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FREE SUGAR
DENOUNCED
WOULD PUT PUBLIC
AT MERCY OF TRUST.
Declares Minority Report to
House-Means Death to Sugar
Beet Industry.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-Propos-
Ing TO rename the Democratic free
sugar bill "an act to surrender
revenue. destroy competition and
create monopoly" the Republicans OF
The ways and means committee OF the
house to-day submitted n minority re-
port on the Underwood bill. which viii
ne the next OF the tariff bills to be
considered by the house
The report was submitted by Rep
resentative Fordney. OF Michigan. IL
charges that there is a union between
the sugar trust and the Democratic
party and that the free sugar measure
is designed TO catch the votes OF the
consumer and will. in time. deliver the
consumer to the mercy Of the sugar
trust
The report asserts that the sugar
beet growing industry would be killed
II the beet refineries were forced 20
suspend by tariff legislation. There
are 10000 farmers engaged in grow
ing sugar beets. the report declares.
Predicting dire days for the sugar
consumer. the report says:
Not In the palmiest days OF the
trust. when Mr.. Havemeyer ruled its
fortunes with "A rod OF iron and an
ambition bounded only by the con
lines OF this country. did the American
Sugar Refining Company ever uonop.
oiize such n portion of the sugar con.
sumed In the United States as this
bill would deliver into its keeping
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pared and anxious TO serve and ac-
commodate you.
A week OF veritable bargain festi-
walls.
All the merchants who have en-
tered into the trade festival agree
ment will offer attractive bargains
IN all lines of merchandise. and Il
will pay all to lay in a supply for
soi.ie time 70 come. The fare re-
funding feature will be one of the
special inducements and shows the
interest OF the merchants to help the
customer save by purchasing in
Wheeling.
Be sure to keep this copy Of the
inteiiigencer, As the special announce
nnents OF all the merchants who OFFER
to refund fares during this Special
Bargain Week are contained In this
issue.
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JUST A WORD ABOUT TRADE WEEK

This issue OF the 1ntelligencer
means big money in your pocket.
1t is all up to you yourself whether
10 does or not.
The business men OF Wheeling have
Joined enterprise with the lntelli-
gencer in laying this exceptional op-
portunity before you.
You and your family and friends
are invited to come any time within
the week from March 9Th to 18th and
take advantage of IL.
Let us tell you Wheeling is pro-
progress with that progression. The
stores carry stocks in size and variety
equal TO those OF many big cities.
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Their fame for handling honset, de-
pendable goods Is established.
The stocks they offer are neither
out OF style, nor shop-worn. they are
seasonable and OF substantial merit.
They are offered at extremely low
prices because the desire is to stim-
ulate and increase trade. to let peo-
pie know by actual test that no.
where can they get more in quality
and quantity for the money cian
right here in Wheeling. Add TO this
cheerful and polite attention. which
you will unfailingly receive, and they
believe you will be convinced Wheel
Ing is the best and most pleasant
place TO deal. They seek. in other
words. only test of your patronage.
So read every advertisement care
fully. note that in every line of trade
and business Wheeling is fully pre-
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SlNHgL TO opop
cLGsR OUT o. sfelfr

NiiEs. wich. warrh a farewell
rute. sriff~n af 81 fouis Mo bv fhs
nan sho claims ~ - Ceurrr a KIN.
mei. the mlaslnr Nii-s tankef and
rpcr uhusr Identity hinref fte rafia
fr RI eialr fcr fhe rarmerf ~
fft.n1f rsurarrr roifrT. eaa rereir~r
terr foraF ~ rnn uhn hrrisrra
ffe rialmarf fo ~ kinnef To rnfs
nfirrfrs ~ fnfrnflsn - ~ rla -rarf
fo frur rrrmarruflr nuf ~ sea- -
far ss BE- frirnds 80 rrn~erref. arf
fhaf M frrfher erurf is 81 - r-nfe
fo prove fhaf hs lei Elmnrf
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POSSE TRAILS BOY BANDITS
CONFESSES MURDER
Ma - De o. sesHoi5 To-ssy As-iss
NH-s - Nonsr crss ost -
suicids pacf

HhHHisnUHG o. warrh O.
isrrv Ciayhaurt go is fs -
hsnr-d here tomorrrr for no nar
ier n Narr coliy in this cty tsst
sumurr. made confession to-day
fsr'arIrg fhuf ths siuinr 80 30 s..f
comr RI suicide 49,. vhI~h he -.
r.arra no sursn declined to Fear Sc
tired fr t.I her aIfh revolver
rhIrh missed Gre ard fneu r1f hrr
frruaf HIfh a raFrr Or ainahinr ire
Hnaan 30 safa fa bruke ffe rsanan
a1d thaf prevented BIN from kliIns
B .maeiE
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OYSTER BAY, n. Y, March a.
George w. Perkins. former partner OF
j. p. Morgan. paid a mysterious visit
10 Theodore Roosevelt here to-day.
Mr.. Perkins supposed activity In be-
half OF Colonel Roosevelt and his con-
necuon with the International Har-
vester Company have furnished cam
paign material for the Colonel's op-
ponents since he declared himself as
willing 70 accept the presidential nom
ination.
Mr.. Perkins slipped inconspicuously
into Oyster Bay late this afternoon in
an automobile. and remained only a
short time at Sycamore Hill before
starting on the return trip 10 New
York
All that Colonel Roosevelt would
say OF the visit was that Mr.. Perkins
came as the bearer OF a message from
Senator Dixon. the Coloners cam
paign manager. and arter n visit OF
few minutes had started back for
New York.
On March dispatches from the
west appeared in the newspapers. al
leging that La Toilette supporters i'm
North Dakota were turning from
Roosevelt and supporting Taft be-
cause OF the connection of Mr.. Per.
kins and Medill Mccormick. of Chi
cago. with the International Harves.
ter company. Mr.. Mccormick has
been one OF the leaders in the Roose.
welt movement and managed the
Roosevelt bureau at Washington be.
fore Senator Dixon took charge. Mr.
I Perkins is chairman OF the finance
committee OF the International Har.
vester company and Is regarded. as
one OF the most important factors IN
the affairs OF that corporation. lie is
tcontinpsd on second Pagsl
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ASSASSINATED
Ger. Julio Andrsos Kiued By His ovn
Nytinous soidlers 80
Quito.

GUAYAoUtf. Ecuador. March -
General Julio Andrade tho military
commander ~ euayaquil vas assaa.
sinated RI Quito iasf niEht b. some
- his soldiers
General julio Andrade sas fhs chief
hEure IN ihe suppresaIon ~ fhe recent
rerniution IN ECUADOR. after ne Death
~ Prcsidenf Estrada Hs fooE con
mand of 10 army. supnorfinr fha
Quito government shict farcred Grr
Leoeidas Fisla sho fcnt over fh~
reinf Of roreruruerf on fresidrrf -.
frafaa ceafh
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MISSOURI TO INSTRUCT
TWO DELEGATES TO-DAY

KANSAS CITY. No. March g.
With the names ~ President Taft
Theodore Roosevelt. iuited states
Senator - Toilette and Tuitcd States
Senator Cummius on the ballot.
preferential primary election rin b.
held IN fhe Ffffh ronErersionai dis
fricf ~ Miasouri fonorrus - choose
two instructed deiernfcs 20 fhe Ne
puhIirsn nafional courenfinn Thia
rill ~ ne hrsf eierfinn - fhe kfnd
held IN the pending presidential can
ralrn
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$4,000 FIRE VISITS
TOWN OF EIIENBORO

Special D'snatrh 90 the fnisIii=eneer
ELLENBORO. W. Va March g.
firc early this morning. caused hy a
natural gas leak igniting. DESTROYED the
general stofe and building of McCul-
Tough Brothers The loss j. $4,000
with 5000 insurance.
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men Sell their SOULS t.! a!EiiE EfiE
devil FOR POLITICAL OFFICES"
HENPEckED MAN HAS
RIGHT TO GET DRUNK

CHICAGO. March eff a
man is forced to do housework
he is justified in drinking and
seeking to forget his troubles.
decided Municipal Judge Soul
ly here to-day. Burt Harkin
was arraigned before the coutr
on a charge OF disorderly con-
duct. and after the ruling. set
free.
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ACTIVE TAFT FIGHT
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD. y. r.. March s.-with n
New Hampshire Taft organization OF
more than 1900 members perfected.
the executive committee to-day began
an active campaign. Practically every
city and town IN New Hampshire has
representation In the league.
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saTn TUE DErrrsr
orrun rnEsr vrrrrns

uFrHufr ulrf uaH-r IA. 80.
1rfrrlarf fn testify ir Hfa ner nsfarf .f
go fr'a' fr frfaral rrrrf % fHr e. .aIf..r
Haf. frH frnaf SO frrrf ualrrr-r rra..
.faHf 70 rranufarfnrIrr farrrrn s.rf.
fsrfrfIsa Ir f.rirrFrsr ~ arf .r-
sirh rnrn ffIs arif~rrs fss~irr..f
rrftirr 20 Ia-rnrtar-s
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BREACH OF PROMISE
fAilessd Araisst Son Of Msdams schn-
mann Hsinks. s7s 600 Damage.

TRENTON. y. o.. Msrrr q 1t became
known to-day thaf hresrh 20 promise
sult in vllrn tfte0s damage D. ast@.I
ear FILED in fhe ruife,l states court hsr~
On F~hruarr a. against Hans zehurnann.
Hflute. ~ ~IrEI0. y a0r % MaIarns
srl luuann- fis'rfs TIE suIf saa f.r.f
en 'rhsf 10 foran~a ff-r Trrurr. ar
Dresden .Csruanr
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WOODRUFF coNFERs
WITH THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. March 6.-Former
Republican State Chairman Timothy
l.. WOODBURY. Of New Y0rk Nas a house
guest of President Taft over night at
the White House n r. said that do
tails of the PRESIDENT campaign In
New York will b. discussed
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sEvEE orrr~rR- roUHD
IN EEAoUE wrrH VICE

CiffnAGu. Marrh n-s police 80
eranf $50 s.r rafrafrlen fn.frr rarr a-
g-fsf aIsr1ars-i frnr1 ere Cheese police
fHrrf 80 'He fual arr - fna Inraafrr-
fInr - 80 police fsrnrfnrrrf fr fnsr rIrn
H"rr.0r rrn 1nissinu. eHIrH HrErn af fha
rrIussf RI Malof ilafrI sen. ats srartas
eco
hrferra anrE Inr rn.nrarafIa-I BE-
frsfr Go feuarfr.suf srf rfrsrfrsf ufrs
nrI rHm' IuF uaa IrfrnIursI Hr Hs
HarnIIaslnr
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VOTE BALLOT
COUNTING TEN VOTES

MISS OR wRs
Adaree'
~ iutsns-s-r sus-et es.ss
ear-fufy fr--d a-uu,s h.rs.r
80 deros'ted uufnisf 80 fassrsd
Uss ths bsno' your-sf Tear -
Euror~ Ccnf~st
rHis WILL 90 VOID sFrUR . ~ sAseHa
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TAFT VICTORY
President Secures Delegates in
Tennessee and Iowa District
.a.---,-.-t Conventions. --.----

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March s.-The
Fifth and Sixth Tennessee district
Republican conventions today named
Taft delegates TO the Chicago conven-
ton. Fifth district. John W. Overall
and A. V. McLane: Sixth district.
w. ID. Houser and James Althauser.
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TAFT is POPULAR
IN NEW JERSEY

WASHINGTON. March 6.--Accord-
ing to an announcement made by Sec
retary 10 the President Hilles today
the eleven Republican state senators
of New Jersey are for the renomina-
tion OF President Taft. OF the 35 Re
public assemblymen from New Jersey
%. the announcement said. are for Mr.
Tafts denomination. two are non
committal and one is opposed.
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TWO DELEGATES FOR
TAFT NAMED IN IOWA

OSKALOOSA, Iowa. March g.
Sixth district delegates to the Repub-
lican national convention: J. A. Dew
it and II. G. Brown, instructed for
Taft
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whsHrSoToN. nares s.-rs-se.sss
west vtrHinia-unssft1sa Ttarsaavt
rrfdar rstn ~ snew.
Nsstsrn rsansyivaaia asa oefe-us
ssttist rharstari rrtaay rafa - 49,
1daht - moasrets ssat and norfhsast
winfa.
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G. W. PERKINS
CALLS ON 7. R.
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
TRIP TO OYSTER BAY
Roosevelt Says J. p. Morgan's
Former Partner Called Only
to Deliver Message.
Roosevelt Angry at Stimson's
Speech, and Makes Tart Re
ply to the Secretary.
PERKINS REFUSES
TO BE INTERVIEWED

NEW YORK. March 6.-when
George W. Perkins reached his
home In New York. tonight, he
refused even to admit that. he had
visited Colonel Roosevelt ut
Oyster Bay to-day.
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NhW YORK. Marrh John 3
fsrspna - furrrr ruuusel and ns~r
- ~ fhs eHerufiFs committee a. ne
Amrriran -urar hrfninE companr.
80 9Th other ofirials 81 fhe rar,
ranI ia 800 on friai in fhs United
-fafse f.sfrirf cour IN Neu Nort
frr rharFed EIfh enferinE info . con
spirarr f1 form monopoly on Fioia
f'un - fhe sherman anfif trust iau
Iarsoua fs froun o. the Fafher o.
fhe euEsr Trusf The case prom
lsss ~ consume consifsrable time.
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announcement the evangelist said he
was being greatly bothered by people
coming to him many times each day
and asking him when he was going
to take an offering for their lodge or
their organization.
That's all some OF you come here
for. Well. II you just keep it will
not do IL. You'll be fooled IL you just
keep nagging at me all the time. He
made a special plea for Mothers Day.
and the sermon promises to be one
OF great interest TO all. Again last
evening Mr.. Sunday asked the mer-
chants to keep their places OF busi-
ness closed during the services. SO
that their clerks can attend.
SEVEN HUNDRED WOMEN
WERE IN ATTENDANCE.
The woman's meeting at the First
Presbyterian church yesterday at
noon. conducted by Miss Miller. was
attended by 100 business women and
students at Elliott and the Wheeling
Business colleges. These meetings
are increasing in interest and attend
ance and Miss Miller is being congrat-
ulated on their success. Hundreds
aud hundreds OF conversions have
been made at the women's meetings
Oh the Sabbath. The meetings will
continue throughout the services and
all women are invited TO attend.
Yesterday Miss Miller delivered one
OF her impressive talks. while Miss
Maclaren and Miss Yeagerter rendered
solos.
DEVILS BOOMERANG"
SUBJECT ON SUNDAY
Much interest is being manifested
In the coming meeting for men only,
which will be held Sunday afternoon,
when Mr.. Sunday will speak on "The
Devils Boomerang" There will be
no reservation made. and for this rea-
son 10 is expected that many will 20
TO the tabernacle during the morning
and take their lunch with them so
that they can secure seats. Last Sun
day during the meeting for men only
IL will be remembered that nearly IO,-
900 we're unable to gain entrance.
Evening Services.
After making the formal announce
ments for the services scheduled for
the remainder OF the week. Rev. Sun
day opened his services by taking his
text from the 1920 psalm. fourth verse.
NO Man Cared for My Soul" lie
said
Life and nature seem 20 be made
up largely from contrasts. Midnight
and mid-Doon. valleys and mountains,
sickness and health. vice and purity.
JOY and sorrow. are seen through the
same window
Funerals quickly follow the music
OF the wedding march Nature and
life are largely made up OF contrasts
David King.
From the shepherd boy We next
have a vision % David. as n king He
vas poet he passed through al
the human experiences. lie Vas a
musician and = great singer He Uas
known as the sweet singer % Israel
He sang for King Saul when he wa
melancholy He vas % great genera
and vas one - the greatest men o'
history
King Saul chased David like part
ridge because he vas Jealous % him
He chased him a. me mountain
where o. bid. and David said so ON.
Cares FOR as Soul Saul had rislr
biz thousand BIZ David haf slain ten
foon-inusd On PaSs TrsIv.J
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SPECIAL COLLECTION
FOR LOCAL INSTITUTION

- usual The services rere opened
With hymns. after whici Miss Mao.
lsren rendered ore or her touching
solos Mr SUNDAY announced thar
fhs special collection Thar wfu b.
taken FridaT afternoon o. the
rMofhsrr MestinF uouId be donates
20 ne nsy Nursery On making fhis
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In nine cases out OF every ten. the
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WHY PEOPLE REMAIN DEAF

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AlAC0STA NAN +.
HURR|ES HONE TO
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~Asa.l,soroN r.,fss suanAu.

q, AsAA' D. e.. NOV. N
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TIE sxampis set yesterday BY stsvs
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q Q boat bound for the wicon,ico
x1ver reeion thst ,hs Ansco.t,. roiIcs
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DEAF NESS
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cssl News fer Those Afflicted
Success BY Natural Treatment
Ailer Doctors and Hospitals Fail

There 10 an eminent New York
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bussing. ringing. etc. In the ears.
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&c Absorbent
Cotton, 2 for &c.

THIS COUPON AM &c
for two regular 70 pack
ages Of Antlseptio Absorb
ant Cotton. IN sealed car
tons. VI
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Ac Stationery, Csc.

THIS COUPON and &c
for the following articles:
One ID. Of Writing Paper.
sold regularly at &c: one
pa ckage OF Envelopes, sold
regularly at 10c. and one
bottle Of Carter's BLACK
Ink, regularly &c. Complete
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OvERCOATS consist Of
all-wool materials. in grays.
fancy mixtures. black kerr
sey and oxford gray Irish
frieyc. Made in ~ and TO-
inch lengths. with velvet,
self.cloth and convertible
collars and belted backs. All
sizes UP to n.