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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
.InSurgent
Senator'S Bolt
REFUSE TO SUPPORT eALLINoER
FOR PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE
Seven Ballots Taken, Then Body Ad-
Journs over Until Next
Monday.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE in
capacity of the Republican party in
the senate TO control a caucus edict
without the aid OF the progressives
was demonstrated in the senate today.
when after more than two hours OF
effort and as a result OF seven ballots
the senate failed to elect Senator Gal
ltnger OF New Hampshire as president
pro tempOre TO succeed Senator FRYE.
OF Maine. Mr. Frye's recent resig.
nation was based on poor health To-
days deadlock was due to the opposi-
ton OF the progressive Republican
senators. five OF whom voted against
and three Of whom were paired against
Mr.. Gallinger.
Soon after the senate convened at
2 o'clock Vice President Sherman ab-
sented himself from the senate. AMI
Senator Lodge assumed the chair. In
mediately Senator Cullom. as the
chairman OF the Republican caucus.
moved that the senate proceed to the
election Of a president pro tempore.
placing Senator Gallineer in nomina-
tion. The nomination Of Senator
Bacon OF Georgia. by Senator Martin.
chairman OF the Democratic caucus.
followed. Senator Ia Folette per
formed the same service for Senator
Clapp. Almost instantly the ballot
ing proceeded.
Upon the first ballot q was appar-
ent that when the progressives did
rot cast their votes against Mr.. Gal
linger they we're 80 paired az 70 render
effective the votes OF absentees.
The First Ballot.
The first ballot totaled 7s votes. Of
which Mr Bacon. the Democratic can.
didate. received 90. Mr. GaIHneer. the
Republican candidate. 90: and Mr.
Clapp q. while Mr. Bacon voted for
SIR Tiilman and Mr. Clapp for Mr
b'istow. Mcssrs Bristow. Ia Folefte.
Gronna and Poindexter voted for
Clnpp. Mossrs Cummins. Bourne.
" orks and Crawford. progroaaiveq.
wore all absent. but paired for scna.
tor Clapp. except Mr.. Crawford. who
was 900. All the Democratic votes
we're cast for Mr. Bacon. Necessary to
a choice. 90.
The only change on second ballot
was that Senator Gallinrer. who had
refrained from voting on the previous
roll call. voted for Mr. Lodge. incroaa-
inE tho total vote 10 ~ and making
% necessary 20 elect The figures Tor
each candidate we're unchanged
throuchout the voting until on the last
vote Senator Bradley retired from the
chamber thus reducing the vote By
his own ballot and that of senator
TAYLOR of Tennessee. who was paired
with aim
After the hfth bailbt Senator CuIion
sought adjournment until Monday.
h-d his motion was voted down. IS To-
o. DEMOCRATS and prorrosaives vof.
Cd in ths negative hut after two
more roll calls. Mr ~ Folette'a einfi-
lar motion prevailed without disaon-
sion. % becoming apparent that aii
hailotinF must be- Intellectual
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Served Twenty y-ssvsn Years ~ Lsavsn
worth ard Nov Doubt as %
HE Guilt ts Found

wAsuNGTOS May Co., President
Taft in granting executive rIrmrnry
to-day t0 Daniel Jones. serving n ufr
frrfrnra Tor murder lr IfHsruwrrfh
penifrufiary. brought f1 ughf a aurlld
rfDry n a pl0urrrr ffe along frr rn-
dian territory frontier Dbl tho rUn
Jones. after serving two grar rar.
frrce in a Texas iall returned to the
Then Indian frrrlfDr. f1 ind bite homo
wrecked hy hif cousin william.
There were rrr0rrllaff1ra however.
and the family moved f0 fhr wilder
rfss ai0nG The Red river one night.
farlv fn 1870. WIN Jones ung shot and
allied in the cabin the family occupied.
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Work for
Congressman
Senator Ne~lands Plans Ambitious
Program For Present Session
Of Congress.

WASHINGTON. May ia resolu-
ton by Senator Newlands. OF Nevada,
declaring for long legislative pro-
gram for the present session OF con-
gress was introduced in the senate to-
day. In addition to reciprocity the
resolution declares for action on the
house free list bill. the reduction Of the
wool. cotton and steel schedules; the
placing Of the tariff on a revenue
basis. a s3O.oO0.OoO reduction in the
army and navy appropriations. an in
creased corporation tax. the bill pro-
vidins for the publicity OF campaign
contributions. the election of senators
by direct vote and the admission of
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DietZ'S Fate
VIII be With Jury by To-niaht-EvI.
denee Was Completed on
Thursday.
OPINIONS OF DIETZ
FAMILY.

I'VE showed the jury where
the States witnesses were
wrong. but still this may not
be any good. John r. Dietz.
Il wanted to take the stand
and try out against the lies
which have been told to con-
vict US. but we thought Il was
best not TO. l have prayed
for our acquittal night and
day. II John is convicted and
! am freed. I'll follow him to
prison. Hattie Dietz.
I'VE have them beat, but
still look for a disagree
ment."-Leslie Dietz.
Wen all be home together
soon now."-Myra Dfetz.
Il am satisfied with our
case."-Clarence Dietz.
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said 20 BE a retired paper manufact-
urer of 81 Louis. shot and killed him
self early today In Riverside Para.
BERLIN-During thunder storms
that occurred throughout Germany
yesterday lightning killed eight per.
sons.
PEkIN-An imperial ediot directs
that bogining May IL. the Chinese
shall observe Sunday as a day Of rest.
PITTSBURG-J. NJ. Mcoeary. agsd
e5, of Homatead. while shaving auicid.
ed BY cutting HE throat
NEW YORK-Reports show f5s. 900
are sick every day IN tho city. a total
Of i.52o.oo0 each year.
BROOKLYN-Rear Admiral WIN
lam Gibson. aged "a, died hsra -
day,
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Son Slain
By Father
Clipped End Of Infants Tongue
OF and II Bled to y
Death.
CAUGHT WITH COFFIN
STRAPPED ON BACK
Was Tramping to Georgia to Bury
Body When Placed I'm
der Arrest.

HEFLlN. Ala. May 11.-Buchanan
Monroe. a farmer. is in Jail here.
charged with the murder of his infant
son. He was arrested while walking
back to his former home in Harrel-
son county. Georgia. to bury the baby
The child was only eight months old.
and would not nurse.
Thinking IL was tongue-tied, the
father clipped the end of its tongue
and II bled to death. Making a cof-
I'm out OF boards. he put the child in
1t. strapped the bundle on his shout
ders and started back TO Georgia on
foot
Neighbors reported the case 10 the
sherif. who overlook Monroe. He
was ignorant that he had committed
any crime.
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OHIO REBEKAH'S ELECT
Decide % Meet Next Year az Dayton.
Convention Big One

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. May H.
The twenty nfth annual convention of
the Ohio Rcbokah assembly closed
here tonight with the election OF
officers Dayton was chosen as the
1912 convention city This afternoon
delegations visited tho Knowles Tay-
lor and Knowles pottery and were
presented with handsome souvenirs.
Officers were elected az follows
President Mrs Eva Curl. of Card
ingfon. o.. vice president Mrs Lizzie
t. Carver. Of Toledo. warden Ida
Fletcher. ~ Findiay. secretary. Wrs.
Emma Bell. OF Columbus. treasurer.
Mra Mary Sidoncranz. of Akron
Tho convention was the largest
ever held by the assembly. tho dele.
Eateg representing n momborship or
close fo nifty thousand odd Follows
and their wives
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Taft PardOnS Pioneer Convict

a woman passing tho nlghf fhrro.
testified Williams wound was not
powder burned aa DO would have boon
f hr were H suicide and upon that
evidence Daniel Jones ulr sentenced
fI Hn harEnd Ins sentence was CONE
ulfrd fu Uf. impriH0nmcnf Dol 1854 and
President Roosevelt in 1908 refused fD
pardon hfu
NHrn fNa fngo came HI1ur fu prrrI.
dent Taff fhr undertaken who buried
William Jones appeared nnd made af.
IlH Or fLnf WNiam.a wound was badly
powder burned Tho attorney rrneraI
commended rItmeurF Tho rrerI.
dent decided There WIS grave doubt
N Daniel Jones' guiit and haa freed
him.
Jones hae served CO years behind
prison waiis. the equivalent of forty
gears sentence.
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Heavy Loss

MILLER's FALLS. Mass. May II.
One OF the most destructive forest
fires that this section OF the State has
experienced had destroyed $4,000
worth OF property tonight and had
ruined timber In an area Of five
square miles. At one time Il threat
ened the village OF Wendell and was
turned back only after four houses
and some barns had been destroyed.
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Uncle Zeb and the Weather

a don win a $50
harneEl alwaya
seems 90 me 20 Be-
piuin 20 20 off ana
sat rae htacuit
Tuu WUATMuu
WARRINGTON
Nay 11-rorecaatf
Wsatarn psnnayi-
vhnia Tafr rrfdav.
cooisr tn south por.
tiou saturday fafrt
moderate weat wind.
Ohio=Tnfr Wri-
daV ana urohaffv
Saturday m0farata
vest Winds
West WlrrinIn
Fafr aud coolar Fri
dayi Saturday fair.
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Good Roads
Harrison County Association ls
Formed At Meeting Held 81
Clarkabura.

Special Dispatch 90 the Tnteugonoer.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. May IL
A. an enthusiastic convention OF
farmers and business men to-day, IN
the court house. which was worked up
by Charles r. Light. OF Martinsburg.
special representative Of the Ameri-
can Association for Highway Improve
ment the Harrison County Good
Roads Association was formed. with
George y. ChorpeninE as president:
Ira 9. Post AZ vice president. A. w.
T. Cunningham az secretary. and
William X. Lewis az treasurer.
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COLUMBUS, o., May 11.-Members
OF the senate bribery investigating
committee met tonight in secret ses-
sion. Although members refused to
discuss their proceedings. the intimas
tion was given out that the inquiry
would embrace legislators. lobbyists
and newspaper men. The senators
have taken exception to the activity
OF reporters. particularly those who
questioned members OF the commit
tee, following their appointment. con-
cerning their intention TO serve. This
activity was regarded as indicating a
purpose to interfere with the investi-
cation.
Another intimation, which came
from a senator was to the effect that
hearings of the committee would be
delayed pending a report by the grand
jury on alleged bribery in the as
sembly.
Senator Young. in refusing to-day
to vote for the Jones bill. designed 10
end bucket shops in Ohio. declared
that $4,000 had been offered him TO
introduce and pass a similar bill last
year. His statement aroused no in
quiry OF comment.
Grand Jury Work.
". II. Phipps. newly appointed
auditor OF the Philippines. who was
recalled from San Francisco after be
had boarded a boat for Manila. was
called before the grand jury again to-
day to continue the testimony which
he began Wednesday. In regard to
alleged efforts OF legislators TO solicit
bribes.
II was announced that ". II. Cook.
OF Springfield. o.. secretary OF the
Grocers' and Butchers Association.
gave the jurors valuable Information
concerning trading stamp bills in the
general assembly.
Attorney w j. Mccartney. OF Cleve-
land. was before the grand jury to
day, supposedly in connection with
the Bertsch loan bill and other meas
ures Of like character.
Charles Cassingham. head % an
Ohio coal operators association. was
also before the grand jury supposedly
In connection with the Green screen
bill which was defeated by the gen
cral assembly.
William Hayes. a Cleveland news
paper man. was called FOR few
minutes Just before adjournment. as
was also Martin Thumb. deputy clerk
OF the supreme court.
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Fire Sweeps Oil Field
BURY ASHES
OF MAGICIAN
WITH HIS DOG.

LONDON. May 11.-In ac-
cordance with a wish revealed
in his will. which vas examined
to-day. the body OF Lafayette.
the Great. the eccentric vaude-
Vile performer. who lost his
life in the fire that destroyed
the Empire Music hall at Edin-
burgh Tuesday night. will be
cremated and the ashes placed
between the paws OF his train
ed dog Beauty" the body OF
which rests in a pretentious
tomb in Piers Hin cemetery at
Edinburgh.
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One Dead

Special Dispatch 20 the fntsuiEenosr.
STEUBENVILLE. o.. May ia
locomotive on a w. & l. r. mine train
jumped the track and over turned
near Connersville today killing the
fireman and critically injuring the en-
gineer.
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Under Cover is Inquiry
BEING CONDUCTED BY OHIO SEN
ATE COMMITTEE INTO
BRIBERY.
Grand Jury Keeps Up Its Work
Many Witnesses ES-
amlned.
PASS 6oeos BILL.

Special Dispatch 20 Intelligencer.
COLUMBUS. o., May IL
The Senate to-day passed a
bill by Mr.. Boggs, OF Belmont
county, providing for the col
lection of assessments to keep
I'm repair portions OF the Ma
tional Pike in Belmont and
Guernsey counties.
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Fatal Duel
Miners Fight with shot ouns-on.
Killed ana other Dies
Prom wounds.

Special Diapatcn 90 the fnteIIieencer.
MfEsTON. ". Va. May IL
John Werner and Wash prrrfrrfns.
miners. employed ~ ne Brown Coal 10 .
in layoffc county. are both dead ar the
result ~ n quarrel over r. pair ~ aho.a
Nnfn became angry. and after occurring
shot suns fired af each other af fFa
same time Warner was instantly kiU-
81. while Pennington died within n few
hours
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HAYWARD, Wis, May 11--Closing
argument for both sides in the trial
OF John Dietz. accused OF numbering
Deputy Oscar Harp, will begin to-
morrow. The case may go to the
Jury tomorrow night.
Evidence In the trial was closed to-
day. Rebuttal OF the State was that
no deputy could have fired the shot
that Killed Harp.
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MaderO Forms a Cabinet
10000 REBELS TO STORM CAPITAL
UNLESS DLAZ QUITS OFFICE

SAN ANTONIO. Tex 11.-"Uness
and peace made General Francisco
brothe chief OF the revolutionary
force OF 10000 through
made"
This statement by Madero re-
Gently
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WASHINGTON. May fi-Waahlnr
ton tonight was the hottest place III
the United States. the weather bureau
recording % degrees
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GIVE 10 raE HOSPITAL

Tho liberal g.rs to tIe Wheeling
Hospital fund made by number o.
residents OF bridgeport. Martin.
Ferry. aaa. other Ohio towns Ird.
Gates fhc widespread interest Dol OBJ q
dese-tin- movement The hospital BE-
MOI local insutlrou % Is poo ar
Institution for section or cIa.a
lfs charities have been v.lesprs
ana manifold Tho sick. tLe injured
aud tho needy from "a large radius o.
country adjacent to Wheeling have
been received fhrrr1ul have received
from 90 tie best sklU care and o.
t.utou that could b. E.eer fn twenty
years ~ existence. nearly 5000 char
ify cases have been handled Who
can tell fne immense amount of suf
fcrIg chat has been ailCv.a'e1. tte
needy fraf have been helped. and ue
lives fatt have been saved br me
mas-.fcerf asHf-ro1 I1 tte c'mpsr
attc.y saort period OF Gel existence
and with rho entirely inadequate f1.
ciIucs at .ts oomnau1.
De- appeal Is to every right think
in- man and woman rf deserves The
sympathy and support of ar ubo
would help their tcuou men, Noa .r'
tho time fo give
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oyist Is peculiarly succes---l 90 get
tius franchises by hostile LEGISLATOR.
be does not stop to inquire too care
fully as 10 how The large e1pens. fund
Vas Incurred
The politician makes campaign
Speeches full ~ swe.tuesa and usht.
But the fact that the fund for bring.
ing sick aud indrm voters 20 fh. polls
seems surprisingly big rarely sets him
10 investlgat.ng
go when the business agent ~ a
labor union becomes peculiarly o..
fectise in bringing the predatory cap
!taiist Co trrms. the VorklnFmau VINO
rs getting the better wages does not
always stop 10 analys the kind o.
threats Thar were used 100 The game
Tho bribe giving capitalist. the
grating politician. aud rbc law break
iuE labor uHionlst. are 400 destined for
fl. sam" doom 90 th. court of Amer
i.a- opinion o. is up fo ,hc labor
ua.on. not merely 'o pass rotuui reso
lutions dcuoguc.ug VIOLENCE. bur to
pend some money nov and fnen on
d"tec'ly" work to hunt down the
criminal traitors. whose pr-sence Zoo
their o~n ranks is the worst foe they
have to encounter knowing he -.
seutial honesty Of the American
Vorkiugmau. We have faith 10 boli.yr
that ,hc Mcnamara affair will make
him sc. .t
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GERMAn FARMERS. aAnks-


in some respects America with all
us prosrsssiv.nc-s IT. oddly behind
Europe There s hardly an impor
tan. commercial nation in Europ,
whose currency syt,m ls not better
adjusted and better adapted 20 the
needs OF tlr people The principle OF
cooperation. moreover hls been car
r.ed t1 a much larger development n
Germany Great Britain and France
than bias 900 the United states. For
Instance. German farmers operate
ths.- oeu banks. form their oRu s,i
lnr a-scc .u-loa-. market their ouu
produce. aud very !areely control th-
prices OF their products Onr % the
ere1r German cooperative farmer.
banks. or system 81 banks. known as
Tho RaIreisen. last year did bus.
ness OF $1,000 100000 This business
vas done by the farmers among farm.
crs without mortgages. 90 On interest
rate OF lte per cent a year aud jess
Theas cooperative banks are encour
aged Pos the German Government. and
tl" fuuds off fhe Government are FREE
rren's deposited With them
Iu The United S'afcs ve have bad
farmers Insurance companies. and O.
rev cooperative examinations for
sr.InE. but ou tha whole. fho FARMERS
%. America have Ereat dea. f1 learn
ls feb fh. advantages OF joint action
tuorE themselves
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swollen and aching feet. tired backs
uasirgns nerves.
and ali 'his dread period of ;rs'
and strain FOR many thousands 10.
people could De- relieved. b. without
rhe slightest cost or trouble to them
selves. people would anticipate the.i
wants d. a short period and bay early
And tl- buyers would ind better o.
.ortmrais. 900 cleaner condition Ano
ser iu spite ~ incrssaut pleading to
"Buy your Christmas gifts early" The
majority % the public continues IN
the same old thoashtiess way What
selfish. irresponsible children We are
alter aI.t
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Saturday. December 9. 1911.
honest LABOR AND NINA.
MARAtsN

a new problem Is presented 20 the
honest labor union man by IN, s.f,.
alton revealed by the Mcnamara con.
LESSONS u goes without saying that
the mass 90 union labor men do not
sanction dynamite ~ an armament for
higher wages
Heretofore tho problem ~ control
ling the !aNleaa elements connected
with union labor has been mostly that
or controlling the more i-uorr,ts end
OF tho unions Iu the anthracite coal
strike for instance the principal dif
heuliy was encountered from alien
newcomer from Eat Europe No,
from lands where bomb throwing is
regarded almost as "a patriotic virtua
could hardly understand why under
Uncle Sans hng they might not b..v,
few rocks no 90" hated "scab."
The McNamarls and the like. OF
them are no such raw pupils La tho
school OF our citizenship They know.
the rules of the schooIhousc and the
reasons hack of the rules Hereto.
fore ~ has been question of how
the leaders of labor uuionan shall
control the rank and ole When men
like the McNamuras acquire positions
OF leadership. 30 is question as 20
how the rank and tle shall control
the leader
" at comes ont ~ orr American
love for mere smsrtness The cor
'poration maEnatc huris nix adjective.
~ the evils OF bribery in after dinner
Ipeeches. Hw when persuasive lob
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Uncle Walt
l he Poet Philosoph:r

'u, vas late The light low weary husband walked
the floor and listened pacing and fo TO hear MI. e ~ a. M
-. door In vain that husband strained nm, ears.
- .. men he surrendered blues and from
'O'N"r''LLE his eyes the b1uy down his Whistles
20 bus shoes. All day SWEPT and washed ana
oANe' nc muurcd 90 rescntful stockings t nv
','r ''1 scrubbed uTon marrovboncs rocked .l.
Sn0'S" ~ 20 s'ceN 90 seems 90 dodge that -r
mere my 'isl keeF while James ca,ortng he lodge n ~ m
knew nov mueh Their hubs rebel ce and woes b.
TO- - SO ''' e'lo and eaueuses and things like those n
Jane would spend evening here saw once uect s tt
part THIS home vord seem place sheer The houscsk ~
break my heart Bu' when evening comes she takes her
o'eoa' ana sane and leaves vorls aches an5 f,-,
loneliness and pair. Alas che tyranny Of wives, d, &C.,. 49,
life on ihe ohnk desoiates husbands lives and drives %
heartsick slaves drink ~
oosyHsA- - va,s,- Ass-.s
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~ the fact that SIR Highland has not
been ~ Washington a. an. aud has
nof talked With President Taf. %
would seem that the burden OF cvi
deLce. 80 FOO ~. al. rests upon the en-
terprising newspaper men who 30
vented the story OF his pilgrimage.
Here is another job for Nr Watson s
press bureau
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CHRISTMAS FROM BEHIND T4E
COUNTER

WV = ~
1914 years ago ou ucccmber 81 tne
angels GA Judaeas plains sang fh.
message of peace and good VIII %
men Ana ever since on Christmas
eF' something ~ L,es harsh and
hostile stritiuss soften down for ODD,
moment For thc time as.az We cease
t' hearH economic aud competitive
hr.ckbats DO each other. aud exchange
Jolly greetings OF good felIovsl.p.
sith au avalanche 90 ult-. thr major
ity of ttem af least harmless Aaf
set iu spite ol fIr merr.meut and
ir.erillncss of the season. with its
message 90 peace and good vu as
thc echo OF the Tar on angel song. flr
thousands and thousands OF saIes.
people. ttr season be- an agony OF fret
and strata
What contrast from fhe saret
SONG o. Nr 1uiaea. fo taa scene t1
be enacted ou tho evening of next
pecember -a. in a. thousand dapar.
mrrt stores. where urU tIe closing
doors fairly push tl, shoppers into
The street. Goes mob viii Doe storm.n-
OBJ" shelves and counters Behind
thr counter are packed fre lmns
saicssr.s. lamm,i so fucaIy 'aat
th"} are llilne over each other knee
deep .u paper waste so chat every mo.
t.ou .a mreiei their fous'ed stor. u
an cAf..sfng confusion and d.sar
ray Oh. otherwise erure girls rsr,r.
almost fo fhe swearing point vita
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The advertising columns Of the In
te.ilgenccr these days bear eloquent
evidence Of the appreciation OF first.
class advertising medium b. tile en-.
terprisiug business men Of the city Of
Wheeling. Intelligencer advertising is
d habit that is easy m acquire. and once
acquired % Is a habit that is very hard
% break There's a reason.
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Pertinent
Comment


me Preston News has started a
Doom Tor former State Senator samuel
y. Montgomery. o. Preston county.
Tor c"ngressman-at-la large for This state.
Hardly a man in the state Who is bet
Ter known Ia politics and IN lodge
circles than is Mr. Montgomery. and
h De secures tho nomination 70 viii
take longer 20 count his major - than
any other mans on the lcket-Mor.
san MESSENGER