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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-17
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO
WOMAN.

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sHoRT 49, sT0RTFs-

Moscow, May 16.-Emperor Nicholas
arrived here at O'Clock this morning
and left an hour later for KharkOm.
Seoul Korea, May is 90 %. MY
Chi Ning. the Korean envoy o. Japan
t. return the recent visit of Marquis
Ito. arrived al ChemulpO from Japan
today. lie was greeted by Korean
officials
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DEATH OF HENDRIcK HANSEN

Especial to The Heraid.)
Logan. May 16-Hendrick Hansen. one
OF The oldest residents Of this city. died
last night. He was in his eiEh-y-f0urth
year Funeral services VIII be held aC
D OQn "Wednesday
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VAUGHAN Is sENTENcED.
.ial to The Heraid)

Logan MAY 16-Wilham Vaughan.
convicted Of q serious Offense last Sat-
uTGay was fined 50 and costs today. The
total amounts TO S6-l The defendant is
but is years old.
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Mr., JUSTICE
FINNEMORE
Judge Of the Natal Supreme
Court, Sends the Following
Remarkable Testimonial
TO CUTlCURA
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q Of last year, from a severe attack Of
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and neck and on one limb, Twas for
several months under professional
treatments, but the remedies prescribed
were Of 10 avail, and ] was gradually
becoming worse, nv face was dread
fully dishgured and ] lost nearly all nv
hair AZ last, 10y wife prevailed upon
me 70 try The Cuticura Remedies and I
gave them a thorough tTiai with the
/ most satisfactory results. The disease
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ROBERT ISAAC FTNNEM0RE.
Judge Of the Nstsl Supreme Court
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.HEARST'S FIGHT
IN CALIFORNIA
Ants Secured the Temporary
Chairman on Close Vote.
NO BITTERNESS DISPLAYED
STRAIGHT FIGHT MADE WITH
IN PARTY LINES.
NO BITTERNESS DISPLAYED

Santa Cruz, CAL May -6-The ureliui-
nary shlIrusn De The Democratic state
Opposing tae sendins al delegation 1"
the national convention instructed 90 sup
port the caHQt1acE OF Congressman 81. X.
Hearst for the presideucy Those favor
ing "a delegation instructed for Hearst
made gallant fight l-silE the battle for
ih- control OF the convention EV he close
lote cf t5s 10 al5 The test came on me
vote Tor temporary chairman. FOR TINS
position the Hearst people named Former
Lieutenant Governor W. IT. JCIer of santa
cruz. while Frank FL. Gould of San Fran
the anti-Hearst forces. After % tense
Struggie the vote stood, Gould. d5ii
JeteF, s45
Both men are very prominent i'm the
party and the vote was looked forward TO
as an indication of the sentiment of the
convention on the question OF an IN
was brought about by the vote OF the
san Francisco delegation, which was
largely against Jeter Tt was q victory
TOT what IS commonly known as the San
francisco machine"
Second Test Vote.
Another significant vote i'm the conven-
ton was the one on the appointment Of
the committee on platform and reSOlU-
tons. a motion was introduced that the
chairman select all the members of this
committee but the Hearst followers tried
20 secure an amendment taking from the
cualr the appointment or majority OF
the committee and leaving 81 90 the con-
gresSiOual districts. The amendment was
defeated bg vote of 224 To 100
The next struggle in the convention viii
come on the adoption of resolution IN
structlng the delegation TO ST. Louis TO
support Hearst. The auti-HeaTst people
will make a strong right against iustTuC-
ton They are willing to pass laudatOTy
resolutions and Will not even make a hard
fight TO select delegates known 20 be Op-
posed 10 the candidacy of Hearst, but
they viii oppose the passage of the unit
rule, The Hearst people are not willing
% accept today vote as fair test They
claim that personality entered into the
contest TO "a great extent aud many of
those who voted for Gould are favora bic
% lustruCtng the delegation for Hearst.
The auti-HeaTst people are also adding
90 their encouragement with q similar ar
purters are opposed TO an instructed dele
cation
No Compromise.
The leaders of the Hearst fight an
nOunce that they will make no COmpro-
mise but must have an instructed dele
CATION. The clOseuess of the vote in or
ganizatiOn indicates that the final result
VIII be very close and preCiudes any fore
cast. After completing temporary organ
ration the convention took a recess un-
III D. IN.
While Chairman Gould is REGARDED as
friendly 10 Hearst. he IS opposed to in
stTuCtiRg the delegation and 10 the adOp-
ton of the unit rule
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ROBERT ISAAC FINNEBoRE.

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
NEwBURG.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Chas. Hollis made flying trip to Grafton
Monday.
Miss Kate Burke was in Grafton Monday,
shopping.
The shat, is in operation again, working
farely we'll.
Hood woodring, of Tunuelton. was in
town Sunday
After the battle is over, we will try our
hand again at writing.
Lis Higgins, of Grafton, was in town from
Saturday until Monday.
Willie Annon has moved to the south side
in the Clayton property.
John Watkins. of Cumberland. spen, Mon
day here the CUES, Of friends.
Me-. aud Mrs. r. w. Bard are visiting a,
Warrington and other points.
Thos. Frazier has moved into the property
lately vacated by c. K. Metzler.
Mrs John McMackin made visit to Cum
berland and Keyser, returning Thursday.
Noble Montgomery, of Function, spent
Sunday evening here the guest of near and
dear friend.
Mrs. Frank Brown. (nee Huggins) of
Myersdale, Pa, is the CUES, of a. Higgins
and family
Mrs Thso Lynch returned from Wheeling
Sunday where she has been visiting for the
past two weeks.
w A. SummerwlIe, of Cumberland, Md,
superintendent of the Hamilton Coal Works,
was here Monday looking after the working
of the shaft
Mrs. Geo. Laekey, Of Indiana. and her
sister, Miss Ida Anderson, of Parkersburg.
are visiting in town.
Miss Carrie Orr, of Tunneltou, who has
been visiting friends here during the las, few
days, returned home Monday afternoon &C
eompaned by Miss Loia Orr.
Our town was very much shocked Monday
morning by the said intelligence of one Of our
I oldest men being found dead. Nj. William
| Shaferman. Mr.. Shsfsrman started for
his work near Austen in company with his
son and Mord Howard They we're walk
ing and the two young men walking very
rapid aud Mr.. Shaherman found lie could
not keep up and told The boys To- GO on a
head and after passing over Powells Knoll,
nearly to the railroad, he dropped dead.
Funeral Is 10 take place Wednesday Par
ticulas in full next week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
Queensware can supply
story Of n Forged Check.
rom The Preston Republican.

from 1 ne preston Republican.
Cashier O G. Crane returned last Satur.
day nigh, from husburg where he had jus,
succeeded IN running down a rascal who had
worked the old scheme of forged check
rather more successfully than Nc Crane
cared to calmly put up with.
There appeared several versions Of the in
eident in the P,tIsburg papers. where the
case created considerable interest. The
Piushurg papers represented the rascal in a
rather too favorable light and seemed to
strongly sympathiIe with the sorrowful
plight OF the criminal. The facts a. nearly
as Nc can collect them ate as follows.
About two weeks ago young man stepped
into the Terra Alta Bank with c. Y. Bishop
and presented a check on the Preston Lum-
her X Coal CO., for payment, The check
was payable 10 WIN. Woods. Mr. Woods is
mine superintendent at Crelin and was
known 10y reputation to Mt Crane as very
honorable man, but was not known person
ally by him. Mr. Bishop identified the
holder of the check as Mr.. Woods, SO cash
to the amount of $500 was paid on the
check.
The next day the Garrett National Bank
reported that the check was stolen one aud
the endorsement a forgery. The real VIM.
Woods, having discovered that his pay check
was missing aud that one of his men, man
named w. c. Sueat, had departed abruptly,
stopped payment on the check and at once
suspected that the missing check and the
missing man had gone the same road.
When these facts became known Nc.
Crane started on the track Of w. G. Streat
lie FIRST traced him to Fros,burg where he
had been living.
The property of w. c. Streal, few
trunks, had been shipped TO Pitlsburg. Mr.
Crane followed the goods to Pttsburg and
put the city detectives ON the watch feeling
sure that Nj Streat would call at the b. &
o. depot for the trunks. Nothing more was
heard Ut the culprit ill last Friday morning,
when The Pitsburg detectives wired that
they had w. {. Sueat behind the bars.
Mt. Crane Immediately started for Pitts.
burg with authority to bring the prisoner
home. lie learned Mrs Streat had gone to
the Pitisburg depot for the trunks and was
Swallowed home by the detectives. When
the latter asked for Mr.. Streat the woman
bursI into tears and promised TO bring her
husband TO detective headquarters when he
should return home that night.
As good as her word that evening she
brought him to supt. MeQuard's office and
turned him over to the authorities The
story they told was one Of poverty aud theft
and forgery to escape starvation. This story
Will scarcely seem credible when ii is known
that w. G. Slreat showed 500 90 reforc re-
ceiyiug the money ON the check
When Mr.. Crane arrived Mr.. Strears wife
aud wifcs mother at once offered salsfae.
tory cash settlement. So Mr.. Sueat was
gwen his liberty wiser and it is to he hop
cd better man
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
Personal Paragraphs.

From the Morgantown Chronicle.
Hon. William Morley Of Kingwood,
was IN The city last evening
J IL Auhu IF Prtsbure. passed through
town yesterday enroule to AuhurdAle to
yisi, his brother.
Mis- Fannie Parsons, who was in King
wood visiting her sister, Mrs Slidell Brown,
has returned To- her home ia Morganlown.
MIS-. Amanda Crane Hyde Of Brandon
VILE r.-s'on county. i- u Norgautown, the
que, Ut her nephew VI Crane at ,os
University duveway
Daring ihe coming dedication week at the
NJ L Church The people Of this city will
have chance 20 hear some Of the most
noted divines and lecturers known to
American pulpits and platforms. The
musical part Of the program will also be a
feature OF ,bc week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
ZAR

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Martin Miller. is working near Oakland.
Md.
Mrs. May Livengood is visiting relatives
al Cuzzart.
Philip schnopp sold a horse to John
Cupp Wednesday.
Miss Mary Niemsn. returned home Tues.
day from Fsyette City. Pa.
Spencer Guthrie. made another business
trip TO Friendsyile. Wednesday.
John O. Kelly was at Mr. Beeghly's at
Bruceton on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Sheets Of Unioatown. was in our
vicinity recently. trying to sell organs
Cal spiker aud wife Of Bruceton. we're
visiting relatives 10 our community Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Ami Glover Of near Salem
Church. we're calling on friends her last
week
Victor Cupp and Gay Guseman we're az
Terra Alta, few days the past week on
business
Bruce Deal. who has beeu sta ying AZ a.
]. Dears near Hayden. was az home
"wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Deal we're AZ
Somer6eld visiting their son Charles. Satuf
day and sunday
Zar Schnopp has been buying turkeys
10 our community the past week. for David
Denuis Of Glade Farms
Mr. William Guthrie IT, and daughter
Pearl we're visting.st George r. Spiker's
Friday night and S Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Ami Frankhouser. Of
Friendsville Md are visiting the former s
mother and other friends Of this place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
TERRA ALTA

Corresponds ce OF the Argus.
Mr. ] w Sheets. was calling on Grafton
friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Hartman. Of Keyser. Is
calling on friends on Railroad St.lhis week
Mr.. r. NJ Hoban. OF Cumberland. was
calling on friends here Saturday and Sun
day,
Hon Austen McGrsil has accepted
position az Charleston We wish him
success.
Mr. Tome Sheets made Aying trip
to Etam last Sunday aud reports dear
hunting fine
Mr. a, + Coyle. Of Rowlesburg. was
visiting home folks over Sunday. And
calling on friends at Riggs.
Our town is prosperous with very little
sickness az present. and every body wait.
ing for a Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. Charles sypolE returned home from
Cumberland. Md where he has been TAX.
Ing course in the Mountain state Business
C0liedgc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
HUDSON.

Correspondence Of the Argus
T. n MARLIN is sull making cider.
Gran, Bishop was calling on friends here
last week
F Harmed. was shopping at Kingwood.
last week
Miss Cora Gale is working at J 4. Johns
this week
S. NJ Johnson, was at Klngwood. last
week on business
This has been fine FAN Tor people 10
get their fall work done.
49, J Graham was calling on a.
Wolf last Saturday night
Miss HaDnahlGraham. has returned home
from a two weeks visit az Nj Lake Park
In Forman. had a horse trade last
week and says that he is ready TO 90 up
salt river.
W. n Harmed. has been sick Tor the
last few days. but Is better al this writing
7. r Johns met with a painful accident
sst Wednesday week. Dr. y ! Ihios-
man was summoned TO wait on him. Tie
IS some what recovered now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24

Attorney ] T. Daley is over a, Morgan
town Oh business
Miss vrgioia Baud IS ,ai la,es, addition
60 'he Argus force Of competitors
Mrs. 5 D. Ga,ewood has been quite 4
the past week or two with material fever.
Mrs. Sophia Icelie from near P,,lsburg.
who hes been here visiting friends the past
week, returned home, Monday.
Ladies don't miss going to Albrichrs
Millinery Rooms TO see the big reduction in
ladies skirts and outing flannel gowns.
H. /. Henry. NJ. d Eye. Ear. Nose aud
Throat Specialist GLASSES fitted will be
at the strckler Hospital Monday and
TUESDAY December sth aud 9th.
rrust those who have tried.
Ssufered from catarrh Of the worst Kind
and never hoped tor cure. but Ely's Cream
Balm seems TO do even that Oscar Os,r I'm
IS Warren Ave, Chicago, M.
l suffered feom ea,arrh, i, got so bad |
could NOT work; used Ely's Cream Balm
aud am entirely welL-A. c. Clarke, 34I
Shawmut Ave, Boston Mass.
The Balm does no, iui,ate or cause sueez.
ing. sold by druggists at 50 cts. or mailed
by Ely Brothers, 50 Warren ST., New York.
Here are two items Of interest from the
MogantoNn Dominion;
w { Street has been arrested in Plus
burg ON the charge If forgery lie was
manager vt the Crclcn Lumber Company
near Terra Alta. lie forged check for
SIS aud ieii. lie was tracked 10 Gunner.
land. Thea To Fairmoni and Morgantown
and later TO Putsburg where he was
arrested. II is stated that he will not be
prosecuted # he makes it good.
The Monongalia Agriculture and Fair
Association, the plans OF which were de-
sciihcd az length in these columns few
weeks ago, has applied to the Secretary of
State tor chauc, of Incorporation. The
names 81 the mcorpnrajorS are w. W.
Kceuer, DR. /. w Horton Director lanes
III Stewart, Clark Plckenpsurh and Guy
NJ. Hayes. The concern is capitalized al
SIS 900 Of tins. 5000 has been sub
scubrd ani The remainder IS TO be distributed
in mail parce among as many stockholders
as possible. The far gfoEnds will probably
hc located nu The Did Exams property north
OF town.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
Notice

There sill be meeting Of IRE msmbers
81 che Farmers Union Association aud fire
Insurance Company Of Preston County al
Buccf1u Mills W. Va, ou December 5rd
90 ! O'Clock -. IN. for lhe purpose Of elect
ing ihe Board % Directors and the other
officers OF be company as SET forth 10 The
Bylaws Of ihe Association end TO attend to
sach other business as nay be presented.
we urge .hat There le large representation
aud uat we meet promptly at the Time
named.
J.. ~. FRANKHousgR. Pres.
IEaEHftu THOMAS. Sec.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24

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you eat Sour stomach. bclching. gas on
stomach and ali disorders Of the stomach
that are durable. are Instantly relieved and
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Dyspepsia Cure. S. - Storrs. a druggist
al 2g1 Main street New Britain Conn.
says "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is giving such
universal satisfaction and is so surely
becoming the positive relief and subsequent
cure Tor this distressing ailmeut. ] feel that
7 am always sure 20 satisfy and crafty my
customers by recommending 10 90 hem
write this 10 show how we'll the remedy is
spoken Of here Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure
was discovered after years 81 scientific
experiments and will positively cure all
stomach troubles.
Sold BY strickler's DRUG Store and VIM
NJ Dent Of Newbnfg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
card Of Thanks

Wl desire 'o express our appreciation and
extend oar thanks for the kindness and
helpfulncss 90 Che people in and about
Gainesville during wiies illness aud death.
SOLOMON FEATHER,
OEvn ID FgArHeR
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
THE SHAFFER & BROWN COMPANY

Our Dry Goods Dep TT
ment is very full.
Notions, we have every
thing.
In Clothing we meet all
competition, Jew or Gentle.
Our sales in Shoes have
been immense.
Our Grocery stock is the
very best.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24

of iIng in Nngwoo dami e rhapyo that
Of s the geatu ou hstry,a
nav abd d nd ed upon small gin
m show a appreciation b. ouran,
ehae eNeuen sock man full land
nc supH wH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
NorA SICK DAY SINCE.

Of was taken severely sick with kidney
trotbIo I tried 40 sorts of medicines. none
OF which relieved me- One day I saw an
ad % your Electric Bitters and dctermIn-
cd io try that After taking q few doses
felt relieved. and soon thereafter was en-
urriy cured and awe not seen a sick day
since Neighbors Of mine have been cured
81 Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Liver and Kid
ney troubles aud General Debility" This
is what B. Bass. % Fremont ~ g..
writes. Only soc
Sold bY a. Lcuhart % Kingwood !.
Cooke supply Co. Of Howcsvilic
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24

Typewriter ribbons at The Argus Book
Store. Fustclass aud only IS cents each.
Remington, Premier, Hammond, Oliver.
Caheraph, etc. Mail orders filled.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24
THE RAMBLER.

Trying to Locate What Happened
On November Sth.
Has Heard Various Names For it
From Landslide TO IA Earth
quake.
Boss Flynn and Editor WhetSell
Recognize His Ability AS a
Spellblnder.
The People Who Listened to His
Political Oratlons Driven 10
Nigh,sweats aud Nightmares.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24

White Satin Flour feeds I
of our people. We alone
keep it.
Our Canned Goods line is
superb.
Finest Cured Meat to DO
had.
Boled Hay, Straw, Grain
and Chop.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-24

H. J.. Henry ". d Eye. Ear. Nose aud
Throat Specialist GLASSES fitted will be
az the sucklcr Hospital Monday aud
TUESDAY, December su aud 9th
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-27

led several noses and done execution
with his copper.toed shoes.
Whitley" said the father OF Clar-
cnce, 1T strikes me I've got quite boy
, there. Somehow | never realized 1t be.
fore"
Clarence was tied hand and foot.
Then long rope was fastened about
his feet. After which 'Nigger" White
made another speech.
de Roarin' Redskins offers yere an.
nudder chanst," he said. "Betray de
garrison an we're goes free. Refuse.
an yere dies"
DO yere worst" said Clarence.
Before Mr.. Whitley or the father OF
Clarence could interfere the Roaring
Redskins, who had hold OF the rope
which was attached TO the feet of Clar-
enle, had started down into the empty
cellar on the run, and Clarence lying
on his back, went bobbing and bound.
ing and sliding after.
Still not whimper came from him.
Bind him to de stake" said the
voice of Niger" White. The pros
trate figure Of Clarence was raised to
On upright position and fastened to a
post which was still standing in one
corner of the cellar.
Then Whitley and the boys father
finally stepped forward. The Roaring
Redskins melted away like fall OF
snow on sunshiny day, only much
more swiftly.
Clarence" said his father, ARE you
hurt?"
Nav, ! never had so much fun In
my life. The kids was 'nitiatin' me In.
TO the Slim street gang. Say, father,
did you see the swipe hit the great
chief?'
"But what will your mother say?"
81 don't care. I'm tired of being a
gussie. ! want to run with the other
kids and have some fun. Father, |
want to go to the public school,"
"And so you shall, my son." said his
father-Chicago Tribune.