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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
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Personals and Briefs.


Roseman Thonen is seriously i'll
with diphtheria at the family resi-
dence on the Bethany pike.
Richard Thompson, OF Elm Grove.
has accepted a position with the
Wheeling Mold & Foundry on the
Peninsula.
The Wild Rose ball team OF Greggs-
Vile Will hold a meeting in their club
rooms In the Gilbert building on Sun
day afternoon.
] The foundation for the new resi-.
dence OF John Hamm. on Walnut ave.
nue.. Is completed and the carpenters
Will commence work next week.
VIM. Rice and wife. OF Claysville.
are spending several days the guests
OF friends in Elm Grove.
Il Train No. 105 on the n. & o. was
delayed an hour last night by a slip
on the tracks near Valley Grove.
II Mrs. II. c. Ulrich will return home
to-day after visiting her sister in Co.
lumbus for the past week.
/ Campbell Savage. the well known
contractor OF Greggsville. has pur.
chased fine team OF horses. which
were seen on the road yesterday
DIR. j. NJ. Huston has returned 10
his home in Elm Grove after being
absent several days attending the
funeral OF w. ID. Huston, at McCrack.
en-.
Mrs. Harry, Clayton is reported "a
be very much improved at her home
on walnut avenue. Woodlawn.
a petition is being circulated in the
ou'-the-plke district to find out how
many or the residents are in favor OF
me nomination OF President Taft for
president. A large majority OF the
residents have already signed II.
Word has been received from n.
w. Peterson and family. who are
cruising in the Mediterranean. that
they are in Cairo. Egypt. asa enjoy.
ing themselves very much.
William Collingwood will leave tho
hrst OF next week for Grand Rapids
Mich, 10 start spring training with
that team
Ike Blum. OF Bellaire. has pur
/ chased the Wingrove grocery AZ Echo
! Point and will take possession the
first OF the week
| Mrs. James Dicev left yesterday for
! New YORK 10 spend some time with
her sister. Mrs Wadden
/ - e. Bauman. OF Leatherwood is
confined 70 his home with a healing
in his ear.
4 postmaster ROberi Hazieft is spend.
ing several days the guest II Geo. A.
..aufhIin az Hawthorne Courts.
] WOodsdale
The young child Of Mr. and Mrs
James Miller. OF woodsdale is slight.
/ " ~ AZ their home.
MISS Fern and Henrietta Linton n,
peasant View. we're calling on friends
IN wheeling yesterday.
Albert IIohne II reported 20 no NJ,
me sick. list at his home at Bridge.
dale '"s'
Dawson Parker has returned IN bis
nome NJ Triadelphia after spending
several weeks with friends at cam.
ernn. " Va.
Miss Helen Ketiler is confined N
her home NJ Middle Creek wien a
slight illners
George sheoppner IL improving o,
h'' nome a. Glenwood. after an acct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
Napoleon's Wardrobe.

Napoleon. according to writer.
had passion for clothes. Leger. his
tailor. however. held a poor opinion
OF his clients taste. Leger is quoted
10 this effect: II consistently ignored
NapoleOn's suggestions concerning
clothes. lie wished the skirts OF his
tunic to be turned back like those OF
Frederick the Great. I should not
think Of allowing such a thing. sire. I
told him. The eyes OF the whole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
INDUSTRIAL
WEST VIRGINIA
DISCUSSED IN SPECIAL CENSUS
BULLETIN ON MANUFAc-
TuRES.
West Virginia Only Exceeded BY
Seven states for Progress In
Ten Years.
III =. n. ARNOLD.
Intsiligencsr Bureau
Washington. d. c.. March -.

West Virginia Is rapidly coming into
her own as a manufacturing state.
The Mountain State has. during the
past ten years. made rapid strides In
the value OF her manufactured prod
ucts and also in the number OF wage
earners employed in her manufacture
ing plants.
Only seven states have made as
rapid progress as West Virginia dur
ing the past decade in the value OF
manufactured products. West Vir-
ginia also ranks ninth among the
states in the increase in the number
OF wage earners employed in manu-
featuring plants.
According TO bulletin OF the manu-
features OF the United States CLASH
fed by states which was made public
by the census bureau to-day. West
Virginia had in 1909 (the latest date
for which figures have been COM
piled). 2.5s6 manufacturing establish
ments. In 1899 we had but / ,s2i such
establishments.
In these establishments In West
Virginia, 71.463 persons obtain their
livelihood solely from these manufac-
tories. In 1899 only about 10000
made their living in the manufacture
1904. 4S.5s0 were employed in the
states manufactures. A commend
able Increase is thus apparent during
the five years from 1904 to 1909.
The capital invested in West vlr-
ginia's manufacturing establishments
In 1909 was sl50.e22 900. The capital
invested in manufacturing in 1899 was
s49, 100. 900. while in 1904 Il had reach
ed ss6,s21, 900. only a little over half
OF the gigantic figure recorded in
1909.
The earnings OF the manufactures
wage earners amounted to 1913 o00. 900
In 1909. as compared to s21 .0O0. 900 in
1904 and si3.00O.O 900 in 1899
The value OF the products OF the
states manufactures in 1909 was
1851 .949. 900 as compared to s99.041,-
600 in 1904 and So 100000 in 1899.
The number OF wage earners en-
ployed in the factories increased a.
per cent in the past decade. The
value OF the products OF the states
manufactures increased 81 per cent
during the past ten years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30

FOR tender. Itching or irritable skin.
wash With San Cura. the only anti.
septic soap that sOOthes and heals.
and Kills al germs ~ disease n will
cure pimples. biackheads. and make
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&c ~ thas u GOetze a Co ~
Tvelfih street and WIN MenkemelIer.
1929 Won street
Wall orders Tor San Cura Ointment
and soap hlIed by Thompson Medical
o., Titusviie. Pa
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New Harper Publications.

Harper & Brothers announce that
they are about TO publish FIVE new
books: The Terrible Meek" a play
by Charles Ram Kennedy author OF
The Servant in the House: Flower
OF the North a novel by James oliver
Curwood: "Harper's Guide 20 Wild
Flowers" by Mrs Caroline A. Cree.
yey; Why the World Laughs" By
Charles Johnston; Ancient Types OF
Man. by Arthur Keith in Harper's
Library OF Living Thought
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OUT-THE- PIKE


Elmer Austin. n we'll known char.
a'i'r NJ Elm Grove. was arrested yes
irrday afternoon. a. BeuwOod. sue
rrcted Of breaking into the Hanaon
residence east ~ Elm Grove. BY or
Deer Jss shepard. ~ the Bonwood
police force. llc was taken 20 Wheel
ing and placed ln fhe Ohio county
hl BY Constable RAIDER. and will bo
g.tcn a hearing Monday afternoon az
2 D. m. before Squire Engle. on the
South Side
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" ID are upon you. ] would not
make YOU such tunic II you offered
me the whole OF your empire The
emperor laughed heartily. and gave
way
"IIe restocked his wardrobe in 1910.
Up TO that year he had been so parsi-
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COL. HILL BUILDS ON HILL AND
TOTES MATERIAL PIECE BY PIECE

noon. at O'Clock. from the family res.
luence. The Elm Grove Aerae OF
Eagles and Henry Clay Lodge. Mod.
ern Woodman or America. attended
the funeral Interment was made at
Stone Church cemetery. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. J.
W. Johnson. OF the Edgewood VI. r..
church and Rev. W. r. Allen, former
pastor Of the Stone Church OF Elm
Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
Slip Near Fulton.

The heavy rains OF yesterday caused
the hill below Fulton to slip in several
places. The tracks OF the City & Elm
Grove Company were covered In sew.
eral places, and force OF men were
Kept busy all day cleaning away the
dirt that slid onto the tracks. A
Waterman was put on the scene yes.
terday by the company and a safety
stop was made TO be sure no stones
would be In front OF the cars.
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Prayer Meeting.

A prayer meeting in the interest Of
the Sunday campaign. was held yes
terday morning at the residence OF j.
N Graham on Popular avenue, Wood
lawn. and was presided over by Rev.
La X Peacock. OF the Sunday party.
IL was the largest meeting held in the
out-the-pike district. being attended by
over one hundred people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30

sive OF lace and trimmings. was not
worth ESQ $4,000. ! then obtained a
standing order for six gray greatcoats
In the winter and a Ike number OF
green uniforms In the summer.
He also had new pair OF trous-
ers and white Kerseymere waistcoat
once a fortnight These were his
chief expenses"
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Services at Roney's Point.

Rev. W. ]. Grimes has announced
the following services for Sunday al
the Roney's Point Presbyterian
church: Sunday school at 1890;
preaching at 1880. The sermon will
be "Unfulfilled Impulse" There will
be no evening services or young PEG.
pies meeting
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VIII Leave for Europe.

Louis Friedrich. the we'll known bar.
Der OF Edgington Lane. will leave next
month for an extended trip to points
In Europe TO visit relatives. Mr.
Friedrich expects TO be gone about
three months. and will visit England,
Scotland, Germany and Sweden.
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terday by the Excelsior and the Bry-
ant Literary Societies of the Elm
Grove High school. Debates. speech
es and dialogues were rendered by the
members and an enjoyable time was
had.
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Tho funeral NJ Andrew - Moore. =
cell known resident ~ Film Grove.
hDFr death occurred on "Wednesday
afternoon. was held yesterday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
lent sustained several days ago while

dent sustained several days ago while
at work
Miss Jean Armstrong has been ap-
pointed substitute at the Triadelphia
school.
Russell McDermott Is improving
very nicely at his home in Fulton,
after being on the sick list for the
past week.
The new uniforms for the c. & f.
G.. ball team arrived yesterday. and
the team will start practice the first
OF the week.
j. Gilmore was removed to the SAM
tarium at Elm Grove yesterday from
the North Wheeling hospital. and is
under the care of DR.. Leech Cracraft
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and extensive
sale by it's remarkable cures OF
coughs. colds and Group. IL can be de-
pended upon. Try II. Sold by all
dealers.
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Only on. "nRono ouru1rr-

Thst Is LAXATIVE BRONo ot'fNINE
LOOK for the signature " y. w GROVE
' sed the World over TO Cure a Colo In
one Day. CSC.
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"G0t My Sore Foot
in It Right LIZ"


Is this man a tender-foot7 No. He Is
3oy-walker-one who uses TTZ and
sets from the feet a happiness one never
felt before.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
WHAT TEDDY THINKS.

A few years ago some impions
totally lacking in respect
and reverence for the divinity that is
to hedge around the throne,
depicted the German emporer re-
viewing his wonderful achievements
and referring TO them as the works
of me and God" But one greater
than the German emporer has arisen
in the western world compared to
whom, as seen by an unknown poet,
past presidents are mere pigmies and
the Almighty himself is outclassed:
Pm twice as great as Washington,
Pm twice as great as Grant;
Because third terms they didn't get
They needn't think / can't.
I'm twice as great as Jefferson
And Madison combined;
Pm twice as great as all the lot
OF presidents, | find.
I'm greater than my country,
And its customs and its laws,
It's poor old constitution,
And its presidential flaws.
Pm twice as great as any man
] Above or meath the sod:
In fact, I'm half inclined to think,
I'm twice as great as God.
Exchange.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09

ployes, publicity as to wages, eight
hour work-day.
Demands national regulation of
interstate corporations and urges
the establishment of federal
commission 10 supervise interstate
industrial corporations" and favors
strengthening the Sherman law to
insure competition in business and
prevent unfair trade practices.
Pledges enactment of a patent law
that will prevent monopolies.
Favors legislation giving inter-
state commerce commission power
to value physical property of rail-
roads and demands the abolition of
the commerce court.
Condemns methods of issuing of
currency notes thru private agen-
cles, and urges control thereof by
the government alone, and opposes
the Aldrich currency bill
Favors government cooperation
with manufacturers and producers
in extending foreign commerce.
Declares for prompt development
of all natural resources, condemning
exploitation and monopolization.
Declares for good roads, national
highways and extension of rural
free delivery.
Demands that the Panama canal
shall be so operated as to insure sea
competition with transcontinental
railroads.
Expresses belief in q protective
tariff which shalt equalixe Uondi-
tions of competition,
Condemns Payne-Aldrich bill and
the Democratic party's tariff policy
as obstructive of the, protective
system.
Demands repeal of Canadian reci-
procity act.
Favors inheritance and income
taxes.
Favors international agreement
for limitation Of naval forces and
the construction of two battleships
a year pending such agreement.
In conclusion, the platform zap.
peals for the support of all Ameri-
can citizens without regard to pre-
vious political affiliations"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
DALTON ESCAPES
FROM EVANSTON JAIL

Bert Dalton, alleged murderer Of
Marshal Hansen of Cokevillc, and
five other prisoners, broke, Jail at
Evanston Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'clock. They gained their liber-
ty by overpowering the jailor when
he took their supper to them. The
jailor was gagged, bound hand and
foot and covered with blankets.
Dalton took the jailors revolver
and ammunition. Two of the
prisoners we're captured that even.
ing, but they refused to give the
officers any information as to the
direction in which Dalton or the
other men had gone. An Evanston
dispatch says that suspicious look,
ing men have been seen in the towr
lately and it is believed that they
were hanging around there for th,
purpose of helping Dalton to escape
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
WANTS TOMPR0vE
THE WATER SYSTEM

At the regular meeting of the
city council Wednesday night con-
siderable time was devoted to the
of the water system.
VIM Pendrey submitted outlines of
4 plan he has which he claims will
afford pure, clear water at all
times. The tiltering proposition is
scheme of his own, on which he
expects to obtain patent. He of
fers to install his system and if 1t
does not do what he claims the city
will not have to pay him cent. He
further guarantees not to damage
the head works or dam of the pres
ent system.
After discussing the question for
an hour or more, 1t was referred to
the water committee for further
consideration.
| An ordinance was passed regalst-
ing the attendance of minors in pool
rooms. The ordinance will be pub
, lished next week.
: Bills were allowed and othns
routine business dispoaed ne.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
AGAINST
UNSAFE COMPANIES

The Idaho state insurance depart
ment has issued a circular relative to
unsafe insurance companies, from
which we publish the following eX-
tract:
Recently the department. warned
the public against the German Com
mercial Accident company of Phila-
delphia, which is operating thru the
American Registry company of Erie,
Pa. The weakness of this concern
was then pointed out. At the recent
meeting of the insurance commits
sioners of the United States, it was
reported that this company had
proven the .rottenest' of all the acci-
dent and health companies which
had been investigated by the com
missioners. Securing It's business
mostly by mail and without its own
state, the insured has found himself
helpless t0 secure the benefits prom
ised specifically in the policy and
: claims have been refused OH the
most absurd grounds.
"This department has jpst received
information that two concerns oper-
ating thru supposedly New York
broker have been securing business
in the eastern portion of the state.
Neither is licensed, nor could either
by reason of it's financial status, Sc
cure admission in this or any other
state having any pretense of insur-
ance laws. The concerns referred to
are the Lahaska Insurance company
and the Leathermen,s Mutual Fire
Insurance company, both of Phila-
delphia, Pa Both these companies
are weak, unreliable concerns, man
aged by secretary who has pre-
viously been connected with like
concerns which made bad ventures.
Authority for these statements will
be found in Best's Insurance reports
for 1912. This publication is recog'
nized everywhere as of unquestion
able responsibility.
"Any person assisting in placing
contracts for the above or. any othel
insurance concern not licensed by
this department. is violating the la.
and subject to u fine of 800 00 or six
months in jail or both penalties, /
convicted. The department will TAX
pleasure in prosecuting any cases o
this kind and is now Investigating
. the conditions under which the abov,
mentioned concerns are securing
y business.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON
WILL LEAD new PARTY
Governor Of California Named as Teddy's Run
ming Mate--New Party will be Known as
1.-The Progressive Party

Chicago, Aug. 7.-Singing Son
ward Christian Soldiers" and the
"Battle Hymn Of the Republic,
the delegates to the first national
convention of the new Progressive
party tonight claimed Theodore
Roosevelt as their candidate for
president, and Governor Hiram w.
Johnson of California as their can
didate for vice president.
Marking a new departure in the
proceedings of national conventions,
the rwo candidates were Immediate
ly notified of their nominations,
and in the midst Of deafening
cheers they appeared before the
delegates to voice their acceptance
and to pledge their best efforts to
the coming campaign.
For several hours during the
afternoon and early evening the
throng In the Coliseum had listened
to the flow of oratory in nominal
ing and seconing speeches, in which
the denominant note expressed was
the belief that victory would come
to the new party in November.
The party christened itself
THE Progressive party" leaving
out the prefix national" by which
it has heretofore been known, but
provision was made for the recog.
milton of "national" Progressives
in any of the states, by whatever
name they should be locally desig'
mated because of state laws.
The convention adjourned at 7;l4
p. m. with the delegates singing
the Doxology.
The platform of the Progressiv,
party in brief is as follows:
Pledges the party to legislation
forbiddlng federal appointees from
holding Office in state or nationa
political organizations.
Pledges better working condi
tions for laboring men with the es'
tablishment of a department oi
labor.
Declares against child labor ant
for minimum wage for women
for prevention of industrial acci
dents, safeguards for health of EN-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
new ROUTE BETWEEN BEAR
LAKE AND CACHE VALLEYS
Joseph Weston Of Laketown, Says That He has
Discovered Route Which Can be Made an
Excellent Mountain Driveway.

and would cut twelve miles from
the Blacksmith Fork road.
sit will be conceded by all, !"
suggested Mr.. Weston, 'sthat Lake.
town is the logical arriving point in
our valley. 1t is located at the
southeast corner of the lake and the
point from which mail routes and
state roads lead to all towns of the
north"
As scenic route that proposed
has no equal in the northern part of
Utah. An the natural beauty of
Logan Canyon would be presented
to the eye of the tourist over this
highway, and many disagreeable
sections of the old routes are elm
mated. Blaeksmith's Fork is out
of the question as an automobile
highway since it is a sheep trail
during the spring and fall of every
year. Logan Canyon is free from
this road destroying feature, hence
is the only one fit for auto traffic.
Now in view of the fact that the
Ogden Good Roads Association,
thru its secretary, o. J. Stilwell,
has recently proposed making Lo-
gan a sub-central point for auto
tours, out of that city, with. Bear
Lake one of the most desirable
places to motor, the matter of roads
has a double significance.
Mr. Weston has taken the initia-
tive, he has selected route which
he believes answers the needs Of two
great counties as no other can. He
has done this on his own hook, sc
to speak, and purely in the interes,
of public good. He is prosper
GUS farmer, and man who believes
in community bnllding. He has
had experience as a road builder,
and is one whose judgment is eager.
ly sought in this line.
Mr.. " eston will gladly accom-
pany any person, or party over th'
proposed route.-Logan Republican
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
SAYS THE PRIMARY
LAW Is A FARCE

The primaries all over the country
were poorly attended. 1t Is safe to
say that there was less than 80 per
cent of the vote cast in both parties.
From the returns q stranger would
be lead to believe that the democrats
in the county were not very numer-
Gus.
Two years ago there was appar-
emily not enough republicans In the
county to wad shot gun. Then
there were some 300 republicans
voted in the democratic primary.
This year the county commissioner
fight was so bitter that about half OF
the democrats voted in the republi-
can primaries.
1t Is tru saying that "chickens will
come home to roost.n This truism
has been verified. The Recorder, Ii
still of the opinion, however, that
such procedure Is far from being
honest There would be Just as mucf
sense in a republican to go into al
old time democratic convention, ex
pecting to control its action. 1t is T.
be hoped that the next session of tn
legislature will so amend the pr
mary law that 1t will no longer be
| farce.-Salmon Recorder.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-08-09
NUM- RETIRES
FROM TELLURIDE

Denver, Aug. S.-Control of the
Telluride Power company, capital
lied at $40, 900, boo, in stocks and
bonds and owning six large hydro
electric power plants in Colorado,
Idaho and Utah, today passed into
the hands of New York, Boston
and Cleveland capitalists, when J.
r. Mutt of Cleveland, acting for
the easteEners, bought $4,000, 600
worth of the company's stock. 1t
was announced that the bonds
would be taken over on October l.
The stock was sold at 25 cents a
share, which is said to be much be.
low par. A temporary injunction
prohibiting the company from issu.
ing more stock and bonds still is in
force.
A change in the control of the
Telluride company is also reported
in the following dispatch from Sal
Lake under the date of Aug. 3.-Il
! was learned from semI-ofiicla
sources this morning that Lucien L
Num- of Provo, general manager o
the Telluride Power Company, will
offices in the Newhouse building
will sell bis interests in the com
pany at once and that he will no
maintain his office with the com
pany as general manager. Mi
Mum will arrive in the city on tn
Los Angeles limited late this aftel
noon to direct the affairs of th
company locally as necessiatated b
the control of the company passin
today into the hands of New Yorl
Boston and Cleveland capitalists.
It is understood that Mr.. Nun
will arrange for the transfer of b
personal interests in the Tellurid
Power company at once upon b
: return.