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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-11
SEASONABLE RECEIPTS
Two Pepper Dishes Which WI! be
Found Available Now.

Below are two receipts for pepper
dishes and while peppers are still in
the market the housekceper will find
these dishes to welcome addition TO
her menues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-11

When man gets married, ne Is
never quite sure whether MS maze
friends envy or pity him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-11

lis tough luck when tailor has
to enter i suit in order TO ge, hi:
money sor one he has mace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-11
The
Original
BAGGET1

Although advertised by our COM
petitors to be the best, there is only
one best and original Baggctt's
Products to be had only at the yellow
stand Our Sausage Meat, Green
Sausage, Meat Puddngs, Suruwursr,
and Blood Puddings are made from
the best meats. Corned hams, Shout
ders and middlings are always the
same. Fresh hams, shoulders and
middlings from small pigs. A small
quantity of Corned beef on hand. TO
be had only at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-11

Dreamed oysters, mashed potatoes,
celery, hot rolls with fresh honey, and
coffee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-11

Cold roast lamb, currant jelly,
creamed toast, celery salard, and
coffee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
WEST VIRGINIAN
FIGURES IN FEUD
SHOOTS KENTUCKIAN IN
WISCONSIN SETTLEMENT.
Bod Stanley Shoots Kentuckian
and Hundreds OF Deputies
Search for Him.

SHAVING. WIS. July o-Nortnern
Wisconsin is teinr covered by horde
of special deputy sherins. and thou.
sands of summer rcsorters in the
Northern woods are being terrorized
by the search 10 Bud Stanley a Wesf
y iginia maintained. who is accused
~ shooting Frank Crisp. a Kentuckian
m the revival Of an old feud between
the two families who had left their
o!d haunts 10 avoid feud murders.
The murder was I'm the Kentucky
settlement thirty miles north OF here.
IN Forest county and followed a neht
between the father OF Bud Stanley
and Crisp.
Bud when his father was being
stabbed Criqp who
wounded Bud as Bud fed riac being
placed IN his hands by others Of tho
Crisp family while fhc Stanicys held
tho pursurers AZ bay until Bud had
reached the timber
About 200 special deputy shar.Ts
have been sworn in and sent after
Stanley and all railway stations are
watched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTIONS
BROWN AND DAVIS ARE
BOTH RENOMINATED,
Dr. Okane of This City Was Made
the Presidential Elector From
First District.

HARRISBURG. July 9-Democrats
OF the first congressional district in
convention today in the Court House
mere renominated John W. Davis. of
Ciarksburg. by aoclamation for con.
eressman and named Dr. !. j. Okane
ot wheeling as presidential eIcctor
Mr. Davis was brought into the con-
Vehtion nall by "a committee and he
dehvered an address im which he
uWclt upon the record Of the Demo
cratic house Of representatives during
the last two years. \ hear,v rccen.
tlon was given him. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing the national plat.
form, approving the work Of the lower
branch OF congress and especially IN
proving the C~1l course OF Mr.
Davis. Henry Zlliken OF Wellsbure
placed Mr.. Daviss name in nomina.
mad" by delegates from all otoer
counties OF the district among vbo
were Lewis g. Bennett. OF Weston
James W. Robinson. Of Clarksburg.
J. Walter Barnes. OF Fairmont. ]
T. OBrien Of Wheeling was made
tcontinued on Page Eightl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
KILLED
SiXTl-NlNE MINERS
MEET DEATH IN MINE.
Series of Explosions in English
Mine Yesterday Claims Many
Victims.

CONISBOROUGH. England. July o.
The bodies OF 60 victims OF a series
Of explosions in the Cadeby colliery
this morning hse been brought to
the surface. Il IS feared that fur
ther search OF the mine will Increase
the death roll 10 so. OF the killed.
30 were mine workers. The others
were men who went into the pits to
rescue those enfombed
King George and Queen Mary ycs-
terday visited colliery adjacent 20
that IN which the explosion occurred
today. The presence OF their majcs-
ties IN the district greatly minimized
The fatalities. because the miners
we're celebrating and had taken n
holiday. Therefore. instead OF the
usual 1876 men. only b were working
In that par OF the mine where the ac-
cident happened. Thirty Of these
were killed outright. and one. the
manager OF the pit was brought up
alive. but died tonight.
The first explosion, which killed
the miners. occurred early in tho
morning. II was followed by an ex-
plosion about . o'clock in the after
noon.
The King and Queen visited the
scene tonight and personally eX-
pressed their sympathy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
ARCHIBALD
Is IN BAD
WANTS PUBLIC OPINION
WITHHELD FOR A TIME.
Consideration of the Impeachment
Resolution in the House to
Be Resumed.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-Counsel
for Judge Robert W-Archbald. OF the
commerce court. against whom
articles OF impeachment have been re-
ported in the house, issued a state
ment today asking that public opinion
In the Archibald case be suspended
until the accused jurist has had an
opportunity TO present his defense 10
the senate. which. sitting as a court,
Will try the charges against him.
Consideration OF the Archibald i'm
peachment resolution in the house will
be resumed Thursday. The statement
made public by his counsel. the first
public reply from the judge. and indi-
eating the tenor of the defense in the
expected trial. in part follows:
Judge Archbalds counsel state
that he emphatically denies that in
any of the transactions referred TO
in the report OF the judiciary commit
tee or which are embraced in the
articles Of impeachment which the
committee has submitted 10 the house
he used or attempted 10 use his infiu.
ence rs a Judge improperly.
conscientious OF his own integrity
II never occurred 20 him IN any OF the
transactions referred to that others
might suspect that he was acting
otherwise than upriEhtly.
When the original charges against
him were presented 10 the President
and the Attorney General. he was
given no notice and had no hearing.
Ccontinuod on Eighth Pazsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE TAFT
WILL ASK STATE COMMITTEE
TO CALL ANOTHER MEETING.
Prominent Republican Leaders
From This State Endorse
Administration.
By CAL Il. YOUNG.
rntenisencsr Bureau.
Charleston. w. Va. July 9.

Unanimously endorsing the admin
istration. denomination and candidacy
OF President Taft. and asking the
State committee to call a State con-
vention in the event it was ascer-
tanned that any of the electors chosen
at the Huntington State convention
did not favor and would not vote for
William Howard Taft in the electoral
college. was the substance Of n mo-
ton made by former Congressman
Gaines at a meeting OF Taft R-publi-
cans here tonight and adopted and
a committee appointed 10 take the
matter in hand and appear before the
State committee. Some discussion
was occasioned when speakers raised
jthe question of the loyalty 10 Taft
'on the part of the State and county
candidates. and some. while voting
for the motion. reserved tho right TO
apply the same restrictions 10 such
other candidates who might not ex-
press their preference for President
Taft.
Many Republican leaders have ar
rived for the meeting Of the state
COMMITTEES tomorrow. DR.. H. d. Hat
held arrived early this morning.
From the southern end of the state
there salso came to-day; r. B. Bern
helm. ID. J Strother. Senator VI.
y. White, Charles Woolforl. Editor
r A. Macdonald and others. FN-
Congressman Harry woodward. Thorn
as Garland. J. :. Posten. =. y Smoet
and many others from the northern
section OF the State are also on hand.
Charles W. Dillon today gave ex-
preston on the presidential situation
by declaring Roosevelt ought 20 re-
main out of West Virginia. while
similar expression was also made b.
Charles W Swisher and others here
for the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
DARING BIRDM AN MEETS
DEATH IN DARING FLIGHT

CtfAL0Ns- SUR wAHNE. France.
July q. Rene pedel. ono or the most
eNprri'ncrd airnen ard fho holder of
the Pcnmorv cup fqr eros. country
ffinr. whirh he won from jules ked-
rirre. met his death fhia morning boz
fofo the owes ~ thousands of French
ff""r who veto arermhlrd on tho
re- wing grounds at MourmcIon I.e-
Grand n-ur here
HodeL who had cnmo In hie mono
plane from Nll'1rnuhiaf near Paris fe
participate in the mnrfurr.a arrived
above The camp after Una nIrhf 10
was ah0Nf fn descend when hIs mono
r'ane struck fhr telegraph wires.
which fhe gro. liIina lrle evidently
prevented Liw from seeing ffia ma
chino rapeIzsd nrd rfdri was thrown
f1 fhf ground Tho motor ~ Dis
aernrI4rn ffl nn h'a body arI ha was
crushed almost nrrnrd rrrornIfi1n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
SENATE on VERGE OF
VOTING YESTERDAY
Famous Contest Case Of Illinois
Statesman viii End Some
Time This Afternoon.

WASHINGTON. July AFTER an
Intellectual attempt to conclude CON
eideratiou of the case against William
Lcrimer. of lllinos. the senate this
afternoon recessed until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning to allow Mr Lori.
mcr an opportunity 10 close his own
defense Just before the days Sos.
sion closed tho senate Was on the
verge of vote on tho resolution DO.
cl1rinc tic lorimcr seat vacant. hut
an agreement wae reached allowing
urthcr debate tomorrow
When Senator Dillingham;. of Yer
mont. concluded his three days speech
in support of senator Lorlmcr shortly
after three O'Clock this afternoon. al.
though half n dozen speakers were
expected 90 address the senate. no
one arose Senator GaIinFcr IN tho
chair. had already begun 20 pvt tho
question when in The midst of con.
fusion Senator Lorimer. secured rec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
LORIMER WILL CLOSE
OWN DEFENSE TODAY

ognitlon and pleaded for time 10 get
bis notes together for the final speech.
Senators Lea. of Tennessee and Ken
yon. ~ Iowa, both members of the
Isorimer Investigating COMMITTEES and
both rchcdulcd 10 spraS against Lori
mcr were not present. A thirty min
ute recess was taken 20 allow time
for conferences. The anttf.orimer
leaders endeavortd to secure an agree
ment 10 close. debate az O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon but we're unsuc-
ceesfuL The conferences we're
without result and when the senate
reconvcncd no concgsion nad been
reached a recess until tomorrow
was then tfken
IN concluding bis speech defending
Lorimor. senator Dillingham; attacked
tho fioo.o 900 slush fund story % Cen
cral Manager Funk. u the Interna-
tional Harvester Company lie said
that this story had been known for
some time before Funk made 10 pub
DC lie asserted that Funks deara
10 keep 70 secret grew out % his fear
of Lorlmer's power as a senator.
This story was never used where
Be- could be subjected 70 legal investi-
ration.' said Senator Dillingham;. ~it
vas usef except for The purpose OF
bringing death 20 William Lorimor.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
WILL LAUNCH TAFT
CAMPAIGN TODAY
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT
OF RE-ELECTING HIM.
c. ID. Hilles, of Ohio, Was Named
Chairman of the National
Committee Yesterday.
Members of the Party Who At
tended the Meeting Predict
Republican Victory.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-The cam.
paign for the reelection OF President
Taft will be formally launched to-
morrow in New York. James r.
Reynolds. Of Massachusetts,. who to-
day was named as secretary OF the
Republican national committee. will
do the launching and c. ID. Hilles.
President >Taft's secretary, who was
selected for chairman OF the national
committee. will Join him in New York
Monday To help sail the political ship.
Mr.. Reynolds will secure rooms for the
New York headquarters. probably in
the Metropolitan building. and expects
TO have them ready for Mr.. Hilles next
week.
Mr.. Hilles issued a statement TO-
night declaring the confidence OF the
Republican party in its cause and its
candidates. II follows:
The Republican party approaches
the presidential campaign with conf
dence In its cause and in the integrity
and ability Of the candidate who rep
resents that cause. Progress with
order is good doctrine for the Repub-
lican party to-day as IL has been since
the day OF its birth.
Real progress Is not "A theory but
an achievement. No American citi-
zen should be deceived To an ex-
change Of his birthright for a vision.
The progress CT The nation toward bet
ter things does not come from dec
lamation. but from actuai results
More has been accomplished in the
last three years under the administr-
ton Of President Taft than was ever
before accomplished by an american
President in the same period of time
"A distinct line OF demarcation be-
tween the Republican party and the
Democratic party is revealed in the
platforms adopted at Chicago and
Baltimore. One Is an earnest of fu-
mre progress through record of ach-
tevement: the other is a promise CON
tanning a denial OF the good that has
been done
Upon the solid rock of the rights
of the individual as granted by the
constitution. the Republican party
builds ifs structure OF optimism. The
Democratic party. on the other hand
in the opening sentence OF its address
20 the elecorate betrays its recessional
quality by denying the right Of CON
gress. a right again and again con-
frmed by The supreme court. to estab-
lish protective duties for benefit Of
American industries II declares as
false the vital issue Of the constltu-
tional liberties of the individual"
The sub committee Of the national
committee announced the selec ion uf
Mr.. Hilles and Mr. Reynolds to-day
after half hour session with Presl-
dent Taft az the White House. and a
(Coutinusd on PAGE Efrht1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
DR.. HATFIELD
TO REPUBLICANS
OF BOONE COUNTY MONDAY
Makes an Earnest Plea for Party
IL Ony and One
Party.
IntImates That He Will Not
Stay in a fractional
Fight.

Especial Correspondent rnteff renrr~ b
MADISON. vs. Va. july 9.-Thc Rc
puhiicans ~ Boono county held .hc.r
convention here YESTERDAY. and ar,ong
fho features Of the DAY was an address.
hy Dr % %. Hatfield. Republican can.
didai" Tor governor. Dr Hatfield
spoke aa follows.
w FELLOW Republicans
. am glad to he with you ON This
occasion Whuo 30 was not The pleas.
urc cf the good citizen. of your county
fo give a very strong endorsement n
my candidacy in tho primary. I wamf
t0 Say to those who did honor mc with
heir support. that am deeply ap.
prcriafive OF their confidence. and fo
assure thcm that if shall be mr effort
fo carry ont fho principle Of q really
progressive ndmInisfrafion thaf Will boz
ln kceping With their confidence and
expectation. And fo ms fellow par
tsans Who fhougit if better fo give
their support to ono OF my opponents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
THAW CASE
Is Now Nearing Close-Esperts
Testify That Thaw IS Not In
sane and Never Was.

WHITE PLAINS. y. y. july -
Tho most striking testimony brought
to-day iu fhe Harry Thaw insanity
hearing hero WIS given hF Dr John
". E3sa'n head ~ tho Matt@awan I'M
sane ASYLUM. whp admitted Thar un-
der pressure 10 released from that in
s'lfution ard allowed 20 return 20 his
former mode OF living ThIw might
fiu another icrqDu Dr Russell said.
however. thar Do thought Thaw could
safely hs released in custody ~ n
SPECIAL attendant
Ur Ndoiph Never. ono ~ the Thaw
niieriefs. was ON Tho stand This AZ
terr0or. ffe said Thaw 900 hie ppin-
inr. var never Dr ungound mind
Then SOU fhInt DO was a murderer
when DO shot WhlfeT" VIM r. Ier-
or1r. aff0rnar fpr tha state asked
&C.," va4 flr answer.
20 a believed tho case will close
fhIr work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10

There was every prospect this
morning OF en- of day in the Olympic,
the only finals on the program being
the 4O0-meter relay fiat race and
throwing the javelin. The curtain
fell this afternoon. however. on sew
eral thrills almost at the same mo-
meni. The relay race proved a sem
sation. The finish between Great
Britain and Germany was so close
that 1t looked like a dead heat. The
Englishman Applegarth undoubtedly
was few inches ahead OF the Ger
man, but TO make assurance doubly
sure. the committee felt compelled TO
disqualify the German team. as they
did the American team yesterday.
The Firms won the javelin event in
one. two. three order. and succeeded
IN breaking two worlds records.
Seven preliminary heats in ths
l.5OO-meters fiat race furnished good
exhibitions. Seven Americans. Shep-
pard. Madeira, Taber. Kiviat Jones,
Hedlund and Mcclure qualified for
the final.
The Frenchman Bouin who gave tho
c!eanest and easiest exhibition OF
disience running yet seen at the
Olympic. is likely 10 make a great
battle OF II with Kolehmainen in the
fnal heat OF the 5000 meters. George
\. Bonhag. lrishAmerican A. C., and
Louis Scott of the South Paterson Y.
NJ. c. A. who finished first in the first
and second heats. respectively, are
also TO be reckoned with in this
event.
The committe arranged a compro-
mise in the matter OF the Semi-finals
OF the 100 metres swimming compe-
ution which all accepted in a sports
manslip like spirit The Americans
by a Misunderstanding had failed
TO appear for the semtfinals OF this
event which were contested Sunday.
The International jury decided this
morning that an extra heat consisting
Of the three Americans. Duke" Ka-
hanamoku. Kenneth Hussagh. Chica-
go a. A. and Percy McGnlivray. ILL.,
nois y. c. and Massa. OF Italy should
be swum this evening and II they
beat the arbitrary standard OF one
minute. six and one-fifth seconds, the
first two men should qualify for the
final
The great interest in the meeting
tomorrow centers in the 200 metres
dash when the American sprinters
viii meet the hope OF the English,
Applegarth.
Harry J Hebner. the American
swimmer won the hrst heat OF tho
100 metres. back stroke. in I minute
and 2l seconds. the fastest time in
any OF the heats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
WOMAN WORTH a FORTUNE
IS ADJUDcED fNCoMPENT

NEW YORK. Iult An account-
lnr 0leI iu .ha .urrem. count o. i,.,
ht Andrew Freedman. rfefDdI,r or
tln properly of Mrs Id1 FIn1I,r wife.
~ iirnrt ST. Tiari,r. fhe STANDARD oH
WilIinuaire shows chat Nra Fracfer.a
estate is valued af fl.fftO0u Mrs
Inel'r. who o. confined in snnifar-
ilm Was Hdludrrd au in,Dmpent bv
ir' supreme court in 1900 Ucraua.
N ih' infre1l'd cost Of living. Jurtire
l'ifr n"n. .n frrotinc the accounting
allowed $4,000 n ysHr ADDITIONAL Co.
tnn SUM "f f'..n"1 already prov ID .
''7rlr for tn0 maintenance of Mrs.
LIIEL-r nl Tho -lnIlnruln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
tcoHti8asd on Third PaT,J
OBJECT TO HAVE LIBERTY
BELL TAKEN FROM TOWE r

TfUfAuELpUfN. "a. Iufr % Op-
position was heard In rItt han Co. frt
fo arHnfinr fhr request fErf fha f.nI-
frfE Nan he placed on sehrffInn nt
fla Panama rnriuc exposition In sam
IfHrrlaDn ln 1915. ONO OF tnna. ou-
paced f1 lf ie thc CHIEF ~ th. bureau
~ riff rrnurrfr. which has charge ~
fhe hon Tho question of taking ths
Hfr 'uf of fhr rifE rosie entirely
fh riff councils a request to takn
fhr historic IaU fn thr Lewis and
'inrt exposition 90 Seattle a few
ytarH - was refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
GARIBALDI
RESIGNS AS COMMANDER
OF THE FEDERAL FORCES
Orozco Abandoned His Headquar-
ters-aIOrmoDs Still Safe
Americans Held Up.

aqua PRIETA. MEN. July @
General Giuseppe Garibaldi. Grand.
son of the famous Italian liberator 10.
day resigned as commander Of the
Volunteers recruited bv the Mexican
government 20 repel the rebel inva-
sion OF the state OF Sonora. The in.
cident revealed the serious plight Of
the government defensive camp-ign
in Sonora.
ON BOARD GENERAL oRZO's
SPECIAL TRAIN. LAGUNA. MEN.
July 9.-Gcneral Pascual Orozco
Abandoned his headquarters at Encin-
alias today He expects TO reach
Juarez early tomorrow lie did not
announce his IAans.
AGUA PRIETA. SONORA. Mex.
July 9.-TelephOne messages from the
Mormon settlements az Colonia Oaxa-
ca and Colonia MOrelOs early to-day
stated that no rebels had put in their
appearance but that the Mormons
were ncrvously awaiting their ap.
proach. Considerable friction has
arisen among he colonists as 10 the
best manner Of defense 10 avoid In
tcrnational complications.
JUAREZ. Mexico july 9-Twenty.
FIVE Americans. including American
Consul Thomas r. Edwards. we're held
in ihe office of the Mexican North.
western railroad hero tonight for
nearly two hours while an armed
guard ~ rebels prevented hem from
leaving The building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
CREMATED
"hen Large Barn IS Destroyed Near
elphia-Gasoiine ES-
plosion the Cause.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July In
FIRE which DESTROYED fh. f,-..
stables on the estate og Wtliar,
Townsend Wrieht at 81 Davids. n.lr
here. to-day James Stewart. gs v,nfs
oi9. The conrhmsu employed bv th.
family and his wife wcrc burned TO
d"Hth. Tho fire d. supposed 90 have
been due to ON explosion 81 "a raao-
Hu' stove iu Do. apartments orrupioi
n' fh" St.waffs in fhe upper mart ~
OBJ" building The loss is $50 600 The
Wriehs sailed for Europe to-day and
DO NOT know of their loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
MAN KILLED

rrcg 30 IlrrHf.r fr fIa rutefiIrer.cr
WV NNNTlN-N willie W va Trtv
fiHnflf killed af the dam fhia afternoon
Hut another rIu w bose IDENTITY has not
500 been IFfr-'i. wHa perhaps Totally
GO f.e track
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
CAPTAIN GRAHAM

Sp"- Iierafrh fo the e!iizencer
WASHlNGToN. II. O.. July -
Secretary of War simpson to-day
signed an order making Captain Geo.
W. Graham. ~ Harpcrs Perry. super
intendent of Antictem Battle field.
with compensation Of 1880 per an
mum. Captain Graham served in ths
Union army during the civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
CLARKSBURG MAN
NAMED GRAND TILER

PORTLAND. ore. July 9.-Amid
dcat"ning cheers Thomas y. Mile. of
superior. vas chairman Of tho hoard
of Grand Trustees. was elected Grand
Exalted ruler of the Benevolent and
Protectiv" order Of Elks. by acclaim
alton AZ the Armory to-day 10 succeed
John r. sullivan, 81 New Orleans.
Rochester. y. Y. was selected BY
acclamation for the 1913 convention.
Patrick IT, Shields Clarksburr. W.
Va. was elected Grand Tiler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
GOVERNOR GLASSCOCK
WILL SUPPORT TAFT
BY L. H ARNOLD.
IntelHgencer Bureau.
NU..hs,...- -

WashIhBto ID. c, July 3.
Governor GiaSscock stopped in
for an hour early this
morning cnroute TO Charleston. from
Berkeley Springs. He did not an
nounce his intentions to remain a
Regular. but Secretary of state Stuart
7. Reed. who has been with the Cow
crnor az 'he Springs says that Gov
ernor Gla-sc'ck has decided that
Party regularity IS more 20 be desired
than promotion Of individual fortunes
ut Coioucl Roosevelt.
SIR. Reed and other friends Of Cow
ernpr GlaSscock say that state exc
cutive b. now firmly convinced that
he should support Mr. Taft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-10
THREE DEAD
Poisoned Food Causes the Death Of
Three and Thirty Seven
Are Very 90.

'ANGTSTA. Ca. July o. Three
persons aro dead and Be- are 900 ne "a
result ~ ealing poisoned food at tho
lom" ~ Mac Canadt. near Garfield
Ga.. on fhr Fourth ~ Julv according
to Information rsnching here t0- night
Mfqferr surrounds tho wholesale
poisoning ~ the Canadv family. which
had gath rcd Tor reunion.
AID those 900 are members of tfe can
aday family. and thirteen members of
M1o'HrHtay branch are ln serious
condition.
Mrr Fair.ioth. daughter ~ Mnrran-
ndv ami ono ~ ler children died ves-
terdav. while Tllman canady died sat
urdly