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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-24
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

l hereby announce myself as o
candidate for the nomination for the
office of representative in the Legis-
allure from this district, subject to
the decision of the Republican voters
at the April primaries.
THEODORE KLEIN,
5tf Ariel, Pa.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-24
CAN'T BAR BEER AS FREIGHT

ton of Prohibition State.
Washington. Jan. 23.-Beer is a com
modify and railroads must carry 1t
when offered for transportation from
one state into dry" counties Of an
other state. regardless Of the laws of
The latter state.
The supreme court of the United
States made this ruling regarding a
proposed shipment from Indiana into
dry" Kentucky counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
TRACTION Employees
OF the Wheeling Traction Line Attend
Interesting Service at Barn
Yesterday.

A special meeting for the employees
Of the Wheeling Traction company
was held at the Island barns yester-
day afternoon from / to 1880 o'clock
and 1t proved unusually interesting.
A short address was made by Rev. l..
X. Peacock OF the Sunday party. and
Chorister Homer Rodeheaver rendered
several musical selections. AT the
conclusion of the meeting Mr.. Rode
HEAVIER sang MY Mothers Prayer" in
a very effective way. The men mani,
tested much interest in the meeting
and close to 100 were present.
Today from IL to 1890 o'clock a
meeting will be held at the Peninsula
plant OF the Wheeling Mold & Foundry
company In charge OF Rev. Peacock
and Mr.. Rodeheaver.
c. W. Newland. assistant secretary
OF the Y. NJ. c. A, is chairman of the
shop meeting committee and all fac.
tories desiring meetings at the partic.
ular time can arrange the time with
him.
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pressuD laugh. Build q castle for
yourself out Of promises Of God"
BE Determined that you viii b a
success In religion II every other
thing fatlsL Resolve each morning to
do better things for God. Be q Bible
Christian Let your liSnt burn.
"A man out In Iowa had been rum
ming after q sinner for weeks TO try
and get him to J0in church. Finally
he comered the man and asked him
to be converted The old fellow re-
fused and said he had been q member
OF the Methodist church Cor IL yearS
and he was the worst old sinner in
the town.
Change Style.
"one time a poor woman moved
into a e neighborhood, and having
two small daughters. made their
dresses for them. The dresses were
peculiar from those the other girls
wore. and when the children returned
from school they told their mother
they did not care to 20 any more.
She asked what was the matter. and
they replied that the other girls made
fun OF their clothing. The mother
told her children the next time they
made funs of their clothing to tell
them that they came to town to SET
the fashion. not to follow Ii. and a few
days later all the girls were wearing
clothing from their pattern.
"A lighthouse keeper on Lake Erie
one evening discovered a man rowiur
In a boat to the lighthouse, and think
ing him a visitor. let him enter. The
man was insane and had an haIlucina
ton that he must stop the mechanism
OF the lighthouses. The lighthouse
keeper. realizing that all the vessels
would be wrecked IL the man succeed
ed, battled all night with him to pre-
vent the lights being put out. " you
are determined. the devil will never
be able to put your light out"
AS usual. Mr.. Sunday closed his
sermon with an impressive PRAYER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
COAL SOARING
RuMORs OF STRIKE CAUSE DE
MAND FOR FUEL .
Mines Unable to Fill All Demsnds-
Many Interests storing Up
Fuel in Quantities.

PITTSBURGH. March 1s.-Rail-
roads and manufacturing companies.
In anticipation OF a suspension OF
mining OPERATIONS in the bltumlnous
coal district of western Pennsyl-
vania, eastern Ohio and West Vir-
ginia April !. when the existing
agreement with the United Mine
Workers OF America will expire. are
gathering vast stores OF o Mines
are being worked TO capacity. and
coal II being hauled to ~convenient
points in such quantity a. 20 create
a car shortsge. which further gra
Yates the situation.
In consequence OF the heavy de-
mand. prices are soaring. and run Of
mine coal which early in the week
sold ~ $50 a ton a. ths mine to-day
brought si7s. with no promise %
Immediate delivery. II IL stated that
some coal has been sold In the WEI
Virginia district for g. "a ton. an IN
prccedentfd price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
DRASTIC ACTION
Taken by Congress to Aid President
In Preserving Neutrality With
Mexico.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March IA
Revolutions, hlibustering expeditions.
or the promotion OF domestic violence
In any country IN Pan-America here
after may not hope for war supplies
OF any description from the United
Stater.
This principle. proclaimed to-day In
a concurrent resolution adopted BY
the Senate at the instance OF Presi-
dent Taft. Is practically certain to be
passed by the House tomorrow.
Thoush aimed primarily to meet the
inadequscies Of the present neutrality
Jaws. to which the Mexican govern
meat called the Presidents attention.
the resolution. when put into effect.
will empower President Taft 60 pro-
hibit 81 his discretion. through the iE-
EuAnce Of = proclamation. the exporta-
ton of munitions Of wsr 90 any coun-
try with which the Tinted st2tcx 10
a peace
Anticipating action ~ the Hou-e 90
morrow War Department ofrcisls TO
mint issued INSTRUCTIONS virtually
hating all shipmsnts of anna into
Merico uuu the n~~olufion a. e.
clared elective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

NEN YORK. March 13.-After a
worldwide search by the executor OF
the will OF three rich sisters, he has
at last located the heir to the $50. 000.-
600 estate. Charles II. Tunley. a young
bookkeeper. The fortune was left TO
the young man through the heroic
act performed by his father. before
Tunley's birth, who while walking
along the streets OF Boston stopped a
runaway horse attached to a carriage
In which were Mrs. Elizabeth Wood
bridge. Mrs. Jane Hooper and Miss
Mary Brown. sisters. and daughters
of wealthy parents. Never forgetting
the heroism displayed by Tunley's
father, they at first asked hat they
be allowed to adopt young Tunley,
but to this the parents objected. They
then showed their appreciation III the
more substantial way OF leaving the
immense fortune TO the son OF the
hero. The above act was performed
"a years ago. nunley expects { o study
law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

address 1t = noonday luncheon Of
the ooostsrs last week
While The campaign has closed 20
tar a. team work u concerned. many
new members ire being received ~
h headquarters OF the board. and
Yesterday through the personal soiici-
tation OF q few boosters nearly .
dozen new uembers were received.
A Litter was received yesterday By
the board from the Equitable Life
Insurance society of Washington. d
G., In which II authorized superin-
tendent Jenkins Of the local agency
to subscribe for q .msmbership. The
letter commended the movement for
a bigger board OF trade and a create,
and better Wheeling. Several other
corporations r expected to- send IN
applications within. the next few
days. thus bringing the membership
to above the 200 mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
VOTE FOR SUNDAY
II Cast In Presidential Preferences Straw
Ballot 81 the STATE
univsrsfty.

Special Dispatch TO the InteHisencer.
MoRGANTowN. w. Va, March ia
Biny Sunday, the evangelist. received
one vote In the presidential straw vote
taken TO-DAY by the students of West
Virginia University. The students voted
on the women suffrage question also
but only I women voted and four OF
them were for 81 and three against.
For President the vote was: Wilson.
80: Roosevelt Sc; Taft. 81; Clark, 20; La
Toilette. 4; Bryan. .: Harmon. 2: How
ard. Prohibition. ?: Sunday. evangelist,
i; Debs. Socialist. /: total, z47.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
WIFE HEARS LETTERS
WOMEN WROTE busaAN0

CLEVELAND. o., March 13.-Mrs.
cara Churchill. daughter OF J. p. Up
son; socially prominent. today sat in
probate cour and heard endearing
letters read that other women had
written her husband. Eugene Church
MIL a paraleytic. He was suing his
rich wife for support. At the end OF
the hearing the court ruled he was
not entitled to the support and his
vile was justified in deserving.
Churchiils defense was that the let
ters were from Christian Science
friends trying 10 cure him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
~. Va. OPERATORS
REFUSED RAISE on coat

WASHINGTON. March IL-Car
shortage and abnormal winter condi-
tions ~ t-rAnsportatton fstiifies wee
EiVen - iesdlnr representative %
West virginia smok~i~@ cosi ou@r-
sters TO-DAY 80 N rsasons for uhcir
rs1uesi 81 ths uary deysrtmeuf thai
sKistinr for u1rr eel -
aevsno-d from t1te - t4sf ~ ton
deiiFsrsf at Negrcrf Eses "a
S~rrr-a- Msr-r o. r~f1eirr IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
THB DEVIL is FIRST.


ing meeting At the Sunday taber-
nacls to-day. II IN expected that at
cas- . hundred will attend. They
will meet at the board OF trade rooms
this evening at e:55 o'clock. and 20
from there to the corner OF Twelfth
and Main streets. where they will
be taken to the Tabernacle on special
cars over the Wheeling Traction
lines. Seats at the tabernacle have
been reserved for h party. This
nov 10 g re~ciprocation OF the favor
bestowed on the board by Mr.. sun
day when he delivered an inspiring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

VIII Have Charge Of . eraysy Meet
Ing st the FrisseII Homo
This Mornina.

This morning at ten O'Clock a prayer
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs- Walter Frisssll. and II will be in
charge OF the Rev. Mr.. Sunday. The
announcement OF this meeting has
been received with considerable In
terest and the attendance will no doubt
be very large. Mr.. Sunday. II is un-
derstood. will also make q five-minufs
talk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
URGES MEN AND WOMEN TO
SHINE FOR JESUS.
Evangelist Has Recovered His
Strength and>\kept the conare-
cation In an Uproar.

Having recovered his physical
strength and his throat trouble great
~ improved Mr.. Sunday preached I'm
old time form at the tabernacle yester-
day afternoon and kept the vast as
sembly in an uproar throughout his
sermon His witty remarks In illus.
trating his text made the large build.
ing ring with laughter.
Although the afternoon was very
gloomy and Old Sol. played hide and
seek behind the clouds the attendance
was very large. Following the sing
ing OF a number of hymns Rev. Mr..
Sunday opened his service by taking
for his text Matthew'S. 18th, 18th
verse: Let Your Light So Shine Be
fore Men That They VIII See Your
Good Works.
True Christianity.
about the frs; thing the Lord. told
his disciples, was to let their light
shine. That Is just what be wants us
To do. Too many OF US let our light
shine on Sunday. and then during the
remainder OF the week we resemble 2
1ondo fog. No matter whether you
are breaking a COLI working in a
store or whaty you are doing you should
let your light shine. A man sitting in
a church pew singing a hymn can be
h worst sinner in town and a man
thawing a water pipe can be a Saint.
1T is not so much where you are IL
Is what you are. Whatever a Christ
ian does should be true religion. Let
your light shine. that shows Gods
work. We can't all be great singers.
We can all be great musicians. but We
can all be great Christians. There are
a great many in church like the man
IN NltonnnaIn .A- .N..s.I 49, -
= camp. When he started a friend told
him that the lumber Jacks we're a
tough lot and when he went there he
had better not let them know he was
a Christian or they would make his
visit d~isagreeable. He went to the
camp and returned two weeks later.
His friend asked him o the lumber
Jacks treated him when they learned
that he was a Christian. The man
replied that they did not find out ne
was a Christian.
This Is one reason why our church.
es are degenerating. YoI. don't do
anything to show your reHlbn and let
your lights shine.
Poor Attendance.
There never was a church bell
runs or s.ehurch ooor open that the
devil did not beat some church mem
bers In.
When you join the EIks, Masons
\. O. L.. W. and other lodges The fret
thing you 10 Is 90 let everybody know
you hsye Joined. You buy a pin and
are always giving people the grip Q,
md out II they are a member OF tbs
order. ! have had fellows come here
and give me the grip: guess that II
What they are doing when they nnge'
around while shaking hands. But ths
church people wont do this.
When "A fellow H. a Republican yot
ran soos Ind " ogt n you starr knock
fng the Republican party. Hs vii
knock you down and clear Tor action
. II b 10 a Democrat and you star n
knock h Democratic party you wafcf
how quick he Nln scrap
Hrockina ire chsrch
~Then yos Nsteh some 90 ~hisk,
sosk ksock tie ehgrss s,d . deacos
o. eissr ~sts-oi-s rear eiiI ret say 4
~ord Hc 10 sfrsio fhst y Ne ~u ..
fe1o re cn.rcn - ~du tooss ire 81.
- = ssscsrf pacsass % piss.ers
20 . -sn tsiss . yogr ~f'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
ROOSEVELT DICkERS
NEGRO SUPPORT
CONFERENCE At CAPITOL MAD.
QUARTERS WEDNESDAY.
West Virginia Negroes viii csnfsf
There Te-dsy-EIsssn Say Thev
Can Deliver vots.
~ y. 4 AnxoxA
~nxhnn~o~,


Warrington, y. O. 1EnsuA -.
Eleven West Virginia neEroee.
claiming to represent the pQlftfcal
convictions OF their 1900 brethrsn'
OF h a state. will arrive In VtshfnG-
ton tonight. and In the mornlng WI
confer with the promoters OF me
Roosevelt candidacy at the Wknhtng-
ton T. r" headquarters. They win
De told by experienced politicians
how to organize the Roosevelt COL
ored clubs throughout the stats, that
the negro vote may be lined up for
Roosevelt.
In an interview tonight Senator
Dixon. chairman OF the Roosevelt
COMMITTEES. said: without the sup
port OF the negroes of West Virginia
no Republican candidate can carry
that state. As evidenced by the ac-
ton OF the negro conference to be
held here to-day. representing over
100000 negro voters. President Taft
cannot secure the negro vote. Roose-
Welt has the negroes esteem and %
intend that he shall have their vote"
Senator Dixon made public . state
ment tonight signed by Bishops J. =.
Caldwell. OF Philadelphia A. j. War
ner. OF Tennessee. G.. l.. BiackweiL
OF Indianapolis; E. Tyree. OF Nash
Vile. and G. w. Clinton, OF Char
lotte, N. c.. and by over thirty negro
ministers from various cities.
The petition. addressed to negro
voters. urges them 10 do all they
ran TO aid In Colonel Roosevelt's
nomination.
The appointment OF Oscar King
Davis. head of the washington bureau
of h New York Times, as general
publicity nan and assistant to SEN
ator Dixon In the Roosevelt national
headquarters. was announced to-day
by Senator Dixon 7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

a Home Cure Given By One wao
Had IA

In the spring OF 1897 was attack
90 ~ Muscular and Inflammatory
rheumatism. suffered as only those
VINO have 70 know. for over tnrs.
years ] tried remedy after remedy
and doctor after doctor. but such re-
lief A. ] received Vas only tsmpor.rx
FINALLY. ! found = remedy fh.s eures
ne completely. and 10 has ulve~ r.
turred I have given 10 TO q uumbsr
who were terribly afflicted asd even
neiridden with HhsgnatLsm. ara hi
ERECTED a cure "a everr case
Eanf fFsrN sufferer from any
form - rneuuafic trouble 10 - 49,.
marvellous hesiins poEer. Loaf s~~e
a cent simply <ual your rame arI
address aud ! VIII ssnd 81 fr~. 10 to-
II. after you hsvs usrd 10 arF hi -.
proven = 20 - that fouE-ro~k~T-
Tor means - curing your Ena~m.-
tan 0nu mag send 80 p-Ire ~ al
one doIlar. Bat understand. Z a. r.f
Eauf Vour m~usy u-i~ss your 81. -.
f~rfy saflsrsd 20 serd ~ Inu 81
fau- WAY suffer any lcrE-~ 49,
psuFe relief o. fhus eff-r~f -
fresf Arrt detaY Wrfs fn-f.w
hafk o. fscEson. Ne ~ AiEs-su
nitE-
svraruas y Y
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ratssasnt trrs Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
Roosevelt Drafts Speech.

OYSTER BAY. n. Y, March Ia
After a hard day in his library. Col.
Roosevelt tonight finished the speech
with which he is to open his cam
paign at Carnegie hall. New York,
before the Civic Forum next We'd
nesday night. II is expected ehaf
his speech will constitute the reply
which he said asst week he would
make TO President TIfts address In
Toledo.
Although Col. Roosevelt at nrst DE-
clined an invitation to speak In Ess6~
Vile before the Southern Conmerc1A1
congress in April. he later rscon-
sidered the matter on the edVfnn e
SENATOR Dixon. his campaign ne1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

tend from Martins Ferry and about
half that number from Brfdgeport.
These cities win make up the nrst
division with BeilAire n the other
cities over the river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

The roman no shows her tech
sd smiles L. ~r-asouably s.-~ - a.
IAN her chiert uuch astcker r.zn
the n ~ho shoss Der tech snf
rro~la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
OYER S. S. PARADE
MEETINGS BEING HELD IN ALI
CHURCHES.
Large Delegation Expected to Be
Present From the Nearby
Cities.

As the time approaches for the big
demonstration which will be made by
the Sunday chool students Of this
city and h surrounding towns SAT-
urday afternoon. the superintendents
or the various Sunday schools are
making the nnal arrangements for
the event and meetings are being
held In the churches which are to
participate. Rev. W. ii. Fields. Who
Is In charge Of the parade. has been
assured hat large delegations will
DO here from Martins Ferry, Bellaire,
Warwood. McMechen. Elm Grove.
Triadephia- Benwood. Bridgeport and
h smaller cities near here.
The interest in the affair in this
city IL high. and meetings were held
In the South side churches n ar
engagements made for the pupils to
meet In their respective churches,
and the ones in the Eighth ward to
march north and be Joined by the
other churches In the Inc OF march.
All Tho schools will assemble on
Fourteenth. Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets and the nne OF march will be
made through the city and to. the
tabernacle. where the meeting will
be addressed by Rev. Sunday. Meis-
ter's band will lead the procession.
and the delegations from the other
cities will be accompanied by bands.
500 From eellaire.
a meeting OF the superintendents
OF the Sunday schools In Bellaire was
held Monday evening and
ments maSh for attending the parade.
and according 20 the showing al the
present time Il f. expected that at
least 500 children and members %
the sunday schools Of that city will
apsear IN the turnout TINS students
will meet At the south Bsiiaire ~ r
church At not later than ~ o'clock
GA SATURDAY. ia order 70 be IN thi.
city In time 90 form IN line and lead
the parade.
" r. definitely known tha a,>ssEt
ieso vii b On line from tbs outline
pike Districts A meeting nil be
heid IN h church ~ Triadslphia
this afternoon and a place 90 meet
sW 81 selected Special cars vii BE-
ruu from PIN Grove ard she num-
b~rs from this place all cuurf@ELfe
81 the ranrn@d crossing 81 n
o'ciorz and take fhsir ular- In al.
line in the fourrh division
Wsrso-d and McNschsn wuu aiso
n. represented ~ large snd
mssfirrs Ill - h.ld n ths churches
20 thrrr rao-s tn make dslnlfs 49,
ranEsm@rfa reur hunlrrf sl-dav
schoo studeufs sr@ sKp-cfef FOL a.
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demands declared that he - - -
preparation NJ hts eisposal - mss<
he additional expcnse.
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~Thsn ycs ~steh some 90 whisky
sosE knock TIE cnUrcs s,d . deacor
o. eiosr sts,oirs rear siii ret say =
~ord He IL sfrsio thst y Ne ~lti q.
fsne tns cnsrch - ~au loose tire sale
- = ssecsrf pacsass % piss.era
~ . q talks yogr ~fs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-28
HuppUcH TO LEAVE BOARD.
Man Acquitted of Paper Trust Charge
Will Resign from N. Y. P. S. c.

Glcns Falls, n. " May 2S.-Winfeld
A. Huppuch, vice president and general
manager of the Standard Wall Paper
company of Hudson Falls, who was ac-
quilted OF charges Of violation Of the
sherman antitrust law by the federal
court at Cleveland last Friday, has made
known his intention of resigning as
member of the New York state public
service commission in the second dis
trict. He issued statement to the
effect that Immediately upon the return
of Governor Dix from Europe he will
tender and insist upon the acceptance
of his resignation. Mr.. Huppuch says
that he feels ne can no longer give
the time necessary to faithful dis
charge of the duties Of the Office Mr.
Huppuch says, further. that he will call
for congressional investigation of the
failure by the government to act upon
a report by special agent Of the post
Office department, who, Mr.. Huppuch al
leges, investigated the methods en-
ployed by Frank Hall, plaintiff in
the recent wall paper litigation, in sell
ing stock to the public in a company in
which Mr.. Hall was interested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-28
CONGRESS NOT
NEAR END
viii Run in July Before the
Adjournment
1ORIMER CASE WILL DELAY
Several Tariff Schedules to Be Consid-
ered--Also Much Minor Legisla-
ton and the Appropn-
atoms.
LORIMER CASE WILL DELAY

Washington, May 2s.-Congressional
opinion, from the Senate side at least
leans to the belief that adjournment is
by no means certain before the conven-
tions, and that, in all probability, ad-
iournment cannot be had till well into
July.
The particular circumstance which
causes this feeling at this Juncture IS
the return from Chicago OF Vice-Presi-
dent sherman without the resignation Of
Senator Lorimer. This is taken to mean
that Senator Lorimer viii fight to the
last ditch. Such a fight will consume
at the lowest two weeks OF the Senate's
time. 1t is difficult to see how the
pending tariff schedules can be disposed
Of under another two weeks, even II the
daily sessions should begin at II a. m.
Then there are the appropriation bills
and minor legislation coming up IRON
the House. In the extension OF time OF
the Senate. the hand OF the insurgency
il clearly seen. The regular Repub-
leans and the Democrats, are, as rule,
anxious to get away. 1t may be sig
nificant of long summer session That
Senators Bourne, Cummins and one or
two others are again frequenting the
columbia Country clubs cool verandas.