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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
Pittsburgh. Pa. June Z. 1904

Pittsburgh. Pa. June q. 1904.
i tired 90 talk 90 you over the
phone last night. but could not hear
you am making an effort 20 80 20
tho United States Senate as Mr.. Nc
Quays -successor. As II now stands
the appointment will go 20 Allegheny
county. n ! expect 20 re, a. The
Republican organization OF Allegheny
county are desirious OF my appoint
ment and are working In conjunction.
Also the Republican organizations
Of the surrounding counties. The de-
cision % the question Is 20 Senator
Boise Penroee. state chairman. and
Israel ID. Durham. The efforts of n
few OF my influential friends put forth
at once with Penrose and Durham will
settle the Question n you will uses
your influence with them In my behalf
] will greatly appreciate II. The de-
cision will probably be reached We'd
nesday.
Can you heip me,
WILLIAM FLYNN
Under he same date the following
reply was sent in cipher 20 William
Flynn from John ID. Archbold:
Telegram received. Sorry that the
lCos Nhh nON ruul irlchlnetS. pX-
pect TO jail Pop sharply parsed fan.
ring. and until fiagon prefix IL is la.
mented for me 10 have food hatred
reship.
Which. being translated. reads as
follows:
Telegram received. Sorry that
telephone did not work better. ex.
pect TO have talk with Senator Pen.
rose. and until after that ~ Is impos.
sible for me 10 have any definite view
JOHN ID. ARCHBOLD.
Thus II is discovered that while
the Flynn yellow journals in Penn
sylvania are expressing their abhor.
renee OF what they denounce as n
m~alodorous transaction on my part
within a few months OF the date OF
the letter from John u. Archbold 20
me. William Flynn was asking the aid
OF the same John ID. Archbold to Sc.
cure his appointment and election 10
the Senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
The Elliott School
w. b. ELLIOTT, President,
Register Bldg. Wheeling, w. Va.

the Y. ". c. A. when the classes will
be resumed after the first Of the
coming month Quite a number have
pro1ted from Instructions given by
Athletic Director a. +. Marriott.
Tickets are now on sale for the
street fair t. be given 10y the Boys
Brigade OF the North street VI. +.
church and the returns from one
days selling Of tho tickets indicates
that the affair will be "a success in
every way. At a meeting Of the
mothers OF the boys. held Thursday
evening. the committees to have
charge 81 the different booths were
appointed.
The executive committee Of the
ohio County Ratification Federation
held a meeting Tuesday and discuss
ed the conditions and work in this
county. Many meetings will be held
throughout the county by the FEEDER
alton during the next two months.
The ohio county teachers exam
nations will be held in the rooms OF
the board 81 education in the High
school building Friday and Saturday.
August 60 and 81.
The examining board is composed
Of Supt. II u Work. DIR. J. I. Dickey
and Dr. Andrew Wilson.
Nearly every school in the city
will have a number Of new teachers
at the beginning 81 the year as
seventeen out Of last years corps
have tcnCered their designations.
some of the women teachers having
married anN 49, - 81 - -
ers having accepted better positions.
The August number Of "Cervus
Alces' tho monthly paper published
by the local lodge OF Elks. is out and
Is very attractively made up being
full Of Information concerning he
local lodge and the Elks IN general
The Holy Name society 81 -.
Josephs' Cathedral. composed q
about 500 members. viii hold a re-
treat carly IN the coming month
possibly operinG on September sand
closing September 10. Rev. Edward
GALWAY. chaplain % the branch. will
likely inform the members within
the next few days the exact time Of
conducting the iridium.
The chemical engine house on
Eleventh street. which has recently
been completed and arranged a. the
headquarters for the city IRE DEPART
mont Is not large enough 90 apcnmo-
date the Shsnicai truck now In use
and the automobile Of the Fire chief
as the house was built 90 accommodate
an ~ chemical engine However.
tho new autc chemical has not been
bought yet and until g. Is the auto
mobile ~ the chief will be housed
In the Atlt ntic Engine house.
ANTITUsERcULosIs
SECRETARY IN CITY
F. O. P~outtahn. 81 Chicago. neiI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
Grand Jury VIII Not Meet.

CHARLESTON. Aug 2l.-That the
Kanawha county grand jury will ISt
be convened at nce TO investigate
conditions in the strike district. is the
substance Of a statement issued yes
terday following L conference be
tween Judge Henry K. Black OF the
Intermediate court. Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney Frank e. Burdett and
Governor William r. Glasscock.
Some days ago Governor Glasscock
wired Judge Black and Prosecuting
Attorney s. y. Avis suggesting the
calling OF n special session OF court
and empanneling a grand Jury TO in
vestigate the orenses alleged TO exist
IN the strike region. After a confer
ence II was decided TO secure as much
data as possible and place II before a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
NEWS BRIEFS

ON request of the market audi
forum committee. members Of the
board OF control visited tho new
building last evening and passed their
approval upon the new line Of curb
ing installed recently.
Fire. originating from a cigar
cite thrown into a pile Of Did cloth.
Ing. set nIe to some blinds in the at
tic of the bnilding occupied by the
Biery ami RinehavT saloon on Wood
street Yesterday morning The At
lantic company. was and
c~Xtinguished tho fire before IL had
done n damage.
George Gibbs. porter at the Nee
On cafe. fell when coming down the
steps from his home on Coal street
YESTERDAY morning and sustained q
fractured LEI.
john Mooney and John Riddle.
arrested by officer Fitzgerald for
being drunk were TN only offenders
to face Judge Robinson IN police
court yesterday and both pleaded
guilty. Macney was fined s. and
costs and a. he did not have the
necessary. vas sent 20 the hill for
30 DAYS.
Riddle got or with the minimum
81 10 days
Not feeling that they could fulau
the oath required. quite a number of
the rogirtrars appointed by the
board o. commissioners 20 serve n
the cominr election have refused %
serve. Those refusing 90 take the
oath claim % requires things which
they cannot 10. one for instance Is
they urofrise 20 support nominees
~ the party Tor which they have
been appointed.
Two hundred men n boys will
take tho fna course inswimmirr NJ
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CAUGHT UNDER FALL OF
STONE; INSTANTLY KILLED

Yesterday the first fatality occurred
In the new Provident mine in Belmont
county, nea F~airpoint. when Joe
Beouches was caught under a fall OF
stone and instantly killed. The fu-
neral OF the unfortunate victim will
be held tomorrow morning. and the
interment will be In Linwood Gene
terry. back OF Bridgeport.
The deceased is survived by n wife
In the old country and two brothers,
who are living here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

SEA GRIT. Aug 2i-spesher Champ
Clark soon will take the stump In MINE
Tor the Democrats ticket. according 10
an -Esouncem by Governor woodrow
Wilson tonight II 10 under stood
the gubernatorial elections on September
y Though Governor Wilson. himself
viii not go into Maine until after the
september state elections. indications
are that the National campoign commit
tee II directing its efforts 20 make a
strong campaign In that state.
Governor Wilson wos old tonight
Of press reports that Governor Harmon.
OF Ohio would make several addresses
ir the middle west for the Democratic
notionai ticket.
That's hne:' commented the governor.
I'm glad TO hear It."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

Mrs. Mary Yoke died at her home
on East Twenty ninth street late Tues
day night. after an illness OF several
years caused by a complication OF dis
eases.
She has for years been a staunch
member Of st. Alphonsus church and
the Christian Mothers Society and is
survived by one son. G. a. Yoke. and
n brother. J. Y. Gollner.
No definite funeral arrangements
have been made as yet but the serv-
ices viii probably be held from ST. Jo-
seph's cathedral on Saturday. with In
terment In Mt. Calvary cemtery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

grand Jury TO Be called later. and for
the purpose Of securing such informa-
ton. Governor Classcock has placed
a fund In the hands Of the county au-
thorities from his own contingent fund
10 carry on the work Under the Law
as interpreted BY the tax commission
or and he courts the county courts
have no money for special I~investiga-
tons or rewards In such cases I,
must therefore come from private
sources or from the governor out O,
his contingent fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
Fair PIav.

one Of the hardest things 10 wash
IS a mechanics shirt. II accumulaies
dust n CRIME and grease. naturally.
and the effort to get that dust and
CRIME and greas out with ordinary
soap is something tremendous. Easy
Task Soap. however. does half the
work for you and makes the other half
easier. Its duty Is to get after the
dirt and take II out. You dom have
to rub and scrub over the tub. Tell
your grover you want IL. Five cents
a cake-same price as nj soaps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

secretary Of the International Tub
erculosis scc.ety. arrived in the city
yesterday for "A few days stay in tho
interest Of the light against the
white plague. Today H. will visit
the Anti-Tuberculosis Sanitorium at
Wow Point. near Elm Grove. and It
Is likely that before he leaves a con-
ference will be held with the board
81 directors of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
society.
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WAR HOVERS
CONTINUED from 7irs. P.gs.)

tain some OF the charges made in the
resolution. Mr.. Wilson then decided
that he could not get witnesses here
before adjournmnt and adjournment
and therefore. II seems. plans for a
congressional probe OF the late mine
strike atrocities have met an early
death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
NOTICE-Contractors
NOTICE TO -coErRACroas

Bids will be received by the Board Of
commissioners OF the County OF Ohio
until THURSDAY. August 18th. at 1890
a m. for putting on macadam on the
following roads. the listed be-
low are approximate and may be
changed by the Board:
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

A brief and simple analysis OF a SCI
enee that 70 completely changing all
theories a. 20 the cause and relief q
diseases.
IL Is the science 81 adjusting the sub
luNations tdirplacsmeufsl in the spinal
column. for the purpose o. removing
pressure from the nerves. The spinal
column - the only place nerves pass
between two hard. hony surfaces. that
are movable, therefore the only place
nerves can be impirEed or the nerve re-
stricted. and % maftcreg not what part
OF the body s. affected. the cause ~ IN tho
spin column / ask no questions. sim
Ply analyze the spine ana tell you every
place sou IRE affected. C-hfrnprarfir is
the only science that nsanovss the cause
~ disease. and Is lone without pain.
drugs or knife. We use nothing hut
our hand The whole object Is accom-
Ilished when 'he nert. ia released
ParalysiF. deafness. iors 81 voice. .tu-
Ger. cutarrah. gnil-ptones. rheumatism.
appendicitis, neuralgia. rye. ear. throat
iurR stomach liver. kidney. bladder
trouble efc. oil quickly an permanently
disappear under rh%irournefIr uIIurfmarfs
properly given We remove the ,tfse
thereby assisting Nature
Analysis ana consultation free AZ Of
Zee
Ask Tor reference from patients hero
ln Wheeling
oIFFrY q oIFFEY.
chiropractors.
TIs 10th st. LADY Attendant.
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20 Keys
Record the rs
Letters Of Alphabet
And Every Punctuation Mazk
Of the United States" Lanruare

The Stereotype win enable you to record any
dictation OF anyone without an errorSwfthout
hitch or halt. hesitation or fauit-just a. fast
as the words drop from the mouth Of the die
taior.
The record Is indelibiy printed on paper In
big asiife letters. TO be read az easily as q
Third Reader by any Stenotypist. and Il In a
record that can be made "in record time"
One young lady. after just three months In
struction on the Stereotype. recently recorded
more than 500 words in one minute. That's
faster than you can talk-neariy twice a. fast
as yt can talk!-unless you are an ex-
pert.
The Stereotype does not do the work OF a
typewriter. but IL does ~supplant shorthand
One can record the fastest dictation by the
aid OF the Stereotype. even though one knows
absolutely nothing OF any system OF shorthand
writing. It's easier 10 learn TO take down
the fastest dictation on a Stereotype than IL
Ia to record the slowest speed OF dictation
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you can read your record like you can read
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dashes or word signsi
grasp the intricaeies Of shorthand to record
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This is a device that you should see.
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lott School. because We have the exclusive
right 10 teach the use of the Stereotype Tor AL
this district.
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today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

THE %enrontery. hyT0criscv and
mondacy ~ the Van Valkenburg FLYNN
combination Uas disclosed bv tho FOL
lowing correspondence befVeen John
Archhold and William Flynn 7 call
attention - tho following telegram
Sent 20 J - Archbold. by william
Flynn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

ANTLTUsERcULosls
SECRETARY IN CITY
F. O. Fouttahn. - Chicago. Hcii
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

girls bureaus. The tiny doggie or
pussy Is fashioned from two shaped
pieces Of satin. Joined on the wrong
side and turned over. The eyes are
small buttons an the whiskers black
and white pins. The satin dog or
cat sits in a small fancy basket, the
pin-whiskered head Just showing
above the edge: and bow of ribbon
decorates the basket.
The hatpin holder Will please any
woman for one never knows what to
do with long hatpins when they are
not IN use. Three tall, slender glasses
such as the chemist will furnish, are
covered with Jackets of mousquetaired
satin ribbon as the picture indicates,
and the three glasses are mounted in
the centre OF three heart shaped satin
cushions, intended Of course for small
err pins. Full loops of ribbon and
ribbon flowers oncircle the base of the
hatpin glasses and hide their attach
ment to the pincushions. In the same
picture IL shown q vanity puff bag for
theatre use. The little ribbon powder
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

small electric brougham In front OF
Sherry's the other day at luncheon
hour. The tawny shade Of the coat
was repeated in the big collar OF blue
fox which Is really not blue at all
but the loveliest fawn shade. Re-
moved in the restaurant, the coat
showed lining Of old gold satin. It
was worn over a smart frock, the
skirt just covering the buttoned top
Of neat boot, though the patent
leather toe was visible. Since any sort
OF hat may be won within the wind
less shelter of an electric. the frock
was accompanied by a dashing little
toque of green velvet with two old
gold feathers curling around the brim
back of the left ear.
Sealskin coats and Broadtail coats
are also worn by women who drive
these exquisitely appointed little cars:
but the draped wrap demands the
dignity Of a limousine and hover
ing footman to open doors and tuck
in lap coverings.
Many Short Fur Wraps Appear.
Signs seem to point to shorter fur
coats-for those who fancy them at
least. Several very chic models. both
in hip length coats and draped wraps
were noted at the recent Horse Show
and among the coats was the grace
full model Of breitschwanz pictured
on today's page. This coat accom-
panies an afternoon costume Of black
velvet overdraped with satin and the
coat is cutaway in line. showing more
of the skirt in front than at the back.
The big pillow mum matches the coat
and completes the elegance Of the Co.'S
tune. This coat was removed at tea,
in the Waldorf-Astoria tearoom after
a session of the Show and the bodice
Of the costume proved to be black
satin coat opening over an under
blouse of sheer batiste embroidery
and lace. the blouse being mounted
over some very thin pink stuf-pre-
sumably chiffon cloth. Draped revers
of black velvet finished the satin coat
bodice In front and a velvet Robe
sphere collar turned back over the
bodice though the throat, rising above
the embroidery blouse was bare at
the front.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

bag Is nat in shape and will At costly
into even small theatre bag. along
with ones opera glass and other be-
longngs. The bottom of the case IL
circuar-about as large as q silver
dollar and Is made of cardboard COW
cred with lowered ribbon. A small
circular mirror may be attached to
the outer side within a shirred rim of
ribbon, II desired. Now make a ring
OF cardboard for the upper edge of
the case. Cover this smoothly with
the ribbon to insure firmness, and
then shir TO the outer side OF the
ring the ribbon which forms the sides
OF the case. This ribbon Is simply a
twelve Inch length of Pompadour rib
bon about two inches wide. The other
edge a the ribbon Is shirred to the
circulat bottom of the case. The cover
is made Of cardboard covered with
ribbon and should just ft over the
top Of the case. A fluffy powder pun
and little face powder will COM
plete the pretty gift.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

and Is not appropriate for evetns
wear over elabora ate opera or BAL
gowns, rich as its character maJbe
MufYs To Match Handsome WrAs.
Almost invariably now, the kur
wrap. whether intended for walfne.
afternoon Limousine, or evening &ar,
Is accompanied by matching huff
and these muffs are wondrously gtce-
full affairs. huge and soft and o$ng
In shape as a rule. although Ime
OF them are more fanciful in ddfgn.
with envelopes flaps, trimmingt Of
fringe and ruf1ies OF velvet. TheE ar
riage mum matching q draped Dap.
Is seldom however trimmed Nth
brushes and paws like muff inteI ed
for use in the street with a wa ing
costume. Typical carriage inundh re
illustrated with the gray squirrel Zap
and the seal andrleopard wrap.
The mink coat pictured is q bry
handsome model mounting intokhe
our-figure-mark in price, and thigh
this coat is straight IN cut its intrtsic
elegance makes It suitable for Inv
occasion - though tho woman kho
owned such coat would be am to
posseSs also variety OF draped en-
ing wraps for wear with light evelng
costumes. The mink skins are blu
tifully matched and the big c1ar
and wide cuffs give much grac{to
the coat. 1t falls over the skirt, ap-
ping about six inches from the fbr,
to show the edge OF tho gown nd
dainty buttoned boot. In this In
stance the coat accompanies a brtge
gown of brown satin meteor worn 9TH
a hat of pink velvet, faced under ihe
brim with brown satin and trimH
with q pink Plume shading to brosn.
Raccoon Goats for Afternoon wSr.
Very smart motor coats Of raccSn
or leopard with collars Of long haied
fur. are worn BY younger women Wo
drive theif own electric broughaAs.
These coats have mannish lines, with
roomy coat sleeves and belted bacts
and they slip IN and OF very easily
being loose enough tor comfortah
wear over a coat and skirt suit wher
desired. Such coat was worn by ,s
young matron Who stepped out of |,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-01

~HE woman who paid q thou
sand dollars or more for a fur
evening wrap last season is cha
grinned this year to find that
usf costly garment must be remade.
Iet considerable additional expense, in
order to conform to the new wrap
lines. Though last seasons wraps
Were narrow at the foot and wide at
the shoulder; they are not-this year,
narrow enough at the foot or wide
enough at the shoulder to give the
pronounced Oriental effect of drapery
now fashionable. Beside one of the
new draped wraps of SEAL mole or
ermine. last seasons model looks
positively "straight-up-and-d down." for
all It's graceful sleeves and its Tapped
front effect.
That quantities Of fur are required
70 make the draped wraps of the
moment goes without saying. The
amount Of sealskin put into a modern
Limousine wrap on fashionable draped
Hines. would be sufficient to make two
Oealskin coats OF the hip length style,
Favored some seasons ago. In spite
or the enormous amount of fur in
these modern wraps, however, the
mooels are surprisingly light. and are
almost as soft and supple in texture
~ though they were SO much crepe
De chine. All this Is because the an
est. most pliable pelts are used and
Innings are chosen with utmost care.
90 that not an ounce of needless
weight may be added to the garment,
The arrangement Of the fur Is often
very interesting. for new wraps seem
20 be cut in q peculiar manner; the
top OF the wrap, including the sleeves
which are usually in kimono or raglan
style with very dropping shoulder lines,
being quite separate from the lower
portion and the two sections being
coined just above the waistline in a
moro or less fanciful or curved seam.
IN velvet and plush wraps this joining
seam - heavily corded and in fur
wraps braid Is sometimes used to
cover the seam. Other wraps have
deep, nat yoke pieces. hidden under
enormous collars of contrasting fur,
the gathered portion OF the wrap be-
ing attached to the fiat yoke. This
gives enough fullness for the making
Of the graceful draperies, without add
ing clumDtnesD over the shoulders and
bust.
DFspesies Cleverly Managed.
Two beautiful new draped fur wraps
are pictured: one o sealskin model
from the house Of Bechof- David and
the other striped squirrel wrap In
the nsw three-Quarter length. A
great many Of the new coats are be-
ing made In this abbreviated length
ana several very authoritative houses
have brought out fur coats in hip
length. % there b no telling what
may happen By the end OF the season
In the 1enGth Of fur garments.
1Ao ooal0kin wrap has . vest Of
1eopard. the seft seal pelt being drap-
ID from the lower edges Of this
straight vest in an effect which 10
lonttrely new. Cheruit has brought
Aput . breitschwans coat which has