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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
erAs = GOETHE. PIONEER DRUG
cisr oiEo NGsrCRoAs.
~ ts-,iiy -o-e o. Fstee-th Street.
W" Pro-snent orVsss.-Fu-
nersi TUESDAY

After > lingering illness Of several
months DURATION. the death % Charles
hooerf Soetre. one % the b.-st knOxn
residents ~ this city and among tho
leading druggists % nc state @
curved sunday morning a. 3 20
ciock. 40 his late residence No III
Ftftr~n'h street The announces eut
q his death came as a severe shock
70 THE entire city. - Mr. Go~ize was
all
Death Wa due 70 a complication OF
disease n was indirectly due TO
blood Toisoning which developed from
eczema. from which he had been a
sufferer for a number 81 years. While
De bad been 40 for the past several
months. his condition was not con
sidered serious until recently About
tWo weeks ago he began 20 improve In
health. and hopes we're than enter
tainsd for his speedy recovery. How
ever the improvement was for a short
time only and although h. was not
feeling well. Mr. Goethe attended the
funeral OF his friend. the late Mayor
Charles {. Schmidt on Tuesday. His
condition Immediately became critical
and he was kept alive only by the use
or stimulants. Saturday morning he
lapsed into unconsriousneSs from
which he never revived. and he PASSED
INTO the great bevond neacefullv and
without any obvious suffering. at see
clock Yesterday morning
Mr.. Goetze was IN the ffy-,hird
year of his age. having been born
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

concerning Standard OiIs relations
With Colonel Roosevelt?"
i must wait until / am before the
committee again TO tell that" he said
Why did you not find Films let.
ter cipher and reply instantly for
Penrose3"
Il must wait until get back TO
New York TO tell that" was the
answer.
How do you reconcile the state
ment that Cornelius y Bliss was a
man OF the highest character when
be blackmailed you for Mr.. Roose-
Selt9"
Bliss didn't blackmail me-. didn't
say 20. lie never blsckmailed any
one. lie Was not a liar. either
Mr ArchbOld said he would be- in
England a week OF two. that he In
tended going right back The Pierce
Fordyce company. he added. waf n
small Texas concern. and the facts
concerning 10 afforded no reason for
the indictment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
GENERAL NILBS



soch - positively dssquslsy him In
or6<r 70 deal fairly With him on .
basis Of facts undeni2ble. n II neces-
sary 70 present. him IN his true light.
~.
~Roos~velf. the lover OF strife-one
Who pretends 10 css,sss men who 90
not 1oss 70 fEht.' with whom yirsiity
ues only In the desire 10 KIN some
thing inspiring In the minds Of our
youth a most destructive and de-
moralizing disposltson-
Roosevelt, the pretender-ciaiming
hopon he never won. deprivfng worthy
and heroic men OF Just fame and credit
they had earned BY noble deeds and
great sacrifce.
Roosevelt. the adventurer-dellght-
Ing in hothcaded. reckless. insane
sets, hence most unsafe as the official
head of a great nation
Roosevelt. the reckless-whose
violations and disregard OF customs.
statutes and international law were
conspicuous and notorious.
Roosevelt. the insolent-who die
tated and interfered In the political
anairs OF the South African republics
under a threat 20 make an unwarrant.
able use OF the Military and naval
forces of the United States against
weaker powers with whom we were on
friendly relations
Roosevelt, the undemocratic-who
did more than any man living 20 de-
stroy and dismember three republics
and Ii pow seeking to undermine the
great republic aud establish for him
self dictatorship UPON its ruins.
Roosevelt. the cruel-whose treat
ment OF many persons In our own
country and millions OF people In the
philippines was most unjust and
hcartiess.
Roosevelt. the usurper-who inter
fers In domestic as well as foreign az
fairs. who not only disregards the law.
bnt In the absence OF law assumed
unwounted authority that involved the
expenditure of many millions of dol
lars.
Roosevelt the demsgogue-who Is
creating dissension and disaffection
among the laboring classes, and yet
who Is the daily companion. supported
by and Intriguing with men OF colossal
wealth. whose fortunes have been
drawn from the people through trusts
and monopolies."
In closing his statement General
: Miles spoke OF the prosperous condi
ton OF the country during the Taft
ADMINISTRATION. saying II would be
folly 10 mako a change in the admins
tration OF the country at this time.
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br. aud MIA .. T. Crr,.r ..,
hlHH Grace. have returned
g-i nome at TUadelphta aff.r
t ln- ltrt two weeks az Allan
coast '''' N'''iu'
william Formsn BIAS moved his fam
"a ''n thc HgHt nd of TriadeIpH. Ia
2" Nl~ new residence ln the eT4f .t.I
Louis steeu rod ia currnet 81, I.-
a. Mount de Chantai. on the SICK
D. NJ Iurkiev has returned a.. ID.
homo at Mount DO thsrtal s'fer .i..,...
M We Past several weeks az Cincin-
Rev a. D. Hiss,t and f,irri, ..,.
l"nhinE lev weeks along the AZ
itut.. coast
go ana lira o. e. rineh and ,.,
a.ilin, VII return this week fp theIr
paat rev urrkr ri T.rtar ,-..E 'i'I
points ln 90 Ncu ErgiHrd afrtess
iihH ,IarE. ~ Welcome. 49, So.
Irni fr.fcrlaF Don tho 0uf-fhe-rIEa dlr.
tfI.f r1ilirg ur relatives
~ o. h WilrHr bias returned ts Dice
ht Fim Grove. after spending d
~ ~sss- s.rat'on with roisutes So
David Harper of Houef'r Point l.f,
'tfNI.H f"r Atlantic cts fn spend
ier aat. o. elsst % friends
from fairmouf " Va Co. bis nov r,e.
ic joe Iradelphia in The vefs near
HirhnrI District u.sn.r of ,.. s..
r'niHt party vii give dance tom.f-
fHe evening iu tErfr hail 90 ffrergavIIfa
$40 Hui Nrs Robert ErafIff have r.-
iIInf in tfeir home ir WnH1ilwr otter
r.rN|Ur fnr rIrf Tow urrfa af tf..,..
f. CTS. ~ u
Hams uuralfs0n of hs Island ura
.fIirr ln Gre olf-fre pike district.
yesterday
Walter MrCDmba of Washington ra
scent feafrrlu. fHa quest of IIa r.r-
or. Dob Gre Uuf.fNf.u.Fr district
I'd IT Inrl and HHuEufrr. NJ EIr.
aHl1 avenue. MuHfI1wu. ar. ar.rIIrs
u rev weeks af Atlantic CIfg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

November 10. 1859. in this city. lie
has always resided in Wheeling and
took an active interest in everything
Tor the betterment of the city.
\ druggist by occupation. the de.
ceased was one Q the foremost bust
ness men Of this city. lie was grad
uated from the College 81 Pharmacy
lar Pittsburgh in 1881. being the only
member Of a class OF thirteen 70 re-
ceiye diploma About thirty years
ago De established "A small drug store
lat III SiSrccnth street. and from
that small beginning his business
steadily grew until II reached its
present extensive proportions. For
several years he was located in the
McLain block. az Twelfth and Market
streets. Twelve years ago he re-
moved into the large building az the
present location. No. 81 Twelfth
street.
Prominent Fraternslly.
The deceased was well known In
frafornal circles. and besides being
affiliated with various pharmaceutical
ORGANIZATIONS. WIS prominent mem
Der ri Wheeling Lodge. No ia.
KNIGHTS o. Pythias. end Alliance
Lodge. \ .. q. W. Although he was
confirmed Boo The German Protestant
church. Of late years h. has been a
believer In the United Presbyterian
fifth and attended che Second United
Presbyterian church
TN 1855. Mr.. Goofls was rnarried 10
Miss Jessie q. Mcconnell ~ this city.
ara their union was blessed with tho
birth OF four ciildren--fwo DAUGHTERS.
Misses Sarah and Helen. and tao
Sons. Charles. Jr. and Russell. aH Of
whom survive iia mother. Mrs
Christian Go''ze OF This city. two
sisters. Mrs. Lillian Pickett. ~ North
Huron street. and Mrs John TAYLOR
~ Illinois. ard q brother. William
Goei1o ~ Bolvedere. this city. also
mourn his i0F.
The funeral services will De- con.
Quoted Tuesday afternoon 90 2.gO
O'Clock af 'he iqto family residence.
80. 900 Fifteenth street Rev o.
L'ftoiL pastor OF fhc Second United
lresht teri8n church. viii have chareo
end viii ho assisted Ly Rev VIM q
lllert pastor of the ST. Johns Get.
mnn church and Rev g. p Oliver
D. ID. pastor OF The Fourth Street 81
p. church infermeut viii Do in
Greenwood cemetery
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COL. ARCHBOLD
CONFINED from rir., P.ssl

Standard oil, and he repeated: 81
stand by every word Of my testimony.
J am not liar. We gave the money
and never got any Of " back"
How do you know IL was used for
Nr. Roosevelts campaign" he was
asked. t-fr
Il know t." he replied. Money was
given to the Republican national CON-
mittee."
did you give money 20 any OF the
senators except Penrose?" he was
asked.
"You will have 10 ask them" he
replied.
why was IL believed you could buy
Roosevelt for $50 900 additional when
Hartman gave s26OOOO and couldn't
buy him."
As 10 Every Material Fact.
ASK Roosevelt" he replied.
Have you told every material fact
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
NEW SPEED BOAT GWEN
a TRYOUT YESTERDAY

Another TROUT vas given John Fsf.
lourc's new hydropiano on The river
near The Aquatic Club yesterday. and
the craft attained "a speed Of from %
to o. miles an hour. but tho engine
caused n good bit % trouble The
craft De- an Invention Of Mr. Faiioure' d
aud "a fourteen feet Ions by four and
one-haif feet vide. being propelled hy
f-cyiindor. o. b. o. engine There BE-
every reason 30 believe that tho boat
1iii prove r. success after the engine
hes been adjusted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Henrya srs,.m-

AMONG tho employee o. On apart.
m'nt house iu Washington be- a duck.
elevator conductor. who would appear
70 have "eystcm similar 20 thaf OF
the maid Uho announced 10 the guest
At the door that she diduf hear her
until sho bad ruug t1roe Times
II anyone calls. Henri. while I
am out. tell him t0 Ualr shall bc
riEht back" said "a woman To- tho
buy iu question
No answer from the boy
Difn you hear mo1 WHY don't
you answer demanded the woman
unEriiy
7 never answers. ma'am.F explained
Henry. unless Z doesn't hear and
then 3 saws What" ".-Iudge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

One 81 the most popular OF James
Whitcomb Rilcy's poems is "HeautifuI
Hands. You may be- sure the hands
he referred to we're not Redeemed and
swollen and cracked hy the caustic I'm
cheap. yellow laundry soap. Easy
Task soap-costs "a nickel "a cake
lasts twice ~ long and does twice
as much work az the yellow. common
sort. Your grocer has it. or will got
% for yo1 lts an honest soap thar
does the hard work for YOU and gives
you "a chance 10 enjoy life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
BUSINESS MAN |
PASSES PEACEFULLY AWAY

va ane vas a member o. Company
I, INeifth Wee; Virginia regiment
The deceased was a stauch member
o. me s. James Evangelical Luth.
eran church. a member OF he Pioneer
society and lie long member OF the
republican party. He Is survived by
iSor sons. Charles. Otto. Albert and
Emil. all OF this city Funeral services
VII be held from the late residence
tuesday afternoon az , O'Clock. Rev.
A W Werder Officiating. and inter-
n-nt VIII be made in the Stone
church ceemtery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Dixon Obsecuies

FUNERAL services OF the ate James
Dhon. whose death occurred last FRI
cay morning. were held a. the family
residence In West Liberts yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. The services
were very largely ATTENDED and were
IN charge OF Rev. l.. :. t-ose OF the
NJ r. church. A quartet composed
OF Misses Ella Pogue sud Alyerda
Jerome and Messrs :. = Gardiner
and c. W Rogers impressively rem
dered Asleep in Jesus Rock OF
Ages" and Beautiful Isie OF Some
where lnterment was made in the
West Liberty cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Funeral services over the remains
of the late Capt Wilhelm Schockey
we're held from the family residence
on Wetzel street Saturday afternoon
al O'Clock. Rev. a. &. Rasche ~ 81
Paui's church Officiating Informant
was made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

1c Elm Grove Milling company is
,atNlus many repairs to it's plant II
I-tni Grove \ new office Is being erect
- - the company. and "a new addition
- being built t. the mill Th~ CONNIE.
- enjoying a good business at present
anu Wa FORCED TO pat an addition TO us
PiHht The mill IL one Of Tie oides, H.,
tue out-the-pikc distffrt- b.i,s, go %. -.
hundred years old wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
0UT-TEE-PIKE


A force of men have been engaged Tor
The past Few days repsirinE "a gas leak
or the trunk Zine Of ere West virginia
Natural Gas Dompauy'- Zine 90 Middle
creek wet ~ Triadciphla The break
was tcry bad one clos. o. the uaiti-
more uhip Railroad ,nmpany's track.
md the trains on the road we're in dam
ser ~ s~tuns Orc t1 Gee leak. Repairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Albert stumpp. one ~ the oldest
and most respected citizens ~ mo
CRY. died at his home on fhe Island
saturday morning az 1.30 O'Clock. the
deceased hcirg in thc oichty. fret year
ond nis death hoinc caused by the in.
trmifIcs ~ old arc.
The deceased was born in Germany
ana came 90 This country 20 on carly
aFo. being married fo Ni.s NmcH1
Becker af So claire Iio iu 1856 &c.
served with disuBction IN The civil
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William Rlrch

The death OF william Birch occurred
Saturday evening at o'clock at the
home OF John DIETRICH IN West
Wheeling. The deceased was q wears
OF axe and was employed In this city
as a glass worker. Death was cnused
by complication OF diseases.
The funeral services viii b. held
from the West Wheeling NJ. L. church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mar
earet Sylvis was held from her late
residence on Eleventh street yoster-
day afternoon al o'clock. Rev. c.
=. Oliver was the officiating minister
and .nterment vas made in Mt Wood
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Mary Schrnulharh.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Miss Mary Schmulbach were held
from the late family residence or
Chapline street last evening AZ 7:3O
o'clock the services being conducted
by Rev. 4. " Werdcr % $. James
church. lntermcnt will be made this
afternoon in Greenwood cemeteIv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Many Industris. Closed ro-aav.

TIE majority of the lndustrtes ia ft,..
"ut-tAe-pikc district Will Ice rlosrt ,.,
Jay lu ouserNHuce OF Labor day m.
,,i.P'oy@a OF TIE packing houses in F.I-
'lin' eI or the CITY * Elm grove rail-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Don't iudgc too hastily from ayposr
ancef Tho man who comes OBJ your
back door looking ilso trafN may
b. a retired capitalist trl ms to run Dbl.
own auto. jude.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
To Start Grading Work.

"''. User Springer. tho contractors
.. .a. the contract Tor paving ia.
.N-li"nul ROAD east OF f.lui Grove sxr.,.t
RI 81 started this week ou The ,srsiiu.-
""iA OF the Aiil near Forest View.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Al ~ the schools ia the country dis
49, on ohlO county start tu-fuorro.,.
.,... i..n-. livery thing Is -. X and me.
murulng. s'' 4A t4'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Announcement

Our Fall Opening OF Floor corinss is now eomcietc
showing the best lines dependable in William.
Brussels Administer and Tapestry Rvs Our cut order &C.
Pafmen' showing everything Carpets and SPECIAL
Older Rugs.
Inc Ps' week mas seen many aivsls OF floor coverings
IT m the best manufacturers iarket We invite vour
Inspection whether you buy liter of our stock and
Investigate our prices and compare qsty as our aim will be
to give YOU the Highest Quality Rs Carpets and VIC
Will not only save money by giving YOU goods
YOU want but will win cOnhdene prove here is
tie most carefully selected lines representing styles
OF Fabrics from all the best Foreign Domestic Mills
until wanted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Tuesday afternoon az O'Clock and
intermert will be made in the PENN
sula cemetcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Elm Grove Milling Company.

ms. 'a'' eve"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12


courthouse gentlemen a. well m
other road supervisors to find this
new precedent of telling when,
where. and how public moneys had
been expended.
GarriRon has been in kinE coun.
~ since isss. fle has a farm near
Kent.
Washington insurgents viii meet
next Monday. Thomas y. Muir
phinc. president Of the State Pro
Eresaive league. has issued the
cali. inanfgent chieitaina will con
fer AZ that time as 10 the adviaa.
bllity OF starting a new party So
attic insurgents have been % the
opinion. for the most part. that the
lnsnfscnt flght can be better made
within the regular parties. A
Roosevelt set Of electors may be-
named. and that will be- all In the
third party The rest Of the fight
In state and county offices Is 10 be
made AZ the regular primaries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12
GARRISON is OUT AFTER
JOB HELD BY HAMILTON

G. V. Garrison. one OF the organ.
Tiers OF the first grange Ia King
county, has waited his hat into tho
political ring. tie Is going % make
the race as a progressive candidate
for the south oommissionershlp
now held by NJ L. Hamilton.
Garrison is an insurgent While
acting as road supervisor, he In.
snrsed against the old precedent
and created furore az the court.
house when he presented isemixed
statements OF all moneys expended
undeg his direction and OF all the
work done u was somewhat un-
usual. and Il shocked. many Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12
What Did He Expect?

Wig Your wife Is not as pensiye
as she was before you married her.
Wag-So. she's expensive nov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12
SILL BILLING.

singleton-Now that you are
married. don't suppose there Is so
much billing and cooling as when
you were counting.
Newlywed-W Well. the cooling
seems to have developed into sec
ondary consideration. philadcl-
phia Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12
Thomas X. oourIey. malnstay Of

Thomas n. Goufley, mainstsy OF
the Holy Roller church, won lie.
gal battle involving the possession
of 100000 worth Of mining stock
entrusted TO him as executor for
Leslie Grim, one-half OF which was
TO 80 to Gourley's church. Grim
was an Alaskan miner. who was
taken care 81 by Gourley. Grim
gave as collateral for a $3.50 note,
201 800 shares Of stock In a mining
company. When Gourley attempt.
ed to pay the note after Crim's
death he learned that the collateral
had been forfeited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12
: =
TWAS EVER THUS.

"Ali Bahia" said the grand vizier
IN great excitement, says he has
discovered forty thieves"
"All Baba?" echoed the caliph
What partys candidate is her.
Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12
SAME EEEEcr.

Mrs. Riley-ls tbot classical
music your daughter be playing on
tn pianney, Mrs. Grogan?
Mrs. Grogan--No. Three keys
don't sound, aud four s.ick.--Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-12
FAMOUS TAVERN TO PASS

WASHINGTON. July 12.--Hun.
gerford tavern. In Rockville, where
George Washington often stopped,
has been sold to Col Spencer Jones.
II is to be torn down. A modern
business structure will occupy this
site.
The tavern was built In 1850 by
William Payton. Gen. Braddock
and Ben Franklin were among It's
guests.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

pointment. However, politics in
tervened. The city solicitor, find
ing his head in peril, in order to
placate the machine, appointed
the son of the boss and threw
his promise to the winds. That
is why am not saying what I
proposed to say"
"I es, John, 1 heard that story
and feel so sorry for you. But
what is the connection between
that and what you had to say?"
Marion, you are so blind"
/ "You wont te1l?" Marion per-
sisted.
John shook his head.
"Well, Mr.. Stubborn" said
Marion, IF you wont tell me, I'll
tell you something. This even
ing as | sat on the porch, papa
and some young man were con-
versing in the library. Papa was
speaking. I'm sorry that l can
not help you. 1t is true that I in
tend taking an assistant, but I
have decided to engage young
Sickles, who graduated in your
class. He is a promising lad. 1
shall offer him $1,000 year to
help me about my law office I
heard no more of the. converse
ton, but l see you are interest
ed"
ooh, Marion, are you sure you
heard rightly?"
eyes, John"
Marion, can you guess what I
had to saw? Years AGO when Won
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

= DAD TO THE RESCUE
x How a Canoe Drifts Into a +
Pretty Little Love Affair.
A canoe drifted slowly down
the river. The young man in the
stern broke the reflected moon
into thousand spears, of light
when now and then he dipped the
paddle. His whole attention was
conferred in his companion, who
half reclined on cushions in the
prov. She was dressed in simple
white. Even in the moonlight it
was easy to discern the beauty
and sweetness of her face.
Al, last the girl spoke. well,
John, you said you had some
thing to tell me. Now, what is
it?"
Marion, things have not hap
pened today as l had a right to
anticipate"
Don't be so dreadfully secre-
tive, John; what didn't happen?"
John Sickles was silent for
moment.
Last evening, when I invited
you, l had within me a hope
which is now dead. Marion, you
know how hard l have studied
law at nights for the last three
years. You have heard your
father say how difficult it is for a
young lawyer to succeed. knew
that, but was encouraged by the
offer of the city solicitor to take
into his office at a salary of $1,000
the student J1yho cfOnd Liobae& -,