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ADAMS. Mr and AIRS JAMES, RrookiiHe. - Vial
cottage. The Misses Adams, James Adams, liz.
ATWOOD. William E--Paris. Jus- sAaaff.
BAcos, Mrs j L. saHgor--Raeon cottage Mics
Rose Bacon, Miss Stuart, BANGOR. Mrs
Alden, Boston
BARTLETT, Charles - Bangor Belfessese.
Madam Bartlett, Charles d Bartlett.
BoARpaAs. Mr. and Mrs J A--BaBgor
BARsTow, Miss A D--Boston--W3 Ross. Mira
y Y Clark. Boston.
BALDWIN. Mrs Dwigbt-Boston--Ca Cam p6elI cot.
tage. Master Dudley Bald.in. MIss Alice
Campbell. Cherry field.
Bowen, Mr. and Mrs Z B-Sewton Center
Fairrtep. Mrs brigham. Miss brigham,
Newton, Master kidder Bowen.
BROWN, Mrs s-Bangor-I II ssstson COTTAGE
Gen and Mrs CE fiamlin, Bangor.
CAMP PHILLIPS, DR. Chase, Prof and Mrs II A
Ross. Exeter, Thomas YORK. Cambridge,
Mass. Mr. Hector Fargo. y d. 5 Bell, Bos.
ton. Messrs Werner, New York city, II
wsleoii. Boston.
CLIFFORD, Mr. and Mrs s-Bangor- Fay-
land cottage. Aisses Clifford.
CUrLEE. Mr. and Mrs John New York
Clark cottage.
DoAs. Mr. and Mrs W w Dean Bangor.
EMERY. Justice and Mrs l. A - Ellsworth
Crosby Lodge. Prof II C Emery Yale, Dean
Annie C Emery. Brown, Miss % Crosby.
Topeka, Kan. Prof Ailenson. Miss Ansnson,
Providence. II II Hammati. NJ Q Crosby, Dan.
lei Crosby. Topeka.
fREEzE-Mr and Mrs L-Bangor-c ,abtres
Lodge. Mrs Drammond. Robert Drummond,
Bangor.
GRANT. Mr. and Mrs Geo -Ellswor,h--yuni
per cottage. Miss Marie Stuart Grant. Dana
Hall.
HALE. Mrs M-Ellsworth- Phiitips cottage.
Miss Katherine Hale.
Johnson, Mrs l S-Bangor-Ths Barnaeis
Misses CLARK. Bangor, Z S steinbaeh. Orange,
Nj
JoRpGs, Or and Mrs E s--Banger
LosG. Mira C--Sew YOrk-Gycety cottage. Mrs
Julia Written, Mise Caroline Long, New
York.
LORD, Prof and Mrs Herbert G-New York
Broddriets. Misses Lord. II G Lore, jr. Aiss
Elizabeth Olmstead, Buffalo.
LORD. Miss Natalie L - Winter PARK. rls-
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AT HANCOCK POINT.
Season mt this Charming Resort opeE---
Cottagers and Recent Arrivals.


Season Mt this Charming Resort opeE---
Cottagers and Recent Arrivals.
August opened under favorable auspices
for the summer colony here, society and
oat of-door amusements being much in
vogue.
Several dinner parties have been given,
among which were those given at the
Tarretine. by the officers OF the ships
now at Lsmoine.
For sports yachting aud tennis are pop
ulaE. The Hancock Point fleet this year
consists OF the Why Not, on board which
arr, +. B. b wen ensertains; the Lsnors,
c a tered by &. G. stet .on, OF Bang o
Prof. II. e. Emery also has a yacht as in
! years past, together with a new boat OF
Gorge 7 Hyde. Two more boats will be
sdhed when Pres. W. +. siocum and A. r
Swan. OF Brooklyn, take command OF
| chartered boats.
| Tennis Is more popuiar than ever. TIE
courts having been put into excellent
condition, are in constant use. Among
the most enthusiastic players are Pres. w.
Hyde, OF Bowdoin, Prof Emery, OF Yale,
H. Stan Giddiugs, Of New YORK; James
Adams, BROOKLYN aud Clarence stetson.
Colt slso has aree 4 d loyal supp 1rts rs
preparing for the coming tournaments.
With many driving Is the ruling fad and
the many pretty drives to the adjoining
resorts are more common than before
Cottage life IL one OF the Points most
pleasing features, aud this s.sson sees a
la SD
than for msay seasons past.
In all probability several new cottages
will be built for occupancy next season.
On Tuesday Daniel Crosby, Miss ~.
Crosby aud II. 81. Hammstl, OF Topeka,
Kan, arrived at Crosby lodge az guests OF
Justice and Mrs. Emery.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles Hamlfn, of
Bangor, are at the l. X. 5tetson cottage.
Prot and Mrs. Moses Stephen Slaughter
are now on heir return from Europe after
years visit, and will at once come TO
Hancock Point to open their cottage on
the eastern road.
Mrs. z. L, Clark, Boston, arrived this
week as The gaest Of Miss A. ID. Bsrstov !,
Miss Charlotte W. Hardwood arrived
Monday from Lynn, Mass, to pass the
remainder Of the summer with DIR. r. T.
Hardwood 81 Hazlemere.
There are now ssveuty guests OF the
Tarrstine. The late arrivals include Mr..
ana Mrs. c. 4. Hamlip, Bangor. II. Han
Gindings, New YORK. Mrs. John Keith
and Mrs. George +. Davis, Greenfield,
Mass, Haddsrd, New York, MIR. aud
Mrs. c. d. Bradman, wiun; Miss Eliza.
beth NJ. Adams, Miss Sarah II. Adams.
Boston, Prof. ii. w. Smith aud Mrs. smith
Cambridge, r. W. Remission, n. Y. CITY.
Royal Victor, New York, Mr. and Mrs. j.
O. Blake. Bangor, Mrs. J. A. Dole. Miss
NJ. ID. Dole, Bangor, Miss Drummond.
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. A. b. G. Dutton. Miss Dutton, Els
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Crosby, Mrs
T. v. Strickland. Miss Strickland, Bangor
William f. Irish. Lowell, Mass. 81. G..
Wall, Boston. Macs, Ma. Worcester.
Brooklyn \. Y.
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OTIS.
Aug. 2

Mat Warren and William Stanley, OF
Holden, were in town Sunday.
Nancy Jordan Is slowly recovering from
severe attack of acute rheumatism.
Mrs. Edward Lally gave a party Friday
evening, the occasion being her birthday.
Mrs. Ernest Garland and children, Of
Concord, N. d., are visiting her parents,
Robert Carr and wife.
Miss Gertrude Tibbetts, of Bangor, Is
visiting the family OF her uncle, w. W.
Tibhetts, for the remainder OF the season.
Haying and blueberrying which have
been the rage for the past fortnight here,
are nearly over, and now there will be no
more excitement until the reunions next
month.
Aug. /. DAVIS.
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DAVIS.
EDEN.

Miss Beulah Leland is In town visiting
relatives.
Miss Ethel Thomas, who has been very
Ill, Is improving.
Mrs. Snow , of BIuehili, rs In town vis-
iting at Mrs. Andrews.
Carlton Alley, of st. Regis Falls, N. Y :,
Is with bis uncle, w. L. Alley, this sum
mer.
Miss Linnie Leland has gone to Sails
bury Cove to work in T. 8. Liscom BIS
store.
Miss Rosa Richards, OF Bar Hsrbor, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, has returned home.
A sociai dance was given at Eden Park
hall Wednesday evening by a party of
men from the Prairie. The boys from the
rfalrie are true gentlemen, and all wish
them success.
July Is. r.
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On Wednesday Mrs. Capt. Cousins, Mrs,
Capt. Fsrnum and Mrs. K. N. Toms enter
tanned the following men from the Prairie
N. /. Rhone, Ii. j. Ayers, f. Ashland, H.
yost, K. j. Snyder, F.. Egglestou, A. Ii.
Pollock.
AH elegant dinner as served and q
pleasant time was spent. The Cousins
cottage is getting to be famous for the
Kindness and hospitality OF its occupants,
and the beauty of lite location.
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somEsvILLE.

Miss Nay, Of Boston, is visiting Miss
M. e. Lawson.
Mrs. Pearl r. Smith entertained the
sewing circle Thursday afternoon.
Fred RiImere, of Boston, is at the Leay-
lit cottage, Ysma OUGHT.
Rev. Charles Hargrave, of Northeast
Harbor, preached here Sunday forenoon.
c. B. seagrave, OF the Seagrave Lumber
Co., OF Cambridge, Mass, arrived here
Monday on business.
Aug. 2. II
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Rosslo,. Mr. Asne. Lord. Mi..F Lord.


Rossiot. Mrs AEne. lord. Miss = z Lord.
TURKEY.
MAsos-Nra ] Bsngor-Misa Thomas, n
Mason.
NICHOLS. J c. Bos,on-Thc CYaies.
RorKs-Prof and Mrs n-Bangor The
Misses Ropes. Jack Ropes.
RrckEK. Mrs " J-Bansor-Nanriee RJckes,
Mira A } Robinson. silss Robinson. Bangor.
ROBINSON. Or and Mrs u A-nAnEor-gse
BireAes. Misses Robinson. Harry Robinson.
sLocux. Pres and ars " F-Coiorado sprlng+.
ola Farm cottage. Mise Montgomery, waSe-
Geld. MasF. Wills a gaes siocum.
srKrsos--Mr aud Mrs Edward Bangor c
ste,son, Harvard.
sTEAgSs. Mrs Ezra Is-BAHgOr - sesi Crest.
Mrs Arthur Hopsina Bangor.
swan. Mrs Stella B-issookIyn. Y. 4 + ssaa,
Mrs II Bsston brooklyn, SY
Ia lTcaRR. Hon and Mrs Il B-BsDgor- Mia
Charlotte Thatcher.
TnELBEHG. br Elizabeth B-poug hkecpsis-pr
Grace k,mhail, Pcughseepsie, Messrs BgTF,
Poaghkeepsie,
WALTON. Lr and Mrs L-Bsngos- Niss
Palmer. NeS YORK city.
wIsG. nirs L. Bangor ckeRloia. Mrs &C
Fhlibrcot, ii0siau.
WHITE. Mrs ] C--Bangor-- GSGbtrer collage
Niles Herseaii. Mrs Savage
wooD, AIR and Mrs. Eaward-fansor.
WOODWARD. AIR and Mrs E--Bangor Mar
Iactd cottage. MIR and Mrs Perm, Boston,
YoUso. Mrs a C--New York--Birdsaesf, Miss
Charlotte c Burneite, Fort plain, Y.
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9. E. RECEPTION AND SOCIAL.

The Indictment weather rendered it i'm
possible for the original lawn party plans
TO be carried out, and for which such elab-
crate preparations had been made, bat
notwithstanding these drawbacks SPLEEN
did time was the reward of all who at
tended. There was large attendance OF
Christian Endeavorers from North La
moline who brought an abundance OF Ice
cream and cake, and whose members took
q prominent part In the programme, rem
dered In manner that caused constant
applause.
Rev. Mr.. Toms delivered an excellent
address In which be gave most excellent
advice to the men Of the navy, and assured
them OF our sincere interest in their vel
fare.
On behalf OF the ladies of the parish Mrs
Toms thanked the boys for their noblt
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SPEC.
TRIBUTE TO THE NAVY

Rev. r. N. Toms, pastor OF the parish,
who has watched closely the movements
OF the men since the vessels arrived here,
has this to say o. them and their officers:
"The officers have proved that the navy,
as represented by vessels now in port, has
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Ii is with regret that eli look forward tt
the departure OF the officers and men ol
the navy. They have won our esteem and
friendship, aud this verse expresses ooI
sentiment:
THE SAD FAREWELL
Farewell . navy strong and great,
Good. bye, defenders true,
In nineteen four we see you 20,
In nineteen FIVE we'll look for you.
Your correspondent has been requested
to convey to THE AMERICAN the thanks
of the officers and men Of the naval ves-
sells at East Lamoine for the many kind
nesses shown them by that paper.
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Judge and Mrs. J. A. Peters gave party
to the officers and their wives OF the
Minneapolis and Prairie on the lawn OF
their beautiful summer home last We'd
Desday afternoon.
The fine band OF the Minneapolis,
through the kindness OF Capt. Adolph
Mark, was present and rendered the fol-
lowing programme:
March--Mililare March .Gogua
Observation-Disclosures. ...,.......... =. Berger
Seleetion--Mocking Bird. Roberts
Intermezzo-Garden OF Roses. Arr. by Del Re
Selection-Yankec Consul. Robyn
Intermezzo-Angelas serenade ......... Broga
seleetion-Mamselle Napoleon. Luders
Pilgrim Chorus Cfrom Tannhauser).
Wagner
selection--Peggy from Lorraine
March-The Pike. .Laurendeau
Gennaro Del Re. bandmaster.
In addition to the printed programme
the band gave some selections by specisI
request.
The wives of the officers were richly and
beautifully gowned. Refreshments were
served, and all had most enjoyable time.
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MINsrREl sNrERrAINmEnr.

AHs l. ~ - a. ninSsfels OF the u :. >.
Ffairie gave an entertainment OF high
order at the grange hail, Lamoine, last
Friday evening.
The circle was cora,ossd n, tx.xso,.
dali ipterIocptor. messrs rhas,ha,n "a
- . " ""o
So mss S'eeosf anu oison'
las o go anu SMITH 'ehori NC
zee anu storey, osss; savoy and Luton,
fSs "''''' AS as ioiio"si
PART 1.
opening ehoras-I Found Horseshoe
song -heaaNiui Dream Come True,
-. -,.--.., hAssa johnson
So rn,sSan. 'sN' 4"N A'Ai = S a
you,re a. yyo,.o,,o 49, 49,. - W
in May K,,,sen,i.u
song-Josephine MY Joe smith
soBg-MichAei Mooney ............-....L Luton
song-I Got Mine ..-.....................s eeber
PART II.
oa'o'
- 49, " ncoino anu Cooke
-, -. A''' 'NoA savoy
Comedian tramp T ,r,,J =
Silent drill. :. Barton, w,lcomb. Mckee Nact
Acrobats. .....................Ke rkendau SAVOY
| skeich-fun IN Barber shop,
Luton. Olson. Jordan
CAKE walking. Savoy, cheatham
boxing match 1850. .'.-'.... Sanders. Harris
r-Sha- p S-S
n s,vdsr N' Il io'' N
stage manaper--, " .rohusor
Band of the Prairie j Dsv,ue h.nar,as
ter.
The hail was crowaaa and ,nc,naao
many OF the officers and their wives
The ;okas in MARI ans rare r-,,,,,.i S
yery witty. The oft,cars 81 she sh,, co,na
In for a share OF sIv hits and eav N
Toms was likewise incln5ad IT, $50.
were well selected ana wei, rendsrsd
The costumes were eisgant
In part two eonsiderabIe skill and taIant
we're shown. The comedian trsD,,, go
,et,ias -. 49, -. - -
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A patent has recently been issued to
Peter T. Smith, Bangor, tucker for sew
ing-machine~.
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EX-U. 8. Senator NJ. c. Butler from
- South Carolina, was Senator from
that state for two terms. In rseen,
letter from Washington, p. C., he saws.
~ can recommend Pcruna far dys.
pcpSfs and stomach trouble. bsys
been using your medicine fer a short
period and feel very nIucs relieved
It's indeed n wonderful medicine be.
sides q good tonic. "--M. c. Butter.
Peruna Is not simply remedy for
dyspepsia. Peruna Is a ca,arrh remedy.
Peruna cures dyspepsia because tt IL
generally dependent upon eatarrh Of the
stomach.
lfyou do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of PeTuna,
write at once 10 Dr. Hartman, giving
fail statement of your case and he viii
bc pleased 20 give you his valuable ad.
vice gratis.
Aes.-s.ss Dr. Hartman, President Il
v~~r ss'tsariun,. Coluro l,us. O.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
ATHLETE
AND 6YMNAST
VIII Come to clarksburg to Assist Sec
retary norris of the Y. M. C. A. as
Physical Director Of the Gymnasium
classes-Board of Directors Meet.

The growing popularity Of the class
exercises in the new gymnasium of the
Young Mems Christian Association was
the cause OF action on the part OF the
board Of directors at the regular meet.
ing held in the association rooms Tues.
day evening to secure an assistant to
Secretary Norris in directing and nstruc.
ting the classes. By order OF the board
Charles L. Hill, of South Norwalk
Conn, class leader in the gymnasium
there and an expert gymnast and ath-
lete, has been asked TO come to Clarks.
burg and assist Secretary Norris in the
work for a month. There are already
seven class exercises during the week
and Secretary Norris time is much TAX
en- up thereby. 1t was decided to Sc
cure the physical director in order to
relieve Mr.. Norris and give him more
opportunity TO look after the other af-
fairs of the association as well.
The board witnessed the class drill
upon meeting the the association par
lors and afterwards went into session
Considerable routine business and mis-
cellaneous matters were disposed of
At the close of the meeting Secretary
and Mrs. Norris entertained the board
members in very charming manner.
Refreshments were served and pleas.
ant time spent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
ACCUSED
OF FORGERY
Grover Collins is in Jail Awaiting a
Hearing For the Charge of Forging
H. B. clark's Name to Traders Bank
Check and Obtaining the Money On It

Grover Collins is in duranee vile
awaiting hearing on the serious charge
Of forgery. He was arrested Tuesday
evening at Adamston by Constable w
Guy Merritt and Special 9onstalbls-An,
lfew Lyon and taken to the county jail
TO await hearing before alagis tratt
5. w Gordon.
The charge against Collins was pre-
fcrred by Selby w. Fox, who accuse.
him Of forging the name of II. b. Clark
TO a check made payable 10 w. E. Gun:
ningham and obtaining the money upor
it. The check was drawn on the Trad
ers National Bank and called for ssl.5i
Collins will have hearing before thu
magistrate Thursday.
Fox Is tire proprietor of a genera
merchandise store near W.ilsonburg. II
8. Clark, whose name was signed Il
the cheek is the superintendent Of The
Whldo ecal nirc and Cunningham II
whom TIE cl-eee was made payable was
qntil recently employed at the Waldo
mines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
MYSTERY
OF CLOTHES
Found in Glen Elk Partially Unravelet
Mrs. Springstdn Claims Them Az
Belonging to Her Sister.

The telescope of lady's apparel found
ly Tire police about week ago neal
the Vincent hotel, in Glen Elk. around
which there was mystery at the time
was claimed Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Susie.-sprfngston, as belonging c
her sister. Miss Alma Cork.
II arTcars that Miss Cork. aged II
or IS years. left tine home Of her cousin
Latin Fi7ush, on the Weston road lad.
Monday week and 50 far has not
been heard from. 1t is claimed she
ran away with man and may be mar
ried now.
At the depot two railroad men seem
to fave stolen the telescope and ran
sacked il behind the Vincent hotel
Then left il there.
The telescope and contents were de,
livered to Mrs. Springston by the chiet
Of police after she had satisfied him a.
to the identity of the owner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
HI6HW AYMAN
AppREHENDED
John Jackson is in Jail Awaiting Trial
By Circuit Court For Holding Up R.
L. Smallwood and Robbing Him of
Money and valuables.


A middle aged man VINO gave his
name as John Jackson was arrested in
Glen Elk Tuesday night by Policeman
Fox upon the charge Of waylaying and
robbing h. L. Smallwood in the b. &
o. railroad, yards near the block tower
on Monday night. The man was taken
to the city Jail where he spent the
night. At Wednesday mornings ses.
sion OF police court Mayor SlIsalds in.
structed the officers to turn the pris.
oner over to Magistrate Riley before
whom Smallwood had made complaint
against him. Smallwood claimed he
was rctbed of a sum of money and
some articles of value which were upor
his person. a B. & o. train badge was
found upon-tHe prisoner which Small
wood identified as his property. The
prisoner also Wore hat which Small.
wood claimed was the one he wore when
he was held up. The magistrate dccid,
ed the evidence sufficient 10 hold the
man for the grand jury which he did
in the sum OF $500. In defanlt OF bail
lie was committed to jail. 1t seems
that Jackson had been sailing under .
half dozen different names.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
-6TLMORE'S
BIG HIT
As Described by the Wheeling Sunday
Register-will Appear at the Grand
Tonight.

N
Mr.. Paul Gilmore, who with his COM
pany, appears at the Grand opera house
here tonight in %The Mummy and the
Humming Bird" made big hit in
Whecling, judging from what tne
Wheeling Sunday Register said Of aim
as he appeared in that city. The Reg
i.tcr said in part:
.Alr. Paul Gilmore mas clearly shown
the patrons o. the theatre that he is an
actor of ability and that he is capable
# handling any rele that the celebrat-
I'd actor, John Drew, has essayed. Last
eason he presened here Drew's success
-ful eomedyt, "A Tyranny Of Tears
last evening. at the Court, before
most appreciatiye audience, he present.
ed Mr.. Drew's recent and creates sue.
,ess, @1,Le. Mummy and the Humming
Bird" Mr.. Gilmore played the role of
Lord Lumley, the scientist, who without
showing 1t, negiects his wife, Lady
.umley. -..T'he Mummy tAIr. GiImore)
Is so thoroughly absorbed iii his delying
y vi
in the sciences, pays little or no attens
ton to Sicilion Sign6r DOrelii, "nhe
! 'Humming Bird who, by his winning
ways. captures her love and is about to
20 off with her at last. after various in
teresting situations, the Mummy wakes
up to the condition Of affairs and inn
rediately sets about to straighten
things out. which he finds even moro
iifficult that he hadeleast anticipated,
but finally ii rounds ont all right, as
only good wholesome successful com.
edy should.
"aIr. Gilmore appeared to better
,dvanfsge than We have ever yet seen
rim. He carries the forceful role along
with dignity coupled with dry humor
taat only an artist Of his caIibre can
bring our in playing such role. We
can only further add that the young
star certainly has brilliant future,
and II his strides nthe coming few
'rasons are as rapid as in the past, We
an expectto hear Of him prominently
dentifed with the broadway stars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
DEATH OF FRANCIS M. SMITH.


Francis Marion Smith was born in
this county July %, 1929, and died at
his home near Lost Greek, April 27,
1901. He was united in marriage to
Elizabeth Ann. daughter of William II.
and Given Denham Rogers, in February.
1854. To this, union were born eight
children, four of whom preceded him 10
the Great Bayond. Those surviving are
Mrs. +. }. Whitman. Mrs. G. r.. vii,
liams. Mrs. Arel Harbert ana STss Villa
Smith. who with the aged wife. are left
to mourn the loss of a true and afTec-
tiornte husband and father
Paving srent his entire life in thi.
county he is well known 10 the majority
q elder inhabitants, and none knew
him but to love and respect him.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. Shultz
of the NJ. L. church, of which demom-
ination he has been a member since
early manhood, the funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Qucene. of the
VI. y. church, and the remains were in
TERED in the !. 0. o. F. cemetery. near
Milford.
In the death of Mr.. Smith the com.
munity loses an honored citizen and
friend. while in ihe home there is a
vacancy which can not be filled, yet wc
mournsnot as those without hope for
the life just closed was truly useful
one and we find evidence on every sida
that he is not dead, but gone before
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
PRIMARY
ELECTION
Will Be Held By the Republicans To.
Morrow Afternoon to Nominate Can:
didates For County Office.

q
The Republican primary election foi
aonination of candidates j ntle county
and 10 select delegates to the state
judicial and senatorial conventions vii
he held4o-morrow afternoon at the var
ious voting places in the county. The
polls viii open at 1890 O'Clock p. m.
and close at o'clock p. m. The ticket
crtilied by the secretary of the exceu-
tive committee is as follows:
ccretary of State-Charles W
Swisher.
For State Alditor--Arnoid c. Scherr
For saerifi:-John NJ. Flanagan.
Fer State senator-,Arthur X, Thorn
md Harvey w. Harmer.- opposing.
For Judge of the 18th judicial dis
trict-Clarles w. Lynch.
For lIonse of Delegatcs-Iiaymond
Maxwell. Jasper S. Kyle, NJ. c. Jarrett
md John W. Carpenter, two 20 be nom.
mated.
For Prosecuting Attorney -will- &
Morris.
For County Commissioner George +
Randall.
fcr assessor, pper District-Franei.
" Davis, Ernest A Rider, sherman
Law and William L. Hughes, one TO be
nominated.
For Assessor Lowed District-Ernesi
L. Ilgott.
For County Surveyor Charles G. Fit
tro.
justices of the peace, members o.
executive committee, constableS an
members Of the board OF education yil
also be voted for in the yarious magis
tcrial districts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-04
'MACCABEES
ELECT OFFICERS
At the State Nesting at Wheeling For
the State Organization For Coming
Year.

whceling. w. Va, May 4-Thc Mac
cabees in convention here elected OIL
fioers for the state organization yester.
day. afternoon-
State oommsnder-c. c. showalter,
OF Parkersbarg.
State Past Commanded. W. Beatty,
of Loganport
Lieutenant Comrnander-,John r
Campbell, OF Stringbown.
State Record Keeper-iH. S. carpen-
ter, of Parkersburg,
Alternate to Supreme Review-C. b.
Hardesty. of clarksburg.
State Finance Keeper-C. +. carpen.
ter, Of Amos.
State ohaplain-w. B. Charlton. Of
Warrington.
State serseant-w. B. White. Of Cen,
tire Point.
State Master at Arms-John Smith,
of West Union
First Guard-c. 0. Jocacim, Of
Charleston.
Second Guard Charles E. Flood, Of
Moundsville.
Sentincl-wm. Neuman, OF Wheeling
PicKet-w. +. Lane, Of Msadyillc.