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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-18
DOUBT HENNEssY STORY.
Politicians Don't ThinL Roosevelt
Lean. 10 Democrat.

Neither rroErcSsivcs nor other polit-
clans were inclined 10 take seriously yes
terday's reports from oyster Bay that
Col. Roosevelt was thinking OF asking
his party to nominate John \. H.nnessy
for Governor. ilennessy for Comptroller
sounded more plausible to them. That
L. the post that he would like, 10 any.
Mr.. lienuossy went To- Rochester IN the
afternoon and said MOTH g before de-
parting Progressive leaders disJussin :
the oyster Ray dispatches satd II was
Incredible that the Colonel wanted 10
split the Democratic vote TO ineure Re
publican success by putting Mr. Hen
messy ZIP FOR Governor They Thought
the Colonel should try to split the Re-
publican vote and let HE party profit
frorh the pckinGs. To follow the other
plan he would have to support Hughes
Republican Ike Harvey II. lluman.
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iO?nd Street

The approximate amount 81 the li.n y
charge TO satisfy which the ahove-feser'n,i
property 10 to be soid. IL Eleven thousinl
Tour hundred and e!ghty-rve and '0-lep
p6.5oh Dollars with interest thsrson
from the eth day OF July, 1914. together rl,n
the costs and allowance amounting 70 '.
with interest from July 10th, 1917 tossihe'
with the expenses Of the sale. The approx
mate amount OF the taxes, assessment anf
water raves, or other liens which are - ,.
allowed to the purchaser out ot the J i,r,,.a,'s
and Interest
Said premises will be sold tubiec' % NirA.
tions bstween tho location Of the fences an1
the record lines. and any failure NJ ieiAc.
in the title Of such portion Of said preir.s,
as lies west NJ the centre line of the NeA,
crly party wall Of tho building on ala
premises or n line In prolonsation ther'o'
Dated, New York. July lSth. lslA
DAVID TIM Referes
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|DUELL BACKS 7. r.; HITS WHITMAN

ter of fact he stated that he was willing
to sign anything that Col Roosevelt
would write in this connection and also
expressed his willingness to name for
state chairman Of the Republican party
any anti Barnes man who would be sat
isfactory to Col Roosevelt. II was under
stood between Mr.. Whitman and myself
that the draft should be submitted to col.
Roosevelt
AT this time Mr.. whitman told inc that
In the afternoon Barnes and he had had
"a private talk in Mr. Whitmans apart
ment. When asked him why Mr.. Barnes
and he should have a private conference
I'm his apartment no said that II was
merely a friendly talk, as Mr. Barnes had
already visited him In his apartment pre-
viously.
When Mr.. Whitman returned from
Sandusky, Ohio. either the sth or 9th ot
July, spent the morning with him at his
apartment showed him the proposed letter
to the whitman League attacking Barnes,
told him that. as agreed. I had sent Mr..
Roosevelt copy, which copy | had
initialled for the purposes of Identification.
This was through Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
| read the letter To Mr.. Whitman then he
read II himself lie gave II his unqualified
approval and expressed his intention of
signing II II he could be assured that Mr.
Roosevelt would support him OF at least
would not attack him.
More Proof In Phone calls.
During the several months that I have
been representing Mr.. Whitman the telc-
phone record book OF my office shows that
there have been over sixty telephone calls
between us, which does not include IN"
many times that we have talked over the
telephone when I was away from my
Office Some of these calls were to him az
his ONCE, others were over his private
wire In his apartment.
This In the history Of how I, at Mr.
Whtman's request, attempted to secure
| for him tho Endorsement W all good
citizens. irrespective OF party, IN a move
ment to save the State government from
the corrupt control Of Barnes aud Muir
ply. ! failed only because Mr.. whitman
| failed"
John McGrath, Col Roosevelt's private
secretary, spent some time In the city
| Yesterday. II was said by Irogrcssivcs
| that the Colonel knew that Mr.. DUEL was
preparing to give his history Of the lost
| cause. Mr.. Whitman is in Newport.
Frederick G. Tanner Mr.. Whitmau's
| campaign manager. says he saw draft
| lik., the &C \. w" letter on Mr. Whit
| mans desk and heard Mr. whitman tell
Mr.. Duell over the telephone that he
would not authorize such statement
and that Mr. puell had better call on
his efforts to convert the rrogrcssNcs 10
his candidacy.
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MOOSE SECRETS TO COME OUT.
East New York Lender Mas Copy OF
Missing Dope sheet"

The political dope sheet containing
the secret rating OF various Bun Moose
district leaders In Brooklyn, which re-
Gently disappeared has not been recovered,
but Mark Reardon, Jr. borough secretary
and secretary of the Progressive county
committee, said yesterday that no was the
compiler OF the document
- prepared the report at the request
% William II. Childs whom he accepted
tho leadership Of the party" he said,
Tie told me he wanted to know how
eacn district leader stood. ! have not
seen the document In long timo and
can't remember the details"
There Vas rumor Yesterday that eN-
Municipal Court Justice William Watson,
the leader IN the East New York district
who has had several clashes with Mr.,
Reardon Is In possession Of n copy OF
the 'dope rhcet'
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LEGAL MOTTO KS.

STATE OF NEW YORK once ~ ~
SECRETARY OF state, as'
This Certificate. issued in duplicate ha'-N
rertInes that the Motor Compressor ,n
many Inc a domestic stock corporate" ~
died in this ofice on this 9'h LAY "'
1914 papers Tor the voluntary ilssot
NJ such corporation under section
General Corporation Law, and th' . 80
pears therstrom that such corpof.'
Complied with said section In orf'' ~.
dissolved al. -
Witness my hand and the seal ~ ~. .,
the Secretary ~ state a. ne C' 100.
Albany this ninth Gay ot ~ ,.,..,
(s.sD thousand nine hundred ant fourteen
JOSE F. PIDGEON
sscond Daputy Secrs'ary NJ Sfa'I
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sukKoOArEs' NOTICES.

MOORE ROBERr--ln pursuaneN
order OF Hon Robert Lutlo 70" 49,.
Surrogate ~ the County Of New lork 'o'.
Is hereby given 20 all persons having ~
against Robert Moore, late OF the 'al' -.
Nav YORK deceased 10 present the ,aIns
with vouchers thereof 70 the subser,t .5 81,
his place OF trsrsacting business 49,,
Cit OF New York on or before the, ~ ~
OF September next. Dated New YORK heerr
Executor Campbell. MOORE ( AMI
MAN, ATTORNEYS for Executor .Ss BL.a
Horourh ~ Manhattan New york CIV
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

S>--~~->>>-- -
SsgIREME couRT. coyNTY OF nm
Timothy J. Murphy. ct al. Defendant =,
In pursuance OF judsment Of foreclo'gIs'
above entitled action, and bearing date ID.
Ire reisr.. in .sIa judgment named. VIZ ,'ii
at Pue S, rTe9 Vest shs 40.
Of Mannsttsn. CITY Of New York. on n. ~
d.ssy, q August Sit a. IL o'clock neon IN
be sold. and therein described as follow
ALL that certain lot piece or psr"'' =,
f ,%a Win the ne sog Safns 9sTSST 'j
Of New York. bounded and described - ~.
lows: pEGINNING at a point on ~.
Street I OPPOSITE the esn,pe 81 I par,y WI
standing partly on the premises herena.'T
described and partly on the premises az,
5Gi9iTs on ne we,t distant t.o on. hantr.a
formed by the intersection % the sou'her',
SIDE Of one h9pdrea and second stree, ant
ana part o. the distance through n. cent.
Of a party wall one hundred ,iCoi '..'
eleven 90 inches to the centre line o. he
line Twenty-Five 1251 feet. thence Nnr'N
part OF the distance through . party va
N the southery side OF one hundred and
second Street. thence Westerly alons .lli
southerly side OF Ons hundred ana second
beginning; said premises being known BY ~.
street Number los East one hundred ani
Second street
Dated New York Ehy, iS'h hiI ins
Tin. - Cedar Street, New York n 7
.r,y to BE- sold It's street Sums.r 3. io' rsr
io2nd Street:
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After this announcement Mr. Whit
man received letter from Boyd Nc
Dowel ~ Tlmra plodglng him Mr..
Roosevelts support. This letter bears the
receipt stamp Of Mr.. Whitmans office as
having been received on June 2, and was
addressed 10 him personally. on June
Mr.. whitman personally handed me this
letter and requested mo to answer Il for
him, as We might he able 10 get Mr. Nc
Dowell to become closely and actively
associated with us in the Southern Tier.
This letter answered on June 3. 1914 in
accordance with Mr.. Whitmans request.
While Mr., Roosevelt was In Europe.
with view to making definite prepare
lions for the meeting In Syracuse.
travelled through the state. organizing the
different branches OF the Non-Partisan
whitman League, tn wit, in northern,
western, central. southern tiers. Mohewk
Valley, Hudson Valley, Long Island and
Greater New York.
From time to time | conferred with
Mr.. whitman In the matter and showed
him newspaper clippings I'm which refer
ence is repeatedly made TO the league
ny name. At the time Mr.. Whitman went
, to ohio to receive some degree we made
arrangements to meet on tho train. ! met
him at Albany and continued as Ear az
/ Utica, discussing the situation and show
Ing him clippings about the league.
Discussing the best method OF pro
cedure on his part, he said that ii was
his idea TO stay away from the regular
Republican meeting At Saratoga and have
the Syracuse meeting held a few days be-
| fore The Syracuse meeting was to be
! held In two sessions. afternoon and morn
/ ing. He Was to be nominated at the
afternoon session and appear the next
| morning and make his speech. In that wst
, he said he could put Barnes out OF bust.
! ness at Saratoga or also force Barnes
| to give him the nomination hands down.
with MIR, Whitman's knowledge I met
MIR, Roosevelt ut Quarantine on his re-
turn from Europe and accompanied him
10 oyster Ray, explaining that despite his
delay in derouncing Barnes he was bit.
terry opposed TO Barnes and would now
denounce him, The next day, June "a, |
spent about three hours with Mr., Whit
man at lunch at the cafe Lafayette urg
ing him TO declare ut once against Barnes
or II might he too late.
Mr. Roosevelt that evening issued the
statement In which he assaled Mr. Whit.
mans dlatory tactics In not attacking
MIR, Barnes and Mr., Murphy. Following
the issuance 81 this statement and acting
on an invitation which Mr., Whitman had
! extended to me when We were on the
train together between Albany ana Utica
! went to Newport to see Mr.. Whitman
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500 IDEAL SUMMER RESORTS
1IZ-nARe Illuatrated HFarhure

with Information regarding 800 Summer Re-
sorts In Vermont and shores Lake Cham.
plain. Win hotel farm and village hon. &c.
for mailing. Address Summer Homes No.
Is. ass broadway. ". Y.
SEND &c for beautifully illustrated Nacs
ton Booklet giving complete informa .! on
about Green Mountains Lake Champ ain,
Northern New York and Vermont Address o
r. p. A Rutland r r.. 1916 Broadway.
MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS"
beautifully Illustrated booklet describing A.
'-sctive resorts In New York, New Jers.y ara
Pennsylvania. free at Lackswanna Rsi rna
Ticket ONc"s in y v CITY. BROOKLYN New 7r ~
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.

TOURISTS to England should mai ="
automobile hire rates: splendid recommend.
lions from all parts OF America. largest Zee,
Of hire cars In west OF England. r. HJMN
A co PLYMOUTH
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HELP WASTED-MtLF

wANTED--A young man WITH sNpr.,
in cost accounting and general hookkNep.ns
must furnish hest Of references, on'' .N.s
meeting the necessary 1ualin'stlonA a.
Apply, salary 10 begin t'A monfh
l5i Sun once
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wASTED.--A capable young mar ~ ~,
vsts secretary, must have 5000 reie,'1SNi
he a .tenoSrapher and typewriter ans 4
penman Address l. f G.. Dor lo' I'VE
once.
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NEW YORK-Adirondacks.

wAYsIDE INN and Cottages, Lake Lu.
F6s 20 aSGnaaSs S9,h 9d9
W, LA SALE, Proprietor.
Real aud ideal vacation land is found az LAKE
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LADY on REFINEMENT could accommo.
date gouyilescou during the summer
months in nor country home, cheerful sur
rouniings. quiet village not FAR from ocean
poN 40 INnhrNok Ions Island,
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The Ulster & Delaware R. r.

NEW NORK-Long Island.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
EI9HT MgIITHs
On County Roads and Fine Of
500 Given Robert Smith
ers for Carrying Gun.

Robert Smithers, colored, was sem
fenced to serve eight months on the
county roads and to pay asfiIle of 800
and costs when arraigned before Mag
istrate william r. Starcher on a pistol
"'toting charge at 5 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon. It is very likely that
Smithers will serve about twelve
months as tt is not probable that hts
fine wtllsbe paid and 1t viii be addsd
to his sentence.
Another and fully as serious .
charge-that OF robbery against
sSnaithers VIII be heard by the sane
Justice some time next week.
SmitheEs was arrested Saturday
night onsa charge of:robDing Charles
Lieuelette, glassworker OF Moth
view,e of $50 In cash and q watch on
Glen Eikibridg e NO. 2. When searched
at the police station pistol was FOND
on his person and he was tried on this
charge first as the police had notsse-
cured all,their evidence on the robbery
case.
Another. man, also colored. songht
by the police in connection with Sat-
urday nights robbery is expected 20
be in the tolls before night 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

BY REAR ADMIRAL BADGER
WITH MARINES FROM FLEET
lAssocIATEp PREssl

WASHINGTON D. G. April 22.-American operations IN
aspects Of today nen tSea1
from the AtanLc neet anu W
to take the entire c1ty
ou1 -
letter was made apparent at the White House tnat
The United States will sit tight at Vera Cruz ana tat
steps 3f-pa will at this time
high authority tn FORCES
Vera Cruz convince Huerta tnat Ems gov
action would be taken az
actions the part OF the
government. 49, A or;oor cfSc-
landing Tamplco the
directions for ships sent 70 vera
at Cruz until turaer
than Vera Cruz the proI
States forces plain would be underaen unless SOM
on The part his followers should prep1eae
further trouble aggressive action
Tesnite 10 CONNIE
situation took ornous aspect
idcafed cannon De
announced it reported on ngn au
the Mexican charge mad pee1
and that the American
Mexico City OShaughnessy had been asked 70 eaV
with the report feeling the
reslsE
from Mexican federal soldiers,
actual warfare IT 1t must come
and CONGRESS today step usying the presidents
thus far elo,5 - voro C4r,,z
early TODAY give at IL a says:
daybreak
mart Of the CITY Large landed from Admiral Badgers
iraI Fletcher requesting the cooperation OF tne %
restoring order have been dstr
te have been unable yet TO GET IN wiz
n.1f60 sis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
LOCAL. SOLDIERS
ARE READY NOW
To Be Called into Service of the
United States in the Mex
lean War.

Company KS armory in the Herman
hall presents an active and warlike
scene today with a. large number of
the members of the company packing
and preparing all the company g
paraphernaIia so as to be ready at a
moment's notice, IL 1t is called, to
take action in the Mexican situation
Glen N. Williams, first Lieutenant,
is In charge Of the company in the abb
sence of Duncan Boughner, captain,
who is working in Doddrfdge county,
but who could reach the city in time
to take the company out, If necessary.
The local company is In first class
condition with flfty-eight members
which is peace footing, and three
ranking officers WI a number of non
commissioned officers. The equipment
of the company is the best of any com
pany In the state, all new equipment
being furnished when the company
was called to Paint creek last year.
The equipment consists of the latest
issued regulation government service
uniforms, sufficient new preamble
tents to accommodate a large COM
pany, United States army rifles, cal
ibers 80, Springfield model, and all
side-arm equipments. A portable
kitchen frame that can be set up on
short notice any place and covered
with metal screening prevents any
contamination OF food supplies by
hies or other insects.
The company which is the oldest,in
the req lent is ready for the call and
win abe, read to- report g sfEll
Company SIX hours after 1t receives
the message. a
The r., ITO, men which West Virginia
will have to furnish in case of var
II rHAtiS3 ~ JsIsyTt fli IfSriie niiafds
the two 5regime at present have
400 members, a peace footing, but
on a war sfooting each regiment will
be required to double it's number OF
men. The two regiments when COM
pIete on a war footing VIII have $500,
or more than West Virginia is asked
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
defer
of Woodrnen of. World to Go to
War viii Be Discussed at
Local Camp IA eeting.

In view Of the tact. that Sovereign
Commander Frazier, Of Omaha. Neib.
has offered the services OF several
regiments OF Woodmen of the World
to the federal government In ths
event the regiments are NEEDED in. the
war with Mexico. this subject will be
discussed at a meeting OF Clarksbur
Camp No. 9, OF the order tonight.
The meeting viii be held insthe
Bell: hall on North Fourth street, AMI
it will begin promptly at 8 o'clock
Owing to the Importance of thelsub-
tect to be discussed, the Officers de-
portant camp matters will also be
coneidere
In his ofter to the government,
the sovereign command er notes that
all companies of the order have been
drilled and disciplined. and are sup
piled with blue military uniforms
All they need for service Is arms,
ammunition and supplies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
DEPORTED
TO Grafton for Twelve Months
9 by Justice StafcIler IS
James Baker.

Justice william e. starcher rid the,
police OF a nuisance YESTERDAY alter
noon when he deported James Baker,
notifying him that IL he was found in
CIarksburg again he would be sent to
jail for twelve months. Needless to
say, James departed, with Grafton as
his objective point, so he said.
Baker has been In Jail on charges
OF. .drunkennessst ten times as often as
Bryan runs for president, in the words
OF chief Brooks, and has been the
source OF much annoyance to the de-
partment He was arrested Saturday
night and jailed on atcharge of vag-
rancy and It was on this charge that
he, was arraigned before the Justice
yesterday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
DEATH SENTENCE
GIVEN AN ITALIAN
For Murder with Date Fixedat
May 20 But Postponed I'm
til June &c forAppeal.

s y. y
Frank Panletta, convicted Of the
murder Of a fellow Italian, was SEN
fenced by. Judge James W. Robinson
OF the criminal court "Wednesday to
pay the penalty on the gallows IN
the penitentiary at Noun sville May
20. but the execution was postponed
to June 80, in order to give SSESe@
fendant opportunity to ask Tor an
appeal. 49,.
William McENemar, convicted OF
highway robbery, namely, holding
up Sylvester voina and robbing him
OF fifty cents In money and articles
valued at flfty-=vc cents, was SEN
fenced to serve i've years in the
state prison.
Elery Duty gave bond OF $S0Oitorr
his fappearance at the next term 3ot
the court.
Peter sines, convicted Of operating
gambling place, was given sixty
days in jail and fined 500 costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
TRAFFIC.
Bureau of the CIarksburg
Board of Trade is
Organized.

A traffic bureau of the CLarksburg
Board of Trade has been organized.
c. H Harding of the Tuna Glass
Company is chairman of the bureau,
q. w Dudderar secretary, and an eX-
ecutiVe committee consists Of the
following. A. H. cundell, OF the
Southern Pine Lumber Company; Ar
thur Parsons. OF the Parsons-Souders
Company; NJ NJ. Morris, Of the 8. G.
watkins Company; Daniel Howard,
OF the Central Fairmont Coal Com
pany; ana L. c. Browne, OF the
Ovens Eastern Bottle Company. &
The object of the traffic bureau Is
to act as sort OF a clearing house for
the adjustment Of all kinds of trans
portation and traffic problems. The
secretary of the board of trade and
several members of the executive
committee are men of railroad train
ing and 1t Is felt that a bureau OF this
kind If used freely by local dnanufac-
tuners and shippers generally. can be
of great assistance in bringing about
a more prompt settlement OF traftlc
questions and materially assist in the
Improvement Of traffic conditions.
It is probable that the executive
committee will hold an early meeting
and address q circular letter to all
manufactu rers and shippers outlining
more in detail the immedia late purpose
of the bureau through which lit is
hoped that more prompt and harmon
ious operation can be secured from
the railroad management.
The new sbuEeau was Organized at a
meeting OF prom inent manufacturers
and vvholesalers of the city late Tues
day after4tours at the .b9agd oestr'ade
1sad19larters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
.IHRTY DAYS
And Fine Of $50 is Givensl Ada
!, Brown for the Alleged Rob-
berry OF. u o1n1k Knight

Ada Brown, colored, was sentenced
to thirty days in the county jail and
to.pay a, fine Of $50 by Justice William
z. Starcher at q trial held this morn
fng ON a charge Of robbing John
Knight, aywh1te man Of Tsiogas of1sS7
Tuesday night e
The alleged robbery occurred ~
GIewes street and was reported TO
oficer Ours, who was doing DIAN
clothes duty. a few minutes later
had the woman under arrest In g lev
minutes ana part Of tlle money 3 lleged
to have been stolen IGaa foi1nf on her
personBIcfe o9 Tie money found
&C the house whore ehe Gtey
ffie no1fce mud f6Ibie 81 the p6sl
tiiotiieh iler 81 sfs ave eer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22
HOUSE CoNCURs IN
SENATE RESOLUTION
az AnaeeIArEe lie

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 81
when the House convened at 10
o'clock today Majority Leader Under
wood announced that the Senate JUS
tihcation resolution was not, not en- en-
9aiTen representative Flood, chair
man 81 the House foreign affairs com
mittee, moved that the House concur
in the senate justification resolution
vyhen the session was resumed. he
urged that there be no = c tpa ss1Ste
The lt1us ec cTnJ instifving the
president in the use of armed forces
in Mexico There was no debate and
the viva voce vote was almost unan-
inoons. The House recessed at 1890
until noon to allow time for the en-
grossment of the Mexican resolution.
II was to be signed at that time by
enaaker Clark and was then to go i'm
mediately to the White House.
Speaker Clark signed the joint reso-
luton iustifying the president in using
armed forces in Mexico at 1908
O'Clock.