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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
Troops Are Ready.

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 80 Govern
or Frank B. willis and Adjutant Gen
eral 3. ". Hough were not1hed 10
night of the mob violence at Lima,
and secured telephone communication
with the mayor Of that city. NO OF
fetal call was made for help. out GOV
ernor Willis authorized Ad1utant Gen
eral Hough to arrange for transports
ton Of companies or the FIRST req
ment Of Cincinnati and the SeEentn
Regiment Of Marietta, Nauonal Iuar ~
niles from the scene Of violence, In
case they are required.
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o'coNNxII-on Wednesday,. Angu9t
80, 1916. at IL o'clock a. M. MRS. an.
MA MEHEN. wife Of Dominick OEon:
nell. at the family home. 1o47 Eoft
street. -
Funeral from residence on Saturday
morning at $3.50 o'clock. Reouiem
mass at St. Joseph.s cathedral *
o'clock. Friends Of the family re-
specially invited to attend. inter-
ment Mt. Calvary cemetery.
JoHHsoH-On Tuesday August 2eth.
at 2:30 a. M. ANNIE MARIA, widow
of the late George Johnson, IN thS
o nth yekr. Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence 1SS
Goth ST., Thursday afternoon At
o'clock. In,erment at PeninsuiaN
cemetery. Friends OF the FAMILY
invited to attend.
BoNAR-On Tuesday. August 2sth 1S1e
at S o'clock q. m., at his late resloenSS
at West Liberty. ROBERT n. BONAR,
Sr.. In the s0th year Of his age,
Funeral services at his late residence,
Thursday afternoon, o'clock. FRIENDS
of the family are invited to attend
Interncnt Short Creek cemetery.
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in a woods In the same township later
in the morning.
LIMA, OHIO, Aug. 30---A mob OF g.
600 people have surrounded the Lima
jail to attempt to lynch Charles Dan
iels, negro, held for assault on Mrs,
John Barber, a white woman: An
armed band of farmers, gathered in
the neighborhood Of the Barber coun-
try home Is resErted on It's way TO
Lima. The Sheriff is reported unable
TO control the mob.
Sheriff Eley has disappeared and Is
reported to have taken the prisoner TO
the new Lima state hospital for the
criminal insane, the strongest insulu-
ton Of its kind in the world.
An armed mob in fifty automobiles
has left the city for the hospital, two
miles north of the city. A crowd
armed with shotguns. rifles and revol-
vers still surrounds the jail to prevent
the escape of the negro If he Is still
held there.
At $50 o'clock, the mob overpower.
ed the police and sheTiffs deputy and
entered the jail. The sheriff's wife
opened all cells but they failed to find
the negro. The mob still holds the
Sheriff's residence and Office.
Sheriff Eley returned to Lima at
demanded the negro. Eley refused to
tell where he had taken the negro,
and retreated into the sheriffs resi-
dence. The mob broke down the big
front doors, seeking Eley, who IS
capped through the rear door. Mrs.
Eley and her sister, carrying Mr..
Eley's small daughter, who Is seri-
ously Ill. followed.
Part Of the mob has gone to the
court house to search the clock tower,
where twenty years ago mob found 8
negro hiding, and lynched him under
similar circumstances.
Sheriff Captured.
Sheriff Eley was found hiring In the
Elks' home He was taken to the prtn.
cipal street corner by 1000 men. a
rope was placed around his neck.
thrown over a street railway pole, and
the mob threatens to hang him unless
he tells where the negro is hidden.
Efforts Of the police 10 reach Eley are
so far futile.
With his clothes torn off and blood
streaming from a dozen cuts. Sheriff
Eley has yielded to the mob which
had placed a rope about his neck To
hang him, and has left town. presum'
ably TO take the blood maddened men
10 the hiding place of the negro
Daniels.
The mob left town in more than one
hundred automobiles. Elry was placed
in the leading machine. He suffered
several broken ribs while resisting
The mob. He was knocked. down and
kicked in the side.
Police Chief Mckinney and a mum
Der of policemen have been badly
beaten. The entire motor fire depart,
ment was called out but arrived toe
late 10 save Eley from the mob. Driv:
jne three abreast and with chemical
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on the wester nbattle line. where IN
clement weather still prevails.
Likewise on the front In Russia and
Galicia there have been no important
changes in positions, although in the
Carpathian region the Russians have
captured Panker mountain on the
Hungarian border, and the village
OF Rafalov, on the Observation-Disclosures
river, near the border.
. In the fighting between Turks and
Russians In Asia Minor and on the
Persian front both sides claim minor
successes.
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VIII Delay Mobile Army.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. . Aug So.-N
southern divlRiuu headquarters 1t was
said that the recall OF tn" $4,000 guards
men would interrupt tho organization OF
the new National Guard divisions. Each
new division will lose important ptGts
and the construction OF the complete mo-
bile army will be delayed Indefinitely.
Gathering of sufficient rolling STOCK
to transport the men was the task con-
fronting the army tonight.
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Pacific and Ark ayes Grounds adjoining
beach and boardwalk. ONLY HOTEL
WHERE GUESTS MAY GO TO SURF
IN BATHING ATTIRE WITHOUT ES-
ING STREETS. WHICH is PROHIBIT
ED. Use Of bath house free, RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths.
Special rates. 50 to $3.50 weekly; 81 up
daily, (including choice table, supplied
from, OWN FARM WHITE SERVICE.
ORCHESTRA. BALLROOM. GARAGE.
BOOKLET mailed. Au-3O TO SEQ
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To Hold Lawn rete.

This evening has been set as The date
for the holding lawn t",e on IN" Hav-
kins lawn, on East Main street. Ern
g rove. Under the auspices of the ratter-
son and Kim Grove baseball team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
T.arn Pete q Succexs

The lawn Get. given last evening ty
the members OF the willing Workers
Circle Of the Triadelphia Methodist EplS-
copal church, proved very enjoyable
event.
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OUT-T.HE-PIkE
Board Of Trade Meeting.

The elm Grove board OF trade will
meet tomorrow evening in the town hall
for the purpose Of organizing and elect
ing officers for the ensuing year. All
mem bers ara requested to be present.
A number OF interesting matters will be
considered.
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ST. GAINESVILLE WOMAN HURT.

Speclai DisDN1ch % Tho InlcIIlEenCcr.
COLTMRI'S. O.. Aug. 30.--Struck by
An automobile to-day. Mrs. J. q. Dixon.
aged II. Of =. Clairsvill". WAS hurt
Slightly. An automobile took her 10 the
home Of Miss Addis l.. Hardesly. wher"
she has h"en visiting while attending
the state fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31

tanks open throwing liquid into the
crowd, the fire engines charged down
the street at twenty miles an hou['
lust in time to see a motor truck WIN
Eley aboard disappear north~aro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave-. close to Beach Capacity
500. Providing every comfort; private
baths: running water in rooms; elevator,
etc: notable table and service; Amer.
plan. Booklet, Auto at trains. W. r
SHAW. s-t-f-s-au-2e-se-9.
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Held Iaun Tete.

The lawn tet. held last evening on the
Hawkins lawn. Elm Grove. under the
auspices Of the Daughters or Veterans.
was largely attended. All Kinds Of re-.
fresh 7cnts were served at reasonable
prices.
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Many in Attendance

Tho lawn fete given last erening by
The mcr!b of ST. Johns Evangelical
Protestant church. on the lawn sur
rounding the home OF Miss Dora klap-
roth. in Fulton. on the National road.
proved very delightful affair and was
largely attended. The proceeds Will go
towards the benefit OF the curch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31

American Guaranteed Paint, at tac
tory price. S1.S5 per gallon. Louis Paul,
LeatherEood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
SCHOOLS CLOSED TO SEPT. az.

HARRISBURG, PA, Aug. 3o-State
Commits sioner Of Health Dixon today
issued an order closing all schools un-
III September 20 to children under is.
The schools we're previously. ordered to
remain closed until September Is.
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c0NTlN Entail

open; private baths; running water in
rooms; elevator; excellent table; white
service; orchestra. Am. plan; $3.50 up
daily: S12 up weekly. Booklets: Gar
age NJ WALSH DUNCAN.
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on Saturday evening. September Is. re-
fres hmenls Of all kind will DC served.
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1,aurn Fcte Arranged.

4 lawn trla will be given At tho No.
- school house on Big Wheeling creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
aANKRuPr STOCK SALE,

so revolving STOOLS. l large range, 2
large water filters. l dish washer with
drain boards. attached. hot cake Griddla
with oven. large wall clock. show
cases, l butter churn, lot Or. tableS
dishes. etc, also tools Of ali description
bought and sold. Tool Store, 1888 Mar
day evenings until 10 o'clock. :tatiot
phone l376R. au-2S.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
CARD OF THANKS

R. P. Glass of Edgwood. wishes to
express his appreciation Of the kind
ness shown by friends during his re-
cent bereavement.
He thanks especially Misses lmhott
and Wright of the Ohio Valley Gener-
al Hospital for kindness shown Mrs.
Glass during her illness.
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American Guaranteed Paint. at fac
tory price, S1.S5 per gallon. Il. v.
Springer, Elm Grove, w. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PINE SHOE REPAIRING poME-Pez-
zano Bruno. 712 Main street near eth.
august
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WANTED-Male Halp

WANTEp-Single man for dairy and
farm work; must be good mixer, sober
and industrious, good wages 10 right par.
~. Hussey and Mills, Mt. Pleasant, O.
au.31-E =
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HAS NARROW ESCAPE
}Continued from first page,

vicinity OF the Barber country home,
where the assault occurred early this
morning. Mrs Barber was slashed
with a razor and beaten into uncon.
seriousness. It is thought that she Will
die. A posse Of two hundred men with
bloodhounds caught the negro Daniels
in a woods In the same township later
in the morning.
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FOR SALE Farms.

FOE SALE-S0 acres. 1900. feet from
| Sardis, Ohio. New seven-room houSsO-
and barn; $50 peach trees besides other :
fruit trees. Real bargain 10 quick .69yer. !
| F. ]. Fogler. Sards Ohio aul9ma :
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WANTEp-A neat. clean boy to ieAj d
drug business. Apply John Coleman
Co. auE-30-i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Breummer & Hildebrand
Funeral Directors and HmbAineeA
Corner Martst and TW0nty-second ~
Telephone 4o7 Open DAY and ntk16
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WANTED-Female Help

WAITED white cook. No
laundry work. Apply 1873 Main. az q.
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BAKER-First class. to take charge.
Bread or cake Married, reference. E.
Miller, 61S Fry street. Charleston. W. We.
Sau.30.S.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
THE FIRST SMOKE

dered under arms Pending fnrfhnr developments the guardsmen were or dered to assist the Duuc, ,n .~,...u....g up members of the | w. W. here, and in arresting the party on the Verona when the steamer arrived from Ev- erett. zs& M
 The steamer Verona. which carried the Industrial Workers of the World expedition to Everett returned here early tonight with four dead and twenty injured on board.
 The Verona left Seattle about noon with 250 men aboard. One hundred and fifty other members Of the In- justrial Of the World who could not find room on the Verona boarded the steamer Calista which left after ths main expedition had departed. Both vessels were chartered for an 'ex- cursion."
 The fight was over and the Verona was On her way back lorg before the ] Calista approached Everett. The two steamers me; at Mukiltoe. four miles i south of Everett. and came back tc Seattle together
 Policemen were placed in charge o
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

the Industrial Workers headquarters in Washington street and a large force of officers was sent to the wa,- effront to meet the Verona.
 Sheriff Robert Hodge sent four an tomobile loads of deputies to Rich mond Beach to arrest any members of the Veronas party who attempted to land there.
 Warning that there would be trouble in Everett today was issued at the Seattle headquarters of the l. W. ". last night after meeting cf members. A call for members to join the expedition to Everett was issued and speakers declared that they would tolerate no interference from the Et erett authorities.
 A circular issued for distribution in , Everett read:
 Citizens of Everett: Attention. There will be q meeting of the In- dustrial Workers Of the World. Nov !, at Hewett and Wetmore avenues, Come and help maintain your own and our constitutional privileges.
 fStgra.i1 COMMITTEE
 If the police. sheriff and citizens
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Colorado Outlook

DENVER. Nov. 5.-Confident pre- dictions of victory for the state and national tickets were made at both ters here tonight. President Wilson, it was declared at democratic head quarters. would carry Colorado by democratic and republican headquar- 10000 and plurality for Julius C. Gunter. gubernatorial nominee of 20 900 was predicted. This it was added would include a l5.000 lead in Denver. At republican headquarters, a 20.000 plurality for MT Hughes was claimed while Governor Geo. A. Carlson was expected to lead his ticket with a plurality of at least 250O0
 Democratic leaders said tonight they were confident but still busy" and re- publicans similarly declared that the struggle for votes would be kept up unremittingly until the polls onened Interest today seemed to center in the race for governor which is admittedly close. Dry workers. secure in the en- dorsement of both parties of Colorado's anu-liquor laws. were devotinR the closing hours of the campaign to ef- forts to defeat the so-called beer amendment.
 This amendment would permit the manufacture and sale in original pack ages of beer in Colorado.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Heavy Vote In California

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. !. - The last shots in the 1916 political cam paign have been fired in California. and the champions of the various men and measures rested tonight with full confidence of their success at the polls Tuesday. An unusually heavy registration. even for presidential year. has added to the interest and uncertainty of the election
 Prohibition and the race between Governor Hiram w. Johnson. repub- lican and George 5. Patton, demo- crat, for United States senator. are issues in California that almost overshadowed interest in the presi- dential contest While old line re- puDiicans and Governor Johnson and has aides have advocated his cleo ton and predicted that Hughes would carry the state. President Wilson has been given stalwart support by his own party and his election has been urged bs' prominent progressives. notably Rudolph Spreckels. and Rep resentative Wm. Kent.
 An added interest in the political situation was the state wide cam paign of women Hughes supporters from the uon-suffrage states. They
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

Will not maintain order in Everett they had better call out the militia. said one speaker at last nights meet ing. Tn any event We will go there and put Everett in order"
 When the Verona pulled into her slip the wharf Was surrounded by policemen, some order with shotguns and others with drawn pistols, and thirty rational guardsmen. under com mand of Captain Paul Edwards All the guardsmen stood with fixed bay onets and their belts filled with ball cartridges.
 As the steamer drew alongside the pier. Captain of Police b. F. Willard shouted to Captain Wiman of the Ve- roma not 10 land. Several members of the I. w. w aboard the boat start co 10 chamber over the steamers rail. i hut police halted them at the point I Of reKolvers.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
SURVIVAL OF THE PuRES1

Sweet Caporal is the only cig- arctic to survive the test of forty years on the market and remain ? national favorite. steadily gain ing in popularity. Because in four decades the cigarette industry has been unable to produce a better cigarette Sweet Csporal is the purest cigarette that can be made ,-with a pure tobacco flavor that has never been duplicated in any pther cigarette at any price.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
The Solid South

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov 5.-Occasional facuonal fights within the democratic party are the most interesting phases of the approaching elections, since the electoral vote of the south is conceded to President Wilson. The guberna- torial contest in Florida, and few congressional districts in Tennessee and North Carolina are attracting much attention. Virtually no oppO- s'tion will be met by the ninety candidates for the lower house from rhe south.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Contention Over Orecon

PORTLAND Ore, Nov. 5.-Claims of cuntending parties tonight varied widely. while republicans held that Hughes would carry Oregon by a large majority, democrats said that Wilson's strength in Portland would more than offset any outside repub- lican advantage.
 For the few state offices to be fill ed. a clean sweep for the republicans was forecast. In the first congress sional distrist N. J. Sinnott's re-elec- ton is unopposed In the second and third districts. representatives w C.. Hawlev and C. x. McArthurm, re- spectively. are actively opposed.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
CIGARETTE PURITY PROVED
 IN BLACK AND WHITE

Smokers who watch the interest fng Sweet Caporal demonstration arc shown something different
 The demonstrators burn some or iinary paper for them. which leaves a black ash. Then burn some of the high-grade. imported
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

and the authorities at Everett has been on for several months and was the outgrowth Of a strike of shingle weaVers here. After several minor outbreaks of violence during the strike Sheriff McRae organized the citizens committee and expelled all members of the l. w. w. from Everett.
 On several occasions small parties of men have attempted to enter Ev- erett. but have been turned back by the sheriff. Last Monday forty five members of the l. w. w. came from Seattle by steamer but were met at the wharf by the citizens posse. loaded into autos and escorted 10 a point south of town where they were liberated and ordered to leave.
 Last week the Industrial Workers ;he official organ of the l. w. w in Seattle. announced that the forcihl-- expulsion of men from Everett must be avenged and called for two thou sand volunteers to go to Everett to 'estaolish the right of free speech" The fight must be won" said the ! paper, "as the whole future Of the Industrial Workers of the World In l this section depends upon the out come. We want all foot-loose rebels in the west % center their attention ! upon Everett and the lumber trusts
 mill and logging properties. Get or | the Job and use your judgment"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
IN EVERY CIVILIZED COUNTRY SWEETS"

Sweet Caporal cigarettes are smoked in every civilized country on the globe The worldwide de- mand for Sweet Caporal grew without advertising of any kind Ia remarkable record of this fa- nous original cigarette Amen-
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

were met. however, and opposed by an orga alization of California women known as the All Parties League for Wilson.
 Extensive campaigning has been indulSed in for and against the two Drohi Oition amendments. one of which proposes making California complete ly dry and the other aiming at partial prohibition.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 5-Demo- crats claim President Wilson will carry Wisconsin by 10000. while the republican state committee places Charles F. Hughes majority at more than 25.000.
 The general opinion appears to be that la Folle;tee will he returned to tho upper house in congress.
 The Liz primary vote received by Governor Phillip. republican. has ere ated a general belief that he will be returned. though friends of Purt Williams. democratic candidate, feel he has a good chance If election.
 The socialists Claim they will cast SO. OeO votes in Wisconsin for Benson and that they will elect congressman in the fourth and fifth districts.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Michigan

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The attempt to make Michigan dry by passage of d constitutional amendment overshad- owed the national campaign in this state. Republican leaders, however claim a majority for Hughes of lO0,- GOO while democratic state headquar- ters predicted President Wilson would win by 5000. Adherents of Albert E. Sleeper, republican gubernatorial romlnee, claim his election over E. F. Sweet. Reelection of. Charles E Townsend to the United States senate is conceded generally.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Delaware

LEXINGTON. Del, Nov D. Though republican leaders tonight claim Delaware by a majority of 5000 damocutic chairmen view the out come ol Tuesdays election with a great degree of optimism. basing their opinions on the factional fight within rle republican party. One United States senator and a representative ar. t1 he elected.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Minnesota

ST PAUL, Nov. 5.-A strong cam paign has been made in the state for President Wilson and the rest of the democratic ticket but republican lead CTS point confidently to Minnesota's long string of big republican major ities and the fact that the combined Taft Roosevelt vote in 1912 was 190- l90 or S3,766 more than Wilson boiled and prophecy a Hughes victory.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
South Daknta

SIOUX FALLS. <. D., Nov. D. South Dakota votes Tuesday will de- eide whether Hughes or Wilson shall oe given the states five electoral votes.
 Peter No-beck and Orvile Rienhart. republican and democyatic governor both express confidence Prohibition and woman suffrage are among nine constitutional amendment to be voted upon.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
so.iaIis.s In Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. Nov. D. Democratic and republican leaders focused their attention today on the apparent confidence of socialists that they will draw sufficient strength from the two other organizations to give them victory. Republican lead CTS today sad their plurality In Okla Eoma will be from 5000 Co 25.000 hile the democrats claimed they will elect their ticket by the accustomed plural ity oi s0.00G or more.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
North Dakota

FARGO. N. b. Nov. 5.-Republican leaders claim North Daktota's normal republican majority should place this state in the Hughes column next Tuesday. but the lively campaign "arried on hy John Burke. democrat has cast some doubt on the outcome in the presidential balloting. The republicans, hasing their claims on q comparison of the votes four years ago declare Hughes will carry the state by 20.000 and the democrats claims it hy' 6O000