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W^ j T H E O IN i_ r s r u K B IIV WMEE L.I IN Q SUICIDES IN PARIS] Indiana Young woman Gets Latter From America, Then KIHs Heraelf. PARIS, June 2.—Mias Margaret 1 Cravens, of Madison, fnd., committed suicide this morning in her apartment 1 at 29 Rue du Coltaee. She shot hop eeir through the heart with a rw ! volver. death being Instantaneoua. I The connorge found the body shortly j afterwards' and communicated with the police. Mias Cravens left a letter! addressed to a friend, asking that her! body he cremated. Prom Inquiries made by the police. * It appears that Miss Cravens received j a letter from America Friday, the con-' tents of which seemed to affect her! greatly. She was a member of a i well known Indian family, and was be- ! lieved to have considerable private: money She came to Pans five or s.x years ago to study music, and wa* well known in Latin quarters. Miss Cravens had Invited several friends to tea at her apartment this | afternoon, and they came to the house ! Ignorant of the tragedy. INDIANA RELATIVES | SHED NO LIGHT, j Madison. ind„ June 2.—no light could be thrown tipon the death of , Margaret Cravens, who commit ted suicide In Parris to-dav. bv h»r 1 relatives here to-day. Joseph M. ! Craven, state representative, and | prominent Democrat of the state, an uncle of the girl, said she had no ' love affairs and that he knew noth-! lng of the letter mentioned In the Paris dispatch, .which seemed to have caused her to commit suicide. Miss Craven was .tn years old. and' on the death of her father. Alexander! Cravens, a year ago. became Inde , . pendently wealthy. Her mother has I been dead several years . Vete for Sutherland for Congress man-at-Large at tomorrow's primaries He stands for progress and will serve the beat interests of the whole State. SECOND MURDER In One Family Marka Feud Feeling In Webater County Since First of Year. ft* al t. to in* IntelMeencer WEBSTER SPRINGS. W. Va . Jane 2 A Webster county feud ha* claim ed Its second victim, and considerable fear I* entertained that further vl«e' lenre may take place Curt Hamrick, * brother of French Hamrick, who , *** shot to death last February, la the mcond victim He waa murdered hy Norman Holcomb, who was ar-1 res'ed and I* in Jail here. , U appear* there ha* been 111 feeling for *ome time, which wa» focused a I few day* ago when Curt Hamrick and Holcomb engaged In a flat light. Thl* w»» followed by the fatal meeting. Holcomb alleging Hamrick hurled a rock through a window at Mm He •retired hi* shot gun and fired two charge* In'o the neck of hi* victim, who died Instantly. His body will he burled at Fulton. Vota fer L- 8 Jordan. Present In •umbent for Judge of Criminal Court. ROMANCE At Huntington Hat S»d Phase*; Crap# far the Jilted Sweat heart. Ft* a' I'epatrp In fi • tnlelllf.rr.r HI VTtSfiTON. w M. June 2 — On* of th* oddeai rllmaiea , f„ manr*. e|th • Pittsburgh travels* man aa »h* )ll**d aultor, orrurred h*r* »h»n W A Kterher. of th* Hmobev Fife, hurried into th* Frederlrlt hotel »l*h th* expert at ion of mooting hia ••••'heart. Miaa Mart IVatle,. |n f l»r* of her anuling far* gt th* rigar atand *aa a hlg rard labeled “in memory of our defeated friend— F.arbor " Hlg of his fr'enda In mourn tog • sited upon him After hrea« nr the ne*a 'h*y went out and hldnat>*d M I* Wear of f'harleeton. a motlng , I1 let <»r* man * ho had allpp*d in a fee hmtra ahead of Flee her and marred Miaa Mayieaa. hia ehlldhood loe*. and pulled him a hour th* nr**«» pro « aim ng through a megaphone that h* * »a a bridegroom Vote far Sutherland fee Conge*** m#e at Large at (•marrow's prlmaeia* F* cm* for progress and will eery* th* ne*t inter**!* of in* whal* Stats KINO ALFONSO SCNOS HIS SYMPATHY. ] M A l»H III June 2 K In* A Ifottan ha« telegraphed hi* rotidolenre to Orville* tAripto in he deals of bla brother.* Wilbur W right | Para House Paint $1.25 Per Gallon MIXED- READY TO APPLY -ALL COLORS A FULL LINE OF PARA HIGH GRADE VARNISHES AND OILS PARA BLACK ROOF PAINT - LA BELLE RED OXIDE ROOF PAINT PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES OF EVERY KIND H. C. FRANZHEIM CO. 1126-28-30 Main St EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING Visitor. Welcome “To Paint the Best” A Gallon Will Cover 300 Square Feet of Surface Two Coats Guaranteed to equal any $2.00 or $2.25 Paint on the Market. EVERYTHING \ in < • PAINTS. REPUBLICAN FIGHT I (Continued from Pint Pag*.) to be elected by ttie majority of thei voter* of the Republican party i throughout the state. I believe || would not be doing my full duty un less | filed ray credentials at this time and offered to take part in the deliberations of the Republican na-' tlonal committee when it sits in Judg ment upon the contests before it at its meetings on and after June Cth next." Rivals Open Headquarters. Reginning to-morrow Chicago will be the center of the fight for the nom ination for President . as the head quarters of Taft. Roosevelt. KaFol lette and Cummins will be opened here. Senator Joseph M. Dixon, campaign manager of Roosevelt, and Congress man \\ It McKinley. In charge of President Taft's campaign, are ex peeled from Washington to-morrow Tuesday or Wednesday Charles P I Hllles. secretary to President Taft, will arrive, to remain until after the convention. Members of the national committee are gathering to attend the meeting of that body next Thursday, and tt is expected that by Wednesday every member will be here Five members of the committee nl- 1 ready are here, Jhey are; Marry S. New. of Indiana; David W. Mulvnne, of Kansas; Pearl Wight, of I^>ui»i ana; Ralph K. Williams, of Oregon, and Frank O. Lowden. of Illinois Rotes Penrose, of Pennsylvania, and a number of other members of (he national committee ore expected Tues- I day. Dick Coming. Former Senator Charles Dick of Ohio la to handle the contests for President Taft before the national committee, will he here tomorrow morning, and Ormisbv McCoy, who Is to represent Col. Roosevelt In the matter of contents. Is expected to ar rive to-morrow evening. Hoth will remain here until after the national committee concludea the hearing of contest*. Secretary William Hnjrward, of the national committee, received one new contest to-day. It was another list of delegates at-large from Florida, which makes three sets chosen at large front that state, two Taft dele gations and one Roosevelt. Vote for Sutherland for Congress man-at-Large at tomorrow's primaries. He stands for progress and will serve the best interests of the whole State BURTON TO MAKE (Continued from Plrst Page ) ami to the national conventioei at Chi cago Is causing much speculation among Taft supporters to-night. I*re dictions Were frequent to-night that should the Taft delegates control the convention by a small majority, the Roosevelt forces might bolt ami hold a rump convention, which would send a big six delegation to Chicago to contest against the Taft delegation. HILLES LEAVES FOR OHIO STATE CAPITAL WASHINGTON. I>. C.. June 2 — Charles I>. Hides, secretary to Presi dent Taf\ left here early to-day for Columbus, to be present at the Re publican State convention. From Co lumbus he will proceed to Chicago. Between H. F. Behrens and Charles J. Sehuek for Republican State Com mitteeman: Which? And Still We Print XL The poets are working overtime. With them 'tie now the open season. They find mueh reason for their rhvme. And make mtirh rhyme with little rea son.— From Judge MUCH IN LITTLE. A Massachusetts woman has pat ented a wire gauze cower for bird cages to protect their occupants from cats and insects. Ecuador has begun paying off Its accumulation of debt. At the open ing of March it began by transmitting $90,000 to Europe. An electrically heated tray for keeping food warm while it is being served is one of the newest ideas In the line of electric heaters. An instrument has been perfected by German electricians for measur ing accurately the voltage of high tension currents upon to 150.000 volts. The new Vnlted States census shows the number of males of voting age In the country to be 2fi.999.151, as compared with 21.134,299 in the year 1900. France ‘ »i.is an association which gives loans on the word of honor of the people. It la chiefly for men or women who are of humble position, and In moat of the cases the money Is returned promptly. An elderly London woman who lived for many years wllh no other companion than a do*, died, and It Is now found that she left her residence to be used as a convalescent home and bequeathed the sum of $50,000 for Its endowment. The construction of the new Na huel Huapi Railway, with Its exten sions across the Andes, is well ad vanced on the Argentine side between Port San Antonio and Port San Car log de tlartloche. anl the work may be completed within two ysara. Owing to damage by drouth, moat Philippine authorities place the ex ports of sugar from the Islands for the year at not to exceed 1*0 000 tons, and probably somewhat less. Sugar 1 producers outside of Manila and vl clnity are balding, their crops fori higher prices. ’Thedlreetor of education has re ceived word*from*the United States that 2S4 teachers have passed the civil service examination and are eli gible to appointment in the Philippine j service. Of this number, 78 passed i the assistant examination. Twenty-j five new teachers are already on j their way to the Islands. The city of Cologne has decided to build a new steel bridge over the' River Rhine in place of the pontoon bridge which has been In use from time immemorial It has not yet been determined jfhether the new bridge shall be bui’t on pillars of stone or whether It shall take the suspension form, as In Budapest. Hungary. Trimmed Panamas Prominent. A rather striking i-»parture in the decoration of pannma hats is noticed this season, says the Dry Goods Rcon-1 opitst. Instead of the customary scarf trimming, flowers, feathers and even lace are frequently employed in j quite a degree of abundance. One of the most exclusive shops Is now fea turing a rolling brim panama faced with black satin and trimmed with a long, flat white bird placed upright with beak downward, at the left side of the crown. A fold of white moire ribbon extends around the crown, ending in a flat boifr under the bird. A CARO. This Is to certify that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound does not contain any opiates, any habit-form iug drugs, or any ingredients that could possibly harm its users. On the contrary. Its greatest healing and soothing qualities make It a real rem pdy for cough*, colds and irritations of the throat, ctaes' and lungs. 11. L~ IVomqulst. Ksdai'.e, Wts., says his wife considers Foley's Honey and Tar Compound the best cough cure on the market. "She has tried various kinds but Foley's gives the best result of all." The genuine is in a yellow package. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and accept no substi tute. Coleman & Co. HON. GEORGE A. LAUGHLIN SPECIAL THIS WEEK Rubber Household Gloves—The kind sold up to $1.00 a p^ir; good quality red rubber, sizes 7/j, 8, S'/z; at— ASc We fill prescriptions at cut prices. Our prescription department is in charge of one of the best pharmacists in Wheeling. I Ills, carter ■ . .17 MIK Ih»en » Kldiitv . Jl I Fills. 1 odd s . a» Fills. Homestead .17 Prescription. Pierce's . 17 I Freecrlptlon. Loaan'a .03 F*triedjr. Uuoyon i, ell tic.30 oil. Pink s Menlo. MO 017. wm«|i . MO OH. Cmesa.43 (ill. Hi Jacob's . .30 oil. St Jacob's. .43 ointment. lx>sn e .43 ointment. McAllister's .20 ointment. Peso . 43 ; Ointment. Peso . MO [Ointment. Carbolic...17 ; ointment. Arnica .IT ■ointment. Witch llssel.17 I Ovomuision. 43 lo^nulelon .. A3 i bal llepettcs . -20 sal Hepatic* .40 c>al iispaln-a . Ale i be amp Hoot . .34 Swamp hoji ....... .. 87 bytup, B iciiso's (Jern an. <88 syiup. Uocliee e German.43 syrup. KeiioV s .*l.lo syrup. Figs ... .34 syrup. Mae . MO Sr up. lly pophopnite lagan’s. .78 castor Oil. ptnte. MJ Sulphur. I lbs . -33 hp»«m Halts. 1 Ibe. M3 Copperse. h lbs . MO itueiii. 1 lbs . MO CSftttle bosp. 1 lb. Jj Itock can.i* 1 lb.20 .Aromatic Spirits ..ancare. pints.... 130 Sitter Case a i a. pint . 1.04 tiay llum, pint. Au i spirit a camphor, p'nt .7e sweet Spirits Nitre. >iat.7ft -Tincture Ami.a. pint . MS Carbolic Acid, pint. 48 crude carbolic Acid, plot. MS Turpentine, pints . 40 Gaeoili r. pints .10 < od Fleer oil, pints.AO ) Fieri uil, pint a . -30 I .ard Oil, pints ... sweet Oil. pints . MS Glycerine. pints .. M0 Anttphlosietlne . .48 Ausuet Flower . M0 Balm, lily's Cream. .34 lUitotn. Gaumbolt s Caustic .1.18 lieieom. Hell a . MO llaleom, Halle .. AM Hal son*. Hell s . S3 t»e*r VS ine and Iron. l/>|tn'a.3S l*eef, Wine and Iron, A D 8. M0 Boat, Katract, A. U. 8. M0 liittere. Kiectrle . AM Inure, ICicrtrie . 88 Hitters, line tetter a . .78 Hitter's Iron Tonlr l*of«n s.. 88 . MiMore, Iron, A. D H. 1.38 llrftmo Salt74T . .17 Bromo Peitaor . MO Hr»mo Bel tsar . ,9| A f> ft., don hi# also . .18 I Promo A !* S. o**»»b|e alee . MM Rr«»mo A I) ft. doable hi* . M0 < setoris. P3o end . 8P Compound. Fine ham • Vm FU|... MO Compound Fain ■ c elery . MO compound insane Calory . Am Compound. Mary Peeve \ e*etable.. .48 Cream. Mi Ik Weed . so cream. Hind s Money end Almond . 48 cream Pompeian Meanest ... .48 Cream. A !» ft Rnlllna Ma»«ate j) Cream. A. f>. t Pornflde . MO Cream. A. P. 8 Man toning. MO vure. A D. 8. lUteuu*»Uo.. AO J;ur*- A D. 8. Rhumattc...... 1.00 Cur#. lather John's.. ,y Curs. Father John s. 43 Cure. Fnlev s KtJney.* .4J Curs. Foley's Kidney. A3 Cure. Hsll a Catarrh. AO Cure. Shlffman Asthma.43 Cure. tthtffman Asthma. A3 Cur* Kendatla Sf-avtn. A3 ( ure. Kendall's Spavin. A3 CuMcura Kesotvent . .43 Cutlcura Iteaolvent. A3 Lander in#.. . . .. 43 1 •i.dvf.r,* . * * * * . 'a# Land Stine ..*.*.****#'3f discovery Klny's .44 I'Uc<»\ery. Kina's . ,7f Idscotery. Pierre „ Medlra!. A7 •» > Ufa a A4 - - s.on. Cod Liver Oil. bcott s... 40 «*Mu|siun, god ihvsr oil. Bcott a.tj Air.uUiun. Cod Liver oil. Logans... Md cmnliion, Cod Liver Oil. A. D. 8... 1.00 L mu is ion. Cod Liver OH. HuaieUa.. A3 L*pelSer, Anchor Fain. AO Lv^e.ts/, Anchor Pain.40 tvptrtoraBt, Jaynes.... so ijrmu, Jaynes. .4j kxtract of Iteef. Armour's. .43 ICatratt. of lie#:. A L. 8. A0 Friend. liarkeeper's .. A0 * nenu, Uou.si • . yt >>*•,.1, (.*«!> • .. frood. keeey s.tA Food, Nasties . jo 1* v*Od. Horn k ■. k ond. Hoiltrk's . 73 Ui)fibtii)iuuling ................... ao Uly cMtoy rnoliits .. > oilifTIOlf. ,7s Hair Ha)«om, Farasr a............. .43 Hair Utbvm Parker s . A3 Hair i>, s. Ians ..US***'a. aj ilatr Lye. l/ame ninsk-y's. SO Hair l.raiti.. <ia> vs .j j rtatr main. v\ a .1 utta . AO Hair stain lira Potter's. A4 llyornei. Uautti'a.... llyomei. H« »tn s . §3 imperial Uranum. A3 Importnl Urar.urn....... .. AO Jsily kun«j‘>ns « atarrh............ AO Jelly Koodona Catarrh...4j Liniment, lorkrr « rrv« srd Bono.. AO Umlnrnl, h**ur Fold. 44 Liniment. Miusii .. 00 Liniment. Hlfisri 0 aj ;Jnimenl. A L H . AO Liniment. Had If «i Oil. AO Lister In#.. Llstsrtns .. 43 LlSlertn#.... A/ Malted Milk .* jg Malted Mik . jR M ill in.. .17 k.r.4. j. M.nttiol.tnm . j. M. i'inoi.tutn ... .. Milk. KmI. .. N. ltr. Il.tb., blu.. Ml K.tlv. ft.rt>k, Hh.. TMM. M2 Cot ml, T..»*l»... lyif.n ... tl <vi I,lr.r Oil. T..I.1M., W.mM>l.'. H. n CO* Utv Oil. Tul'kMl h it. .n Co.I llvw Oil. Tii'alm A D 8... LM r*i»n*. Mt LOGAN’S Cut Rate Drug Store Tenth and Main Sts. Wheeling, W. Va. The Daily Chit-Chat • By RUTH CAMERON A CERTAIN young woman who had boon given a chance to make good 'in a very big position, lost this chance recently. And the reason, as eipressed by her employers, who, by the way, were unite ns disappointed as she, was simply that she didn't know how to receive criticism Whenever her employers rrlMctsed her. she always fought bark. In stead of being graceful to them lor giving time and energy to try to make her a successful business woman, she was angry and resentful at every * ritirlsm Instead of profiting h* their suggestl./is and correction*, she al ways tried to Justify herself. Now. to try to vindicate one's self when one know* that a rrltlrism I* undeniably unjust. |* right and rea sonable. hut always to fight to Justify one* self, no matter what the rrltlrism. Is drrldodly the oppo-ito And yet there are a great many employes—and others who always adopt this latter course Even when they know In their heart* that they have made mistake*, they try to prove otherwise to those who criticise them Of course If l> not at aVfceasv to tell when a critl rtsm ls Just To le> able to weigh a criticism of one's self calmly and dispassionately, and see where It Is rlsht and where It Is wrong. |* a fine art Even a most Upright Judge find* If difficult to deride * rase fairly wh«n hi* own Interest* are Involved. Rut one ran at least make some effort to do thl*. Mls'ake* ma.te th» greatest foundations In the world for sucres* Rut they should not be used for anything e*,ept the foundation According to Which course you take, you wfl prove yourself a big or Itt'le msn Por |t is on'y the Rttie people who canno* rrdure criticism Hir Walter Hrott. m hi* Journal, mention* an anonymous letter sent to him from Paly full of acrid snd acute rrltlrism on hta "Ufe of Bonaparte.” »„d ins ead of resenting It and Justifying him elf. he remark* with ronsumma e retrain! and wisdom, 'if* tone u decided y hostl • Rut tha* shall not prevent me from making use of all It* rrltirl ms where just ” If grn't hnd been a le*-».r man he would have scoffed at th» criticism, and ronrtnded that '!»• anonr moo* writer •** merely some disagreeable Ignoramus. Again. Ep-'et,,. after he*rm« a scathing criticism of hlmse.f com men** genllv He little knew my o'tier shortcoming* or be would not have »|ftf i> “ What a *p endtd watchword that woo'd make for those of us who are tnclined to he resentful of all cr.tlctsm to remember when we open our mou"ha to justify ourselves M°n. t.enrge A T-aueVIn, candidate for the Republican nominal ion for Congree* In the Klrsi Congressional district, was horn In Wheeling, Kep tember .’till, isti'..', and haa lived the greater portion of hla Hfe in this com munlty Mr l,si|g!»lin waa educated In the Wheeling public tchoola and the l.inaly Inatltute. |||a flr«t hual neaa experience wan In connection with the laiiiKhlin l»rug Company, of which his father and uncle were own-' era. and later with the lamghlln N'nO ! Company and the .1unction Iron Com pany. Mr l-aughitn engaged |n hnsl nea* for himself and for a number of year* operated the I rod ale Hfeel A Iron Company at Middleton. Ind In last Mr lanighlln returned »o Wheel In*, and ha* been a resident of this Pity ever aim e lie war 'he principal organiser of the preaeni Hoard of Trade, and waa It* flrst president, be ing re elected two successive years Me was ort«- of the organiser* and large stor khohfer* In the Ijinghlln Tin liste Company, ahleh waa after ward* sold to the American Tin Plate Company At the present time Mr I l-aughlin I* actively engaged a* preal | d»*nf of the Cleveland Axle Mannftc *"rtng Company, and the Cleveland Canton Spring Company, and he la aieo chairman of the hoard of direct ora of the Western Spring * Axle company of Weal Virginia, a corpora tion operating far tones In Wheeling. Cincinnati and Canton. Ohio, and other points Mr l-aughlln la also actively Identified with a large nuro her of important business Interest* In Wheeling and vtelnlty Me was elect ed to the legislature from Ohio coun ty In I!*'* and served two years, being instrumental In securing a large amount of useful legislation He waa delegate at large to the Keptihlican National Convention which met at Chicago In Ptna. being unanimously elected to that position Mr laiughlln was pristdent of The Wheeling Intel Mgenrer for a number of years, and was actively interested tn the edito rial policies of the paper In the years lltnj and ISO# Me la a member of the First Presbyterian church of Wheeling and h»* taken a leading pari In »he work of that church Hla fraternal affiliation* are with the An rient Order of Cnl'ed Workmen and the Modern Woodmen of America ---■'•*wwvww^iiyxxxiooooQoi»g)<y30iy>nnn<yar>nnrvwyv>f3OOOCtfU1J>jnj-)J-H>w THE BON TON - THE BON TON I / - ^ ^Pfi f* £> C*/7 7/j on Ladies* Sample and odd-size Dresses in messalines, *“■ "* x r »i/C Ut t foulards, voiles and other desirable materials :::::: U*^K»K*O wHlu,S»2 °* Mu,lm »■*>■-«. 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