The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-22

Baitimore. whose 1args estate he IL
helping % dminister. Col. Wylie w.
iseaM OF Weilsbnrg has been stay
ing IN the Monumental city. Ere
quentty he motors over to Washing
Ton TO enjoy the exhil Vibrating forty
mile ride and the company or good
friends here. Saturday. the weather
being ideal and the roads sfine, was
one Of the days. chosen by the big
IsWellsburg banker and politician 10
drive to the capital. 7: s
An interesting announcements made
by Col. Beaii TO friends here Is that
|he Is going to go: back to West Vir-
lgtnta as soon as he can settle up
The business which took him TO Bal
timore, and take an active part IN
politics. ~ am not ont 81 the game
not by q whole lot, s he said In an
swer TO an inquiry. Il may NOT want
anything for myself personally. but
Z nave q number OF good friends who
may want onething. and i certainly
VIII stand BY them as they have stood
ny. me In the past. That Is one OF
my mottos in life, which I pride my
self on strictly ,adhering to
standing loyalty by those who stand
oy me. And as the converse to the
axiom of conduct, believe that
there are occasions and causes which
mako the law Of an eye for an eye
and tooth for a tooth desirable to
be involved. 5s3,'
L Some there are who see In this last
remark q reference to what happened
70 Col. Reall,s aspirations to be- the
nominee for congressman-at-large Mt
the eleventh hour at the behest Of the
Gnilton machine. That tragedy, and
me sensat ional interviews Of Col.
Eean which followed m It's wake. in
which he told how Senator Chiffon
had decorated him with the double
cross. are well remembered events OF
the dramatic history written by last
years emocratic convention + at
Parkersburg. Is
It may be possible that Col. Beall
mas no special ambition to bring TO
the front In the impending campaign.
but there Is talk here to the contrary,
II is not very clearly defined as yet,
but It has to do with the likelihood
of Col. Beall being called on to make
the race for Congress in the First
district should Representative Nelly
prosecute to the end his present in
tention to make the race for the
nominal ton for governor. In such an
event as this, the local Democrats
Isay. there would be sound logic
and practical politics in running Col.
Reall in'the First district.
BY the death Of his cousin in Bal
timore. the Wellsburg banker and
his two children inherited large
fortune. The Baltimore member Of
the family was a very rich man, and
left many munificen requests to coll
leges, churches and hospitals. Beth
any College was q beneficiary. by a
large sum. The residue Of the big es.
tate went to Col. Beall and his chill
dren. It will be pleasure for Col.
Beall's many friends to know that
his new interests will, under no cir
cumstances. force him to give! up
his West Virginia citizenship. He Is
too fond Of and to loyal to the state
for that to happen.
Mrs. Grllndy Says.
It was mentioned once before in
these dispatches, not SO very long
IS snets Z, ~ pe1slsteht LAX mere
Mi. ~ Ine enscl .nal governor aatneid
w NV nta. ssv : surprise 70 most people
~ VS.. 'Ilnia py not pelng a can
TIES The l tn,,. sgAltso states senate.
i, ~ = I. ...la nus y. now apeens rev1sed
n NJ . gu 1919 erlinlnlng. ana we pass
LILLY VI sle gosslp Ior Wnat " 51s worth,
Of being wosst rar,s ,,, M, app rys,Sanes.
it is to the erect that az he does
.ot himself intend to be a candidate
OF the senatorship. Governor Hat
.eld is negotiating with Con rressman
sutherland with = view 70 having
no latter become a candidate. one Of
ne fundamentals being held mt e
hat the Randolph county man will
ave the personal influence and polit-
cal following Of Governor HATFIELD.
The revised and corrected story
rom the wiseacres in the capital as
he first, yarn is, to-wit: that Gov
,rnor Hatfield will not be candi-
late. for the reason, as stated by
hose who pooh at the latest gossip,
hat they believe that Governor Hat
,eld would prefer Ex-Governor White
$ the nominee. for senator IL he is