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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
MONDAY, JULY 81. 1911.
PERTH AMBOY

80 AAAAACS AAOIN ANNN 4
! on staten Island Sound, at the
Z mouth Of the Rarltan river and at
I the head OF Raritan Bay.
7 Ocean steamers can dock In from
{ 35 to 40 feet of water.
] Channel 81 feet deep at low wa
I ter leading up the bay from Sandy
{ Hook.
|, Daily teamer service to New
I York.
/ Four railroads. the Pennsylvania,
) Central Railroad of New Jersey,
! Lehigh Valley and the Staten Island
Z Rapid Transit. Branches running in
all directions, affordlng almost an
, unlimited number of excellent fac
/; tory sites.
\ Has two telegraph and two tele-
!, phone companies.
Electric light and gas companies.
|, Two daily newspapers.
Federal p~OstOfhce building.
Public Library.
high school, which Is on the APP
proved list of all the leading uni
versities in the country, four paro-
chial schools and a business col
Churches of all denominations.
City hospital.
Municipal water works.
Prominent center for trolleys to
all parts of the state.
Rfchesr clay deposits In the coun- Z
try in the immediate vicinity. s
Splendid theatrical advantages, I
Some OF the leading industries
are: American Smelling & Refining 5
smelter; Rarttan Copper I
Works smelter; Barber AsphlIt
Works: United Lead Works; United
Cartridge Co: Architectural
rile & Faience Co.; c. Pardee Steel
md Tile Works; Atlantic Terra Cot
a Co, Federal Terra Gotta Co, New
Jersey Terra Gotta Co.; three plants
the National Fireprooing Com
amy and other similar industries
mic Works; Chesebrough Vaseline
Works; Marcy stove Works; two
rydock companies together with
UPWARDS and marine railways,
randard Underground Gable Com
my; Roessler & Hasslacher Chem
al Works; emery mills, coke n
gar factories; cement stone works.
al shipping piers; handkerchief
cd 4: cement works; machine
and iron fOundries.
For further particulars address:
Albert Leon, secretary OF the
oard of Trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
LET THE OREGON LEAD.

LET THE OREGON LEAD,
1t was when the Spanish wal
broke out and the battleship Oregon
made her record voyage around the
Horn" that the nation was first i'm
pressed with the necessity Of build
ing a canal across Panama. Nov
that the waterway is nearing compile
ton 1t has been suggested that TIE
Oregon lead the procession of vs.
sells through the canal when it is
opened. The New York Tribune
comments on this idea as follows:
THE suggestion that the battle
ship Oregon should have the place
of honor in the maritime celebration
of the opening of the Panama Canal
commends itself to favor. 1t would
be too much to say that the Oregon
caused the building of the canal, but
it is entirely just to say that she
gave to this country n of the most
effective object lessons as to the need
of the canal and UNNECESSARILY slim
ulated the demand for its prompt
construction by this country and I'M
der this country's sole control.
at was In March, 1898, that the
Oregon was sent for. She was then
on the Pacific coast where she was
not likely to be needed, and she was
directed to come forthwith to the At
lantic or Gulf Coast where she prob
ably would be needed, and where, in
fact, she did render invaluable SER
vices. Every one wildly remembers
the intense interest with which her
journey was watched. the mingling
of anxiety and satisfaction, with
which her progress from point to
point was noted upon the map and
the thankfulness, relief and exulta-
ton when at last she was reported
safe and sound at Jupiter Lights.
But what had the ship to do, and
what did she do? The u was by
way of the Strait of Magellan, 49,
0 miles and 1t consumed ~sixty-sev-
n days. Had the isthmian canal
cen In existence, it would have been
run of only 1900 miles, consum- 5
g only twenty-three days-perhaps $
IS. Had the canal been in exist t
ice the Oregon would have reached y
lpiter Inlet by April 10, or two
eeks before the beginning of the n n
ar, instead of May %, or a month
ter it began. The canal would
I'VE saved weeks of time thous- 2;
IDS of miles of travel, perils in
Imerable, deep anxiety and posi-
y the war itself, for the presence D
the Oregon with the rest of our a
early in April, 1898, might =
we had a material influence in the CT
.sotiationss which were M pol
'ess. t
When the government and the !.
alton realized the significance of
facts it was resolved that the t
vo ocean coasts of the United
tates should be Joined by a water J
ray at the earliest possible moment,
nd it would be highly fitting to let
he Oregon, once the pride of the
lavy, lead the line of warships and
If merchant vessels forming the in
.ugural procession from Colon to
Oanamap
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
ALFRED ANDERSON.
PARQUET FLOORS.
Scraping, Refnishing, Old Floors Made
Like New. 357 Broadway, Totten.
vile, N. Y. Tel. .974-J, Tottenville.
PROPOSALS.
For Constructing Pavement on Sheridan
Street from Paterson Street to
Market Street, for the City
of Perth Amboy, N, j.

Market Street, for the City
of Perth Amboy, N. j.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Council of the City of Perth Am,
boy, N. j., in the Council Chamber at
the City Hall, Perth Amboy, N. j., at
$50 p. M Aug. 9TH, 1911, for furnish
inT all material and construct
ing complete according to plans and
specifications a Bithulithic Pavement
on Sheridan Street, Perth Amboy, n. J..
Certified check for $500 must accom-
pany all bids.
A satisfactory surety bond for
for the faithful performance
the contract will be required of the
successful bidder, which will be re-
turned when work is accepted.
Specifications may be obtained at the
of the City Surveyor.
The Council reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids if in their judg-
nent they best serve the city interest.
By order of the Council of the City
If Perth Amboy, N. J.
GEORGE NJ. ADAIR,
23Ol6 1926 lot. Street Commissioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT.
FARE TO NEW YOR

Round Trip 81
SO Trip Ticket 49, o,
Monthly Communication ........,. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
ALASKA INQUIRY ON
investipation OF Controller Bay
Fraud Begun by House
COMMITTEE.

WASitINGTD\.Ju July Testimony
preliminary to % thorough probing Of
the restoration Of the Controller Iiay
sands To- entry and the claims repre-
s-nted by Richard : Ryan. Of New
York said to represent the Guggen-
helm Mining syndicate ia an effort 10
monopoiiz- Alaskan coal folds. was
taken hv the hpusccommittc' on cN-
p"rditurts in tho interior department
To-day Th" Witnesses were Major !.
B. GaVauaugh. assistant 10 the chief
81 ,upirsors of IN" army. and Alfred
I E.ooks iu charge Of Alaskan min
'ral resources FOR tho United states
geological survey. who told ~ tho top
u--rHph,aud coal resources uf IN" CON
truilrr fnY region and 81 tho permits
already granted Dos tho war depart
mont there Tor trcstles. whar,os. etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
Alfred George Curphey Wanted in
Mellon Suit Vanishes
With Friend.
LATEST SENSATION
IN PITTSBURG SCANDAL,
Counsel Asks For Continuance of
Case and Intimates Man
May Reappear.

NEW YORK. July 14.-Central
ofhces detectives seeking Alfred
George Curphey. the Englishman.
named as correspondent in the di.
vorce suit OF Andrew w. Mellon. the
Pittsburg banker. have reported to
the district attorney that both Mr..
Curphey and his friend. Captain Thos.
w. kirkbride. have apparently van
ished. So declared Assistant District
Attorney Johnson in a motion today
TO declare forfeited their bail of 81. 500
each.
Francis p. Garvin. who represents
the men, in asking the court to ad.
Journ the case until July 10. intimat.
ed that his clients would be on hand
AT that time. The request was
granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
Sen. WaiSOn'S Political Party
After Bank Director.


Directors of national lfrt. Who
.il fp bold mr.fu.. f-eqr.rr. aud
Hh1 give other evidence of % Hpt of
personal interest boz tho affairs of
their hauk will hereafter hrd 90 va.
Noral hank examiner overhaul ng
their institution. af irlef four times a
.car
order. vorc iteard ~ aI Naiipr1l
bank examiners today tp request
banks iu fhrir districts fD hold d..
rorinrg meotues ~ loasf or,a 70
wrnfh. i1 maintain t discount com
miffrc. an cvamin.ug committee. and
'p 81 lppI H permanent system of 49,.
prov 'nr loans and dIe.uurfe
Those which refuse Nul hc OK
amiucd af lc1sf quarterly. proceed
ure adopted with banks which are
considered uueafr
Fore.0n bills have been introduced
ht 'puFrr- r-.msn Uas for West Nir
rr frr at follow Mary a. Gillespie.
lr.. L,lok and William IloIekea
1. sWf fho contcuiouco OF Pros.
derf fHn 90 second change Has been
madn Iu fln i.f. of fIc NHfpraI F.ref
N.i mr.'.fr under fhc auspices OF
fNr Ufcau 0f Wircs af Pfta
burg IU. frN aafr Dol October .1th.
a miniature mime horror and rcscur
VIII le a feature.
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Battle TO End
Long Man Hunt
rOSSeS TRAIL w. VA. BANDITS
TO HOME IN LINCOLN
COUNTY.
WADE Threat They Would Kill More
Oeteetives-5attle Expected
Before Daylight.

"P.vun. .,iSn .ch ." he lntelifgencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. July il
Although Detective Jack Horton was
Killed by Aaron Collins near this CITY.
last Monday afternoon. and although
scores OF detectives and deputy
sherins have been on the trail of
Coliins and his pal. John Dotson. who
Ialled in his effort TO kill Constable
Holmes at the time Horton was killed
the bandits have thus far remained
oeyond the grasp of the officers.
The officers have met with numer-
GUS persons who have conversed with
collins and Dotson, who are under
the impression they killed Holmes as
Wen as Horton. Information received
Dy Justice Hill this afternoon was thar
toilins and Dotson had separated and
that each had started for their homes
along Mud Fort OF Mud river in Lin
coin county. Dotson is accompanied
by relative
POsses. one under Detective Howard
smith, Is tonight headed for Dotson's
nome and another for Collins home.
The two live about twelve miles apart
Zach posse will arrive al their desti-
nation before midnight but they will
be many miles from me nearest tele-
phone so that no information can be
had until some morrow. A pitched
battle Is expected al each place. as
'h has declared they will kill a few
lore detectives before they are taken.
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VIII Have Democratic U. s. Senators
% Meet Constituents Picked
Win Core.
InfsIiigsncer Burssu.
~ 4. : L u - q L IL

Infsiiigsncsr Bureau.
Wartln yt0u. r. G. Jly Do.
Act.ifr ON tho part OF Senator
Watson t1 rnrh ns control ON tho
democratic part. aiu assume fro
spccfacular Saturday. Hifh fhr scene
shifted from fhc national capitol fo
DIS West NIrgiu'a estate near FaIr
mont There. sffh SOME eight rr nine
mcmbcra OF fhc United State. senate
a. his gIosfs fhay having I.0 hcrc
tonight boo special sar hc tT im
proes upon selected haiffIndred Of
admiring Went |ireuIa Democrats
tho necessity OF giving support fo hIm
End retaining him nf Washington lu.
c.1cniaHy r iH supposed fhc pros
deutial situation uilI br discussed. ff
being an open secret fhaf Watson ~
thfou have promised West Virginia
democracy tO fhc Harmon IUomrr.
ard reports OF ZOO open alliance v.'n
fho Sew York 1ammsny machine
have never been denied Or West
virginia Democrats Will iusf iau boz
with tho Watson Ica aI will boo bar.
n.sH. pus f0r fhc machine. and ufrr.
effs and Saturday. rDufrronro I. rt.
pr,frd FOO Fp long vay towards co..
oOmDilshius that end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

NEW YORK > an Hays Ham
mond. the special American ambas-
sddor 10 the coronation. returned TO-
uay on tlc Lusitania. His secretary
felt free To- say that MIR. Hammond
would not be- the next ambassador
TO Germany
BRIDGEPORT. Conu.-Chas Don
nelly and bride returned from their
honeymoon today. 10 find their now
home had been almost completely
dismantlcd by burglars and all the
wedding presents taken.
NEW HAVEN In court Judge
Mathcwson passed sentence on boy
that be- be whipped by his father.
and the judge passed his own cane
over to DO the act William Hunt.
the victim. was so cucrCctically b..
laborcd the cane broke
NEW YORK-A peculiar automo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
Ohio Boosts
Rail Values
ASSESSMENTS SHOW BIG IN
CREASE ON ALL ROADS.
Erie Branch is Jumped From Seven
To Over Thirty-eisht Millions
In the Valuation.

COLUMBUS, o.. July 1.-THE tax
commission of Ohio. is setting new
valuations OF railroads for taxation to.
day. placed greatly increased tenative
valuations on several railroads. The
Chicago and Erie. which was listed
last year for $l.064.7 is now valued
tentatively by the commission at So
94l.9 800.
The New York. Pennsylvania and
Ohio. one OF the Erie lines. is estimat-
ed to be worth SIS. .i73 900 by the com
mission. IL was listed last year at
S7.00J. POS.
The Wabash, Pittsburg Terminal
was listed last year at $247.525 is IN
creased nearly 20 times by the com
mission S4.7jJ. 900.
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie IS
placed tentatively at S4.5I3.O0o. Last
year il was S934.J .Jgg
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bile explosion today Killed Arthur A.
Daley, q chauffeur. and injured Ar
thur WCieh becker. his employer. who
was with him Boo the car.
SARAGOSSA. spain Thirty per
sons we're wounded last night during
encounters between the strikers and
civil guards in the streets OF the
city.
LOS ANGELES. July 10 October
~ was set as the date for the open
inC o. tho Mcnamara dynamiting
trial by Iudcc Hordwell
NEW YORK Edwin A Kraft IN
the ". VI. e. A. sym tried back
hand spring and fractured his neck.
lio viii die
NEW YORK-Ioseph Fry. agcd III
years. is visitinc gotham. hale and
vigorous and is viewing the sightA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
Lowry Sticks
To Sugar Story
Refuses TO Deny to Investigator
That Removal OF Duty Would
Benefit Consumer.

WASHINGTON. July f4.-Frank g
Lowry. sales agent for the Federal
sugar Refining Company. Sp-nt his
third day on the witness stand before
the house sugar investigating com
mite to-day. Louisiana cane grow
'is and sugar manufacturers who had
been called L. testify to-day. will be
heard to- morrow.
NJ. Lowry had said that the elimi-
mutton or reduction Of duty on sugar
would benefit the consumer. and Rep
rcSentetives Malby. Of New York. and
F,-dr cN. 81 Michigan. sought repeat
edly q have him admit that facts and
ngurcs. which they laid before him.
proved that this was not a fact.
Much of the committees attention
was given to book by Professor
George Thompson Surface. OF Yale
niVersity. presented To each member
with tn" compliments Of the American
tan" Growers Association. ~ pre-
scented glowing pictures Of the pros
peri'v of employees ~ the sugar indus
tr, of to-day. The witness said that
most of the sugar workers Ia the
Philippines. Hawaii and california
war" pri"ntals. and in louisiana tnsv
w'rc negroes. Mr. Raincy declared
that IN" book has been sent out 20 the
American pcopl" for the purpose of
pulling something over their eyes to
keep them from knowing the real
facts"
preventative Rakcr read figures
show INK that practically All of tho
sugar industry employees In Hawaii are
iuf'iEucfs. 81 per cent or them being
japanese. Mr. Fprdnoy insisted upon
kr"winE whore the GGuos came from.
and AZ Eaksr reluctantly said they
had boon prepared by Daniel T.
t'lN'sf'. commissioner general Of i'm
migration. Tor hts usc. but not Tor
Ntfudurtinn aa au official document
li' said Mr.. bkecfr would not be,
90 rmittcd co. furnish such a paper Of
ffli.ftv
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Uncle Zeb and The Weather

with the drought
partially broken. We
, 7pe the crops that
vero figuring on BE-
ing a faiiurs viii
reconsider the mat
ter.
THE WEATHER
WAcUIHOTO OFT
July ~ Western
Pennsylvania and
Ohio generally fair
Saturday and sun
daV. not much
change fn tempern
ture
west Virginia -
Probably fatr Sat
urfrv ana SUNDAY.
not much chan 70 in
tsmporaturc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15

WASHINGTON. July 1i-After
secret consideration of charges made
ny Delegate Wickersham. OF Alaska.
that Attorney General Wickersham
deliberately permitted the statute OF
limitations TO run against agents OF
the Alaska syndicate who defrauded
the government through perjury TO
the extent of $4,000. the house COM
mittee on judiciary has determined 10
report favorably a resolution OF in
auiry offered by Delegate Wicker
sham. The resolution would call
upon the attorney general to furnish
the house with all documents. ami
davits and testimony in his posses
sion. relating 70 an affidavit sub
mitted to him more than a year ago.
and sworn to by II. !. Douglas. former
auditor OF the Alaska syndicate in
1905.
Delegate Wickersham startled the
committee when in executive commit
tee he produced a copy OF an affidavit
relating to an alleged criminal act
committed by Captain ID. II. Jarvis.
Of the Alaska syndicate. and formerly
prominent in the government revenue
cutter service who committed suicide
I'm Seattle on June 30. the day follow
ing the Introduction of the Wicker
sham resolution. calling for produc-
tion Of the papers in the case and by
John H. Bullock. oi the John j. Ses-
nor coal Company. of Nome. Through
connivance o. these men. II vas
charged that the government was de-
frauded on coal contracts and that
evidence 10 that effect vas permitted
10 remain until acted upon in the
attorney generals office for more than
"A year until the statute Of limitations
expired last May
Bought Up Witnesses.
Delegate Wickersham furnished he
committee with Photographic copies
of letter of an attorney for the
Alaska syndicate 10 y. N. Jarvis. ad-
mitting the expenditure Of money 10
control government Witnesses in the
Hazey murder trial iu 1905. wherein
an agent Of the Alaskan syndicate
was accused OF numbering laborers
employed by rival interests during the
construction Of railroad in Alaska.
: photograph of an expense account
for S1.I33 40 OF " B. Morrisey. en-
ployed by the syndicate. n is claimed
20 entertain N0Ff'l llilif'llt W Ut llfH'f's'
and jury men in that connection. also
was submitted 10 the committee. This
evidence. Delegate Wickersham de-
clared. also is in the possession % the
attorney general Delegate Wicker
sham urges on the judiciary commit
tee the Douglas affidavit involving tho
representative az the NOrtlt cstern
Commercial Company. on" ~ tho
Alaska syndicate concerns. and the
ScsnOr coal Company.
Oefrsuded Of $4,000.
"On May -. 1910" Do said. u seni
10 Attorney General Wickcr-ham =
copy of the affidavit. calling his a.
tcnfion 20 the fact that the govern
menf had been deiraudod OF S500ua
by perjury and a combination of those
two corporations 100 tho sal" of coaI
20 The government ior military posts
IN Alaska asked him ~ make an in
testigafIon and prosecute those pcO
pie for rho crime committed in that
transaction received "a letter oi
Ccontinuod on ghth PageD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
Miners May Riot
Trouble is Feared Just Across the
Pennsylvania Line In
Strike.

WASHINGTON. Pa. July IA
strike Of 200 miners. Slavs and
Italians. az the Acme mine OF the
Pittsburg- -Wcstmoreland Coal Com.
pany. at BentleyVilie. near here. is
causing The authorities anxiety About
evenly divided. the foreigners show
bitter feelings. The cause OF the
trouble was trifing. 4 heavy guard
has been placed at Bentleyville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
WOIAN'S TRIAL SET
Wife Of One o. the MoNararas 10
Come 10 Monday-Charged
With Contempt

IDS N<GELI-. 'H.. Jult % Tho
h.Hriur ef sprf.Wpt proceedings
ar.tIrai Mrs Drti. Sc NHuirIi wife
of fh. alleged confessed dtnamitor for
refusing fn Hurwtr questions h"f"r"
thp ifaud lurl. was srf f0r r'Vt Mon
ut. rfr tftN4rief refused 20 an
.tt,r tus rrHud iurf.s questions On
tn. ground fl.f hsr answers wtrht
ir.rimirtfr hpr husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
ANARCHY IN TEHERAN
Cabinet Res ans and the Whole Coun-
try Is IN = State Of Rebellion.

LONUON. July IA special dis
patch to the STANDARD from Tehcrau
say. that tho cabinet has resigned and
thar the country is in n state of an.
archy The roads are unsafe and 10.
b"liious movements are IN progress at
Shiras. capital Of tho Province OF FAIRS.
herman -hah and Selma, capital Of
Eurdisfan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
Senate Fixes
Day.tO Vote on
Reciprocity
for Vote Ended and
Democratic Tariff Bills Follow
1t in Quick Order.
BRISTOW AMENDMENT
TO RECIPROCITY LOST.
All Doubt Removed As to Reci-
procity Passing Senate Intact
On July 22nd.
CumMINS PREDICTS
GENERAL REVISION.

WASHINGTON. July IL
Senator Cummins. of Iowa
insurgent. after adjournment
today, expressed conviction
that despite the program
there would be general tariff
revision before the close. He
based his belief on the fact
that the Democrats and insur
gents would stand together
and force amendments to the
free list bill adding wool.
sugar. steel, cotton, ect., to
that measure.
AT least we shall have
legislative revision before we
adjourn" he said. II do not
know what the president will
DO but We will give him a
chance TO speak for himself"
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WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE sen.
ate will vote on the Canadian reci-
procity bill July %. on the woG tariff
revision bill July %. on the 4 te list
bill August /. congressional rsappor.
tionment bill August 3. stateheod bill,
Tor Arizona and New Mexico. su the
legislative day of August z. ara will
adjourn. according to the gensral IN
derstanding. quickly thereafter. This
voting program, decided upon after
prolonged conference to-day. sad re.
sultlng from conferences that have
covered many days, was agreed 10 by
the senate.
The agreement contained no seecific
provision regarding adjournmert. but
II rs understood generally tkat ad-
journment will follow Immediately the
disposition OF the statehood biSs All
the measures mentioned have passed
the house. President Taft vas quick.
ly acquainted with the seraie's action
and expressed his qualification, par
tlcularly over the precedence given
the reciprocity bill in the progrim.
The understanding forecast. the
end OF a long struggle in the ienate
over the reciprocity and the Demo
cratic tariff measures. The final votes
viii not be taken on the bills FAMED
until the dates fixed. but amend nents
can be disposed OF from time to time.
Publicity Measure in Doubt
No agreement was reached GA the
campaign publicity bill. Senator Pen
rose, Republican leader, ammo need
that II had been found impossible TO
include in the definite Agreements any
more subjects than those named.
Senator Martin. Democratic leader,
assured Senator Kenyon, Republican
lnsurgcnt. that the Democrats would
make every effort to secure a vote on
the publicity measure which would re-
quire publicity OF campaign funds be-
fore election
Senator Borah is determined 10
press the joint resolution, providing
FOR he election of senators by direct
vote. and he will lose no chance to
bring about an agreement between tho
conferces on that measure. lie has
so notified them and they have agreed
10 have their first meeting within tho
next day or two.
Defeat Bristow Amendment.
The Bristow amendment 10 the
Canadian reciprocity bill. proposing "A
reduction OF the sugar tariff and the
Of Dutch standard"
basis OF assessing tariff on imported
(cOntinusd on Ghth Pug.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-15
Watson is Building Fences

states will be formed for the COM
INK election. Since the old line Dem
ocrats have openly announced that
they viii no longer support Watson
and his machine politics the coal
baron backed by the interests will
again try To force his seat I'm the
senate and already he Is planning
for the coming battle.
With such old limo Democratic pap
crs rs the Panhandle News. Mon
roe Watchman. Shepardstown Reg
istcr. Huntington Advcrtif'r. and
(continued on ghth PagsJ