The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

: +Su CLOCK, from the tamlly resi-
dence on East Twenty-ninth street,
que mass To he celebrated at
ST. Alphonsus' cathedral at 2 O'Clock
and internent o be made in Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
could do to help the Republican party
said Archbold. reverting To- the 1905
We did not try to influence any
Democrats in our organization. we
never do that. Some OF our directors
may nave made individual contribu'
You remember that Judge Parker in
that apaign made the charge that
kooseN was being aided by ahe large
interests asked pomerenC.
| do aid Archbold. smiling broad
senator oliver asked Archbold for
more details ~ the SIS. 900 given u
Senator fcnross. Had that anyth nr
To- do with ANY special act OF Senator
: Penrose:" he asked
I ~oh. no. nothing at all. said Arch
hoIn ~.mphatically- That was purely
"a political contribution"
Did you suppos Mr.. Cortelyou
knew OF this $4,000 contributions"
When the second contribution vas
~, Mr.. Bliss said he desired to have
AIT Cortelyou meet me" ssid Archbold.
Mr.. Cortciyou did not come. Bliss
shid, have come alone. a. Mr.. Cortel-
you did not think Il advisable for him
I"aH "HH eNHHa AaNM ga Nv NNA
'aN could he said for him tCortelyou.p'
y did not ~-tipulate. added the wit
ness. the t-5."no ! gave Perrose was 20
ne used exclusively in pennsylvania"
Senatod Jones OF Washington. had
Arcnbold rciterate the witness under
standing that The Standard OIL money
was acceptable TO Roosevelt.
Did Mr. Bliss ever tell you that no
had told col. Roosevelt" asked Jones
"Oh, ye-. said lie sad
he had told both Col. Roosevelt and Mr..
was the matter OF contributions To
u" Democratic campaign fund ever be-
for" the Standard Oh board:' Jones
asked
NJ sir. / do not think So. Certainly
sum a contribution was never made
Tie witness said. ~ he remembered.
the 10000 paid To Treasurer Bli-s. was
in Sio.00O bills
~ ~ I>g-rs told me that the Harri.
man contribution wa made Just as
Hartman satd. said ArchbOld. I talk
kcd with Hartman myself and h. said
this fund had not been gotten togehcI
a. ~ was reported. lie did not tell me
who requested that The fund be RAISED.
'Ifd You "r your company ever re-
ceiNe any word from col Roosevelt
thanking you FOR your money asked
JoncS.
80. sad Archhold lie concluded
that another course against us would be
NOR" popular u was tie FIRST mani
Tested 10 nt~ letter to- Mr Cortelyou.
Ills attacks began in 1908. shortly after
his election We offered t. opeu our
books to Garneid and his ade- We be
lteNr We We're TIE only corporation
that faithfully opposed Co Interstate
commerce commission Law They
+ Roosevelt and Gurncid-beEau a most
o~uittscou- Inc 81 persecution Of us.
You remember that Judge Parker
% that campaign mad" the charge that
larC" interests asked Pomerene
do. said ArChboid. smiling
broadly.
senator oliver asked Archbold for
more details OF the $4,000 given TO
- uftor reuro-e.
Had that anything Co. do with any
personal act of Senator Fcnrosef' ~
oh. no nothing a. all. said Arch
bold cwphaticalls that was purely a
pUlitiri contribution.
when the second contribution was
" Nf Bliss said he desired 20 have
W tnftelfuu meet me sair Archbold
NJ tuIteltuu did not COME Hiss
-aid hay" como alone. az Mr.
for Nim Goo come. tut he said anything
b. would Sat could be- said Tor him
= ava not stirulatc added the wit.
moss that fre te5 600 gave Terru4a
va~ o., h' u-ed exclusively in Pennsyl-
wants.
senator Jones of wnshingtan had
Ar'hhoid reifrrnfe the witness under
standirs that the standard oil money
W.. ar..rtsni- G" Roosevelt
hal told 'Hinual EnuseNelt asked
Senator Jones
.oh. -,Id Ar~hboid BE sate
20 rHI TOLL both COLONEL Errfsteff nuf
Mr. toffeIfDu
Wss tro matter ~ contributions %
me IfrmurrHffr campaign put before
the STANDARD OF Hoard Jones ASKED
SO sir. ! DO rof think ~. Certain.
lf su'f H r"ufrIhutiuu was never
mad.
d .fs. atfI H. 10 rrfrrmhrreI
The ffnn ... raIf fn Trfrrurer rite.
Uar Ir go .H1 bills
~ ~ ErE.re fHif rra frHf tho MAJ
] rim.n r~0nfrIhut'on wa maze fue' no.