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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-09-16
MORRIS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
MEETINGS.

The Republican voters of Morris county are
requested to meet in their several townships.
boroughs and wards at the places hereinafter
designated. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th. 1898.
and elect delegates to the State convention to
be held at Taylor's Opera House, in the city'
of Trenton, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sud, 1898.
at Il o'clock M. for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Governor to be supported at
the ensuing election.
Also at the same time and place to elect del
egates to the Fourth District Congressional
convention to be held at Newton, Sussex
county, Saturday. September "a, 1898, at u
o'clock.
The several townships, boroughs and wards
on the basis named in the call of the State
Committee, are entitled to delegates to the
State Convention as follows
!. No. Del;
Boonton- HOPKINS Hall. 7.30 p. m......... 214
Chatham township Room,
Hickory Tree, 7.30 p. m.................... 15
Chester-Chester House. 30 p. m.......... q
Hanover-Troy School House. $50 p. Mp
Jefferson Bright's Hotel, Woodport, pm. "
Mendham-Town Hall. 80 p. m........... Is
Montville-Kanouses Hotel, D. Niece. a
Morris--C G Fosters farm house, p. m. l
Morristown-
LIST Ward-D alrymple- Hastings Co. Office,
Sp. m..........................
End Ward-Romine's carriage repository,
2. M. ..............:
3rd Ward-McCollum's livery room.
.. Observation-Disclosures. 114
4th Ward Carpenters Union room,
Mt. Olive-Forest House. Budd's Lake, 7.50
p M. -.......... ....-s.. .,'......' 70
Passaic- Millington Hall, p. m............1
Pequannoc- Mechanics Hall. Pompton
Plains p. m. ...-...,..-.......
Randolph stone school house, 7.30
.. Observation-Disclosures. !
Rockaway township -Stickle's Hall. Rock
away. D. N ......,...............,-..-. 2
Roxbury-C. S. Browns hotel. Ledgewood,
90 p. m. ......,.-...-.- ..............-..... !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co. store. p. m.
Chatham borough-Borough Hall. 7.3O pm.
Madison 8 Republican Headquart-
ers, Z 30 p. m. ............ .....,............
Mt. Arlington borough-Borough Hall,
q. Observation-Disclosures ~
Netcong borough brakes lumber office,
Z. 10 p. m. ................ 1a
Rockaway borough-Stickle's Hail. 7.30
p. m............s...-...s..a. -. .....s....
Port Dram borough School. house, 7.30
city t. o Of Doiver-Molier'a Opera House
p m-........,..,.,.......-, .......s.,....-.- re
Total vote. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-09-16

FRANKLIN MURPHY.
Chairman Republican State Committee
w. ScoTr SNYDER, Secretary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-14
hIr. and MIS-. D. G. Ogden III
tied friends 81 Fairmonf Tuesday.

NJ, ana MIS-, p g. Qgaen Yiq.
ited friends q FSirn,on TneSa aYs
Mrs. r. +. Stout left TUESDAY
evening for Chicago. where she
VIII spend the winter.
Wheeling manufactured about
Is. 600. 600 stoeies last year, "a:
cording to revenue oilice data.
When you devil : woman she
win always smile lilre she enjoy
ed It till you get near enough Is
reach. A cat acts the same WY.
Mrs. J, Z. Huffman. Of Illinois,
was in town the latter part Of
last week. and is now spending
. few days with friends at Salem.
Matthew Holmes, ex.sherin 81
Harrison county, was visiting
his brother. "A. G. Holmes, Of this
place, last week, he resides al
ClarksburR. w " Herald.
The two women who we're Or
rested in connection with theTays
lor store robbery on Monticello
last week were released Friday.
the officers falling TO ind evi.
dence against them.
a general invitation is extand.
ed to the citizens Of this city to
attend the public school library
entertainment. to be held st
Academy hall next Tuesday
evening, Jan. ls, at 9 O'clock.
An entertaining program has
been prepared, and . pleasant
evening is insured to those who
attend. Donation Of books VIII
be received.
Ray Paugh, aged ~, q son Of /
Andrew Paugh, Of Buckhannon.
was drowned at Bnckhannon
last week. He and his brother
were skating on q strip Of Toe on
the edge Of the river when they
went down. The younger brother
was rescued, but Ray was drown
ed. A search for his body was
instituted, and was found BY "A.
G. Gifin. This is q sad warning
to others.
The esteemed NetCs, after de-
voting whole pages ofits space in
vain attempts to dislodge the
TRLEcRAsr from its position as an
advocate of all those measures
that tend to promote the public
welfare, comes down to the con.
temptable substitute for Rrgu-
ment-the announcement that
the editor Of the THLsaRAsr ii i
blank idiot, whose head. as he
expresGes il. Is "a beautifnl Va
cancy.n What 4 sublime ending;
What glowing logic or course
the TELEGRAM has neither ability
nor horse sense in it's editorial
sanctum. If people want tos
look at brains we are led tosiufer
they must cast their optics upon
editor Melchisadeck Sperry. ofs
the Ne,os, whose head is not
empty-no sir. When you See
that head you look upon . vast
soldering confederation of
brains. Now. the TELEeRAM
must admit that it has no brains
to give away. We have justa
plain ordinary cerebrum, and we
are too busy giving all the news
to thousands Of good plain PEG;
pie to waste valuable space Civ
ing further notoriety to the Neics
and the massive brain that is
SO troublesome to its chief editor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-14

General Northcott - mentioned
for mayor.
Miss May AMMAN rs home from
. trip 70 Baltimore.
Ladies free tickets 70 the
opera house next Monday night:
J. q. Larrobee T. p. Alb. =
o. R. r. was here Wednesday.
Mrs. Gus spases is spending .
few days with friends in the city.
The cup that cheers Is noisy
piece Of crockery.
See the big minstrel parade at
noon today. &
Chas. NJ. Hart has returned
from business trip through
Randolph county.
Mrs. Frank Bland has return
ed home after a two weeks visit
to her home in Sutton.
Miss Lille King, Of Randolph
county, is the guest of friends in
town.
[ Hood Horror came up from
Lumberport Wednesday to at
tend court.
Judge Bennett. of Weston. is
acting as Judgein the absence of
Judge Hagans during this term
of court.
Mr.. Harry D. Comerford. train
dispatcher at Grafton, and Miss
Della McAvoy were married at
that city Monday.
Dell Gardner, Esq, Of New
York, was here Sunday attending
the funeral Of his father, Major
Gardner.
DR.. George NJ. Holt, dentist,
will be in Ibis Office at Clarksburg,
Feb. 1st. 1897, and remain
% days 2S-tf.
Huntington must be in de.
lightful financial condition when
it can pay its bills twice over and
never miss the cash.
Prof. A. F. Romine has return
ed to Morgantown, after a pleas
ant visit to friends in this neigh
borhood.
Charley Holden is attending to
the Acme book store with F. j..
Brock during the absence Of H..
L. Swisher, who has gone to
Hampshire county Dominion.
A Huntington man sheen az;
ilSrestea for striking another With
necksd hoe handl y 81
I q PeNnsboro man is langniShihe
in jail for assaulting neighboi
with shovel nosed plow.
VIM. Lanham, "a highly respect.
ed citizen Of this county. died at
his home at Sycamore Dale Dec,
2sth. He was 50 years old and
was a prominent member Of the
Grand Army Of the republic, and
WAS well known in Clarksburg.
An oil line near Jarvisyille
bursted one day last week and
before the leak could be stopped
several barrels of oil had es-
capped. Some boys who were
: playing near the line thinking
the would have some fun, set the
oil on fire and beforeit could be
extinguished several joints Of
the line had been destroyed.
The Monetary Commission is
sitting in Washington discussing
economic questions of the day.
What are you doing !? Their ac-
tions concern the nations good,
but how are you getting along ?
Are you saving your money ?
Are your earnings accumulating :
If you want to save advantage
ously call at R. T. Lowndes & Co.
Savings Bank and examine their
methods. Interest paid on all
deposits. 81
Hart Bros. have added an cleo.
trio plant to their machine shops,
which will furnish the light for
the night force which they are
now working in order to com
plete their Klondike saw mill
contracts. They expect TO have
the machinery ready for ship
ment by the 18th of March. and
will send machinists from their
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-14
". Il. MERRntAn,s SHOES.

Two prisoners escaped Ikom
the Fairmont jail Monday.
Dr. Truman Gore was in Graf
ton Wednesday.
Miss May Stout is the guest Of
friends ct Buckhannon.
Harry Wilson was in Wheel
ing the first Of the week.
A protracted meeting is in
progress at Cor Chapel.
Hon. G. W. Curtin, Of Sutton,
was here Wednesday.
Edmund Hugill was at Nor
gantown Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Gaylord is home
from West Union, where she has
been visiting her parents.
Mrs. Wyckoh has returned
home after a pleasant visit to
friends at Weston.
M. D. Helmick, of Fairmont,
was a business visitor here last
Saturday.
Several new houses are being
erected in Harrison's addition.
They will be quite an improve
ment to that part of the town.
A good many of the town boys
attended the grand ball given at
the court house Tuesday and
Wednesday.
There is no objection to a man
blowing his own horn, but its the
tune he alwayssele that makes
us tired.
The farmers in this county are
complaining of bad roads. Har-
rison county is sadly in need OF
a road improvement law.
Miss Collie Duncan, who has
been spending her holiday vaca-
ton at home returned Tuesday
to Gambler, Ohio.
Mrs. James Sheets, ofthls city,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Riley Gregg, of Grafton. this
week.
County Clerk Highland issued
1914 marriage licenses in 1897, an
increase of "a over last year. No
doubt cupid has them coming her
way.
Miss Belle Jones, of Buckhan.
non, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Criss, on Main
street, left for Washington, D.
/ G., Tuesday.
Officers arrested six men q
s5chn .ss!e ss ]; sE
charged with breal zing ia anf
robbing q store at Buck shannon
They were taken back to Upshul
county and lodged in jail.
Mrs. Cora Hertzog who ha.
been employed as trimmer a
Miss Mollie Glancy's milliner es
tablishment on Main street, fol
the past few months, returned t.
her home at Pittsburg Wednes
day.
At Martinsburg last Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Washington, colored
told his flock the negro race
would be much better off if there
were fewer S. hats on 8 CEN
heads. The same might truth
fully be said of some white flocks
in this neighborhood.
Representatives of the Goa.
miners met at Charleston last
Saturday and organized q new
.ta+o aeeociation. the main fea
ture of which is to avoid strikes
and settle disputes by arbitra
ton. Afull set Of officers were
elected. The organization is un
derstood to be opposed to the
United Mine Workers.
Brell Corpening, highly re-
spected citizen of this comfy died
at his home near Craigmoor last
Sunday, of consumption. and was
buried at Mt. Zion cemetery
Sunday afternoon. The deceased
was a son of the late Noah Cor
pening and was well-knowr
among the business men of this
CITY. He was Al years old and
leaves a wife and four children
Mr.. ]. H. Clemens died at his
home on the Point last Friday,
Jonnarv n 1898. of throat trouble,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-14

1Tasnos A. Wasson. MARION county,
Q, L. Tapping. Of Weston. Was
here Tuesday.
A word to the wicked is SUMO
ient-if you call him altar.
Hon. John Rnhl was at Park.
ersburg Tuesday.
Robert Gardner, Of Chicago,
was here last Sunday.
Mrs. B. R. Blaclxtord returned
to her home il Parkersbur9
Monday.
Henry Hawker, one Of Salem's
hustling business men. was in
town on business Tuesday.
Mr., Lane K;mball II Prpntv.
town. is visit;ne her brother.
Richard Pike, in the east end.
lost Fonnta,S ,,ren.t,nier
viii, nlsasa leave NJ ssSsyer.s ma
cot reward II
1ohn steva,.t IA bas re-.
turned from Z v,sIt Il, friends at
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~ ali1se sne pa1S1e' ,
JESSE Day, . notorious char
acter and we'll known in police
circles here, was arrested a
Parkers burg tuesday, charged
with stealing q SET OF harness
from the Y. 9. vi company a.
that place.
Thieves broke into Mort Nc
Clung1s chicken coop one nigh
this week and robbed him OF 9
dozen nice, fat pullets. Nor
says they were kind enough te
leave him his old turkey gooler,
which ne has been trying % ge'
idNof for the last ten years.
Col. Hugh Sterling, member
of the Hospital Board of Direc
tors. was taken suddenly ill a
the meeting here this week. His
condition was SO alarming thai
1 his wife was telegraphed for anc
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-14

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lady teachers.
Mr.. Dan Ogden was at Wheel
ing on business last Saturday.
Rev. Guy Crook, OF the NJ. =.
church, South. visited friends at
Parkersburg Saturday.
Hon. Q. n. Vincent, Of Hunt.
ington, was here yesterday
looking after the Short Line.
Miss Jennie Dempsy Is visiting
friends in Wheeling this week.
Read the TELEGRAM and you
will learn the latest happenings.
Mr.. .Purdy, roadmaster of the
M. K. r. Co. was here Wednes-
day.
Leslie Shane. Of smithton,
spent a few days here with par.
ents the first of the week.
A. Caywood Rittenhouse was
in town on business the first Of
the week.
Attend the library reception at
Academy hall next Tuesday
night.
The new bank at Pennsboro
opened up for business last Mon
day.
Some Of the boys about town
have recently learned that play
ing with loaded dice is a shaky
business.
Rev. Ben Stout preached at
|.Acade envy; hall last Sunday morn
ing and might. He will hold
meetings IA this city every two
weeks.
Prof. @. @. Showalter and wife
Of Pruntytown, are the guesst Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Steel in West
Fairmont. They may become
permanent residents Of that town
before long.-Press.
1.-The neatest store in town
that is what everybody says
about the Rewes grocery store on
Main street, (recently owned by
Mr.. 81. F. Criss. You can al
ways get fresh and frst-class
groceries at this store and it is
the best place to buy candies in
town. Give them q call-it will
pay you. eff.
Wood Bros. Planning Mill Co.,
Of Wheeling, who constructed the
Traders building in this city,
made an assignment last Monday.
The total assets are scheduled at
$53, 627.37 while the liabilities
are listed at 1923. 9sl.30. The
Wood boys have a host Of friends
in this city who will regret to
learn of the financial trouble
which has come upon them.
This city is badly IN need Of an
organized fire department, and
steps should be taken by the
town council to perfect an orga-
nization Of this kind. Grafton,
Fairmont and Morgantown have
we'll organized fire departments
uniformed and kept up by the
city. Why shouldn't C!arksburg :
| With. a little announcement from
our city dads and citizens who
have property at stake within
the city limits. this town could
have as good. If not a better, fire
department than any town in the
State,
Two costly freight wrecks oc.
CURED on the West Virginia 4
Pittsburg railroad Wednesday OF
this wesk. One Of the cars at
tached to the north bound
freight left the track in . cut
near Roanoke, Lewis county,
tearing up the track ndiniuring
the car. Near Rollyson in the
afternoon of the same day. the
caboose and two or three freight
cars were thrown from the track
by . defective switch frog. and.
the ca6oose and one car smashed
into kindling wood, and two or
three other cars badly damaged.
No one was injured in either of
the smash-ups.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-14
MAILS AND PERSONALS.

ocALs and PERSONALS.
< REED 8 Co, HARDWARE.
Hon. A. A. Lewis, Of Weston,
here Monday.
Raw. G. L. White was in Wes'
Tuesday.
cr.nville Bartlett is on q visit
friends in this county.
The worst of all sisms' is the
sumatism.
lamar Robinson, of Prospect
a1lev.was hereduring the week.
NJ III. Warden was elected
,yor of Weston Tuesday.
1ssse Hagerty, of sardis, came
town on bushes last Saturday.
M. R. Post, Of Jarvisvllie, was
re Wednesday.
p W. kennedy, of Grafton,
ashere the first Of the week.
Mrs. M. A. Nusbaum is away
an extended visit to New York
"a Philadelphia.
Ed. Davis has returned from a
1t to his mother, Mrs. Atkin-
IN, at Charleston,
You will find a newsy letter
ON Jarvisville in another col
mn.
Bishop Peterkin preached two
ary interesting sermons at the
piscopal church last Sunday.
John Dana, of Parkersburg,
as a business visitor here
Gednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Jenkins, of Parkers-
brg, was a visitor to the city
e first Of the week.
Aber y. Smith left last Mon
SCR E.lof Ea he M
Bend the winter
az. q. Sanders mas returned
rom a visit to friends at Wes-
on.
Quite a number Of strangers
he in town this week attending
curt.
: Jim Day, one of the wheel
lorse Republicans Of Jaryisville,
vas a pleasant caller at this Office
tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Coffman has a
most excellent line Of stamped
mems. embroidered silks, need
es and hoops. 1926.
1.-THE Macauley-P Patron Company
s,the attraction at the Grand all
ext week. The company comes
kell recommended,
Congressman A. G. Dayton
as announced that he will again
L d candidate for the nomination
l 4 Second district.
day being the first day Of
court brought a large
10 town and the streets
a a metropolitan appear
d Of Elks will be estab-
kt Morgantown this
|...1 is estimated that there
ID er forty charter mem
c.1. Superintendent Law
IS Tuesday. He had just
81. rom his annual visit to
he 5 throughout the coun-
.| e Mccain is attending
i. the Mary Baldwin
Staunton, Virginia
listing there as stated
stissue.
aster Wise, of Wheeling.
Rrmed by the Senate last
were also the new ap-
at Sistersville and
urg.
Haymaker moved into
dsome new residence on
reet the first of the week.
ower, Of the business col
i'll occupy the house va
| y Mr.. Haymaker.
oil we'll in the Hood. Nor
j Id is being watched with a
j aeal Of interest by the citi-
i Lumberport and vicinity.
II, -,a1J ,,rovoe a enccncc IL
The record-union., 1898-12-07
State Agricultural Directors.

1t was reported in San Francisco yes
terday that Governor Budd had there
announced his reappointment of Fred
Cox as a director of the State Agri-
cultural Society, also of Park Henshaw
of Butte, in place of J. E. Terry, term
expired.
A San Francisco paper stated a few
days ago that Peter j. Shields, Gov
ernor Budd's private Secretary. would
succeed Edwin F. Smith as Secretary
of the Society. Friends of the latter,
however, say there is nothing in that
report, and that Mr.. Shields will en-
gage in the practice of law when he
leaves the Governors office.
The record-union., 1898-12-07
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
j. M. Cross Loses an Arm and +.
Miller Shot in the Thigh.

AS the outgoing Placerville train was
passing Twenty-first street yesterday
morning printer named r. M. Cross
attempted to climb aboard, but missed
ms mold on the step guard and fell to
the ground. His right arm lay across
the rail, and before ne could recover
himself the wheels of the coach passed
over the member, crushing it below
the elbow
AT the Receiving Hospital City Physi-
clan Nichols and Assistant Physician
ogden ministered to the injured man,
VINO was then taken to the County
Hospital to have his arm amputated.
cross had a companion with him at
the time of the accident, and both
men are said to have been under the
influence of liquor.
SHOTGUN ACCIDENT.
While en- route to this city yesterday
morning in a wagon Frank Miller, a
young farmer residing near Woodland.
badly injured by the accidental dis
charge of a shotgun, which he carried
by him in the wagon
When near Davisville the wagon
struck an obstruction of some sort and
was upset. Miller was thrown out, as
also was the gun, the latter being dis
charged. The contents of one barrel
took effect in his thigh, inflicting &
terrible wound
The road was one not often Travelled.
and in order to secure relief the in
Jured man had to drag himself along
as best he could for a couple of miles
toward another road. BY waving his
hat and calling loudly he was seen by
two men who were driving toward the
city. They went to his relief and
brought him here, and he was taken
to the County Hospital.
The probabilities are that his leg
will be saved.
The record-union., 1898-12-07
BE CAREFUL ABOUT PORK.
Board of Health Finds Hog Cholera
Near the City.

The City Board of Health met in
regular monthly session at the office of
DIR. Nichols last night. The business
was purely routine, though one or two
matters of Importance to the public
Games to light.
There is considerable hog cholera
adjacent to Sacramento" runs DR..
Nichols report, ''and people cannot be
too cautious about pork" 1t is sup
posed that the cholera was brought
here by hogs that have been driven
through the county.
The quarantine has been removed
from the Perkins ranch, where a num-
Der of cattle died of anthrax some
weeks ago.
The city death rate for November
was 1915 per thousand, or a total of
thirty-eight deaths against thirty-two
for October. There were six cases of
diphtheria, one fatal During the
month there were fourteen births, eight
females and six male.
There were 492 inspections by the
Sanitary Officer. Thirty-one alleys
were thoroughly cleaned.
The record-union., 1898-12-07
MIGRANTS DAY.
The Rag-Tag and BobtaiI Element
Has an Inning.

Justice Davis yesterday sentenced to
the County Jail for one hundred days
three self-confessed vagrants-James
Murphy, William Grass and John Fitz-
gerald-but withheld the commitments
just long enough to enable them to get
out Of town.
G. Edison, another vagrant, will be
sentenced to-day. and John Cassidy, one
of the same species, got seventy days
right off the reel, and E. A. Fay forty
days.
The cases of Earl Rodgers, Georga
Mathews, William Fitzgerald, Fred
Smith, Robert Minton, T. Lane Henry
Gross, Frank Lewis, J. w. Jueen, James
Woodward, John Summers, E. L. Mar
shall, Peter Burns and w LIE Clair who
were gathered in from the slums on
Monday night, went ever till to-day.
Jack Hurley, a confirmed hummer,
pleaded guilty to being vagrant He
will be sentenced this morning, but will
be given chance to HE himself to
other fields
The record-union., 1898-12-07

admit any member. Both men were
examined yesterday by responsible
physician and pronounced in frst-class
condition.
The event will take place in the large
hail. and everything is in readiness.
The committee has an offer from
noted boxer TO appear in tryout to-
night with any good man the club may
see fit to.put against him. If the man
whom the committee has in view will
consent to try the stranger out a rat
Ting good show is promised.
The stranger is Pugilist Silverthorn,
who lately fought some top-notchers,
among them being George Green, Nick
Burley and others. The entertainment
will commence at p. m. sharp,