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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
WarMood Rrlcfs-

Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Hood. Of
Eighteenth street. are spending their
vacation visiting In Atlantic CITY and
other eastern points for a couple OF
weeks.
Prof. Boyd Hilton. teacher AZ the
North Warvood school b. III al his
home on South Warwood avenue
Floyd Bibbee Is slowly recovering
At his home after having his arm
sprained and one OF his fingers
mashed while az work az the Rich
land coal mine.
Edward Brooks. street commits.
sioner of Warwood. takes his new
position as Inspector Of weight and
measures In Ohio county. The office
Of street commissioner will be vacant
and 10 IL not known who will get d.
This will be- decided az the next meet
ing ~ council
W p Mcnamara. druggist Of Cen
ter WarwOOd has received q now win
dow 70 replace the one broken some
time ago.
A large number Of young people
have been enjoying themselves dur.
Ing the heat OF the day By going In
swimming az the Center and south
Warwood beaches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
EX-G0V. WHITES
MEETS WITH
rs ONE ON WHOM ALL FACTIONS
OF THE PARTY CAN UNITE.
PROBABLY ELIMINATES
ISAAC 7. MANN.
Judge Ira Robinson Receiving Some
Attention az Prospective Can
didate for Governor.
Other Gossip.
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 30
Watching the parade OF precious mo
ments swinging by az a quickstep. A.
Blakeslee White, Ex-Governor Of West
Virginia. caught sight Of the labeled
Psychological" That is the one that
he pasted right over the left temple
and took Il for his very own. lie
knocked Il silly.
The old guard here looks upon Gov
erno Whites announcement for tho
Senate a. In every way timely from
his standpoint. They think he
grabbed the opportunity Just In tho
nick Of time. and settled 10 his own
satisfaction tho much moOtcd duos
ton who the anu-Hatheld folks are
going 10 support 10 o. reasoned here
that had he waited. M decision might
have been made and ne would not
have figured IN g.
II a. a matter 81 common knowI-
edge that settling on some man for
h Seuatorship has been the cause
OF a dilemma on the paT of a fac
tO which is bound and determined
that Governor Hatncld's alleged sena
torlal ambition shall not be wafincd.
The sentiment Of that faction favored
Isaac T. Mann. The greatest draw
hack was the reluctance 81 Mr.. Mann.
He did not banker fO make the race.
Of on n them no. was the least onthu-
sastic While an insisted boz was re-
luCfanf
And that was The way things stood
when Ex-Governor White stepped 20
The ringside and threw bis hat over
the ropes into tho center AZ looked
A. from this coign Of vantage DO Ia
believed that tho sudden cutTy Of
White simplihrs greatly tho problem
of that faction Of the party which
opposes the Senatorial aspirations o.
Dr. Henry Drury Hatfield 10 is be-
neved thar from that quarter no on.
couraFemont VII b. Rivrn any other
man 10 get into tho contest. and that
White will BE- unFrudgiueiy given tho
support % those who have been plan.
ming 10 got Mr. Mann into the melee
The present opinion here Is that SIR
Whites entrance makes H alm0-f q
certainty hat Mani viii not ha "a cam
fidate white. 20 seems De- perfect
y agreeable 20 tho Mann -Elkira rIe
ment Of the party. Al a conference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
SEVERE WOUND
Warwood Girl Painfully injured When
She Attempts 20 Take Knife
From Brother.

Catherine, seven year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brunhaus. 81
Seventh street. Warwood, a her
hand cut by a sharp knife. Friday at
%ternOOn.
The accident happened while the
girl vas playing with her brother. VINO
had a knife. In trying to get IL away
from him. she grabbed the sharp
blade In her right hand and by doing
cut a large sash TO the bone. Inc
wound BLEED profusely.
Dr. J. G.. Walden vas called ana
dressed the wound. II was found that
the main artery in the hand was cut
and this caused IL 20 bleed 80 much.
The wound later will be closed by
several stitches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
TO HOSPITAL
Hon. {. W. Bente is Confined 70 Ohio
Valley General Hospttai-Strick-
en- Win Paralysis.

Hon. G. W. Bente. formerly clerk Of
police court and the city council com.
mittocs. was removed 20 the Ohio Val
Icy General hospital yesterday eve
ming I'm a serious condition. Mr. Bente
suffered a p%aralytic stroke AZ Fort
Wayne. Ind. recently. and was brought
home 20 rcCupcrate
Upon his arrival at 3.f5 O'Clock
yesterday. he was taken TO the hos.
pital Last night % was stated mat be
was resting b. easily as could be- ok.
pcCtod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
WE'RE ACTED ON LAST
NIGHT BY THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES.
20 Electric Co. Receives Electrical
contract and Riverside Bridge
Co. Steel Construction.

Over a large field OF 4 the %
H. hitchen Company was awarded the
General contract for the construction
OF the new Scottish Rite Cathedral
This action was taken py the board NJ
trustees Of the Scottish Rite bodies.
IN session AZ the home OF DIR. " T
Morris. at No. 1914 ChapIine street.
last night.
The electrical work contract was
awarded to the Gee Electric Companv
and the steel construction work was
awarded 70 the Riverside Bridge
Company Plumbing contracts and
other similar contracts were not
awarded last night. these being mat.
''rS mat must be worked out later
The board decided that n would not
10 proper 10 announce the bids or the
time.
MI Kitchen stated after the CON
tract mad beer awarded that ho would
rlaft Nork thlF coming week getting
.'Hny Tor the putting up Of the new
nlllulnE To viii be- erected on the
site Of The old cathedral. and the no..
mains OF Tho old building viii De- re-
moved a. once
IN" building. which. incidentally.
VIII DO The home Of the state com.
m'ndefies. will DO five stories hieh
ana The basement If will be- FIRE.
PROCEED throughout and made tho
p ~uptodatr in the country 10
VIII DO N9Nli5 feet. floor measure
bent
The plans for the new building
were drawn BY Architect Fred D. Pa.
Pee and VT 49, o. Hamilton Will be-
superintendent of construction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
KNIGHTS MEET
Eighteen Lodges Represented at Dis
triet Meeting Here Yesterday
Legislation Discussed.

Knights Of Pythias from five coun.
Ties met last evening in District o
vention in the lodge rooms OF the
Ohio Valley lodge No. 81. at lzo5
Chapline street. District Deputv
Grand Chancellor F. b. Lisby. OF the
Ohio Valley lodge. was in charge
Matters pertaining TO legislation AZ
me next Grand Lodge convention. al
CHARLES Town. August IS. were taken
up.
Present with the delegates were
Grand Chancellor J.. r. Arbenz ana
supreme Representative J. II. Beans
Eighteen lodges we're representa- at
IN conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
POLICE COURT

Henry Hirrch was fined ton ana
costs yesterday morning In police
court on o. charge Of disturbing mo
peace and quiet ~ the Virginia res.
taurauf
Frank SeIr. n youth about eighteen.
wac cent fo tho bin yesterday Tor
thirty days for lettering about tho
pennsylvania depot Jim smith was
hnrd Eve and costs Tor being drunk
James Jefferson. same condition. cot
Eve and costa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
LARGE TAX COLLECTION

Deputy State Tar Commissioner
Pat Anderson. during his many visits
here. haF collected for tho county lax
iofteitureH amounting TO- U0s76 80.
Ihis sum De- received from estates
that have failed fo return property
for TAXATION sheriff Sweeney has
added tO thia net TAX collections
amounting to f|2t7723.72. and there o.
due from tho sh rrin ff2.3r g. ADDED
Tn this o. tho cum of S2f. sol "a re-.
ceived al corporation taxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
COM MITS SUICIDE
WITH REVOLVER
DAVID M,cIINrock FOUND DEAD
m LOG cAslN AT
HOG RUN.
Brother With Whom ne Resides
FINDS s0dy-No Motive Ad
vance For Rash Deed.

David McClin;ock. ared IS years.
shot himself with a revolver yester-
day morning AZ his home az Hog Run.
six miles below Mo~undsville. He was
found BY his brother. lying on the
noor Of the little cabin. about moor.
and the a time Of the shooting
l. not known.
The two brothers lived together IN
the same cabin all their lives The
surviving n can give no cause for mis-
brothers act Coroner j. T. NcCombs
was called during the afternoon and
an inquest was held az once. Suicide
was the verdict Burial viii be made
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
SURVEYING LAND
Property To ee Used BY West Liberty
Normal School is Beina
Surveyed.

For tho past few days n force of men
has been az West Liberty surveying
ihc ninety acre tract Of land which is
To be taken over by the board Of rr
gents. 10 Do used in connection with
iho West Liberty State Normal school
The land viii ho used principally for
agricultural purposes in connection
With the Normal school s part Of tho
rround. however. will be- used Tor attn
lotic purposes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
Christian Endeavor RsIIv.

A Christian Endeavor rally will be
held next Monday evening in the War.
wood Presbyterian church. on Twen.
tleth street. Mr.. c. F. Evans. Christ.
ian Endeavor Field Secretary for
Virginia and Kentucky. will
make an address.
while Mr.. Evans is a worker among
the young people. everyone will be
NeIcomed at this meeting. especially
me young people Of the town. a dele.
satioh from the society OF the Mounds.
vile Christian church will be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
TO FEDERAL GRAND JURY.

Three alleged speakeasy operators
karo George. George Paddle and Tom
Morris. Of the South Side. convicted
some time ago by Squire 4. W. RAIDER
are 10 face federal charges. Yesfer.
day morning they were bound over
by Federal Commissioner George p
Boyd. 10 await action Of the federal
grand jury. and were released on
bond. The men are represented BY
Attorney Boyce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
WARW00D
Cut Finaer.

Cut Finger.
Mrs. Myrtle Taylor. saleslady az the
WRrwood Bakery seriously cut her
hnger yesterday morning. The acct
dent happened when she was cutting
some meat and the knife slipped. cut
ting her right thumb severely. She
at once went to the Office OF a local
physician where the wound vas given
prompt medical treatment The wound
was cut about an inch long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
Peculiar Accident

Elmer. ~nine-yesr-Old son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. George T. Clark Of Glenn's Run
mad a very peculiar accident happen
10 him Thursday ~afterniin when he
was helping to shock wheat A grain
OF the wheat was blown into his ear.
causing much pain. He at once went
TO the office OF a local physician who
aiter much difficulty. succeeded in ex.
tracung the grain from the child's ear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
Methodist Church.

Corner Fourteenth street and or.
chard avenue. Rev. G. J. Johnson.
pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
o. J. Valentine. superintendent
Preaching az IL a. m. League meeting
at 6:i5 o'clock. Preaching service in
the evening will be held on the lawn
In front OF the church at the usual
hour. Special music by church choir.
everybody extended a cordial invita-
ton to attend the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
Held speelaI Meetlnn-

special meeting OF the Senior
Clrcle OF Kings Daughters. of War
wood. was held last evening al 4
o CLOCK at the home OF Mrs. James NJ.
Sooch, corner Twenty-seoond street
ana avenue. The evening
vas spent In discussing important
business matters. after which a social
time was enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

During the past couple weeks. Fred
Draher. OF North Warwood. a well
known oil worker has been busy on
the pulling Of casing and tubing from
well No. ?. owned by George :
Dorsch. Of South Warwood. A num-
Der OF other wells In South Warwood
which are not producing oil or gas
are TO be torn down in the next
couple Of weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
Removed to hospital

Mrs. p A. Woolenwebber. Of North
avenue. who has been seri.
ousIy Ill for the past few DAYS AT her
nome, was removed Friday Afternoon
10 the North Wheeling hospital
she will be treated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
CLEAN RESERVOIR

This morning a. 3 O'Clock. work viii
De- started cleaning tho lower hair or
Jh" city reservoir All day yesterday
Jl'rk ~ the Board 81 Control d. o.
brown was Fwsmped with persons
who asked Tor a chance fo help 40
This work % planned to have I'D
work Of cleaninE completed by .
O'Clock This afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENT
GENERAL FAVOR

held at White Sulphur Springs last
week. whereat the Senatorial matter
was considered. White was second
choice TO Mann, and Joe Gaines third.
What effect the White announce
ment will have on Governor Hatheld's
plans Is a question much discussed
here now. Opinions vary. There are
some who believe that as things are
now shaped up by the White pro
nounciamento. DIT. Hatfield may not
be a candidate at all Whether he
will be or not. the view Is held that
the sudden change in the situation has
upset calculations to such an extent
that while up tll this time II was up
TO the opponents OF Or. Hatfield Il Is
now up TO the governor himself. II
Il his next and the politicians
are eagerly looking on to sec what IL
will be.
Judge Ira Robinson has been in our
fair city for a day or two. He stopped
on IN route 20 visit the KAY and feF-
tive life or Atlantic City. He was
conveyed by Hugh Warden. who IL
Onc Of the judges closest friends. Mr..
Warden talked very much like a man
who was invested with the powers Of
a political manager.
10 is 10 be- regretted that no direct
Interview can be- given 10 ~enllghten
the dear public as TO Judge Robin
sons political intentions. He b. on
the bench and all hodged around with
judicial proprietios OF late. West
Virginia judges have shown such sen
siuvencss az 20 make 10 a dangerous
matter 10 haul them into the cold
print NJ "a Newspaper column. One
b. liable 10 be called up for contempt
for 20 doing. Hence and therefore.
we must have a are.
However. We make bold 10 state
that technically and judicially. Judge
Robinson o. not "a candidate Tor the
r~ubonatorial nomination. Politically.
We make bold TO declare that Dc g.
Tn hla position. tho judge has got 10
be iudlcially circumFpcct-- 20 cir
cumspcct 10 must not seem that ne
seeks another while holding the one
he now has To a man with a sense
% humor the judges prcdicamont OIL.
to say the least. l%ocular. ~Judicially
he is not n candidate. otherwise he
donos the lightning and darcs IL 10
strike him.
To ho moro serious about n. and
to got tho judges attitude before you
stralghf. bic situation Or briefly ONO
thing Ike fhIe 900 ia not muffing
Die ears to tho nice noiao that his
boom Is making In tho ncwsuapers
Oct BE- g0 on 30 DBL not "a candidate
now Huf should tho boom boom
along 'o that stage where DO could b.
interpreted aa a popular party de-
mand Tor him. Judge H0binson will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
Toilet Specials

SATURDAY will be feat
~ ured at the Toilet Coun-
ter by some exceptionally
good bers, among
them:
Elcaya Cream at 33.c.
Sanitol Tooth Paste, 14c.
Aubrey Sisters Beautifer,
1Sc and 36c.
Sanitol Cold Cream. l7c.
Jess Talcum Powder. 19c.
HansOn-Jenks English Tub
Soap, 19c.
Japanese Rose Toilet Soap,
two cakes for 15c.
Java RiZ Face Powder, 2oT
Djer-kiss Talcum Powder.
19c.
Djer-Kiss Face Powder. soc.
Main floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Ex-senator Davis Elkins favors the
nomination OF Judge Ira Robinson for
governor. This dispOses Of the reck
less report hat Judge Robinson was
being doomed with an understanding
by Governor Hatfield and his friends.
Senator Elkins said "a me TODAY: 4
am for Judge Robinson for governor.
II Is natural hat I should be. ! grew
up with him and know him 10 be cour-
ageous and independent. He is not a
man who has Of will align himself
with any faction OF the party-admin-
istration or anti-administration. But
he Is a man upon whom an can unite
because Of his fairness. Independence
and eminent fitness for the high office
His record through past years is an
assurance % all that he may be de
pended on 70 do what IL right for the
best interests OF the people Of the
state. regardless Of whether 10 may be
popular or not. Judg Robinson will
be dictated 10 only by his own con
science Besides his ability In states.
manship and legal attachments. he has
had broad experience az n banker and
business man. and will bring TO the
office Of governor the KNOWLEDGE and
appreciation 90 much needed in the
development OF the states
The individual. whether farmer. labor.
er or capitalist may well trust him
~ the nominee he will receive the
fun party vote There ia "a wide.
spread demand that he become a can.
didate and 10 would seem that. nj IN.
proper time. he win be forced To- heed
their call"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
R. R. KITCHEN co. TO BUILD
SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL

prize with all the ardor he
is capable Of showing and which the
place deserves at the hands of those
who would MI It. He will go after II
as the choice OF any party faction.
but rest his aspiration on the sub
stantial foundation OF his own merits
and record in public office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

An Increase Dol raraeifical diseases
among poultry and game birds in Eng
land ls attributed f0 Tho distribution
Of duet throueh the DIR By automo
bloa
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saturday. July 81. 1878
The Weather-sho~eu
New Books for
Vacation Reading

TAKE along one of the
Il new Novels on your
trip, to read on the train or
to pass away the time
wherever you are:
The Rose Garden Husband"
by Margare; widdemer S1.OO.
The Honey Bee" by Samuel
mervin, S1.35.
The Double Traitor" by e.
Phillips oppenheim. S1.35.
Empty Pockets by Rupert
Hughes, S1.35.
"Athalie.' by Robert W.
Chambers. S1.4O.
-Books-Main floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Undermuslins at Clearance Prices
INFANT to close July with a big day in UndermuSlins
Wv hence such prices as these to secure your help:
Envelope Chemises of sheer Combination Corset Cover
nainsook finished with embroid- and Drawers, of longcloth trim
cry insertion, beading and rib med front and back with inser-
bon in many styles, Csc. ton and ribbon, 95c.
Muslin Drawers, open front Sample line of fine Skirts cut
or side, ful cut straight or cir circular or plain and trimmed
cular, trimmed with lace Of m with lace and c embroidery
broidery. 45c. nounce, Sc.
Second floor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-03
PAsTlME THEATER

Owing to a mistake in shipping on
the part of the Film Exchange, In
the Shadows which was to be shown
at the Pastime today, did not arrive
on this mornings train, but The
Last Chapter" featuring Carlyle
Blackwell was received in its place.
This picture, which is from the
famous story by Richard Harding
Davis. was shown here several weeks
ago and was declared by those who
saw It to be one of the. most fascinat.
ing as well as thrilling motion pic.
lures ever shown here. This picture
is equally as good and possibly better
than the one that was booked for to
night, so patrons of the Pastime will
not be disappointed when they see it
An extra reel will be shown today
Adv.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-03
DEMPSEY PICKED TO
FIGHT SUDENBERG
PROGRAM FOR THE
FtSTIC CARNIVAL TO BE
HELD HERE

The Tonopah Athletic club, owing
to the fact that the $3.50 side bet for
the Ross-Sudenberg contest was not
laid, has secured the services of Jack
Dempsey of New York to oppose
Johnny Sudenberg in grand special
event to the featherweight champion
ship contest of Jack Bratton and Roy
Moore at the Airdome on the 18th OF
this month
Jack Bratton, champion, can be
seen daily this week at the volunteer
firemen's gymnasium at $3.50 p. m
and daily next week Bratton, Moore
and Dempsey will be seen at the
Casino from 1870 p. m. on.
Because of the fact that a great
many were dissatisfied with the decis
ion last Monday in the Dempsey-Su
denberg contest and that Dempsey
gave Sudenberg the best fight he has
had in this part of the country, this
card for June 18th should be the best
contest ever staged here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEArER

The program tonight at the Butler
includes a Vitagraph comedy entitled
"Cutey Becomes a Landlord" and a
three-reel feature entitled THE Bless
ed Miracle" a domestic drama by
Harry Chandlee. The eternal TRAN
gle is handled with refreshing hdel-
ity to fact. The Blessed Miracle
arrives just in time to reunite his
parents, mother and son doing well
and father supremacy happy at the fin
ish The acting of Joseph Kaufman,
Ethel Clayton and Rosetta Brice, and
the production of the play left moth
ing to be desired.
Gloria Mayne will sing that old
Irish song so popular to all. where
the River Shannon Flows" and III
My Gondola" from the musical com
edy "Firefiy." Tomorrow, a five-ree
Paramount feature. THE Woman
this being ladies' day. An ladies ar,
cordially invited to be guests of tn
Butler at the matinee and witness thl
five-reel feature bearing their name
/, Special music. Remember-the onl
q. "Lezette." assisted by Freddi
. Hedges, will appear here Monday I
, entertain you for the week Adv,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-06-03
WILL DEVELOP THE
CLIFFORD HILL MINE
TWO YEAR LEASE GIVEN ON AN
ALREADY WELL PROVEN
PROPERTY

Messrs. Hawkins and Jones have Sc
cured from James Clifford a lease on
the Clifford Hill mine, situated 46
miles northeast of this city, at what
was once known as Helena. The
lease runs for period of two years.
Mr. Clifford reserves all the ore above
the 100-foot level, where he has a con
siderable amount blocked out as well
as having shipped and treated guam
tity at a profit.
The veins have downward con
tinuation below the 100 level and they
will be followed to depth by the trib
uters The equipment for sinking Is
now being moved to the ground anC
developments on a considerable scale
will shortly be begun There is {
small mill ON the property and tbs
leasers may either work their or,
there or ship it to Tonopah for treat
ment.