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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
THE BLUEFiELp BANK CASE.

Apparently some Of The State on
cials OF West Virginia have a queer
conception OF the relative claims q:
the State and of the common citizen
\ few years ago . state bank Oper-
ating at Blueheld failed. After the
failure it was found hat his bank
held $4,000 OF the States money.
IL was also found that the banh had
been in e shahy condition for a long
time: thar a member OF the state ad-
ministration VAS a stakeholder and a
borrower from the bank: that the
State bank examiner knew OF the
banks bad condition. and that the
State Board Of Public Works had
accepted insufficient security for It's
deposits. Now. in settling up the ar
fairs Of that bank. members OF the
State Board Of Public Works have de-
cided TO empower the attorney gen
eral TO bring suit TO have the state
of West Virginia made a preferred
creditor.
Naturally every citizen OF West Viz.
GINA desires that the State shall not
lose through the ignorance. imbecili-
~ and wrong dealing ~ it's officials.
but no citizen 81 West Virginia wants
the State Of West Virginia TO save its
money az the expense Of honest de.
positors. many Of them men and vo-
men OF small means. II the state OF
West Virginia receives payment OF its
$4,000 deposit in full. there will be
just that much less money TO dis
tribute mons the working men. the
miners. the farmers. the small mpr.
chants and The widows ana orphans
who were depositors In the H~lueheld
bank The state o. West Virginia has
no moral right 10 make any claim 20
he a preferred creditor in this case
The facts are thar the Interests OF
he State ~ Wes' virginia we're
shamefullv neglected 10y officials o,
the last State adm. nietrsfiou. that tho
state bank examiner vas negligent is
not criminal. that the treasurer us-
himself deeply involved and The ro.
s%ponsibilIty for tho loss ~ Tho state "a
money. 81 fho state loses. ought ~ DO
upon rho oncIa's who are re- ponsibre
Tor 81. and NOT upon innocent dcpo.it
ors ~ 'he El1efeld bank
Tho ln'e'n Eoncer wishes 'o state
Win sstIs'ac'ion thai Governor Hat
Sold and AUDITOR Dsrs' IN particular.
7ave protested against This small piece
y bufiness. and ~ believes thar phcn
Tho people ~ tho state goi n thorough
understanding ~ tho proposed pro.
ceedure they Will mako themerivcs
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THE EUoENIc MARRIAGE.

II Is a refreshing thing in these
days Of fads and alleged progressive
ness 10 find an old-time note of sound
common sense. DIR. David Starg Jor-
dan. who has been credited with a
great cal OF nonsense. comes TO the
front with a pronuncismento against
the so-called eugenic marriage. DIR.
Jordan admits that ~eugenics may have
a proper place in legislation and in
medicine. but he don't think that il
cuts much figure in love. and love is
the force that binds men and women
in marriage. that makes the home and
protects the family. Without IL the
domestic life OF the American people
would cease To be.
However much We may preach Gu
genics. the average young man does
not intend 10 assume the burdens OF
matrimony. to work ten hours a day
uncomplainingly n urn his weekly
pay envelope over 10 any high. proved
female whose sole recommendation TO
him is the endorsement OF some eu.
genie crank. Men and women will not
marry for the scientific purpose OF
growing a model race; nor will they
endure the hardships and sorrows and
difficulties OF lie solely for the pur-
pose OF uplifting humanity.
As "A matter OF fact. many innu.
ences OF II complicated life OF TO.
day tend To discourage matrimony and
the rearing OF a family The eugenic
theory * another disbursement.
and its general adoption would he
about the shortest and most direct
step toward race suicide that any peo.
pie could take.
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LET THEM PAY.

u is estimated that tho y q "
and g. 4 o Railroads have collected
from 'he passengers m West virginia
since th" passage o. the tao-cent fare
law over one million dollars In *
cess p%as-"nger rates They have de
lib"ratelv prolonged q hght against
no" Wes' Virginia tpoceut fare law
Tor rho purpose ~ ac,Gmulatinr and
hpldius This money While thoy have
issued excess fare check. ~ passen
gers. Zoe fho nature az thing many
of fhcs" ch"c.s - not tho majority o.
them. uIu never boz redeemed In
other words. these railroad, have and
Oil hold unless some steps arc taken.
over e half million dollar ~ public
n nor 4 penny of shich belongs
70 fhrm
Governor Hafhold hs- properly tur
q" 'rd that This money should h. d.
hurscd through tho Public TfltIc-
BOARD. snI whatever amount n money
is ier on hand should bo forfeited m
OBJ" state This is t1o course sin
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

BY Z. J. Edwards

Colonel William Jay. grandson Of
John JAY one 81 the great intellccts
Of 'he first days Of the republic, Is
the surviving partner Of a Jaw firm
In whose Offices Aaron Burr had a
desk I'm the last years. Of his practise
OF the law in New York city.
Aaron Burr. after his sensational
career following his duel with Alex
and"r Hamilton. his retirement from
the Presidency and his arrest
upon the charges 81 treason. settled
down To- some zen or twelve years Of
puiet practise 81 law in New York
city. lie did not care to establish
larsr offices. lie was content with
ceskroUm in the offices OF one OF the
leading law firms 81 the Unied states
between 1920 and 1888.
Samuel Hon. now a prominent law
Yer 81 New York state. was a student
IN the law Officers q the nrm of which
Colonel william JAY Is now the senior
member.
lei was IN the Offices Of this
arm" said Mr.. Hon to me recently.
"a desk which WAS looke upon as a
most interesting and memorable relic.
IL constantly revived traditions Of
Aaron Burr. At this desk was always
placed the law student who began
To read law with this firm. his prede-
CCSsur nt the desk having been pro-
moteC. as the expression was. 20 the
desk which Indicated next higher
rank I'm The office.
1t was an Guild fashioned desk OF n
kind similar to those which were
commonly used by lawyers before the
modern roliing-to desk with album
dHn; pig"onholeS had been invented.
There was ~ lid which. when the desk
MAS open"C. served ~ a convenient
shelf 10 write upon. The desk was
oius'd by lifting the lid and placing It
lack In such manner a. to enclose
the interior.
The inside or his III or that face
81 It which was exposed when anyone
WAS writing upon a.. was literally
covered with names or initials. Thcs-
had been cut into the face ~ the lii
hN those VIII" We're Triyiledged 70 use
The desk.
som" 81 these names were ~ men
Who aftvrward became distinguished
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stone church. % Film Grove. 20 -
ueofing ~ tho committee Issf uiGhfi
Tho Tag is 70 beautiful all silk one.
with n yellow silk fringe and brass
spread eagle top. mounted on a cherry
pole
The picnic VAS a great success and
fhe attendance exceeded al exToctI-
lions While thp committee bad ar.
ticirst~d uo rront GO vs- founh last
uiRht tlat e neat surplus MAS realized
from tho affair Or was decided ~
present this money, fo tho FIot'nc,
~trttrudtu Home
There was N spirited contest Dol"
tween fhr .Dhouls fur frr f1r Tho
race between fhc Vance Nrfu,.i1l
-uuts, .Dnoo' and fHr ~foue ,.I0tI,
Hou. was c~Ntrsdiur.t close With
3D. ~ucmhrr.hfp of 900 f.. .oruief .olI
-Hl fI,ko'- vhII. fIr latter -ol1
nck'fs With a ~Wcmb'rsnip 81 &
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M MECHEN COUPLE
HAS DISAPPEARED
MARRIED MAN AND YOUNG SIN.
GLE WOMAN HAVE
LEFT.

Not Known Where They save Gone
Bot They Are Thought
To Be Together.
T. &C. reported ma Mr.. Tcsrl Tom
Un-on. married man ~ McNrchon.
ard Miss Maud Schosnian. daughter
o. captain and Mrs John Schoeuiln.
also Of MrNechrn. arc missing AMI
60 .s supposed that tho tVo arc to
Eetncr.
They have beon missing from thoir
respective homes since last sunday
morning and their Vhereaboufs arc
unknown Al the officials Of the
surrounding towns have been notined
or the disappearance ~ the couple
and q description ~ both parties has
bee given ont
SERIOUS charges vii probably he
preferred against Tomlinson % he is
caught n will be- recalled 'haf sew
eral months ago there were xix
couples united in marriage 40 Mc-
NcChcn ON The same evening Gnt
Pearl Tomlinson vas one 81 m" Mum
her. although 90 is said that Do lived
but ono week with his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
RUMoREo SALE or FAIR
GROUNDS is DENIED.

\ persistent rumor was going the
round yesterday 20 the eject that
the Wheeling Traction Company has
acquired the stock owned by Anton
krt mann in tlo state Fair Grounds
Association The report further had
DO that the traction company would
continue its tracks along The bali park
AMI construct e. hr.dke across M"
back river Dob the Onto side 20 BE-
used ly Che ears ON the Ecliaire di.
Vision
Ih' report VAS '~wuHafCa'ly denied.
however. ut an official of thc traction
company Tho ntHlinc Traction
tomrar, already h1- possession ~
alprnt..sa fo tHr r.rtr FOR q bridge
to h" erected We Irrrt.r traffic on th"
Rr'eIrr division ol OIL. lines jusuhes
thr move
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
UNCLE WALT: The Poet PHILOSOPHER.

hszsN'z tHaHfz "a 4s&sp.es H.r.4.a4aze~ q
The grave grass Is growing DER Luther McCarfv whose sbi,iog
career a ue talk OF the land; a bin on the neck from a PcIkysome
party eNfnguishcd the light NJ this rupil
fERCE ~ HIS ASHES. it CRANE. he stood in the ring in The
pride Of hrs muscle. unc0nuucred fri
umphant. h' surname va Rev, and after one minute Of action and
tIs'Ie The doctors we're saying He cs,hei 90 his cheeks" Now
NntIe arc hf drriWr 81 The Orul-ut purses. h. visions ~ tIumrh.
aimrcr- around, AT gone they sc gon, where tine ,sbf. rf,r.
hear'e, are hcanng dead men o. their home. iu fr ground ON ~.
"" H' hnRhi} "nl hfHNut aud heart. who inrr 90 fr ring a.. no.
,'WlhFh . Tame CONSIDER t~ passing o. Luthrt MCaus. tr bolt that
oeNH"yrI him. ani Ndrrtrp thc game STAY home ON the farm ~,
away from Ht f'f ans t0I Nfh fr rrhfofk am excellent TOOL 90,
mere you may dwell rn contenrma0' AMI quiet uu some ia, ,,u I'D.
tht W"lkn . i.ntr h' 70 mule ~'t. hDmr 'n rprr village frfrrt
gem voter fd 9"'I"r 'h" h'niruf si play with fe dprg until yoi'-
run i'An ht a 0Iu'n-raf motor sut -arlrt away on coon ~ fh.
morRue Lcf visions ot rings sff and eRafs be rejected f.t ,b,rt
OF NrCa.ff at silent AMI dead hnI ua,r, some L., .bc, I'd.
most uno.r-,fei q shotgun unloajef viii blow M ,ou. h.al
CcoRyrEhl I1z. By George Names AsamsD
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heard in an emphatic disapproval OF
IL. IL the State OF West Virginia has
had. as IT seems TO have had. negligent
and careless oficials. IL can better az
ford TO lose a few thousand dollars
than TO rob its innocent citizens: and
those negligent officials should not be
allowed TO repair their own neglI-
gence at the expense OF others.
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POLICE OFFICERS WITHDRAW
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL
INVESTIGATION.
Matter Had Been Taken Up in Joint
Session Of Council-Chas. Miller
Will Not Push CHARGES.

Since Howard II. Hastings
and Bert Mcconnell do not
wish their actions OF the past
investigated. I humbly grant
their request. for the protec-
ton Of their families.
CHARLES r. MILLER.
July -. 1918.
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as American lawyers or in public life.
ihere was n name In partincular
which was always looked upon with
great Neneration. II was tina of
Daniel Webster. and there was au-
thentic tradition that II was carved
INTO INC lid by Webster himself sew
eral years after Aaron Burr's death.
l myself often saw the words Daniel
Webster somewhat deeply cut into
this lid.
AT last one OF the partners Of the
hrm decided that he would take the
desk away and place IL In his own
hous- so that he might show IL as a
relic or Aaron Burr's last DAYS as a
lawyer I'm New York city. Some part
81 the desk WAS out Of repair N the
lawyer sent for a man skilled in re-
pairing articles OF furniture and told
him that he desired the desk to be
put into % shape. as he wanted to
Keep II as a relic. The furniture man
went to work. lie repaired the desk
ana ne put on a coat or two of var
nish. Then he called the LAWYER into
the room so that he might show him
the repaired desk. When he opened
II and exposed the inner side OF the
lid the lawyer exclaimed. What have
you done with those names that were
carved In his lid
""F' sara Tue man. /
they were scratches that YOU wanted
removed. so I took a chisel and cut
them all out. Now you have a
smooth surface
MY dear man. YOU have obliter-
ated Daniel Websters name. which
ne put there himself. You have
wiped out the names Of n score or
more of men who have gained grea,
reputation. You have ruined the desk
In trying to make II new. | would
rather have had that lid without any
other part OF the desk than the COM
plet" desk restored as you have done
IL. All that J IAN do now is TO say
that this was once the desk OF Aaron
Burr.
copyright. 1913. by T.. J. Edwards.
All rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell
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President Wilson would not have
got lost in the New Hampshire woods
the other day II those tardy ucwspa
per chaps had lot let his machine get
out OF sight.
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That ithaca girl student who lived
on % cents a week ought 10 receive
plenty OF attention without having 10
call up the boys at the Office every
day.
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Latest dispatches from the other
world indicate that a few Congress
men having arrived. a committee was
promptly appointed TO investigate
Heaven.
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Against Hastings
And Mcconnell Dropped

all moneys 10 which a legal and direc,
ownership is not established Tho
State represents all the people. and
such of This money as is not claimed
hy individuals belongs to all the peo-
Die.
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an investigation.
Motion Lost.
However. this did not satisfy the
members Of council who wish To- see
the charges cleared up and take the
position hat the men should he vim
Dictated 81 not guilty and discharged 10
guilty. Therefore. when a motion to
grant tho request was voted upon. II
was lost. II To iS
y motion was 'hcn made 10y Alex
aud,r to continue the Investigation I'M
III Friday evening when all princi-
pals with their Witnesses shall be pres
snt. This carried but Miller stated
that he would Ice unable TO furnish
witnesses a. they can not bc forcgl
To- attend. and AZ a majority az his
Witnesses are either members OF the
police force department or closely ar
nliatsd with ~. they should probably
ignore any request To- serve him.
When council adjourned Miller an
nounced the above statement. saying
that he had washed his hands Of any
Investigation. that he had given the
representatives ~ the city q chance 10
have q better police force and better
not been taken.
Thus ends the much talked ~ in
v~estiEluon into III" sensational
charges against the two officers and
from tine action which the officers took
last night in Withdrawing their re-
quests Tor an invcstigation. tho public
i- l.u to believe much 81 81 plcascs
a. goo tho truth ~ the 'hargcs.
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Postmaster General Burlcson gets
up az > o'clock in the morning. 40
doubt the ONCE seekers begin 10 ring
his bell about then.
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There have been rapid acce-sious
IN ID" peace party In tho Balkans con.
sis'ing ~ the thousands da.lg Killed
600 battle
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Tho modern boy cannot be expected
20 keep his shoes looking well unless
Dad gives him allowance enough 20
pay the boOtblack
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copyright. 1913. by T.. J.. Edwards.
All rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell
When The Upper Peninsula Of Michi
a Went Begging"
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Motion Lost.

attorney. withdrew their request for
an INVESTIGATION.
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Daily. Except Sunday. ey n
Inteliigencer Publishing Company.
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IcoSyrEnt I'Iz. b. George N'tb.- A6amsD
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inc grave grass IS growing DER Luther McCarfv "
career was the talk % the land. a bin on the meek from
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