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 charged with a serious offense, but after investigation by Major Moore was exonerated. In the accused officials de- fense there testified his wife, a young and buxom lady, upon whom the major cast sheep's eyes. After the investigation he intimated that he would like to inter rogate the lady in private. Eager to help her husband the fair witness kept the appointment, but was mortified when the major locked the door and proposed cer- tain terms which she construed to be the price of her husbands ex- oneration. With extreme difficulty she escaped, but although the evi- dence against her husband was too weak to convict him, she was not allowed to elude the discriminating eye of the secret service agent. For months she was fol- lowed and importuned by Major Moore, who tempted her with invitations of lit tie dinners by the sea and other delights, but all without avail. The fair wife. scorned to yield to the advances of the8 man mean enough to take advantage of his official position and she only confessed the cruel persecution in the satisfactio1 inspired by The Calls expose of similar charges against Major Moore.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
Sudden Death of LIEUTENANT JAMES E. NOLAN, Fourth
 Cavalry, PresidO Yesterday Afternoon
Sudden

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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
ISAAC s. BELCHERS WILL. The Bulk of the Decedent's Estate
 Beuueathed His Widow.

The will of the late Supreme Court Commissioner, Isaac S. Belcher, was filed for probate yesterday. The instrument is olographic and bears date of August g, 1898. The testator bequeaths each of his children-Martha B. Cooley, Richard Belcher, William J. Belcher and Robert Belcher-the sum of $100. The residue of the estate is bequeathed to Adeline N Belcher, widow of the deceased.
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Federal Grand Jurv Impaneled.

The following Federal Grand Jury was yesterday morning by United States District Judge de Haven: Nathan Bibo, c. S. Benedict, Clarence W. Coburn, N. P. Cole. l.. c. Cnopius. Horace Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06

l.. Whitney, Duane Ballard, John Hews- ton Jr., Frank s. Kelly and M Kahn. the court and the jury retired for the pur- pose of completing organization.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
Hearst Libel Suit.

The argument of counsel in the libel suit of Claus Spreckels against w R. Hearst of the Examiner was by consent continued in Judge Mogan's court yester- day till December 10 at II o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06

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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
A Number Of Witnesses in the Case From Delaware Arrive With
 Detective McVey.
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George W. Gerhard, John L. Haskell H. Keenan, F. w. Marvin. l.. " Merle, Henry s. Mannheim, A Pallies, H. A.
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
GRAMMAR AND LITERATURE.

Inc intelligent study OF "a Lam
gnage requires the close cxamIna
ton and the clcir understanding
OF It's facts and productions. The
facts Of a language when placed IN
IA systematic order involve the avs
of the language and give rise TO l;s
grammar. The productions OF n
language historically treated COM
prise it's literature. The knowl-
edge OF n language involves an &C
quaintance with it's laws and an
understanding Of It's facts and its
productions. The productions of
q language are earlier than its
grammar, but you cannot know
either grammar or literature apart
from the other.
Grammar is a systematic exposi.
tlon Of the laws observed IN the
composition of literature. Its func.
ton is 20 learn and set forth the
laws of a language as observed by
The great writer's of a nation, such
as Shakespeare, Dryden, Addison,
McCanley, Everett, Holmes and
Others.
Grammar is q science OF imita-
ton, but not optional IN its forms
or inventive IN Its rules, as both
are general statements Of facts
ascertained from classical authors.
Authority is the great principle
recognized in grammar, the au =
thorIty of classical writers. Thus
the forms and rules Of one language
are not authority for similar forms
and rules in another language. The
grammar OF a language is to be
learnt in its literature, but the two
are not identical. Grammar is a
stone, literature is the wall; Gram.
mar is a branch, literature is the
tree; Grammar is a rivulet, liters.
turo is the strenm Grammar is \
pathway TO the temple which is
the treasury Of the great thoughts
constituting the productions OF
literature of a language.
ITO be Continued
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
Notice to Voters.
State Of West Virginia, County Of
Preston, to-wit

State OF West Virginia, County Of
Preston, to-wit
At % County Court held Tor said
county at the Court House thereof
on the 3rd day Of October, 1898.
by an order Of said Court made
and entered Of record, the voting
place at Precinct No. 3. in Port
land district, was changed from the
School House on John i. Jones
land, 10 tho "WbetselP' School
House. on the lands Of Michael
WheteclIs heirs. and tho voting
place st Precinct No. /. Pleasant
district, was changed from the old
store room ut Valley POINT 10 the
Hall over the store room OF Gibson
Bros.
The voters Of said places OF vot-
ing VIII please take notice.
Csc a. Walls,
Clerk Comfy Court Preston Co.
Oct. =, 1898. At
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The Democratic State Conven-
tioI., Of Massachusetts, IN session
at Worcester this week, passed
strong resolutions endorsing the
Chicago platform Of 1896 and
Bryan for President, and free coin.
age at the ratio of is to /. The
following ticket was nominated:
For Governor, Alexander b.
Bruce, OF Worcester.
Lieutenant Governor, Edward j.
S%lattery, of Framingham.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
Hurry Lloyd, of Boston.
Treasurer and Receiver, General
Pierre B%onvoulier. of lIolyoke.
Auditor, Charles +. Parker, OF
Boston.
Attorney. Patrick f. KIlroy, of
Springfield.
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oJs NEW YORK LETTER.
Prom Bullets 10 rsllOtts Getting
Down 90 Business.

Special CorresponAene OF Tns Arors
Tue air - as clear as crystal. the
sky il taking on IA darker blue and
although IL Is warm When tie SUI i. =.
merriam, notwithstanding rlam-
narion's discovery. vet the cool nights
an mornings makes rs feel that FAN
is getting right down to business.
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt has been
nominated for Governor. The fearless
characteristics manifested by this gem
tleman in the past do not inspire N.
with any idea of his being shy of any
future charge he las to keep. IL was
"A short step, i'm his case, from ri6e-rangs
to almost royal regnancy from bullets
galore TO ballots a-plentv. But Teddy
STRIVES always minces matters never.
His majority over Black was magnif-
cent.
The death OF Fanny Davenport re-
moves from the stage not only one of
the fairest women. but one of the
cleverest and most talented and PAINS
taking of American actresses. She re.
tanned to the last her fine dramatic
RRNfRAPa e DtahNl III
conscientious devotion to art Now
adays, many sweet creatures seem To
think that big, round eyes. "a mop OF
curled -possibly bleached-hair, an
even supply of dentals, thanked by a
lot of curves and dimples, a rounded
shape" and a capacity for posing,
wearing pretty gowns and gliding
through the scenes OF Il play constitute
the requisites of an accomplished
actress. They should remember Miss
Dayenports career and her unvearIed
application. While, no doubt, apprais-
ing her wonderful personal charms at
their precise value as an accessory to
her calling, she worked as hard for
her successes as though she had been
the homliest woman i'm the profession
instead of one Of the handsomest.
A striking hat is a big black velvet
afdir IN amazon shape, trimmed with
costly black ostrich feathers and
an immense bow OF coral velvet
Little girls from three to seven years
will again wear coats and big bonnets
en- suite. of lustrous bengaline, trim
med with fur. A perfect dream of
an outfit of this kind, shown by Bast
& Co. is of dainty pink bengaline,
trimmed with rich cream lace ind otter.
The large catalogue issued bv This
firm will be sent any where on receipt
Of fonr cents in stamps. and nlustrat cs
the latest of everything worn by boys
and girls and babies, from hats
To shoes. Their Dewey sailor suit is
especially liked by patriotic boys.
While the report is that draped
skirts are going to be very fashionable,
those showing bands, panels. revers
and circular founces are more fire.
quently seen. The plated faa effect
in black is still considered stylish,
especially in seven-gored skirts.
A passion for peltry is manifested in
every department Of outer garments.
At Lord & Taylor's where the very
cream of all apparel-producing cpun-
tries is displayed, one sees even white
and light evening gowns of the most
transparent weaves, trimmed with
dark furs, and with most exquisite
effect. EVELYN CARTr.
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PLEASANT
NJ. +. DENT, Sec'y.

This is to certify that a conven.
ton was held at Valley Point, in
Pleasant district, Saturday, Octo-
Der /, 1898. for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the fol
lowing named Offices, to wit
For Commissioner of Counts
Court, j. J Kelly.
For President Of Board Of Edu-
cation, W. A. Wolfe.
For member OF Board of Educa-
ton, w. G. Gibson.
For Justice of the Peace. uuex.
pired term. Elijah Livengood.
For Constable, unexpired term,
Levi Zwyer.
j. A. WOLFE, Chairman.
MCCLEIJAND HARTMAN, Sec'y.
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WILL 1T COR

We refer TO the mustachr. u
almost looks "that-a-way." From
From an increasing number OF
faces, it is being swipcd or, and
the ungulariiy Of the average face
made more noticeable than ever.
Did the nominees in the last Presi
dcniipl campaign set the f,shon,
or did the sierner sex OF the Amcr;
can people tacitly agree On making
a change? Or have the l,dics DE
cided that Il hair brush over a
mans month is in the way at par
t'eular times? l. it 40 longer true
that u kiss without a mnstache l..
ike an egg vi bout salt? And vet
the usefulness OF the mustachr "a a
coffee strainer is az great ms ever.
What Is The world coming 10, any
way? II Is said the Roman EN-.
pire persisted from the failure OF
the crop of men. Can i; be the
great American Republic will 90
down because the mus,,che is no
longer permitted to qaiyer IN the
breeze?
And vet the past comes round again,
And new doth old fulfill
Before the close of the Mexican
war, it was the rule for men TO
scrape the whole face, with the oc.
caslohal exception of a patch in
front of the ear. Only military
mep dared wear the mustache. The
gold seekers in California came
home "bearded like the pard," and
though at first they were mistaken
for pirates, the wearing of more or
less beard became a custom. But
for q long while the older men left
q large clearing around the mouth,
and "a hideous fringe of hair next
the collar, while ministers seemed
to think il a mortal sin not to
shave the upper lip whether they
went any further or not.
0RSFRVER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

We desire 10 call special attention
10 the change IN the notice Of pu b.
1ic speaking az Terra Alta next
Saturday. The meeting will be
held at night and will be addresssd
by Col. W. W. Arnett, Of Wheel
ing. one Of the ablest. wittiest and
most eloquent orators Of the State.
a. viii be impossible for Col. Nc
Graw 20 be there, owing 70 the
mammoth Democratic meeting M
Warrington that day. at which be
ls to be the orator Of the occasion.
The Marion county convention and
Senatorial convention will both be
held there that day, and there will
be an immense crowd there. and il
wac thought that Mr.. McGraw
eOnld DO mOre good there than 10
Terra Alta, hence the change.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
ENGLISH GRAMMAR
And It's Relationship to Language
and Literature.

Language and Order OF Study-Grlm.
mar and -Cosuate
branches Relation - Logic and
Rhrtoric-Prcs-DtatIons Divisions,
Outlines. u Diagrams -False Syn
tax and Use-Punctuation-bsxicos
raphy-DiIerencc Of Grammnrians-
Source OF Pursst English-Yocabu-
lariss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
LYON DISTRICT.
NEwBuRa. Oct. /. 1S0

NEwBURG, Oct. ], 1898.
Hon. j. Slidell Brown,
Chairman Dem. Elk. Com,
K%ingwood, w. Va,
Dear Sir Lyon district Demo
Gratis held their convention here
to day. Mr.. F. M. Sapp was called
to the chair. On motion, NJ. Il.
Dent was made Secretary. The
following nominations were made:
Leo S. Miller, of Gladesvllle, for
Commissioner of the Court.
Hon. Il. Is. Fordyce, of Newburg,
for President of Board of Educa-
ton.
S. NJ. Rogers, Of Gainesville, for
member Of Board of Education.
The Democrats of this district
are much enthused over the pros
poets Of the coming election. and
don't believe that the postmaster
will be able to deliver the required
amount of Democratic votes desired
by Mr.. Dayton this time.
F. M. SAPP, Chairman.
NJ. Z. DENT, Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
GRANT DISTRICT.

The Democrats OF Grant district
met in convention, October ], 1898.
at Bruceton Mills. The meeting
was called 10 order by Chas. Frank.
hOusei, member of the County
Committee. j.. Il. Ormond WIS
chosen As temporary chairman, AZ
forwards nominated and elected
permanent Chairman Of the con-
vention. Victor Cuppett was nomi-
mated and elected Secretary Of the
meeting. The following persons
were placed in motion and nomiua-
ted for the following district Offices:
Justice Of the Peace, Wm. a..
McGibbons.
For County Commissioner, WIN.
NJ. Wolfe.
For President Board Of Educa-
ton, H. j.. Frankhouser.
For School Commissioner, J. y.
GribbIe.
FOR Constable, Silas Beerbower.
j. T.. ORWCND, Chairman.
VIcTon CUrPErT, Sec'y.
The Portland district Democrats
postponed their meeting 1T Terra
Alta ill next Saturday afternoon
on account Of tbe speaking there
then. So lar we have no report
get from Reno and Union districts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The Peace Commission to settle
the result Of the late war, is now in
session in Paris, aud Gen. Wesley
Merr It., the American Military
Governor Of tho Philippines, has
arrived in Paris to appear before
the Commission and detail the
views OF himself and Admiral
Dewey in regard to the Philippines.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

Clarksburg seems to be an nm.
lucky place for Presbyterian preach
ers, as the following news item
from the daily papers would Indi-
cate, coming just at the time OF
Rev. Whites trial and expulsion
from the ministry.
Rev. G.. Doyle, formerly pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church,
of Clarksburg, but lately of Zanes-
vile, Ohio, has been suspended
from the ministry on account OF
gambling, drunkenness and the
like. Rev. Doyle left Clarksl ure
last year deeply in debt. He was
always sporty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The president of the Iowa State
University has died, and the trus
tees have under consideration the
appointment Of n new man for the
Office. They are considering DR..
Raymond of our University for the
place, and have asked him about
his willingness to accept theeposi-
ton if it were rendered him. 1t IS
a very desirable field for work. with
a salary of $5, 900 attached.-Mor-
gantown Post.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CANDIDATES
The Conventions Held Last Saturday
Afternoon.

Tn accordance with announce
ment published heretofore, the
Democrats Of the county assembled
in the various districts last Sttur-
day ard nominated candidates for
local Offices. ms per the following
reports. Splendid selections have
been made IN every case, and there
is not "a man on the ticket who is
not we'll qualified for the Office he
is named for, aid deserving of a
hearty support from the voters of
bis district.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
KINowooD DISTINCT.

The Democratic District Convcn-
ton OF Kingwood district WIS held
AT townsville, October /, 1898. The
convention was called to order by
j. :. Brown. Chairman Of the
County Committee. Michael Lynch
was then elected Chairman and G..
f.. Bergman, Secretary, OF the
convention. The district officers
were then nominated as follows:
For Commissioner of County
Court, Vincent e. Cooke, OF Howes.
Vile.
For President Of Board of Edu-
cation, p. J. Crogan, of KIngwood.
For School Commissioner, @. b.
Bergman. Of rear Kingwood.
For Constable for snexpired
term, Eugene McGinnis, of Tun-
Melton.
MICHAEL LYNCH, Chm.
G.. E. BoRGMAN, Sec'y.
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VALLEY
REEpsvILLE, Oct. l. 1898.

REEDsvILLE, Oct. /. 1898.
Meeting called to order by EN-
DRY Gale, member of the County
Committee, who stated the object
of the meeting. The convention
selected DR.. VIM. Ii. McGinnis as
Chairman and j. NJ. G.. Fairfax as
Secretary. The convention nomi.
mated the following ticket:
For Commissioners Of County
Court, John W. Guseman.
For President of Board of Edu
cation. Richard boar.
For School Commissioner, Elliott
jenkins.
No further business. on motion
the convention adjourned.
DIR. w. III. MoGINNIs, Chm.
j. M. G.. FAIRFkx, Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

Governor Atkinson addressed =
fair sized audience m the Court
House here last night and told
some jokes and talked dead issues
for nearly two hours. There were
some points in the speech we Will
notice later on. rs We haven't space
this week. But that kind OF a
speech won't hurt anybody, and We
are willing for the Governor TO
have al The rope he wants.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

1t ould only add to the agony
Of the ournal to state that it was
no fault Of the Journal that old
veterans were not nominated for
the State Senate and House of Dele
gates.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The Administration seems de.
termIned to hold Col. W. j. Bryan
and his regiment, so as to keep the
Colonel out of politics. OF course
he can resign any time, but is not
inclined to do that.
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COUNTY TICKET.
For House or Delegates.

For House or Delegates.
East Side.
CHARLES G.. FRANKHoUsER.
Brandonville, Grant District.
West Side.
A. j.. BoNAFIELD,
Tunnelton, Kingwood District.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
GUsTAvUs j. CREsAP,
kingwood, Kingwood District.
For County Supt. or schools.
THOMAS O'HARA,
G~ladesville, Lyon District.
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20! sHAw,.NOWl'

Rev. Charles Il. Shaw, late pas
tor of the NJ. II. Church here,
rather surprised his flock last week,
by preaching his farewell sermon
Sunday and leaving fol Conference
In session at Huntington, as was
supposed by everybody here, but he
only got as ia: as Grafton, where
be attended the Episcopal Church,
Tuesday night, and was duly con.
firmed in that faith by Bishop Pc
terkin, of Wheeling, who was there
to take In a class. Rev. Shaw was
at once assigned to work IN the
ministry of the Episcopal Church
and sent to Charles Town, Jefferson
county, and is now packing up and
making ready to leave here for his
new field of action.
The whole matter was a big sur
prise here, ard was not known at
all till the word came back from
Grafton. Rev. Shaw had returned
here Wednesday, and it was given
out that he had gotten sick and
had to come home from Conference.
On u last page will be found an
account from a Grafton paper about
che proceedings there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

Or course, every candidate for
Office IN Preston county is an old
soldier, for which SOLDIERS" Ian.
ham, Scherr, Baker, F%ortney and
Candy are thankful.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The nomination OF Justin II.
Kunkle, the able and talented edi-
tor Of the Daily Dominion, 81
Morgantown, for State Senator
from THIS, the Eleventh Senatorial
District, By the Democratic Scna-
toriai Convention at Grafton, Fri.
day Of last week, is a.good one, as
Bro. Kunkle is a hustler and a
strong and ardent exponent Of
Democratic doctrine. 10 is a grad
gate Of The University and a young
nan Of exceptional ability, and
adds strength 10 the ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

Queen Louise, Of Denmark, died
IN Copenhagen or the morning Of
September 29th. aged 81 years.
She was the mother OF the Princess
Of Wales and the Empress OF
Russia. wife Of the late Emperor
Alexander Ill.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

III Grammatical foundation be not
laid deep at an early age. it will not be
laid ina such a manDe as 10 bear a large
suPerstructure."- KNOX.
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DISTRICT TICK En-


DISTRICT.
Member Of County Court,
VINCENT Z COOKE.
President Board Of Education.
p. j. CRoGAN.
School Commissioner,
CLEMENS A. BERGMAN.
Constable, Wnexpired TERM
EUGENE McGINNIs.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Member OF County Court.
JOHN w. GUsEMAN.
President Board OF Education,
RICHARD LoAR.
School Commissioner,
ELLIOTT JENKINS.
LYON DISTRICT.
Member OF County Court,
LEE S. MILLER.
President Board OF Education,
T. ID. FoRDYCE.
SCuOol COMMISSIONER
SAMUEL n. hoGERs.
PLEASANT DISTRICT,
Member Of County Court,
j.. j. KELLY.
President Board OF Education,
w. A, WOLFE.
School Commissioner,
W. c. GIBSON.
Justice. QUnexpired Term,
ELIJAH L~IVENGOOD.
Constable. CUnexpired Term1
LEVI ZwYER.
GRANT DISTRICT.
Member OF County Court,
WILLIAM MARSHALL WOLFE.
President Board Of Education,
l.. T.. FRANKHoUSER.
School Commissioner,
J. T. GRIBBLE.
Justice Of tho Peace, Unexpired Term)
WILLIAM II. MoGIBBoNs.
Constable, tUneXpired Term)
SILAS BBERBO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The Journal, the friend of the
old soldierI And the next day il
got the postohiceI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

o Hon. Charles r.. Caldwell, o.
Parkersbnrg, is an open and avowed
Republican candidate for the Uni.
ted States Senate. There isn't o
hair between Charley aud Heaven,
but there are several other candi.
oates between bin and the United
States senate. who arc running for
il like harcs.