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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
About People
movements o. individuals 70 And
From the City

' - 'ouCh. representative of
'he frtsburch house of \. G. SpaldinC
Hro. is in the city. and will leave
IN the morning for down the state
points.
David r.. Hughes has resigned his
position with the IaughIin Tin mill
OF Martins Ferry. o.. and will take mn
new duties with IN" American sheet
and Tin Plat" company. La ReJe
plant on the South Side.
Mrs. Nicoll and Miss Park of IN.
\. W. {. 4. left on Saturday for
Pittsburgh. where they will visit for
Il few days.
Mrs. j. u. Noyes. prominent wo-
man OF Charleston. this state has ar
rived IN the city and will he "A guest
at the home OF her son. Attorney Sam.
ueI NoyeS. of the Island. for a short
time
Hon. r. l.. Robinson. a prominent
member of the Wetze! county bar
ana Democratic politician. was a
visitor In the city for short timn
Monday. attending Ia business.
ona &. Jcffries Of Grafton. an AT.
tach" Of IN" state bank examiners
Office at Charleston. came in Yesterday
and will remain here for short time
on business
Hon. u. n. Willis Of New Martins.
VILE. judge OF the Circuit courts in
the fourth district. was in Wheeling
yesterday and stopped AT the Mcclure
hotel Judge Wills j. a cand date
for nomination and il is generally be-.
licyed that h" VIII get it with little
effort
John J. Dupps. travelling represen.
tativ" for the butchers supply 60.
~ cincinnati. Ohio. arriyed in the citv
Yesterday and viii remain her" for a
shor' tim" calling on his trade Mr.
buppS has boon coming here for a
number az years ard has q host ~
friend who are always glad to greet
him
MIS- it-l" = Murphy accompanied
%. Ni-~ Ami" u Murphy. arrived
n"r" .as' risl' from Tarm1uf tuI = /.
remain f"r q short fr." tis.tf.- Nith
freud ani af'"niIu- 90 business
matter
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09

The young folks of the Warwood
Christian church will give "A literary
and musical entertainment in the
auditorium of the church on Thursday
evening. January IL. The Warwood
bani will render several selections
during the evening. and as large
number of IN" young folks are Nom
hers of the church. the entertainment
viii be largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
bN Els

"A motion for n new trial in the
case of Missillides vs.. Rengoe was
withdrawn in Judge Hervey's court
Monday. and tine plaintiff was ordered
TO pay the costs OF the defendant.
Because Of the fact that Samuel
Wilson pleaded guilty on Saturday. the
jury for the criminal court were dis
missed Monday morning unui to-day
by Judge Jordan.
The new industries committee or
the board of trade will hold a meet
ing within the next few days TO com
plete arrangements for securing new
factory sites. Negotiations are pend
ing between the board and large liz
dustry 10 locate here
The warm wave sweeping over
this section had its effect yesterday.
and as a result the poor are not sui
f"ring as they were. The streets
were in a frightful condition yester
dav as a result OF the thaw.
The Ioiice OF this city are not
compelled 10 adopt the rigid laws that
were enforced in Philadelphia regard
ing thc ages of inmates OF the land or
talcum powder district. There are no
girls in the local red light under age.
The annual meeting al the stock
holders of the German Bank was 10
have been held Yesterday afternoon.
but As there was no, quorum pres
ent. the old board of directors viii
hold over until another year. the
German Rank has done an excellent
business during the past year.
This morning al Ia = IN. At the
court house. Auctionecr &. IT, Rice
will conduct sale al real estate
james Ferris recently opened
pool and billiard parlor a; No 20.
Chapiine street.
The advisory committee Of the To-
cal office -; the Associated Charities
is rapidly completing arrangements
for the lecture to be- given IN this
city by Prof. Edward Divine. pro-es-
sor of sociology in Columbia univer-
sity and general secretary Of the As
sociaied Charities of New York Ctty.
The lecture viii be given on the even
Ing Of January Il at the Eon Stree;
Temple. and the admission will be by
card
The patent tips for Use in burning
the new water gas are now on sale
a. tho Office of the board Of control.
and several thousands have been dis
posed OF The hoard SIN has a plen-
tiful supply. and they can - secured
for five cents each The now tips
VIXEN used with the new water gas
produce a very brilliant light
A meeting OF tn, principals was
hold at the high school building 70
f'rdav afternoon. bur no business o.
any Importance was taken up
The eNtrem" cold weather was re-
sp0neib'r for the fire department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
phYsicians Meet.
BOTH PHONE

~ IN" REGULAR meeting Of the Ohio
County Medical society in the a.
S'mhly room of the Wheeling Board
~ Trade last evening. I'rs &. 4. Win
r"r aud Thrrmcnd Gis~~spie read in
t""rSt uc papers ! general discus
-ior followed. m Which a number Of
physicians took par'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
Mothers Club MEETING.

On Thursday evening a; the Baptist
church ON Maryland street mothers
club meeting will be- held under the
auspices of the Island W e. T. L..
The meeting will open at 1:iJ o'clock.
and following Il devotional service by
Mrs. +. Il. Gorrell. the followingNpro.
gram will be rendered:
he'tdins ...... Mothers and Daughters
Mr.. Wigal.
Address. TIL" Things W. Ought to Do
Mrs. r. l.. Brinin.tooi
Reading ............ Mrs. -. ~. Whitzel
MeSdam"S n. 4. l.pe and ]. u Price
\ social hour will be enjoyed at the
conclusion OF the program and re-
refreshments will be- served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
Installation.

The J. T. Beard Womcn's Relief
Corp will install officers for the en-
suing year. in the near future. TO take
place at their hall on the Southside
The installation will be- headed by one
of the leading members in this sec.
ton. and the knights of Pythias hail
will be decorated especially for this
occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
Sewing Circle 20 Meet.

The s-~ing circle of the - Paul
church On south Jacob street will
meet a. the home OF Mrs Meicen
busch. %2i- bon street. on Wsdnss-
day evening Miss Bottle will b. the
hostess Of the Willing Workers at this
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
SOCIETY
I..tl...s- .ns I,...ll.,.s,

CARRIE T-u.s.i- ~ I. i4.di-- - 80
t-oid-n hsEi~. sfI initiate on- . -
iarz-si ci~---s -t~r iufrtzt-1 b. an
orszn- @@t4on IN this City 90 ThErrc<y
January H. - .tlch time IN ius-.lla-
ton 90 o--cers Tor ~ ~nsglns var
pi4l D. h-ld Irsfricf fl-pufv Fogly
az Nounossllie ill presid. ~ ~ ~
sfallafto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09

Persons troubled with partial par
alysis are often very much benefited
by msssaging the affected parts thor
oughly when applying Chamberlsin's
Liniment. This liniment also re-
lieves rheumatic pains. For sale by
all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
Thomas NJ oses.

James Thomas and Zana Moses.
both prominent Syrians OF the South
side. wer" quietly married yesterday
az IN" home OF the bride Father
Abraham UI the Syrian chapel, OIL
CIatcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
OuQuesnc Dance.

The Duquesne dancing set will give
their regular weekly dance this even
ing al Arion hall. \ fine program has
been arranged by Prof Steihn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
Skating PARTY.

Forget Me-Not" club will give a
masquerade skating party AZ the
Wheeling park rink on January IL.
Prizes are to be given the finest dress
I'd lady and the most comic dressed
gentleman. Skating from until II
o'clock. Special music will be
rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
To Entertain Literary Club.

Tn Tuesday evening. January gih.
IN" Misses Veterinarian will he. host
csscH "a the Island Literary club The
follow ing - the program.
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Paul /. ts9.-lsuI
taf 7 uI'uiutar.tN. Auf.r.. y,..I
NAPOLEON Mis- All.l., Mn 80
Alexander !. IEuI-g5
ga tfHr.,Ht-r. french Invasion.
Retreat from Moscow
CO. '"Elittpu drtiuSt NiEol.on.
Holy N.!Iant..
tr' Internal I.!l.y
-, ...-..... Miss Mo.i" G'"ru.
Nich".ss .. fs-.-.,
...... .......-M Nj Virginia Sort ~
ftrF- It'Ilat. hv Jug.l t.. 81. .f,
Y 80 -tfgar".lI I. A ftftrf n, OIL,
now Do iaw but Bass own .d;r,....
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09

iu-rrr fhe la-' YEAR 1871. az rat
nrs % uIne ~er~ Imported intO Eng
.a-t
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-09
In NenOTi2m.

On April Ztth, 1912 occurred
he death # Miss Jos.e Cag.k, Of
Ray, MID, Ga.
Miss Josie end her mother were
spending the evening with a neigh
l9r when the attack came, followed
almost Immediately by complete
unc9nsciousne.s. and the best et-
forts Of attendant physicians and
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-09
FLYING MEN FALL

'ims TO stomach, liver and kidney trou-
Just like other people, with like re-
Is IN loss Of appetite, backache, ner-
lSness, headache. and tired, listless,
-uown feeling, But there's no need
'eel Ike that as T. D. PEI bles, Henry,
Ill., proved, six bottles Of Electric
''ers he writes, did more to give me
|" strength and good appetite than all
,er stomach remedies used" So they
" everybody. It's folly to suffer when
IL great remedy will help you from the
y uose' Try it. Only so cents at al
|ueelsts.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-09

L. A. tra'..a ard 1aulhler Wis Lila,
ara"s. -.t, rne. '.f, "Wednesday for
Lnys "are "a ~.l ENJOY tie Gut
ts,4's t" .te rctse,erol tls
LS. l.th ard tam1, spen, Saturday
and S-..s 70 ,tp city with STE lomets
,.0, d. =. r,H.
"',, T'-.'e Nca'. cf,actscoyllc, while
% ,Ao ,i,y oas Ae huase guest OF Mr
saG Nr, Columbus B. Smith.
Rev S. z. Cde has fe,uraed home from
POINTS 70 Geula, ~Ae,e he speul bis an
nual vacation
Dr. +. c, hudson left Monday for
Fayey;ey DE and other points in Tennes-
see, wtere be will spend Lis annual vaca-
tion. he vii be away for a month,
Miss Virginia Mays, the little daughter
Of the popular yavelnf salesman, Mr.
Die" Mays, q Monticello, is in tie city
visiting Miss Sarah FTaleifh
Mrs.. l. 4. Eraleirh sIent the create
Part of la; week IN NalCusr as the guest
Of Ms. J. Rarcal Nalker
Ma, NaD Burton and her house guest
Mis-, Daisy Brooks, have been spending
the week celilh,fuDy at Patio Beach on a
house party
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-09
A Friend,

Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus a farmer living
near Fleming, Pa, says he has used
Chamberlain's Coic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in his family for fourteen
years, and that be has found it to be an
excellent remedy, and takes pleasure in
recommending it. For sale by all dealers.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-09

Thn E''er"iSe- Recorder j. Il "y- aI q
local. "ourty paper with Il large rpa,, .' 'u"-
respondents o,or the county, the fell i> "a'-
covered, III, the official paper Of tA4 caon'H
Commissioners school Board AMI Io"" Conn.
eli. AND tine only newspaper published in ,he
cou'ty-Seat lis tone j. clean. and the i2p""
will he found ON the side Of the right. as if,
editor sees it, whether such course appear,
hest for it, business interests or not. Itp ca"
not well afford. if YOU are citizen Of g. o c0Hr-
ty to he without your home paper So's"riN-
tlon price is $IOO IA year, with no re"iGnS.
combinations or contests thrown in.
Covering the county thoroughly as il d1o~
the Enterprise Recorder is meNcel}ed as a"
advertising medium If YOU believe in a@yer-
tisng and care for the patronage Of tie poo
pie Of Madison county. then the Enterprise
Recorder is the medium through which ,oraach
them. Our readers read advertisements J" the
Enterprise Recorder. Rates are AS reaso"2t'o
as consistent with the field which We cove"
and may be obtained from the buSi"oS, oF""
We take especial pride in our jo. Js'art-
meot II the Enterpr>e-Iecorler d.d jr. yoH
can rast assured that the quality is -o"|
Pmntirg is our business. Good prinr'.- Is o"'
price. Give u, your next order for j.. ".".
Work promptly done, and satisfaction -,t'
anteed
A final WORD; If you are citizen q H.".
ison County, hayethp Eutcpuso-Bocora y.-i'
you once .@nar. If you area business m.a.
advertise in the Enterprise Rocou"r, iE laa
have printing dore. send il t. the H.-efr.sa-
Recorder
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
How to Put an End to Cor
ruption in Elections
Should Exactly Defining the Uses That May Be
Made of Campaign Money.
y v y

Governor Wilson and Colonel Roosevelt have both assured the
papers they will aid giving the fullest publicity
of all contributions to their both be
fore and after the election.
The promise excellent The performance will be long step
in advance will of itself corruption elections
of contributors published will necessarily
light upon the real hackers of the two candidates.
Any gver wishing his identity will give under another
name under several and oneexcept possibly the
candidate and one political managers-wi
individual the groups of individuals nncopoaed
to whom the candidate is under obligation.
Georgian advocates the enactment of Federal and state
laws requiring full accounting by all committees in national and
elections only to the of contributions but
still more important, OF ALL EXPENDITURES, WITH THE
AMOUNT PAID TO EVERY INDIVIDUAL AND THE PUR-
POSE FOR WHICH 1T WAS PAID. ALI. SUCH PAYMENTS
SHOULD BE ATTESTED BY PROPER VOUCHERS AND RE
CEIPTS AND THE RECORD SHOULD BE COMPLETE ENOUGH
TO SATISFY THE MOST EXACTING CHARTERED AC-
C0UNTANT.
The proposition the platform
What is wanted is a law EXACTLY DEFINING THE USES
HIBITING, UNDER SEVERE PENALTIES, ALL OTHER USES
Legitimate campaign expenses those and only those that
are making appeal the and judgment of
the electorate should allow expenditures for era
speeches and other of informing the public 1t should
expenditures appeal to the intelligence and
EXPEND1TURE WHATEVER
have laws of that kind shall have clean elections
And expenses limited the business of inform
the the amount of the expenditure will not in ordinary
times be very great.
Any individual using in elections 70, other
PRISONMENT FOR BRIBERY If candidate for office has
been the offender should of course be de
prived Of his seat
The Democratic platform deals platudes this subject
platitudeS trie that they nearly reactlonary.
Baltimore platform pledges the party law pro
hibting corporation from contributing fund
proposition good enough far it But merely
principle that already generally ecognizedwth
laws Neither this proposition the following
one-whch would forbid individual from contributing any
above reasonable maximum lis of particular value
individual really wants pour unlimited money into
election he always somehow to do Through
rou individuals The bnefcares Of special legislation
courtesies through liberal campaign contributions
moreover, fundamental moral aburdty attempt
limit the material sacrifices that citizen make
public In supreme emergency of the pureS
motives might spend very large for the diffusion of sound
political ideas with the unsish patriotism. Men their
lives their country Asuredy they ought to be allowed
give their money.
But questions should be answered every campaign
First did the money from? Second how, to whom
and what purpose it spent?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
The Art of Conversation

who monologues along about her
home, her servants, her husband
and her children until you wish
they were all sunk in the bottom
of the sea? Do you not know some
man who maunders on, and on, and
on, and on, to the very crack of
doom about his auto, or his motor
boat, or his golf. of what he said
to the boss and the boss said to
him?
You would so ten miles to avoid
meeting either of these people.
Reflect that your affairs are no
more interesting to them than
theirs are to you. One of the
home industries that should be
encouraged is the canning Of do
nestle conversation. If you would
be popular, let other people talk to
YOU about themselves, but do you
never retaliate by talking about
Yourself This is heroic remedy,
but it works.
Avoid details in converse ton.
Learn just to hit the high spots in
a narrative. and leave the balance
to your listeners imaginations.
They can fill in enough, When you
relate a story about Mrs. Jones
COW. don't let that lead you into
a history of every member of the
Jones family, and the pedigree Of
every animal in the vicinity. No
people are more wearisOme than
those individuals who lose them
selves in so many conversational
byways they never arrive at the
point of their anecdotes-or if they
do, you are too exhausted to COM
prehend them.
There are those who are like the
dictionary, where one word leads
on to another Avoid this fault.
Be brief. Say what you have to
say, and be done with it. and give
others q chance. That's about nine
points in the art of conversation.
Always leave people wishing you
would tell another story, instead of
saying: Thank heaven. we got
her choked off at last"
Finally, beloved, to be a good
talker. you must be a good listen
er. Nobody is so entertaining as
the one who has the gift of being
an intelligent listener, who listens
with sympathy and comprehension,
who inspires us to our best and
who makes us feel what terribly in
teresting people We are. Acquire
the art Of listening with your eyes
fixed on the speakers face, and a
rapt expression on your face. and
YOU will be esteemed the most bril-
liant of conversa-onaists, the
most fascinating of women, though
YOU be dumb as an oyster
For there are many takers, but
audiences are few and hard to get.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
The Revolution of 1880
By THE REV. THOMAS b. GREGORY

ton broke out at once, and did moi
let up until the Tricolor hoated
over the Tuileries and the rights
of the people had been vindicated.
Charles. finding that the army
had deserted him and t,at the peo-
pie were in earnest. abdicated the
throne and struck out for England.
where he died in 1886.
In the meantime the French peo-
pie made the mistake OF putting
another king on the throne instead
OF kicking the throne to pieces and
declaring republic
on August .. 1880, five days aft
81 the flight OF Charles. Louis Phil
ippe. the new constitutional mon
arch, ruling not by divine right"
but by the viii Of the sovereign
people, king Of the Tricolor, not Of
the lilies and the white cockade,
took oath faithfully to observe the
amended order.
Louis Philippe was a gentleman.
and personally vas well disposed
toward the popular rights. but his
will power and judgment were not
on a par with his good intentions.
and I'm the hands " bad men he
became a rock Of oTeuse" TO the
people who had trusted him and
eventually had TO go the way of his
pred eCeSsor
Getting back to the 0ustine of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05

TT was 81 years ago that the
French people threw over
board the royal Jonah, Charles
the Tenth. and tackled the ship of
state in the direction of the demo
cratic haven at which, after much
rough weather and hard sailing,
they were ultimately to arrive.
Louis the Eighteenth, the old
Bourbon VINO tried to hold down
the throne Of France after the sec
ond abdication of the great Ma
poleon died in 1924 and official til
tie of Charles the Tenth, succeeded
to the royal honors
Charles was bigoted, ignorant
and immoral When il became APP
parent that he was about TO be-
come king he threw over his dirty
life the cloak OF piety, but as the
Lords appointed" he was the
same Old sinner that he had always
been
II did not take the French people
1tflR 10 see tlldl zig lfe 4ltiN tllttF
up his mind to declare war to the
knife against all constitution lib
critics in the kingdom. and they
prepared themselves to fight him
TO the last ditch.
with wonderful patience they
bore with the despot until the en-
actment Of the famous Ordinances
Of ST. Cloud, which suspended the
liberty OF the press; dissolved the
chamber Of deputies; provided for
a new system of election for giving
absolute power 10 the king. and
filed the council Of state with the
ultra royalists who were prepared
to do the kings bidding quite re-
CARELESS OF the peoples rights.
These vile ordinances were pro-
mulgated July 25, 1890. ami two
days later the lightning Of the pop
ular indignation struck. Insurrec-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-05
EXERCISE FOR CHILDREN.

Editor The Georgian:
Please allow me few lines to
correct what | believe is false
teaching. Your article a few days
ago regarding the training of chill
dren and a picture showing a baby
bearing a weight of 80 pounds is I
believe. pernicious and dangerous.
Over-development tends to weak
ness. Cultivation and development
are healthful up to a certain point,
but beyond that the part or organ
is more susceptible to disease and
decay. Moderate exercise is neces-
sary, but strain is injurious. Pro-
fessional athletes. as q rule, are short
lived. Fast running and heavy lift
ing by amateurs is to be watched.
When adolescence arrives, most
young people require more eXerciee
than they get and more than some
want to take Even then all that
the system demands is exercise
that will expand the lungs and
quicken the heart action without
strain or over tension.
Walking. as proved by its devo-
tees. is the best for health and
longevity. Vigorous exercise. where
every muscle and nerve is tested