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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
Che Crime.

Naggsby-1 understand Grubber
Is accused of rank plagiarism in the
writings he has been passing off as
original.
Waggsby-Yet one would hardly
cali him d thief. He is only clip
communicates Angeles Herald.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05

Hell knew the night i proposed
to you that you would accept me.
She Why, did 4 look SO foolish?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05

Mere in Stock.
Oh. de wind iH Ewinter whistle,
An de fros. In Ewinter sting,
An de nnow In Ewi1fer gather
Whah de blossoms ruBefer cling
But cheer up honey. an don't you stop
to sigh:
Oar. gwintsr DO another summer comm
By. an by.
Ain:t no use on Erievin'
Ant. Bout do roses when dey fade
An. actin. like dem blossoms
Wnnu de Eonlieafs aversmnde.
when de nunahfna tnlEes n rest, ynu's got
NO rtBnt Co crys
Oars Ewinter Be another summer comm.
by IAN bg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
Merely a Hint.

Mr.. slopay-I want a neat bust.
ness suit something in the way of a
malIplaid, / thought.
Tailor tsignifeantly) was
thinking Of something in the way
OF small check. - Philadelphia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
shiftless,

IT told You you might only kiss
my hand. How dared you kiss my
lips too 7''
a0h, a hand to mouth existence
always appeals to me. New York
World.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
Not pfsputinq It.

Mrs. Bickering They all told
me when ] married you that you
were fool, and now ] find that it is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05

Bickering (grimly)-I agree with
you. I was.-San Francisco Bulle-
tim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
THEE. LuaEDEA DHAEaRs.

Will Malesr c Tsst Case of tbe Rail- road Demura0s haw , Memphis, Tenn. April E.--A sTeoial t, The ComnssreAal.Appsal from .Iaolsoti,
 Miss, saySs
 The. Mississippi and Louisiana Ret ail
 Lumber Deaiesm' Association f1uishftd uieir
 session. this. afternoon and adtoWEnes1 to meet in, annual session in, the, ciry of
 Shrewepnt on 6eptemhsr 16s
 Before adtournmenA t,aA oouamittte . ap-
 poinfeds at tho lRs4 meeting mad@ their
 reports. On the recommendations sf the proper committees. the lumbermen of Mis-
 sissippr and Eouisiana decided to join the
 association in a test cass of the demur- raseN law of the railroad& charzigsg . de- murragen on all cars of funber that are not unloafDed in Q day after hetag dsliv. cred to, the consignees.
 The following efficers were elected: B. A. Tucker. SenatobiaA MipA, President;
 M. L. Alien,, Shreveport. La-. 'vice-Pres- fdents w.. C.. Harlow. YaxoO City. secre- tary and Treasarer.
 Directors--B. A. Tucker. Seuatobia; ". Gs Harlow. Yazoo, City; 8. l.. Hearn. West Point, ,Mtsa: A. A. Folks, Jackson. Miss.:; H. H. BarrctA Greenwood, Miss; IT.. l. Harty, Gresnvizie. Miss.; N. W. Burton. Pfckanss Miss: N. M. stebhim,
 Shreveport. Ea.s L.. L.. Spencer. Ham, naond. La.:: C.. c. Hardman. shrevmporf: .--- Mopitns. LaafAxsttsA and l.. Ausn. Shreveport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
ELKs INSTALL OFFICERS.
Jolly Banquet FOllows Interesting
 Ceremony.

After the installation of officers last night . party of about 100 jolly msmbsss of Moat- eonery lodge of Elks sat down to an siae- crate banquet and listened for one hour to q flow of merry, if not altogether eloquent. ora tory.
 The banauet was served in the spacious bil- Hard hall of the luxuriousiy appointed Elks home on Bibb Street and 1t was greatly en- joyed-
 The officers installed ana thstr predecessors were aa sollows:: N. J. 0geii. Exalted Ruler. to succeed C. T. Fitzpatrick; E. J. Meyer. Es- teemed Leading Knight. to succeed " ,. uFen; C. P Mcintyre. Esteemed Loyal Knight so succeed E. J. Meyer; A. H Montgonsry. Es- tesmsd Lscturtng Knight. to succeed Q. P. Mcintyre; W. J. Futile. Secretary. to succeed himself; M. L. GrieL Treasurer, 70 succeed himself; A. 4. Reynolds. Esquire. to succeed Chris wehawe: ". R. Wilkinson. Ttier. to sue cesA TtIford Leake: A. J. Messing. Ch@eaAin. to succeed himself; c. L. Campbell. Inner Guard. to succeed V. R. Wikinson
 The installation was conducted oy C. T.. Fftzpatrtck, Past Exalted Ruler. acting under sner,al derutation by the Grand Lodge.
 Tha bsnoust was tendered the members by the incoming and outgoing officers of the iodSe The tables were exuuisitefy decorated with cut flowers and the menu. accompanied hv choice champagne. was excellent.
 Annronriate remarks were made by c. I. rttenatrtek. L. C. Cardinal. C. P. Mcintyre "a T 0oodwyn E. J. Meyer. 4. H. Mont ~o,,,.rv Thomas H. Carr, ,. c. Haas. Judge f q Wood of Haynsvilie, who had just been initiated N J. Greil Dr. H. s. Persons. Al Reynolds and othersA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
} Newc in bTief.

Cee@.s=..:=sss@=szI THE original lists of tic registered voters of Narengo and Madison Counties have been received in the office of the Secretary or State. The lists show that in Marengo Coun- tv there are 2I6I voters and 4,535 in Madi- son. Alphabetical lists which show there are HAAS voters in Biount and i,78a in Monroe Counties have been filed with the Secretary of State.
 CHICK BREWER of Chiffon County was ar raagned yesterday before United States Com missioner John A. Elmores for retailing liquor without 2 license and Illicit distilhn& Brewer was held to await the action of the Federal grand jury under bond. which he made. SINCE the return of Rev. Neal L. Anderson from Talladega last night, 1t has been decided that services will be held in the Central Pres byterian Church this week preparatory to the sacrament of the Lorfs Supper.
 will meet today at 2 o'clock at the rooms Of the Commercial and Industrial Association 70 devise ways and means for an Alabama exhibit at the great fair. 4 MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday to Henry Ellison and Fannie Tucker by Judge J. B. Gaston of the Montgomery County Pro- bate Court.
 TEACHERS were licensed by the State Board of Examiners yesterday follows: Taiia- dega County. Robert L. Baileys Sallle B. Harkins
 THE Montgomery City Council will meet to- night at 6 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
THE PEn,uzIsL IlaouxsT.
It is Rather Q CemtanuAtion of, 1u
 dick IuvestigaxiOn.

It is Rather Q 0emtanuAtron of, Bur. dick Investigation.
 Buffalo. N. r.. April T.--Tee inquest into the death of Arthur R. Peuneil. which is scheduled to begin next Rxtaay before Judge Murphy. will be more.in the nature of a re-opsnin@ of the inquiry into the Burdiniz nnrdnr nzsvsaery than to deter mine wlasther Penzaelfs 6elath was due to accident or a deliberate suicide.
 District Attorney coaksworth has a. nouncea that he will @nnponae T. Frederick Psnneil. .aArninissrator of the Pennen estate and brother of thA dead man: Thanaas Penney, attorney for the estate and waIlace Thayer. vsho was Ren- neiYs conzsdsnttat fr.end anG advaeer for years.
 ~I intend at the ,Pennen jnauemk to virtnaIiy open the Hurdtck inaasest. Dsw- in@ that inquiry I shall sudsawor with the ccnssnt eE tho court to bring out aS much information as possible teading to clear up the Bur9ach mystsry. l balheve that the evidence brought out on the PenneH inquest will be Of value as hsar- inm on the m1rder." said District At- torney CoatSwor3h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Feared Consumption.

"I was going into an unnatural de- cline" says Mrs. Charles Lavigne, of No. 1917 Third Avenue. Detroit, Mieh. T was weak and thin, nervous and with out appetite, took cold easily and was afraid of consumption. could not sleep,
 was always tired and worn out. my color all went away and felt miserable.
 Good doctors treated me but failed to do any good and I was discouraged of ever getting better till friend told me of Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo- pie. I began to take them and kept on till I had used three boxes. By that time was an entirely different person. The nervousness had all gone. could eat and sleep. gained in weight and felt strong and well. My friends began
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Fish Food for Whole Season.

Halifax. N. s., April 7.--Cable advices from St. iPerre, Miquilon, state that a scientist in the employ of the French Government has discovered a bait fish which Is good for the whole season, re- placing the herring. caplin and probably squad. The experiment has been made on the coast oe Iceland. The French Government has patented the discovery and will probably prohibit the importa- ton of bait fish from Newfoundland. A naval commission will report if the dis covery Is suitable for deep sea fishing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
1. FOUR-TIME WINNER
0AAGER HI HARnIsoNf AGAIN
 MAYoE or SOHIOA0o.
His. Puraity Over. orasmse stswart,, thu Republican, Caadtdate,. iss 650AS-HA1rfssu,r rrcudaoff
 His vieteTy.

Chfcagu. April 7!--Caxter H. Harrison. was elected Mayor of Chicago today for thse fourth time, his plurality by; unofi- cials coannA oyer GRaemer Stewart. the Re-. publican candidate. being 6Qxss Tho tor tai vote was. Harrison, 148.32ss Stewart. 1ss. 475;. Crutses Indepeudentt uabos3s s.es0; Bfecken CSocialisD, us21a; Haines. (Pro- hibitionist).. 2ss4s. In. the last rnagosalty, election the total vote was: Harrison, Dem.). 15s,75s: Hancyy (Rep.l, 12s.4ls; Hoyt! Ero.l. 3.2SS: Goilinss, tSeotalist). 5.34s. Ths early returns were in favor of Stewart and at one time lie waa 1000 ahead. but the later returns cut down his plurality steadily and the Republican leaders in private conversation, admitted Stewartss defeat by about 60oos
 B The chief issue. in tils campaign was the traction question, botf5e candidates fa- voring ultimate municipal, ownersi1ip- of the street railways. Stewart advocated an. immediate (. .improvement3 off opnditionss imalaan1, the hsst terms pesstba4 with the |compnnfeN Harrison recommended Q. dc. l!lsy' until the city obtained wfsat it. d. lssired from tho companiess
 E Mhyor Harrieon said; tonight: "Iregard 1.-the present election. as less a. personal Ivictory for mysslf than as a victory for lmuniciunl ownershipr-a victory wa1icf
 ,siuuidl lead to tho development, of pub. | lie national as well as municipal utih'
 ties. Partisan lines were, cast aside tt les great extent. but tue result is at tfs
 samea time a substantial endorsement, oi Imy administration"
 me, Reu,rblicans, ele6teda John E.
 SmulsslA for City Attorney. by &7eo piu Ilraiity and Fred c. Bender for City Clera by s,Oo. The Democrats elect Ernes lHummeil for City Treasurer by a,W0 The new City Council will be ti1irty-fiv'
 Republicans, thirty-threes Democrats ant .Iionu Indepsndent Democrats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Passing TlIronS

The following Mobile lawyers were present
 upon the session of tie SngHeme Court yes-
 terday from Mobile: Messrs. Gregory L.
 Smith, F. c. Bromberg and Charles l.. Brombers.. l. W. Gray.. E.. H.. Faitts, William Ings and E. c. Ihnes-
 Mir. T. J. Carlisle. editor of The Enterprise
 Wecisiy. is, spending . day or two in Mont gomefy He is greatly pleased with the pros
 poets for future development in Coffee County . and in. all Southeast AlabamA.-
 Mr. W. H. Pickens. representing Jake Wells, , the Summer theatrical mauagsn came to the city last night. He is at Mabson's Hotel.
 MT. Wells will arrive today. MT. J. L. Henderson has gons on ( short visit
 to Jacksonville. Fla.
 MT. A B. Carlisle of Enterprise is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
NEGRO TEACHERS TO MEET.
Council to Address State Associa'
 tion Tonight.

The State Teachers Association a negro organizatioa will convene in Mont gomery tonight for session continuing throughout two days. The opening meet ing will be addressed by ". H. Council, the negro educator of Normal.
 The sessions will be held at Old Ship Church or Clinton Chapel on Holcombe Street and 1t is said that fully 200 dele gates will be present
 The meting will be called to order at 7:30 o'clock tonight by Professor c. 8. Lewis of Birmingham. president of the Association The principal business of tonight's session aside from the address oesCouncil will be the annual address of the president.
 The program states that Hon. l. W. Hill. State Superintendent of Education win address the meeting Thursday night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
John Most Released from Prison.

New York, April 7.-After serving a years imprisonmeuts less about tive behavior on BTackwelFs IszauG John Most the anarchist, has been released. Most was convicted for the publication in his paper, Frzleit, on the day President Mckinley was shot, of an article with the eaptoin, Murder and Murder" which was hebd by the courts of danger to the pa bile peace in that 1t was an indictment to murder of ruIers- This was the decis- ion of tine Court of Special Sessions, be- fore which Most was arraigned, and was affirmed by the higher courts. Upon his release, Most went at once to Union Hill, N. J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Saidv vThatsthe' Passenes rs didt Not l Have Bread.


 saidv Thatethe, Passengs rs didt Not ! Have Bread.
 New York, April 1.-The led Star lins steamsr, Soathwaril, Cantai Damn, ar : rived at hor- dock today fl pm Antwer p after prolonged passagA of nfaeen days in which she esercountarsdi terst tiAc weather Gale after gale came in constan sue ,cession. The steamer waa able to make very little heaidway. Her ast days run wass 2sA knots while 12a was the low Mpait of speed on Mamch 26 Sev gre gales with high seas prevailed ttroug bout the pas sage. Captain. Damn says the 6epthwark sustained no, damAUas, and .dhe only cas- ,uAlty was the death. of chit. in the ssteer- sage of acute pneumonia.
 Because of the deaaS tanesss was a bread famine in the steeHage, act ,ording to the passsneera The, second dAN of the famine the stearage. psRenGers sBtered the secends saloon pantry and llontsd it. Alter thiss tisee second oaain was compelled te I,gtve up part of it's ration to the stesr. < aree Chief StevMrd Ricasardsen saia Il trsAs be had no. bread fer the stesraSs in, nines daxA and sddeds
 |; 1t, waa. n npt my fau,t. Nwapted to, stnca the ship wlth, sufficient rati0ns." F HeN would not say who Rregentad hiH ,froans Aoinn tlSis. The steetaGs paaesnUsrs said theys only, he'd potatos e snA carroti for food, the hnk thnee days. PassengerI .insisteds that tlse Soutarnask's snsinsI were. not, in con tiitiOn to lyat te ga. |, Cement A, Gftcconb. Jy. manager O the Interraationafi NavigatN,n Company when, asked cencsruang thA truth of th lnsperts that the, aputhwark Nes shert Q lrationa. saids
 "rhe> vesseli cound hsve stayed out tw
 weeks longer-wtth ta,e provision she hA,
 on board and. no one wouid haws bee' stinted. T. questioned tho chief stewarl of the vessel, as, soon, as, ahA hsld arrived
 and he aaid1 their wsrsA ample p sovisions. | MT. Griscomb said he had hearA n I complalnts from any o6f the pass engsrs e,
 their having bsna stanted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
stasmer,s Frightful Voyage.

NaU York. April 7.-rhe Red Star Lne ..Ssr~ar southward, Captain Damn, ar lived at her docE soSsy # sG .s1 AtsTp S"ys sa '..hteh she encountered terrific weather. Gais after gale came in constant sscces- stor The steamer was able to make very istt1. hesdway. Her best dAy'e run was ssS knots while 12s was the low limit cf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
In Little Rock.

Little Rock, Ark. April 7.-speoials to The Arkansas Gazette from all parts of Arkansas show that thus far not an 1n- dependent or Republican has been elect ed in any of the municipal elections. The only two Republican counties in the State have no railroad or telegraph lines and reports from there will be delayed. At Hot Springs. where a very hot ffght has been waged, George Bedding. the present Mayor, has been reelected by a majority of nearly 1000 over McClendon, the reform candidate.
 Tn Little Rock there was no opposition to the Democratic ticket and a light vote was polled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Impure Blood.

Last spring." says Walter Haines, of No. 1oss Broad Street. Providence. R. l.. T vas made miserable by the appear ance of boiis all over my body. They pained me a great deal and nothing took did me any good until I tried Dr. Will Hams Pink Pills for Pale People. I suf- fered with these eruptions for months and the doctors did not seem able to help me. They said my trouble was caused by impurities in the blood. Then pr. Williams Fink Pills were recommended to me and tried them with the result that in Q short time the boiis were all driven away and was cured. am siad to recommend this remedy to all whose blood IS not as 1t should be-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

ton was gone. After had been in this condition for five years. my nother. who lives in Allenford. Ont.., recommended that I try Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. began taking them and. although my case was a stubborn one, In a short time was better, and in four months I was entirely cured. It always gives me pleasure to recommend Dr. wiiliams' Pink Pills for Pale People to any who suffer as did for I know this medicine will help them."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
SAWYER IN CHATTANOOGA.
Assistant Secretary of War V to Wis
 it Look0nt.


 Chattanooga. Tenn. Aprsl 7.--Col. W. Cary Sanger, Assistant Secretary of War, arrived in the eAty tonight frorn Shiloh, and will spend Wednesday and Thursday here visiting Lookout Monn- tain, Visionary Ridge and other points of interest. inspecting Chickannanga Park, and the permanent asmy post. and being the guest of hoaor sk a banquet to- morrow niget
 Colonel Sanger came here from Shiloh where he represented the Uatesd States Government at the dedication Of the naon- uuaent en the eeasleAsad. He is accom- paraied by Cosonsa Cadie. President of the shiloh Nsaetonal Pagk Ceuzrntssao1.
 John c. Sehofield. Cf4ef Clark of tAs War Department. win arrave tomorrow from Washington and will accompany Colonel Sanger and party on his anspec- ton of the various Government works and return with hin to Washington. Col oneI Sanger and Mir. Schofield are the chief officers of the War Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
MARY ALBERTsoN FREED.

Mobile Woman Pardoned by the
 Governor. Mary Albertson woman, who was convicted Of perjury in tire Mobile City Court was yesterday pardoned by Gov ernor Jelks. She was serving two years sentence.
 The woman's pardgn wRs recommended by the trial judge, the solicitor and all the twelve juniors. The State Board or Pardons recommended executive elem ency.
 Because of these recommendations. the Governor wrote on his endorsement of the petition, he would grant the pardon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Rheumatism Cured.

After suffering nearly half her hfe- time with rheumatism. Mrs. Jcnett Fl. Hart, of Sea Bright. Caiif.. now past seventy years of age. was cured by pr- williams Pink Pills for Pale People. ehs says:
 T began to suffsr with rheumatism thirty-five years ago and nothing that tried scanned to help me n grew worss and worse until I was badly criupls6 with 1t. Sometimes it was so severe that had to take to my bed. About a rear ago an article in the paper induced ma to try Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and could notice a change for the better by the time had taken the first box. Five boxes cured me and [ have had no return of the trouble since. I can work and sew and get around aa well as any women much younger than myself. am now over seventy yssxa and firmly believe that Dr. wiIliam1' Pink Pifls for Pale People are the causs of my being so well.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
In TexA&

Houston, Texas. April 7.-Municipal elections were held tonight throughout the state. local issues only being in volxed. At Austin the Democratic nom- .nea for Chief of Police was defeated.
 Al Palestine the faction which was op- posed to assessing for municipal taxes all the rolling stock of the International Railroad was elected by a small ma 1ority. Mayor Wilson of Brenham' was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
|Dr. Williams Pink Pills
 for Pale Peop|e.

each To don't the bx table
  worth compound eapM ted time liver Dr. WMms Pink Pills hmthe the dull asstude ds
 
 blood and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Nervous and SieepIess.

Mrs. Mary Lee. of No. 22s Water Street. Eau Claire. Wis, says: "In the spring of 1890 the effects of over-work. which had been telling upon me for some time, caused a general breaking down of my health. became very nervous, with se- were headaches and dizzy spells and had such agonixing pains across the chest that I could not raise my arms without undergoing horrible tortures. I could not sleep for more than an hour at @ time. felt worn out and all my ambi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

and Booker Washington will speak Fri day night. The officers Of the Association are: G Is. Lewis, Birminghams president; G. w
 Trenholm, Tuscumbia, secretary and s
 E. Moses, Anniston. treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Severe gales with

speed on March 8. Severe gales with high seas prevailed throughout the pas sage. Captain Dam says the Southward sustained no damages and the only cas- ualty was the death of a child in the a.eerage of acute pneumonia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Chas. IL H0psOn, A. R. l. B. A.
 Architect add
e. Structural Engineer.

SELMA, ALA
 Plana apaeincations and estimates prepared for all kinds of buildings. alterations. addt-
 tons. etc. Buildings supervised during con- atrucffon. Tweuty-threo years experience in Bosson. washlngton and ln naEcp@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
In CIarksburx, ". Va.

Ciasksburx. W. Va. April 7.-Ths en- tare Republican municipal ticket was elected today over the DemOcra4ae-Labor fusion ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Harrisou is, Proud.

Chicago. April T-Mayor Harrison said; "I consider it a. vintory for ultimate mu- ninipai ownership and for the referendum It means that the settlement of the trac-
 ton question must be made in the inter- est of the people of Chicago. It was the hardest battle I ever had and am proud tu haxa wun ih,''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Tu Quincy. III.

Quincy. nl., April T.-The entire Dem ocratic ticket here Is reelected by ma ioritiss ranging from 1000 down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

to remark on the color in my cheeks and told them Dr. Williams Pink Pills had done 1t and had restored me to health. That was several years ago. but from that day to this have retained my kealth and strength"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
In Nebraska.

Omaha, Neo.. April 7.-Municipai eiec- tions were held in all the cities and towns of Nebraska today. with the excep- ton of Omaha and South Omaha. At Ere mont the Republicans electa dths entire ticket with the exception of two officials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
A Tonic that is also a Specific.

powerful blood builder and spinal  of yielded ordinary
  Williams Pills for Pale People
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
sAueINB oH3 cr1iAMER.

re, s,sctsdasos h,s tweiftae snsscnuys deran ofstwa years each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
In East St. Louia.

East St. Louis, H., Aprff T.-The entire Democratic ticket with one exception was elected here today.