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The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

It's nip and tuck in New York be-
tween the Sangsters and the police.
If they could wipe each other out,
the city would be better off.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

A class of nine men at Cornell are
taking a course in cooking. Nothing
like being prepared for woman suf-
fropa
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

a lively interest in the ball games
and the management hopes they will
continue to come. They are an in
spiration.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

The Thaw case is never brought to
attention without ITO be continu-
ed" line being appended.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

As a peace maker. MIR. Bryan did
not carry sufficiently thick and
heavy olive branch.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23
FRIDAY, MAY IS.

Going fishing is still the popular
treatment for spring fever.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

The Brown we'll. near Victory
Schoolhouse is down 500 feet and the
work Is very satisfactory to the con-
tractors.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23
In The Oil Field.

Work has not yet begun on the
well at the Bennett farm near Beda,
although the machinery is daily ex-
pected.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

The line up of the teams were as
follows: Hartford-Taylor, IS; Rosen-
blatt CT; Rickard 2b & p; Barnett
2b & p; Hunter 1b; Thomas If; Tur-
ley C; Robertson 3b; Igleheart cf;
King #. Livermore-Atherton c.;
Moseley. IF; Howley IS; Downs Ct;
Gentry If; Rowan 2b; Quigg lib; Ath-
erton. A. 3b; Payne, p; R. Payne,
substitute.
Clarence Tinsley, a baseball fan
and a good pitcher, too, was sitting
in the grand stand and caught a foul
strike during the game.
Did you ever notice that Rick. al
ways smiles while playing, and also
enjoys his Spearmint?
In the Sth John Taylor caught a
good pop up. In fact he played good
ball in every respect, satu day.
Messrs. r. T. Col! IS, Alb. Yeiser
and Ernest Woodv ar were ;aree en-
thusiastic fans in he bl athers Sat
urday roofing and CALI g Hartford
to victory. Get any member Of this
trio TO tell you a yarn ABOUT the hal.
playing in those good old days 40
years more or less) ago. Worse
than a fish story.
Rol. Riley is doing good work to
get the kids" enlisted in a good
ball team here, and is taking the
lead in getting a good second team.
He is right when he says we have
some good and professional ball play |
ers here in the embryo. He enjoy
es the work with the boys as much |
as they enjoy playing and his assis-
.ance.
will play against Livermore
It that place Sunday. Another de-
eat for Liyermore.
One thing can be said for Lvermore
md that is that everyone OF their fell
ows are perfect gentlemen. and con-
lucted themselves as such while In
and that was not the
irst time they were ever here. We
ike th"m all and are always glad to
lav riendly game with them.
1t does no good to tell Estiil Thom-
s what to do in playing ball. Just
ave 1t to him, and II anything is 1
nocked in his field he is always 4
here 10 deliver the goods. q
The ladies Of Hartford are taking i
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

Two fine showings of oil have been
struck in the well on the Geo. Sui
lenger farm near Dukehurst, depth
between 400 and 500 feet.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

The Smell we'll was shot by It's
owners Wednesday with about 60
quarts of nitroglycerine at two sands.
The result was remarkable. A few
minutes after the shot the oil went
at least 25 feet over the derrick and
1t is confidently predicted that this
well. already a good one, will now
pump 500 barrels a day.
The Hartford republican., 1913-05-23

The ladies Of Hartford are taking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
Ways AND MEANS Conrarrrrr M
BOARD OF TRADE MEETS
" ". T. & l. A and Business Man.
49,. Asfed 20 Join In Move
ment-hayor Kirk SPEAKS

An enthusiastic meeting Of the yyavs
and means committee OF the b,,rd ~
,"H" was. held yesterday at noon iu m.
~.iiHE room or the White Front IN =.
ne meeting was considered To lie fbe
neSt ever hcld by the committee since
- "I Summation. and larger number
Ui members were present than ever at
tended "A meeting before. Those prcsent
we're ". u Elliott David Eraus. 4 r
Ttt.ch; j. y. lianley. Thomas s. Nee.
John y. Kingdom. H. G. KaIbftzer br
&. \. Ningerter r. @ ogden. ] "A urcp-
neh, a. J. McGregor. Charles b. Cooke.
y. w :. Neff. \. l.. Never Conrad
iiirsch, ". }. LukenS. J. q. Tanev. a. p
.,"hiap, }. II. Garden. W. r. Colvig and
mayor IL l.. Kirk. who WAS Their. a. M.
guest OF the committee.
IN the absence Of the chairman a. u
i'oWler, First Vice President J. Il Han
lsy presided at the meeting lie stated
me object OF the meeting saving tina,
the committee was called Tor th. rYrnos.
on considering the question Of the com
lht municipal election TO be held for the
IailI lcatiou OF ar issue Of bonds Tor
street improvement under the asses
in'ht plan. ana called upon MAYOR Kirk
!" eptak on the matter from an officiat
standpoint
The mayor discussed the question a,
some length. describing fh. f,ropoaeI
plans and the ten cent lew FolI6wfna
u. Fireman discussed the question fror,
q j. ga standpoint. and civ Err|ree~
q. r. cooke spoke from the stardrofrf
or muuictrRl benefits as seen hv M on
Lltt'f. ullnWtrg these talks the corr
mitteenen discussed the question fror,
,l,,. side. ami b. was decided th1t n
VIII oe necessary 60 do mission work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
HEALTHY HAIR, FREE
FROM ALL DANDRUFF
Partisan Sage Makes Dull. Irnat.
traCti,c Hair Soft. Fluffy
Abundant and Radiant
With life.

trsirhfiv matted. ecrarrr hair "a
..tn Oi neglect oi dandrHn. the hair
destroyer
i'arl Gam SAGE is q scientific prrpara
WON. based on thorough kr0ufafra
OBJ. rhaf '- needed t0 cleanse tho scain
tni hair Keeping them perferfiv
healthy stop scalp itching ana falling
HH.r. and make hair grow Dr. supplies
rIIr need.
IHrisi1r garo o. n fca coforcd U9uif
f'I|0Hf"lv perfumrd not sticky or
t'.tf 'NIt come in 8 nfft cent bot
'.n 20 drrfciets and toilet counters Al.
N1ts cold on money back 10 NOT
eHfIaho1 plan Look frr tho HCIaI
WON tho Auburn Hair" on tho parf
Hro
Cot "a bottle to day pour n little on
n pong" or cloth and rub IfehfIv over
thr hair taking 1 small strand M n
im' rub Dr. into fho scalp Presto
INC dlrdruf surely disappears. tho
hlir is free from dusf and excessive
".I and ie douhiy beautiful YOU are
mHGe comfortable Try 10 now be- Viii
NOT only save yuur hHfr and make DO
grow. but give DO that uncomfortable
slosa and beauty you GcsUa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
STREET IMPROVEMENT CAMPAIGN
TO BE STARTED IN THIS CITY

among the residents - the city before
~ ti'.t"h Us held. which viii be ate
y" ~ ~ yL i,. ae"rdins 20 the statement
Mayor Talks.
Many persons" said the r,svor .1o
lot understand the question -he nron
~ owners on either side OF the street
viii each pay one-third and The civ
government viii pay the other third IL
u'i9 way the payments are euualized
49, ~ 20 iHc reports ON work already
none IL has been found thar from IA ~
yer cent Of the property ownr,- mo
80. Z ut'i assessed under the street i'm
Dtti,,.,yn' pan. have paid IN cash, i'm
in'dldt"ly Following the completion or
.,' W.'k Under the new issue. this
amount would be placed IN "a sinking
luId ana held there until connIsfeiSs
laid Tor out or the bond issue. and vySiisy
Z lh the sinking fund would DO dravin,
i,,.i,,,'-t ana could not be used for any
IL - necessary 90 have the bond tssu.
LOT tHc work. as the contractors rntisr
'' la!u Immediately after the work ia
~, 81. il',tH The property owners have
assessment and for this reason. the non
issue - necessary 20 afford ready cash
LOT me conn leton OF the work This
must ht Nflaiued To- the people as thew
40 not understand IT, and a carnuafggr
ih.Sl he carried out TO acquaint them
with the facts.
Following the talks on the question f..
We decided that committee should be
..l.lu'ed 20 work boo conjunction with
,'I'i''r committees az the Ohio Valley
iia"'~ D. Labor Assembly and the Bust
ness Men Association. Thes. ~,
bodies can aid materially and the matter
VIA be put up Co them. asking that they
enter into the cauI a.en and aid Boo every
wa. possible TN. committee apuofntcd
a. the meeting yesterday ie as follows.
W. is Elliott B.. ". :. Neff and William,
D. is expected that the two new COM
Witteee Will De appointed within the
nest rev days. and ON the strength OF
this belief O. meeting Of the three COM
Wi'fecs has been called 90 meet in the
dining room OF the White Front cafe NJ
y. 80 O'Clock next Wedps sdav for lunch
after which Tho matter viii De- discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
BELLAIRE WOMAN
HORSEWHIPSMAN
BDLLAIRE WOMAN HoRsrwHrPs
BELMONT COUNTY CONTRACTION
Attempts 20 Drive Man Prom city stree.
-hesists Arrest by biting
Onicers Fingers.

. yesterday afternoon. while Contractor
Fi..fI.NhI "It. az frIlAIre. was dfrs.f.rr BAD g
non who were laying brick on ~ortr
J'r"r-on street at HoilaIre he received
hand. ~ Miss Scnrauar v.a .rf.r..t
.I'h i1 Get m her property Before N..
.'I.i ger uIt = the erraEeI woman e
f.trh Do receive several more cuts frDr,
ih' WIN et.-.Hel hN .fre uueNueefrH
f't. 20 stepped back u Few PAGES
't NJ" I1 Sire stated f.Hf Tho cont FACTOR
I'. .i"I'n 90 part 90 her pruusrtt .r lave
IN' POI" .ffr'' Hri f'lt .Nt Was rr-
ST. sharusfsIt went tefo-. ,f,,.-
W tsHuan Yesterday afternoon and Isl .r.
".f H warrant FOR the arrest OF tile
woman Tho warrant ups given fa rffI.
cor Don I'.ufre and DO wac rrrf Goo .-
.'.f fhe woman BE went to her home
.t'nrt.I fu place Ner under arrest arr
tfuI IrI Ha Do dId sr afr s.II...f.
''.I nr" ~ h's fingers between rs-
irffN HuN almost GOV cred that member
'.Iii'"r l'iufnr gave uu tho struggle and
returned fH police hrHduuarterl 4rH fne
warrant WiII probably Do served OIL. dav.
secured right of way through the
..NrTwu rrHrrrfy. ir order fr connect
iNr now Nnrfh ffffrf.uu street Improve.
mont with the bridgeport IeIfnIre rIte
INI- Improvement fl. ruw RAPIDLY nom.
lnr completion and ~ vac while iavfr-
tI' nf.. N' or thIf Point That Che attack
ft Is thought that me woman vas NOT
aware lf Che fact that the city hal d
p IrNf ~ way through this property md
vas RI tne opinion that the corfrarfnr
was TWINS 90 steal me property Tho
and h1te been residents o. HcllaIre far q
number ~ Years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
Wilson Seeing Things.

SPOKANE. Wash. oct. 1.-THE de-
Nelopments OF the day look like inter
yention.' said Henry Lane wilson. OF
spokane. former United States ambas-
sador to Mexico. who arrived today on a
brlcf visit TO his home town.
There cannot possibly be any ques-
ton OF Withdrawing recognition Of the
present Mexican ADM nistration BY any
government Recognition OF govern
ments cannot be withdrawn. according to
wei established precedents. once u has
been accorded. All governments accred-
tied IN Mexico have recognized the pres
ent administration and are In fun sym
pathy with 10.
The election on October Pc will be
Just as free a. any other Mexican cleo
ton ever held. but II might be well TO
understand that no free election mas
~ er neeu held IN Mexico. Madero re-
ceiNed -, So votes out OF a population
OF fifteen million. This could hardly be
called a definite expression OF the ma
tioual will.
No special Significance could be at
tachcd 10 the presence OF a German
Marship In Mexican waters at this tirne.
Inc German government yearly sends a
Warship TO Mexican waters. a. DO a. q
british and French governments. They
ar. simply calls and absolutely no sig
time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
STEAL ANOTHER
MANS WIFE
DRUNKEN RESIDENTS OF RID TOWN
CAUSE MUCH EXCITEMENT.
Beat Chun and Then Run Away with
His wife VINO Could Not BE
Located at Early Hour.

Late yesterday afternoon. =. W. Todd.
J. \. scott and " \. weekly. residents
n Red Town. "A small hamlet west II
Felldire. became Intoxicated and follow
ing lively tlt Weekly was severely
beaten hy his two companions They
bounced upon the man. who was badly
under the Influence 81 liquor. and follow
.nE TIE assault. attacked his VIE. VINO
had gone 90 his assistance. After attack
IuE her they carried her away with
them, going toward stewart Per
SONS who Ind seen the two drunken men
ur ne road with W.eklN's wife notified
5. erin Anderson. and me HslIaire police
aH1 ffi.rrs ~ere at once dispatched 10
the scene.
After searching the district throughout
To evening. Tho mon were caught In
~'"Nar'etfIIn about o. O'Clock and aiken
i" 81 '.llr-Nllle. where they were placed
DO mo county Jail " hen asked wnat
Dad ucroWe Of Mrs weekly. they were
.f1fic to give amy Information concern
.hE hey. and 49, until an early hour - is
morning Der hetea bouts had not been
lI-."' erred. The men viii likely b. ar
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
NOSTRIOLA OPENS NOSTRILS
BREAKS A COLD, STOPS CATARRH

quickest way 10 get results is TO ap-
ply the treatment direct TO the seat
OF the trouble
The nostrils and the air passages
are the breeding places for the Ca
tarrhal and Hay Fever germs. and
these germs thrive and grow when
the parts are sore. swollen. and IN
famed by colds.
The Nostriola Treatment always az
lords quick. pleasant relief. and many
people now use nothing else for Colds.
Group. Catarrh. etc.
25c tube OF Nostriola contains
sixty days treatment and all drug
gists sell II. Buy a tube today. and
you'll wish YOU had tried Nostriola
sooner-Advertisem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
MEXICAN CRISIS
(continued iron. F1rs, Para,

gressive course OF action by the
United States. Three methods n,
dealing with the situation are being
suggested as being open TO the Wash
ington government.
First. there is the ever recurren,
suggestion OF official circles OF n
military and naval demonstration
when would serve as precautionary
move In case n forcible policy is Iater
resuired. For the present. however
the president and his advisers are
concentrating on a constructive solu-
ton by the use of peaceful measures
Series OF Demands.
Second. many officials think Sc
ries or strong demands made upon
the authorities at Mexico CITY To
force the immediate elimination q,
General lIuerta would complete the
record OF the United States in at.
tempting TO assist as the nearest
neighbor' in solving the difficulties
OF the southern republic. II has been
suggested by some officials that.
should such demands be ignored. the
american government would be JUS
titled In throwing its support to the
constitutiOnaltsts In the north
Third. the United States could for
mally announce it's absolute termlna.
uon OF relations with the Huerta Of
hcials. leaving II 20 the influence of
both OF the constitutionalist move
ment and various liberal elements in
Mexico City 10 secure the elimination
OF Huerta and the establishment OF a
provisional government with which
the constitutionalist would negotiate
Tor peace and arrange free election
IN compliance with Mexican law.
Secretary Bryan left here tonight
Tor Waterloo. Ia. and before his d.
parture told his callers that the did
not expect the American government
20 take any further steps for a few
days az least
The dispatch OF an additional Ger
man warship 10 Mexican waters did
not bring forth any comment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
BAD COLD? YOUR
HEAD STUFFED?
"Hspe's Cold Compound gives
quick relief-COntains
no quinine.

Take "Pape's Cold Compound
every two hours until you have taken
three doses, then all grippe misery
goes and your cold will be broken
IL promptly opens your clogged-up
nostrils and the air Passages OF the
head: stops nasty discharge or nose
running: relieves the headache. dull
ness. feverishness. sore throat, sneez.
ing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffing. Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only IS cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
Inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
Advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
Holds Conference

IANFUO. Toms Ocf II-GoneraI
Joaquin Mas. commander OF the Mex.
lean Federal troops az ricdras N-sras
arrived here shortly after 100 O'Clock 10.
night with his stan aboard "a special
train. and Immediately cros~ed The in
ternational boundary to NuevO laredo.
where Do d. 90 confer with General
I,lIe9 and other government leaders
Before the arrival Of the train
bearing the Federal officers MANY
CuuStItutIOnali-t sympafhiI.rs gath
cred about the railroad station Unit
ed States troops from Fort Mcintosh
were on hand and no disorder was al.
tempted
Beyond tho announcement that
General Mas Us TO attend "a confer.
enc" If NDuvo Laredo uo'hin- can bs
ascertained tonight as 90 tho pur.
pose of DIS visitor when he will 70.
turn 10 Picdras Nerras.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
This Simple common-Sense Treat
nent Costs But a TrifIe and
Brings Quick Relief.

Nostriola is a simple. harmless anti.
septic balm that quickly opens the
head. purifies and heals the mucous
Innings OF the air passages and this
treatment is much more pleasant and
satisfactory than stomach dosing TO
cure cold.
everybody knows that colds lead 10
Satarrh' Catarrhal Deafness. Catarr.
nal Headache. Nasal Catarrh. Hav
Feyer and kindred diseases.
Inc best time TO cure Catarrh is be.
iore IL becomes chronic. and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16

to-day With Bishop Lawrence. 90
fruu-'ffa. Iu fHr chair. rrF "a.
GUESSED operation with arrl4r
Hf"Url' and education FOR social
service" Tie 0uuuI tom hold ID r...
meeting fh.s evening boz fh. Cathedral
nf ST. John fI' Divine. when address.
yer" d'l ou TI. Church AND
'h" -Dr.t ...cmrnf Tho .ua4L.r
.H'.IH.1 bishop Lawrence. uIer.r
-uau'Ilnr. OFF ffaH and patfbor.
Gardner of Providence. H
Retire on Pension
Tho hou.e of bishops lu ercertg.
session. today Ir furfef fra ctr-.t
Joint commission f1r thn uppor o.
'nr CLERGY 'n prepare resolutions fh4t
may hn made effective hv tha two
Governing bodies relating fo non
..ora for retired Ep ..1n1I minister.
I n" proposal of ffr joint commission
H That r.rrggmc0 az tho aFe OF o.
ar" entitled FOB retIro ON Dor. ion
equal '1 ono ha'f 'HoIr average annual
salary since ordination. r1 pension fo
exceed $4,000 year CIorrymcr. 4
widow and orphans aro aIso pr1t.d
oh for. fhc ehUdrsn's per.io ON a
.'a.' graduated according fo ages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
Violated Orders.

FL PASO. Texas. oct. l5-The al
legged refusal OF Samuel Weiniger. who
was executed at Napimi. Durango. on
september 20. by rebel troops. TO eN-
plain alleged visits 10 Torreon. was
me caus" Of his execution. said Colo
mel lsmael Lozano. commander OF the
rebel troops al Mapimi. who killed
Weiniger. upon his arrival here to-
night
The death OF Weiniger was due TO
MS violent character and for the rea-
son mat De directly violated General
Tomas Crhsna's orders bv making fro
guent visits from Mapimi 70 Torreou
which was held by the enemy He
would never give an explanation OF
those visits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16


There u host n pills. rowieru >,h,sr.
and whnt-rut Tor rhoumatI-r. tut ehfrl
OFT lack Tho first essential o. icing :
natural medicine. To begin with. rhar..
r1tism FL simply name given e. dea'r-
nate variety ~ palms. ara can only I'll
reached hv irrirrtUE tho entire blood
supply with o. naturally a~sIml1flv~ anti
dDtr True. Tho palms may be ene~H vlff,
narcotics .r The acids may De- urufrai-.
i1rd '1r Che fime being. But riicr
methods merely temuurize and do so
cNDn l07d 90 cure. There fa but NV
standard rfeumatIrm remedy. and ia - 3
IN al drug stores under the name q -
ATTEMPTS are often made 20 sru|
fomrthlrE claimed tn be- just a. GOD =
Insist positively you VII have nothira
bit 3 g g.
To corfair7 only rtro vegetables sie-
rnnta and OIL absolutely free % mercury 4
iofido ~ potash or arsenic =.
Tho rronNeriIa 90 ON tvrra ~ ~re,f~,4
tIrn by the uae ~ q 4 fa r. Ono trfb-
ute % fh0 natural efficacy ~ f.fa 70
Variable medicine. f.r 90 ie aeafrHrfeT
j.af 1a naturally. just aa specifically. a
fIet a7 wrN ordained ne the most accent
.h'o woa' pa1t1hio. ard most -.1frv
diFrstci food n not faU % rrt bot
te ~ s. g to-day You viii b. a.
t0rIeho1 90 fro results rf your rheuu,a-
t.m ia of such a nature THAT YOU would
IKE fn consult n rrUrH.... write 70 tNs
medical drrH-fr... Tfe swift apecfda
Co. 80 SUin BIDS. AtIa9ia-. 0a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
% You Dead You, n.sl.,

Your food docs YOU little good when
yoL have no desire for 20. when Won
dread meal time What you need .s
Chamhorialns Tablets They will
sharpen your appetite strenFthru
your digestion and give Won relish
Tor your macls For sale by au deal
crs - Advert Isemonf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16
ARE
VERY JUBILIANT
specIal Dl.pateh % the Intellir.no.r

| Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. Oct. IL
The election OF Major Nicely TO CON
gress caused utilization in Demo
eraue party ranks here. The victory
IL being enjoyed TO the fullest and
Is put down as a splendid vindication
OF the national administration and
the new tariff law. No greater .hap-
piness is TO be found than among
West virginia Democrats here who
are adherents OF the Watson Chiffon
organization. They give a. large
measure OF credit for the victory TO
w atson. but greater amount to the
Bull Moose ticket That is what ala
II, according TO the politicians OF both
The Republicans console them.
selves with the fact that the election
hgures show that the Bull Moose mar.
Is on its last legs. and has proved
that IL possesses no elements OF per
hdhency That II is still strong
enough 10 win victories for the Dem,
ocratic party which II can't hope 10
achieve for Itself the result IN the
west Virginia district is pointed 10.
Ihere Is no consolation in the poor
S in made by their alleged party
IN the returns from the election and
congressman Victor Murdoch had no
suit. vi 'ie TO-
Gotf In Washington.
senator Con arrived today from
harrisburg. accompanied by Secretary
McDermott. He heard the news n,
Hearne's defeat before ne left home
The senator had no comment 10 make
particularly. He said that the yo<a
proved the great recuperative powers
or the Republican party and that the
fact was apparent that the Porgres-
sive party drew its forces from the
Republican party. which was suffi-
clent 10 elect the Democratic candi-
date. Senator Con declared that he
has enjoyed nothing so much in A
quarter OF century rs ne did his
speech-making tour in the First dis
trict He said he had never addressed
larger or more enthusiastic meetings
In his long career and he feels deeply
grateful and highly compnmeuted by
the splendid reception given him bv
his fellow West Virglnians.
William Taylor George. speaker of
the house OF delegates. and delegat.
w p. Hawley. OF Mercer county. are
in the city.
Congressman Sutherland left 20.
night for Bluefield 10 attend a meet
ing OF the state board OF trade
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by Secretary Bryan 20 travel on United
states soil and his reported arrest ana
subsequent release at san Antonio have
border
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-16

She turned ON him with sn Soy etsrs. b.
NrI what h1"r,rrI then
i'ir words frUgc ou DIS ups -rs