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The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
The New Free"
TAFT 20 KS" HITCHCOCK.
r. VI. G. Promises to Do Utmost for
PresIdent's denomination.

Presidents denomination.
President Taft yesterday authorized
statement expressing his confidence In
Postmaster General Frank II. Hitchcocks
loyalty to the President The President
also denied to White House callers that
members Of his Cabinet were urging him
TO dismiss Postmaster General Hitchcock
from his official family.
The Postmaster General himself author
lied the statement that he has not con-
ferred with Col. Roosevelt nor had he
had any correspondence with him for
many months. Mr.. Hitchcock, according
to this statement. is desirous only Of be-
ing allowed to retire from the political
field and devote himself exclusively to the
administration OF the Post-office Depart
ment
The Postmaster General, according to
this authorized statement, stands ready,
however, to do everything he can TO pro-
mote Mr.. Taft's denomination and re-elec-
ton.
It is very apparent that both the Presi-
dent and his Postmaster General desire
to minimize at this time the unpleasant
ness that has developed in Mr.. Tafts on
cial family The President himself will
do everything within reason to avoid any
open break with Mr.. Hitchcock.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
RIGID PROBE INTO
RAILROAD WRECK
Continued from Page One.

Verts leg was broken. Both were taken
to their homes in Champaign.
Firrmal Gilbert. of No. D. was stand
ing on the running board of his engine
when the crash came, and he was hurled
TO the ground, sustaining internal inJu-
rics.
A switch engine was obtained in the
vicinity, attached TO the rear Of the
limited. and the train was drawn back
from the wreckage. Then began the
search for the bodies of the victims.
1t was at first believed that all in the
private car had been killed, but one by
one four OF them, including Messrs. Bus
bic and Curry. crawled out from the
front Of the wrecked coach.
First Body Is HRrahan's.
The first body discovered was that OF
Mr.. Harahan, mutilated almost beyond
recognition. Besides being driven
through four wooden compartments. his
body was found underneath a steel beam
which had further crushed him.
Quickly the bodies Of the others were
found. and from the nature OF their in.
Juries ii was apparent that death had
CCme to each instantaneously.
All of the other coaches OF the flyer
and those OF the limited were Steel and
withstOOd the impact, though every pas
sCnger was thrown violently from his or
berth. Immediately following the acci-
dent kilograms were sent to CentralIa
and a relief train bearing physicians and
nurses was dispatched to the scene.
7. J. Foley. assistant general manager
of the Illinois Central road, was at Cen
tralia when the accident occurred. He
hurried to Einmundy and took charge
Of the bodies Of the victims later bring
ing those of Mr. Harahan, Mr. Melcher.
and Mr.. PerCe to Chicago while that
Of Mr.. Wright was sent to Memphis
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LcnveS to InveStignte Wreck.

II. W. Belknap. Chief OF the Division
or Safety Appliances OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. left yesterday for
Centralia, Ill. to investigate the railroad
accident in which former President J. T.
Harahan, OF the Illinois Central, and
three other prominent railroad men were
killed.
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composed OF two
young and sue
cessful business
men. that OF o.
r. Evans & Bro,
of T2O 18th St.
y. W. has in a
short time sue
ceeded in secur-
ing the high re-
gard OF the COM
munity.
T h e building
trade knows o.
r. Evans as a
specialist in res
i'd e ntial and
c o m m ere ial
building light
ing, while in the
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Singer Is Chccred.
oppo.e. Hooks Appointment.

At a largely attended meeting Of the
Evangelical Ministers Alliance. held yes
terday at EbeneEer NJ. Z. Church, Rev.
Drs. sumwalt and Thirkield spoke Of the
Men and Religion Movement.
The alliance went on record as op-
posed to the appointment Of Judge Hook
IN the Sunrarne Court.
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

SorfoFk and washinEton stesmboat Conrany'a
rsnu,r, from foot Of Seventh street for Old Puint
C..mfurt and NurfoR dSily At ss5 ?. n
Can from Fifteenth street and New Yorf sTenus
every quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Park and
Chevy Chase
To Great Falls-Grsat Falls and Old Dominica
RIilrosd can sTsrJ few minutes iron ThirtJ-6iKth
ind u GtreeuA
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
JUDGE DoNWoRTH STANDS.
Resignation from Dis
trIct Court of the United States.

tFlct SouFt OF tne Inlted stateNs
Judge George Donworth. Of Seattle.
Wash, a United States district judge
for the Western district of WASH
ington, has withdrawn his resignation,
which was submitted to President Taft
about two weeks ago The withdrawal
of Judge Donworth's resignation is the
result of a bitter fight against the pro-
posed appointment Of Representative
William f. Humphrey, Of Washington.
whose candidacy was supported by Sena-
tor Jones. Senator POindeXter opposed
the appointment of Judge Humphrey.
President Taft will not send the judi
cial nominations TO the Senate until next
week. II is practically certain that
William c. Hook, OF the Eighth judicial
circuit, will be appointed to the vacancy
on the Supreme Court of the United
States, succeeding the late Associate
Justice John NJ. Harlan.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
W. C. 7. U. MEETS TO-DAY.
Prominent Speakers to BE Heard at
Quarterly Convention.

Quarterly Convention.
The W. c. T. L. will hold its quar-
terly convention from 1880 this morn
ing until 4 o'clock this Afternoon at
the North Capitol Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mrs. Emma Sanford shelton.
president, and Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis,
will speak on The legislative out
look" and Orton E. Darnell and Mrs.
c. d. Merwin. on the "Curfew." Mrs.
Clayton Z. Ewing viii be the soloist,
and II. d. Gordon and Mrs. Baier will
sing a duet
Reports will be made by the secre-
taries and superintendents OF the de-
partments. and Mrs. Margaret Coope
will present the Lords supper" in
art.
Rev. 4. S. Mowbray, DIR. William II.
Wilder, d. D., IL. D.: Mrs. Don p.
Blaine. and Mrs. d. B. Street will make
short addresses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
Notice is hereby given Of the intention Of the un-
dsrzEned to apply 20 the C0mmissioners Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia. % the 7TH DAY or FEB
RUARY. 49, at 10 O'Clock a. N. for charter q
incUrpoati0n under the provision Of act ol Con
Ersss entitled An act TO provide fG the incoT-
poration Of trust loan. m0rtg1ge. and certain other
corporatiOns within the District q Columbia. ar
proved October l. lseO. and embraced IN subehlptsr
II q the Code u the District q Columbia
The name of the proposed company sbsn b ''Ths
Munsey Trust Cumpany.
The cuupany i 10 Be organized fus the purposs
Of doing general Trust. loEl and mortgage bushes.
and such other business g. may Be authorized hy
ssid act Of Congress * b. the Code Of the Dhirief
of Columbia
The names Of the PROPOSED inoorposatcrs are:
Frank A. Munsey. James z. o{sts5
Clarence Moor. Ashley VI. Gould
Harry NJ Cabaugh. GeurEe X Gatther,
Perry Relmunt StrWar. Oliver.
g W Watson VIM. +. Guds.
Edward McLFan Mm A Hill,
Wilton J. Lambert, G. 2 NienL
Gist Blair. A. Ls1er.
W. 7. Dswart. Julius Garfnkls
A. s. WCrthinEtun. Wm. Wallace ChlsEen.
John n Nolan, 9. ii. Pope.
Wm- Heury White. Thos. G. Rradlsy.
r A WAlkl. James Baird
s. w Woodward.
iais-2lt
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Local Temperature.

Midnight. 3: a. m. >; 4Sm. 9:SA m. =;
s a. m, u: 10 4. m. 3; L noon, a; ? p NJ. 81; {
p. m. s.; n NJ, 80; y m, &; 10 p. m, IS.
Highest 81 lowest, IS.
Relative humidity-s a. m. s.; ?. m, 81: p
NJ, a. Rainfall ts p. m. to ?. M, 0. HOun Of
spnshine IS; per cent Of possible sunshine, g.
Temperature same date last year-Highsst. 20; low
est a.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
CASH or
CREDIT

It's a very simple calcula-
tion-reckoning the difference
between Sewing Machines at
$11.5O and $500, $3.50 and
$500, $500 and 5000,
$4,000 and $65.00.
The higher prices mean
credit; the lower prices mean
the Greater Palais Royal
cash quotations.
Please note that reference
is made only to the best of
new Sewing Machines of 1912
NOT doubtful makes or old
styles of better makes.
See display of the new
Free" and Domestic" in G
street show window-then in
terview the expert in First
Floor Mezzanine Balcony.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23

An English engineer proposes 22oo-
mile railway from Port said, Egypt,
across Arabia to Basra, at the head OF
the Persian Gulf. AND thence prolonged
heross Persia to Join the Indian railways
yia Quetta.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
SAVES POISONED WOMAN.
DR.. James Kerby Quickly ReNIyes
Mr.. Elizabeth BuIInrd.

Discovered in a serious condition In
her apartments in the Decatur by a
friend, Mrs. Elizabeth. Bullard. twenty
four years old. was probably saved from
death by poisoning yesterday afternoon
by the quick arrival Of the Emergency
Hospital ambulance.
DR.. James Kerby. in charge OF the am
buIance, on learning that the young
woman was the victim OF an overdose
Of a headache powder, administered an
antIdote and Mrs Bullard quickly re-
yiysd. At a late hour last night II was
saId that she was slowly recovering
from the effects OF the powder. The
physician did not deem it necessaR ~ that
She be removed to the hospital.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
when Your Ewes Need Care

Try Murine Eye Remedy. Nc smAf5ns--EeeIs
Fine-Acts Quickly. Try y for hsd, Weak,
trsied Boof Al each Package. Marine is
eompoundsd by oar ocuilsts..--nos . -Psssn. Ned
icins-but used in suecesstat ~ q, fsle-
lie ana soid 81 Druggists a c ~ sId oc Per Bot.is
Marine Hye saivs IN Asepuo Iuoes' = and esc.
Murine aye Kennedy Co.. Chicago
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Tiee Table.

Todsy-High tids. 1910 a. m and pss
Los tda AL = m and Sol .. m
To-merow-Hish tide. IN a N. and uE
Low tids 80 = n and IS p n.
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shuster in Paris.

Paris, Jan. 22-w. Morgan Shuster. ex-
pelled treasurer general of Persia, ar
rived to-day from Vienna.
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ESTABLISHMENT OF
GAS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTING FIXTURE
Firm of o. r. Evans & Bro,
at 720 Thirteenth Street
N. w. Elaborate Fix
ture Display.

Among the active new firms identi-
fed with the gas and electric lighting
fixture business OF Washington, and
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23
Temperatures in Otner Cities.

Temperzt1res in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the tWenty-fOr hOurs endea
at p N. yesterday. as follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GASLIGH~
Company. Washingtnn. D. c. Jan IS lsl.-
The annual meeting q the shareholders Of tie
washingDn Gaslght Company for the election Of
directors to the ensuing year and for the trans
action o. such other business IS ray properly cuIus
before the said meeting viii Be held al the once
Of the company. Nos 4l5iI7 10Th ST NV. MONDAY,
February s. 1872 az u O'Clock noon. The polls VIII
Be onen from Y o'clork noon to l O'Clock p m
ialslst WILLIAM b ORNE. Secretary.
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The HousewIfe's Most Important Duty
is to provide pure food for her family.
Jno. G. Meinberg's bread leads in quality.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23

tn Cure A Cold IN One Day,
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quintns Tablets Drug
rists refund money Il II fails to cure. Z W..
GROVES Signature Is on each bo1- ZSe.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23

25c. Try Our Famous StewG. 25c.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 5l3 1lth NV.
Price OF Beauty. Virginia, to-day. th,F,G
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23

VIAYI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NAT
ural nonsurgical: 4oO-p. book free Apply
for Women wednesdays at 2:3O p. m
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Mirrors ResiIyered

FYrst-elass work and a leyear guarantee; reason
able Can NJ 5sT7m- and Est estimate. MAX
RROTsKY 4 SON Mirrus Manufacturers. 81
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Largest Morning Circulation,
The Washington herald., 1912-01-23

Csrprnter and Builder. Is55 NV. Phone n. SsT.
Exert Houss Repairing and ReTnodeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
PANIC FOLLOWS
FILM EXPLOSION
EXCITING SCENE IN SOUTH SIDE
NlckEIoDEON.
operator Overcome by Smoke. But
steel Lined Booth Protects
Patrons from Danger.

over one hundred patrons OF the
Hoffman nickelodeon. at the corner OF
lhlrty-seventh and Jacob streets. on
the South Side. were thrown into a
panic and made a frenzied rush for
the exits when a film in the operat.
ing room exploded about s O'Clock last
night Arthur Andlinger. aged 20. the
operator. son OF Joseph Andlinger.
barber, OF 1907 Jacob street. was over.
come by the smoke and fumes in the
booth. He was removed to the Nc
EIroy drug store al 1916 Jacob street
where IL Was found that aside from
the pain caused 10 his eyes by the
FUMES he had practically escaped in
jury. His full recovery is anticipated
by this morning. None Of the patrons
we're injured. though the escape OF
some OF them. particularly young chill
Ore min the mad dash for the doors.
was uncOmfortably close
still alarm was sent I'm IN tho
Eighth ward engine house. but the
steel lined booth containing the pic.
ture machines. constructed in accord.
ance with the city fire ordinance
prevented the flames from spreading
and the danger was past in a few min.
u'cs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
FIRE LOSS
OF Stat. in April TotsII.d ssss.s4s
Auditor Reports; Comments on
New Surety Company.

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May o.
The Fire Marshafs and Insurance
commissioners bulletin for the month
OF April mas pust been issued By
State Auditor Darst. IL shows the
total fire loss In the State during the
month Of April to have been sass. 54g.
The heaviest loss was I'm Raleigh
county. where 4S properties were de-
stroyed
The report calls attention to the
incorporation of the Depositors Guar
anty g. Surety Company OF West Vir-
GINA In this connection the bulletin
says:
ON May 13th.s the Auditor and ex-
oftcio Insurance Commissioner au-
thorized the Incorporation OF the De-
positors Guaranty Company OF West
Virginia for the purpose OF insuring
deposits In the banks. Its incorpor-
ators are all citizens OF West virginia
The authorized capital stock Is ST.
100000. The money received from
sale of stock is being paid TO George
Hook. trustee. OF Wheeling, W. Va.
and is to be held by him as trustee
until sufficient money comes into his
hands TO make the deposit required
by the laws OF this State after which
the company will apply for a license
TO write insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
DEPOSITION
IN sehenk Divorce Case Taken ey a..
torney In BsItimore-

speeai Dispateh 10 the intelliEencer.
BALTIMORE. Nd. May 2s.-A de-
position to be used In the divorce sui,
brought by John o. Schenk against hi,
VIE. Laura Farnsworth Scheuk. wa,
taken In this city today.
In the ofnce OF Attorney Edward L.
Ward. In the Fidelity building. Prof
Charles Chaser OF Johns Hopkins uni
Nersity. who examined and analyzed
some OF the drinking water alleged 70
nave been poisoned by the wife. and
then offered to her husband to drink
gave his testimony before a notary and
counsel representing both Mr.. and
Mrs. Schenk.
The nature OF Prof. Glaser's testi.
mony or test findings of his ANALYSIS
viii not be known publicly until the
case comes TO trial In the near future
In Wheeling.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
ehsnts .nd On WSni.. sSe1 49,. -


Voice 20 MAnufsctursrs. 5ooesrs. Nor
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
The state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West NrGinia will receive bids daily
at its oSice at Charleston, West Vir-
glnla, for furnishing supplies for the
several state institutions, the financial
management OF which IN vested IN said
Board. Contracts pill be awarded to the
lowest biddera. quality Considered. and
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers VIII be given preference
Lists of supplies needed will fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
n-t-nu Charleston West NlrginiA
Pike Notice.
the Clerk OF York Township. Belmont
county Ohio. at Steinersville. until -
O'Clock noon. OF
TUESDAY, JUNE T. 1912.
Tor grading. furnishing material and ma
cadamizing two and four-tenths miles OF
road In York Township. All bids to be
accompanied by a good and sufficient
bend. or a certified check in the sum OF
$500. Blank bids with the specifications
on file at office OF Township Clerk.
The right r. reserved 20 reject all bids
or accept any bid
BY order OF the Board of Trustees OF
said York Township.
@. L. BONAR. Clerk
Address Powhatan PIT. o.. n. d. No. /.
National Phone.
NAY 9. 1912. my-s-2ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30

CONVENTION
or ao-27ED OBSTACLES xrLp At
BTEuUEHvrLLE
Moore and Howard Are the winners.
rurtngton Being Turned
Down Cola

special Dispatch to the ntellIxeneer.
SIECBENNILLE. o.. Nay 2s-Ths
Republican convention OF the 2O-ss Joint
State senatorial district met here on
wednesday and nominated ]. A. Moore.
Esq. OF Steubenville. and Hon. e. j.
howard. of GAINESVILLE. for the rwo sen
atorial nominations TO be bhled this
Inc nominations were the result
81 the Two counties getting together"
rms meant that Hon. ]. J. burlington. OF
E-est Liverpool. present state senator,
was refused a denomination.
Mm- Il. Dixon, OF Martins Ferry, was
made chairman and called the conven-
tion 10 order. and J. Z. McMath, OF Har-
ilson county. was secretary. Mr.. Dixon.
IN ms opening address. said he had been
esiesed FOR ten days by conflict in
terests as 10 what to say>in the opening
adoress TAFT vs.. Roosevelt Wet VS.
DIy. etc. lie advised all TO rally for the
republican nominee for President after
the chicago convention.
committees were as follows:
~ permanent Organization-Belmon T.
~. AImstrong; Columbiana. ID. @. Raley:
harrison. W. Il. Scott; jefferson. n. J.
Credentials-Belmont L. ]. TABOR:
Solubmiana. W. V. Blake: Harrison, s.
=. Mshaushlin; Jefferson, r. L. Nc
Rules and Order-Belmont. Edward
Meek, Columbiana. ]. q. Moore: HART
son. p. -. Grove: Jefferson.J Rmes Gavin.
- IL.
Sumgardner. VI. n. Aldredge: Harrison,
=, w Adams. !. r. McMatn; Jefferson,
n. l. Wickersham. w X. Rodgers: Col
un1 lrs J. w Costello J. W. Godfrey.
Ihe temporary officers were made per
hanent No contests were reported and
all delegations full.
There were two reports on rules and
oFuer. The first signed by Columbiana
ana Harrison planning the nomination or
successor TO Senator puringtOn first
anu anu men nominate a man for the addi-
1IohaI senatorshib. The other substitute
report signed by Belmont and Jefferson
counties provided for nominating both
AZ the same time. was adopted, ali Bel
mont and all OF Jefferson but two voting
TOT II Ihe vote stood as yes. IS no.
For Columbiana county, l. T Farr
ton.
r. r Grove. 81 Harrison. presented the
name o. Hon. b. w Rowland
w {. Brown. Esq. presented the name
OF OF, . A Moore. Esq. on behalf OF Jeffer-
The vote was called for and was as
,n,elmont-27 for Howard and p for
O., C4iumbiana-:s for Purington and .s
Harrison county II each for p,,r,n.
ton and Rowland.
Jefferson-is for Howard. for Pur-
inston and 20 votes for Moore
80 ss aiS,-Eoward IS. Moore -. PurinE-
The nominations were made unani-
The chair appointed David James OF
-, ~, Ihomas 5. Jones. OF Jefferson,
ahd Mr. Perry. OF ColUmbiana. to escort
the nominees 20 the convention
po'n nominees appeared and thanked
" convention for the confidence
showed in nominating them.
Loud calls were made FOR a speecb
rom u. A Hollingsworth, but he had
'eit ''e nan ana could not respond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
JURY ExHUMEs BODY OF
VICTIM OF NITRO oLYcERINE

FAIRMoNT. w. Va. May 2s.-The
jury empaneled by Coroner LIoyd to-
day viewed the exhumed remains Of
NICK Grick. the young Italian boy
Killed near Warrington a fe wdays
ago when he kicked a can containing
nitro glycerine. The boy, carrying
water on the b. & o., saw the can,
supposedly empty. and kicked IL when
terrific explosion followed. The
jury adjourned to meet later TO hold
an inquest and try TO fix the respon.
sioility of the boys death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
25e Matinee at Court to-day.
GOVERNOR AWARDS HoNoRs
TO ANDERSON CADETS

CHARLESTON. May 29..The stu
dent OF the Allegheny Collegiate In
stitute at Anderson. after a week in
camp. awarded honors by Lieut..
George Price for the governor, he
naming several on his stan.
The gold medal for the best drilled
company vent TO Company p. Capt
II. Il. Paxton. For best battalion com.
mander. TO Capt. e. p. Nash. Those
TO receive commissions from the gov.
ernor were: Col. L. b Shires. Col.
w. ID. Tolbert. Mai. b. II. Conner.
Capts. II. b. Paxton, r. w. Harris. w
II. Matheny. c. p. Nash. X. l.. Nc.
Chung, Lieuts. W. H. Nickel. w. A
Fisher. Il. NJ. Muir. G. l.. Mckinney
and G.. G. Stoll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
SWISHER LBAVES
Goes to Grafton This Morning and
Winds Up at Falrmont With
Address Saturday.

c. W. Swisher. candidate for the Re.
publican nomination for governor of
west virginia. gets away this morn
ing Tor Grafton. after spending a
strenuous day In Ohio county wednes-
day laying In the final ticks In the
northern panhandle.
Friday he goes to Taylor county.
and Saturday night he winds up his
campaign with an address at Fair
mont.
Howard Sutherland (for congress)
CIV. Dillon (for governor). and Mike
King Oor secretary OF state). who
were expected in last evening, were
unable TO get here. and will probably
not make the trip before Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
FIREMAN KILLED IN
COLLISION WITH ENGINE

CHICAGO. May 29.-George ].
Laushiin. pipe man in the city FIRE de-
partment. was instantly killed. and
Lieutenant Morris ODay and Frank
Swickrath, also firemen. were serious
~ injured when the hose cart in
which they were responding TO an
alarm OF fire. was demolished IN n
collision with n Chicago Junction
Railway switch engine to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
ROOT STILL DETERMINED
TO PRESIDE AT CHICAGO.

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator
Root talked with the President to-day.
He said he had not changed his de-
termination TO act as temporary chair
man OF the Chicago convention II
elected
Its on the knees Of the Gods" said
Senator Root when asked about the
situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
DELEGATES NAMED
TO CHARITIES CONFERENCE

Special r.enafch 90 fhe InteIiiranr.r
tHARLESTON. May. s9-Govcrnor
Glasscock has just appointed the list
OF delegates 20 represent West Viz
Rinia az the thirty ninth annual ses-
sion ~ the National Conference Of
Charities and Correction 20 De hold
at Cleveland. ohio. June Il 70 70 Tho
list includes Dr. Harriet u. Jones and
J. " Handlan. Of this city. NJ. l.
Brown, 81 Moundsville and s o. PAUL.
Elmer Hough. Dr. Weirnick and ID
?. Henry. ~ NVciisburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
Accused Of Robbery.

CLARKSBURG. w. VA. May 90
James Harrison. a negro. was arrested
early this morning and jailed on a
charge Of choking and robbing Frank
Miller, a farmer residing near Rich
wood, OF $40 late last night near Union
park, east Of the city, after the two
had left a trolley car there. Justice
w. p. Camp held him for the next
term OF criminal court under bond OF
$1,000. in default OF which he was re.
manded TO Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 the IntcIfirer~s-
FOLbANSBEE. W Va. Nav %
~ The first annual commence Of tho
Foilansbee Il.gh school the gradu.
aies are. Martha ~. Sanders. stew.
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