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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
GLASSCOCK
CONTINUED From rirst Page,

deal OF this bitterness and mental
anguish after he had resigned a seat
IN the United States senate because he
could not control the federal patron
age of his state. He never returned
to the capital Of his country after he
had retired To private life"
Riches and Coed Name.
Il hardly know what great riches
mean in this day. When I was a boy
IL was thought that the man who
could pay his debts and have ten or
fifteen thousand dollars 10 do with as
ne pleased vas a man OF great riches.
soon change came. and II was
necessary 10 b" worth fifty or a hun
dred thousand dollars 10 be classcd
among the dch. still later IL be
came necessary 10 be a millionaire n
You would sit in places where only
the rich could be found: and now
hardly know what amount of wealth
Is necessary in order to be called a
man Of great riches. HUT this I do
know. Riches per Sc have never add
ed 10 the good name Of anyone. and
there Is no good reason why wealth
should dctract from good name.
Tho smallest war cloud that may
appear in the horizon causes tho
breasts Of our boys. our young men.
our middlc-agcd men. and even those
whose hair D. well silycrcd with gray.
10 heavo with patriotism and "A desire
20 be first enlisted IN dcfense-not OF
palaces. nor automobiles. nor sum
mer resorts. nor winter homes: hut
Of those numerous castles where live.
winter and summer. those who by
blood and marriage are the dearest
possessions known 20 man.
Good Name Of Country.
And We should be just as anxious
about the good name OF our state and
OF Our country as We are about our
individual or personal standing
among those who know us. and This
good name is worth more to us 10 "a
nation or state than great wealth.
Those in control Of our trausporta-
tiou facilities FOO this state will boast
OF the number ~ miles of railroad
tratersinE our hills. valley and noun
fains our farmers Ike 10 tell Of
our production ~ wheat. corn hay
and cattle our manufacturers speak
of the value Of their wares. the
amount - money invested. the mum
her OF men employed and Tho wages
paid We boast NJ state rich boz
minerals and capable of producing AZ
good fruits. rralrs. cattle and sheep
ae any ~ our sister states. and bon
some Instances superior quality.
iiuf arc we always ~ miudful of our
good raup a- wc should boz
go DOES not necessarily follow that
because We would FIGHT for our couu
Try flHf if bears Eood name which
we would protect Tho savage fights
for OFFS native land. NOT as iu'o.Igcu.
ly. hut az desperately and az bravcly
as the soldiers Of our own country
for thr honor ard supremacy of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Will be Appreciated.

The Wheeling Traction Company.
starting with last night. and to con-
tinue during the meeting of the as
semhly az EpwOrht Park. Bethesda.
VIII on Sunday. Tuesday and Thurs
day nights run late car from Bellairc
10 Shadyside. Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry 10 connect with the late B. Il O.
train. This means that Shadyside.
bridgeport and Martins Ferry people
can attend the assembly and reach
their homes hy coming into Bellaire
on the midnight train.
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Important Meeting.

An important meeting Of city coun-
Gil si!l be held Tuesday evening. at
which time number OF important
matters Will be taken up for action.
II Is likely that an ordnance to con-
struct sewers on Belmont street will
be presented Another matter that is
likely 70 be brought up is the filthy
and unsanitary condition Of the street
al the corner OF Belmont street and
Central avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
BRIDGEPORT
Young Boy Who Ran Away From
Home IN PittsbUrg Is or
dered % Return

a llf'lc hov about % ycare ~ ago
vas found wandering around 'n Firb
Nood sunday morning Dos Nr- Dor
coy and shc cent him 20 Marshal Nc.
C'airn Tho hoy aaif hn ran away
,r0m His home bob Fiftahurr ord hai
slept ouf in rho open Saturday night.
hu' was ready ~ return ~ hi4 home
30" had eivfv cents ir money. and
Marshal NrC'airn sent him 90 the %.
Ir" in Wheeling. where Dr. WAS
fhouFhf DO could purchase ar cxcir.
SION ticket with bic money Tho L,y
acted o. 10 h" bad had con .dcrahIe ct
pcronc" and ~as ahlr to l0ok after
himself
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RECIPROCITY
Continued from first Pags)

regime TO draw attention from reel.
procity.
The government alleges that the
conservatives are relying for success
on large financial support expected
from manufacturers in Canada. tarin
rcformers in England and anti-rcci-
procity interests In the United States
Apparently the government will not
lack necessary funds. They are said
TO be certain Of the support OF thous-
ands Of grain growers in western Can
ada. who are we'll organized
a conservative government Is in
power in Ontario. but 81 has been in
timated that as Premier Whitney has
the support Of many Liberals. he is
hes.fa'ing 10 set his organization
against Premier I.aurier
Liberal governments are Tn power
I'm the provinces 81 Nova Scotia.
Prince Edward Island Quebec. Sas.
kltchwan and Alberta They viii
givc tho government and reciprocity
all possible aid Manitoba and British
Columbia promise opposition
To t.. f,.s Gas. ..- tf... ...... go
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Warnoek Funeral TODAY.

Funeral SERVICES Tor Miss Ruth
Narnock will be held this morning at
1880 at the residence OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ". {. Warnock. of
Belmont street. The remains will be
taken to Warnock for interment.
REV w. Il. McCown. pastor OF the
Warnock and Belmont L.. +. churches.
VIII conduct the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Lack OF Interest.

Outside of the office OF mayor there
was no interest in either OF the old
parties for the local minor offices.
and the coming contest will see only
a warm contest for that OF mayor.
Both Republicans and Democrats had
to draft members OF the party TO run
Tor council and assessors. while in
other years these offices have been
sought for. For the places of audi
tor. treasurer and solicitor there will
be no contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Reduce SALARY.

At the meeting Of council Saturday
night an ordinance was passed under
the suspension Of the rules reducing
the salary from $1,000 TO 81 900 per
year The salary for councilmen Is
800 per year: solicitor. $3.50. an in
crease of $50: director of safety. $3.50.
n reduction of $50: treasurer, 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Funeral Of MIR. Witte.

The funeral OF William Witte. ST.
who died Friday night. will be- hel4
81 the home on Gravel Hill this after
noon az = O'Clock. Rev. B. r. King.
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
church. will conduct the services. al
ter which intcrment will be made in
Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Funeral TUESDAY,.

Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Mrs. John Calderwood. who
died Friday evening at Beaver Falls.
Pa. will be conducted Tuesday af-
ternoon at o'clock from the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frazier. on West Walnut street. The
interment will he made in Riverview
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Opcncd Rida

The building committee Of Bel
laire lodge OF Elks held "A meeting in
the office OF Attorney Fred Spriggs
Saturday night and opened bids FOR
the Elks' new home to be erected IN
this city. but no information concern
ING the bid was given out. The COM
mittee examined the plans OF the pro-
posed building with Architect Bates,
OF Wheeling. The contract for the
building will be awarded in Il few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Nine Mills.

Nine mills will operate this week in
the Aetna Standard There will he
SIX sheet mills. two jobbing mills and
one plate mill. Mil No. =. which is
being repaired. will he ready 10 oper-
ate some time to-day. but all the other
mills are in good condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
OellNer Able Sernnon.

Rev. Mr.. Robertson, OF Kirkwood.
Ill. who occupied the pulpit OF the
First United Presbyterian church
Sunday. delivered two very able ser
mons and made good impression on
The congregation. He is a candidate
for the pastorate of the church.
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Report Today.

The board OF review will report to
day TO the county auditor in St
Clairsvile. The amount OF increase
was not made public by the board.
This will complete their work unless
the state tax commission should or
der them to continue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Goes TO Washinqton.

Congressman W. Il. Francis re-
turned 10 Washington. u. c.. last
evening after spending few days
here lie is Of the opinion that con
gross will adjourn soon, but his com
mittee work may keep him busy for
several weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Knocks Out Detective.

The Enquirer carried an item Sun
day stating that Attorney General Ho-
gan had decided that the new coun-
ty detective law was not constitutional
and il null and void The decision
means that this county will not have
a detective and will end a squabble
that has caused considerable IN feel
ing. as well as making and unmaking
politicians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
BELLAIRE
Case Involving Alleged Purchase Of
Jobs to Be Investisated-other
News Of Bellaire.

II is reported that trouble at Rail
and River mire No. !. in which seven
foreigners made affidavits alleging
that they had purchased Jobs from a
mine boss at prices varying from SO
10 $40. will be Investigated wednes-
day by the sub-district miners Of
hcials. II is intimated that a large
numer OF foreign miners. in addition
to those making affidavits. have also
purchased Jobs.
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Go Compino.

The following well known mill
workers will leave today for Kimbel-
ton. Guernsey county, where they will
camp for several weeks: George Nc
CURE. Thomas Jones. Herbert Rath-
bone. John Haiflinger and II. Porter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Dr.. Pierce'S FaYOfite Prescription

y The csi oi eli incidence Tor the - dscosc-
dfsordcrs rni wcaspcssce peculiar 90 ID No
only preparation uf its Kind devised hy regularly craiu
otcd rhYsicsnon experienced and skilled specialist iu
che diseases % omen.
u l. ssfe medicine "a condition Of TIC
THE ONE REMEDY which contains alcohol
-nd iaiurious hai.i;-forminc druGs end which
orestes cravinG for ouch srnuian.s.
TnF ONF REMEDY food thst - matters
are not sfraid 90 rr.nt its cvery infrrdirat
esch outside bottle wrapper nrd attest 60 tho
frulhfnlrra. u d. .nrar r-drr 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Good
Pianos.
CHEAP
c. kurtzmann & Co.'S Branch
Store Sold to the c. A.
House Music Co. at
a Sacrifice.
PIANOS co ON
SALE TO-DAY
Lowest Prices Ever Known
for Strictly High Class
Pianos.
Come Quickly If You Want
the Piano Bargain of
a Lifetime.
Come Quickly If You Want
the Piano Bargain of
a Lifetime.
EASY TERMS OF
PAYMENT ACCEPTED

AS announced III the sun
day morning papers in a full
page advertisement, the G.. 4.
House Music Company have
purchased the entire stock of
the G. kurtzmann & Co.'S.
Dunkirk, \. Y. branch store.
and the pianos are here and
are being offered for sale at
from One-half to two-thirdS
the Originalprice.
In this stock are 20 Kurtz-
MAINS, some lverS s. Ponds.
Chickering, Steinway and nu-
merouS other makes. Some of
these instruments are new.
some have been used, ana al
together it is the most magniii-
cent showing Of pianos ever
offered at a sacrifice price.
ANY person VINO IS cOntem-
plating the purchase of a piano
within the next five years will
find it to their interest TO look
over this display. and they can
surely find something that Just
meets their requirements at
about half what they expected
to pay.
To give YOU some idea of
what can he found here there
are three uprightS in mahog-
any, perfectly plain colonial
cases, rich, powerful tone.
Kurtzmann'S price tag SAYS
100000. We have them
marked at $4,000.
There is a good upright.
suitable for practice purposes.
at $500. Another one for
$1,000. Another one for
Sil3.OO.
There are few choice new
uprightS in dark mahogany.
full plate with pushed pins and
powerful tone. kurtZmann'S
price tags says S25O.OO. We
have cut them ~ $1,000.
There is a good Chickering
for Sl55.OO. a StcinWll tor
S225.OO, ami many others
that We have no space to mem
ton.
There is also an opportunity
IN save from 100000 to
$4,000 on fine new PLAYER
piano.
II IS rare indeed that such
an opportunity affords ~ huy
flrSt-claSS pianos AZ such a
price We advise c1rly a'ten-
ton if interested. rs the hest
bargains are likely to rc picked
up quickly
Any instrument in the lgi
can he purchased on mall
monthly payments without in
teTest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Porch PARTY.

Miss Helen Long. OF Noble street.
will entertain the Dainty Stitch club
with porch party at her home
THURSDAY evening. The members are
anticipating good time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Have PostoHce

Rrooksidc will have postoflco m
short time. as The residents have
been notified that an Office would be
established IN the near future The
residents now receive their mail IN
bridgeport and by u p T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Young Child Dies

Evelyn. the one-year-old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcfarland.
died Sunday morning at the family
nome on South Second street after a
Few days illness. The funeral ser.
vices will be conducted from the
family home Tuesday afternoon. and
the interment will be in Riverview
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
EuIl IirLetr

II is said that both Of tho old par
tics have full municipal tickots. and
thor" is number Of contests. except
for council The township ticket for
both Tho old parties is said 10 have
several vacancies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
CHARGED With Assault.

man by the name of Green. living
IN the West. was arrested Sunday
morning on a charge ~ assault. he
put mp for his appearance and will got
q hearing before Mayor Bresock 10.
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

Inc hve men put up for their appear
ance and will be given 4 hearing to-
day before Mayor Long.
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sold h
e l-
uni che dtuGf
g. selfish nc6t Such Co be
be itself. hsi uhsf 90 far
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League of Trinity Lutheran church
will he entertained this evening at
the home Of Rev. ID. T Cricken berger
in Kirkwood. All the members are
urged 10 be present.
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oraftina PolItlelans.

And what Of the man who
plays the other part Of the trag-
edy' The man who places no
value on his own honor and would
buy that 81 his fellow citizen a.
the lowest possible price7 The
vino fears neither God or man.
wr9 has no respect for the rights
81 others. who would traffic In
virtue just AZ quickly ~ he would
traffic m votes. Judas lscsriot
has just - much right % have a
place m history with Peter and
Paul and john as such = man has
with any seifrespecting citizen o.
free country u is nauseatina
70 think o. man az q lawmaker
who violates one ~ the most sa-
cred laws ~ the land 20 secure his
position. The man who buys an
oHclal position In the very nature
% things cannot be y true serv.
ant o. the people. and you Will
find him taking position with
the interests that have the most
money. Ne cannot be expected 20
favor = primary election law be-
cause al % his training. expert
cncc and ability have been used
20 defeat law and the rights Of his
fellow men. Ne knows that u is
easier and cheaper 20 purchase =
few than 20 undertake 20 corrupt
the whole electorate. Ard he
shys worse a. corrupt practices
act than any mule you ever saw
does az the first automobile u
sees. You can't get him Within
aunshot % any measure that
would treat him Ike any other
criminal.
My friends. We cannot get aw Z
from The foot that disregard or ia,
hrcrds contempt FOR law 10 so
would make your laws effective tho
must be- respected fear there o. to
.ffIc respect Cor tho majesty of Oh
law iu This country. and this lack G
respect leads to the corruption of ou
'otcrs aud public officials, aud thl
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stars and stripes. But the savage
knows no other means OF defense.
and II internal troubles arise he set
ties them by the same methods that
he employs in dealing with outside
enemies. our difficulties with a
foreign foe are most remote. There
probably has never been a time in
the history OF our country when peace
with the world was so we'll assured
as now. And this being true. we
have the more time To correct abuses
and to make OF ourselves politicians
in the true meaning of the term, that
is. one who is interested I'm the regu-
lation or government of state. for
the preservation of its safety. peace
and prosperity
our good name depends upon the
conduct of our citizenry. II cannot
he maintained unless we give 10
every citizen and to every interest
square deal nothing more and moth
ing less.
Vote Sellers.
IF we rob a fellow citizen Of his
legal right 10 cast one vote for the
candidates Of his choice. and have the
Same honestly counted. we commit a
crime against the state and reflect
upon our good name II we sell our
right Of suffrage for few jaltry dol
lars we are criminals. unworthy of
the name of American citizenship.
and should be deprived OF our right
10 participate in governmental ar
fairs How can q man who trades
upon his own honor. as well "a upon
the honor OF his family and Of his
country. expect TO be trusted in less
important things. \ man who viii
sell his vote won't Pay his grocery
or meat bill ~ he can find any way
TO avoid it. You can't trust him I'm
the jury box. and II your country
needed soldiers you would have 10
watch him or he will play the part Of
% Bencdict Arnold lie Is not a good
citizen. cannot be a good father or
husband. and il would bc better for
rs 90 tie milestone around his neck
and cast him into the middle Of the
sea than 10 try to build mp and main
tain government of the people. for
the people and by the people with
such criminals a. he.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

the hour OF closing Saturday. He could reach the
clerks office in about seven minutes from Wall Street.
He had a clear eighteen minutes but first he had TO
dig out OF the filing the big cnvcop containing the
papers and look up the record in the huge dusty books
He staggered little under their weight; but he found
the place and somehow one but the angels above
will ever really know how-copicd out OF the forms
notice Of appeal filled put back on it, and grabbed
his hat.
please Miss Swazcy. lust wait till | get back, I'll
run all the way" he asked family and Zaza who had
closed her machine and was adjusting her rat before
triangular fragment Of mirror with her mouth sprayed
with hairpins, nodded acquieSccnce.
"If you'll hustle" She mumbcd; for She knew the
Bat points as well as anybody and had woman heart
under the cpidcrnis OF an odalsk
II was lust seven minutes to twelve when small boy
in man clothes shot OF the entrance to the building
and turned on the into \aSSau-St. The cold spots
had come back and melting into one another on
the crown Of his head, and there strange trembling
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOX APRIL TO- '9'i

behind the gastanks across the Harlem ana al Ilc
punctuation chased itself away. -.
Al breakfast he could eat nothing, although MS
9NIahr thought she had never seen him look 80 Tine,
Nth those bright red cheeks and on the elevated there
were queer little cold spots in the back OF his head bu
nothing matered; for he lost in the front page OF
tbc snorng editions and learned with red surge OF ms
blood that the Giants batting order was aS ne nl'i
honcd with Dcvorc at the top Devln on deck, ana
Nit Fremsv in the hold. Bat did not remember
the train or going up in the elevator 10 the olhcc,
where for a wonder Swazey was there before nm
Fne day for the game he he s'blerca ut rc ''kS over
"Im gong said Swazey in rather superior manner
4Nr NIcElroy is gon to take me! We're gon to lunch
first at BarraCCaS 81
There were sixteen letters in the mail that BAT an
swercd himself formal letters that ne Sigfci anu '.I %
ntiacd but every time he struck the keys sent the
letter spinning through his head, and when the Phohc
rang the voices scratched his brain IN weTd S'rI o
way that frightened him. ,
dSav Zaza. this wires got the imjamS! ne gaSpcd
at sorts of picks threads right out OF my head.
"Tmiams yourself lu-unyl' answered the Swazey
without looking up from her rat-a-tat-tat-tat
DIT the elephone never stopped with its anxious in
ID ouiries for Mr. Fink, Mr. Rynders and Mr.. fiaI-
lowell Everybody was angry because they were out ol
town on this particular day, and Bat iound nln''ii III
a rcck of pcrspiration trying to explain no" I1cy nl M
inst stepped out for minue-and please 10 IciVe inc
message and he would ring up when they came III;
Then at clcven-thirty came a call from Albany ana
Fink on the wire: ,...,..,,
@Tha vou Bat? Look here, this is deliccd important
see, forgot to file my notice OF appeal IN Scott versus
Binks-that twenty thousand-doliar acton ior dnn
noes. and this is the last day. Get that; Last ddV
Won can get the form out Of Abbos Practice and the
dates out of the office register. You'll put that through
for now'' ,,,
"Surc thing answered Bat with spring OF the pulse
"You can trust me!'
He had never fled notice Of appeal. and he as
,urned that it was of those things that have to be
handed in at the County Clerks office fie looked at
the Office clock II twenty-five minutes 10 Twelve
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

"W0ll:' inqulrcd TNornc I0S-ing n -|-7- "a,1l
smoking into the waste basket. Arc you .E, Now
first III state the case in full The Empir P.sphate
& Guano Company had bond issue Of four Lions.
\ hard lump swelled in Bats throat until s head
and neck had no longer any feeling in them. With
parchcd throat and ,marting eyes the ~oH'- Of the
crowd echoing in his ears. and an icy hand r-ng On
his BRAIN Bat sat while Mr. Thornc dictated a and on
Two o'clock came swiftly. then thrce-tour he game
must be over, Four-thirty-and still Bat wrote me.
chancaly an automatic boy. boy Of wood. H.osc >oul
had fled Al last the man rose.
"Wcl that1 hold YOU for awhile. gucs,. Too bad
to take your afternoon. Here's dollar for r. Tell
Hallowc | was dead sorry to miss him; hu' rs vii
give him al the facts he needs to bring -u. GooI'
night
PAT sat mot,nlcss, pencil in hand, head i-opng,
- after Thorn hal gone. The game was .yer-
PLAYED without him. There was q drumw,-. IN his
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