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--,-,s &c supposed 10 reflect the remarkable
z-,,oettC derland Ncw-York reported that Mime
,,,l,s was cauccll!us recent hour sales. Gear
49, - 97S 600 bushels. New-York reported ~
teen loads for export Win AN'"tlp o-se''
,-,rc, closed at s5ssc; May sold at Sc and s'5ac
- closed al 95-sc. old July sold at szssc ana az
o.. and closed at s5l4c Argentina cables say
mat the strike TO be continued vessels are ar
irving there. and can set no car6oes' Inc STOCK
- NJ Northern here IS only $4,000 bushels.
Corn closed &c higher 70 &c lower. The Armour
attitude attracts al the attention This interest
&C. s,,prosed 10 be long May and to be supporting
tba market ILe sealping operations by the
Armour people are the features March closed
AT 5l5.c: May sold 5i2c- and at osc, and closed
az 5g7.c. July closed at 5l'sc sellers Liverpool
-. nm IA There were 2.I cars. with -FOUR con-
+ract: 20 estimated for Tomorrow. Cash corn
was lc to &c higher for low grades. The visible
increased $4,000 bushels, and the stock here. g.
81 600 bushels increased ciS.000 bushels Worlds
shipments were 8I6t00 bushels Russian ship
rosnts were T2S0oO bushels Clearances were 2S5,-
O0A bushels Private houses turned out twenty
six cars OF No. . On passage Increased 73sl0o
bushels Commission houses acting for Armour
were buying On the breaks. but there was corn
for sale the rallies.
oats were neglected. They closed unchanged
to &c lower than Saturday. May sold at ls3c
and &c and closed Aisc. july 5s34c sellers. There
were ls9 cars with % estimated Tor tomorrow.
Cash was steady Private houses turned out Il
cars CT standard. The market was merely
small commission trading one The visible in
creased IL 90 bushels. The stock here. 2,S3oo
bushels increased $500 bushels.
Provisions closed At q decline; pork Of Dc; lard
OF ioc 70 l1iac. and ribs OF nc to loc There
was good ouying OF provisions taFLSti % % cle
&c lower. There were 1000 West compared with
Week was 20 pounds. compared with 25 last
year. Il IS mere scsdplng market ge-od peoi}'te
inclined 70 buy the breaks and seei on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
Financial Meetings.

southern Pacific Company.
Nt-v York March 10 Ie1A
TUE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders the Southern Pa-ac Comp ny for The pur
OF taetIE directors ~ said company ard Tor the
r-rr7-r1 a. any other business which nay before
Ire usotIr- Will Ie held the Office q the Company
r..srr. county. ksLt.gI. II &. NJ
standard time Nadu.s1ay The 9Th Gly OK April 1905
NE boul1 Of stock viii he closed for the
ul1uoses OF tAs meeting. a. oc-o-E =. n. March Is
hrEN NrIT.NF. clerk
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Notice of Dissolution.
a n ROBERTs 4 CO.-CERTIFICATE OF

\ L. ROBERTS X CO.-CERTIFICATE OF
49, continued % firm name.
hfret'f1re existing under
the rru name A r Roberts q CO. has been dissolved
withdrawal Of william Writ Patrick Of tho
partners from said firm. but tla business % the said
conducted is be continued by the
subscriber hereto Sherman Hoyt. OF t.C ccl-tners
n the aforesaid firm under the partnership or bus
ness Of a. 4. Roberts & Co., as provided by Sec
r-s 20 ami u Article % Chapter 40 o.; the laws o.
he state o. N.w York. known as The Partnership
Law
uarue-shp within the state q Sew York and has
arref business in than years,
NHr Therefore l. sherman H-vt residing On the Bor-
cu-H Of Rr1oklvu city Cf New York in the state
of Vow York hereby certify ard declare
said laws the only person now and hereafter
dealing intending 20 deal uEder the said business
name ~ A. T.. Roberts G. CO., and that principal
place n located IN tho Borough Of Meahattar
IN the county of New York.
$780, SIBERIAN HOYT.
State ~ Nov York. County q New york
on THIS 29th day February 1904 before person
av arraaraE sherman Hoyt 20 known and known to
re 70 lie person described tn and who executed
the foregoing instrument writing and duly ackrowl
edged that he executed the the purposes therein
mentioned
Sotary Public. Kings county.
Certifcate filed IN New York County.
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ATLANTIC CITY N. ]

Permanent Information personal repre-
tentative at 1854 Roadway above a8h street where In
literature concerning following hotels
be Hotel Dennis Hotel Brighton Haddou Hail.
Hotel ST Charles Toungs Hotel Wiltshire. Marlborough
House. Dunlop Hotel Seaside Hotel Rudolf. Tie Cfal,
fOnts. Hotel Traymore. New Strand Hotel Galen Hall
Islesworth. Garden Hotel Hotes Raleigh
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AND RATES HOLY WEEK
THE ALBEMARLE.

VirEfria Ave. near Beach Atlantic City. y. J.
and thoroughly modern hotel.
out containing 100 front thoroughly
heated has equipment ana comfort for the
entertainment Of spring including private
baths elevator service. etc Zoo feet o
beautiful parlors feature OGers for the spring
special
table Of IS SO $3.50 weekly. 81 ID daily Orchestral
concerts daily and evening Booklet UPON request
J. r.. DOPE
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a ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions for Tho Tribune
y received al Ofhce.
No. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be received the folovg branch
offices at regular olce until o'clock viz.
pa sth-avF- cor. 23d-st. f53 6th-avt 18th
St gs East Iith-st; s55 West ted-st.. between 7th
and Sth AYES 263 West I25th-st ISIS Sd-ave.. be
tween 7sth and 77th SITS LOGS 3d-ave. near stst-st
i5os ist-ave, s9th-st; i5T East I25th-sti Use
Trenlont-ave.i $50 SdaVe-. 4lst-si 55I Sd-aTe
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HOTEL JACKSON,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. :.
An absolutely E4CLr00I BcaLu hotel. a
Ave he fuest AdIaCeut
uaI Pier 200 handsome front
The ard cuisine Musical concerts daily and
evening Terms, American plan ST. so $500 and 81 90
Write Illustrated literature Eew-IOrS o.
fee 3 Park Place CHAS. r COPE. Proprietor. JOHN
CRUISE Maaager Also kitt1tuly Hotel Deawa-s
Mater Gap. Pa Oper Nay I'D Novenlber.
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RAEK STOCKS.

CsDo-ssa by Clinton Gilbert No. waa-s,5
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HOTEL ABBEY.

Corner Mount Vernon and Pacific. Opens March path
Rooms suite. with private baths. elevator; steam
throughout American plan. So per day. European
plan, 81 per day and up. JOHN 7. DEVER
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Citations.


U,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of God free and independent.
ro,- Vandartyeck Beam. RiJe gbie. Florenc- Cray.
heirs and next kin Of Charlotte n Parker deceased
ssUd creating Whereas. The New York Life Insurance
Trust Co. Of the CITY OF New York has lately applied TO
--r-Ura-e's Court Of County Of New York. 20
f5 certain instrument in writing relating both real
g-8 personal property. duly proved the last WIN and
Charlotte NJ Parker. late OF the County OF
%ev work deceased. therefore and each Of
s-s Of County Of New
yor az Office in the County OF New York On the 18th
thousand nine hundred and four. half
paet ten clock in the forenoon Of that DAY. then and
the probate Of the said last VIII and
T-zfar,er. such u are hereby cited.
r6sr ne years are required 70
~ guar Ian II have
- 5preaF and apply for be appointed. the
Event. 81 YOUR neglect failure TO do guardian will
he appointed by the Surrogate TO represent and act for
n the proceeding
+, teSfr1ony whereof. have caused the Seal OF
the said County Of New York be
Iersfr7to Witness. Hon FRANK T FITZ-
GFRAID a Surrogate OF said County OF New York.
ais county the day February IN the year
Io-a one THOUSAND nine hundred aud four
JAMES A.. DONNELLT.
Clerk Of the SurroEats's Court
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HOTEL GLADSTONE.

Directly the Ocean Fronc Atlantic CITY " J.
Unobstructed Ocean vii privata
baths. Hot and cold water al baths Running
water bedrooms n J. COLLINS. Propr-
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HOTEL ISLESWORTH

ATLANTIC CITY. y
American ard European plans. Extensive interior I'm
Lcs distance telephone service IN bedrooms
Rooms en- quite. with private baths.
fresh salt water IN bath. Pure water from
artesau we'll Elevator from street sun
lors. and gr.u Orchestra Capacity 5.0.
Booklet mailed Psr-0nal representative at Hotel Savoy.
and shave. where can be secured and
general Information obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
CHELSEA,

ATLANTIC CITY " J.
rooms 100 private baths Cnohstructsd
view Golf privileges. Private artesiau wells French
Billiards cars; orchestra stock brokers' office
direct line 20 New York Long distance telephones
Automobiles meet all Baggage checked
hotel all parts OF the country. Address J. 4.
Thompson & Co. Atlantic city y. 7. Office 3 Park
Place II A NJ . Z. II. Holland House. after P "
Personal Re1reseutative Through vestb1Ied
Atlantic City without change
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HOTEL STRAND.
HOTEL IROQUOIS,

Built mont, Atlantic City. n. J.. Per-
souaL represcutati.e. 8 Park Place daily
FAI2BAIBN & WILLIAMS
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF
New notice Is hereby all persons having
against e. Teastale rft County
OF New YORK. deceased. present sane With
thereof a ufac.o ~
transscring business the once Of Joseph r. 0Nsli
No. 1tG Nassau Street. at the Office % Frank ri
Loughran I'D Broadway Borough q Manhattan in ia
city o. New IorS. On or before the LIST day % Juns
Dated New YORK.. tho 24th day OF November feoa
ANNIE HENDERSON.
FREDERICK ". ZIEMER. 1-N'1ulaIs-
JOSEPH P. ONEII. Attorney for Exscutor annie Asn-
FRANK & LoCGHRAN. Attorney Executor Frsdsr-
lex ". Zlsuer.
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south Carolina Ave. and Beach. Atlantic City n T.
elegant and per-tctly equipped hotel Capacity
with uuexceuCd location. Elevator. par0rs
with sC.tes. phones rooms.
amusement hall and every appointment row making
rates. S12 SIS. $3.50 weekly Booklet mailed
Representative. Rooms 900 sol LILO Br5aivay New
York ". T, SHAW
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
A5ner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of me County Of New
notice i5 hereby given all
against Sarah NJ Phyfe. sometimes known sarah NJ
lockwood. OF the County % YORK deceased 10
with vouchers thereof s1bscr9-
a OF AZ Of
Fettretch. Slkman Seybel. No Al Park Row m r.
City OF New York Manhattan Borough, before
ddy OF SIay
Dated New york. the gth day q November 1909
WILLIAM J. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM d CARROw.
Executors.
FETTRETCH STKNIAN Z SEYBEL. Attorneys sor Fsx-
ecutlrs a. 7a-k Row. Borough q Manhattan, clty
Of Ncw-York
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THE SAVOY.

DIRECTLY on THE BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY. y.
Opens March
Running water all suite
and baths Moderate rates for Spring
Easter and summer Personal representative
Park Place y Y s. 81. HANI.ET
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- PTESUANCE % ~ DID, o. HON-

- Abner C. Thomas. a SurroEafe % the County OF
New York hereby given all persons having
claims against Henry schmidt late % the County 81
deceased. the with
thereof % the subscrbes az their place OF transacng
business at the Office o. Spelr Bartlett No 81
street Borough Of Manhattan. % The City 81 NsvS
York. before the first day % July. 1904 next
Dated New York. the 1fth day OF December.
HENtY SCHOERRY. rrs,,,,.-.
FREDERICK SCHMIDT. AAeoeter&s
EPETR & BARTLETT. Attorneys for Executors.
So Wal street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15

suarce o. order Of Hon Frank T. FftzxeraId
a Surrogate % the County % NsTori IS hers-
By given ali persons having claims
Woods Wa-1su. late % the County OF Nex-York o.
the with thereof ia
subscriber az his place Of tansact1s business No AZ
Broadway. borough q Manhattan City Neu-Yo~x
bef1re the 2ud day OF September next
Dated NeW-Tors. the 1st dav OF March
LEONARD u. WHITE, Exeuusr-
ANDERSON. PENsDL ETON & ANDERSON Affor,evx
Executor Is Broad Street Borouxh ~ M.n6st-
tan. Eew-York Cits. -
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HOTEL TRAYMORE.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Remains open throughout year Every known con-
fort and convenience Golf privileges running
bedroomA- TRAIMOFtE HOTEL COMPANY.
D. $. WHITE, President.
New York Rep. az 2s9 Fourth ave.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

~ hSU ANCE Of AN OhDEh Oh HUN.
- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County
York hereby 20 all persons having claims
Adelaide c. Dickinson. late z he County
YORK deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber, az bis place OF uansactng business.
90 Liberty Street In the Cy Of New York before tbs
Of Alas Dated 70 day
OF November fgU3- CHARLES DICKINSON E7xecutor
sTTIsCN & WILLIAMS ATTORNEYS FOR executor, no.
IS Liberty street. Borough o. Mauhartan. New
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NEW BRICK BOSCOREI.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J..
known hotel appointment wi-h exceptional iur-
and CneN-s.ed. elegantly furnished
hrouEhout- Rooms single and suite. with large
baths Write for illustrated Et-r2ture Elevator
10 street level Running water IN bedrooms Terms sI3
per week ana upward
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YOUNG'S HOTEL

ATLANTIC CITY. y. :.
steel. brick
Atlantic only absolutely hrproof European
nj N promenade with full view. Long
IN bedrooms Hot and cold
water all baths White service throughout Music
room and orchestra. JAMES x. KEENAN,.
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II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
\ PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.

Abner @ Thomas a Surrogate Of the County % New
Notice hereby given to all having claims
Eliza Connor late % tfe County ~ New York.
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber hts pl1ce % tansactns business, No.
the Borough Of Brooklyn City Of New
York. On before the ist day Of April, next
Dated New York the 2ist day u septenher. l9oa
JOHN J.. GINS.
CARR & CIRCUIT. Attys for EXT. 80 MontaSus ST..
Brooklyn. y Y. CITY.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15
'l''ko'''I "A At BROOKLYN

This city was telephoned to for
assistance and thirty members OF
the different companies, with 1000
feet of hose went M. to Brooklyn
over the trolley line in a special
car. Fortunately, however. the
New Martinsville fire companies
had the fire under control when
the fremen from this city arrived,
and their services were not need
ed. Our firemen responded very
promptly, making the run to the
scene of the conhagration over
the electric line in the quick time
of % minutes. Fire Chief w. G..
Ryan accompanied the fire lad
dies from here.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15
His C.ci-n, on CIaos.

A dry ;.uoue ..>:rAaA, vas e.
planning the :'!ttuation to the he
traveller he had just engaged. "iou'
predecessor" he said, has got Ii.
business all tangled up, and if 70.
take his place you will have a diff;
cult task in getting order out OF
chaos"
81 don't know who Chaos is
cheerfuliy replied the newly ap,
poin I'd traveller, "but I'll bet you
III sell him some goods if | have tc
hang on to him a week"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15
Mo- \ Bake Shop.

az want a removal sign painted
and I'm in a dreadful hurry" sale
the physicians wife as she bustle'
into a sign painters establishment
81 want a plain tir sign, painted
black, with white letters, and II
wait for it."
every well, madam" said IT,.
brush handler. 'Did you bring 20,
lunch"
"Why, NO. l thought you coult
do it in very few minutes"
at may lake several hours t.
dry"
''But can't you put it in TIE
oven?" asked the woman impatient!
y.
MADAM" sail the painter, W.
dignity, this is Il i...:.::. .hc:. "
do no baking here.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15
A Valuable Asset.

It was after her husbands failure.
"She acts as if she expected to re.
trieye their fortune" was the COM
ment. Have they Any assets leftT
"Oh, yes" was the reply.
"What?"
"a daughter who Is pretty enough t"
be quoted high in the matrimonial
market" -Chicago Post
A Queer Touch.
Last week." said jenkins, 81 ha~
the qpeerest touch to which | hav'
ever been subjected. A man evident!
In the last stages Of consumption canl'
into my Office and said:
".You know - mentioning Glen
of mine who IS in the undertaking bus
ness.
Il told him did.
"'Well.' he said. he is holding az II
surance policy on my life for $50. It.
q cinch that that policy will be payabl'
in a week or ten days at the mos
Meantime I need $40. II you will ad
vance me $40 l will give you due bill
against the policy. II you can't collcr
In ten days you can charge interest ~
New York Times.
Sex Characterization.
Have you ever noticed In a fashion
able crowd how much like men TIT
women are and how much like womeI
the men? 1t is not that the men ar
really effeminate or the women rcall!
masculine, as a keen observer once pu
1t. but there is, nevertheless. a curiou
approximation in type. 1t may be t
some extent a matter Of dress Womel
affect the mannish in their costume
men in summer seek more color. But ]
is not dress alone The woman's fac
seems stronger and the mans less sen
sual than it would have been even
century ago. The figure, too. has chang
ed. The man is less gross, the woma
more athletic. and both are taller
Lontan Taller.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15

By an explosion of lamp in
the home of Mrs. Gilbert OF
Brooklyn. a small suburb of New
Martinsville, fire burned the resi-
dences of NJ. l.. Kendall, Lewis
Gilbert, Mrs. Gilbert, and dam
aged the homes of John Stamm
and George Houdenscile, at .
o'clock last night, and caused a
loss of $4,000.
Brooklyn is without fire protec-
ton, and but for the assistance OF
the New Martinsville Fire depart
ment, all the houses on the east
side of Commercial street would
have been destroyed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15

The cornerstone for the Masonic
temple under process of erection
at New Martinsville, was laid to-
day by the Grand Lodge, A. F. &
A. M. of West Virginia. Grand
Master George Hatch of Wheel
ing. officiated at the ceremonies.
Masons from this city, Mounds
vile, Wheeling and other points
were in attendance. Mountain
State commandery No. IA of this
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15
GRFAT CROWD GREETED
SENATOR DAVIS AND PARTY

! When Senator Davis closed his
remarks he introduced Gov. Whyte
of Maryland, who is a typical
Southern gentleman, 80 years old,
a fluent speaker, and pleased his
audience. He paid glowing trib-
ute to the manly worth OF Senator
Davis. Everybody regretted the
Governor could not speak longer.
After Gov. Whyte had spoken
Senator Davis tried to introduce
Senator Bailey, but the crowd
wanted to hear Senator David b.
Hill of New York. The cry went
up for Hill so strong he had to
come out and say few words to
the crowd. He seemed to be
pleased very much over the loud
and persistent demand for his
presence.
Then came Senator Bailey. He
is a Texan, an orator, a handsome
man. and he made everybody his
friend at once by remarking when
the American people wanted any
thing they ought to have it, and
when the big crowd wanted to see
and hear Senator Hill he gladly
gave way for him because the
people should have just what they
wanted. Everybody wanted Sen
ator Bailey to talk for a week or
80. During his speech the train
slowly moved down the track. San-
ator Davis waving good-by to The
people and smiling as If he was
pleased-and he was. The distln-
guished gentlemen were simply
amazed at the crowd and the city.
They seemed to have conceived
the idea that Sistersville was a
little town where some oil was
produced, but that was about all
of it. They did not know, it seems,
that it is the largest city between
Wheeling and Parkersburg, and
even more metropolitan, progress
sive ard more up-to-date than
Wheeling and Parkersburg COM
bined. They frankly admitted it
was q mistake to stay here only
thirty minutes, so held the train
over an hour, and left vcyy reluc-
family then.
We were pleased so many turn
ed out yesterday. 1t will Go our
city good. These men will 60
home and tell the people what a
splendid little city we have here;
how many came out to meet them;
how superior we are in every way
to anything they seen IN the ONO
Valley.
The Sistersville band and the
McDermott & Diamond Brothers
minstrel band furnished the mu-
sic, the latter playing gratmtously
and the music was greatly appre-
ciated.
1t was a good place to be.
It's a day that will long be re-
membered in Sistersville.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15
CORNER STONE LAID

city, acted as escort to the Grand
lodge.
When the new temple is COM
pleted it will be one of the finest
in the State of West Virginia, and
an ornament to the town of New
Martinsville. Frank Wells Clark
is president of the Wetzel Lodge
Masonic association, and much is
due to his untiring efforts for the
success of the enterprise.
speakers had said The Review had
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15

Yesterday afternoon by far the
largest crowd that ever gathered
at the depot to greet any candi-
date was out yesterday to wei
come Senator Henry G. Davis and
his party of distinguished friends,
The school was closed so TIE chill
dren and teachers could attend
the speaking. Every man, woman
and child who could possibly leave
home was at the depot when the
train rolled in at 2 o'clock. Many
came in from the country ana
quite a number from Monroe coun.
ty. Ohio. So large was the crowd
the train was held here for over
an hour. instead of half an hour
as the schedule provided for.
The crowd was quite surprise
to everyone. The big speech-tnak-
ING had been billed for New Mar
tinsville. where there was speak.
ING for three hours, and many OF
the people from here went up TO
that town, so the crowd here was
not expected to be over 2Co or
800. Instead of that number, how
ever, there were at least l5OO peo-
ME AT the depot.
Chairman McGraw frankly ac-
knowledged he had made a mis-
take in not stopping here for two
hours or more, and as it was he
held the train for over an hour.
It was a great crowd; not very
enthusiastic, but orderly and at,
tentive. Everybody was pleased
with Senator Davis. He is GER
tainly a grand old gentleman
kind. lovable, earnest, and a cltl,
zen every West Virginian should
feel proud Of.
The train came in nearly on
time. Edward o. Bower, as
member of the Reception commit
tee from this city, opened the eA-
ercises by introducing John 7. Nc
Graw. chairman of the State Dem,
ocratic committee, in very neat
and appropriate speech. Mr.. Nc
Graw only spoke for a few mo-
ments and closed his remarks by
introducing Senator Henry Il. Da-
Wis. who spoke for ten minutes or
more. He touched up the State
issues and spoke of some National
matters. When he came to the
place where he had to say some
thing about President Roosevelt,
he turned from the subject by re-
marking "Let somebody else tell
you about the President.
He is a grand looking old gen
tleman, honest. looks like ne is ~
years old, has considerable humor,
a pleasant smile and made fine
impression. If he is elected next
month we know he will be able
to hold up his end in office and
the whole nation will be proud OF
him.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-15
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