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JOSEPH sHONGOODs Sons, Julius
ShonGOOd. AuCt'r. d BOMery, soils 10 A NJ

ShonGood Auctr, - Bowery, sells 10 A. n.
Sept. 6--Unredeemed pledges. diamonds,
watches. jewclry. siverware. odds and
ends &c, from No. $1,000 to No 7ssss and
all older dates. II. & c. Lang 100 Ave C.
Sept 6--Nens and women's clothing,
dry goods. shoes. &C.. pledged with Ben
1smin Fox, ~ sth Ave- prior TO Aug. 81.
1916. to No. 1850. Also similar goods to
No. 10000 Hugh Lavery. lac Sands ST.
Sept 7-unredeened pledges. diamonds.
watches, J.wclry. silvcrwarc. odds and
ends. SC, pledged prior july |. 1916. from
No. G52o0 10 1850 and all pledges withheld
from former sales. Max Bernstein. 273 w.
lg5th It.
Sept lo-Unrcdeemed pledges diamonds
watches. tewelTy, silNerware. odds and
ends SC. to sept. |, 1916. to No. 7tt25.
WIN. Prayer, 2s3S Sd Ave.
Sept. ll-Cnrc icem"d pledges. diamonds.
watches, jgwelry, silyerware, odds and
ends g., pledged 10 Sept. !. 1919 to No
1899 and all goods held oyer from previous
sales l. A. Wollhcim, SIS sth Ave. n.
Goody, - Grand 81, BROOKLYN.
sept ll--Mens and women's clothing.
dry goods. shoes. Sc. pledged prior Aug,
~. 1916. to No 622s2 and an older dates
Slbers'ein d5ros., 2i57 sth Ave. Daniel
Cohn. e2a Washington 81. " rhoken, ~ T.
sept. l2-l lnredcemed pledges diamonds
watches tewclry, silvPrwarc, odds and
ends &c. pledged prior Aug. !. 1915. and
all older dates : schwartz. 2ea Grand St
Sept l2--Mer's and wnmen's clothing
&c John !. Saver, &C? ard 9Sl Manhattan
Ave. Brooklyn.
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TOOK TINE FOR
GEO. BLOONF |ELD
To FIND RESCUE
This is I'M important message 10 lhe
ciims OF uerNnuS Ills. McIgn II

This is IN important message 10 IiG
victims OF nervous ills. Nclsh 1t
well:
Have suffered number OF years
with nervousness. stomach lrOuOie
and generally rundown system. Have
tried everything but COL no rc:ul's'
Was finally persuaded 10 Try Merry
Worth. The first bottle did me won,
drrful lots of good. No sleep, Dan
cough and yomitrd great deal nu'
All these ailments have vanished now
| can cheerfuly rccommend Merry,
Worth to those who may suffer as
did: GEORGE BLOOMFlELD,
Philadelphia, W. Va.
After signing The foregoing STATE
ment Mr.. Bloomfield added.
WAS hardly able 10 do my WORK,
After taking NcrvWOrIh | do my WORK
better than ever
Your dollar back at Ea"r's DruS
Store, Wheeling, if Nerv'Worth does
not benefit you.
Nerv.Worth is also sold at the fol
lowing points: Mingo Junct Ion: by
Moore Bros; Martins Ferry. by Rails
ION & Parker: ST Ciairsvilln, by Fat
ierson & Sons: NarneSville, HillrS
Bros: Cameron, Cameron Drug Co.;
Sislersville. c. B. Disque; New Mar
tinsvilc, Horn brook Pharmacy;
Moundsvile, J. H. Beam Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
TANLAC FINE
SPRING TONIC
Thousands Of People Testify to the
Merits of Remarkable New
national Tonic"
TONE UP YOUR SYSTEM NOW.

Everybody needs a good cleansing
Of the whole system at this time or the
year. The accumulation OF poisons and
waste matter in the body and blood
should be expelled. The vital organs
should be toned up and restored to
normal after the hard work OF the
winter. Now is the time 10 begin.
Tanlac, the National Tonic" sys-
tenn builder and inrigorant, is ack-
nowledged 10 be the most successful
remedy on the market. 1t has been so
widely advertised and has become so
popular throughout the country, no one
can longer doubt It's merit. Get bot
tie and know what a wonderful trans
formation can be worked for you In
The short space Of ten days or three
weeks.
One does not need to be sick or abed
before giving Tanlac trial. The time
10 take q tonic is before the vital Or
CANS become disordered and the vital
organs become badly deranged. Tan
lac taken now prevents many troubles
that may otherwise come.
Note-Tanlac tablets, which are
found with each bottle Of Tanlac, arc
pleasant and good to take to stimulate
the action Of tho liver and bowels.
Together with Tanlac. the tablets form
n splendid combination spring treat
ment. It drives out that tired, worn
out feeling.
c. II. Griest & Co. have the sole
agency here in Wheeling.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.


Pittsburgh, Pa, January :. 1911.
Tbs Pittsburgh: Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Company \ corporation NJ tie State q West Wiz
Einll The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and N.
Louii Railway Company. CORPORATION Of tire STATES
O. PENNSYLVANIA. West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana and
illinois, tho Vandal!a Railroad Company cor.'rh-
ton OF the States OF Indiana and Illinois. and The
Anderson Belt Railway Company hnd the Chicago.
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
OF the State of Indiana. have. according 10 the llws
OF those States been consolidated into railroad
company named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
End 81. Louis Railroad Company. effective January
J. 1911 the agreement or consolidation having l+ciI
filed In the office OF the Secretary Of State " West
virginia on the Goth day Of December. 1916.
Hereafter the property formerly "wn~i by the Tits
burgh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Company.
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and 81 LOUIS
Railway COMPANY Nlndalia Railroad Company Ths
Anderson Belt Railway Compan, and Chicago. lndi-
ana and Eastern Raxsy Company In the States OF
WoSt Virginia. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and I'LL
pois will 10 owned and operated by Tho Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad Com
panJ.
PITTSBCRGH, WHEELING AND KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIE PITTSBCRG CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
yANpALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
UNrANY.
S. H. CHURCH.
3I-15-6ot Secretary
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ALLAN TURNER

We have everywhere the requisite re
serves. The, spirit OF our troops l:
good and confident. The military Sit
uation as whole permits us TO accept
all the consequences which unrcstrlct
Ell U-boat war may bring. and rs lhlS
U-boat war is the means of lnlurlnE
our enemies the most grlevouSly, II
must be begun.
NO one among Us Will close his
eyes to the SERIOUSNESS OF The step We
are taking That our existence is al
stake, everyone knows since August /
1914, and this has been brulally em
phaSized by tho rejection OF our peace
offer. When. in 1914. We had TO seize
and have recourse 10 the sword against
RuSsia's general mobilization, we did
50 with the deepest sense or RESPONSE
biIity toward our people and conscious
of resolu,e strength. which says;
1--WE must, and therefore VIC can.
Endless streams Of blood have oeeN
shed, bur they have not washed away
the must and can.
"In now deciding 10 employ our besi
and Sharpe$l weapon, we are Suldcd
solely by sober consideration Of all the
circumstances that come into the qu6S'
liOn and by the firm determination 10
help our people out Of the distress anu
disgrace which our enemies contem'
plate for them. Success lies IN Il
higher Hand, hut as regards all thal
human strength can do 10 enforce sue
cess for the Fathrrland. be assured
gentlemen. that nothing has been neg
lected. Everything in this RESPECT
will bp done
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jk-15-60t
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"LEAK" PROBE
Continued from First Page.)

before it was released, and before he
had the Connolly resume. could name
positively no one from whom he MAD
obtained the information on which ne
acted. He suggested thai a. young
man named Jefferson" i'll the Hutton
office, or any one OF Il half dozen lcle
graph operators might have told MIN
a note WAS expected.
Waiting for Ellis.
The committee tonight is anXlously
awaiting the appearances Of George a
Ellis, Jr. one OF the Hutton firm, VINO
according 10 testimony, drafted the
firms warning from ConnollyS mes
sage. E. F. Hutton, head of the hrm
advised the committee to-day INA! Fl
lis probably would not rcAch wash
ington from a Georgia hunting lodge
where he is shooting. before Suhua!
leak" angle to-day long enough Ia
trace the rumO- that led 10 HIM or 4
coming note being carried by the DOW
ZONES ticker al 800 o'clock on the az
ternoon OF December 2n Three VII
nesses, James Is. Reilly. managing edi,
Tor of the ticker service and me wall
Street Journal: Harold T. Johnson
Journal reporter, and Louis Il. Ster'
ling, of Logan Il bryan. brokers, ran
the rumor back To message Donald
WcMiIIon, of Chicago. an investor, sem
from New York 10 Chicago over Logan
& Bryan's private wire on December
20. na;s,,
The message said that III" President
had called q conference nf prominent
newspaper men for Christmas day IN
Washington TO aid in fnrthering. peace
ronacanda. The committee did not
lake the rumor very seriously. Dur
ing Rcilly's examination he said II"
had heard rumors Of the peace note
ns carly as December II.
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MORE NEW BILLS
In BOTH HOUSES

~,...,i nisra,rh 10 the Tntelligencer.
GUARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. l.
Apparently unchecked Is the flood OF
bill. TO the legislature, and the nvc
hundred mark has been passed. Late
bills follow:
Senate Billie.
Iv Senator Goodykoontz-No. 198,
rmnlnvment Of detectives; No. 199, re-
wards for criminals.
By Senator Gribble-No. zoo, county
Repositories. 49, ~.
Is. Senator Duty-No. POI, educa-
ton. ooo
By Senator Parrish-No. 2O2, game
and fish bill. ~,
BY Senator Lowe-No. 203.
House Bills.
Ry Delegate Johnson~-No. 299, West
sewage disposal plant; No. 900, Clarks'
burg sewage disposal plant; No. 30l
rrcordation Of releases; No. 302, pub
LEGATION Of notice.
By Delegate Stratton-No. 3o3, am
davits on births, marriages and deaths
BY Delegate Shaw-No. 3O4, guam
season; No. sos, license tax on sleep,
ers and parlor cars; No. 3O6, steel
sleeping cars.
By Delegate Baxter-No. BOT, pen
sions for policemen.
By Deleg gate Taylor Of Fayette-No'
sos. civil executions.
Ty Delegate Conner-No. 3O9. as
eiCnment of wages.
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STEAMSHIPS ASK
(Continued from First Page.)

nrr, but a special light is always burn
ing to display the Amer lean flag fly
Ing astcrn.
No answer has as yet been re.
ceived to my telegram TO Mr.. Ian
sing, MIR. Franklin continued, land
we can reach no conclusion as TO
future action until we get Il reply.
Pending receipt of advices, however,
we shall continue preparations to send
the ST. Louis away Saturday. NO III
slructions have been sent by wireless
To the other ships al sea"
Customs officials declined to state
whether the port would continue TO
be closed after dark from now on, as
1t was last night. Collector Dudley
Field Malone said:
81 will not discuss neutrality mat
ters." 1t was learned unof!lcially,
however, that the rules put into effect
last night would be continued. A tor
pcdo boat destroyer near the Narr0ws
and another 1T the entrance OF Long
Island Sound, displayed unusual actlv-
ity as soon as darkness fell tonight.
Searchlghts on both war vessels con-
tinually swept the waters over which
ship could pass.
Controlled by Admiralty.
Representatives Of the British and
allied shippin" firms here said no
definite instructions had been re-
ceived as 10 future movements OF
their vessels. Ii was said. however,
by men connected with some OF the
largest companies, that they would be
controlled by British admiralty orders.
The action early today Of local repre-
sentatives OF the northumberland.
-ran line in holding up the scheduled
sailing of the Hellig Olav was ap-
proved by a cablrgram from Copcn-
hagen. Only Il few ships left port to-
day, mainly coastinG steamers and
vessels; for South and Central Amer
lea. An exception was the Atlantic
transport liner Philadelphia. which
sailed for European port late today.
AS anticipated By brokers, marine
insurance rates and war risks adj
vanced sharply to-day. Shortly before
closing time a leading American hrm
of underwriters announced quotations
showing an advance of approximate! y
IS per cent over rates made carrier IN
the week.
4 special rate Of per cent. war
risk only was quoted 10 apply TO the
zone American ship each week 10 Fal-
mouth" as conditioned in the German
note Of yesterday.
At the piers OF the North German
Llovd, Neutrality-suspicious. and Aus,
tran lines, where large numbe' OF
ghips are Self-intrrned. no unusual &C
tivitv was noticed. Police are coop.
Grating with the customs guards 10
preserve neutrality, and no one Is adj
nitled 10 the piers where me ships
are tied up without being Identified
and having proper credcnlia!s.
Collector Malnno's "trip or inspection
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COURSE UNKNOWN
CONTINUED from First Page.)

titudc. Colonel +. NJ. House spent lnr
day here but LETT tonight Tor New
York. In addition to Il long talk Win
the President. he saw Secretary L|ns'
ing, Counsellor Polk. Of the state Le,
uartmenl. Secretary McAdoo, a4'u
PoslmaSttr.Grnrral BurlcSon:
II was stated that the President ndu
made no arrangements Tor going uc
fore Congress hui !, was cohSloriru
Dossible that hn might decide 10 auoP'
this step al any time. ,. ,s
puhljc opinion in this country Is
nninr carefully considered not so
mnrh as a decisive force but as inul'
eating the limit of The first step 10 Oe
taknn The officials realize mat
sryere mental wrench must be eA'
Dariauced 10 turn public though lToo.
homes of peace 10 the even,uall'les VI
Germans action. ~
Break Is Justified. :.
There apparently IS no DIVISION ~
official .3pinion that Germany al,
nouncement iustiiies this country 10
severing diplomatic relations or uaN,
ing belligcrent steps 10 saieS VA. -
American rights. The compete re- e.
pudiation Of all Germany,,s pleaees ~,
the Sussex case is viewed as an opsM
threat made IN Iull CullS!tei"Sl
in utter disregard Of all that ma! LUZ
low , T.,
rnlyed isolated instances Tor "nlcn
apology or PREPARATION would De or
fered or a new announcement WhiCII
could be- modified without ADMISSION
of defeat. The present is resarueu
az representing mature pollCS
made in full consideration that IL VAL
cost the friendship. il not the neu
tralitv of the United States and prop
ably other ncutraS. >,
Preparalions arr now known lc
nave been under way in GermsnE
for months and the information mao
hern allowed 10 pass the Censorship
m have been entirely misleading
Hrthmann-Eollwrg's speech Today Is
Interpreted a. disproying stateme -
allowed to come to this countr!
that the chancellor was opposed tt
unrestricted submarine operations
Thr fact stands ont that official Ger
many has hela off from such a poll
cy. not because of international law
~. consideration for tho United
states but because she did not Zee
il pXpedient at an earlier time.
TO Discontinue Sainngs.
C,OPEEHAI;EN. via London. Feb. 1
1I.G5 n, m.-Danish export steamers
carving agricultural products and mails
to England will discontinue their sail
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FINANCIAL
U-B0AT PLAN
CONTINUED from First Page.j

against In this question. l empha'
sized on each occasion that | was
speaking pro tempoTe and not as a
supporter in principle or opponent III
principle OF the unrestricted employ
ment of U-boat but in consideration
Of military. political and economlc
situation as whole.
viii Shorten War.
II have always proceeded from The
standpoint whether U-boat war would
bring us nearer victorious peace OF
not. Every means, / said i'll March
that was calculated to shorten the
war constitute the most humane pol
icy. When the most ruthless methods
are considered best calculated to lead
US to victory and swift victory. said
then they must be Employed.
This moment has now arrived" he
continues. Last autumn the time
was not yet ripe. but to-day the mo
ment has come when. with the great
est prospects Of success we can un
dertake the enterprise. We must
therefore not wait any longer.
Where has there been any change
in the situation?" the chancellor ask
ed. in the first place the most i'm
portant fact OF all is that the number
OF our submarines has been very con
sIderablv increased as compared with
last spring and thereby a firm basis
for success has been established. The
second co-decisive reason is the bad
cereal harvest Of the world. This fact
already confronts England. France aud
Italy with serious difficulties which
by means of unrestricted U-boat. wal
will be brought to point of unbear
ableness. The coal question, too, l.
a vital question in war. Already il
is critical. as you know, IN italy anu
France Our submarines will make il
still more critical.
The chancellor discussed in deta!
the political situation and then refer
red 10 military affairs as follows:
"A few days ago Field Marshal Won
.ttindenburs described the situation
10 me thus:
Our front stands firm on all sides
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LEGISLATURE HAS
fcontjnued from First Page.)

yides for the creation Of a state
board Of engineers and regulates III"
construction Of all structures imrrov'
irT nublic safety. Senator Luther IS
natron OF a bill providing for protec'
lion from the weather OF railway EN-
p!ovrs at division points, aud SenH-
iOr SinsrI another concerning the
compilation of the Code Of 1916, ana
declaring il competent evidence or
law in all courts of the state. \
measure introduced by Senator Crib
bic relates TO nntaries public and pro-
vidcs for the appointment OF commas
siuners in West Virginia.
Raps Military Court.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs recommended for passage
Delegate Bassel's house joint rrsolu'
ton. which is as folln~s:
THAT this legislature. enters now.
most solemn protest against the trial
by a military commission, OF citizens
Of this state in time Of profound
peace.
"Such a violation OF constitutions
nj safeguards both state and nation
a. of the liberties Of the people il
alarming, and should not BE- allowed
10 escape notice and condemnation
by the Legislative department. of the
government Of the State Of West Fir-
ginia."
The house bill permitting railroads
operated by electricity 10 furnish
electricity 10 Consumers the same as
do other concerns formed for the
purpose, Is the same as Senate Bill
10, which was substituted for the
house bill and remains on second
reading. The bills passing the house
include that providing charter for
the City Of Princeton. relating 10
county detention bones fOT children,
relating 10 the parkerSburg charter.
protection for street railway employees
and prescribing terms Of circuit
courts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
HAD NO Eject.

BOSTON. Feb. l.-Gcrm1ny's sub
marine threat apparently had no effect
on shipping at THIS port today. Foreign
steamship line agencies stated that no
orders wcre received 10 hold Vessels III
port.
There were few foreign steamers In
the hurhor but several ARE on tho way
here from oversee ports AMI many I'm
ers from Boston now are close to the re-
Strlctrd zone.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE a siaali fam: suitable Cor dairy. truck
or poultry farm hardy I" snMi market FuHhct
particulars address BcA lS3. Tltnn,ir. Dho.
feb I'm
FARM FOR SALk-:i:; acre.. good A0I. two mile'
.rrn PROSPEROUS village FIRST grade il.ch rchoo: all
kinds Of fruit: well ar iwn cistems Al door: every
ihInS handy: ais. will Sll stock and machinery:
BARGAIN: $4n pr arIc. For particulars write Mrs.
Mary T. Iie"rrr. Frost. Ohm. D-3l-i
FOR SALE-Est ahliShr faiiOr shop and Equipment:
doing good lH;snrS>; y: a.: >r FROM samples:
god Trade IL CLEARING ad pressing: itSstrd twenty.
thtcc miles fIuI W:.ti:ss un ". l.. T. Gri
S-.us. .I,lcna ohio. "a -;l-i
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FOR RENT

FOR SALE OR REHT-Fr" rnpa hnn>e xt SisnsId
on Wheeling end faIrInunt Inl'. AEyIy D"1iniS
Williams. M"un's,iIl" W. Va; Nat phone ~ J.
fcb-l.i
FOB RENT-Ti.rrr ;Tr,i,."d f""i;s: first fo"r: all
rnuyrnirucrs t!"!I ulr',r S19-I. feh-t-i
FARM FOR Rent TIE j. l. Wilson estate fam.
1916 arrr>. six miles :.on Wheeling on excellent
road II acic> 1T r.,,i Alfalfa nn SHARES tenant FUR
nisI r'iu;. arL r"'r:" bali the product In gain
Dr, .iad.rn Wilson, - fi:;rrc:h r. II';l-i
FOR RERT-.Tw" large furnished front r"nms. l0t
Hain: MAJ. l2n6 u. az nj
Fo2 RENT-sToRERoo NORTH.
WEST COENE2 MAIN AND TENTE
6 sacoS S1'' FL pot ROOMS, ss
MAIN STREET, $40.
STcREROoM AND NINE UPSTA113
ROOFS AT 1907 I1A17r STREET, Sl25
ALSO TYNE FLOORS OF THE HAW.
LEY BU1I. DING.
JAMES L. HAwIEY,
1o65ts MAIN STREET.
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Saryica SUSPENDED.

LONDON. Feb. 1t RhO--ThH
Norwegian Foreign Affairs Committee
held Il session nf ninety minutes at noon
today says Reuters Christiania cores
pundcnt. Until further notice. the cor
respondent adds. mails will not be nc
rcpIcd for transmission Ivy way Of Rcr-
gen for New CASH" or by American lin
rrs. Steamship service between Bergen
and New Castle and all freight traffic
with England has been suspended.
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Tbraa SbiDe Fald I'm,

BALTIMORE. Feb. l.-SiN foreign
shiES left port today. but three of them.
all British. we're held up at Cove Point
and given orders not 10 leave American
waters These were the Manchester
Trader, the Pcntwyn and the Sallust.
Three shipping agencies denied issuing
any orders. but a fourth admitted the
s;tiliugs wcre 10 be held up ut least
tpmD Or.rily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
WOODLAND CITIZENS
OBJECT TO MINE
Hold Mass Meeting Last Night to Pro-
test Against Opening OF Proposed
Coal Shaft.

Steps Ia "rr"s" III" opening Of coal
min. in WroIiHwn. near this Stratford
Hotel. wcr'' iaNCu nj Il mass meeting
-! rilix"u&. hrli lust night IN the Wood
dal.. Nrhuuul hmiIling. Since the recent
announcement hy the Pittsburgh am!
West Virginia r"a! c"rnpanys that II in
l-ud+ IL operate Il mine al tahe base
If ia" hill lm.ar The hotel. considerable
opposition /" its opening has developed
rn IN. rari If the citizens.
- last nights meeting. committee
,.nn.;st:uy .! Thomas Haynes. +. Fries
nili'! and T. ". ). Neif. was appointed
~ ",,n<id'r what action should o" taken.
Another mass meeting will be held next
Wednesday evening.
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American Note Similar.

LONDON, Feb. l. j.. in.-A Vienna
despatch u l;rulcr. via Amsterdam
SAYS that Count CEcrnin. The Austor-
Hungarian minister OF foreign affairs.
has sent n note To the neutral countries
respecting intensified naval warfare. 1t
il along similar lines rs the German note
To the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
Sailtngs Forbidden.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-The Dutch gov
rrnment has Professionally forbidden the
saiiugs OF all vessels, according 70 Il
Reuter- dispatch from The Hague. This
Includes neutralS. The government In
tends to furnish Indications OF the routes
TO Inc followed IN the future, after Il con-
ference with the shipowners and naval
authorities.
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Firemen's Pensions Favored.

sreriaI nlsIatch 20 the lnttscnceT. -,
rIIARLEST0%, w. Va, FEB; inc
wheeling fircmen's pension bill was
rcnnrted to tho house this morning with
II favorable recommendation, but with
several slight committee amendments
suggested by other cities. hut they 40
moi effect the hill az relates to Wheel
iur.. The bill was advanced 20 second
reading and will likely pass carly next
week. CAPTAIN Thompson is here look
ing after Weddings interests. me
amendments in the house Will mean the
hiIl Will have to go back to tho senate