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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

for Votes for Women" and sI6,52s
against.
Philadelphia cast 41,O0O majority
against suffrage. A feature of the
voting was that of Allegheny county.
which includes Pittsburgh. was car
ried for the suffrage cause by a small
majority. The result in Allegheny
county and the fact that about 20 of
the 81 counties were also found in the
suffrage column gave great encourage
ment to the suffragists and for a time
today they believed they had a chance
10 carry the state against Philadel-
phia's big anti-suffrage vote. Tonight
however, when more complete figures
were at hand the suffragists leaders
conceded defeat by $4,000.
Carry Anthracite.
Two of the big anthracite counties,
Luzerne and Lackawanna which in
clude the cities of Wilkes Barre and
Scranton, were carried by the suf-
fragists, according to the latest fig.
ures. Berk. Lebanon and Lehigh
counties. where there is a large popu-
lation OF Pennsylvania Germans,
polled large vote against the amend
ment Many of the purely agricul-
tural counties were carried for the
amendment
Some of the populous counties in
western Pennsylvania also gave suf.
frage a big vote.
The plurality of Thomas b. Smith.
Republican candidate for mayor of
Philadelphia, who defeated George ID.
Porter. independent. Is more than is
600. The entire Republican ticket was
also elected.
Proposed amendments to the con
stituuon empowering the legislature
10 enace a compulsory workmen's
compensation law. giving PHILADELPHIA
the right to increase its borrowing
capacity for the purpose Of raising
iuhds Tor permanent improvements
and authorizing the state or counties
TO guarantee land titles were also rati.
hed. according to returns so far re.
ceived.
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bolt, a Democratic leader In the county.
TO the annexation question. The Demo
cratic platform strongly implied annex
alton of some Of the suburban areas to
baltimore city. widespread opposition
20 which has been manifested In the
county.
The remarkable showing made by At
torney General Elect Richie. who had a
plurality In Baltimore city OF more than
$4,000, unquestionably was the result OF
the successful fight he recently made.
as the peoples counsel. for a reduc-
ton In the price Of gas In Baltimore
city.
complete Unofficial Returns.
Practically complete unofficial re-
turns late tonight on yesterdays cleo
ton give the following vote for COVER
nor.
Emerson c. Harrington. Democrat.
llab34. Ovington y. Weller. Republican
lli,O30. Hafrington's plurality $500.
The representation in the next legisla-
ture Will be Senate; Democrats II. Re
pHblicans 10. House Of delegates Dem
ocrats 55. kepuhlica-s g.
The biggest surprise OF the election in
this state was furnished by Worcester
county. the home OF United States SEM
ator John walter Smith. an active sup
porter OF T9vcrnor-etect Harrington.
According TO unofficial returns nearly
the entire Democrat local ticket. nomi-
mated and supported by friends OF Sena-
tor smith, went down 10 defeat before
a fusion movement.
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STANLEY Has SAFE Lad

LOUSY LILLE. KY. Nov. s-Reports
tohlsht from Democratic Headquarters
N TINS city and other available avenues
OF lntormauon. seem 10 indicate that
a. - STANLEY. Democrat. was maintain
ing n safe lead over Edwin T. MorrovV
Republican. FOR governor In Inc eiecticr
held tuesday In Kentucky
me state headquarters report increas-
80 Alr Stanieys apparent majority 10
100 unoulctally reported earlier In the
uay. 70 t.tb9. Al headquarters n was
stated that returns complete and vert
ned from every county in an estate had
neeh received. In a statement Mr. stan
lel SAID ne believed the figures approx
matcly were correct
Maurice l.. Calvin. chairman Of the
Republican state campaign committee
staunchly maintained thar AR Sforroy,
had been elected and attribut,d tba
showing made for Mr. stanley 10 fraud
morrow on the fact Of the returns .
ne said IN "a statement has carried ne
state by a safe majority. notwithstard-
lnE the wholesale frauds uerpattatea ~,
the Democrats by interfering win ana
IeHtating voters In the city Of Louis
klut the stumlng OF ballot boxes in
kenridgc county. the stealing Oh nat-
i't boxes ~ Owsley county. and frauds
ih many other places IN state
JudEe = W. HaEer. chairman Of the
bcapcratlc state campaign committee.
declared Mr.. Galvin's charges ~ fraud
oy the DEMOCRATS absolutely without
foundation. Judge Hagcr counter charg-
cd that Wholesale frauds have been me-
pctrated by the Republicans. and that
tHorts are being made To pad the vote
~ the eastern Republican counties a.
yet unrcported officially. in an enort 10
overhaul AIR Stsniey's apparent lead
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HURRIED TO.
HIS BEDSIDE
Ill FOR MORE THAN A vEAR-cA
TARRHAl AND ASTHMA
TROUBLE CONQUERED.
MOTHER IN GRATITUDE TELLS
TANlAc REPRESENTATIVE
SHE CANNOT SAY
ENOUGH

Il know Tanlae saved my boys life.
so you just tell anyone who wants to
know about Tanlac TO ask me-" said
Mrs. A. Blankenship. of Huntington.
W. Va. residing at 224i Railroad ave-
nue..
My son suffered from catarrhal aud
asthma trouble and could not sleep OF
eat, AID as a result had gotten so weak
he was confined TO his bed. He was
unable to work the past year. and his
condition was serious. let me tell YOU
Everyone had given him up to die.
when l was sent for in Newport News.
where | was at the time When |
reached the ooys bedside I found him
in a terrible condition. He could hard.
ly breathe. and coughing spells al
most took his life away. For four
months he had not had a full nights
sleep.
My brother. in Lexington. Ken
lucky. told me TO get Tanlac. as IL had
proven wonderfully beneficial in his
own case. After my son had taken a
few doses he got TO sleep and slept
for ten hours. straight. He continued
to improve from that time. and in one
months time he was able TO go back
TO work. after having been confined to
his bed for over a year. Tanlac
stopped his cough completely. His APP
petite Is now good and / feel thankful
for this new medicine and cannot say
enough for il
Could more be said? or is not this
just as printed sufficient? For those
who still doubt the fact that this rem
edy is not all that is claimed. IL is
suggested they write the above lady.
IL might also be mentioned that on file
can be found a hundred or more just
such statements as this. telling of
men and women brought back from
ceath's door. No one can longer doubt
TRnlac's powers in cases OF stomach.
kidney or lived ailments. and young
or old suffering from these common
ailments and symptoms indicating
such conditions should hesitate no
longer before going TO the Griest drug
store. l125 Market street. where Tan
lac is sold exclusively in Wheeling.
l.. z. Renfrow. Mr.. Cooper's represent
alive. is always on hand to courteous
ly explain Tanlac.
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ship in Massachusetts, heretofore
strong Republican state. they elected
a Democrat to take the place Of the
Republican governor In Maryland.
in Kentucky the Democrats elected
their candidate for governor. Hon. A..
u. Stanley, whose election was op-
posed by number OF Republican
ispellbinders OF national reputation. in
Guiding former Vice President Fair
banks. The fine victories in two OF
these closely contested states and the
very remarkable race made by the
party leader in the other is highly
gratifying to the national Democracy.
for all OF these states have been in
the Republican fold during the past
few years. Maryland now has a Re
publican governor. who Is displaced
by a Democrat: Massachusetts has
given its electoral vote to every Re
publican presidential candidate in re-
cent years until the election of Presi-
dent Wilson. and less than four years
ago Kentucky had a Republican gov
ernor.
The results yesterday are full OF
encouragement to Democrats. demon
strating conclusively that Il Is the con
structive and gaining party while the
Republicans have signally failed in
their efforts 10 force back into the
ranks progressive and Independent
Republicans.
"One Of the very gratifying results
yesterday was the defeat OF the legis.
lation submitted by Governor Willis
and the Republican leaders In Ohio to
Gerrymander the congressional dis
tricts OF the state so as to give the
Democrats only five congressional dis
tricts."
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SEALED PROPOSALS

houce 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control Of the state
Of West Virginia will receive bids daily
at its Office at Charleston. West Virginia
for furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which is vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
la-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
Both PARTIES


Ehiie the Hepuhiicane and BuU Moose
have gotten together ln some states.
.hc democracy has made iarEe gains
from The IroErrraIve ranks This Dr.
notably true ln Maaaachusafts. from
which Slate The frat Official returns
ere available The Democratic gu.
bernatorial candidate Governor Walsh
made a wonderful race. He p0llcd tho
largest vote ever given n Democrat in
The State. while Mr Mccall. the RE-
publican candidate. ran way behind
The normal Republican vote GIVEN
party nominees tn recent years The
boast of The Republicans On Maasachu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

. lftNisll Mbltt. Mr.. Nov. 3-The best
iltAres on yesterday election OBTAIN
ahlr tonight Indicated that state Comp
if"llrr Emerson e.. Harrington Dem
"rrat. was elected governor over Owing
ron p. Weller. Republican hy from 600
20 a.s"1 plurality. Ho carried nalfimort,
city hy ft21 plurality
ha ltmorC county, which gave Attor-
neg General Albert o.. Richie. Democrat
"a plurality 81 5000. gave Weller an ru.
Ir'Nimnfe plurality OF 1850 The other
II counties siumued 40 nlunn the Zine
lium ihc Democrats ana as "a group gave
weller i plurality estimated al from
300 fu 1900
The oVerturn lu Baltimore county fs
hi'riuuied hy Congressman j. D.. g.. Tai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g. - Woman
Suffrage in .Pennsylvaria was defeat
ed by more than $4,000 al Tuesday
election according 90 returns received
up to late hour tonight About %
per cent OF the election districts are
still TO be heard from u H. believed
that more than 100000 men favored
the proposed suffrage amendment TO
the state constitution Figures 20 far
received show a total vote OF geO Ell
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B. & 0. COMPLETES
WITH new ROAD

Special lnapai'h Co. The Intelligence
MOkgANTpNN W Va Nov g.
The u a 10. lu order Jo meet the COM
leNil1u m Tire Mono. Huela road. which
began opera. ..uH Monday announced n
rev schedule today between Falrrnout
and liflsnuI SD. which includes faster
Trains UHIH ways The new service i'm
GUIDES modern steel coaches with dining
cars nnd pullman coaches and makes all
hururfnut connections east 0f Councils
NIll". II. If fne present competition
cnnlInHFH patrons expect cut Iu rates
between Goo roads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

friday afternoon az 2 .n0 clock rum
eral services viii be conducted for Mrs.
a J. Roster. aged 30. az tho ramrfy
home. 500 ohio avenue, WarRuod rs
the Rev. Thomas Grier kooutz pastor
81 the Second Presbyterian church BUR-
ill ln Greenwood cemetery
Mrs. Roster died aL the ohio Valley
General hospital Tuesday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

AFTER suffering with heart disease Tor
some time. Frank Kothclsberger, aged
81. driter Tor the Juergens Taking com
rany. died 40 the Ohio Valley General
hospital yesterday morning al s.su
clock. lie was removed to the instf-
tuition about ten days ago. He h. sur
vived by HE wife
The body was taken 20 the family
home lm West Wheeling o.
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setts that they would carry the state
BY from $4,000 10 10000 majority no.
mains unfulnllod
Tho total vote given Walsh vos.
terday was 229.3l2. while Mccall no..
ceiV'd t3lHls votes Tho vote for
Governor Walsh WAS nearly 20 0O0
greater than that ho received tuo
years aro. and $1,000 more than h.
received in 1912 President Wilson no..
coived only i73fO0 votes az against
2Hs155 Tor TAFT and Roosevelt nan
received ZG5.e6G votes boo zoos. which
H 10000 more than tho vote OWEN
Mccall yesterday
To This connection the important
TACT should not Do overlooked thai
HaHfarhuHetta la one of the Ola line
L'rubiican States o. has elected Re.
publican lrFlaiaturaa and Republican
United States Senators FOR genera.
lions. The Democratic party. which
haa always been the minority party. is
stronger in tho State today than n
haa ever been before
Lost and Gained
There we're three state election -.
suite yesterday where governors we're
chosen. The Democrats elected their
state tickets ln two Of these fhrae
states While they iost the governor.
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WANTED-Apartment

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followed with requiem. solemn mass M a
% clock. In ST Alphcnsus church. with
the Rev. Palmer lguatious as celebrant
Lurlal was m MI. Calvary. The pail
bearers were: Edward Hildebrand,
ornehus hageuauer. Leo BCltz. Charles
strauss and John Roth
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DIED

nOsIER-At Ohio VALLEY General rto..
pital on Tuceday. November End. 1915.
az 10 o'clock %. m. CLARA g.. wife III
Albert ID ltosicr. Boz her 3irt year
Funeral services from family residence
30. Haa ohio uN euuC MnrwuoH .Uu
lriu1V afternoon at f.ln O'Clock
FRIENDS ~ family respectfully invited
tn attend. lutrrmUnt ut Mt Woo
cemetery
DoNhEN-At CumbridEr. 3D.. CHARLES
lH'N LEY. con 81 nr. and Mrs. ~ M
InuleF. Ui Ecllairc Cd. in the a0fh
year uf bis age
urcfaI at thr Cecil LaRuc home. f1tr
lrarAIIu street. UeHaIrr. nf d I'd fr
rs CON .rday intrrmsnf ir weeks Germ
rffrN
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FOR SALE-Automobile

foR SALE-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. .. A. Smith. u. s. Laun-
dry. Bellsire. Ohio. se-3O-tf
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wANTED-Good girl for general house
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTED-50 girls, between ages
of 16 and 81, to work in the fin
ishing dept, light clean wDrk in
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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FSNGneL OtHeSIOR AM
ARTtHiAL EMBALMER.
ti22 ara tts4 Main stfssa
calls Answered Day OF Mint
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bFeummeF e. Hildeb.5ud
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Twentieth Century EnterprIse.


 "Halloa!" Jellison cried, as he en. countered his acquaintance, Barwood. in the street. Thought you were get ting married today. Postponed?"
 Altogether" answered Barwood. firmly.
 Not even engaged now. then?" pur. sued Jellison.
 No; the lady was to have married was too modern. too up to date for me-"
 Up to date!" The excuse aston. ished Jellison How on earth-!"
 Wrote her last Monday saying was coming to see her on Wednesday. You see, although we had been en. gagged for some time. had never for. mally proposed So went on Wednes. day, just to satisfy her whim, as thought. Got there and found she had sold to cinematograph com pany the rights of photographing me at the moment of proposing. That settled it."
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Perfumes at s1oo an Ounce.

Genuine altar of roses comes from the Orient. When perfectly pure it is of almost fabulous value. The SC. cret of its preparation is carefully guarded, and the finest product is usually sold in quantities not exceed ing few drops. Violet is one of the perfumes that have been so closely initiated that thoughtless people never stop to discriminate and buy the manu- factured for the genuine article. The recent discovery of chemical process by which perfume can be produced which cannot, even by experts, be dis tinguished from true violet extract is a matter of importance, as this is one of the most popular of odors. The sub- stance, however, is worth $100 per ounce wholesale. Lavender is home grown perfume.
The Huttig news., 1915-08-07

E. H. Thompson, store managef at Camp No. 5, had the misfortune to shoot himself in the knee last Saturday night when he was trying to shoot a burglar who had entered his room. It seems that Mir. Thompson was aroused from his sleep by someone prowling in his room, and before he was thorough ly awaken he got his pistol and let drive at the first thing he saw, which happened to be his knee. E. L. Adams went out to the Camp and took charge of the store until Hale's recovery.
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KNOW THY COUNTRY
II-RailroadS

In discussing the commercial achievements of this great age, we shall approach the subject as the historian chronicling events. This SC ries will endeavor to record in writ ing the supremacy of American men and industries in the worlds affairs and perptuate an appreciation of our marvellous industrial achievements by presenting simple facts, figures and comparisons that are overpowering in their convictions.
 America holds her proud place among the nations of the earth today on account of her supremacy in trans. portation facilities. The mighty minds of the age are engaged in the prob lens of transportation, and the great. est men in the history of the worlds commerce are at the head of the transportation systems of the United States.
 In the discussion of transportation, let us consider separately our Rail. ways, Telegraph and Telephones, Ex- press, Public Highways, Steamships, Street Railways, Interurban and other forms of transportation, and this ar ticle will deal with railways.
 The United States has the largest mileage, the best service, the cheap est rates, pays labor the highest wages, and we have the most efficient ly managed of the railways of the world. They stand as monument to the native genius of our marvellous builders, and most of the railroads in foreign countries have been built under American orders.
 The railroads represent larger in- vestment of capital than any other branch of human activity. The mile- age in the United States exceeds
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the accepted distance from the earth to the moon. We had in 1911, the last year in which figures for all countries are available, on the earths surface, 639,981 miles of rail- way divided as follows: United States 241 ,199. Europe 207,492 and other countries 191, ,350 The United States has 38 per cent of the worlds mileage, seven per cent of the estimated pop ulation and about five per cent of the area. The total capital invested in the railways of the world is $50,000, 000.- 900, divided as follows: United States SIS, 1S,000,0O0,00O Europe $25650, 100000 and other countries $11.350,000,0 Reduced to mileage basis the cap italization is as follows: The world $7S,000, United States s54,000, Europe $124,000, and other countries $59,000
 A comparison of rates is equally as interesting and the United States takes the lead in economy and serv ice. The average rate per ton per hundred mile haul is as follows: United States 76c, Great Britain $2.53, France s1.44, Germany $1.44. Russia 92c. Austria-Hungary s1.30, Italy $2.30 and Switzerland $2.82.
 The average yearly pay of all rail- road employees in the principal coun- tries is as follows: United States $757, Germany $392, Italy $345. Aus tria $322, Great Britain $279, France $260 and Russia $204.
 About 30 per cent or 1SS,000 miles, of the railways of the world are government owned. About half the railway mileage of Europe is govern ment owned.
 A comparison of the economy, in time and money and the convenience in travel, will be made In later article.
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True marriages mean subjuga- tion of self, and losing of one's selfish feelings in love for another Every man ought to have the cer- tainty that he can find peace and rest from all strife and fret in his home. Every husband ought tc feel when he turns the key to enter his own door that he is sure of a sweeter welcome and a more cheerful and more restful atmos- phere than he has found outside oi it. If each wife would make this the leading resolve of her life the world would be revolutionized.
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sidestepp ping a Theological Query.

When dat uppity cullid man tried to staht spute wid me-" stated old Brother Cuddyhump, "hy axin', if de world is round, like some folks say 'tis, why de doose don't de people on de yudder side drap off, says to him, Putt 1t in writing, sah; dess putt it in writin', and I'll consider yo distention. And dat sho' took de gas out'n his b'loon! Uck-dat ignunt nigger kain't write, and I kaint read, if he could If he could write and I could read wouldn't uh-instigated him to put it in writin', uh-kaze don't know de an swer no mo dan he does!"
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In Every Drop of Water.

In every drop of water we drink, and in every mouthful of air we breathe, there is movement and collision of particles so rapid in every second of time that 1t can only be ex- pressed by four with nineteen naughts. If the movement of these particles were attended by friction, or if the energy of their impact were translated into heat, what hot mouth fuls we should have! But the heat, as we'll as the particle, is infinites. imai. and Is not perceptible.-Johp Burroughs in the Yale Review.
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Real self.DenlaI.

What is real self-denial? A core spondent claims to have witnessed an instance of the true spirit of it this week. It was in bus going to Liverpool street. and the conductor was upstairs collecting fares. A boy had only just jumped on when a Salvation Army officer brought his box round asking for "just little some thing toward the fund" The boy was the first to put a copper in the box. and as he evidently had no more money, he simply got off the bus again and walked.-London Chronicle
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Feminena has cured thousands of cases of Female Troubles and IS becoming more staple all the time
 At the Union Saw Mill Go. 4
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 Warning Order.

In the Union Circuit Court. Sentember Term, 1915. Clemon Langford plaintiff,
 VS Carrie Langford defendant The defendant, Carrie Langford, is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the com plalnt of the plaintiff herein filed against her.
 Given under my hand and seal of office on this the 5rd day of July, A. D., 1918.
 A. D. MuRpY,
 Clerk of the Court.