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WOMAN AND rne AeRoelAns

n many women had ~ ln mind 20
90 into aviation. the death OF Miss
Harriet Qmmby must mako thcm
think Bit Insofar as aler ness OF
thought goes. there is every reason
why women might fy even botfcr than
men Women soar through tho circus
arena as acrobafs with case and safo
~. Tho freachorous quality ~ the air
calls for instant estimate and decision
on physical forces. and womans
quick viz ought 90 servo her we'll
Hut as in a,l ont door labor and
rporfs Tho acrop'anc seems 90 call ~
lines for great strength. 20 meet The
terrific rush o. air az hifh rates nj
speed Hero is whore Mlsa Qulmb, e
fr'iL muscles may have fa,,ed At their
task
$50 doubt che poetry Of aviation ap.
r'ais 10 women even more keenly
Than mon Tho dust and ponderouq
machinery snu makos automobuinr
fomcwhat earthly Such factors are
wholly or partly abscpt lu the great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08
THE REAL QUESTION

The questions which every Republican Virginia should
ask himself whether the National Republican
mistake or committed in seating delegates at
Chicago.
II not whether particular delegates from
Texas should have been slated preference other LOT
eoored delegates.
non deserves live and to continue people
1T whether or not will deliberately great and
splendid party that has written glorious pages his
tory than all other parties combined.
whether will deliberately great political
ganizaon which fought the Civil the American Re-
public which has eeablhed this sound financial
OASIS which has created and maintained tariff which
mas AIDED IN the development of which the
new american which has built and which has
oeen the foremost development
resources Tor the uplifting of the American
OF social conditions and for the American
and influence during the past sixty years
only recall small of splendid achievements
republican administration fire Republican
with pride in the and confidence the future
party with such history Republican party cannot die
1t enhrined in may mistakes and for
time may fall into defeat but in the triumphant and
those who have stood faithfully consistently will be proud
mat they have done History plainly allow
than his party and who refuses mandates He
temporary disturbance but obscuty The best
he achieve defeat the new third party lie
highest ambition be only Republican candidates
succeed to limited degree that that is not mission
winch Republicans regard result or purpose thai
)usuhes Republicans in breaking lifelong ties
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lis ice cream psrior and milk devot at
\ ret"enth and Main streets In his new
building this week
Mrs. Annie Snidti who haa been III
Tor The past several weeks at her home
on Mozart Heights. viii be removed TO
o." homo % her father. capt Ionn s.
hifH. tr.r week in North Wheeling
Mrs Thomas Cox is visiting Mrs J.
Erie
D. = Adams. 81 south Warwood. has
fE"It recovered from several weeks. ia
nos.
sop" o. Wrcuft 10 srerdinr tho
summer IN tho vicinity 90 Lake Erie
.t.l.u. IH HfFa removed 10 Has
.Hf .ntrital Wherlins. suffering with
i'f.i. i- E"tf rg along nicely.
ForfrrV Woods TIE lad who earl-
ou7ly burned his hand on tile Fourth
near DIE nrue uu Gleun's run. ia getting
long well. end if .r now believed that
iro frrer sau Do saved
hrf Pryor. mother ~ the Rev J. q
'-f r.r about recovered from several
ucrta' alrree.
DO ruwnrcd that the Narwood Tool
N0rra VIII lkfly resume operation this
efs otter a sunpruai0u OF two weeks
ny rnpaIra rrd taking on inventory
l'r W s. webb wifi iIkffv let the con
frorf for nfs new residence on center
street flta week
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few statements Of facts. that 1t has
learned from responsible Democrats.
who wish the facts 10 be known.
In the first place. Senator Wa, son
was an avowed supporter OF Champ
Clark. He and Senator Chiffon bent
all their energies toward securing a
Clark delegation from West Virginia
and were successful to the extent that
for forty-three ballots they held six
teen West Virginia delegates for
Clark's support. In spite OF the Clark
AZ all times strong sentiment for
Woodrow Wilson. Hon. John T. Nc.
Graw was an avowed Wilson man.
Lawrence Tierney and a number Of
other delegates were inclined 10 vii.
son. Gradually the Wilson sentiment
grew IN tho West Virginia delegation.
and al the conclusion Of the forty
second ballot a majority OF the dele
gates took the bit In thcir teeth and
threw the entire vote ~ the deIcea-
lion. voting as n unit. 10 Wilson. This
was not done AT the suggestion Of
Senators Watson and Chiffon. but IN
opposition 20 their wishes.
In passing. it may also be noted that
the entire expense Of the West Vlr
Rinia headquarters In the Emerson
hotel az baltimore. was paid b. lion.
John T McGraw. and not by Senators
Watson or Chiffon. While these facts
are nor Of vital importance. they are
of sufficient interest 20 a great number
~ people IN West Virginia 20 descrve
publication Most people are not we'll
informed ~ the fact. that here are
very few Democratic channels On West
Virginia. through which publications
can be made that have not been cen.
sorod By the Wafs0n. Chiffon pross
sgen-s. Therefore. tho Tntculgenccr
feels that is-is proper FOR o. 10 state
Tho above. simply IN tho interest Of
truth and that Justice may be done 20
those Democratic leaders who upheld
The cause ~ Wilson AZ Baltimore. and
who gave freely % their own means
10 The entertainment o. tho visitins
Democrats from West virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08
THE PARTING OF THE WAYS.

THE PARTING OF THE WAYS.
Ex-Governor VIM. VI. O. Dawson and
General Charles ID. Elliott. let It be
known that they intend to join the new
third party movement As American
citizens. both Mr.. Elliott and Mr.. Daw.
son have perfect right to leave any
party or join any new party that they
choose. II is well. however. 10 devote
a few moments to the consideration
OF these apostles OF the new Iight.
". VI. o. Dawson. by grace OF the
Republican party. was state senator
for eight years. For two years clerk
OF the house of delegates. For eight
years he was secretary OF STATE dur
ing which time that office was one OF
the richest and most lucrative in West
Virginia. For four years he was gov
ernor. and for nearly three years he
figured on the pay rolls OF the state
az the rate OF $1,000 per year. as
special counsel in the Virginia debt
case All in all. he has enjoyed an
Office holding and salary drawing rec
ord by virtue OF the Republican party.
extending over some twenty 1--WE year,
which. 10 say the least. Is doing quite
well
General Elliott has no, done quite
so well as Mr. Dawson. but General
Elliott is young General Eniotrs
Office holding career began about 1895
when he was clerk in the West Vir.
ginia legislature From 1896 until
1905. twelve years. be held the re-
munerative Office Of O.. marshal
From 1905 until rhe present time be
has been adiutant gonornl az tho state
OF West Virginia. In other words.
from 1896 until 1912. General Elliott
was upon he pay roll ~ the state ~
West Virginia and the United stafos
government enjoying sixteen years ~
lucrative position. An end however.
comes % an good things n must ba
confessed. thai tho Office holding pros
pee's i'r both Mr. Dawson and Cen
eral Elliott look blank ahead. 20 FAR a.
the Republican party 80 concerned in
ooth nation and state u affords them
no especial encouragement and gives
mem no ground 20 hope that the fa'
Things that they have enjoyed during
these many years uiu be continued
The hours n their Office holding as
Hepuo'icans seem numbered o. would
De unkind 70 suggest that those di-
unsuished patriots are actuated By
any Other than The noblcst and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08
WEST VIRGINIA AT BALTIMORE

During and since the Baltimore con
ven. ion. number or articles have ap.
peared in Democratic papers in West
virginia. all seeking TO convey the
impression that Senator G.. ". Watson
was an important factor in said con
vention; that he vas Instrumental in
switching the West Virginia delega-
ton from Clark 20 Wilson on tho 43rd
ballot. and that in particular his lavish
generosity was responsible for he en-.
tertainment accorded the West Vlr
Rinia delegation AZ the West virginia
state headquarters Tho intoIligoncer
has no par ocular interest in this mat.
ter. or does II desire % take from
Mr Watson any credit that properly
belongs 10 him strictly I'm the interest
OF truth. % Is called upon 10 make a
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nusbsr Plan, for H.r.

Thomas D. klndciberge.. speclai local
t'rr'rtufatiNo % tho Warwood Land
company. received communication
fI"m rubber plant 90 Detroit. ohio.
stating that ono ~ their rsr-rraufa-
Lt"f would call ou him this week 20
Nifcuef fhc question ~ tho wnrks re-
D. 'FIhs nero " the town com offer sgec-
Gel rrrrfaripra Do o. IIEnf. .tl,t.t
iI'tfINF uf Pho Marwu0I board ~
trade vill pc called Co. take up tho mat
l'I VIII the Detroit man and rndeltnr
'" ffrure Tho plant which rrarufar-
i..r- IA kinds ~ household and flY
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purest motives. II may be that they
have seen new light. II may be
that they have begun 10 realize. after
quarter OF a century. the error OF
ways In which they have persisted so
long as it has paid them 10 persist.
Some unkind people may think that
their motives are not entirely unset
hsh. II might even be suggested that
the promise Of a brace OF fat Offices
held out 10 them would deprive the
new party in IVES Virginia OF one or
both Of its stauncnest supporters. but
let us hope that no one will utter
such an unkind thought.
They are going to leave US.
Let no hard feeling 60 with them.
Goodbye and farewell.
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&N
WARWOOD
Drowned airrs Funeral Tuesday,.

The funeral OF little Huldah Gravius.
ascd IL years. who was drowned in
the ohio River near Coney Island. North
WCrWood. on the West Virginia side
saturday afternoon. will take place
from the family residence TUESDAY az
ternoon probably at ? o'clock. the hour
having not been set late last evening
Ihe Rev. J. G.. Pryor. pastor OF the
Narwood Christian church. Will ofici-
ate the little girl having attended that
sanbpth school Intermsnt will be in
GREENWOOD cemetery Wheeling
The drowning Of the child mas cast
a deep gloom over Warwood. where sne
was well known by nearly every per
81" a9d Tor the past several years at
tended the North W1rwood school
she was AN unusually bright chili and
wa% very pretty The widowed mother
- the dead girl Is heart broken over
The sad anair. Lizzie MAY Boring. the
other Eirl who came near drowning
wi'il" wading with the party OF girls
aH4 wd@ rescued by her brother. Cl.r-
enre Rnring. aged rs. as she was efnk-
.nc FOR me last time. H. getting along
nicely and was able to be- about ycster-
Gay.
sure cure for the blues GLoSsiT.
Ask YOUR Dealer
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CLUB NIGHT
First o. Series o. Enioysbls Affairs
10 De Hsld 81 the Aquatic Club
Thursday.

TIE first - series 81 seven club
n'-hta wil boz hold NJ the Aqunfie
CIun ur tho Island THURSDAY evening.
Ihe irsf band concert 81 the season
vNI hc held in conjunction with The
.Ilu nIgnt" Season tickets. entifiinr
ino holder fo two seats aboard the
boat during the concerts are being
sold 20 A. each fo defray the expenses
incurred in hiring the hand club
uNmhers viii BE- admitted without
charge Tho season tickets being sold
Dnlt tn none members
kffrcehmeufa Wi Do sold on The
grounds during the evening tv the
ladies' ~ ono ~ the Whecnng United
Presbyterian churches
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- | rn.Nnf meeting ~ fUr Ufl.ra..r-
o.af-i-' r..urI foarf f wa decided t.
employ regular must. fr.f~..e..-
bose lufIee f shall he fn visit aff t.e
n'Ia ~ fHe f.efrirf % ocular fnfrr-
fH'H nrf r.re 40. f.e nur fs .rafrurftr-.
if fHfHl music anil .t-. -raf~u~f frs
-n.f re rH1 m1r rfr.I n.aIafnr.a Tho
board appointed Prof T rarra-
county enrer inferfent. arI 81 ra..a
rarrafHrr fa select . must. fe.-rr- o.
nf fefIf fH ffeure ffa ar her fnffe. AZ
"lrfhs 10 the school early JOB stu-
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The largest order Tor s1nd and era
N'l over sold in This cifY is now be-
Ing delivered. D. is heinr used in tho
gow concrete ami brick paving being
constructed un Nc'nrprh street L.
requires -1 trnw7 hauling steady 20
Keep the contractors auppled o. vii
rf"uir" approximately 10000 tons ~
siri an gravel 'n complete fhr WORK.
'"s- g. VI. rfH are fh. contractors
ana 'fe Wheeling Wall Plaster com
PAW arc nilirc rho order Whom thi4
piece ~ paving BEL completed o. viii BE-
hH FAR fne beer piece Of paving ever
done ir me cifr.
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Al Arrangement have herr rrrrf~. fa.r.f
t.r ile senior circle ~ W1rwood * nr.s
l'1n- rf"rr' outing ard r.rnfr nr s,I.-r.-
run opposite fH~ Old IaKueff home
NI'-s. Ireedaf rfrulrF Al arc re4.frf.
81 f1 meet no Noo.r'u ffo~e ~ o o..f..s
rn fhe party will proceed .ff f.e -u-
II'F afa.r wiii lr o. nr.rfIrIf rua ANA
promise 'n Nr HnIlur. being f.r ONLY
lifn'' AIffr in fNl. community 20 r.rhf
Tor narr .rHfa TI. rrrrr uIr N. r.Ir
on fn-mnrr"v might. and &c rrrI. q ..-
n 1f Do vHi he bright. makirE 10 OIL
most daylight
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+'<'<'t'f ;'4 ~ -. ,4t,-s .s ~ ~ "
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.
- p - "A =, =. =. =. :. Il r.n....a...an.

l"'r don appreciate
s9rfon
20 our 4
'''D '| i"' 20"
..... . '1 hs feff and fD a ~rs no
no n .iRh' anl ho would a ofetfo,.
nffl freof,
49, - .sys ior Hh'n 'he beat ng
ff' NJ D." rfH fongeH0v Emerson Poe
80, 'ls o long ago i, zi'd ther
r ana nfpp"1 their tho
nra<, %, Ls . And Who ieo 90 tNer srirg h,r
ifu'. comfort and ft
l nc blamed Thermometer from
20 and hIsf
Htnfb my "asH. pll tfrr
ID 7''l ny vim,
rho gave u' 'he electric
80 sh 91r 'h" woods fao
-s '''" ,....-.. .... WAIT waeON
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Only On. R.publioan p,-,u

Ih'r' 3 taik - Tho names n The
s'nte candidates being printed on
both tickets BOO case Rooeovelts mar
- 81 formed. How can candidates
nominated hN the Republicans 60 on
any Other tickle. hut tho Republican
ti'K"t' They might a. well have their
nam" printed on the Socialist ticket
cr any other ticker as the Roosevelt
ticket because tho latter has no CON
n"cfior with 90. Republican party.
Besides would o. bo permitted by law ,
Salem Herald
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saturfly afternoon Ira Phelps while
WORKING as carpenter az the dam.
o. p"sife South Warwuod. had tho mis-.
fortune Go have the thumb ~ has left
D. and saved - while showing a large
timber through band saw The injury
wHs attended ty Br " s. lXabn
Phelps home is az pnvfr AMI 81. y..ft
lflfe Tor there 60 remain until BAL.
Injury heals ~ was reported fHst
inar also sustained a broken arm ~
me Dam SATURDAY hy Ioiug STRUCK with
90 heavy piece 81 timber
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08

man made birds that are beginning
TO obey human intelligence. The Ella
ton OF speed, the companionship OF
the clouds, the sense of escape from
prosaic earth. will no doubt appeal
more aud more TO women. One
imagines a grim series OF feminine
tragedies reaching out into the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08

street trrrr rIaeiHrrr TrrrI1re Wolfe
fg rra-irr 1wHF frr vrr1e afrnr tra
streets. Hn1 has asked trnf aII raeifnrts
In irr eHne hv uerifnr their walks and
o. nuf their premises
We sire relu o. VISITING relatives
OF NnIrfatfur
unI friends Hf NHarIuafnn "a
Aduigl pagc viii De- ready o. ogfn
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"a
reer For years Mr. Clarke was vice president OF
the Vanderbilt system. having charge financial de-
partment.
i suppose there are very few persons this time
said Mr. Clarke 10 me- who know who Daniel ID Tomp-
kns Yet he time the foremost citizen Of
New York State
MIR. Tompkns elected Governor OF New York
four times and he Governor the War OF 1872
began have heard good deal about the patriotism of
governors at The time OF Civil War personal
security which some of them gave banks when money
was needed TO the enisng and
in volunteers m -.eo-a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08

J. certainly was fortunate for the
country that the Democrats got
through in season 10 get back and pici,
their winter apples.
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Having had The begeft OF a dead
locked convention. the Baltimore hotel
Keepers ought to be amply provided
against cold winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08

Not merely is the Houn' Dawg kick
cd aroun but bitten by a Jersey
skcetcr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-08

There's nothine srecn about tho
rrass widow Who goes after a rich
bachelor.
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which
evidence discovered the
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
1872.
By E. ]. Edwards.)


The Voucher That Cleared the Great War Governor
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Thumb Sawed or.

Sure cure for the blues GLossiT
Ask your Dealer
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25

t prospect OF the National
k2k sufficiently attractive to make worth
t4NI Investment OF
original OF organization was an unwleoy
effect the economies that houid
such Statements made by the com
OF misleading nature as was pointed
being hoad Some oil these
transferred into the circular letter wh
manufacturing equipment ad
size National Boat and Engine co
production of small boats that the
IL Only two or pos
OF which the combination were really
asked
the obligations which
the various IL is expected
proceeds of the
cation bond sale giving
reorganization bonds that
that the company of safety
of the
likely to be slow Will take years
company footing
outlook is likely TO
meeting charges for long while The chief
fundamentally economical consod
the elements make successful
is the Whether
additional that ask
something
that believe the possibilities
which
work elsewhere with fully much
safety and chance OF speculative proht
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25
INCINERATION PLANT
is RECOMMENDED

The sanitation committee OF the
Board OF Commerce has submitted me
report OF it's junket last fall, TO IN
yestigate methods OF collecting and
disposing of garbage, to the board OF
directors of the organization, and also
10 the common council.
The chief recommendation OF the
report is an incinderating plant, such
as that in operation in Milwaukee. IL
Is recommended that an appropriation
OF 5000. 900 for that purpose be includ'
ed In the budget The report says
that the plant in Milwaukee is expect
ed TO be sclf.supporting as soon as all
tho power developed can be utilized
The committee also recommends the
publication and distribution OF all the
ordinances relating 10 the collection
of garbage. ashes and rubbish and that
all alleys be paved.
The members of the committee wao
made the trip are DR.. Rollin IL. stew
ems, A. ID. V. Van Zandt, and Albert
It. Allan, together with Health Officer
Guy Kiefer and Commissioner JACOB
J. Haarer. They visited Columbus,
Cleveland, Milwaukee, Minneapolis,
and St. Paul, and the report contains
observations on the systems In each
of these cities.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25
DevERE AND HAMBURG
APPEAR HERE, SUNDAY

Nine. Clementine De We're, the IA
nous soprano, formerly OF the Metro
politan and Covent Garden Opera
companies. and Boris Hamburg, the
great Russian .'cellist, will be heard
Tor the frst time In this city, Sunday
AFTERNOON in the Garrick theater. Nine.
De We're has just refused an offer of
$4,000 for so concerts in Australia
next summer. preferring TO spend The
summer in the United States, where
she has been booked for many import
ant affairs. Mr.. Hamburg is one OF
the greatest 'cellists of the present
day. and is sure TO create a fine i'm
preston In Detroit. The program to
be played Sunday afternoon, is one OF
highest excellence and should appeal
to all lovers of the best in music. as
well as to students and teachers. Seats
for the concert are now on sale in the
box ONCE of the Garrick.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-25
Tin for saloonkeepers.

Aid George Ellis. chairman OF the
council committee on liquor regula-
ton. suggests that saloonkeepers,
contemplating making changes in To-
cations this spring notify the COM
mittee as soon as possible so that IL
will have time TO look up the propos-
ed locations in person. While the
committee cannot legally take up any
applications for licenses before April
Is. IL would be free TO look into such
matters as location before that date.
and there will be no time afterwards
TO do this work. New locations Will
be the first class OF applications to
be considered by the committee when
1t meets formally after April 10, and
unless the members have had an OPP
portunity TO make a personal inves-
tigation 1t is very doubtful whether
The application will be approved.