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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
GEORGE WASHINGTON

George Washington. Of Virginia.
patriot, soldier. statesman. PASSED
from the activities OF life and tb.
glory OF his career at the dawning Of
The nineteenth century. Since then
his character and achievements have
been exploited 20 the degree Of OK
haustion in each recurring birthday
anniversary until nothing is left 10
be said. except such changes as can
be sung on an old theme. Ills name
and accomplishments are tho greatest
legacies left 10 the American pcopIc
That tho reverence for his name and
gratitude Tor the sacrifices no mado
have survived I'm tho hearts Of tho
people with undimiuishcd fe-vo- for
ono hundred and fifteen years pro
vide the most substantial tcsfiuo1is.
70 mis- greatness and goodness
fIis fame and glory i4 not ,o-r,.I
10 Or onehr'nod wholly ir American
hearts. but are worId.ufdo. a-.
known and a6knovIodasd be frr ND.
lions and people OF ra~gr as VOL ..
Christian civilization. nor viii r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

THE SQUARE DEAL AND THE CORPORATIONS

bitterness felt and expressed towards
you by the representatives and agents
.ot the great law-deiying corporations
OF immense wealth, who. until within
the last half-dozen years. have treat
ed themselves and have expected
others % treat them as being beyond
ana above all possible check from law
II was time 10 say something. for
the representatives Of predatory
wealth. OF wealth accumulated on a
giant scale by iniquity, by wronE-do-
lng IN many forms. By plain swiudIirg.
by expressing wage workers. by ma
ulpulatng securities. by unfair and un-
wholesome competition and by stock
Jobbing, in short By conduct ahhorreut
70 every man OF ordinarily decent con
science, here during tho last few
months made 10 evident that they are
banded together 90 work for q rcac-
ton, 20 eudeavOr 20 overthrow and
oIscredl. an who honestly administer
tho law. and 10 secure return TO the
days when every INSCRIPTIONS wrong.
dper could do what Doe wished IN.
checked. provided be had enough
money. They attack YOU because they
know your honesty and fearIossuCss.
and dread them. Th" enormous sums
OF money these men have at their
control enable them f1 carry ON an
effective Cawu1igu They find their
tools In portion OF the public press.
including especially certain of tho
great New lurk newspapers They
ind their agents i0 some men iu pub.
.c IfD-now and then occupying. OR
having occupied, positions aa uI.h H#
senator or most melancholy ui aI.. .r
% few mon ou fHo bench HE wr.
fn cole and universities tasE arc
occasionally able COB aIHaId.Tn boo their
HHH Ini.f some rrIa OF 900 rIu.I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

memory lapse 20 long a. history lives
and time endures. ContempOraneous
with Napoleon he lives with greater
viyidness and honor IA the present
because what he stroye for still ex-
lists. while the empire built by the am
bilious Corsiosn on blood and lust Of
conquest has long since crumbled and
dissolved. Inherent patriotism and
justice were the Inspiring motives OF
Washington in establishing the in.
dlvidual sovereignty Of every Amer.
lean citizen. while Napoleon choked
a rising republic TO force 1t 10 cos'er
a crown
There is no man so honored to-day
BY his former enemies as Washing
ton. with the exception Of Lincoln.
England has taken measures to pre-
serve HIS memory at the approaching
anniversary OF one hundred years OF
peace between Great Britain and the
United states. His life is a perpetual
benediction to this country. and an
Inspiration To the manhood and loyal
~ Of its citizenship ranging from the
Gethsemene OF Valley Forge to his
retirement to private life on mis-
Farewell Address the most master
ly compendium OF political wisdom
and patriotism ever written or spoken.
II IL a proud distinction that West
virginia has possessiye share OF the
glory the name Of Washington reflects.
It's soil has been made sacred By his
footprints. and was the territory Of
his birth as much as the Old Domin-
ion. while some OF his collateral des-
cendants made their homes in the
eastern part of the state. and sim live
there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

the Hay Paunceiote treaty was nego-
tiated, and WHO assisted in framing
the treaty that Democratic Congress
insists on violating Mr.. Hay and
Lord Pauncefote are both dead. but
Mr.. Choate speaks FOR them. and is
competent 20 do so. lie says:
As the lips OF both these dipIomatist>
anu great patriots. who were true To-
their own tuuu Ilys and each rpgaTdful
"l inc rights OF IHs ,u| tr are scaled Iu
death. I think that 10 i- proper that :
they We're here TO-DAY would say that
the clause :n the Panama Toll act ex-
eEsptIng coastw1se American shipping
from the payment Of tolls - in direct
violation OF the treaty.
! venture 10 say that N the whole
course o. the negotiations OF this par
ueuiar treaty, 10 c.Iiin. no suggestion,
was made that Gncss should be any OK
ernption OF anybody"
IL D. strange tGat with the sCnti-
ment OF the right thinking and honor
able citizens of the country against il.
there should be any bubble on the
part Of Congress as to what their
plain duty Is in the matter of the free
tolls clause in the Panama act II
must be cNpmEed ID the United States
hopes TO retain It's reputation for fair
dealing. il must be eliminated If we
hope to retain the respect Of other
nations These We cannot afford TO
lose just now. or al any other time.
for that matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
GOLD DUST TWINS TO CRUSH THE
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC PRESS

upon representative Of the Demo.
cratic leaders" this week caused joan
". Miller. editor OF the staid and con
servatiye Putnam Democrat. TO lay
down hls pen after twenty ght years
spent In ureless effort In advancing
way In which Miller edited his paper
was not entirely satisfactory 20 the
organization forces and they sent an
cmissary into the county 10 negotiate
the deal for a new order OF things.
According TO the information re-
Cciyed here the NeterOn editor was
given 20 understand that unless he
would sell out his newspaper another
Democratic newspaper would spring
up in opposition and that the county
patronage. which is the biggest item
OF sustenanCe for the average weekly
newspaper. would he transferred TO
the new paper.
Editor Miller realized how utterly
futile II would be 20 hold ont against
such an organization so he capitu-
lated and was paid the price which ne
asked for his interest IN the Putnam
Democrat lie was not even permit
ter 20 retain working interest iu the
newspaper 20 which the best years of
Hie life were given.
Putnam county is the first 10 feel
the latest crusade Of the Mafson-Chil-
l'n oItailLallon 10 crush the lnNr-
pendent Democratic press OF the
state. II IS a matter of much conjec-
turc her" as 10 what editor. who has
dared rise up aud assert his true sen
timcnts regarding the Democratic
leaders in the state. will be- the next
TO feel the halter
According To the Democratic press
there are about eleven more fields TO
conquer before the task Is Cul&plote
20 that the Watson-Chilton alliance
can 70 forward in the coming cam
paign with tho solid support Of the
Democratic press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
THE CHARLESTON MEETING

me accomplishments and the al
derivatives at stake at the elections in
This state this fall should solidify the
former beliefs or differences Six
Stongressmen and a Legislature are
10 be- chosen. and IL there is not
united action IL takes no prophet 20
predict the result. VIII the rank and
file OF Republicans consent TO handing
over these Offices TO the domination Of
the Democratic party? The Intelli-
gencer does not believe they will.
and is encouraged in this belief by
the trend affairs have taken in the
last few months. and made more ap-
parent since Governor Hatfield's ap-
peal was made for a subordination of
non-essential differences between the
two factions and a compact alignment
for the elective contests OF 1914.
Many suggestions have been made
as to the manner OF bringing about
a unifcation of forces on lines of
cancellation and concession. These
will. no doubt. be thoroughly threshed
out at the meeting of the State Re
publican Committee. to be held at
Charleston Wednesday evening. the
25th inst. All Republicans who he
lieve in the cardinal principles of the
party faith are invited TO be present
and participate in the proceedings.
with the assurance that every indi-
vidual members of the party will be
accorded a respectful hearing. Sen
ator Nathan Con will be present at
this meeting, and Senator Cummins
of Iowa is expected to address the
gathering
IL will be a time to renew fealty to
n party that has always risen to oc.
casions OF great responsibility. and
which has proved its capacity to gov
ern justly. and for the best inter.
ests OF the people. their happiness
and their prosperity. II is needed
now. and the call will become more in
sistent and imperative as the years
Of the present national administration
flow 10 their end
The lntell'gencer looks to see one
OF the largest gatherings of represent.
alive Republicans Of West VIRGINIA
assemble at Charleston next Wednes.
day that has yet been modified in
the history Of the state. and II pre.
diets results Of the gratifying and en-
couraging character looking to the
presentment OF an unbroken front 10
the common enemy. which IL already
throwing up ITS defensive breast.
works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Senators. Goyorenors. or Mayors. have
served these their masters TO the cost
OF the plain people
At one time one Of their writer's or
speakers attacks the rate law as the
cause Of the panic. ne is. whether iu
public lie or not, usually % clever cor
pOratiOn lawyer. and he is not 80 fool
ish being as 10 believe in the truth
OF what he says, he has too closely
represented the railroads not 20 know
Well that the Hepburn rate bin has
helped every honest railroad and has
hurt only the railroads that REGARDED
themselves as above the I3H. AT an
other time. one Of the asSaiis the adj
mlnistratiOu for not imuTi-0uIng peO-
pie under the sherman ANTITRUST law:
Tor declining 10 make what be- well
knows. ln view OF the actual attitude
OF Juricg ta- shown In the tobacco
trust cases and Iu san Francisco il
one or two uf the cases brought
against corrupt business mem. would
have been m" iut.i. Dul,. vOr 90 im-
prison defendants whom We are a.-
usual ciau0r, raised by AN who object
20 the enforcement of the law. that
We are hning corporations instead az
putting the heads of the corporations
in jail. and be- states that this does
not really harm the chief offenders.
~ fIH |NI~ statement true no NIIuHtIT
would not be- found attacking us.
The extraordinary violence OF the
assault upon our policy contained lu
speeches like these. Iu the articles
In the subsidized press. in such huge
advertisements and pamphlets as
those above referred fO and the
enormous sums Of money spent 10
these various ways. give "a fairly ar-
Curate measure OF the anger and ter
N.F.a NH a.#.HH al
the corrupt men Of vast wealth 90
feel I'm the very marrow Of their
being
The man thus attacking us Dr. usual
D.. like go many OF hts fellows. either
% great lawyer, or naid editor who
takes I.. commands from tho imam
Ciars and bis arguments from their at
Tended many w1'Hfrlt0rs and he
knows well fHgf. thanks fo the adyics
.t lawyers I.H lIu-eI. certain
kiri OF modern corporation has been
uN hIHl f1 render DO NcIIniEhf ImUus-
'biU to get 100 tho really guilty man.
-1 ..I .u most cases the only way
OF Turi.Nirg The wrong is Dos huius
fN" corporation ur uy proceeding por'
aurHI. I-llus' some U. fHr minor
agents
These lawyers and their employer
arc '.n men mainly responsible for
this ...f. OF trul HUl .r..r resi- ou...
h.II|. Dr. shared Nf.H fHs .... .IafUrs
Woo .rr.rIUuHt oppose fHH passing uf
4 ... ..'..IE' Jaws. and N .fH those
.Id.. who's, ono a.u seem fu Doe 10
corst ru. such laws .' Chat they can.
than '... OHfrrt .r behalf of fHa .Ir.
uu..nt stockholders Ir fHr uurrU-s.
ions W, Hr. hrsoueHf feb pits f|a
arl'Tl '.. con. .Ht Or H tr' rnI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Vol eAvE MONEY

When you bus F1lry's Honey and Tar
compound because just few doses
stops the cough and heals the cold.
ON" ho't'" lasts % long time. and the
H.l dose i- 90 GOOD Hs tho first Mrs
s. 5. S. ~ Van Hurnn ST.. Kingston
". y. saya- Father had Iaur.upp
and his cough was something terrible
and %" could not sleep FlIay'F Honey
and Tar NOT UuI. stopped bis rOuuh.
ING. tNf I' hruU.Nf mF NIiH. back fD
N." s.it' e. rrt.Ia case O. hr0urhftfr
Hnr srFrr.fa. For sale by John
Coleman A. 60
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

At a meeting Of New York feminists
il was solemnly declared that man
was not a rational animal" Per
haps not but as a common. everyday
rational human being we think he has
the goods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

II is evidently up TO The pride and
patriotism OF the citizens of West Vir-
ginia 90 say whether or not the state
shall b. represented at the san Fran
cisco exposition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

The Board OF Control ought 10
make short work Of that ruction in
the Ere department This is n case
in which nobobdy disputes its juris-
dictior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

There S. &lS6G.GI9.l57 in gold coin
and bullion in the United States.
That sounds comforting. but the t-ou-
bic is 10 is held by the government
and the banks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Mo.iuz picture films have been
taken OF the Thaw trial Their ev-
should be- prohibited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Opinions of the
State Editors

The talk Of the extra session OF the
legislature will no. down. Governor
Hatfield Is said 20 be- cUusidvring a
can Tor special session about April
lst. u Is claimed that 10 will BE-
necessary 10 have the legislature con
vene IN extraordinary session az an
early date I'm order 10 provide revenue
10 run the state government. owing TO
the lact that saloon revenue will be
cut out after july lst-Fayettp sun.
Chief Leylaud. OF Wheeling. is i'm
hot water. IL Is charged he was
caught IN the room of a freman's
VIE at two d. m, and his official ten
ure depends upon his ability to prove
that the charge is a framr-up. The
chief say. that the accusation is the
result of his 'red-light" crusade. lie
says The charge is brought To discrpdit
MIN. Under most circumstances his
defense would sound reasonable. It
must bp taken into account. however
that the woman in the case. b. she is
really party 10 conspiracy. pays
the price OF swearing away her own
honor and her own home. which
makes the story that she is nrriurpr
seem 2 bit unlikely Dis
LdtCh-News
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CONTINUED from "wednesday morn
Assaults by Corporations

However. all the trusts and biz cor
porations against which we proceed
ei-which included in their directo-
rates practically all the biggest fnan-
Ciers iu ae country Joined In max
ing the bitterest assaults on me aud
aud on my Administration. or their
actions I wrote as follows TO Attor-
uey-t neral Bouaparte. who had been
q peculiarly close friend and adviser
through the period covered by my pub
IC life in high Office and who. tOEetn-
e. with Acknowledgement Moody. DOS
sessed the same understanding sym
Tathy with my social and Industrial
program that was possessed bg such
uincials AZ Strauss. Garfield. n. X
smith. and PinchOt The letter runs.
January ., 1905.
My dear Bonaparte.
I must CpuEl5tulato you on your
admire Bile speech at Chicago. You
said On" very things 90 was good to-
say a. this time. What you said bore
especial weight because DC represent
"a what you had done You have
SHOWN 10y what you have actually ace
C1mplishpd that the law is enforced
against the WDaltuiest corporation.
ana 'u" richest and most powerful
manager or uauIIuiafDr OF tuat cor.
TUfIiIDu. just as TesOiutHlF and fear
lDbslN CO.'S against the huUbIaat cifiHnU.
The Department or Justice is now In
very fact tho Department of Justice.
and Justice "a me.Dd out with au
even hand tu 6rsat and small. rich
and poor. Wtth and strong. Those
who have denounced you and tho
action OF Che Department of Justice
GRO either mIsled, ur else are uH very
"iuHE i''F ana 'H. agents or 'na
very wrunrdoers who have for So
many years gone scot FREQ and fuufri
.." laws with imruu..E. AunE" a...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
CHI AP 7 ERS OF A POSSIBLE
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

eIshd special
o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
The Reaisters Position.

lheAuNcrtlsev quotes al length an
g9!lorlal which appeared iu Tuesday S
w nee ing Register. in which The
w he,linE paper founders pltifulIv.
ihe Register. ia one place. positively
asserts that the money APPROPRIATED
Tor an exposition building nj San Fran
cisco cannot De spared. In another IL
suggests that there Is a strong senti-
ment lu favor Of spending on the
state Board Of Trade the $4,000 an
Lrupriaied for the exposition building
MS ls entirely consistent and a verv
lucid avowaL lat IL NAV puzzle inc
unframed mind Co see how. III the
money cannot be spared for the exuo
S!iuu. 10 can be spared or made ayaiIa-
ne IoI iHe state Board of Trade and
the various local boards, "a, the Rplis.
Ter suggests. The Advertiser has re-
produced with perfect fidelity The Reg
lster 5 opinions. In the present crisis
- own Wouid De even more interest
in- than that Of the REGISTER Turf-
lugtOn Herald.Dlsla,ch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

In another column Of this issue will
DE- found an interview given out ~
Sir John J.. bIIl. president Of The
.Ial"Ian iuTcrs Light and Heat Com
making strenuous fight for parufs
SION 20 rails" the rates for gIs 10 con.
sum"rs. The people of West Vfrgirfs
90 not have anything tp Do with the
ur''" of F1r outside the state hut
IH'r do Kick ON paving .NorLifart
y. ices Tor gas obtained from wrIIs
I.-'i or thoir door. Cameron Trib.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Petitions are being circulated Off
me pardon or the convicted IeEisIa-
loLs now serving terms In the state
prnItentiary NJ NoundgvfIIe Tor br-5
cry IN the senatorial contest last win.
ger. 10 may be possible that they
have been punished enough. AS claim
ed by their friends. hut there s-e
others doing tim" in the Same prison
Tor whom no effort is being made r,r
PARDON many of whom are guilty ~
!,-'rT crimes than that Of selling out
-L' people they were elected 10 rep
r"s ent.-Cameron Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

Published Daily. Except Sunday. by the
Intsllixencer PubIishinE Company.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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So - 1t 2s-GoDoY. Alberto e W Sara B TO Karl
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ct n Mary 4 10 Chhs BiIinglsy SO
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to Geo " sticknsy tTs to Saml Aiddleton 500
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So ScSl Il Iss Princeton HtS-sane to VIM NJ KEN
ball & " Jessie Joint tenants 80, covenants
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Ddnovit1 4 Bessie DinOWitz Joint tenants 80 tr
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mint tenants SO
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covenants
toiiver st bet Q st 4 Dist Boulevard mel .
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in common so right Of way
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sOu so fight Of way & IT 500
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The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
II. 7. CENTRAL CoNsoLDATEs.
Files Articles with Ohio Secretary
of state-capItaI $500, 900, 900.

Columbus, Ohio. Dec. 23.-Secretary
OF State Graves today announced that
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany. with q capitalization Of $780,
100000, has fled with him articles Of
consolidation.
The new corporation Is a consolida-
tion OF the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company. the Geneva, Corning and
Southern Railroad Company, the Ter
minal Railway Of Buffalo, the Dunkirk,
Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company, Chicago. Indiana and
Southern Railroad Company, Detroit
and Chicago Railroad Company. Detroit,
Monroe and Toledo Railroad Kala-
mazoo and white Pigeon Railroad
Company. the Northern Central Michi-
gan Railroad Company. and the Swan
Greek Railroad Company of Toledo.
The capital stock of the consolidated
company Is divided into 5000, 900 shares
of 500 each. The principal once will
be in Albany, N. Y.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24

A year ago per cent was declared. The
entire So 000, 900 stock Of this company.
which operates the Pennsylvania system
west OF Pittsburg is owned by the Renn-
syivania Railroad. This In conjunction
with other recent dividend reductions
throughout the system, may. Wall street
fears, have an adverse effect upon Penn
syiyania per cent payment The Penn
sylvaniz shares dropped s-S per cent
Smart declines were numerous, Illinois
Central losing 2 points. while such mac
tive issues as General Motors fell q
points. The close was weak, with the
street anticipating general lowering o.
minimum prices. In some quarters the
hope Is expressed that minimum prices
would be entirely abolished and the mar
ket left TO the natural sway Of the laws
OF supply and demand.
Specialties held up well Central Leath-
er lost but a fraction for the day, and
Beet Sugar closed only a point lower.
Notwithstanding the weakness in prices
many commission houses were openly op-
timistic, anticipating a quick recovery
from the present depression.
Bonds were heavy. Nearly oAe-third OF
the days business took place in Consoli-
dated Gas convertible SIS, which moved
between los IS and 100. Convertible is
sues were soft under foreign selling,
United States steel sinkini fund IS show
ing a firm tone, while Wabash bonds
were distinctly heavy.