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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03
REPUBLICANS, In ROUSING
MEETING, FORESEE VICTORY

show that six OF the city precincts
indicated a gain OF Ga votes, while
nineteen others show decrease of
SS1 In the number OF persons regis
tered. IL Is estimated that the sixty
city precincts viii show a loss OF ap-
proximately $50. while the twenty-one
country precincts will gain about 200
A gain OF more than so voters was
lsdlcated in precinct No. 2, Richland
district. while No. 3. In the same dis
trict, reports a gain OF "a. Substan.
tial gains were made in all country
precincts. There Is every reason to
believe. IL was reported by several
registrars last night. that the Repub-
licans have not only held their own
IN Ohio county. but have made sub
stantial gains.
from Triadelphia district declared
that every precinct In his district
SHOWS gain. The poll books look
favorable TO the Republicans, he said
A poll has been taken of one precinct
showing 116 Republicans, Sc Demo
Gratis, Progressives. II Socialists,
and 80 OF unknown or undoubtful
politics"
Many Optimistic Addresses.
Inc meeting was called 60 order by
county Chairman George Phillips
Col Alexander Campbell was named
chairman and Campbell Richards the
secretary OF the meeting. Following
the reports OF the registrars and pre-
cinct committeeman. county candi-
dates and others present were called
upon for remarks
DIR. George w. Otto. Congressional
committeeman from Ohio county. said
mat the report Of the registrars was
the best news possible The regis
trars are 20 be congratulated upon
their excellent work" he said. They
nave practically completed the regis
tration OF the county. and their re-
port is certainly encouraging"
ID. J. J. Allen. Of West Liberty.
candidate for the House Of Delegates
declared that Liberty district will be
carried BY the Republicans by n safe
margin. and he believed that All Re.
publican candidates will be elected
] ind only a few prOEressives IN the
county" he said
County CLERK John Howard Wells.
candidate for reelection. said that All
Indications are favorable. and that
victory o. within reach Of tho Repub-
ucan party. y see no discOura cling
signs" he added
clerk OF the Circuit Court John T.
Kingdom. candidate for rc-rlccfion.
seconded the remarks Of Mr.. Wells.
adding that he sees no reason 70 BE-
other than optimistic
Roaenbloon1 Given Ovation.
Ben T.. Roscnbloom. candidate for
state Senator. was given an ovation
when he was called upon for an al
dress Tn behalf Of the candidates
% thanked all present FOR their ~
torts Tor party success Some Of the
registrar. I'm making their reports
flbuted the decrease In registration
in mo city precincts 70 the fact that
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NEWS BRIEFS

ANNUAL MEETINc-The annual
meeting OF the local Red Cross chan.
~ viii go held on next Thursday eve.
nlng IN the assembly rooms 81 the
boaro OF Trade In the Market-Auditor.
lum. Several business matters OF i'm.
portance viii be considered.
TO MEET MOHDAN ..s-,
meeting Of the board Of director 81
me Associated Charities viii be- boid
, lohaa yaiternoon for the purpose Of
nlahIn mai arrangements for the
annual meeting Of the board. 10 be-
heid the latter part Of next week
MAKES NO DISTINCTION Tho
Assoclated Charities makes no disfinr.
ton In administering to the neede "a
walks Of life '''' az
w. e. 7. v. MEETING a very In.
IeteslnE meeting Of the W q 4 m
was held last evening al Tho hon.
on Mrs. Martha schoheld. corner I'd
Fourteenth and Wood streets ouifo
number were present and tbe ne,
ing was very pleasant one
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The Real Secret OF HEALING Rupture

guests OF friends and relatives at clays-
VILE. Pa.
Miss isabel Robinson Is confined to
her home on Edgwood street WOODLAND.
after having undergone an operation for
appendicitis.
Elzie Riggs. Of Dallas spent yester-
day In Elm Grove attending to business
matters
William Dague. OF Beham.NP was a
business caller in the out-the-pike dis
trict yesterday.
George Maxwell. OF sand Hill. spent
yesterday In Wheeling attending TO bust
ness matters.
Extensive repairs are being made 10
SpriQgdale station on the West Virginia
Traction and Electric lines
Orrie KimminS. OF sand Hill was a
business caller in the out-the-pike dis
trict yesterday
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Elm Grove Eagles was held last even
ing In Hands hall at Elm Grove.
Mrs. a. g Whitaker. OF Elm Grove.
left yesterday for Philadelphia where
she will spend several days with friends.
The Golden Link Bible class of the
Elm Grove VI. T. church will hold a
pastry sale this evening at the Winters
Bros. meat market.
J. l.. Main and f. l.. Park. OF West
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SANITARY SHOP
SsePue System Installed a. soss
FoNntaine w y. .. Baer Phar.
macies IN This CITY

Mr. ~ o. Baer propriotor 81 .
lharmacy 90 the corner of Market and
Welith streets and another af Oman
inc and Twelfth street. has irrfaIied
On caepuc system in connection .riff
hls soda fountain All drinks ana
lI'pafaiions served at the fountain
ln each Of tho stores. will be- rergrf
In rcceptacica. purely aanifarg Ip
si'ad of using glasses az boz the uarf
Inf serving drinks and dishes for
sundhea. etc. n specially prepared b..
rcpiaclo. made Of paper and hold
W,iihin p special form. wlll b. used for
The aseptic Idea ia new and novel
in West NIrrInla. although be- De- holnr
uHcd in many of the larger cities fn
great extent Dr. inaurca perfect
cleanliness and ir sanitary in every ro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03

many persons have left the city.
There are many vacant houses, espe-
cially on the Island and the South
side, they reported.
Referring TO these vacant houses. Col.
Rosenbloom said: Every empty house
STANDS as n silent argument in behalf
OF Republican principles. The prosper
ity and welfare of this community de-
penis upon the Republican protection to
INDUSTRY and business. This district is
Republican by force OF Circumstance.
and now that the protective tariff 81
kepublicanism has been removed By the
Democrats. we can readily find the cause
OF these empty houses They are mere
~ added proof that the manufactures
tariff"
" commissioner. said the situation. as
ne sees IL, is very satisfactory
Capt. w. 7. Otto. candidate for the
legislature. spoke Of the Importance OF
day. he quoted a prominent Democrat
as saying that there il more dissatisfar-
ion In the Democratic party this year
man Tor many campaigns past. be
cause. as this Democrat put H. zone
side II getting all the plums"
Harry A Weiss. labor candidate FOR
ne legislature. said he had no doubt but
elected VIII DC
John W. Farmer candidate for county
ssuberintendent OF schools. said that the
indications are especially Favorable TO
the Republicans In the county districts
Attorney r j. Graham declared that
unusual interest IL being taLer b, 80
ored voters In the campaign this wear
am sure the county ticket will h.
erected TINS tall." he concluded.
Nesting Each week
was suggested that such a rnoe,tns
a. last nights be held each week. This
Inet win instant approval. and n mo-
ION 70 that erect made by Edward
flanke prevailed by a unanimous votc
ians Tor the meetings will BE- WORKED
out Dy me county committee. One meet
election r. over. "'" the
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Alexander. are attending the Methodist
conference at Rochester. Pa
Dr. and Mrs. :. A. Craig have 70
turned 20 their homes at West Alexan-
der after having spent several weeks as
the guest OF their son at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gibson. OF Mann
VILE, Wyo.. are spending several days
as the guest Of relatives at West Alex
ander.
Mrs. willard Harris r. confined TO her
ness.
Wilford wonters. OF Elm Grove. spent
yesterday at Dallas attending to busi-
ness matters.
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spect. Even the spoons will be steril-
ized' 1t being necessary to use ordi-
nary spoons in the service. After be-
ing used they will be placed in a ster-
lIzing machine and will not be used
unul they have been safely taken care
Glasses and other receptacles will
not be used for the second time in
any case. complete equipment for
the service has been Installed I'm each
OF the stores and was placed in use
yesterday afternoon.
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stone Presbyterian.

Rally day in the Sabbath school. Spa-
cal music by the school and the orcne.-
IRA Every member H. urged to be pr =
en.. ~ II a m. public services, theme.
The Beautiful Life" Al this service
communion and public reception OF new
members. Junior Endeavor al $50 and
senior fndeaNor at $50 Evening serv-
ices at $50 with a sermon for vonr. :
PEOPLE. subject. Success I'm Life" Good
music and a cordial welcome awaits All.
day at ? y. m. The Sabbath schoor 50
elsi Will be held Tuesday evening at
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CANDIDATES. REGISTRARS AND
COMMITTEES HOLD ENTHUsI-
ASTIc MEETING.
Meeting Will BE Held Each Week Un.
I'll After Eleetlon-Favorabl Re
ports From Various Districts.

An enthusiastic meeting OF Republi-
can candidates. registrars and those
Interested In party success was held
last night In the Second branch coun-
ell chamber. IL was largely attended.
nearly two hundred persons being
present Steps were taken last night
20 hold such a meeting each week I'M
I'll after the election.
Reports OF the registration Of voters
were made and the situation in each
district was reviewed In some detail
Ioy local party leaders. Reports were
heard from nearly half the precincts
in the county. The outlook is very
iayorable TO the Republicans. accord
ing 70 last nights reports
The reports OF the total registration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03

me iaSt sunday or the conference
year at the Triadelphia NJ Y. church
VIII be celebrated Sunday morning with
a rally day service az s:45 a. m, An
teachers and members Of the school as
wen as visitors are urged to attend The
morning services viii bo devoted 20
prayer Tor peace in Europe Junior
league. $50. Epworth league. lie:
evening services. 7:f5. ReY Reid will
also deliver lecture at the church
Monday evening.
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At his home at Majorsviile yesterday
morning occurred the death OF uaniei
Archer. one OF the best known and most
highiN respected residents OF that sc >
ton The deceased was in his sixty
eighth year. and has been a lifelong
Rsident OF that vicinity. Besides his
James. William. John. Grover Mrs Mary
Stricklin, OF Dallas; Mrs. Lewis Nc
Nlnch. OF Calls. Mrs. George Campbell
OF Elm Grove Mrs. David RiEEfe. OF
sand Hill and Miss Alta at home. Late
last evening funeral arrangements were
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Teacher WIN Nee.

The teachers OF the rural schools I'm
Lrladelphia district will hold a meeting
this afternoon at the high school build
Ing at Edgington Lane Al this meet
ing the teachers will be instructed IN
departments
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a meeting OF che EpWorth league Of
me Triadelphia NJ. Z. church was head
as evening tn the church rooms. Sew
esaI matters pertaining to the bushes
~ me league were taken up and reports
on their work for the year were heard.
~ THIS meeting a rerort was also made
tnat VIII be read at the state conference
thet VIII be held at Fairmont during
the present week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03

Louis Hauser well known resident
OF me out-the-pike district. passed AMY
yesterday ~ the home OF George E.ppel
OF Nashers Run. near Roncy's Point
ne deceased was about so years old
ana had been suffering for some time
Win heart trouble lie r. survived nv
nus widow and one son. George an 81
uepiane, III, and one brother. Lewrencc
or North Wheeling. Funeral services
over the remains will be held Monday
morning az ? O'Clock az the St Mari i
church az Triadelpha. Interment viii
be In Triadeiphia cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03
BIRCH-lVNN.
All aboard,

Yes. some of the wise ones are
aboard. and they will never regret
taking on a good live issue.
Watch for building developments.
We're beginning to move.
We Do Things
McCULLAGH & REID.
62l-22 German Bank Bldg.
Natl lis. Telephones. Bell, S92
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John Ryan. an inmate of the county
inhrmary. passed away yesterday at the
Institution Following several weeks
lineSs. The deceased was n former
resident Of Wheeling and was we'll
known there. The remains were shipped
TO Morgantown
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Rally Day Entertainment.


The program for the entertainment
70 De given next Tuesday evening IN
the stone church at Elm Grove. in
celebration OF to-morrow's rally day
service OF the Sunday school. was an
nounced yesterday. Six hundred PEI
sons are expected 10 attend sunday
school az the Stone church tomorrow.
"a Laen vii De given a ticket to Tues
day evenings entertainment
The program follows:
Orchestra.
Prayer.
Orchestra
hesitation ........ Margaret Stewart
Soio '..............-.. laura Remke
piano Duet Ethel kiger-Grace Meek
aisie Quartet ........ II. III. Bodley
Samuei Reynolds. Lester Grow,
Lester Blake.
hecltation ......... Wilma Britt
Song ........ Mrs. wiedmanis Class
Aooress by Pastor.
Orchestra
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Concrete Work Call
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eehmuihaeh Building. Both Phones
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03

Mre. John W. Spillman and sons Of
LenoN. are spending a few days as the
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The 'Schuiline Rupture Lock-


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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
DETECTIVES BEGIN
SEARCH FOR VEN
WHO Rn.sss4:S IRA|N
BlOOo. .ds and Sheriffs at
Work Near Scene of
Fackler HOldup
NO ATTEMPT TO
HARM PASSENGERS
Detailed Reports Show Robbery One
of Most Daring in History of
Road-Fifth TO Occur
in Year

Fackler, January 24-Rallroad detec-
tives and deputy sheriffs early today, with
bloodhounds. began search for three men
who last night robbed the mail and ex-
press cars of Southern railway passen-
ger train, No. Al, near here. and after
starting the locomotive and the two sars
on the run, disappeared on horses.
The train ran without a guiding nand
at the throttle to Larkinsville, 10 iniles
away. where it stopped when the locomo-
tive went dead.
The two passenger coaches OF the train
We're picked mp early today by train
from Chattanooga, Tenn, which brought
the officers and the dogs.
The ROBBERS obtained a sum estimated at
500 by blowing the express car safe.
Their search through the other car filled
to produce anything, as only seoond-clsss
matter was in the mail pouches
No attempt was made to moiest pas
sengers
The train was halted. Thon came a
patter OF bullets. The bandits did their
work in a lonely spot The locomotive
and mail and express cars first were de-
tached from the passenger coaches and
ran down the track 100 yards. One of the
robbers guarded the engine crew ana mail
and express clerks while the other two
robbed the cars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
BRADLEY MAINTAINS
GOVERNOR IS RIGHT
Senator Submits Minority
Report in Connection
With Glass Case

Washington, January 24-tspecial) }
Senator Bradley in an exhaustive re-
pert today takes issue with the ma
jority of committee on privileges and
elections and maintains the right OF
governor of Alabama to appoint a SEN
ator to fill out the unexpired term
of the late Senator Johnston.
The entire burden of the Bradley re-
port is in support of the contention that
the seventeenth amendment does not
and was not intended to apply to any
senator in office at the time of its
adoption or to any portion of his term
in case of his death or resignation.
The senator declares that the state
of Alabama cannot be punished by de-
priving it of its equal suffrage because
the Congress failed to make the amend
ment more specific and self-executing
| and especially is this true from a
standpoint of justice when Alabama did
not ratify the amendment and conse-
uuently did not consent to a depriva-
tion of it's rights
Senator Bradley declares that the ar
gument that the governor might call
| a special election when there was nc
law authorizing it and the person
chosen at such election would be rec
iognized as was done in case of rep
resentative in the House as cited in
the Pennsylvania cases would be "oper
land flagrant disregard of fundamental
| law"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
DRAMATIC OUTbURST
MARKS SESSION IN
JUDGE SPEER PROBE
81 Have Been DETAINED, "
Exclaims Accused Official.
Scene of Probe Shifts
to Savannah

Macon. Ga, January 24.-Investigation
of charges of official misconduct on the
part of Federal Judge Emory Speer of the
southern district of Georgia, begun here
Ia st Monday before speciaI congressional
comn,mttee today was transferred to
Savannah. where the hearings will be re-
sumed Monday. morning Many impor-
tant witnesses yet remain to be heard.
Todays session was marked by another
dramatic ortburst of Indignation from
Judge Speer who yesterday interrupted
the testimony of United States Attorney
Alexander Akerman. This morning, when
r. Cotton Lewis, special examiner for
the department of justice, who made the
report upon which the charges against
Judge Speer largely are based, said that
the accused jurist had shown favoritism
to A. n. Heywrad. his son-in-law, in
cases involving fees, Judge Speer sprang
to his feet and exclaimed
II have been DETAINED as no other
judge ever was. | ask the committee
to see to 1t that all the facts are brought
out, so that the public may understand
them"
At the afternoon session, George F.
White, marshal in Judge Speers court for
% years, denied that the judge ever had
instructed him to keep jury walking
so that mistria might be ordered. Testi-
mony to this effect had previously been
presented.
Several other witnesses appeared TO tes-
tify to minor points which the committee
desired cleared up, n
The committee will leAVe Sunday night
for Savannah.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
'WOU[DFORCEL & N.
!. TO PRODUCE RECORD
Luke Lea Offers Resolution
to Compel Road to Sub
nit Correspondence
CONTINUED ON Page Ten)

Washington, January PA resolution
by Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee intro
duced In the Senate late today, is de-
signed to compel the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company to submit
certain records and correspondence to in
vestigation without making It necessary
for the government to resort to court ac-
ton.
BY direction of the Senate an inquiry
into the ownership of certain subsidiary
lines was begun sometime ago by the in
terstate commerce commission, and sus-
pended when II. l.. Stone. general coun-
sci for the road. refused to produce GER
tain records. The chief subjects of in
quiry are alleged control of the Louis
willie and Nashville road by the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad and the control by
the former of half a dozen other lines in
tile south.
The Lea resolution would provide for a
special committee of five senators to
act with the interstate commerce commits
sion, thus invoking the powers OF the
Senate to compel the submission of evil
ldence Senator Lea introduced the reso-
luton at the request of Chairman Clark OF
tke interstate commerce commission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
WALDROP'S FATE NOW
RESTS WITH GOVERNOR

Montgomery, January 24.-(Special)
The fate of Alex Waldrop Calhoun
county white man sentenced to die on
February for the murder OF his wife,
rests IN the hands of the governor.
The state pardon board has recon-
mended that Waldrop's sentence he
cninmuted to life Imprisonment. but the
Judge who tried the case and the so-
icitor both refuse to recommend COM
mutation.
The governor has not yet reached
am, decision In regard to the matter.
fie is making careful examination of
the records and may not take action for
several days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Rebels butcher prisoners.
Murphy's accounts to be examined
Search for men who robbed train.
Suffragettes lose committee fight.
Alaskan railroad bill passed.
Week of active political work brought
to close.
3-Henderson raps Comer's record.
4-Mowery acquitted In criminal couit I
5-Gulf States Steel company to relin-
quish lands
Upheaval in b. r., l.. & =. Co. to fol-
low Bullockis visit.
E.agan asks for more policemen.
Shook nominated for Chamber oi
Commerce presidency.
6-What is the duty of congressman t.
his constituents?
7-Wall street has best week in long
time.
S-Johnston caustic In reference to iIot-
son.
9-Three "yams price Of murder
10-Fraternal news.
u-Hollman gives some history on Hol.