davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
from Mondays Intsnig.noer,

Does any man for a moment sup.
pose that the majority stockholders
OF the Standard oil are others than
Mr.. Rockefeller and his associates
themselves and the benefciaries Of
their wronE-dOing2 When the stock
Is watered so that the innocent in
yestOrs suffer. grave wrong Is
done TO these innocent investors as
well as TO the public; but the public
men. lawyers aud editors. TO whom I
refer. do not under these Circum-
stances express sympathy for the iu-
nOCent. ON the contrary. they are the
FIRST to protest with frantic vehemencn
against our efforts by law 20 put "a
stop 10 disqualification and stock.
watering
The apOlJgists Of successful di~hor.
csty always deCiuim against any n.
fort To- punish or prevent ~ on the
ground that such effort will "unspttlc
business 10 is they who by their
acts have unsettled business. and
the very men raising rIis cry spend
hundreds of thousands of dollars iu
securing. uy speech. editorial book
or pamphlet. the defense Iy misefafe-
mCut of what they have done. aud
1Df when $500 correct tlrir mIa state.
msut- by telling the truth thaF DO.
claim 1-aiuat Ua iOr breaking silence.
If"| HNN."H Uf NIMf|IIfN. 7 nov nave
hurt honest BUSINESS men. honest
working men honest farmers. ana
ruv th.g clamor against the truth boz.
iUE told
Tho business which le hurt hy the
move mont FOR honesty H tho kind OF
business which. bon tho long run 10
pay. tH" country f0 have hurt Or De-
the lind U. cuisines. which BIAS tended
OBJ make .ur very name high nnIurD
term H' scandal to which an honest
American men OF business should ipIr
Don putting 600 end One of the .lUcIIf
plcl1rr- luH bua .up.s dishonesty. boz %
recent speech iu drnUurlluu the aI.
miniHtrT'IOu Tor enforcing tho law
against tNn hugo and corrupt corpora
u0ue which have q fed the Jaw. also
denounced Dr. for fudrHvuring 10 er.
cure OIL IIr.reIChIur lHw making On.
UluF"f- liable for injuries 90 their ON.
TIur. ~ is meet and Or fI1t fIn
.rrI.r' Tor corrupt wealth should
oppose every effort fu relieve weak
and haIpIns. people from crushing mis-.
fortune brought upon them hy injury
.u the bushes. from Witch they gain
% bHro livelihood and their employer.
fortune.
% De- nypocrltical hseoncss 10 speak
~ "ifl who uorka Boo factory
where tho dane IOu. machinery b.
unprotected on. having fnr rich.
freely fu contract fu rXrO.r nufs.If
20 dans % uie ard limb She Ets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
WINTER
AFTER ALL
ZERO WEATHER REcoRDrn BpR
RELIEF Is PROMISED TODAY
Much sarertng 10 Reported IN the CITY
-feoruAEy Hclds Record for
Heavy Snow ran.

Refer from the present cold spell 10
promised by the weather man FOR this
district to-day. but whether be has IN.
YESTERDAY VAS cold one and we'll did
the citizens know II az th.rcuometerz
throughout the city aud vicinity we're
sought by many during the morning
hours especially 90 learn the tempera-
ture
theremometer on the Island registered
zero. and ~ remained al this point until
about o'clock when II began TO climb
slowly. BY o'clock IN the afternoon
thereafter, the mercury began 70 drop
back 20 its old place. and at 5:so o'clock
midnight % registered above ana a, ;
clock this morning 4 was registered.
with the indicator headed toward IN.
since late Sunday afternoon the city
mas bcen IN the grip of real winter
So. Win bhzzards raging and severe
cold predominatiuE. Much suffering has
been caused and relief is prayed for
soon Many calls were made ON charita-
W ilSutuu"hs ana Nhc county commits
sioners yesterday and Monday and n In
likely thst the calls will continue To-day
a. many reports OF families being in
heard.
Roads in the country district are com
pletely blocked and farmers are prevent
Cd from coming TO the city. In som.
places; II was reported yesterday. the
snow has driftcd to "a depth OF . feet
ana ~ - likely that some OF the roads
along the ridges viii not BE- open for
several weeks.
Much Snow.
According 20 Miss Bessie Forsythc OF
the government weather bureau on tho
Island. there has been 2J.5 inches OF
snow 50 Tar this month. with nine inches
Of that amount falling since sunday
evening. During the month OF Noycnl-
Der. when the h-avic=, individual snow
fall WAS recorded. there was hut ls.I
inches recorded. In December only eight
tenths Of an inch was recorded and jan
uary only - inches.
The talk Of the decline OF old fashion
ed winters Is not as strong a. AZ used
to be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
POSTPONED
Rumor Circulated Last Niaht That
Rose Thompson investigation
Has Been Continued.

According TO information gathered
last night the Rose-ThompsOn FIRE de-
partment case which was TO have
come up this morning before the
Board Of Control will not come up
The time for the preliminary hearing
was set for today but why the matter
was called of, or II II was called off
for certain, could not be learned for
sure. just when the matter will De-
taken mp. should IL not come up this
morning. will be q qnestlon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

Major Hunter tho local pacing stall.
IHu formerly owned bs fIHurIavlTIa
men. hHH been sUIi fl New YORK mon by
~n'fln 'u.H 2. stout u| gIarkrbrrr
who purchased him few wears ago III
The state fIIr Iu this CITY.
Stout fru. The horse fl the New FUHt
SHOW H Few weeks ago and with "a UIr
string 0f other horses placed him on 49,
hIhiUnn ~ tne horse sales lie f4urTi
me eve ni several prominent horse mon
HUi VIII now N. given H chance o.. Iar.9l
against some of Ihc biggest THra.a IL.
tut country no fno Sew York fr4.E.
Major HUntfr wac bred Ir nfYurTavII..
IuI WHH named rFflr MOTOR ff al
llnut'u r. prominent Ilu.a. .E t.
Mound CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
BELLAIRE AHD LINsLY
TEAMS CLASH To-MoIHoW

The Bellaire Independents and the
local Y. NJ. G. A basketball tossers will
play a game OF basketball tomorrow
evening at the y. II. &. A. gymnasium
IN what bids fair TO prove "A very inter
esting contest between the two squads
During the last few days Coach Miller.
physical director OF the Y. NJ. &. A. has
been putting the members OF the team
the game. a. the local players are nnNi-
Gus 20 win the victory. According TO all
reports the Bellaire team IL composed
of former basketball players. who are
well experienced in the playing OF the
game. A very interesting contest - an
ticiuated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
GOING SOUTH
Philadelphia National and American
League Players Leave for Warmer
Climate TO Practice.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. "a
Philadelphia American and National
league players left to-day for spring
training in the south A contingent
OF the Athletics started by boat from
New York tor Jacksonville. Fla,
while some OF the ~Phillfes" left here
by rail for Wilmington. y. &.
There were 13 players in the Ma
tional league party. They were Doom
Luderus. Marshall. Deyore. Moran
Paskert. Magee. Byrne. Hilley. Lind
ner. Curry. Gaddy and Wagner
other players Will go directly to VII
mington from their homes. Catcher
hillifer Is already at the southern
training grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
MARS CHALLENGED
BY 1000" STEWART
LOCAL BOY HAD CHALLENGE FOR
WINNER OF MARS
COLLIDE BOUT.
Staged in Cincinnati Monday Night
May Fight There Next Month
Other 6psine Notes.

Young Goldie. d Pittsburgh. lost TO
Knockout Mars al Cincinnati Monday
night In ten rbund bout. although
the smoky City hkhter put up a clever
brand OF stun. The contest, however.
was all one sided. the odds being in
favor OF the man with the planet
name. Mars WIS Goldie's master all
the way and wis entitled to a deci-
sion ON points
Mars did not, put up his usual bat
We but he haf Just enough of the
old stun at hand to win. A dozen
times there were openings when he
could have stepped in and put his man
out. a. i'm the old days, but in each
instance he stepped back. like he was
AFRAID OF something, allowing his OPP
lighting pose.
Cincinnati fight fans expressed no
surprise over the result. and one said /:
1t is too bad that Goldie cannot
punch. GoldJe made desperate ef-
tort. and has no excuse to offer for
his showing. II was a lively encounter
ali the way and the kind that the
The boxers weighed under 12t
pounds AZ O'Clock i'm the afternoon
ana appfhred In the pink OF condition.
irlor - tho opening OF the show a
telegraY was received from this city
iSs Challenging the winner, While
cepyed. "a H. likely that stewart will 10
matched 70 meet Knockout Mars some
Zinc next month, as the promoters of
'the boxing club In that city wrote sev.
eral weeks ago asking him to come there
Tor fight
An efrort has been made % maven
Young Guldie and Stewart on several
occasions, but each time Goidie ma =
backed down. Local fight promoters
nave given up hope % matching the
two.
Frankie Conley. OF Kenosha. Wis. the
clever young bantam who met Goo
stewart at the bridgeport Athletic club
Few weeks ago lost 10 Kenny Kauf-
man, OF Philadelphia. at Columbus Mon
day night The bout was ~ rounds and
ne decision was given 90 Kaufman.
sonley put up good hEht.
II was announced yesterday by the
OFFICIALS Of the bridgeport Athletic club
that ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
FOR the big boxing show 20 be held al
the club Tuesday evening March 10
The only bout that remained open up
until yesterday was the eight round
semi-hn1l That bout will be between
TEDDY Murphy. OF Pittsburgh. and Bat
tunE Page OF Moundsyille. and promises
20 be Interesting and exciting There
VIII be two ten round bouts and a sfy iu
addition 90 the eight
Walter Stewart. the local boxer f. IN
receipt ~ several offers ~ bouts FOR
next month. Yesterday ne received an
otter from "a club in Schenectady. s. g.
ou' ring him "a ten round exhibition Boa
that city. 1u addition To- this he r.
Wmted On keuosha Wis. AGAINST
frankie Couley. whom be mot lr Fridge
columbus. Akron and Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
BETHANY

BETHANY IS. Va. Feb 2i-Tha
Beta Theta 90 fraternity held lts annual
banquet lart saturday evening Zoo Coch-
ran hall and The affair Was unusually
elaborate and IufpTtatiuE About 81
gathered around tho fCsfHi board and
following the spread am Interesting pro-
gram ~ tu1afe we're carried out. Fiovd
smith 0nirlatsI aa postmaster and he
acquainted himself with great credit
FRAT ~olurt-rirk and hlue-and this
added much f1 the interesting occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

papers and the public men whose
thoughts and deeds show them TO be
most alien TO honesty and truth who
themselves loudly object TO truthful
and honest criticism Of their fellow
servants OF the great moneyed in
terosts.
We have no quarrel with the indiyid-
Ials. whether public men, lawyers or
editors. To whom I refer. These men
derive thelr sole lower from the great.
sinister offenders who stand behind
them. They are but puppets who
move as the strings are pulled By
those whose control the enormous
masses Of corporate wealth which 81
ltseH leit uncontrolled threatens dire
EVIL 10 the Republic. II Is not the pup-
pets. but the strong. cunning men and
the mighty forces working Tor evil be-
mind, and TO a certain extent through.
the puppets. with whom we have to
deal; We seek 10 control lawdefylng
wealth. In the first place TO prevent
ia doing evil, and in the next place
TO avoid the vindictive and dreadful
radicalism which III left uncontrolled
u is certain in the end 10 arouse
sweeping attacks upon al prOporfy.
upon all men OF means. without re
gard 10 whether they do well or in
would sound the death knell Of the
Republic: and such attacks become in
evitable II decent citizens permit rich
men whose lives are corrupt and EVIL
10 domiueer In swollen pride. unchpck-
90 and unhindered, over the distines
81 this country. We act in no vindic-
i've spirit, and We are no resppcters
or persons. " labor union does what
Is wrong We oppose 10 as foarlessly as
"" oppose q corporation that does
WRONG, and we stand with equal
stOuiuess for the rights OF the man OF
Weal Oh and for the rights OF the wage.
Worhers Just a. much so for one as
Tor the other. We seek 10 stop wrong.
doing. and we desire 20 punish the
WronEdncr only so far as o. ueces-
sary in order 10 achieve this end. We
are the stauuch uphOlders oil every
honest man. whether business man or
wage worker
Fondly do we hopc-ferycntIy do.
we pfd'-lhat this mighty scourrc
may epe"dily pass away Yet. if God
VIII. That u continue until all tho
Ntalih piled by the bondsmrn's two
hundred and nifty years OF uureuuited
Ioli shal be- sunk. aud until every
"Ion or blood drawn with tho lash
halI ho paid by another drawn with
lhe word, as was said three thousand
years ago. So stu % must boz said
De- judgments of the Lord are true
aud righteous altogether
Win malice toward mono. aifb
charity Tor an with frmucss iu the
rignt. as Cod gives us 10 See the ripbt
let us strive on 20 finish the work We
are In"
Sincerely yours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
HOPPE DEFEATS SUTTON.

CHICAGO. Feb 24-wiliie Hoppe d.-
isated George sutton In the second
block OF 500 points in the I 500 cham
pionship 1872 haik-iino billiard match.
81 to -. Hoppe ran out In four In
nings an average run OF iS5h. a new
worlds record
Hopes high run Of $50 points to-
night DID not approach the worlds rec
ord OF 3O7 held by him. He showed i'm
provement over the opening play. sutton
having won the first block 500 to 459.
Total standing: Hoppe. 1000. Sutton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

Pedro Mala. a cuban and Freshman a.
EctnarN college died this morning IN
tH, uif fofulfOrr after ar illness ~ ter
days with pneumonia All efforts 90
communicate with any off his relatives
have been fruItlrs7 and De Will be buried
tomorrow afternoon ~ this place Ser
vices viii DO held i1 tho chapel and the
students viii attend fn body The
Young man wHs 90 years ~ age snI
was taking general course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
Sundays Record
In Seven Years
FAMOUS EVANGELIST CONVERTS
100000 PERSONS TO BELIEF
And Has Received Close TO 100000
From His Audiences In Rec.
milton OF His Services.

Rev. William \. Sunday has been
preaching the gospel as an evangelist
Tor about ten years. having begun in
1904, Tut his most active campaign
has been carried on since 1907. In
that time he has been instrumental i'm
converting approximately 25O0O
persons and for his labor has re.
ceived approximately $500 900. The
result Of his work has been as fol-
lows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
Aim

is to dress men in gar
mentS that will mirror
flash the message, "You
are dressed correctly, he
cOmingly and as BELTS
your own personality"
Every man who has a
true concept Of the i'm
portance OF being well
dressed can find exactly
the Suit and Overco1t
that he wants here at
ia OFF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

40 The present time cTHffIr. ard
other comforts for The need. OF boz 'Ify
.f' ng.d'd more bf tht Associated omar.
ll' INHu n' Huf other time durfua f4l
pro ..n' winter Tor tHHa. who nrr nIlf..r.
JOS .rHu fI. cold. Th. number .F ,..fr
NhI'H nr. nriua made Hf fh. Irsfrlsr.
',f. '. OBJ. 'rrHnizatiou D. on an n,ersse
vl 81 SET uay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

NTUI"FNTV T0UT1-
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Hon Charles y. Honapartc
Attorney General

Tic newt iustallment Of Mr. Roo.e.
volts Chapters az a Possible Alto.
BIOGRAPHY, o. entitled Social and i'm.
fho lutrllircucor Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
GRAFTON DOWNED
BY Fast Fairmont Y. N. c. A. Basfetball
Tossers In Interesting Game
Last Night.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT, w Va Feb 24-rh.
fairmont y. Nj. g. A. basketball team to-
night defeated the Grafton association
team by n score OF 20 TO Is. In the urst
htIi tho local team played all around
the visitors, the score being 20 TO 10
at the end OF the half. -Four substitutes
were used by Fairmont I'm the second
half. and the score In this frame was 3
20 In favor OF the local team. The
lineup was as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
rairnont.

Tor Richie; Hin for Hutchinson: Holbert
for Hamilton; Binns for Coffee. Grafton:
Ihomas Tor Malone, Clark for Humph-
reys.
rield Goals-Fairmont: Hutchinson.
=, Hamilton, 3: Richie. 1; Coffee, I; Sic
Cough. 4.
Goals from Fouls-Fairmont: Hutch
iuson, / out of .: Binns. i out of ,; Nc
Crorey. ] out OF .. Grafton: Humph-
rey. out OF 10; Cough. I out OF ..
Eetcrce-Reed
Mckinney
Middleman
Time OF Halves-Tvent minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

Frankie Conley. Of Kenosha. Wis. the
clever young bantam who met Goo
stewart at the bridgeport Athletic club
q Few weeks ago lost 10 Benny Kauf-
man. OF philadelphia. at Columbus Mon
Jay night. The bout was ~ rounds and
me decision was given 90 Kaufman.
,onley put up a good fight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
MAJOR HUNTER SOLD
AT NEW YORK SHOW

Wsdne.dai... ls-n,aii.r-. '. H. Tn - lol
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02
NO REASON FOR 1T

When Prescott Citizens Show Way.
 There can be no reason why any read CT of this who suffers the tortures of an ach ing back, the annoyance of uri- nary disorders, the pains and dangers of kidney ills will fail to heed the words of neighbor who has found relief, Read what Prescott citizen says.
 Mrs. Ora Oxford, Prescott, Ark. says: 'The cure Doan's Kidney Pills made in my little girls case three years ago has beeu permanent. l have told any number of people about this remedy and am glad to again endorse it in public eway. Kidney complaint was brought on in our daughters case by an attack of scarlet fever. Her back pained intensely and the kidney secretions gave great annoyance by their irregularity in passage. especially at night. At last got box of Doan s Kidney Pills and it did not take them long to cure the trouble. This remedy toned up the child's t m and strengthened her back and kidneys.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, Few York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Doan & and take no other.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02
JOE A. BAILEY

In our announce ment column will be found the above named gentleman for reelection to the office of Circuit Clerk of Nevada County. Mir. Bailey has served the people of this county in that capacity for the past two years ard is asking for the time-honor- ed custom of the second tenn.
 Mir. Bailey served our county two terms as county clerk and by his faithful and painstaking ser vice was promoted to that of Circuit Clerk. He is a good off cer. clever gentleman, alw4ys ready to accomodase any and al who call at his office upon any errand that pertains to that off
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02
School Boys Badly Used.

Early in the last century many boys at Eton, England. had to undergo rough training. An old Etonian who left the school in 1884 describes his experiences there as worse than that of many inmates of workhouse or gaol. To get up at five on freezing winter mornings; to sweep their own floors and make their own beds; to go two-by-two to the pump for a scanty wash, to eat no mouthful of food until 9 a m; to live on an end less round of mutton, potatoes and beer none of them too plentiful or too good; to sleep in a dismal cell with out chair or table. Such was the lot of boys whose parents could not afford to pay for a private room. Some of these underwent privations that might have broken down a cabin boy, and would be thought inhuman if inflicted on a galley slave"
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02
HAD TO THINK THINGS OUT
For Once. at Least. Moving of FurnI- ture Proved Trap for Sleepy
 Housewife.

A woman who lives in a south side apartment made up her mind he other day it would brighten up the rooms and relieve the monotony If tne furni- ture were shifted around.
 She spent the afternoon shifting and went to bed. tired. He son, at night. called her up over he tele- phone. but could get no response. A little later his office telephone rang and his mother asked.
 Were you ringing me-"
 Yes, he said. Why didn't you answer"
 "I heard the bell ringing. l thought it was you and I got up to answer but could not find the teltphone.'
 Why didn't you turn onthe light?'
 T couldn't find the swith. l tried to feel my way to the switch, but l had moved the furniture aid became lost For a while l could not find my way back to the bed. When l found the bed by feeling my wal in the dark then l sat down and got my bearings and figured out how l hal moved the furniture and just this moment fg- ured out where the light switch was, Kansas City Star.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02

Winter storms are soon due, and poultry that have good scratching shed to work in dur ing rains will we'll repay the SSex- tra care. Then if the grain feed. as it always should be, is scatter ed in the litter sat night, it twill give the birds both feed sand ex- cercise in the col d mornings when the attendants are apt to keep themselves under shelter.
 No poultry house is complete without the scratching shed. - Progressive Farmer
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02

Why not organize a business mems club in Prescott at the very threshold of the new year and get busy and try to bring some new manufacturing enter prises to Prescott. We n e e d them and there is no reason why we should not get them. All it takes is concert of action, Let us all push, and push hard and all to gether.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02
Woes in the Movie" Business, Too

Downtown theatrical managers who have to deal with jealous actresses and fussy stars, and exercise diplom- acy thousand times a day. need not think the lesser movie" managers haven't troubles of their own, says the Kansas City Star In all my ex- perience in the show business, re marked the manager of motion pie ture place on Thirty-frst street. II never had such a time as I had last night. l have two machines. One of them lost the governor belt. the other snapped tension; three keys on the piano stuck, and the trap drummer broke the head of the snare drum"
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02
HOLD DEER IN REVERENCE
Peculiar Regard for Animal 10 Enter tained Throughout the Jap
 anese Empire.

From time immemoral deer have been held in reverent regard by the Japanese Herds are kept in com rounds, and the highest respec, is paid to the animals. In oden times the shogun gave the people such strict order to protect the sacred animals that if anyone happened to hurt or kill them he was put 10 death on the spot. It was period of terror.
 Even at the present day the deer are so tame and abundant in the shrine grounds that they, in fine weather, stroll round to the streets by twos and threes and surround passers-by, asking for food. and sometimes holding their sleeves in their mouths in an affection ate manner,
 Once a year some of the deer are Csu: ht Ay mems cla mot %Ih a hal- de by several tanners tin service oI the Nasuga Shrine Ofice) and taken 10 an enclosure, wlire their splendid horns are cut off Wth saw. while d crowd of spectato1 watch the work with breathless i1ercst admission ten sen, equal to a41t 2 centsl. This done, some of thd 9acred horns ar, as a custom, awargd to the spectators by means of lotteE
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-02

ce. He asks the voters of the county to consider his claims and if they find that his service IS what 1t should he, to give him another term.
 We beapeak for Mr. Bailey 6 good vote and courteous treat ment at the hands of the voters of this county at the coming pli- mary.