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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
ART EXHIBIT
VIII Be At the James-shepherd Com
pany's store-Inyitations Are Being
Issued to Many.

The James Shepherd Company, in The
Waldo hotel building, has issued inyi.
tations to many TO visit their store on
Thursday, when L. b. johnson, repre-
senting the II. Leiber Company, of In
dianapolis, Ind, will present his hand.
some spring line. 1t will be an art cx
hibition and is described as follows:
"A glimpse of fairy land, green trees,
running brooks, a picture It's hard for
the artist TO paint. The last touches Of
4 beautiful picture are always the dear.
est onse to the wielder OF The brush.
Watch the back ground, then the colors,
how beautifully they blend The ever
steady eye follows the progress until
visions vanish. and beholdl What have
we here? Not the beauties of Shakes.
peare. but the beauties of nature. in
water colors, pastel. photogravure. plati-
nuns, steel engravings, etchines, carbons
photo-colors and Sepia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
RAILROAD
EXTENSION
Win Be Made to Grounds of New Fail
Observation-Disclosures & Ohio Right
of Way Official Inspects Route.

Mr.. barrett, OF the right OF way de
partmcnt o fthc Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail.
road Company, is in the city on bust
ness connected wit!rstse extension -ot
the branch railroad TO the grounds Of
the West Virginia Fair Association. be.
yond Grasseli. He and committee OF
the association left on special street
car ia one O'Clock Wednesday Afternoon
for Grasselli, for the purpose of taking
i survey of the route and locating .
switch and so on. They spent most OF
the afternoon doing .Aese things.
The general public are delighted tc
learn of this movement and to be assured
that there win be railroad facilities fo,
the association and its patronage in the
near future This looks very much like
business and impresses all with the pros
poets of their being a big meeting or
those grounds next fall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
The WINNERS ARE NAMED
IT'S ALL OVER But THE SHOUTING
ANSWERS
FINAL CALL
Mrs. Fanny Ernst, Esteemed Resident Of
This City, Dies At Her Home in Glen
( Elk Tuesday Night From
Heart Trouble.

Mrs. Fanny Ernst IA highly respected
and esteemed resident OF this city, died
at her home, ssl Clarke street, Glen Elk,
Tuesday night at ll.so o'clock after a
weeks illness with stomaeh and heart
trouble.
The deceased was a kind and loyable
woman and was held in high regard by
"a host of friends and acquaintanees. She
was sixty-nine years II age. Her hus-
hand proceeded her p The grave several
years ago. She was the mother Of five
children, three of whom are dead. Their
names are William Ernst, who lives in
Utah; Phillip Ernst deceased; Coun-
Gilman Charles NJ. Ernst, OF this city;
Nettie Ernst Lanibreeht, deceased, and
Daniel Ernst, deceased
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed as yet. Word of hi,
mothers death has been telgraphed 10
William Ernst. in Utah, and the arrange.
ments will not be made until his rep.'
is received
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
BOWEN
Didn't Shoot to Kill His Father-in-Law,
But Only to Brighten Him-warrant
Against Him Dismissed BY
Magistrate Gordon.

The warrant against Pierce Bowen. of
Benson. this county, charging him with
attempting to kill his fatherin-law. Bur
gess Morris. was dismissed by Magistrate
samnrl w. Gordon Wednesday noon at
the trial of the case.
The principals in the case live on kin
ehelo. near BENSON Bowen and his
fatl,er.in law got into a family row
which started over some iricial matter.
On the 2Gth day Of February the two
rad personal encounter. Morris start
cd to run after Bowen and the latter
pnllel a revolver and shot into the an
At random 10 frighten him. u was
shown that there was no aiurdcrous in
tention ON the part of Bowen and ID,
WARRANT was dismissed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
COUNTY COURT
In sssion With Commissioners Sitting
and Doing Considerable Amount
of Business.

Countv court was In session wodnns
1av with Conm;ss;aners afintor ond Ros
ali sitting
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16

The Republican city convention wa,
held in the court house Tuesday night
at eight o'clock and a complete Repub
lican ticket was nominated for the ap.
preaching municipal election.
The convention hall was well filed
with delegates and spectators and il was
one of the best attended city conventions
ever held in Clarksburg. There appear
ed to be more than the usual interest
manifest and every on, except few OF
the opposite party who happened 70 be
present, were well pleased with the man.
ner in which it concluded itself, and
with the results.
Enthusiasm abounded not only among
the delegations but with the entire as.
semblnge and there was perfect llar.
mony. Every nomination was accom-.
panied by an out-burst Of applause and
approval that indicated the appreciation
by the audience OF the splendid ticket
put in the field, applause that convinces
the skeptical if there be any such. that
the winners were named that night and
that the Republican victory will be over.
whelming. The remark was on every
tongue that II was the incest and best
convention ever held in municipal poll
ties here.
There Is general satisfaction with thu
ticket and it will not only command I'll,
full party vote, but will also receive tho
support of large number Of the oppo
site political faith. 1t is, indeed, thu
true citizens ticket and is regarded BY
all as the business mans ticket Capa
bility of the highest order is possesseG
by IL and that Is one OF the very al
tractive features. That the election a
This ticket complete means good busines.
government for Clark-burg there are non'
to truthfully deny. All things considcrec
it is all over but the shouting and tht
Republican banner will have victory il
large letters inscribed on it the night o
April next.
The convention was called to order b.
Frank r. Moore, chairman OF the execu
i've committee. who read that portion
Of the official call relating 10 the con
vention He then named Harvey w
Harmer as temporary chairman. an
4 Charles s. Smiley az secretary. Th,
2 temporary oganization was then mad,
permanent and the usual committee
were dispensed with.
II was decided that in balloting oi
Nominations each ward should be entitle,
votes and that twenty-six woul,
sSSssary to nominate; also tha
nominations should be in order of Tn
call. namely, mayor. chief of police
clerk. superintendent Of streets. assessor
commissioner OF water works. collecto
AMI treasurer and school commissioner.
4 roll Of the wards was called on th
question Of nominating candidate fo
mayor and A. X, Thorne in a very cleye
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
GORDON
SAYS HE is NOT RUNNING ON THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET AND RE
pUDIATEs THAT PARTYs
CITY CONVENTION.
He Says He Was Not Nominated by the
Democrats-Three Party Tickets
VIII Be On the Election Ballot.

Samuel w. Gordon's name will be at
the head of the Democratic ticket to be
voted on at the municipal election to
be held on April 5, notwithstanding the
fact that that gentleman stoutly insists
that he was not nominated by the
Democratic party and is not Democrat
ie candidate.
There will be three party tickets on
the ballot according TO the certificates
tiled with City Clerk win II. Cole,
A certificate was filed with the city
clerk Tuesday evening which certiies
that the Democratic party held their con,
yention in thee ourt house on the 18th
Of March, and nominated a Democratic
municipal ticket to be voted on at the
regular city election. The ticket is
headed by Samuel w. Gordon as mayor
and the balance OF the convention nom
inees selected at the convention last Sat
urday night. The certificate is signed
by Chairman NJ T. Snider and Secretary
r. G. Altizer, of the Democratic
city convention. Another certificate
was filed with the city clerk We'd
nesday morning by Charles w. Moore.
II certifies that the qualified electors
whose names are signed thereto duly
nominated Citizens ticket at con.
cation held in the court house on Sat
lrlay evening The ticket is exactly
he same rs that named in the certificate
filed by the Democratic executive com
mitteemen and is headed by Samuel W.
ior,lon. for mayor. 1t is signed by
harles w Moore and Others.
According to the law these certificate.
must be filed with the city clerk twenty
lays before the city election
The certificate Of the Republican ward
primaries was fled with the city clerk
Tuesday. 1t contains the Republican
nominees for conncilmen as selected Al
he primaries held Monday evening. II
Is signed by Chairman =. -R. Moore a,F
Secretary NJ G. sperry Of the Rcpubli-
ran executive committee.
The certificate of the nomination.
made by the Republican city convention
held Tuesday evening was also filed
With the city clerk Tuesday night. =
ontains the names q the Republican
nominees selected VI the convention am
headed by z. H. Shields for mayor
il signed BY Chairman Harvey w
4armer and Secretary Chas s Smiley
{ the convention, and Chairman r.
Moore and Secretary NJ. G. Sperry o.
he Republican city executive committee
The certificate of the Democratic ward
'rimaries held last Friday night wa.
iled with City Clerk Cole Wednesda,
morning. II was in the usual form and
bore the signatures of Charles +. Holden
hartman and James w. Robinson. sec.
~etary OF the Democratic city executiv
committee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
By Associated Press.

Toxic, March l6--At conference held
iby the cabinet the elder Statesmen and
leading political leaders decided to pro-
pose to The special diet convening next
Friday, an extension of the tobacco mo
nopoly to include manufactured tobacco
and also to reach the salt monopoly,
and also TO suggest an increase in many
Kinds OF taxes, creating new taxes on silk
piece goods, woolens and kerosene, max
ing a total increase in the revenue OF
ds million yen, or S34,0OoOoO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
NEW ORDER
ORGANIZED
In clarksburg Known as the Patriotic
Order Sons of America-National In
spector Will Be at the Meeting.

The Patriotic Order Sons of America
will be organized tonight in the Smith
hall. POS West Main street. by National
Inspector Captain 7. W, Alexander, Of
Washington, D, c. The order has among
its members some of the most prominent
business men and professional men in
the city. The regular weekly meeting
R'ill be held in Smith hall, which has
been leased for the purpose. The pros
poets are that there win be a large nom
bership.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
SCALE
ACCEPTED
BY THE MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL
UNIONS OF MINERS IN
NINE STATES.
Official Canvass of the Votes Will Be
Made By the National Committee
at Indianapolis.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind, March l6--The nat.
ional officers of the United Mine Work
ei~ Of america have been advised that
thc two years scale offered by the OPP
orators has been accepted by the votes
} fthe local unions taken yesterday in
line states. The official canvass Of the
vote win be held here tomorrow.
One hundred and ninety thousand coal
miners of Indiana, Illinois. Ohio. West
IN and Central Pennsylvania, Michigan.
Iowa, Eastern Kentucky West Virginia
md Maryland. .ropped their picks 10
ast their ballots on the proposition to
accept or refuse the offer of the mine
owners, for two years scale at re-
luciion Of 5ls per cent. from the present
'calc Of wages. The voting was done by
ballot.
The ballots were in charge of the sec.
retaries of the local lodges of United
Mine Workers of America, each miner
being handed one favoriug acceptance Of
the scale and another favoring its re-
hc,ion. The secretaries will forward
The result to the national headquarters
lere. The national tcllers 10 count the
votes here will be Nat Charlton, of
Strcator, H.: Wm. fitzsimmons. Of
Dunmore, Pa. and James PritclIard, Of
lIemlocl. Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
BOND ISSUE
Of Ten Million Dollars Suggested by
Governor Wright For Improve
ments in Philippines.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
Washington d. G., March 10 sccrc.
tary Taft. Of The War department. 70.
day continued his explanation to The
House Of Representatives committee on
in,nlar affairs Of the conditions in the
Philippines. particularly wiah reference
to railroad building He read q cable.
gram from Governo Wright suggesting 4
ten million dolla bond issue for such ini-
Provements. Secretary Taft believed ihe
bonds could be sold at par at I per cent.
interests.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
NEGRO
QUESTION
In the North and South Discussed By
Representative Spight, of Mississippi
House Considers the Post Of
fee Appropriation Bill.
By Associated Press.

oy AssuCiateu fIeSS.
Washington, D. G., March lG-The
House considered the post Office appro.
priation bill to-day.
Representative spight. Of Mississippi.
discussed the negro question in the South
and contrasted' the methods of treatment
of negroes in the north and in the south.
BE said in the south the II gro has been
denied the right to vote. but had never
been shot down becanse he wanted t.
work. The mobs in the south stopped
with iynching criminals and did not
wreak vengeance on women and child,
rcn. Such race prejudice as appeared
in Springfield, Ohio, has no .Plaee in the
south.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
CONGRESSMAN DAYTON
IN CITY FEW HOURS

Congressman \. G. Dayton, Of the sec
ond congressional district, was a dis
tinguished guest at the Waldo hotel a
few hours last night He came in from
Moreantown, where he had been on bust
ness and looking after his political fen
ces. ns he Is a candidate for renomination
at the convention, which will be held Al
Grafton in April. He left for the east
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
Citizens Select Representative
Men for the Various Offices-p. II. Shields
Heads the Ticket as Nominee for Mayor
Golf Club Revived and Others Formed.

speech, when the fourth ward was called,
placed Patrick IL. Shields in nomination.
Mr., Thorue was loudly applauded when
he had finished talking and there was a
general outburst of enthusiasm. No
other name being before the convention
Mayor L. G. Grille, of the second ward,
moved that the nomination be made by
acclamation. The motion prevailed and
Mr.. Shields was declared the nominee.
In response to invitation by the con.
vention the nominee made short speech
thanking them for the honor conferred
and promising to serve the city to the
best Of his ability, if elected to tile of
lice
Tie first ward then placed John Howe
in nomination for chief Of police, Frank
D, IIaymakcr acting for the ward in
presenting the name The nomination
was seconded by Cecil b. Highland, of
the third ward There were no Others
aefore the convention for that office and
his nomination was made by acclama.
tion and with much applause.
Next was the nomination OF can.
didate for city clerk and il was i fore.
gone conclusion that Win II. Cole, the
present very efficient clerk, would get
that nomination without opposition, and
ii il had not been for an element or 50
in the Democratic party, that party's
convention would have voluntarily given
him the nomination. The mention OF
his name by Councilman Michael Me,
Andrew, of the first ward delegation. set
he convention Wild with enthusiasm and
delight and after all the wards had been
called lie was nominated by acclamation
in manner, in which every one in the
hall Joined. ii seems, from the amount
of noise at that juncture. There were
cries from every quarter, "Barlowe.' and
he responded in happy vein and again
threw the convention into storm OF
applause.
Edward J. Doyle was placed in nom.
nation for superintendent of streets by
G. w. Thomas. of the second ward. and
his nomination was also made by nccla.
nation. The applause that accompanie.
il showed that MIR. Doyle has lost nont
Of his popularity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
SPECIAL TERM
OF Federal Court Held BY Judge Golf
For the Submitting of
Suit in Equity.

Judge Nathan Gofr held special term
OF federal court here Wednesday after
noon, at which the case of AlcDermott
against Chess, a suit in equity, was sub
mitted. The case had been transferred
from the circuit court Of AIonongahela
county to the federal court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
By Associated Press.

81. Petersburg, March l6- Captain Iys
koy, OF the Manehurian commissary ser:
vice has been summarily court-martiaIed
and shot for acting as spy in the pay
OF the Japanese government. Incrimm.
ating documents We're found ON him when
he was arrested. The announcement in
the army organ concerning him IS, the
Captain has been excluded from the
service
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
PALACES
STONED
At Budapest BY Mob Composed of Stud
ents and workmen, Because They
Were Not Burned.
BY Associated Press.

Dy ASsVUIdteu FItss.
Vienna, March l6 The palaces OF En-
percr Frances Joseph and Archdnchess
Clotillde, at Budapest. we're stoned To-
day by a nwb and the windows broken
bccan<e t'c buildings we're not DESTROYED
in honor Of the revolution of ls4s. The
police dispersed the rioters, who were
composed Of students and workmen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
"GASTON" AND
ALFONZO
Observed Between Emperor of Germany
and Spain-They Lunched Together
on Board of Ship.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
vigo. Spain. March 10 Emperor VIII
liam Of Germany lunched to-day with
King Alfonzo on board the Spanish royal
yacht. Giralldau The Emperor later
sailed TO Gibraltar on the steamer Koenig
AIbert.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-16
discriminating Papers Found on Him
When He Was Arrested---Court-
martial and Execution Follow
ed--Evasive OfficiaIAnnounce-
ment of the Incident.
japanese Decide to Extend Tobacco and Salt Mon.
opolies and Raise Taxes to Increase Revenues
No Sign of Japanese at Port Arthur
and Ali is Quiet.
By Associated Press.

Port Arthur. March l6-- Everything is
quiet here. There is NO sign Of the
enemy,
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