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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
". VA. DEMOCRATS To
BOLT over To wilson

the West Virginia delegation for VII.
son on the third ballot and four on
the second
by West Virginisns in town that un.
limited money used by the Clark sup
porters In the state resulted in the
sending Of CLARK henchmen in sui.
ficient force to the Parkersburg con.
vention TO force instructions.
Fight to q Finish.
The convention will apparently re-
tnlt In a fight TO the finish between
Wilson and Bryan on the one hand
against Underwood. Clark and Har.
mon forces supported by Murphy.
Ryan and Belmont.
Former Governor MacCorkle and
Clark leaders in West Virginia have
tonight been in conference with Sen
stors Swanson. Bankhead and other
Underwood leaders.
Murphy. IL is charged. will throw
his strength to Underwood II he can
not place Harmon across.
Clark Manager Dubois is alarmed
over the reported Hopping OF the West
Virginia delegation and Clark's
vi AhF ANdll Va tdtu vi
West Virginia's delegates.
Among the prominent West Wiz
ginians here are Joe Miller. Wheeling:
Major Joe Chiffon. Charleston: G. w
Osenton. Fayette county; H. G. Kump,
prosecuting attorney OF Randolph: H.
4. Davis. Elkins: c. w. Scully, Nor.
gan county; Senator William Camp
bell. Jefferson; F. G. Baker. Parsons !:
I Tom p. Bowman. T. Hill Marshall
Grafton; George Wallace. Hunting
ton; former Governor MacCorkle.
Charleston: Louis Bennett. Weston
X. W. Price. Warrington: T ID. Post,
Clarksburg: Circuit Clerk G. y. vii.
son. Elkins; w J. Bennett. Weston
Warwick Sutton. OF Randolph. and the
states sixteen delegates and entire
Democratic congressional delegation.
Other Wheeling men who arrived
tonight are DR.. Harry Hubbard, DIR. G.
:. Bowers, W. $. McElroy, Ed p
Hughes and G.. y. West of West
Union and John T. Gallagher. OF
/ Moundsyille
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DAVIS ON SCENE
GRAND OLD MAN OF W. VA. Ac-
TIVE IN CONFA8S.
n. c. Davis Declares He VIII Support
Parker for Temporary
Chairman.

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 20 In 81.
lent marches the arriving delegations
today took possession ~ Baltimore.
The first body Of boomers 10 make
their appearance v-rc Clark men.
from Missouri. They came on the
'Houn Da~E Special" ono hundred
and ffiy strong Rig buttons NJ the
speaker made them conspicuous a
-lock on
Another train load Of delegates and
boomers came .u from Oklahoma.
fuf rho '-ouh'osome fhirg about ~
was that ffn boomer. we're divided
between Clark and Wilson. rs, a.
m" delegation l1
Len hN Mayor Carter Harrison.
some goo Eoarsf Harrison men
stopped 10 baltimore % brief time 10
5ay and then went on fr Sew York
Mayor Hlrr son said Diff. followers
Were prepared % give the sullivan
forces the hatrn ~ their lives 20
morrow when rho National commit.
tee 'aEe- up '.a Illinois contests
4 telegram received ~ Harmon
neadq quarters announced rho depar-.
ure from ohio ~ mo Harmon boom
ers. They arn due f0 arrive about
noon tomorrow Former Governor
Jane IS Campbell and 81 s.
DouEherfy % Lancaster. . who is 10
place Governor Harmon in nomIna.
lion arc or rho train
Tomorrow forenoon tho Underwood
forces from mo south and rho Mar.
shall supporter from Indiana arc
scheduled fo arrive
Much attention .f bo.rg glrrr fo tho
eTpccfrd arrival frm0rr1W o. tho
RooscvrI'a Some uag started "a
saIry tonight that Roosevelt had ar
rived &c. had Bu -his meant mot
Theodore Roosevelt. the former rres
ident bur State Senator James P.ose
veit N Sew York. cousin OF tho
oyster BAY man.
Mrs. Nicholas I.0nFVorfh. d9ugf.e
~ 'ho former president and her bYs
band. Beproaerfafrc NIrH1Iaa Long
worth. 800 BE- quests during frr
week rf Nr and Wrs John b vr.
Lean. Who have taken house hero
A c1neplcuouf arrival Of tho ala
school aas Henry gassavay Davis
vice presidential candidate .r Tho
election ~ 1900 He Ir 70 CIar. dele
F1fNaf large from Wce' v.rgIn.a ua
said Do Fa. sn.ug fD Support h.a rum
nIng mate of 1908 Anon H Parker
Tor fnmlnrar. chairman
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DEMOCRATS
JUBILANT
Owe. TIE os.pI.!oss II ..yus-
Tot Worrying over Laksiahood Of
Ticket.

BALTIMORE. June 2s.--Comments
by the Democratic leaders here to-day
Indicated a general. and In some cases
tuoilant. satisfaction with the result
OF the Republican deliberations in Chi
caso. While some OF the more radical
said that Theodore Roosevelt running
on strong progressive platform might
efats. they declared ths, the pemocrasic
party mad nothing to fear from this
score ~ IL nominated n progressive
tention that any losses from this cause
would be more than offset by damage
that would be wrought to the Repubii-
can cause by splitting the Republican
vote between the two tickets
Ihet a progressive Democrat might be
srseo 10 run on the ticket with Colonel
Roosevelt was admitted here but none
mere either personally or through friends
and supporters. would eountenance the
suggestion that he would consider over
lures from the Roosevelt camp. II was
expected that emissaries from the Roose.
welt organization would be here next
weak 70 watch the proceedings OF the
convention and ready to seize any ad-
vantage they fancied might come from
the action OF the Democratic convention
vardaman Interviewed.
Senator-elect Nardaman. Of Missis-
sippi was one OF those who declared
that the nomination Of President Tar,
would have no effect upon the action OF
There - no possibility that the ar-
uon OF the progressives AZ Chicago will
gain them any recruits among the Demo
Gratis said Josephps Daniels. State COM
mitteeman from Forth Carolina. and a
BRYAN leader.
Senator Gore. OF Oklahoma, one OF
the Wilson supporters. expressed con-
hdence that the Democratic situation
would be harmonious
state Senator !. Franklin Roosevelt.
one OF the anti-Tammany leaders from
View York state. said. III Roosevelt
can get money To- finance his campaign.
II VIII be serious matter. Unless
Democrats nominate a strong progress
siNe. Roosevelt will cut into the Demo-
cratic progressive vote"
Harmon leaders declared there was
no foundation for the claim OF the
Wilson people that tho Republican situ-
alton furnished additional argument for
the nomination or a strong progressive
Governor Harmon Is a progressive"
said one OF them. "A progressive in
the truest sense OF the term"
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. Nancy Brown. OF Ironton. O.
Who has been the guest OF her daugh
ter. Mrs. J. r. Williams. on Jefferson
street, for the past few weeks. will
return TO her home to-day. and viii
be accompanied by her granddaugh
ter. Mrs. c. b. Brown, OF Russell
Ky.
p. A. Jones. of the High school fac
ulty, has returned TO wellsburg. after
few days visit with friends.
Ben Watkins. OF Chicago. a former
local resident for many years. is Wis
ting old friends for a few weeks.
J. Ed Blackford left yesterday fol-
Baltimore 10 attend the Democratic
convention.
Mrs. Ella Fouts and daughter. Miss
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NoN-cOMMITTAL AS TO BoITING
IF HE LOSES.
Declares He Is Not Trying to Dictate
Temporary Chairman to
the Party.
Real Need. He Asserts. Is a ProoreS.
siVe Candidate and Proares-
siVe Platform.

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 23.-Wig.
liam J. Bryan. in an interview given
nearly 100 newspaper men tonight,
shortly after his arrival from Chi.
cago. made IL clear that he regarded
the tight for the temporary chairman.
ship Of the Democratic National con.
vention one where progressivism and
CONSERVATISM we're the issues.
Mr.. Bryan would not throw any
light on what plans he had made 10
oppose the selection for temporary
chairman Of Judge Parker. whom he
charged with being reactionary. lie
fatty asserted that to begin a pro.
gressive convention With reaction
airy speech would be an offense TO the
Democratic party.
Keeps Own Counsel.
Mr. Bryan was asked II he had any
particular candidate for temporary
chairman OF the convention ia place
Of Mr. Parker
II do not care 10 discuss tie mat
ter he said. except 10 say that
any progressive will be satisfactory
to me. In the first place. urged the
committee TO consult with the two
leading candidates and allow them "a
determine upon satisfactory TEN
porary chairman"
DO you regard Wilson and Clark
az The two leading candidates."
DO YOU know 81 asybOdy else. '
he answered. Yes. meant Wilson
and Clark. and n they had agreed
upon q temporary chairman there
would have been no objection what
soever
u want 20 emphasize one fact rizht
here Mr Bryan continued. and
that !s that I am the original har
mony man 600 his whole crowd ! did
not ask anything for myself. did
not ask anything FOR any particular
candidate do not know ~ any
better way Of beginning the conven
ton harmoniousiy thfU 20 have the
two leading candidates agree upon a
temporary chairman. r. there BE- ans
lack ~ harmony 7 do not soc wins
thnre should be any excitement about
'he matter Eight members Of the
rommirfee have seen NJ N ignore
Tho opinions ~ fhe other eight and
20 make the recommendation Il
takes The full committee 20 decide
whether to approve or diaapprnvs
The recommendation ~ the sub ron,
mi'foe. and b. r. f0r fhe convention
m decide whether % will accent or
rnjnct The recommendation ~ be- no,
On unprecedented thing Tor a commit
tees recommendation % b. rejected
10 was rejected In the Chicago con
venti0n in 1896"
Flight Helped Party.
Would not such an action here pre
oIpi'ate a nFht which would be- detri
mrnt1l 10 the partyg"
II precipitatef n fFht then" no
answered. and let me- add that our
party is better for the nght u saved
Tho party from disgrace when say
.difgrucc' ] mean 10 begin progress
Give convention with reactionary
speech would be an oHenae 20 the
party ~ Tho nation and ! regard The
wishes n The party as paramount n
the wishes o. the eisht men. especial
w when those eiEht men stand Cor
two mon and those two men sts.,-.
for one man"
VIII YOU name the Two NO.. 20
whom YOU rofer7"
That la problem which You viii
have no d'nculty On solving 7 Will
let you guess
Mr. Parker made speeches for
YOU In your last campaign"
And made speeches for Mr..
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Hoover ohseauies.

Services over the remains OF the
late Milton Hoover we're held from
the home on Fayette street yesterday
afternoon. The Foresters and Odd
Fellows % which the deceased was o
member. turned out in a body Rev.
Mr. Mohn. Of the First VI r church.
ofnciated. and inierment was made In
Riverview cemetery
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on Saturday evening Mrs Harry
Graysou pleasantly entertained a
number % friends a. q luncheon q,
her home on PARK street The an.
nOuncemeut Of the coming wedding Of
the sister % the hostess. Miss Nell
Moore. a popular young lady o. this
city. and Mr. Alfred NAH. promi
nent business man o. Akron. was an
nounced during the luncheon The
event viii lake place on the 29th OF
this month.
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TARIFF is PARAMOUNT
DEMOCRATIC ISSUE
PRoGREssIVEs FAVOR PLANK IN
TIE DENVER PLATFORM.
Make Declaration in Opposition to
the Central Bank Idea for
the Nation.

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 23.-Tarir
will be the paramount plank in the
platform which The Democratic Ma.
tonal convention will adopt. There
were Informal conferences among
the leaders to-day. and while the plat.
form was not whipped into shape for
full consideration. a number ~ IDEAS
we're considered. The following Is n
summary ~ he main features which
tho progressives will suggest and
Nhich The conservative leaders may
accept
TariH
Reclamation OF the declaration
'ha' the tarif should be gradually 70.
dvoed 20 revenue basis. along tho
lines 81 me Denver platform Mate.
rial reductions in the duties on the
Of Hfe. especially upon
such articles competing wi'h Amer.
ran manufacturers ~ are sold abroad
moro cheaply than ~ homo. and grad.
uaI reductions IN suoh other sched.
ul@s a. may DO necessary 20 restore
tho tariff 20 q revenue basis.
Currency
s declaration empha really oppog.
INK the contra bank provision Of tho
fo.called Aidrioh national monetary
commission plan. bu' not opposing
certain features ~ that plan
Trusts.
Declaration that congress should
enact such supplement .sry or amend
atory legislation az vuI make the so.
csIInd sherman antitrust law more
effective fraiafed upon The vig9r
Gus enforcement ~ tho lav Ipou he
blk and small offender alike
Money Trust"
Enforcement 81 the artion ~ tho
national house o. Representatives in
entering on 70 thorough Investigation
OF the F0.calIed money trust and in
passing The pulo bin 10 give greater
Wsiforinl powers over national banks
lnsls'"ncc upon tho onac menf ~ the
FnJ' bi'l o. This session NJ congress
Direct Elections.
Enforcement ~ fhe action ~ con.
Ercrs In passing n Joint resolution
providing Tor fho direc election n
u ni'od states Hrnafors By the people
i0lunctions
Enforcement ~ Tho anfifrfurefton
hiI passed by The house ~ represen p.
nfiyea
Jury Trial.
Declaration FOR legislation 20 pro
VIDE Tor Jury rial In all cases where
nero De- n direct contempt % court
DO vas ~ ton and Hfeen-eenf
vaudeville window eogptry ,,l,
lager approached
Ten 0r fifteen " sakcs ,t. ,t.t...
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Move Storr-

Brock Brown will. to-day. move his
butter and egg store from the Hoben.
sack building to the room in the Raj.
ston block which was occupied as
hospital headquarters during the cam.
paign. Mr.. Brown kindly consented
10 defer the date Of moving until after
the campaign.
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Mrs. Grossley Buried.

The funeral services OF the late
Mrs. James Crossley. Sr., were held
Yesterday afternoon from the family
home. on North Fifth street A large
number OF friends and relatives were
present. and the floral offerings we're
numerous and beautiful Rev. Mohn
ofticiated and interment was made in
Riverview Cemetery
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The reservoir will be cleaned THE
week. IN accordance 20 the order Of
The health board. and The water sup
ply vii aEain be IN the best % con.
dillon within q day or two A vcge
table growth which seems % form
every summer is making the water
taste a little On nt present
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Will Attend Funeral.

There will be held thisevening. n
meeting OF the Masons. at which ar
rangements will be made TO attend
the funeral services Of the late vii.
liam Gillworth, who died at Canton,
on Saturday. Mr.. Gillworth was n
former local resident for many years.
and the funeral services will be held
AZ Mt. Pleasant tomorrow afternoon
lat 3.3O
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To Cedar Point.

Prof Finch. superintendent % the
local schools, went 10 Cedar Point on
Saturday 10 attend a convention Of
the teachers from all over the coun.
Try. He was called away suddenly.
and will return some time this week
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$4,000 FIRE CAUSED
BY BAD WIRING IN HOME

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
BECKLEY. W. Va. June 2s.-De-
fective wiring in the home OF william
MacTaggart caused a fire here that
destroyed the building and contents.
al an estimated loss Of $4,000.
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Welsh Picnic.
The picnic committee OF the Welsh
church met yesterday and completed
arrangements for the big picnic
which will be held at Myers lake al
canton on July s. Three sections
VIII leave the local depot, and a
crowd OF about $500 are expected
Various athletic sports will be staged
and valuable prizes will be awarded
The winners
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The meeting Of the Maids and Ma.
irons which was - have been held
at the home Of Miss Roberta Black
ford this week has been postponed
on account ~ the Presbyterian Sun.
day school picnic.
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Presbyterian Ball Team.

The Presbyterian Bible class base
ball team will play at Cadiz on the
Fourth. and as yet have no game
scheduled until that time. although
arrangements may be made 10 play
a fast team the latter part OF this
week
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A number ~ local Democrats left
Yesterday for Baltimore 20 attend the
Democratic convention An Interest.
Ing session 10 eHpscted. and local
people seem divided between clark
and Bryan Tor The nomination.
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IL seems almost certain that the
Haskins glass factory will be re-
moved from this city 70 Charleston,
w. Va, within the next six months.
and all OF the men now employed at
the plant will be given their posi-
lions IL they choose TO move with the
factory.
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Nuaallsonlan Club

The Muggiitonian Club will be en-.
tertained this evening o. the home OF
I'd McDermott All members will be
present. and an enjoyable evening
the feature Of which will Be- The serv.
Ing Of fine lunch IL expected
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The Gre department was called out
on Saturday afternoon by an alarm
runs In from box 3e. and a small
blaze on the roof Of the Ia Belle boz
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factory was put out without the aid
OF the hremen.
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Welsh Picnic.

best talks with which they have been
favored for years.
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To vas ~ ten and Offae, zen,
vaudeville window eo,,try IN,
lager approached
Ten 0r fifteen" asked the roL..
seller
I..' ono. said tho vi.agsr d
hsInt got The family along Jude,
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Incarnation Tor legislation 20 pro
vide Tor jury trial in 40 cases wher,
nero De- direct contempt o. court
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-14
We Also Sell the American Beauty COrsets
ANorHER RIG TAX souEEzE

The state railroad commission an
nounce the final taxes levied upon the
properties of railroad companies in
Wisconsin for 1912. The amount of
final assessment is given as 1926, 085, 600
and the taxes as So, 604, 1858. Last
year the final assessmentwas 1927, 935, :
600 and the amount of taxes So, $780,
8l9. 81. The increase in the amount of
taxes to be received in 1912 over 1911
is $273, 345. 81.
And that ought to somewhat relieve
burdens on the average taxpayer, bu
il will not. Last October the state tax
levy, after having been made and pub
lished, was withdrawn, tie taxing pow
err McGovern, Frear and Dahl fear
ing the political consequences to them
selves.personally, and the administra-
ton in which they are dominating fact,
or. To ease present pressure they took
more than a million dollars from the
general and current fund in the state
treasury. The big burden yet to fall
was just simply postponed. Pocket
books will Of necessity open wide next
x-paying time after ele elton is
passed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-14
CHURCH NOTES

An oyster suDper is to be held at
Bishop Branch church Saturday even
ing, February IL, for benefit of the
church. Everyone cordially invited.
There will be box social at N. H.
Brophy's, near Liberty Pole next Fri
day evening, February l6.
Services in Bethesda Lutheran church
Viroqua, Sunday at 1890. Holy COM
munion will be administered.
The Synod young people society will
meet at the parsonage Thursday even
ing.
Rev. L. C. Jacobson will preach in
Viroqua next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
There will be a basket social at the
home of T. e Grooming, Saturday, Feb
ruary "a. Come and bring your basket
and friends and have a good time.
Everybody welcome.
Rev. G. S. Barber viii fill West Ave-
nue., La Crosse pulpit, next Sunday
morning and evening in the absence of
Pastor Oscar Smith, who has been
preaching at Liberty Pole for the last
two weeks. Rev. |. F. Nuzum win fill
Rev. Barber'o pulpit Sunday morning.
Basket social will be given in Blu
chanan's hall, Readstown, Saturday
evening of this week by the ladies' of
Synod church.
Congregational aid society will be
entertained by Mesdames II. e. Rogers
and J. II. Chase in church parlors on
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Next Sunday evening, there will be a
union service in memory of the life and
work of Frances f.. Willard. The SER
vices will be held in Viroqua Congrega-
tional church, and the pastor Of that
church will preach the sermon.
Revival meetings close at Liberty
Pole next Sunday, and start at Spring
vile the day following, continuing to
the 4th of March.
Sunday school as usual at all points.
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The Brown Music Company
ANNOUNCEMENT JUDGE
Paid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 90.

TO the Voters Of the Sirth Judicial Circuit.
take this means of announcing to
voters of the sixth judicial Circuit,
comprising the counties of Trempealeau,
La Crosse, Monroe and Vernon, that l
am non-partisan candidate for the
Office Of circuit Judge of said circuit at
the election to be held the first Tues
day in April next. Although have
many warm friends among the men,
bers of the bar of this circuit, do not
deem it proper to involve them in this
contest or to place myself uuder special
obligation to any of them. For this
reason am departing from the usual
custom of having attorneys circulate
my papers, and shall not ask any of
them to sign my nomination papers or
to manage my campaign. If elected to
this important Office 4 desire to be free
from any alliance or special obligation
to attorneys and to be able to act with
entire neutrality as between them.
believe that the citizens of the circuit
generally are more vitality interested in
the selection ola circuit judge than are
the members ofthe5 bar and that they
are abundantly able TO make an intelli-
gent selection of their own.e bShai9
l respectfully invite an examination
of my eighteen years of practice as a
lawyer in this circuit, and your support
at the pools in April, if found worthy.
Sincerely yours,
r, S. COWIE