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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-10
By Democrats for The Presidency Of
the United States, Champ Clark,
of Missouri. making the Notifica
ton Speech at Esopus.
Rain Interferred with Ceremonies and II at
First Decided to Hold them.in a Yacht Arriving
from New York. which is EmbIematic Of the
Trip up SaItRiver in November. but Rain ceased

Judge Of tne Court of Appeals Of this
state in order that l may accept the re-
sponsibility that the great convention
You represent has put upon me, without
possible prejudice to the court to which
j had the honor to belong, or TO the emi-
nent members of the Judiciary Of tnis
State Of whom j may now say as pri-
vate citizen am Justly proud
At the very threshold Of this response
and before dealing with other subjects,
must, in justice to myself and to re-
CONTINUED on page three.l
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n,,tin,nre 4 ohio railroad.

Cheap excursions to the st. Louis
Worlds Fair every Wednesday IN Aug
iist. September and October Only Sl2'
round trip, from Clarksburg.
Tickets will be good going in coaches
only on Specified trains.
Returning. tickets will be good IN
coaches only on all regular trains, leav
ing St. Louis not later than ten days
including date Of sale
Call on ticlSe agent for time OF trair
and full Information
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PLEASANT
AFFAIR
Takes place at the Modern Summer
Home of H. D. crummit, at Adams
ton-Many Young Couples Attend

There was a very merry time at H
Y. Crummit's modern summer nome at
Adamston Tuesday night and Mr. Crrlm
NIT has the gratitude of seventy five OF
eighty young couples for the pleasure
of the evening. There was dancing that
was quite enjoyable. Again, the re
freshments we're pleasing feature and
the soeinl time was all that could bs
desired. The affair lasted until about
II.3o o'clcck and came to an end with
many expressions of appreciation.
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MR. SNYDER
NOT ASSAULTED
In Bogota BY HTob As wa7 Reported
Government Gets Advices From
Him Denying Report.

Washington. Aug. lo-In response te
an INJURY as to the truth OF the re
port that the American legation al
Bogota had been stoned. the State De
partment mas received the following
cablegram from NIr snyder, the Aemri-
can charge at the Colombian capital:
Reported attack on American lega
ton absolutely without formulation All
Is quiet here The administration Of
General Reyes is in power. Evidences
Of .sttisfaction everywhere visible.
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Averred in the Bill that Suits have Been Brought
Against THOMPSON and l. Newton Williams on
the False Ground that They are Partners in the
conoern-Injunction also granted In the Case

The Monticello Brick Company has
passed into the hands Of receiver
whose business it viii be by order Of
the circuit court to run the plant, col
Iect monies and conduct the business
generally.
This action was taken suit
brought bv Will Thompson in the cir
cult court here as plaintiff against =
RI Adams, 1. Newton Williams, Arm
strong, Crislip, Day Company the
United States Refining Company, L.
Polk & Company, tine Clarksburg Plan
inc Mil Company, the Williams & DaV'
isson Company, the Atlantic Refining
Company. the Courier Job Printing
Company, Martha j. Dcison, Corbin
Bradford. Oliver Z. BouShner, Beeson
II. Brown the Southern Pine Lumber
Company. the Traders National Bank.
the Peoples Banking and Trust Com
pany, the Farmers bank, w. l.. Cole and
Thomas Raymond and Winfield Scott.
as trustees, defendants.
Mr.. Thompson AYERS in his bill among
other things that j. H. Adams has been
missing from Clarksburg since July ?,
When ne 'el - 80 ", IL.
relatives IN Nen.u ~. ,,,.r
last seen IN Sil,ein".''' - ia las
and tHat 2 Is aiiise'i. se'''s'i
proved Ineiie III, ~. kd,,n. -
In aaeiltion ~ S's ~" n;,a,i ia n,s.ess.
cd Of a large amount of real and person
a. property, ineiua."s r. ~" H. IIonti.o1Te
and goodiy P9r'io" = -, ~ tha ,l,,nt
addlelon' upon wi'ir'' !, -, -, ,y,aze
OF me Al'Ii eiee l'o - 100 100 ~ ,Ii.h
aaiiy eaoaelts = .,,,na n,,r,oyna,,t
= Ssp'o'e "a
70 thirtS -iiFe men a., III, th,t
u = further aNs,'eI :" a. - hnilf
Air, lnomPsoh anu IL, y tftia ~ ,as..cd
the plant, Dut th.s ~ ,I,,+ ~ !.
enllrey 20 ~ 49,. Il. -. of ~,
Inc sole oM' III aonstitntcs tho
company ana - i''''
company. 80 J.. ,d,us ar
Inc plli igeiASs ~ caa,a,n, Il in
'ehe Mon'l'etlo .I,s,,,,san NJ t,,a nl,intif.
deptea 90 " 81" !, - i,'"a ~ ,,a,n,. loan.
. li,s ulno ,..,,3 '."' sa;5 A1,,,s a. various
Gu ''l" '''N 80 ,I.s.7I | :,,Soi,,o1,,o.s ac
Times AI,li'iG,,'i 4ta l;i, !. ."Io1, ,oi,nws.
eolSi."s y ~ pa,,,ar :, IGs Gn. Traders
oiNer s Do''s,,re,, So '''',.,,. -. p,nl,
Natio"N i,''hN, 9i,5 - .r,,s+ Gam.
% @Sy9' segp ~. NIarba ! Deison, $3.50
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WALLACE
CAMP
OF the woodmen of the world Is To BE
Rehabilitated- Sovereign Command
er C. P. zinn Goes There.

Deputy Sovereign Commander g.
zinn, Of omana, Neb., WIN has been in
the city working up the membership in
the Woodmen of the World lodge, has
gone to wallace where new camp Of
the order will be instituted Recently
the Wallace camp was disbanded and the
members transferred to tile clarksbuFg
lodge but the membership grew there 80
tnnt they decided to have lodge Of
their own.
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is WRECKED
Happened on the Short Line Six Miles
west Of Reeder and Trains We're
Cut OF and delayed

A broken axle on a freight train on
the Short Line Railroad Tuesday after
noon MS it was passing point six miles
west of Reeder caused much ineonven-
ienee and delay The passenger train
going out Of here at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon did not reach New Martins.
vile on account OF the wreck, but trans-
fer was made and the train returned
here ut night over an hour late. No
one was hurt in the wreck,
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Nv Associated press.

A.,so Sakn
- 1o-A pouring
EsoPus' =
rain set in Just @Iter 0''s iis.A1
the participants in the notlheatloh q
Tudae Parker. 1t was not apparent
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nov .ne -''-
ranger 90 .,so5 Int tl,e clouds
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renamed. = W. az -, stoar,boat saga
sef','itoh'sS n, - .a,,ld not he used.
more = 'ne I rT.I, 80 AIl,,u,, on the
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Juse ailet ~ 5l,.-st;o,, rriyed on a
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riEed az - ~ e.a7 .atis.at;or committee
l"e UP y ~. Iii. ,,,,,b discomfort
was "teenuso , ~. ~. ,asscr.,ars Of the
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upper uesSs -, ,.,a ~ T. arrival The
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-. .4,oi. so,.t,,nes and tbeir lives Il
l,A''A'Ns' wv. y a. ,;,l,1;. ,vooI
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'stisiis'' I'm t7,ar ~. hone l.
sti,,s'g 80, -, tIn Zoos IN thai cod
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On Trial For Assault.

Jim Fulllineer was arrested Tuesday
night on warrant sworn out by y. S
CofFman bearing tine charg Of assault
The prisoner was Jailed and Wednesday
afternoon at three o'clock his trial be,
gan before Magistrate Gordon. AT
press time it was still in progress. The
alleged assault was committed on July
Ith in the Il. s. O. yards.
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Deliahtfnl Rirlhday Party.

Miss Bcrnice Riley gave 4 birthday
party At her home on Monticello avenuc
on Tuesday evening, Quite number
wcre present and enjoyed the hospital
ity Of Miss Riley, leaving at a late hour
wishing her many happy returns Of the
day. Many hundsomc presents were re
ceived.
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PREACHER
KILLS ANOTHER
BY Accidentally and Fatally Shooting
Him, While They Were Engaged
In Target Shooting.

Pomcroy, ohio, Aug Io-Rev. Glenn
Gillian, of ohioville, Pa, was shot hers
today accidentally and fatally by Rev
Newsome, of the same place, while they
were engaged in target shooting. Tn.
two were spending their vacation at the
farm Of thcfather Of the victim, Boti
have charges at Ohioville.
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wnndmen Will Initiate.

Seven Or eight candidates will be ini
tiated into the order Of the Woodnen
of the World at the regular meeting te
be held in the X of p. hall tonight
Considerable important lodge business
win be transacted and all members arc
requested 70 be present.
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ST. Petersburg, Ang. 10 General Kur
opatlSiu sent dispatches on the sth and
9TH saying there is no change in the
position on mis- east or south fronts.
The Japanese advance post is nint
miles north Of Hal Cheng.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-10

District Deputy Foreman, of the
Woodmcn Of the World, returned to his
home in Morgantown Tuesday evening
ifter 4 short visit in this city attending
TO some business matters connected with
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-10
HOME COMING
Is This Week In An Ohio Town an5
Senator Fairbanks Will Speak in
His Native Town.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Marysville, Ohio. Aug. 10 This il
..hon,e coming week at Marysvllle. To
lay. features is the industrial parade
senator Fairbanks who was born il
this county will deliver an address to
morrow.
The affair is non-political. Many
former residents are returning for =
visit.
Miss Bertic Dodd and Miss Talbot
Of Weston, were the guests Of friends in
the city Wednesday,
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RECEIVER APP0IIVTED
FOR MONTICELLO BRICK GO.

ON Application and Suit in Chanc-
cry Brought by Vim. Thompson
Against ]. r. Adams and the Lat
ter's Creditor--P.M.Long is named
as such Receiver with Bond at
$4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
THE HEARST BOOMERS.

William Randolph Hearsts boom is
at Washington at the meeting f the
D,mocratic national committee in all
thc glory that can be transmitted to
it by the ceaseless activities of the
most remarkable aggregation of work
els that ever came to the meeting OF
a national committee in the interest
i a candidate for president. Mr..
Hearst must possess fabulous wealth.
Tie Washington correspondent say
that wherever one goes, wherever one
tulns. wherever one sits down there is
Q Hearst boomer at his elbow They
have fairly flooded the lob5ies Il the
n0tels. Looking them over dispasSiOn-
ately and rejecting upon their past
2nc. their present ratings in politics,
Heswpaper work business or WhateV-
e else they happen to have been, the
conviction that they are on Mr..
Hcarst's pay roll is forced upon the
average Democrat. Tney tell wonder
full tales OF the progress tEat the
Hearst boom is making in ali sections
Of tn country. On the national COM
mittee are Two members. c. A. Walsh
Of Iowa and j. G. Johnson - Kansas
who are openly proclaiming their sup
port of Mr. Hearst. Johnson says that
Kansas will send an instructed dele
CATION for him, but does not add that
he. Johnson, is NJ longer factor in
the Democratic politics of Kansas.
Walsh does not make any such boast,
because he presumes evidently that
everybody knows that he lost his grip
on Iowa politics last summer.
One Of TIE curious symptoms : he
Hearst boom is that it is confined, 50
far as surface indications are con err
ed. To men who are working for pay.
There is not conspicuous politician
in attendance IN the meeting of the
committee who was willing to say that
he is for Hearst. The real measure
of this boom will not be known for
several months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
ORGANIZE WOOD CLUB
Enthusiastic Meeting Held by Little
Rock Democrats.

At an enthusiastic meeting, held
last night in Houck hall, Carroll l.
WoCd Democratic club was organized
and speeches were made by mum
Der of men we'll known throughout the
state, says the Little Rock Gazette
Nearly 800 Democratic v~tera com
posed the assemblage. Among the
speakers were: Hon. Jos. ". House
Judge w. S. Mccain. Judge +. l.
Vaughn and Judge W. E. Hemingway,
In the audience We're men representa-
tive of wage-earning and OF the pro
fessions and the trades generally
The greatest demonstration of the
evening occurred when Judge +. i.
Vaughan declared he would not sup.
port f. county office any candidate
who is for Governor Davis for Ta1fa
term.
Hon. Waller J. TER called TIE
meeting to order and judge Joseph ".
Martin wss unanimously elected ehaif=
man E. =Bagley Was mace seeds=
tary.
On taking the chair. Judge Martin
spoke briefly. Even a wooden man
oaght to BE able TO speak on an -
caaion like this. he said and especial
ly should a Wood man feel inspired.
Judge Martin said he had lived n AZ
ansas fifty.three years He had been
over the United States a great de&!.
and il had been his pride TO say Ee
was from Arkansas; but for the last
tive or three years he hadn't said much
about being from Arkansas. There
was a vast difference in being from
Arkansas and in being from state
misg Verned by jeff Davis. He was
still proud of the old state. and ne
, hoped this move would result IN car.
rying the county by a large majority
for Wood. He referred to Judge
Wood as man in every sense OF the
word, Christian and a gentleman,
who would hcnor the position of COVER
nor. and no man need be ashamed
to say he came from state with sucn
a man as Carroll D. Wood as governor
Judge Martin was frequently appalud.
ed
Speeches were also made by Hon.
J. F. House. Judge ". S. Mccain and
Judge Hemingway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
OLD SISTER a MYSTERY
Although so Years of Age S7e Was
Very Much in Love.

New York. Jan. 13.-John l.. Llv-
ingston, whose death has just been
ann 9unced here, was a member of a
prominent New York family, says a
Paris dispatch to the American. Ex
actly three years ago his sister Maria
died in a hospital at Neuilly and he
had been in the French capital during
the two years past endeavoring. on the
part of himself and two brothers. to
secure possession Of her estate.
The sister was a mystery to Paris
ianS for twenty years prior +. her
death She dressed Enthusiastically and
was possessed of many eccentricities
She continually called at the consul
late or the legation at Paris with com
plants about her neigh bors, and there
met and fell in love with clerk at
the consulate On one visit she drew
$4,000 from her pocket and offered
it to him as an indication of her re
gard Later she sat for hours outside
the consulate for a glimpse of the
clerk, although she was then eighty
years old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13

ed as Mr.. Jones. In fact the Graphic
has friends it would prefer to Mr..
Jones, but there is no hope for sin
gle one of them, and the Graphic is
charitable enough to csncede 1t to
anybody in The state without protest,
even to its most bitter enemy, if there
was no hope for any other Arkansan.
II Mr Jones, is turned down the ap-
pointment will go to some other State,
and state pride. if ncthing else. should
cause Senator Clarke to rise above
petty personal spite and enter no OBJ
lection to Jones The spirit manifest
ed by the senator is too narrow for
one who holds SO imp rtant a position
as United States senator from the
great state Of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
Provisions.
S1Uo Reward. $1U0.

The readers of this paper will be
0leased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re.
quires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly acting di~ectly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system, there
by destroying tie foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building UP the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work
The propretors nave so much faith in
IT'S curative rowers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that
It fails to cure. Send for list Of tes.
timonials Address,
]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O..
sold by Druggist. 75c
Halls Family Pills are the est
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
A NARROW SPIRIT.

Many of the newspapers which 10y
ally supported Clarke against Jones
for the senate condemn him in his
opposition TO Jones appointment as
ene of the canal commissioners. There
are men in Arkansas just as we'll quail
fed as Mr.. Jones. and the Graphic
would as soca see one of them appoint
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
WILL LICE STAY INSIDE?

DR.. Dowie's announcement that he
means to build a wall eighteen feet
nigh and one an done-haf thick
around Zion City will be received with
widespread satisfaction provided DR..
Dowie intends to stay inside the wall.
New Nc"k American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13

LOVE OF APPRECIATION

The love of money Is said 10 be the
root i all evil. The Iove of approba-
tion is as much the I0ot OF all good
The love of money has be II so unlVel-
sal, so dominant as an influence i'll
prompting 20 action m~lg men, and
money has seemed SO necessary as a
factor in the evolution of the race,
that even now thought has scarcely
dawned upon mans intellect that any
other factor can take the place CT
money as an incentive to action and
eXertion in our progress toward evil
ization. Even the acquisition of mon
ey has for its end the acquisition OF
the esteem and appreciation of our fel-
lswS more than the mere procurement
of the necessaries of life AS society
exists there is nothing that raises
man more in estimation of the masses
than the ability to possess or COM
mand much money. 1t Is not that
men need millions to live, but ii is
necessary 10 De lltll u bt eo'SNiiiNh'
Hence the great struggle for riches.
Men Who cannot excel as poets, phi
lesaDheis. musicians, statesmen or ora
tors may excel oy cunning, seltishness
or monopoly in acquiring riches and
be more honored than any of the other
classes.
AS the race advances in enlightened
civilization the honor bestowed on the
wealthy will diminish and the promo
ters of the happiness of the race VIII
De more honored.
What will man not do for honor or
appl obaton of his fellows, especially
his superi1rs? He will volunteer to
face the cannon's mouth and to kill
his brother and against whom he has
no personal grievance-he will break
the icebergs of perpetual winter, hop
ing to discover the nortn pole all for
honor or diStincti1a-for the approba-
tion of his fellow mon. The love of ap-
probation and the initiative faculty in
man has not been sufficiently recoG-
nized as factor in sociology. Ii IS at
the bsttom OF conventionallsn1-u
fashion. Ninety-nine things in hun
dred which We do are done convention
ally without a thought as to whether
it be right or wrong, lawful or un.aW,
full
The many amenities of society are
with our civilization. The worst boy
on our streets Win dress as fashion
ably as his purse will bear to please
society Interiors initiate their SUI
perors, or those they deem to be
their superors. II the superior class
wculd exercise all it's discretion in its
department before the young and i'm
pressible imitators of their superiors
little coerciye law would be needed.
Seeing that man is so conventional
such an imitator-may the time not
come when conventional usage will
control men without forceo May il net
be that regard for the appreciation of
society will be a greater incentive to
industry and good actions than money
now is9 Nearly all crimes are clIn-
mltted for money-to appear we'll and
gain applause.
--oi-O-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
THE STILL is NOT STILL.

An Illicit still on the plantation of
Senator Tillman has been raided, but
no interruption of the senator's out
put of "moonshine" need be antici-
pated.-Philadelphia North American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13

Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema, cr other torturing skin diseas.
es. No need for it. Doan's Ointment
cures. Cant harm the most delicate
skin. Al a,.y drug store, so cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
THE COAL AND COLD.

The cold north wind and the temper
ature down to Is degrees again makes
burning issue cf the coal trust
Kansas City Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13

Walter Wellman says there is a
strong sentiment among Democratic
national committeeman in behalf of
Judge Parker for pres ident ANA Mar
slal Field for vice president. He says
Tammany will dictate the II nina
non
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
a CREDlTkBLE CAMPAIGN STORY

The press agent Of the Hanna bo1'n
certainly should get an increase in sal.
ary for the affecting story of how tie
senator has hard work to suppress the
boom without blcodshed right in the
national mmittee.-BroSklyn Union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
TO CURE A COLD in ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig
n:.ture is on each box 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13

Cure the cough and save the life .
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the verge
of consumption.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13
-O%O

Hot Springs now has troubles with
the town COW, and Jonesboro EXPIRE S.
es sincere coincidence with the city
of vapcIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-13

Speeches were also made by Hen.
J. F. House. Judge W S. Mccain and
Judge Hemingway.