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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

unter. sgeIt uno Iider f9ritt er an
ben feiben Der @dits rcriiber, BIB In
bic Gde, no Trau Sra nod INNER
nit BEN iungen MdnH f~lirtete.
.8rau bon Merringsn, 6iirfte i8
sic bitten, mir etnise ausenbItde
@ebDr gu i9entens1
3iemli@ ungndbig iiber bic llnters
bre9ung brsbte ibm 5ruu @ba ibr
pitantes @eii6t Su. Sic battle cine
f4arfe QbpeiIung auf ben 2ippeu,
a6er angeIi9ts oes ensrgiI6en Zones
uno bes entidIoFsnsn @siens pagts
lie ni9t, Tie ausTpredsn. G4feIs
aufenb erEOb lie fi9. sd peiB mfrs
lid ni9t, 9err profefor, mas Sic
mir 3u fagen 9abeu. G6er fpenn es
Iein mub 9err 9ottor, Sic
nartsn bod auf mid. Sn finf Mis
muteu bin i9 pteber bier"
Sic itieg Die Srepps gum @arten
binab, Der profefor bintsr ibr. bis
bic 8li9e tie ben Augen Der 9eteus
I6oft ent3ogen battsn, blie6 tie ltes
ben uno panote ii9 inn gu. sic belt
es ni9t fir nptnen0ig, bieiem Manne
aegeniiber cine Moste dn3ulesen, bic
Ct ia bod our9i9auts. .@as poaen
Sic Don mir2 @arum itDren sic
meme 8reiIs2"
pas tperbe i'd ni6t tun, rpenn
bieIe areile mid ni4t It0rsn pOer
gerionen, bic mir nabe iteben, 4ur3
uno gut; i9 perlaugs, 0aB sic Oas
Spiel nit 5riB Miaer aufgebeu."
.llu0 tpenn iA mid peigere?" Sic
8ii9te es 3niI9en ben 3G9nen berpor
tpie cine g~ersi3te S9lange.
Damn piiroeR sic mid oa3u
3pinsen. Strip BITE augen gu Dffnsn,
i6m gepiiIe, geriatli9 feItgelegte De-
tails aus Dem 2eben Der 5rau BON
Merrinaen mit3uteileu, bic, 9elinoe
geIagt, Oieie Dame als a6enteuerin
eri9etnen laFea, penu ut9t als
S9limmeres."
Sic trat gang na6s an Jpn 6eran.
.0as tper0en Sie nidt tun. Mertea
5ie ni4t, baB uniere SntereIien pos
raQel laufen2 @lauben sic, i4 babe
niat gemerft, baB Sic in Die BLONDE
moaDQ berliebt finD2 Sun dut, STE
iplen Ii9 Treuen. oaB i'd SAaen ben
R~ebenbu6ler pom 6alie Idoffe, Die
2leine pirp ii9 germ DON etnem
9errn in Den belten Sa9ren unb in It.
6erer 6teQuna troiten lafen."
.G6neigen 5ie!@ Seine 5timms
fang 10 eaergiia baB iie Tpfort Osr-
Eummte, r5ie nerOen reiien, nod
morgen, nit Dem eriten 3uge, IOnit
made i'd meme 9rO9ung pabr!"
@r Dre6te ibr ben Riiten. 8d6reno
lie 0ur9 ben 9arten glitt, Der Ser
raFe 0es 9oteis gu, ging ct langfam
Die Rie8tpege binunter. Sein 9er3
tlopfte Bis in oen 9aIs. Die Morte
Der Qbenteurerin 9atten i'm tieFer gsz
tmroffen, als er es ii9 ielbit eingeitebea
pplte. 9u raIaelte es in ben Biz
I9eu, Magba ftanb DOR inn unb
fredte inn bic 9ano entgegen. sd
bante S6nen. 9err 9rofeRor." gr
fiblte cine tleine 5anb auF Der fets
men, Elm blonOer MGO4entopf beuste
i4 berob, pnb e4e er es Rinoeru
fonnte, tiBteu 3pei marine 2ippsn
feline ae9te, Damn mar er pteoet
aletn.
Die So6anntsfeuer Iooerten auf,
gr ftarrte auf ieine 6anO 6ernieosr,
auf bic GteQe, Die bic MdO4enlippsn
6erii6rt batten, unO Elm Spru4 Sos
banne8 bes 3dufsrs ging inn our8
sen Ginn: ,Wer Die gruut bat. Der
1T Der grdutigam. Der Greunb aber
0es 9rGutigams ite9et unO b0ret i3m
su uR5 freuet ii4.4
LIMB freuet iid," murmeIte er,
aber feline Stimme erititte in 3rds
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

-Trsunbinnen.. Dente 0ir,
Srube, fOl9s gemeinbeit: bic adte
bat ouf benz lsBten aaffsetIaiId Bet
Der @ebeimrdtin bsbauptet, i9 ihmins'
.Mad Dir uidts baraug, liebat
Beth. Menn bic Safe 8sin GsFdt'
5risden (eiufadeuo): gann a
es SauermiIf, nidt ipabr?
h6tte, piirbe Ie id au9 dominica
RObel. S4neioermsinsr faig
Strom9: nDer rettst eeR maHn
Sd idente benz Rettsr 20 Yro3tuk
ton Dem, mas Der @erFuisHbe mt
i6uIbstl4
- 3neisrIei Qufi@t.
ShpiegerfOhn: llniers ebs 1T sIu
tpobre apm6ois.
S9piessroater Der bic 4as
tnng bs3ohIt bait: So baIie Il me
I'll elm gusi!attanQsEddl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
(6Ortissung fOIst).

-au4 ridtis. Der MiiIsr
iol ia cine Dame bonn 2dube ss5eiras
tet ba6en, bic 8dIber Ii, 8erte BON
elmer balbsu MliaiOn beFbt."
.@an3 re6t, Der Pat cine bi6i6s-
,0olopartieA" semaat.1
9oppeIftrnis. Dramas
titer o.: unterftiibt 0ia oeins 6rou
BET bsiner Qrbeit2
9rumotiter g.: uuO ME. = tGgs
LID maat iis mir cine easnsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
TO STRENGTHEN THE
PROHIBITION LAWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. o
Efforts will be made al the coming
session Of The Legislature by the west
Virginia Anli.Saloon League TO Sc
cure legislation that will strengthen
the prohibition laws Of the state. The
policy Of the AntiSaioon League was
outlined by State superintendent
George W. Crabbe. Friday.
Not only will the league seek 10
amend the prohibition statutes and
make them more rigid, but II Will
seek legislat alton that will provide Tor
the removal derelici officials who do
not desire the strict enforcement OIL
the prohibition laws.
The policy OF the league as eN-
pressed by the stale superintendent
who is also attorney for the organl-
cation, is eptomizrd in the following:
First: Stands for real prohibition
and enforcement OF laws.
Second: landscapes by court &C.
cisiou stands for amendments 10
strengthen present laws.
Third: Will make no distinction or
take part in fight between brewerles
and distillers.
Fourth: Will seek enactment or
custer law TO apply 10 derellct otfl-
cials.
Fifth: Will seek 10 take the prohi-
btion department from the tax COM
missioner's office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
SECOND TEXAS is In
WRONG ON THE BORDER


SAN ANTONIO. TEX. Jan. "a re-
port from Corpus Christi that 200 MEM
bers of The Second Texas infantry has
pa radcd the streets shouting We want
/" go home resulted tonight in AN in.
vcStigaiion being ordered by officers ot
the southern department OF the United
States army. While the first unofficial
reports from Corpus Christi said the pa
.'adc WAS merely prank. gotten up In
II spirit of fun, 4 more serious view was
taken IF tho incident by department Of
tircl'S. who fear vinlat ion of discipline j.
nothing mnr".
The jewellers were rounded up and
sent t. camp by The provost guard and
lIi"r all members Of the regiment were
ordered 10 quarters for the night ac-
cording 20 information received here.
I,rpUrl:. reaching department headquar-
lg'S for some time have indicated 4
spirit nf unrest among many of the rank
and file. Of The Texas regiments, who.
claiming Ia have bcen the first called
out. were said To be anxious 10 be nus
tered ont of federal service II not 10 be
used in actual war campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
M'COLLOCH FARM SOLD
Attorney Samuel A. williams Purchases
valuable Property Near West
Liberty.

Attorney Samuel \. Williams "t
Wcudsdalr. has purchased the Ahram
MrCullurh farm consisting nf about 40
acres of valuable, land lying south OF
tn" Wcsl Liberty pike and about two
miles Southwest Of the normal school
iowa. The farm is one Of the hest IN
Ohio county, and has been in the pos
session Of III" Mc'nllnCh family and
rcnn"rIi ions about 100 years. Advance
INK years mad" il difficult for Nj Me-
tcll"rh Ia giI" proper attention Ia I'll"
farm, and h.. decided I" sell il. while"
III" purrnHS" prir" Was not made public.
il is und"rS TODD 10 h" hrtw"nn SO .0nn
and San.u0u This is one Of the few
farms in This sect ion under which thu
,'"aI has not hn"n sold. and il is under
stood that me coal rights are included
IN 1h.. I-nl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
SHORTAGE OF COAL
DELAYS STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-lnability 10
obtain coal has caused delay in the de-
parturc of many transatlantic pas
Senger and freight steamships from
this port. it was learned tonight.
Some of the sailings have been de:
laycd - hours. while others have had
TO be extended AZ hours.
The Hollands passenger
liner Nieuw Amsterdam. scheduled 10
sail al noon tomorrow, will not be
able Ia get away before L p. NJ. Sun.
day. The 81. Louis. ri The American
line also scheduled 10 sail al noon
tomorrow. will be detained. The time
for her departure had not been dHcld-
ed lale tonight.
Either lack Of facilities 10 deliver
coal or a shortage in the market WAS
said tonight by steamship men 10 BE
responsible for the situation. For
months there has been an exceptional
demand for marine coal in the United
States. due 10 the shortage in Europe.
The majority Of steamships in the reg
uar traffic our Of New York have been
taking enough coal for the round trip.
il WAS said,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
PATRONS WORRIED
Wheeling Policy Holders IN Dissolved
Insurance Company Fear
Heavy Loss.

Wheeling pulley holders in ttr now
dissolved rtnSiuu Mutual LII" lnSur-
amrr company 1T Pittsburgh fear that
they will los. heavily un their invest
mentS with that company ms result ~
the dissolution. Yesterday Wheeling
policy holders received = cnmmunca-
ton from j. H. Neal. insurance COM
missioner If Pennsylvania. who. was
named III luudaI" the c"mpanyS al
flir%. informing them that each nlll-
SlaNlIng policy is cancelled. aud that
all liability OF the corporation is irrnli-
mated with III" exception that his de-
partmrnt will calculate tn" present nSl
valrI" (as at dissolution dntc) Of each
policy and will list this a a. claim
against The estate il each instance; the
policy huldcr "a participate with uth'r
general claimants in whatever assets
may br realized.
For years. It * said pr"mincn;
Wheeling men hav" h"ru paying eli pre-
miums in this compant and several
hold pad-up puIiri"$. Policies here. in
most instances. range from $i,""n -
e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
Funeral fer B1ru. Rose Monday.

Monday afternoon n; IN o'clock IA
neral services vii! hr he'd Tar Mrs. 10
sonhiue r. RoS,.. wiz: -: i:rel";c' H"Sr
in thu family home. l\"\ NarWrod ave
u,,e. Warwood. Mrs. Rose passed a"aH
Thursday afternoon. f.E'"mp'incn- Will
10 in {; zen Woo. n,atiS'ii''iir.
Mrs lose was m|litDs: OF tao :G2:ft
81 managers - ~. ~, rGlr'- rit'"nt"I
Home Of Nest Nhsinia. \ m"nIhcr or
tho board vest, ria! pa thr 'r!l"W!hS
tribute 20 the memory "t Ms. !toSe:
"lu th. death Of NJ ~. Josephine lose
;he bon III of ,.luuag.rS OF Ia" Flo, u"a
,.r.ttentnr, liom. loses ""rlI';' wnnse
earnastn.SS was "iIe OF hLr characters.
lies Mrs lsos.. had t's..n Il member ~
;h, board since. the HON" WA on SIN
lnsnth stree lier desire 20 nd III iae
uplifting Of tho gi"lS in nc nom" vas
ynrv. Siucc.. The phyS!'al rcscnrrn-
ZION Of III" si"'S was on. az her desires.
Ltt. her strongest wish WY lar the Spir-
t,ual life Tor :h"r.. IA every commit
loo size was most faithful /" eyer task
given her. On t'h"iSthi;.S lheS'' girls IN
tbs, hons wsr. .'emF:nb"r'G ~ h':r WIFI
little gilt.
Jealous ir !;"r community ana among
!e, personal fr;e:>l>. she will ne sad
missed hi 10 oar ,'ri.ten."u iIon. her
death ntnalIS the loss at = yorker III I
fold whcr. she was mach ,:cHd"!. guy
vc.E mus. still :NG\r forward" with
o, t,r hands 20 iii ;h.' vacancy and IuIn-
.,i by ON" VIII" has watched over us IN
- past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
NEGROES QUARREL;
RESORT TO GUN PLAY
AND ONE IS SHOT
SHOOTING OCCURRED IN BEN
WOOD YARDS OF cal T;MORE
AND OHIO r. r. CO.

\ tit OF lauchtrt induced by ihrea's
that his life would DE ended il
he did not desiS, iron, uuarrellllS'
probably saved an Alabama negro
from death or serious injury last night
when his companion. also coloreu' pull
ed an ugly looking gun and fired at
him. The aim of the co!ored assais-
ant was slightly inaccurate. the put
lei missing its intended mark by less
than an inch. grazing his right ear III
ficting a slight injury.
The shooting LOOK place in sleep
ing car in the yards OF the baitlInore
and Ohio railroad az 6enwood juno
ton. The participants whose names
are unknown. have been with me COM
pany here several weeks. being EN-
ployed as section men.
Renwood police were called. and
gave chase to the alleged assailant. he
has not yet been apprehended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
HINTERLITER CASE UP

bI.NET. Ills. Ian. 5.--'rhe jury that
Will try Roy TIiuterlitsr. :: wealthy
young farmer OF their neighhOrhood. on
q rharg" al having murdered his sweet
heart t.li.ah-th Radcliffe. last July.
was sworn in lai" today and attorneys
nuI lined their cases before court adj
inurnnd uutii tomorrow. Some sur
rriS" Was accustomed when attorneys for
III" defense. in their statement, adj
EiIird thai ilint"rlitrr Wa' in an or
r.:ard with IN" girl an ih" night Of her
death. VINCE surgical instruments later
were found. ...
The prosecution previously had stated
it's assert ion that Hintcrhtsr killed Miss
Radcliffe hy injecting All air 'Inboiism
In an clrrrt Ia perform an illegal npcr-
alton on her. The defense maintained
today that tho Young woman caused the
nm hnlicnn hnrSn1f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
About People
Movements Of individuals to
= and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Siamm-W. +. Brown, Greenwich. O.;
/. IL. Willard. Huntington: George
I.e;Chier. Cameron; ?. p. Marsh. Wes-
. ton; =. NJ. Brady. Sutton; Il. S. l'ope.
WndsorSEmerson Mayer. Hunting
ton; W. e. Wilson. Huntington; +. w.
M"hl. rarkersburg: Miss u. Street.
t'airmonr: =. II. bibbee, Clarksburg; {.
Grand Central Warner, Min
Boyd. 81. ClairSvllr; ]. FiSctoff. Cam
ton: ]. Mcllenry, Woodlands. :.
McLmre--Ci. r. NcwlMn. Huncsrillc;. i.
u. Boone. Huntington; X. NJ; Jones. Ma
Taylor. Youngstown; a. Z. kenncy'
Pa,kerSburS.
Kng~rs--J. NJ. Fec. l'niontown: V. c..
Kinney and wife. Wrllsvilie; ". Rev
: kershurE: !. r. Webster. MorEantown;
Thomas Hill. Akron.
Captain Henry ,Frohme left yester-
day for Mount Clemens, Mich, where
he will spend three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. o. C. Statler leave SUM-
day for New York to attend the auto
mobile show.
DR.. George Otto leaves tomorrow for
Charleston to attend the session OF he
Legislature.
Miss Dora Neininger and Miss les
sic Alma Wolfe will leave Oh SUNDAY
for New York. where they will con
tinue their vocal studies.
Herbert G. Sheath Of New Haven.
Conn, and Michael Cody, .lr., Of Ala
bama. are guests Of William Simpson.
Captain Leighton, night clerk al the
Stamm hotel. has about recovered
from a severe brief illness and was
able to be on duty last night. He was
threatened with pneumonia
Captain Ben S. Pope, one or the larS-
est steamboat operators in the Park
ersburg section, Is in the city on bus.
mess.
United States District Attorney j. ].
P. O'Brien will leave tomorrow even.
Ing for aPrkersburg 10 attend federal
court, which convenes Tuesday morn
ing.
United States Deputy Marshal John
NJ. Short is in Tyler county on official
business. He is expected home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Colvig spent yes
terday in Pittsburgh, returning home
last evening.
Don McIlhaney. operator in the
Wheeling office Of the Postal Tee
graph company. will leave in a f."
days for Pittsburgh; having been
transferred to that city. The 1ranSle:
comes in the way Of promotion.
Miss Margaret Grimm. leacner IN
the Warwood schools, has recovered
from slight illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
FEDERAL COMPENSATION
COMMISSION NAMED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. s.
President Wilson to-day nominated
the members of the Workmen's Com
pensation Commission to administer
the Federal employees liability law:
DR.. Riley Mcmillan Little, Swarth-
more, Pa, Republican, for a term of
six years.
Mrs. Frances G.. Axtell. Bellingham,
Progressive. for a term Of four years.
John ]. Keegan, indianapolis, Demo
crat for a fern Of two years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
WHEELING ROTARIANS
Hear Able Discourse Delivered iA:2ox
Street Temple BY Rabbi
4. II, Silver,

Rabbi A. H. Silver delivered An able
discourse last night in Eof Street tenn
pie to large number Of members OF
the Wheeling Rotary club on What Is
Rotary?" Mr.. Silver pointed out tho
happy combination Of applying sociabil-
ity with business. A special program
was given by the choir. -. ~.
The Rotarians met at the AcLure
house and marched to the church In
lnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
COAL OPERATORS TO
GRANT MEN BONUS

CLEARFlELD, Pa. Ian. THE As
sOcialion of Riluminous Coal Opcrai-
ors Of Central Pennsylvania adopted A
resolution today recommending that
all of its members grant their EN-
ployes IL ten percent bonus on earnings
dating from January J., 1917. The OPP
orators reserve The right 10 suspend
payment of the bonus at mines that
are forced 10 shut down because OF
strikes.
James Purcell, president of District
Number ., United Mine Workers of
America. received copy Of the reso lu-
tion tonight with the request that he
advise all local unions under his jurls-
diction Of The operators action. About
5000 mine workers are employed n
the Central Pennsylvania field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
SENTENCE Co10GUT1D

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-President
wilson today. commuted to life i'm:
mon William White. negro soldier
convicted ut Fort Leavenworth last DC.
iobcr Of the murder Of James r. Jack.
sen fellow soldier. Capital punish.
ment has been abolished in Kansas and
officials Of the state government urged
that the death penalty be not executed
in Kansas. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
JOINT SUFFRAGE. CONVENTION.

WASHINETON. Jan. "a call for 4
Joint convention Of the Congressional
Union for Women Suffrage and the Ma
tiunal Wum"n'S Panty, 10 be held in
Washington. March 10 1. was issued
today by the executive committee Of
the congressional Union. Tho union al
ready is planning for Il big suffrage
parade the day before President Will
sons inauguration similar TO the demon
stratinn married by rinting on Penn
sNlyHniA nvcnlIc four NcarS ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
CUMMINS CONTINUES
ATTACK ON DANIELS

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator
Cummins in an executive session OIL
the Senate tonight. continued MIS- al
lack upon Winthrop NJ. Daniels. NOM
mated by President Wilson 10 sue
coed himself as member OF the IN,
terState Commerce Commission anu
there was no vote on continuation
Senator Cummins dwelt particularly
on the commissions decision in Inc
five ncrcent freight rate case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
POSSE KILLS NEGRO.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Ian. 5. - a
posse sent out to investigate an at
tack upon white woman at Greeley,
Ala. reported today that they had
killed one negro. had seriously
ano'her. and were on the
trail of third suspect of being
in The crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
DANISH STEAMER TAKEN.

LONDON. Jan. c. l2:in H. m.--The
I'"liIikrn. says an Exchanges Telegram
despatch from Copenhagen. states that
hr Danish steamer Alexandra from
SunrlsvaIl la Boston with pulp and iron
has been captured 10y German warShlpS
and the cargo seized. This is the hrSt
lime. the despatch adds. that 4 steamer
with such y cargo between nHutraI
countries has been captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
Mrs. Emma (coss) Mooney.

Mrs. Emma tossl Mooney, Il well
known resident or this community uleu
in tho family home. AS National road.
Yesterday morning. foi;ow;ng an illness
OF TWO days.
Mrs. Mooney was born in Jewett o..
40 years ago, but had lived IN ms sec
ton for number OF years Tier maid
IN name was l'oss. She was mother
OF the North Street Methodist EplS-
copal church. Surviving arH one sister.
Mrs Lloyd Null of Jrwett. and one
brother. Bernard Coss of this city. rum
eral arrangements will be competed
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
FIRE DESTROYS TWO
PRISON BUILDINGS

JOLIET. Ills, Jan. Sire tonight
destroyed two buildings devoted TO the
manufacture Of chairs in the state prts-
ON here.
Seventeen hundred conrlcts through
"iu behaved with exemplary discipline,
according To Warden thinner The
prison I,r" company OF rs was Mt first
assisted by many Of the other convicts.
uniil the arrival Of tiromen from the
r'ity. When they came upon the scene
the cnnvrtS marched quietly To their
cells Two other buildings were DAM
aged before the fire was eXtinguished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06

MYSTERY CLEARED UP.

Eli PASu. T"aXs. Ian. 1.-The mys-
terry Of The disappearance Of Mrs.
Francisco De Rodriguez. wife Of a Car
ranzL general. during Villas occupa-
lion OF Chihuahua City. is believed {"
have been s"lvcd in the finding of III"
charred body Of 4 woman near n suburb
Of lhhun htI" according IN a report rr-
ccivcd by government agents. Tho L.
port adds that Mrs. DE- Rodriguez Wn~
last sccn with = SGuad Of villa snidl"rS
who left with her in an automobile.
taking with them n large ran ~ kcrr-
s"nc She was accused ny Villa Of in
in behalf Of IN" CarranZa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
FOOD PROBE ENDS

DETROIT Mich. Jan. 5.-The fed
ernl grand jury whirh has been inv"sIi.
gazing shortage and high prices OF
foudstuffs and coal In Detroit ended its
inquiry latc this Afternoon. No indtct-
mentS were returned.
II is underst God tho grand jury will
rcconvene January 90 under orders, from
the federal department nf Justice. The
results Of the Investigations are e&-
pectcd to be made public at that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
WOUNDS FROM KNIFE
DUEL PROVE FATAL

CLARKSBCRG, w Va. Jan. s.
Wounds alleged to have been received
in a knife duel fought over a woman,
Christmas day. on Carpenters Fork,
near Sutton, caused the death to-day
in a local hospital of George \. Car
rotherS. aged II. of This city. Ira
Facemeyer. another young man with
whom he is said to have fought the
duel, fled but was afterward arrested
by BraXtOn county officers. and held
under bond TO await further develop
mems in The case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
TWO INJURED IN FIRE.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 1.-Two m"n
we're injured and two tremfn we're over
come by smoke in Il fire which pracl l.
caIIy destroyed tn" freight house Of the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad in
Mckees Rocks tonight. Paul X. wal,
nor, a railroad employe. WAS rendered
unconscious by an explosion and Will
liam Cline was cut by falling glass.
Both will recover. The loss was esti-
mated at $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
1nterment Of Mr.. Mountford.

Following funeral services held in the
family home. $500 Jacob street. thurs
Jay evening, intermenl OF Nathaniel
M0untford widely known South
Wheeling resident. was made IN Green
wod cemetery yesterday morning at ~
o'clock. ,
The pallhearers We're LOUIS ;,.,l,'s
and Edwin Mountfurd. John Becker.
Eroch Mountford and Ellsworth Acker'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
RATE FEARING OPENS.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. e.
Hearing OF the dispute between the
West Virginia Rail Company, Of this
CITY. and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company relative to rates on ship.
ments Of rails and scrap iron from
Pittsburgh to Huntington were begun
here today before a representative OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The local concern seeks reparation for
what they declare were excessive
charges assessed by the railroad com:
pany for shipments Of scrap metal
from Pittsburgh to its plant herp..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
TO PROBE HOUSEWIVES, LEAGUE.

WASH NGTnN. Ian = N"iiriIl"S 90
thu Nntinnal IIuus,w ives League. Il
New York corporation. were attacked
before tn" House Iut'r>ihi" CO. ''''"'''
Committee today by frnnk Mckinney
who said he had brcn '.u,I,,' .vu 49,
sci by members Of the I"aru" TO invcS-
ticatc it's operations. He declared III"
organization was run 10y It's rrcsIdrit
and her paid assistants ami that It's
name had been used hy big manufacture
crS for advertising purposes.