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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
State Of Texas by the Gov
ernment Of the United

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct. 4.-fPresi dsnt
Taft has assured Governor CplqnItt OF
Texas, that the United states govern
ment VIII cooperate with he stats
authorities in patrolIing the Mexican
border To this end the Texas ranger
force viii be recruited 70 about hfty
men and the entire border OF Texas
and Mexico along the Rio GEande will
be patrolIed.
The situation in Mexico and along
the Border Is again threatening occu-
patton by American troops of the bor-
der territory. Upon the removal of
the troops this summer bandit bands
from Mexico are devastating theSbor-
der country again and crossing at
times into Texas to continue their
raids
Conditions in Mexico are unstable
and unsatisfactory. The elections oc-
toter 4 meant little toward a restora4
lion of peace. The entire northern
country Is embroiIed and It is be
lieved that small revolutionary parties
VIII still resist the new government
and that they will be especially active
IN the northern Mexican. states.
when president TaftWras in kan
sas on his present swing around the
circle. Governor Colquitt placed be-
fore him the status of the situation in
aTexico and pointed out the need of
Immediate action. Federal troops in
the border are OF little value, because
they lack authority to make arrests.
The state ranger force is SO efhpow-
cred, but as a patrol is a federal mat
ter the governor of Texas believed
the United states government should
bear the matter of the heavy expense
entailed.
/. 1t is to, this end that President Taft
assured cooperation. The ranger
force will be Immediately recruited
and thrown out along the border.
These rangers will be for the protec=
ton alone of the Texas border inter-
ests and lives, but should the interior
conditions in Mexico become more
ernbroiled 1t is possible the federal
troops will again be called upon to do
border duty and hold themselves on
the line for emergency work.
While it is too early to predict ulti-
mate Intervention by the United states
in Mexican affairs and the possible
establishment of a protectorate. the
situation is already serious enough to
command the attention of the federal
authorities. citizens of Texas can not
be expected to endure with patience
any procrastination in dealing with
border troubles. The federal govern
ment must protect the border or the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
The Chicago G1ee Club
AN UNSURPASSED
MALE QDARTETTE
AN UNsURPAssED

Eleventh Season Present Personnel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04

5iiies 81 to7ae u o.
6n e6ur tor me aET III
eaectine an organization. oHicers
Tor the year elected
time The c6ll reess
chi sd the Odell er e. on
Mar ind Pike .sts Is and IS Is the
bur ogp to eeas6 into ~ EaFe
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
Newell Dwight Hills
Preacher Author Orator
subiect:- ''Ruskin's Message of the
Twentieth Century"

DR.. Hills is the most widely known
and perhaps the most dearly beloved
of any pastor in America today.
He ushers his hearers with no for
Nowhere crops out the dry, unattrac-
tive edges of the commentaries Of the
theological fathers. The illustrations
are from nature, what the doctor saw,
with his tireless eyes last week as he
strolled across the glade, or stood on
hill overlapping enchanting land
scapes; from history every page OF
which he seems to have thumbed but
yesterday; from life, showing how ulti-
mately, sympath etically he is ia touch
with men and social conditions.
EVERYBODY SHOUTED ZEE ltsIIIIlE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
!
IA troll He L1P ca q az

people must talSestllR nlattersin hand
themselves. This W al be embar-
RAISING. consIderil II rita inty
of Mexican condit byit' 40 urgent
1s9the situation deily can be
bro6Ised by the cor a ~ harrassed
border citizens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04

These years of association and constant study and
work together coupled with signal individual ability have
produced perfection of ensemble truly remarkable
The Club has filed over 5000 concert engagements in
the United States and Canada.
The repertoire Of the Glee Club is probably more ex
tensive and varied than that of similar organization
Mr. Dixon presents all his character representations
in makeup His types taken from fe-Vvholeso1ne
refreshing real never overdrawn exaggerated HIS
1.Fooser an original sketch illustrated with poems by
James Wtcomb Riley and other original Portrayals are
terzation the platform.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
RASEB.ALI
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Today's Games.

chicago at st. Louis.
NewYor k at BrooklyR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
BLJTgIIEs SORES
ULCERS 0R IMPURE BLOOD


froub1es ove
or
denab
nspeGec ct
sfs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04

John A. Clark was prominent bus
mess visitor here. "Wednesday from
Fairmput. 81
Benjamin r Bailey, of Grafton. an
ex-senator of the state, is prominent
visitor here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
Yesterdays Results,

Yesterdays Results.
Boston 4. New York 1.
Boston z, New York 2.
Philadelphia 2, Washington 6.
philadelphia o, Washington 2.
Gtnndinr OF the Clubs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-04
Standing Of the clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Today,s Games.

Detroit at cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
WEST ALEX FAIR
VIII be More Attractive This Year
Than Ever 6efore-Balloon As.
tensions Daily.

One or the fixed annual events n
which scores of residents of this sec.
lion anticipate with genuine pleasure
Is the West Alexander fair. the dates
Tor which this year are September -.
j. and Il. There is probably not
another fair in this section OF the
country that presents the interesting
spectacle that West Alexander does
in the yast number OF vehicles that
are driven to the grounds. Pcoplc
como from all points of tho compass
In every sort OF conveyance, and Wis.
itors always remark on this vast array
OF vehiclos.
There are hundreds who are regular
visitors 10 the West Alexander fair
zach year. and this speaks volumes
for its attractiveness. The a~ssocia.
tton will this year continue it's policy
Of improving the fair each year. and
the fair next month will be West
Alexis greatest"
The races will he better than ever.
the floral display will he the finest in
the history ~ tho fair. and all dcpart-
m"nis will bc full 10 OVERLOOKING with
exhibits. Mcister's band OF Wheeling
VIII be on tho grounds each day Of
the fair. rendering the best OF music
n there viii be a number Of interest
ing special features. including a thrill
ms daily balloon ascension hy King
Rel. q human companion and q dog
companion Tho three will cut loose
IN separate ~parlChutes. making an *.
citing race Tor the earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Loris sax and Company.
WHEELING. ". Va. Aug 70 I
CATTLE
Hazlett's Local Stock.
WHEELING, w. Va. Aug 70

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug %. FL.
the following quotations on tie more
active wheeling stocks are Corrected
daily for the Intelligence uv IioWar.
ltaZicft q son. local brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
RECIPROCITY
Is Issue IN Canadian Campaign and
Fight 10 Proving a
Warm One.

TORONTO. ont. Aug cO-Thc clec.
lion campaign has gained mIl head.
way throughout Ontario. the great n.
dusirial province 81 Canada. by the
Visit Of Sir Wilfrid Lauricr. Inc pre-.
m'"r. and r. T.. Horden. tho opposition
leader ON a1l sides 10 BE- now recor.
nizod thar reciprocity il the issue
Although fho election has been
sprung suddenly. more than 100 con.
N'ufions have boon held during tho
p1st wees. nud rival candidates named
Zoo roar's every constituency.
Tho annexation speeches in tho
American congress- arc being made
Tho most of POS Tho conservative p,rfy
and hundreds of thousands of nam.
uHi"ts. containing extracts fhercfrom
h1to been distributed In SECTIONS Of
The province settled by United Fmpiro
Ioyalists and recent corners from Enr
land
Tho 01r ia Also being waved every.
r here ae 90 r''mu'Is fo Ioyalist serf.
mont The Liberal speakers declare
chat fho ftlk 81 annexation .a rimrfv
beneath fho contempt and attention ~
serious u'nr'" and they maintain 90
will have ro effect ln influencing
votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
TURF EXCHANGE
IL Not Furnished with Raes Traef
information b. Nat ouaf Teie-
phone Corporation.

fr r report nir1 saturday tt ps.af,sr
p vs. wing rrd vs. o. ffrriInr ~
oil N.frrHI Telephone tnrrHr4r.r r.
f..f .. lf.Fft. IIf plainly s.f f.tfr
fHf f|s vs. Nfsi rr Turf EXCHANGE be- r.f
f.rr..I OF win rH.e resuIfa over vrfr.a
fn nod Hrd operated Dr that feIerrDro
."ruI4nf TITO re.nltefatfp ia bound ~
.fr. o. however with Tfffsbrrr
-'He bureau Which Ir turn. 10 BE- I..
'.f.I fIrr.Irr fNe Information come
ri"I..I 40 .r r petition rercrflf filed iu
@ H irIfri states rouft It ere N.r.,f.
f.I League
accompanying rr rernrt was on
nf.rf.r ht T = Riley. r-epreaerfrr fDs
pol. f.ter.. ln vhirh u is stated nor tie
H't of t|r Legislature ~ West N~IrTrIa.
. NfInrN 81. fHvf. fnfa not arrfv In f.4f
tr company furnishing Mc Information
.a located iu another rfntc. nrT thus io
doing ON interstate Iualnrsa in nc trans.
m'e'iou of tir complained % Iuf.rma
f,"u Congress alone has authority Co..
rHs. n Jaws rruHiNlfIur ue service fa fHe
Hffnrurr opinion
WHAT ntsrs. n any will Do titer bv che
Nun clpul lraCue Co. have fHa vire .sr,
iee cut "ut have not yet been mapref
out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

increased Activity IL Found in struo.
tursl and Fablieated Steel
Market.

NEW YoR :. Aug 2O.-The most in
teresting development in the steel
trade last week was the Increased nc
tlElty In structural and fabricated
steer. n the larger orders for eouip-
Hent released by the RAILROADS Tha
PTlhcipal building contracts disposed
OF ihclude 5000 tons for a hotel I'm
Philadelphia 1000 tons for one in
Few YORK and $500 tons for an in
.Anc building In milwaukee,. The
.Itee $500 tons Tor tho A~llechenv
bridge az Pittsburc. 1000 tons 20 w.
a~lptod'hrS Tor rhe -. louis bridra
400 % for the bridge on tho Rostnr
anu Maine railroad and 100 tons r,r
o." Washington street bridge a. CIT
ago. q" o"-
Win n numerous small order.
paced tho dispositions for tho week
can Tor about 10000 tons 81 fabricat-
'+ material. Ia addition new busl-
Tess mas developed for about 80 400
IONS. making the total contracts mend
ihi 10000 tons. Among the p~rircinaI
contracts for which hide are ~ arc
li.ly" tons for the Kansas CITY .Tour-
iH. und 10000 tons for the Field
museum In Chicago. Competition IL
keen and prices continue low 80
p most important railway CON
tracts for equipment arc 20 600 tons
Co. rails for tho Dr-gpu Short rfro
10000 tons Tor the wichita Fails ratl-
Wav. 1900 cars and 80 locomotives f,-
tt- Erie. i-HI cars and 20 locomorives
Tor ~ - Louis and San F-ran~iscC
% locomotives for the Pennsylvanfa
railroad. j. engines for tho Missouri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Montgomery. Ala. and on 70 New
Orleans and Austin. Texas. Here will
be the western terminus of this high
way.
Cut Through West Virginia.
Three Of the great roads are
planned 20 extend across the conti-
nent. They will run from Washing.
ton from near the Atlantic Ocean to
the Pacific coast. And on the way
across the continent they will pass
through nearly all the states west OF
tho Mississippi river and all OF them
north OF the Ohio river except Mich.
igan.
Probably tho most important Of the
three roads iS that passing through
West Virginia into Ohio and Indiana.
and on 20 Chicago From there Il will
extend through Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Nh" two Dakotas. Montana. Idaho and
Washington. The terminus will be AZ
Seattle. on Puget Sound.
The central route will u a little
south Of Wheeling. W. Va. hut
through West Virginia. and will cross
Illinois. Ohio. and Indiana. II will pass
through 81. Louis and Kansas city and
70 on 70 Denver. Utah. Nevada and
California viii be crossed. Iowa Ne
hraska and Wyoming VIII he missed.
This line Of road viii have its termi-
nus ~ san Francisco.
Onc more roa Is planned. This IS
10 run south from Washington through
the lower edge OF West Virginia and
"a part OF Kentucky into Tennessee. II
Will cross the last named state dag.
onally. passing through Memphis into
Alabama. Little Rock Will be hi
socted. as VIII oklahoma. the Pan
handle Of Texas. Arizona and New
N"Nico. This road will come 10 an
end 40 san Diego. 10 lower California.
Nobody understands tho magnitude
of this % q building plan moro thor
Oughly thin does senator Cullom and
he wished heartily that be had advo.
.atcd 70 ton years ago when he was.
younger and more active.
Government money has been OK
pended. 10 Is pointed out. To- finance
railroads. 10 deepen rivers and drcdcc
oIt larbors Government money has
been used 20 sub-'d!zc steamship lines.
TO f07t"r commerce and dig canals.
Therefore the people vho want good
public roads cannot 500 ~ some Of 10
cannot boz applied ON q stem ~ pub
tic highways for the whole country.
TNor CONGRESS viii ho told that ~
rho government viii build rho main
mes ~ good roads jon rho seven dt
roc'I1us now proposed. the various
s'a'oe and counties w.ll guarantee 10
.r0rrcr' ur those roads with q system
of lateral limos. 20 system that viii not.
work frc Nni'cI states with public
highways or the most improved char.
80 FIRST congress IiI NOT take tho
proposed r1Id sys'cu -@erIplsIt Nov.
however. i' 's bc.rr Thought out thor
ou.h's ana 's being studied with The
.cor'a'utt fhat mo people of tho cruu.
fry aro going fo demand good roads
from corrrrss before n great while
tI fH.' haa over boon given Tho farm.
.r hy ,.r.rcss vas Tho department o.
s|-ricI.'src Nr1 fh's has not salts
f'i ''.' important element or 'ho ci'.
.zort. r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Big ROADS
CROSS w. VA.
PROJECT OF SEVEN NATIONAL
HIGHWAYS WOULD MEAN
MUCH FOR STATE.
Several Would Cross West virqinIa
as Proposed@s14s,oo 10000 Needed
Funds.
BY VICTOR ELLIOTT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2O.-Bv far
the most ambitious public highway
plan ever proposed in congress is tina,
iathered by Senator Cullom OF Illinois.
but suggested by former Represent.
alive King of Louisiana. This pro.
Vlded for construction OF 10000 miles
OF road by the government az a cost
OF sl4S. OOO. 900.
Thes roads are 10 run out of Wash.
ington. They are to extend I'm seven
directions and are to reach practically
every part OF the country. Three OF
them are planned TO extend all tho
way across the continent and q fourth
one 10 extend over half way across.
Almost every state In the union Will
have n part OF one OF the proposed
government roads. but only one or two
states in the neighborhood OF Wash.
ington will have parts OF more than
one highway. West Virginia and
Maryland would probably count upon
more than one road.
For the present tho proposition is
II OF the c~eneralities. The actual
details have not been developed. 4
bill has been introduced that calls for
NA "lAAtlfA dANnI VI : Z - aINNs NNN. / mis-
money is % be raised by an issue or
bonds. With II lever highways are TO
be built. and $4,000 is estimated as
the 5 per mile OF tho roads. This
~ about as far as the plans have gone.
Tentative Routes.
The tentative routes have. however.
been mapped ont and they are of more
direct interest 10 the people than any
other feature OF the whole plan. Every
community OF consequence I'm tho
country would try 10 have "A national
road pass through f..
The first road planned Will extend
from Washington. y G. to Washing.
ton. New Hampshire. II will cross
Maryland. pass through Baltimore.
Philadelphia. New York and Boston.
touching the states ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
Now Jersey. Connecticut. Massa-
chusetts. New Hampshire and perhaps
Vermont.
As for the Text road. n will extend
from the national capital To Buffalo.
y. Y. touching the ate OF Maryland.
Pennsylvania and New York. a third
road will extend south along the At
lantic seahoard. u will pass through
Richmond 20 Raleigh. y. g.. thence 70
Wilmington. and from there 10 Sa-
vannah. TO Jacksonville. and on the
\iami 40 the extreme end OF Florida
Tho fourth road Will also run south
n Will run from Richmond 10 Char
lotte. y. G.. thence 10 Atlanta. Ca. TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Cannot Book Carnival

Tho carnival company which was .Y
have shown hero fhIs week under ffr
auepieof OF tho local rrcmen. roulI
NOT D." 0rIr'l and arrangements
ur-n called on r I- nuf know %
whether tro fro IadIirs can got anofh
or cuurart fD how hero. na 10 be-
getting iaic ir fho season. but nero.
tafioua arc Ir.rr carried ON With eey
cr1i amueomort compar.rf and fto
frcusn viii maL. au effort fo land
% 81 fhcm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
CHAUTAUQUA
0 u N SVILLE
AUGUST S TO Is
CA MP MEETING
AUGUST II TO 27
AUGUST II TO 27
Special Round Trir Rates
From Wheeling. 2Jc
BenwOOd. zoe

Tickets on sale with Conductors
NJ MoundsviIlc Line Cars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Gineer on the Fourth division OF tho
b & o., will leave today for the same
place. where he has secured a posi-
ton. Quite a number OF local men
are employed in hat section Of the
country. and always brings back good
reports OF the work and the country.
The brick has been hauled for the
new paving in front Of the Hotel Kef-
fer. and work will be started today
on The Improvement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
NJ MECHEN


Tho -.mr'. i.fc Fishing and Hunt
Iug f'HN. composed or On number o.
vol ErnVu t0unE mon win leave fh.a
morning f.r Valley IaI'. where they
$500 500 .t.' camp They will spend
tho rerf 0f fh'f month and part of
r~rTfomIrr u fHI. region. arI nI.
member. aro looure forward 90 a
pleasant Time
Tho Hlvortiov Company ~ NC
N'rhrn $3.50 hold % public auction
ea'o of ln's on Tuesday. August 2pfh
Sale VIII start NJ l0 % m and will Do
held rr1r fhU cnr barns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
MILLION LOSS
Follows Sunday Fire In Sewlnq Mr.
chine Works In Germany.

FRANKFORT. Germany. Aug. 90
The Opal Sewing Machine and Bicycle
works at Russelheim were DESTROYED
Dy fire last night.
Two persons persisted in tho flames
and many were injured Tho loss IL
estimated az between 100000 and
8 l.2jO.OOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

It g

On August p. p and p. The O..
r. & W. Railway Co. will run a
special excursion train from Bel
lairc and intermediate points 10
Woodsfcld and return on account
of the Monroe County Fair.
Round trip rate from Bellairc will
he S1.25 and corrcsrondinglv low
rates from all intermediate sta
tons. Train viii leave Bcllairc az
100 a m. Returning train will
leave Woojsfcld a. 600. Central
Standard Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Pacifc. ms well as a number Of EXPORT
orders Tor rails. locomotives and track
supplies.
MIL and blast furnace operations
were increased. and greater activity
Is expected his week. IA larger omount
or marine work is pending. which will
require from $4,000 tons TO 10000 tons
or plates. Fig iron was also more ac-
tive. contracts placed in all distrib-
uting districts .gVr,gating betWeen
10000 and 100. 600 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Dry Goods Review

NEW YORK. Aug. eO.-The nearer
approach OF cotton this year finds
cotton goods traders closer 10 the
proposition Of naming lower prices on
future delivery goods. Buyers have
been making firrner inquiries during
the past week and they ara beginning
70 feel the need % making provision
Tor their ordinary requirements I'm the
late months At tho expense N values
The mill situation is moro unsettled.
Fall River sold 1900 pieces OF
print cloths las week e. reduced
prices for the purpose Of cleaning w
EfOcka-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

and think it would be just lovely! But her eyes
dropped again, Mama won't let me-
'You might elope," | suggested.
She shook her head 81 haven't any money of my
own you know she said
And the Count" | suggested
YES she said, "he wants to be certain
Perfectly right too" | said. 90 had to make
Countess out OF girl should certainly have my pay in
advance"
Dorothy seemed amused; but | was very serious
i shouldn't be discouraged, il | were YOU" said
These things always come right in the end The Count
wants you and YOU want the Count. Patience is
essary; but you're young"
I'm mott" said Dorothy. Her tone was indignant.
Pardon me-" said; Il should have said you were
not old"
NO. said Dorothy, II don't suppose am really"
continued my consolation. "All YOU have to do is
to wait and be faithful" | said
Dorothy shook her head. Some other girl would get
him she said.
'You seem to imply" said, that the Count is not
4 constant lover"
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

nothing but series of bumps upward as the inclined
under surface is presented in horizontal speed to the arr
only the bumps are practically continuous, the power
being constant and the slant of the plane beng MANI
tained bv controlling devices.
The boy with the fiat stone can again demonstrate
the theory Of these controlling devices he 50 desires
He will find that if he holds the stone almost horizon
tai with the upward slant very slght-n other words
with what aviators call small angle of incdence,-its
tendency to rebound from the water will be slight 1t
will skip over the surface in long, low loops If, how
ever he holds the stone with the upward slant greatln
other words with large angle of incidence,-lt Will
strike the water and bound high into the air continuing
to bound high long the angle OF incidence remains
great
This is the basic principle Of the aeropane 1t rises
or climbs into the air only upon long gradual inclined
plane and this plane cannot be very sharp IN It's rise,
because the time soon comes when the critical angle IS
reached-when so much OF the under surface IS pre-
sented against the air that the head resistance greater
than the power OF the engine and propeller can over
come the whole machine becomes brake which ettectu-
ally prevents further progress, and tall to the ground IS
inevitable
For these reasons it is now and will be so long as
present principles are used absolutely necessary that
the aeropane have plenty of room-more room by
good deal than be spared for any practical purpose
And for these it is impossible for any machine
using these principles fulfil the first of the require
ments have outlined necessary for the machine OF
the future.