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JOHN A. coeKERILL DEAD.

A Famous New<pspcr Editor and War
Corr spondcnt,
New York, April IA special cable
from Cairo. Egyps. says that John A.
cock4rSn fhe ws31-knowa newspaper cor
respondent, d.eA tonight OF apoplexy In
Shepherds hotel.
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ROYAL court SCANDAL
Baron Schrader Fatally Shot
by Count yon Kotze.
IN A DUEL NEAR PoTspAM.
Schfader Is Prnssian Master Of Cere-
monies, Kotxe ex-Chamberlain.

Out of the Filthy Anonymous Let
ters That Won Kotze Was Charged
With writing-The Odorous Scandal
Revived, TO the Great Delight OF
the Socialists.
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TIE Spanish govern neUg "a planning for
ceseass &C TIE eoAs. x lie eve., OF war.
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Rough. wlntry, Changeabis Weather
produces cetarrhz. Coughs. Disorders Of
the Lungs. etc. which Jayne's Expector-
ant promptly cures II faithfully admins
tered
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
DEATHS DoINGs

The funeral OF Martin l.. ShaRsr,
which occurred here last Friday. Was
largely attended by friends from dis.
tinee. he party arrived herr on the
train at 10 O'clock aud went dircct t.
the cemetery. where short scrv ces were
held by Rev. Richardson. t'.. lutheran
Pastor from Grafton. Services had
also been held by the same minister
over as Newburg az the residence OF
Or L. l.. Lanham. The pail bearers
were a. j. Bouatisld and Col W j.
Laveile, OF runnelton, J. ii. Whitaker
and Martin Frederick. OF Austen, aud
DR., Nm. n Dent and W H. ShaGer-
man, OF Newburg.
Among those from distance in at
tendance We noticed the following
Mr.. aud Mrs Phil Shaifer. from Nor
gantown, Chester Shafler, from GAR
rett, Indiana, Or. Legge and family.
from Pittsburgh, Mack Shaffer Mrs.
Thos Kenny aud Mrs. Daiiy, from Pied
mont, Charles j. Welch. from Keyser,
j. Frank Burlcy. from Moundsville.
and others whose names we failed TO
get.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
oranesvllla.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
James Williams who has been suf-
iering for quite a while with feion
on his arm, is again on the mend
john Williams absented himself for 81
few days last week and came back from
81 George with "a handsome young wife
and has located in the property form
erly occupied by w. NJ Bishop.
H. W. Clements was Iatolv the ro.
eipient OF u dowery amounting to a.. 500
which he used in increasing the stock
of the store OF a. C. Browning which
he now operates, and We trust that he
viii prosper hugely.
Rev. Mathews, Of Terra Alta. gave MS
a sound lecture on Sunday evening ON
the subject OF the Millennium. 1t IS
surprising To notice the number of sub.
stantial ideas that gentleman explains
SO clearly on the subject
Our Sabbath-School picnic and tourn-
nmoni passed oil very nicely aud seem.
ei to afor a pleasurable pastine To
quito number. There were plenty of
strong drinl, 90 be had, yet 10 SCENE I
as though the people had respect
enough 10 u &c IL Alright and not 10 dc.
Stroy the pleasure of others G. q.
'Ieets won the first prize in the tourn-
rmeni race which was a Gue new sad.
die. Our base pail nine crossed bats
with tine Corinth nine and came ont
one Score ahead. The boys all seemed
TO do good playing and both teams
seemed To BE- well satisfied with the
results. The Terra Alta Brass Band
furnished music f,r the occasion and
deserves much praise for their music
and department The young folks had
a cake w'liS and dance at night which
was well attended, but cunninp
young man captured the cakes and
b"aSted OF having the best Of the oc-
elsiou We We're little Interested TO
see quite number OF fellows at the
p cnic wearing badges with the picture
and nam3 OF William G.. Brown on
them and we hope 10 soon see his
u'tuc Us II I'm W. O.. Brown, since we
think that he richly deserves the title
SALANAEDER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
Huason Hanpnninrs.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
'Rah for Billy Bryan, Billy Boggs and
Billy Browni
This is the month Of picnics, Democ-
racy and oysters Ice cream is now a
back number and oysters will have q
whack OF public favor, as every month
chat has an "R" ia it is an oyster
month.
Misses Nellie shrock and Maudo
Bishop are spending few days with
friends here.
We noticed the smiling face Off. G.
Gale in our midst O. few days ago. Floyd
10 certainly long in this world, without
joking about the roatter, either.
s. s. Galloway and family were the
guests Of j 81. Galloway Sunday
j. j. Martin, Of Valley Point. passed
through here last Monday We often
wonder if the officers OF Justice Of the
Peace aud President Of Che Board Of
Education ire incompatible?
The sing at Harmony Grove on Sum
day evening was "swou affair" to
use "a small boys expression.
John Graham aud Miss pisa Wolfe
were nt Pisgah last sunday.
j. vs.. Gibson wos working for SOL
onion Walls, OF Pisgah. the past week.
and A1aroi Gale for j. 81 Grbbio
We are glad 20 know that some Of
our Republican friends are going 90
repent OF their sins and come over To
the side OF The Lord aud Democracy.
The more the people get their eyes
opon, the more they are able 60 SEQ
that q two-hundrod cent dollar won't
help poor man TO got out Of debt. nor
viii 10 ne The mortgage Off The farm.
Crops Of all kinds arc immonse. but
especially tho crop of free siivcritcs. as
they arc getting 90 be thicker than
hddlcrs in that place chat Bob IuQcr.
soil says do-en't exist ~ things CON
Times to come our way wo may move
20 make 10 unanimous
Messrs. ]. G. Gibson. W O Walls and
Miss Isa GIBSON attended church at
P.sgah last Sunday niglit
IAasIu ~cntruo.
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RoWlesburg Stln Holds the Belt as
the Champions ofPreston County.

This is the King
t5s sSl%N wood tooster since .he
- " 49, Nsleged game of base
bah, played at the
BAH Park here last Saturday afternoon
between Rowlcsburg and our club.
There is quito change iu his appear
ence since last week. Then nc strut
ted around proudly as cock OF the
walk" but now his tail feathers drag
in the dust aud the "whanpdoodle
monrneth for its first born" our bows
had been playing good ball for some
time, bnt Saturday when they should
have played the best game OF the sea.
SON. they put up the worst game they
ever played. aud let Rowlcsburq walk
oil over them. Ina fact. our BOYS were
not in IL at ALL and let the Deltas shut
them out again, and worse this time
than before. The Rowlesburgers were
in prime condition and played ball like
machinery, with hardly any errors at
ali ON their side, whereas our fellows
made nothing sc but errors from
start to finish. Ia fact. we lost the
game in tho first inning. when the
short stop threw away the ball and let
three men cross the home plate for the
visitors. This took all the nerve out
OF our fellows and they gave up and
played with no snap at all after that.
Luck was all against Us aud all on the
side OF the visitors. Our boys batted
Smnllwood pretty we'll, but every time
hf a.
foul or If a fair ball, it dropped right
into some fellows hands or so close
that IL went to FIRST base aud out On
the contrary, when the visitors hit "A
ball they knocked il right where no.
body could get il i'm time and even
when our fellows did get It, they threw
IL away. Some OF them had about six
chances and made about thirteen er.
rors We had eight men left on bases
TO Rowlesb urg's three. Seven men out
on fly TO Rowlesburg's two. Several
times our boys struck home plato at
the same time the third man got out
at first, SO that il did not count Then
our catcher got finger bursted and
could not catch, but Hayes Sapp, from
Gladesvilie, was present and took his
place. lie is the best catcher ia the
county, but never having caught Deut
before, he WAS at disadvantage.
The umpires were Capt c. G.. Daw-
son. from Bowlesburg, and Jas. w.
White. OF Kingwood and the scorers
were Col. Bill Lavslle, from Function,
and j. Slieell Brown, Of 6iugwood
Here is the score by inning aud the
names of players.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
alnan,rilln

Correspondence oftho Argus.
Mrs. Il ), Nclch is on the sick list
james Shahan is able To be up some
of .he time.
We are having some nice weather at
the present
Nathan Street Is recovering from a
spell OF sickness.
Mrs Wayne Richardson was at KING.
wood last Saturday.
The firm OF Zinn 4 Sharps has had
their Warehouse whito,washod the past
week.
George r. Jackson attended the q. A.
r. day at the camp ground last Wed.
nesday.
Nathan Sueot aud sons arc hauling
their machinery FOR their rolling mill
from Independence.
There has been several people from
distance come here TO attend the
association this week.
Rev. Il. L, Mercer prcached his fare.
wcll sermon in the Gordou NJ T.. church
at 1889 a. IA. last SUNDAY.
MIR and Mrs. - G. E,uu aud liti,
son John, we've visiting at Nc Wavue
Richardson's last sunday
Tho Enworth League was ted l,y Miss
Cyrcna Gordon az the Gordon M. T..
church last Sunday night
Edwin c 2inn was at Independence
last Monday after a loaf OF goods for
the firm OF Iun & Sharps
Rev. H. NJ suodgrass. Of Falrmon,
lectured In the Baptist church last Sat.
urloy night TO "a large uudienco
Rov j. D. Timmons viii preach his
farewell sermon m the Blntist church
at lo'So "A. m, ON sunday the 18th.
Jason Rorcr, who has been travelling
for boot, comp ny as State Agent ga
visiting his parents, MIR and Mrs. Wi.
liam Roger
Mrs. Della ShnlSlcford and two chill
drcn, OF Farmont, nre visitinq her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William II. Brown.
at Browns Mil
Those attending the camp meeting
from here were Mcssrs. w @ and Grint
Walls Harvey Linton. Ray. $ b.. Dick.
Wade, flaso and u. s. Sapp. a. w
Louzc and payton Brown. John w
Massie, O w, Edwin C.und G. w linn
and Misses Matte Martin. lIa Linton.
Grace. Gale and Stda sapp. Minnie and
Marry linn and Emma Jackson
There was social at L Boycc's last
Wednesday night and ouitc good
time was reported The clock OF time
had almost struck another dav ere tho
guests departed The lads aud lassos
slowly wended their way homeward;
the gray dawn Of morning could bc
seen in the east ere they renched the
ever remembered garden gate when
the brave hearted lads had 10 kiss hcr
quick and let har go, or her na would
spoil his (cAlico) jeans
TIT AND TAT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
Pisgah Items

corresp 0ndence of The Argus.
The sick IS better this week. we arc
glad 90 say
ira Gibson and sister lisa. were visit
ing at Jesse Gales last Sunday
Hurrah for Bryan and scwall and all
other good staunch old Democrats.
Ethelbcrt Griffin IS visiting his uncle
W. w. GriOble. and some one else. too.
W.. &C. Thornton gave a splendid talk
or 'Prodigais' last Sunday night at
the Pisgah church.
Alonzo Walls. wife and little daugh.
Ter Mary, arc visiting Mr. Walls moth
CT, Mrs Eugene Walls.
Miss Gay Hnl OF Laurel Run. was
the charming guest OF Mrs Harry
smith last Saturday and Sunday.
John Graham and Miss Dizzy Wolfe.
of Hudson, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Forman Saturday and Sun
day They also viewed the scenery az
Che Cooper Rocks" Sunday
WfCN0H.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
pranaonzille

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Miss Attic Spurgin, OF Somerficld.
Pa, was the guest OF Il. y. WaddelI
during the past week
VIM. Moore and wife Of Fairchance.
Pa, were visiting friends and relatives
in this vicinity last week
Invitations are being sent ont for a
leap year party next Saturday evening,
given by Miss Isa Copeman TO the
young people Of near here
j. l.. Barnes and sister Miss Jennie
were attending teachers institute at
Pittsburg last week, after which they
opened their schools near there. Both
have school terms Of nine months and
are popular as teachers
One OF thc most pleasant affairs of
the season was O Sunday. School picnic
az the Gutherio School-houso grove
near here on last Saturday A lengthy
ana iutcreat ting program was arranged
ana rendered 10 manner which rec
iiected honor upon an the parficipants
ana Afforded pleasure ~ large nu-
dicuca. The affair was conducted on
t'rely by the SundHy-ScbO0l at that
place and under the Immediate charge
OF Che upcrintcndent. Mr. g.. D.. Myers
The program consisted of "a number Of
well rendered rccitatiOns by both Tina
older and younger members OF the
school. int porsed with vocal music
Rev Orr delivered an address touching
upon tne relation of parents ~ children
Iu regard euulaY-5cuOol attcudauca.
cnpua ihluE thc leet that Impressions
made upon tuc Cuild'e mind fu oarIv
years afo Of lifelong duration and
should Doe Of such nature AZ to adj
purity and stability to the character
which controls tbe man or woman in
after rclrs Rev. Jeremiah Thomas
also addressed the audience on Che subj
Ject OF chId-traning of thc three
classes physical, moral and intellect
Hai. , Doe address was very interesting
and tho speaker made some very cool
points Iie made prominent ~ fact OF.
ten overlooked. chat physical frninioo,
is often sacrificed for moral and frfei-
ioctual, especially The latter st The
time of mans fret posse sion of Tho
earth tne Bible tells ua che average
age ol man Yves about eight on uine
hundred years. in Che time OF King
David 10 was rocovuiled ~ bo tbree
ecoro auI ten, statistics show the avcr-
are age ~ MAN t1 D. % litUc less chan
tnirtr-thrce years at present other
lwprowptu addresses wero made by
Heasre. Brown. NJ MarslcvshurV PA
and David Clppett ~ Glade Faroq
we would MOT neglect to mention that
one pf the most pleasant features OF
lhe whole ohF was tue inviting dinner
prepared Dn Che grounds iu a1urdanoc
Afler 900. this f truly one of tho essen
tais ~ 70 picnic
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Rawlossurr

Norrcspoudence of the Argus
bouotlcs>ly next in number 60 the
Bryan aud Scwdl Clubs OF this state.
comes the various fishing clubs OF this
town, and Il Bryan and Sewau votes
arc secured at a ratio OF 10 votes 10 one
fish. and each club makes catch equal
20 that made 10y the Laurel blossom
Hunting and Fishing Club, under the
leadership OF the long and veteran
argler, ii. b CaSseaay. this state viii
roll up n Democratic majority unprc.
ccdont In The history OF the Mountain
State. Many pounds of the huuy beau
ties have been brought In since the
opening of the season by tho various
clubs, but IL vet remained for the
Laurel Blossom 10 tip the beam at the
thrce.p1und mark, and that, too. after
they had stayed the stonachs of forty.
eiwht hungry guests, besides the NOM
bers of their cluh during their encamp-
mcnt The catch consisted OF cat. g"
salmon and bass, and not few OF them.
siN-poundcrs, besides three OF the larp.
est turtles we have ever seen tnlScn
from the waters of Old Cheat. As the
latter were "a very unhandv article to
divide amongst SO many, it was decided
TO give n banquet mainly OF turtle
SOUP And Mrs a.. NJ. Smouse, being an
expert at soup-makng, aud volunteer
ing her service. and the following even.
ing The scene al the Smouse Mansion
We'd with That of an old-time Kentucky
barhacue, ami score or more of cal
loused and chaied feet OF both sex were
chncked beneath the bounteously filled
table and not until the buttons began
to fly, were they Withdrawn The
writer was fortunate enough 10 have
MS gastronomieal machinery lubr,catod
with bowl OF the delicious nuid.
J. NArER TANDY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03


on last Friday evening. as per an.
nouneement in our last issue. was rem,
dered II highly entertaining musical
and sociable Mt the elegant home OF
MIR and Mrs. j. M. Crane. The pro
gram, as published last week, was rem.
dered amid frequent applauseS MIR. r.
j. Crogun aud Miss Anuabel Hoke
were encored the most heartily by the
audience. The following topical song
was written for the occasion by Mrs.
G. II dollhouse. who is u summer guest
at Liberty Hall 1t was rendered 10y
Stanhope Crane aud little MISS Bell
house
TOPICAL SONG.
William B. 10 William Mex.
Music don't want TO play in your
back yard"
Once there ran side by side
Two candidates.
First name was Just alike
Tempting the fates.
Free silver one adored
And il is said,
Some common sense was there
In his pretty head.
Conventions over
His speeches tell,
Bryan goes arm and arm
Out with Sewall.
One day a reckoning came,
Hot words were said
You can pay in that coin"
hut the other said
CHORUS.
don't wantto pay ia gold coin,
] don't have 20 any moro.
You'll be sorry when you see mo,
Sliding in the White House door
] will holler in your Senate
For / am Warrior bold,
And you'll never cruelty me
On the q. o. =. Of gold.
The proceeds OF the entertainment
amounted to IS and will be donated &c
the Soldiers Monument Fund.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03

The Democratic platform FQes straight
TO the mark in every plunk aud every
paragraph, and the reader has never to
think twice what tho precise meaning
Is. IL il tho work evidently Of men
who know what they believe aud what
they want. and whG give oxpl,ssion TO
their beliefs and their wishes ia tho
simplest and lucidest language possible.
10 ~ tho money question, OF course.
that forms the backbone OF the platform,
AS 10 is Che ono vital issue Of the hour;
aud the money question is treated with
q yigor and force that Will leave nobody
IN doubt ms TO what the position of Tie
Democratic party ON the subject is
New Orleans Times Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
RE rs ON RrcoRn.


Inc A'oitcy OF tho Next Administration
Already Given out.
no man stands stcadier ON the plat
form than William j. Bryan, and no
man is better fitted to advocate and de-
fcnd tho faith Of his party. He long an
todated the convention I'm the promul-
CATION OF tho doctrines which the plat
form announces Had the delegates not
adopted single resolution they would
have written a magnificent declaration
OF principles in the nomination of this
eloquent and gallant Nebraskan, who
honors his state as much as his state
houors him.
The public will not have 20 wait DAYS
or weeks on months TO hear froia him
ON the prime items of tho Chicago plat
form. He As fertile graceful and skill
tul I'm the use OF Language, but on tho
indolihlo questions % tho hour no will
not seek to befog tho people with uudu-
lating phrascoiogy. Indeed, he has an
ticipatcd the convention. Flo IL ON reg
ord, and that is why no was taken by
the Democracy as thor candidate Tor
president. The policy OF the next al-
ADMINISTRATION, il it shall be headed Nv
Mr. Bryan, Is already officially given
ont
Ho is admirably suited 60 tho solution
OF The current political problom--hov TO
consolidate the bimetallic sentiment OF
the country. He viii command tho
Democratic vote In tho states whore tho
cause OF tho people IL uppermost, and
ho Will take away from the third party
mon tho plea that thoro IS no old organ-
i2atiou in which they cnn fnd iustict.
His nomination will stimulate tho re-
formers ili finance 60 great efforts I'm the
congressional districts He is the sirn
In the political sky that tells that II is
worth tie effort 10 send legislation for
the peoples money TO the White House.
Eycry Intelligent man knows what no
will getting IN the matter Of prmci-
pc "A ar. Bryan ia elected Lot US sny.
further that they will get a man OF
dignity, self possession and thought, a
man who IL moro than good enough for
tho chief executive Office az the greatest
republic of all time and man who
viii appear in Che Biographies Of preel-
dents and rulers ns the nblost one in tho
presentation of good cause --Cincin-
matt Enquirer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
she was Willing

j. r. Jones Is. Nettie @. Gale 20.
Will r. Morris ~, Eena Braham is.
Lewis j. Cupp So Mary j. Everly go.
Dock Born 20, Hattie Mckinney. o.
William Hatfield . Alice Cassed y
20
Abel W. Conner is, Anna r Shaver
20.
Noah t. w Huffman n, Sarah @.
Rankin 21.
James 81 Kelly %, Nora Ellen
Mausl "a.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
Change Of the Hour Of Services

From September lst, 70 May LIST, the
services at the NJ T. Church will be az
the following hours Glass meeting,
$780, Preaching. 1890 and 1880, Sunday
school, 200 and Epworth League. GEO.
j. CnUB0ETT. Pastor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03

Tho law by placing tho yellow metal
and the white metal ON tho Same foot
INK, 10y establishing fixed and invnri-
able ratio between thom, has made thom
really single money. m. Cornuschi,
French Delegate 20 the Monetary Con-
ference of 1881.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
Announcement

l hereby announce myself as an in
dependent candidate for the Office OF
Justice of the Peace Of Portland dis
triet aud solicit the support of all my
friends AT the coming election.
ALnERr q. MASON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
30 For Americnn Tln.

The only way that tin Is produced i'm
this country for commercial purposes is
70 import tin ingots on bar tin chiefly
from England and Wales from which
"shcet tin" or "tin plate" il mann
facturod There are tin deposits in this
country, bat they have only been work.
cd cSpcrimontally and spasmodically.
Practically the ortire output thus pro-
duccd has been used in tho manufactures
OF Mckinley tin buttons for use IN Re-
publican campaigns. Exchange.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
Gone But Not Forgotten"

Out at the Irish Ridge Literary Soci-
ETY. last Saturday night. y special fare
well performance was given by VIII
Emerson, previous 10 his departure for
"a more congenIal cli,ne. IL seems that
some time since he got on razzIc-
dazzle and undertook 20 brenk uD a
meeting down at Lhe church on Eirds
Greek, and the trustees fired him out
Of the church and he threw rocks "a.
the preacher through the windows
Several from that place were summon
ed before the Grand Jury here this
week To indict him Tor H. and getting
wind OF it, he made arrangements 70
emmigrate, but concluded 20 give one
more seance before making the change
for his health, and so broke out at the
Irish Ridge School House. lie was car
rying a heavy load of "tangIe-foot"
and had everybody afraid Of him. lie
threw chair across the house and
talked loud and swore long and finally
got one Of the speakers down and set
on him 20 shut of de bate. being more
arbitrary than Car Reed himself. Next
morning Dr.. J. s Hartley, who was
there, went before Justice Miller, OF
Tunnelton, and made complaint. A
warrant was issued for Emerson and
William r. Shaffer deputisod to arrest
him. The young man was at the camp
ground Sunday morning, but getting
word OF the warrant. lac slid out aud
escaped Shaffcr watched for him all
day sunday, but some Of Emerson's
friends bad posted him and he il now
seeking other scenes OF conquest. lie
b. brother Of Seth Emerson. who dis
tinguished himself two or three years
ago by getting into a bad muss out on
Birds Creek and cutting another fellow
badly lie was on trial here in tho
courts several times about 10 and now
10 seems that his brother also. wants 20
establish his reputation as % tough
character
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
To the People Of Preston

j viii resume the practice Of the law
IN kingwood, September j, 1896.
r. W. MONgOr.
August TO- 1896. SIM