The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
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over the matter from their various
standpoints. IL was not an easy mat
ter Tor him 10 make achoice from
among these Few men. All presented
strong cases and he was under obi
cations for stannch support OF his can
didacy to most. II not all, of them
But the decision has been made, al
though II has not been announced by
Major Nicely. However. IL comes
from such a reliable source that there
Is not the least hazard in stating IL
emphatically n repeating IL. that
Wiedebusch IS the winner.
Made a Record.
Congressman Nicely has established
a record for swift work in
distribution with this case. Postmas-
ter Hazlett's resignation was received
by the department not later than "A
week ago. IL created a vacancy in a
very important office without the least
IL was more or less of "A
crisis thrust upon the First districts
representative, but he was quick TO
recover from his surprise and tackle
a JOB that he no doubt would have
preferred TO wait till after this years
campaign before Offering itself. How
ever, Nicely Announced that he would
not keep the applicants and their
friends In suspense. lie didn't be-
Ileve mat delaying filling the post
would help them, and certainly he be-
iiered that IL would do no good TO the
party. So he announced that he would
lose no time unnecessarily i'm settling
the contest. and he hasnS. Wiede-
busch wins.
Romantic Wedding.
Announcement was made today of
the marriage on the 21st inst. of Mrs.
Margaret B%roadenaX. p wealthy
widow OF high social position In this
city. and George III. Poskey, a law
student at the Georgetown Universe
~. whose Parental home is in Park
ersbure. The matrimonial alliance Is
romantic enough TO be used as a
for one OF the Six Best
Sellers Young Poskey met his
bride through his chum and fellow
student, a son of his wife. Poskey
Is a handsome and dashing young
Fellow OF twenty-four and in the be
ginning OF his friendship with the
Broadenax household bestowed his
~chiyalrous attentions upon Miss
BroadenaN, h beautiful and viva
cious eighteen year old daughter.
subsequently his affections We're
transferred to the mother. and the
result was q wedding very secretly
solemnized. The honeymoon was
spent in Philadelphia. The
ment of the wedding came with cards
Today bearing the name of Mrs.
Thomas J. Brannon. mother OF Mrs.
Poskey. The Poskeys will be at
home after March first in Elegant
apartments on Massachusetts avenue
which have been occupied by the
Broadenax family. mother son and
daughter.
Pension Bill.
Representative Nicely Introduced in
the House today eleven pension bills
a. follows: r. II. Osmond. Of Chester
Foster Rian. M~oundsvlIe. EbG Wori.
man. New Martinsville. !. ~. McGW.
M~oundsvillc. for the relief OF the
heirs 81 J.. e. Trumble. C%larksburg
and the heirs ~ W. u. Shipman.
wheeling, pension for Robert Camp
hell. Wheeling: Walter Zogg. Wells
burg. samuel Harrison. formerly OF
Harrison county and 40 correct the
military record 81 Henry II. Wills o.
Boothville. These bills lapsed with
rhe resignation Of former Congress.
mar Davis. Mr.. Nicely today further
presented the claims for pensions be
Tore tho department Of g.. T. Richie.
Hancock; ThOs. VI. Croumrine. Lost
Creek. George Cassedy. MoundsviIIe.
and Sigmund ~Renthcbuck. CIarks.
burg.
Congressman Moss todav intro
duced bills TO grant an additional
pension 20 Richard Starr. Parkers-
burg. and Vaudeville Bush. of Cox 8
Mills.
Congressman Brown has been con.
lined 20 his rooms the past week
suffering with a severe cold Ills
condition was considered improved