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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21

Sunday was a thorough summers
day. The highest record was 02o and
the lowest for the "a hours was $50.
The last mentioned figure was recorded
in the night. During the day the city
seemed almost deserted. All who could
get away were in the parks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21
MY WOMEN SHOULD VOTE
Where All Members of the
Human Sex Are Equal.
NOMAN SUFFRAGE IN WYOMING
The Natural Right of Women
to the Ballot.

n Interesting Paper ON why tho Right
of Suffrage should BE Given to Women
The Experience of Wyoming, Where
woman Suffrage Has Long Prevailed
shnclles That Brand the Sex With In
'feriorily.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21
KILLED THE ENTIRE FAMILY
And Then Ended His Own Life
by Hanging.
GASHED HIS VICTIMS THROATS
The Murderer Out of Work
and Despondent.

Particulars of Horrid Tragedy That
Was Revealed in Camden, n. j., Thurs
day--A Laborer Kills His Wife and Three
Children and Then Commits Suicide by
Hanging.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21

Edward Robinson, foreman of the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co. S car shops,
died at his residence, No. GIG West Fifth
street, Sunday, in his 5Sth year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21

George r. Townsend 81 Co., have sold
large tract of the Price estate, in the
Ninth ward, to II. l.. Evans & Co., and
other sections to Contractor John
Jacoby.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21
A BAD WRECK

.-of the constitution may follow in the
track of a disordered system. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery prevents and
CURES all liver and kidney Diseases. Il
rouses the liver to healthy action, purifies
the blood and allays congestion of the
kidneys.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
4" TUE COMBOY."

"IIe wears big hat aud big sPrrs and all that
And legGins of fancy fringed heather;
lie takes pride in his boots and the pistol he
shoots,
And he's happy IN All kinds ~ weather
HE is fond Of his horse-4ts btoncho, OF
coutse,
For oh. ne can ride like tho drvl
lie - old for his years. and he always appears
To be foremost at roundup or revcl
"iic can sing, he can cook, yet his eyes have
the look
OF a man that go fear Is a stranger;
Yes his cool, quiet nerve viii always subservo
In his Wild life Of duty and danger.
" lie gets little To- cat aud he guys tender feet.
Aud for Fashion-o well, he's "rot inlt,"
He can rope a gay steer when he gets on his ear,
At the rate of two forty minute
" his saddles the best in the wild woolly West.
Sometimes it will cost sixty dollars:
Ah, ho knows all the tricks, when he brands
Mavericks
But hts learning's not gained from your sohol
Urs
" lic i loyal "a steel but demands a square deal
Aud he hates and despises "A coward
Yet the cowboy you'll Hnd unto woman l. kind
Though he'll hsht tili by death overpowerod.
" Hence say unto you. give the cowboy his due,
Aud he kinder, my friends toward his folly;
For he's generous and brave, though hc may
not behave
Like your dudes, who are 80 melancholy"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
APPOINTMENTS MADE
For The State Normal Schools.


From The Fairmont Indox.
The Board Of Regents Of tho state
Normal Schools convened here
Tuesday week, all the members
being in Attendance. State super.
intendent Of Schools, v. :. Lewis.
cx-ofIicio member Of the Board
presided. Nearly all the teachers
who worc applicants before the
Board, were present, as tie State
Teachers Association was in session
here at the time.
Appointments were made by The
Board NJ follows:
West Liberty Principal. j. ".
Deahl, A. NJ; Mss Verona Maple,
Of MannIngtou, who lIus been teach.
ing twelve years 40 GltnYillc; Miss
Rebccca Wilson, Of Ohio county,
who has taught al lfairmort: and Il
fourth teacher is TO be appointed.
Fairmont--Prlncipal, j. Waiter
Barnes; Miss Irene Myers, first as
sIstant; Charles w. Eyans. Of Tny
lor county; Miss Ella ~. Miller.
and Miss Lodisa Pride Of Fairmont
Shcpherdstown Principal. A. G..
Kllmer; A.. NJ; G.. y. Miller. Of Jof.
ferson county, first assistant, Migs
Pearl H0He, Wheeling; Miss Hattie
Johnson, Wood county, who has
just graduated from Dcunisou Uni.
ycrsity, Ohio.
GlcntiIe-PrncipI. ". u. Hell
mick a. NJ; Miss Mary v. Smith.
ClarksJug, first assistant; Thos.J
llprdmsn GiImer county. and Miss
Lizzle ArDuckle, GfIuicr county.
Marshall College Thos. r..
Hodge, pJncipal;John VI Simpson
Point Plcsstnt, first assistant. MISS
Jessie !lolderby, Cabcll countv.
and Miss Mary McKcndree, Cabcll
county.
Concord John y Secency.A.B.
principal; y Is llolroyd. A. N.
Mercer county, first assistant. but
will become vacant if Mr. Holrcyd
becomes n candidate for House Of
Delegates; G.. A. Fulwidcr. Grccr-
bricr county; Miss Mamie McCrccr.
Mercer county, and Miss Saloam
son, Monroe country.
A change was made ir tnc Eyccu
tive Committee. of Gleudvillc. and
the new committee walt be cJmuosed
~ Hon f. T. Kidd Hon. C,
.|.. t m ..rF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
Low Rates to Denver, Col.

The Baltimore & Ohio r. II. Go.
will sell round trip excursion tick
cts TO Denver, Col from all points
on its lines east Of the Ohio River,
July 18Th, 20th and 2lst. good for
return on trains leaving Denver
July 9th, Ausust 2nd and 25th
tickets will also be sold % Denver
August 9Th. 9th aud 10th, valid for
return passage on trains leaving
Denver August 10Th, 25th and Sep
tembcr 18th.
The rate from Baltimore and
Washington will be $47.4O and cot
respondingly low rates from other
points.
Passengers taking the b. s. q.
have a choice Of routes. going via
Pitisburg, Akron and Chicago; via
Grafton, Bellairc and Chicago, or
via ParkcrsDurg. Cincinnati and st..
Louis; double daily service Of cx-
press trains, with Pullman sleeping
and duning cars ON al routes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19

The Summer Normal School IN
the Academy here closed last Fri
day after IL very successful and
pleasant term. There was an aver
age attendance Of about forty in the
Higher Department and Prof.
Holden says IL was The best school
he has taught yet in the courtyard
he is well satisfied with the general
progress Of the pupils, who all did
well with two or three exceptions.
The most Of the pupils here from
distance have returned to their
homes to await the Institute and
examinations. Prof Holden will
now take q we'll earned vacation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19

in the annual adjustment Of
postmasters' salaries just made at
the postclice Department, the fol-
loving West Virginia officers re-
celved increases Anderson, from
81 900 to s1.1OO; BlueGeld. from
81 600 to 81, ZOO; Davis, form 81. -
300 to 81 400; Blkins, from 81 900
to 81 100; Warrington, from 81 200
to $1,000; Point Pleasant, from
81 300 to 81 400; Sistersyille, from
81 800 to 81 900.
These increases IN the bostmas4
ters salaries are based on the IN.
creased receipts OF the Offices during
the past year.
The salaries Of the postmasters at
the following Offices were reduced
because Of = falling OF in receipts
the past year Charleston, from
g., 700 to g, 500; New Cumberland
from 81 800 to 81 200; Piedmont.
from 81 200 to $1,000; Wellsmrg.
from 81 500 fo S1.4Oo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
CuURCn MATTERS.
MlLLrrsponr. Lnls ). isei

MlLLgEspoRr. July >. 1891.
TO the careful observer II is cvi.
dent That too many names n,t
erascd from our chttrch record We
Tear III sdute instances that the
work done is without law or mercy.
The committee tj rev'se the cLurch
records is in sessions. undcr n sour
apple tree where M cluS codld be
thrown. class book before them and
discipline m hand. 1t Is II anv
when some member OF the com
mittoo can have revenge and SEC
that brother L. or j. IA irohpcd
from the church Rhd the bhurc'i
made clean aud pure. Tho great
day Of wrath is come and who sh,l
bc able to stand ? A umo is rcaN.
some member Of the coinniitteb hrs
some personal matter against him.
and with rcjhot falsehood in his
mouth he IA dropped. There is nd
time for the pastor or committee
TO visit him and pray With HIN.
Only one thing to do, mark him
expelled and on 1t goes. Stitch nc.
tion Is no more or less than little
ness, vanity aud selnshness. Little
things make great trouble. Ono
reason Of this Is there are SO many
little people to dcal with, Sucli
llttleness as that is all too co,unD
Persons leave the church FOR very
trivial causes. One. because he il
not given tho recognition lie thinks
lie deserves, or another because OF
sdme other imaginary slight What
should be done with stitch llttld
people? ? Kindly but firmly resist.
for there IS no disposition more ex
crciscd 10y natures essentially little.
Vanity and selHsluess, theae ai'o
twin evils. They are usually found
together. The vain person is selli.l,
and the selfish person is vain, nrd
both are DANGEROUS elements III
society. They are never to bd
trusted. Thoy will stop at nothing
If IN order TO accomplish their ends
the comfort OF pl ospertv or healtli
or morals, or even the life OF per-
haps the soul Of their neighbor
stands in the way. they do not hes:
itnte TO trample 1T down If IL n
vain ambition to be esteemed wise
or popular the love OF note rictv
which impels many in tho mad racj
for prciernlcnt III church as well ng
state, till in most cases Instruction.
moral and political rs rencbed.
g. w. MENEAR.
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Teachers Institute and Examinations

The Teachers Institute for Pres.
ton County will be held in Terra
Alta beginning August 18th, and
continuing Eve days. Persons de-
string 30 teach must comfy with
The law in regard to attendance.
Examinations will be held in
Terra Alta. August goth ard 3Ist.
in Kingwood, August 22d and 23d.
Teachers win De expected 10 tass
at the place nearest their homes.
an Interesting and instructive seq
sion 81 Institute IS anticipated this
year Prof Tbos. G.. Miller viii
be the Instructor, with Prof. Ruins
Holden and Prof G.. VI. Ford rs
assistants
Citizens are cordially invited Go
attend tho Institute Your pres
cuce viii encourage as.
LORAfN FOETNFY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19

From The Terra Alta oracle.

From The Terra Alta oracle.
We desire td correct I'M crrof
unintcntonally made in our Iasr
weeks issue. In that issue WI
stated that Mr.. p. A. Fox hui
gone to Pitlsburg TO attend the
funeral Of bis mother. MIR. Fcx
was called 10 Plttsbufg by thc
severe illness Of his mother, but:
we arc glad TO note, tho agtd lady
recovered some. what from the al
tack, and when Mr. Fox left that
city on Saturday last his mother
vas getting better.
Jaries Messenger, "a son Of Sam
uel Messenger, who lives near tie
u j.. church, had the misfortune.
IN Tucsdny evening TO fall ou q
scythe and cut his hands very badk
The man WIS carrying two new
scythcs IN each hand, when l.c
trrppod and fcll severely cutting
his left hand. lie came at once ~
town for surgical aid, which W.
rendered 10y Drs. r. r.. Frey and
:. VI. Scott. II was fonnd ncccs
sary 10 nmputatc the little finger Of
the lcft-haud.
An effort il being made TO get ~
% grand tournament contest H..
Terra Alta during the week of ~
Teathcis institute. which will iG
held here during the week bcpin-
ming August goth, 1894. II is tfS
Intention 10 get Kingwood intcrts'-
ed in the match and haze that toa
furnish an equal number Of fidr-
as Terra Alta. II will be endcayor,i
to have all entries in by July u
one week from next Saturday. 1H
prizcs will We as fOlloWs lst pr.zt
$40 rn gold; I'd prizp. $40 in eulf,
2d prize, s. in gold The tonfu
mont will bee held in Mr.. T. r..
Whites beautiful gfoyc.0n WcIn.
ney aftefuoonj August 22d, ~
o'clock Good speakers viii fe
present to make prcstua'u
speeches y d The match wifi prob
ly be followed by grand tourn
meut ball. what say you, King
wood ? let us hero from You.
Know All den By These Presents.
PLEASANT Hill. W. VA.
July ID. 1901
This is 10 certify that JOSH II
Summers is the Champion Earrf
Snake Hunter of the State OF Mar. q
land Up to datc he hae slaneh
cred - Of tfeso reptiles. Uc boz.
tends 60 beat Tie record Of "R.,f4
Snake Pete of PcnnsTl3auia % q
ecason. Jos'9h lives ON Sna.vs
Mountain. Garrett county. iu r..f
state. IS % great lover of t''r @o.
and l1kcs to hunt fo- larger gam. 70,
scason, but killing rattle snakos -
r principal 1rIlh.
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REEDS AGE.
The Young Editor of the rclearnm
Made Famous.
Nrom l'he clarkshnrs Ncw !

From The ClarksburS Nows
Editor Reed Of the 7ciegydm is
mounting the ladder of famc u score
OF rounds ut time, Ills pedal cx-
tremiIi"s now grace tho topmost
round. A few years ago he was
known simply as the handsomrst
newspaper man that pushed u quill
IN this State. Shortly afterwards ne
bobbed mp ms The most graceful and
polished orator that ever stood upon
- West Virginia rostrum. But
honors like misfortunps never come
singly. MIR, Reed attended the re-.
cent Republican League Club Con.
ycntion at Faimont last week. At
that meeting ho introduced Mr.
Richard Allcn who Is l03 years old
and no doubt the oldest Republi.
can in the State. In recent issue
OF the Edentag 7clcgrom at Philo.
dclpha there appeared tie follow
ing item
"Stuart f. Reed. or Harrison
county, W, Va. attended the Re-
publican League Convention at
FaiFmont, w. Va, the other day,
and was introduced to tho convcn p
tion as tho oldest Republican in the
United States, Mr.. Reed is one hun
dred and three ycats of age and is
still in good health"
Mr.. Reed is now receiving letters
from all over the country front Re-
publicnns asking for his photograph
many Of them Offering TO pay n
handsome price for the same.
Others write and ask for his views
upon Republicnnism. Some have
inquired whether or not he ever met
the Father of His Country. while
others are equally as anxious to
know if he met their grandrathers
in the war of 1912. To say the least
MIR Reed has been grcatly overtaxed
IN reply to all these inquiries aud to
say that it is I'LL mistake and that
he Is n Young man yet far removed
from lifc's mcridirn. But the
worst phase of the entire matter is
that the Clarksburg girls happened
across the item in the Philadelphia
paper ana OF course were unable to
understand how n newspaper, espcc-
tally great city newspaper, could
lie. The result was that they doci-
dcd that they had discovered what
they bad been in search Of for these
many days-the age Of the editor OF
the Telegram. or course Mr.. Reed
will be able to explain matters in
time, but to say the least, he, at
present has more notoriety on his
hands than he cares for.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19

] his is the way the situation
looks to Senator Davis, Of Mime
sofa, the Republican whose raking
down Of PETER Will not soon be
sorgotten Il have looked into
this matter as lawyer. and my
judgment is that the President has
gone about this business as q law.
yer. lie has considered his ground.
become acquainted with his author
ity and powers, and then gone in
TO exercise them i'm righteous
cause and for the good Of The gon.
cral public. lie has not exceeded
his authority ono whit; or the
contrary, he has not as vet exhaust.
ed IT.. II the Federal troops arc not
sufficient for this emergency tho
State militia is at his command.
The President can swear The militia
of the various States into the SER.
vice Of The United States, and then
send them to Chicago or any other
point whore their mobilization may
become necessary. The Conetitu.
ton is broad enough In this case.
and the President is intrenched
unou if."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
She Didn't Take with the Gentlemen

She was refined. intelligent, and
no' bah looking. but somehow she
never seemed TO take with the gen
tlcmcn. They didn't like her list
less WAYS; they said she hadn't any
"snap' about her. Poor glrl. she
was suffering from functional irreg
ulnriticS. aud It was actually impos
slble for her to take much interest
IN ANYTHING. But II chance clme.
One day sine heard of DR.. Pierce &
Favorite Prescription. She pro-
cured a bottle. and she hid not
taken half ITS contents when she
felt like another woman Now she
is IN the enjoyment of perfect healt II
and has suitors by the score. No
woman need suffer from functional
irregularities and weak 1tsses. Tho
"Fnvorifc Prescription is safe
and certain cure for all the weak
oesscs to which woman are peculiarly
subject
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
A CALI.

At a meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee OF the second
District Of West Virginia. held in
Martirsburg. on June 10th. 1894, the
committee fixed NJ the basis of rep.
rcseutation. one delegate for every
fifty votes cast at the last prcsihcn.
tial election, and no delegate for less
than fifty. and iiXcd the time. Wed.
ncsdnv, August 29th. at 1880 u. m.
and Marlinsburg the place for hold
ing the Convention. to nominate a
candidate for Congress from said
district.
All Democratic Executive Com
mltiecs "f the respective counties
composing the Second Congrcs
sion,l District viii take the ncccs-
sary action in sending delegates to
the Convention.
STUART w. WALKER,
Chairman.
JoSEPH s. BRAGoNIER.
Secretary.
Excursion trains will be run on
all railroads mt reduced rates for
delegates and all others attending
the Convention. Speakers Of Nat
ional reputation will he present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

IF YOU have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease, write to n. w. FITZGERALD.
Washington. -. G. Ilo is IA citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
F'0IitlealIp aIpz S.
: So = R5DaSAs5Ea aSA
NATIONAL. CAPITAL.
Our Weekly Letter from the Home of
"Uncle Sam"
WASHINGTON, ID. c., !
Iuly II 1904 (

WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
july Il, 1894
President Cleveland and his Cab.
met are almost swamped with tele-
grams from every section Of the
country congratulating them OH the
courage and promptncss with which
they have brought order out Of
chaos and prevented what 80 enc
time looked like it might be II revo-
luton. and volunteering and to any
imaginable extent. in both men and
money. The President and his ad =
visers believe that the wort is over,
but they none the less feel proud Of
the confidence reposed in them bv
Congress and the people and will
continue their efforts to deserve
that confidence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
HOTEL CENTRAL.
GRAFTON, w. Va.

LOCATED NEAR ALI DEPoTs.
Obliging and polite porters.
Reasonable rates. Well lighted and
Free SAMPLE Room.
4 well kept Bar Of fine Wines, III
quors, &c, lately opened.
Fine whisky specially.
n. y. MCAVAY. Proprietor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19

DR.. Plerce's Pellets cure constipa.
tlon. billIousncss. indigestion and
headache. One Il dose.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19
DIRECTORY.
Statr Oniclnls.

Governor William 4. MaoCorkle, Eanawha
County.
- ''etary Of state William r. Chiltcn, IA
eawha county
titOr-tsaac V. johnson, Barbour corn.v. .
Ir, ,iSurer-JOhn NJ. Rowan, Msnroe county
Attorney "eneralr =. Riley, Ohio county
ASSt. Attorney ticn'l-O. ID Cook. Ohio county
Aupt. ot schools Virgil \. Lewis Mason Co
tiutInt GsnsrIl-Ja-nes A. Hollsy, Lincoln
county.
state Librarian charles Iiagan Marion Co
Private Ssc'y 20 Gov John Il. White.
Ciief cierA Auiitor'S % Ohce-Wtn. 4. Cracratt.
" Sec'y State = Ofice--ts o. Chiffon
Supt. SchuolS' ." II ! CgraSS
Treasurer 49, Percy Rowan
=" Adit. GeR.'S A."
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.onn nmriais.

Mtvdr -tutds K Monroe,
Rsopr tpr-Felix Elliott. Ir.
C,t1cii us1.-G. a nj Martin Wm' F. WanCar,
Wyirp, g. Fsather. Will 4. Thomas ard T..
+ ~, Scrssint -charle, W. Dorsey
societies
Rrlants ~ ryfinas-f,ofgc rneets eyery Tdes-
day evening at their hall over J. W. Blakor's
tore AZ S.0l o'clock.
IN ts1sniert orler of odd Folidws LODGE
fsets every saturday evening at their hall iu
fiisR13's Rloek ~ sd1 o'clock.
G,itsn tdle gncagonsnt, No. 80. 7. ~. o. r.
ms@tt FirFt a1i Tlirl MONDAY EVENINGS ~
eq@h month. ~ tho Ola F6liowF Hail. over the
6GttdHcG.
Tho tnie1enient order Of GOOD Torpiars
b1tys 1s}tt evfrv Fri iav evening in tnc ~
q. y. y utu. ats.o) o'clock.
yKI2J rti2 f,Ige 70 H. Igmro5J5oyed ord, order Of
2 o'ci1Ft IN tiis Knights ~ PytlHas Hail over
Bltker's tdre.
SinSv ~ coaJcil. NJ s.. .tulior order .roi.
rstttv evsriqz ~ O'Clock IN The odd Fcl.
~ ~ Z 40 over the PostoGice
srt,tdt}9, ,L1lrS NJ ~ p and M-Meeis =. si.y q
y ~ ths Knight, of Pytbias naii over Bakers
stove
nv cN1gch vsv " W E'te-. Pastor
ss~vivss -Prateih11 ovsrv Sind ~ nj f0.71a WI.
hut N. Sundag school at ? p. m. class
MssH1fq g. N. Y01ng FDlts MeetinVa ~ $50 70.
y Fr,ysr Nostins every Thursday evening AZ
p,oti-t churcb Rev : ! Nulanoy, Pastor.
serrifveso'.'.@.sscoqd s2d Fourth sunday in esc1
Wsvtis's. Firsl ana Third sundsys at5.p II.
Presbvferfan church Rev. J. r. Wackeff
Plstor Proaching evsrv sabbath a. in2o IN.
a@ta9 e. o'e!oct sundsv School az 30 e n
~ z church - Rev r e smith pasfor
TTesghhg every fourth saoday in each month,
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su,rems Court or APPEALS.

w. English President. Mason county.
Henry Br1nuou Lewis Co.
III nar n. HOLT. Greenbricr Co.
VI. II. Deaf, Taylor Go.
Col. Charles lieiricN, Crisr. Ksnawha county.
-. :. Long. ClerS, Kanawha CO.
n. y. Riley. Reporter, Ohio county.
cbnveres At ca ulestsn second Wednesday IL
ya1utry; Wheeling. first Wednesday IN June
Charlesto wn, iirst We lnesday in september
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UNITED STATEs COURT.

Jul.s-T.J J jackson, Parker sburS, Wood Go
Sler S-l Y. Moore, Clarksburg, Harrison co
U. =. District Atry-C. G. Watts. Charleston.
anawhl county.
Asst. Dist. Attorney ey--Stulrt +. Walker. Mar.
tnsburg. Berkeley county.
4. =. Mtr>hat--S :. Vnso1. Wayne county.
Chict Deputy-A. X. Garden, Ohio county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-07-19

Senator Daniel, of Virginia, in
addition to being States Rights
Democrat Of the staunchest sort, is
known among lawyers as nh author
lty upon Constitutional lawyer.
His resolution endorsing President
Cleveland and his administration
:or the prompt and vigorous meas
nres taken "to repulse and repress
by military force the interference
OF lawless men with the due pro-
cess of the laws Of the United
States and declaring that "tbe
action Of the President and his ad.
ministration has the full sympathy
and support Of the law abiding
masses Of the people of the United
States, and will be supported by all
departments o: The government and
by the power and resources Of the
entire nation"
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fIr+t District-Jchn o. Pendleton, Wheeling
hio County.
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TART District --INhn d. Alderson. Nicholas G.
H., Mich ,lls County.
Fourth District James Capehart, Point Pleas
Ant, Mason county,
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