece an artistic arrangement of
Hawaiian holly berries and red ribbon.
After dinner the party motored to the
governors reception and later to
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-01
Pennsylvania UNIVERSITY
HAULS DOWN DRAGON FLAG,
EMBLEM or THE MANcHus

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Chinese stu
dents at the University OF Pennsylva,
MIA protested against the presence OF
the yellow emblem, OF the ancient
Manchu dynasty In collection or
flags in the Houston Club trophy
room.
Saying that the dragon on the flag
was an omen Of bad luck. the students
demanded that the striped emblem Of
the Chinese Republic be put in the
place occupied by the old banner.
The Manchu flag was taken dowE
and Recorder Nitsche announced that
the flag Of the republic will be hoisted.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-01

fpeople." But this did not bother her
and even after the death of Norman
Calf she attended to the large jewelry
store which he had established, an6
though her two brothers actually rur
the place, she has for years been the
real proprietor, and has visited the
establishment every day and has been
proud that her knowledge of business
was sufficient to carry on the large
trade
All this has indeed made it very
hard for those society matrons who
have for so long lead affairs in Wash
ington. They are wondering now whe
ther the first lady in the land, Mrs
Wilson, will remember all the snubs
she has received from them or whe
ther she will. put aside these personal
feelings and show only the charming
side of her nature There are many
conjectures being made as to who will
be invited to the informal affairs al
the White House, but no one seems tc
advance any real idea as to the posi-
tion Mrs Wilson will take except
those who have known her long time
and they are very silent about the
question.
President and Mrs. Wilson will re
turn to the White House early in Jan
uary, not later than the 4th or 5th
and Mrs. Wilson will preside at tn
Pan-American. reception to be helt
there January z. This will be the so
cial function of the season and will bt
exceptionally brilliant.
- - -
New Years Eve Party
at the Country Club.
The Country Club last night say
one Of the jolliest parties of the ever
ing in subscription party of the kin
which is so popular. At about qua:
ter to IL. after they had made th
rounds and had seen everything tina
there was to be seen, the guests sea
ed themselves at large round tab.
beautifully decorated in red Transvat
daisies and green 1erns, and lade
with all good things to eat. Tht
party danced until the early hours c
the morning. Among them were Nj
and Mrs. George Collins, Mr.. and Mrs
Reynold McGrew, Mr. and Mrs. Ralp,
Clark, Miss Rose Herbert. Miss Ny
tie Schuman. Mrs. Paul Wilmington
Miss Hazel Bueklani, Miss Jessl
Kennedy, Miss MARY. Lucas, Mr.. an
Mrs. NJ. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Richardson, Mrs. e. ID. sfenney, Mr.,
Andrew Fuller. Walter Argabrite, NJ
Kelley" Henshaw, MIR. Charles Maj
ner Hite, Mr.. Dave Larsen, Mr.
Charles Herbert. Mr. Watson Ballen
tyne, Mr. Sherwin Carson, and others
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Taylor's Watch
Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Taylor enter
tanned last night and this morning a
very informal watch party or egg
nog party. They invited all thei
friends and their friends friends Il
drop in ON them at their delightful
home in Manoa valley, after they hat
made the rounds, any time between
II m. and a. m
The affair was most enjoyable anC
everyone was in lively humor. Rec
and green, the holiday eolors, were
used in decoration.
- - -
Esg-nog PParty at the Aeee's on
Tuesday Evening.
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Agee were hosts
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-01

The United Mine Workers are seek:
ing a joint conference between coal
operators and miners Of Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois and western Pennsylvania to
arrange new contracts.
Emil l.. Gerard was arrested while
walking about the grounds Of the cap
itol in Washington carrying a sign
saying. War is Murder. Preparedness
is Murder"