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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
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Monday attending ene SPIN
circuit court
Charles G. coffmans attorney spens
sunday at Dola'
Afrs. Mary Rodgers Is visiting her
dangster Mrs. N. A. PiIsOn. IN Grafton.
~ "a Mr.. -oaseman. OF Parkers-
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visiting friends IN the cry
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smrthy Wlii
leave this week for vacation trap 70
Atlantic City and Bridgeton, New Jer-
sy.
For Rent-one furnished room in
CUNNINGHAM fint on second floor. In
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
SURE cURE FOE PILES.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. This form, as well
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles, are
cured by DR.. Bo-snn-lso's Pile Remedy.
stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tn
mors. soc jar at druggists, or sent by
mail. Treatise free. Write me about
vour case. DR.. Bosanko, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold BY Stone 8 Mercer, Druggists
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
TOday's Games.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.

AIRS. Ira Post was here Tuesday from
Romines Mills shopping.
Post Office Inspector Edward J. Allen
was mere Tuesday from Parkersburg on
official business
Willie Hickman, OF Bristol, was here
Tuesday on business.
w f. Leonard was here from Salem
Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
THE WIZARD OF OF"
Majestic Theatre.

1t was noisy gallery that assembled AT the
Majestic Theatre last night TO welcome back The
Wizard Of o. noisy greeted Third
Avenue favorite. Il doubtless argued the great
popularity among the small boys Of the Wizard
and his friends but Il was distinctly annoying for
the lower portions Of the audience. who preferred
10 express their welcome back IN I less strenuous
fashion than by catcalls and shrillng. Miss
Anna Laughlin. Miss Bessie Wynn. Miss Lotta
Faust. even the Cowardly Lion. were greeted heart
lily at their entrances. but their reception was
nothing compared with the noise when Scarecrow
stone woke up. and when Tin WOOdman MOEtgOm-
cry got oil in his joints and creaked into action.
These two droI men no less drou than OF old.
and though Mr.. Stone strained his leg severely at
a rehearsal n the afternoon ne went bravely
through his muscle trying dances rather than dis
appoint the audience.
There are a dozen more new songs inJerpOat-
81 in the score. but none Of them rise above the
popular" OF Broadway music publishers stand
ards. Miss Faust has successor to her famous
Sammy song. which she sang effectively and 10
the delight OF the house for the foremost occupant
81 the Sammy" box I'm stiff embarrassment
ana sucked his thumb. The scenery seems to have
stood Its road tour remarkably well. and Julian
Mitcheus lovely stage pictures good 10
5 ever and his chOrUses well trained and
also good Altogether. the homecoming Of
the Wizard merry and welcome event I'm the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

og,o,,I Record and Forecast.-washinEtou. March
%, -, .4,--,.eio, that covered ROCKY Mountain
-, SUNDAY night has advanced eastward and forms
.,5.. disturbance that extends from the Panhandle
=, -ras rartheastuard TuTper Lake region With the
49,. -ssrlrs IN Oklahoma Tho pressure continues 10"
= a.. nth paclnc the plateau region Inc
- - high pressure that covered the LAKE region
- -,..I rsYidy eastward and to-uignl oveTAss We
C.snasian Maritime Provinces II Hhs -
- - Euread southwcstward over the S'uii A.
49, states Genera! rains have fallen east OF NC
England, and local rams nav
- tba plateau region and on the racine ,oeat
California IL Is Lii1i "L4 1llL .'
h9i o. farr uortlons the Mississippi valley and
i-le V.iIey and much colder IN the south Atlantic
80 the south portion OF the Middle atlantic S.Ales
alpers lures tonight in the ML1a!e AilsslsstLp' '
81 = degrees above the seAHoEa4 aNeIsSs
Rain + snd he ohio valley
siSeS .,,her will clear wednesday. except In NewEns-
Land and along the Atlantic 'oas~ "'e'S ' " "
dea{se vy.athsr Will prevail IN the middle and lover
Eflos - Inc Fast Gulf ana the temperature
TIasdGy generally throughout the Au2nto
S.-i1s north Of Florida Il VIII aIso d "AreT III 'S
extreme Northwest
,-..ast for Special LOcslities.-For Eastern New
-, ra.,rrn PennsylvAnia Nsw-Jersey and bea"are'
=. :. -v.,r,sr to-day; wednesday rain followed oy
1870 g, afternoon: brisk southeast 10 so~'h "'hoN
shifting to west - -. v4-.sz..s,v
-, S-.,4F,nzland rain and warmer today WEDNESDAY
IL followed by clearing the afternoons bTAA south
east winas on ' ~ Columbia rain much to
az wednesday fair: fresh TO brick east "lroA Oeo-e
sogtner western New-York and warmer today
z,,ssresdav rain and colder; brisk southe~S' NN' 70
coming nor,a ps1n.vaaia showers to-day, with rising
,.,svTe wednesday fair Increasing southeast W'hos
becoming westerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
rRANsPAC1E1C NrArL.a-

China and Japan, Especially addressed onyf-
close daily at $50 70 March IA inolU-
Astralia except West FIJI Islands Ns-Calsdona-
and Victoria. B. G.. close daily at
p to March t26. inciusivs. for dispatch
Hawai- Japan. China and. philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily az $50 to March
+2s inclusive for dispatch 3. COptic.
Phppins Islands via San Francisco close day az
SD . 20 March ~, incustVs. for dispatch per
Hawaii via san Francisco close here saiy at 80 D m
up March rs. Inclusive for dispatch per 8 a.
% akGtN -
Cnra ard japan. Vancouver victoria ! ..
close daily a 9 30 D. April e. inclusive.
for dispatch per Empress Of japan tNerchsndss
for T. 3. Postal Agency az Shanghai cannot Be for
china ana Tapan via Tacoma Especially addressed onyD
closes daily $50 April r. Inclusive.
for dizDatch per = AzamsUnou.
Zealand. Australia except Wesr New Caledon a.
daily At D m April 20. inclusive. for dis
Ventura az the Cuuard steamer carry
Ing mail for New Zealand does arrivs. IN
tine with this dispatch, extra mal.coslnx
a. $50 a m. $50 e. N. ant $50 ?. sundays AZ
40 m. Q =. and 9 30 ? m--yi1 Be mads snt
Forwarded until the Arrival q TIRE Cunard steaInerl
Francisco. close daily $50 April III
inclusive. for dispatch q Z. Korea
and Niarguesas Islands Franoisco,
hsrs daily az $50 p N uP % April rs. Inclusive. Zoe
NOTE-UnisEs otherwise ad1rs-sed. Australia 10
forwarded Europe ana Zealand and PhIfpcf7es
via san ranciscthe quic<est routes. Philippines sps
ciaIy addressed via Cnnada' Europe must b
fully prepaid e. the foreign rates Forwarded
via san Francisco exclusively.
Transpacihc mails forwarded port o. sailing daily
and The schedule o. closing Is arranged arss1np
ton - tler uninterrupted overland transit tEsx5s-
tered mail closes AZ 2 2 m. previous day-
CORNELIUS VAN OOTT, Po.tuaaxe~n
so@sOco> &ss xoxk, ~ x~.lAEa<Sa - 1soA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Miss Ada Rohan and Mr.. Otis Skinner appeared
AZ the Auphion Theatre in Brooklyn. last night
v-ess-+inr The Tanning OF the Shrew"
Mr. sDonnelly. at the Murray I'M Theatre. re-
yived The Charity Ball one Of the popular plays
OF the old Lyceum repertory-
Miss MatthIson can be seen. next week at Days
Theatre as Miss Hardcastle in 'Shs Stops 10
Conquer
Mr. Charles Hawtrey will appear at the Lyceun
Theatre. on April g. in the exceedingly droll play
OF The Saucy Sally"
MI William Collier will be again displayed here
a star. at the Criterion Theatre. April l. In
q pIay called ''The Dtctasors" 1liss Robson sass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
GEN. MoLINEUx INTERESTED IN Bill

To the Editor of Tho Tribune.
sir. There is a bill before the present legislature
which makes IT the duty Of the Superintendent Of
State Prisons to return photographs and meas
urenents OF any person taken while such person
was confined in jail Penitentary or state prison.
where Judgment of conviction or such person
hg. been reversed and set aside ana the person
has acquitted of the charge The OBJECT OF
this law Is TO take from the files and RECORDS ia
tie Office Of the Superintendent OF state PRISONS
the photographs and measurements OF persons
whose photographs were taken while temporarily
confined. but who were acquitted OF the charSe,
Unless this law IS passed, the photographs anu
measurements OF innocent persons must remain LOT
all time I'm the office OF the superintendent
IL ought require any argument 10 convince
Won that this a very unjust thing. There is no
reason why a mans photograph should be IN the
Rog7les' Gallery Of the when the law has de
cIarad him to be an innocent man. As the law
stands now. the superintendent has no power OF
MS own TO return the photographs ana measure
mtuts. even OF an innocent man, and ths object OF
this law Is not only TO give him the power, Out 10
make IT his duty 20 return them would Ike your
assistance in securing the passage OF THIS act,
which commends itself 10 the good opinion OF every
fair minded man. and which remedies a grave IN
Justice the present condition Of the law i ne
law j. general IN its nature. and VIII be aNallape
u all persons who. though Innocent, nave nad
their photographs placed in tn" Rogues' Gallery
TO their constant injury---. 1890
brooklyn March 81. 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
eaookLYN's NEW THEATRE OPENS.

Broadway Theatre. Broadway and Stockton-st
Brooklyn to the people at its formal opening last
niEht With Babes in ToyIaud." the beautiful
musical extravagarzt from the Majestic Theatre.
Manhattan the first week begun most auSpl-
COuslv. The audience overlooked the seats ana
occupied all the standing room possible under ine
law Leo q. Teller, the manager, had every thl-l8
running smoothly could be expected on a
first night and the completeness Of everything
surprised those who had seen the unfinished state
OF things two weeks ago The playhouse which
was fully described in The Tribune Sunday -
thoroughly freproof and seats eighteen hundred
nar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

RI-CKI%GHAM-Ex-Go F W Rollins
>--,,- ma r5re6ire CAMBRIDGE. G.. Johnston.
- I1uis FIFTH AVENUE.-E.x- Congr essfnan "
r Whiting MASSACHUSETTS Professor n S2mi ,n
enc T-riyereirv of Pennsylvania GEAND-'ap-
tain II r. Mitchell. I. 5, A; Colonel J. n SGat Gates,
Al n Hobart Cleveland. MURRAY HILl-A. IS
Gardener Chatham. y Y. NANAI{RE,1 aPli pam
"a go i-,tus ir.. L. :. a. METH EkLANl p
~ N+yor " W Jacobs, Hartford, PIALA-Slr
Henry Irving WALDORF-ASTORIA- Exon
--s,,,,,r, Frank - NeidrinEhsus. -. LOUIS, eN-
fi,5ee Lambert Tree. Chicago; !. J Albright. Bur
falo. Count Gisyck. Paris. WoI.CoII-Je'Se L.
E-55,- NorristOWu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

The engagement Of Herr Christians. o. Berlin. 40
the Irving Place Theatre. continues tins week and
last night he appeared IN the title part in SChile
Don Carlos a play with which both he and his
audience seemed on familiar and affeCuo1Ite terms
Frdulein Camille D1lherE was seen as the frincess
EhOi. Frauletn Bertha ROcCO as Elizabeth anu
Alexander ROttuann the Marquis Posa- OtheT
leading members Of the stock company completed
the cast, and their performance was received win
much favor by the house. Don Carlos will oe re-
peatPd tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
NO HELP FROM CHARLEY.
ReDEes That He Can Do Nothing
for Opera Company.

NJ Charley. ranager-or former manager-of me
French Grand opera Company now In part strahd-
ed IN this city ia reply 10 telegram sent him de-
scrfing the condition Of affairs here, has replied
that he can DO nothing. This what the singers
expected but some people have held out hopes TO
them that u. Charley would return with funds
from NeW-OrleaEs
Therefore their benefit tonight at the Metropol-
tan Opera House Will be their only means OF saliva
ton. Mr.. Conried has given them the house and
paid for the printing. The concert will begin at
gl6 The shuberts offered them the Of their
scenery. which is held In trust in tho Casino.
but the assistant manager. who has assumed charge
OF the defunct organization. refused 10 allow Il 10
be taken out Tor some reason or other; however,
only the third act 81 ''Orphee' Is 10 be given IN
operate form. and they can doubtless manage TO
that up from spare scenery In the opera house
The programme viii be as follows;
Mr.. Labrlet and orchestra
Tenesd-Luss'ez. Soprano
ar. Nikssl,y tenor.
10 ''7 $3.50 Mr. Noatfort -'
'TSzviata" % hrst Verdi
Nine. Nikaelly-Duperret. soprano.
btallces ------------ + leg1er
Piano cello and violin obIEat5.
Mines Brsss.sr-Sis5o Faokbssrs, Deasnths Iad Or
chestra
sir1rd' fa-1sD. ....... R.v.r
SIR. Gau-his-. tenor.
Nr. Garouts. tenor
EsSsr- 0sutsr I4yoiia I;i.s and ossSsst a1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

should be read DAILY BY al Interested. r chsEg~s
at tInsl
Foreign mails for the ending March Is 1904, viii
close promptly IN AL General PostOfoe 40
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time below. Parcels mails for Ger
many close at D. m. Monday
Regular and Supplementary malls close Foreign sta
tion Morton Srssts hslf hour later
than closing below Except that Supplementary
Mails FOR Europe Central America. VIA Colon close
hour later Foreign Stationb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Naude Adams Will extend her tour To the
Pacific Coast this spring. playing The Pretty Sis
ter OF Jose" and also The Little Minister She
has never appeared west o. the Rockies since she
became star. although her debut on the stage
"a made in san Francisco and she - naturally
eager 10 appear there. Mr. Mansfield has already
announced that he is going 10 Frisco this sprlHG,
p n. Sotheru intends 10 go there. and Weber *
Fields have already appeared there. California -
getting unusual theatrical season this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
GARDINER SWORN IN AS STATE REGENT.

Justice TruaE. sitting at chambers yesterday. aa-
mInistered the oath Of Office TO Charles A Gardin-
er one OF the newly reelected State Regents. The
other Regents Of the University in this department
are Whitelaw Reid. Edward Lauterbacn anu
Eugene A. Philbtu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

TUESpAY-At 43O a for Europe. per =. Kronprina
Willeu via Plymouth. CheTDOurR and Bremen Z so
a. for Netherlands direct per 8. s. NoOrdam mail
must Be directed per 8 NOOTdan' D At $50 a.
for Italy direct Prn8 Adalbert mail must b
directed per s s. Prinz AdaIbert); $40 for
Italy direct. per Nord America mail must Be
directed Ter 3 8. NOrd Amerfca'D.
WEDN ESDAT-Af $40 a for q. q Cedric.
VIA Queenstown Cman for France. Switzerland Italy.
spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and British
directed per . Csdrc')
T1fCRSDAY-At a m. for FranOe. Switzerland. Italy.
spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and British
India q la Savoe. via Havrs mail for other
parts OF Europe must be directed per q Ia Savos'
FRIDAY-At 1890 p. FOR Azores Islands, per 5.
public. from Boston.
6ATURDAY-At z A. m. for Europe. per .. . Zealand.
via Southampton mail be directed ger q
Zeeand'D; at $50 a N. Tor Scotland direct, a
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$50 Complimentary 10 a. NJ for Europe. PET
O Campana. Queenstown. $50 a m. for italy
direct Neckar mail be directed per a
Neckar''p. II a m. for Cennark direct. ..
Norge mast Be directed per :. =. Norge D.
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mats
opened the piers % the American. English French
ard AMI remain until within
Zen q or sailing II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

-, omctoI Reeord-The following Official record
80 xv..,ns- Fsr-os, shows the In the tenn
.-. FOR the last twsnty-four hours IN comparison
-. -. .,-re,pordiuS date Of last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
AT OTHER HOUSES.

One Of the popular standbys @ the stage. In
Old Kentucky" came into view again last niCht NJ
the West End Theatre where IL will be seen for the
remainder Of the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

Busy Ivy seen yesterday at ProctoTs
Fifty-eigrth-st. theatre. At the Fifth Avenue Inc
Lost Paradise was revived. and at Mr. PrOctors
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hfth-st. house Justin NC
Carthy's comedy. His Little Dodge was presen
under the title. ships That Pass in the Night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

on wednesday evening Henry Miller. who IS
playing at the Hudson Theatre. Will be seen in the
one-act play. Frederic Lemaitre,' BY clyde Fitch
This Will Erecede Man Proposes" the comedy IN
which Mir Miller Is now appearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

At the Third Avenue Theatre this week play
called Born IN the Blood" may be seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

West set6 st. Harry ". bsI5ysl husband Of sarah
win be held a. the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church sls-
Ga 81 IN o.cIo-t T1.Srrnsnt privaIs kindly omit
flowers
cHups-o Monday March q at her -s.tasaoe No sss IS
We Wstns asf " maf5R q. at p C' M
cal. Abner W Colgate IN the 6'th year OF his age
EGBERT-At West Hoboksn. y j. March 10 1904 the
Rev James Sa EESe ~ p Tos oso James ssa S5 q
OF Norwak conn. in the 18th year q he ase Re.a,
funeral services Tuesday Nareh q. 1904 a, ? N
and Tasue-st. West Hoboseu- Take Chrtstopher-s,-
intcrulent private at SIorr.stouu. y. J.
EGBERT-ou Monday March 81. Thomas kitchen Eg
bert in the IAN year 81 h5s aEs EGns.al v SsEiss
day. March %. at S D. m Internsnt Easton. Penn
GRAcE-At his residence. No 81 East 7ota-s. on Mon
S5 72a year Of Re age IrlHsraI services will held
or on ~ Wef france xs1 T So 80 West sJ - ia,es;
be
LYNDEon Yoatsy at II. rTsitsnes s, q her son Pr
George LJ33e No. o. 30 ,E esy . 4'S yI., Ia1{ IN,
cement bangor lie
MANAt rss5sncg ;o, I 7 Long Island
AIbou Plat Man Funeral service Wednesday at Law
FIa,bush- ave. Brooklyn. 10 a m
sPRrNG-Mary orHara Spring. widow Of James Walton
R S5ns n ausSer aE Of Jns late R5T Gsrdnsf
sprlng Brick church Funeral services private.
Iuterueut pittsDurg-
TALCOTT-SudIsnIy. March 10. Arthur Whiting Tai
m 85th 90 MS Funeral services and
futermeut at convenience Of the family
THoNPsoN-A, Morrtstovu. y J.. Monday March Il.
caroline r. Thompson. daughter ~ James z
Thompson. Notice OF funeral hereafter
vOOLSEY-At Jersey city. March %. Herbert Wallace.
o. late Herbert w and Virginia Maud
nee Sansbe Woolssy. and grandson OF the Charles
a W0uI-ey. Is years ana months. Funeral
vices from residence. no ia Sunmit-ave..
Tuesday March =. at , M
N MEMORIAN.
C;RACE-pIed March -. 1904 the Honorable William
u I Life
pany since 1902 member % its finance committees
The president and the % the finance commit
tee Of
Mr. with deep sense OF the loss they have
and private ne foremost citizen
in financial a leading force. he
frr Qualities OF and mind which
nd valuable In the administration OF
heneyoIsnt works. he deeply soicit0us
advancement welfare of his fellow
and Institutions for the Improvement
of and old with which he Identified
he and fJrcsfIi In the methods adj
Gated foremost IN sustaining and carrying
beuefHctions
As friend and associate shall him and we
enter upon our minutes this testimony integrity Of
purpose character with sorrovins hearts.
JOHN 4 MCCALL President
GEORGE W. PERKINS.
JOHN CLAFLIN.
EDMGND u. RANDOLPH
CHARLES :. FAIRCHGLD. Committed
WOODBURY. LASGDOS.
GEORGE A MORRISON.
CEMETERIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

At the Circle. Melville and Stetson and Hcco-
bono's horses attracted attention These horses are
getting 10 be great favorites with vaudeville audi