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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04
Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors.

In the District Court OF the United
States for the District of Maine.
In the matter OF s@a%
-- LOUIS SAVOIE, FIN B1nkruntcy
Bankrupt
To the creditors of Louis Savoic of Wins
low, in the County of Kennebec tand
District aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 20th
day Of February A. u. 1904. the said
Louis Savoie was duly adjudicated bank
creditors will he held at the Office Of the
Referee, 100 Water Street. Augusta,
Maine. and District aforesaid. on the 11th
day of March, A. D. 1904. a ito O'Clock. n
the forenoon. Mt which time the. said
creditors may attend prove their claims
appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt.
and transact such othher business as may
properly come before said meeting. ~
FREMONT j. e. LITTLE.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Augusta, Maine, March 3. 1soA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04

hale explained the bill. He Glazed
Great Britain first, France second, ard
the United States third in naval
strength, saying the popular impress
sion that Germany outranked this
country was falla cious.
He expressed the opinion that the
present war in the Orient would Show
that other vessels are more valuable
than large battleships. but admitted
that no definite conclusions could be
drawn until the smoke lifted.
Hale said he had no censurc for the
officers Of the American navy. But
the naval officer is the naval officer
pure and simple and the American
navy bounds his complete horizon. To
him the navy is everything and the
naval board is run too much in the
direction OF enormous Ships
The naval board program contem-
plated IS battleships and 2. armored
cruisers, and when that stage was
reached an appropriation of 100000. 900
n year would be necessary for the ma
w.
Perkins defended the officers of the
navy, saying they were entitled to
great credit.
Hale admitted that the American Of
ficer was a man of merit, but Congress
had it's responsibilities and should
know where the money was going.
Il am he said, mot to be deferred
by criticisms of want of patriotism.
want a powerful navy. 1t is needed on
account CT conditions. But there is
danger of going further than is neces-
Sary."
Lodge spoke at some length on the
need of good navy to protect our
trade and uphold the Monroe doctrine.
He did not believe the torpedo boat
would supersede the battleship and
said that in our war with Spain the
torpedo vessel had been a complete
failure.
Money spoke of the prowess of the
Japanese and quoted 4 high authority
as predicting that in n few months the
Russian fleet would be overcome. Then
would follow the success of the Japa-
nese on land. They would secure Co
rea and probably part of Manchuria.
Next they would go to the Philippines.
1t was not the European nations that
we were to fear in the Orient.
At the suggestion of Hale an arpro-
priation of 100000 for the restoration
of the frigate Constitution was inserted.
The Senate at 500 p. NJ. went into
executive session and at ZIG p. NJ. ad-
jOurned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04
Storm in Michigan.

Marquette. Mich, March 3.-The
railroad service in Marquette is de-
moralized on account of the storm
which began. yesterday. and continued
today. Snow drifts 20 and 80 feet high
are raised along some railroads. The
storms covers the entire upper penin-
sula of Michigan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04

Washington. March 3-The Presi-
dent. today. sent to the Senate the new
treaty with Cuba concerning the Isle
OF Pines. and it was referred to the
committee on foreign relations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04
Cobra George Sale

Cobra George Salem, an Egyptian,
who entered the Missouri University
last fall and is taking the four-year
course IN agriculture. is SO we'll pleased
with his work that he has succeeded
in persuading several OF his friends in
Egypt and Turkey to come and take a
similar course IL. some American COL
lege.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04
5sTH CONGRESS-.
Continued from page ~

Inc house passed the District Of CO.
iumpla appropriation bill and the be-
gan consideration of the Indian appro-
priatlon bill and after n brief discus
sion, adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04

Boston, March THE new steamer
James T. Morse. built for the Eastern
Steamship Co.'S Rockland- Bar Harbor
service. was successfully launched at
East Boston, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04

Washington. March 3.-For almost
lour hours today. the Senate while
Technically engaged on the naval APP
preparation bill discussed a wide range
OF subjects, including the policy of the
United States in the Philippines and
the Russo-Japanese war. The princi-
pal participants were Messrs. Hale.
Lodge. Depew, Patterson and Money.
Mr.. Hale. in charge of tine naval bill.
criticized the plans of the naval board
as tending to an establishment beyond
the needs of the country.
Mr.. Lodge, Mr.. Depew and Mr.. Per-
klns defended the national officers. Mr..
Lodge declared a large navy essential
10 the maintenance of peace. Mr..
Money said he did not consider the
total appropriation of $4,000, 900 car
rled by the bill as excessive. under our
present policy in the Orient. He, how
ever, criticized that policy, as did other
Democratic speakers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04

The annual loss from the burning of
buildings III the United States is about
s135.c00.0e0. not including cos. q insur-
ance and the appliances for fire pro-
lection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04
Uncle Sans Daily Business,

Washington. March 3.-Government
receipts: From internal revenue,
$790.574; customs. sS44.c4e; miscella-
neous, 1851, 4S1. Expenditures, $780,
coo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04

It Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Influ.
enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma,
A certain cure for Consumption in fret stages
and sure relief in advanced stages. Use at once.
lou VIII see the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Sold by dealers EVERYWHERE. Tarre
bottles rs cents and 80 ceu:s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-04
IN THE SENATE.

Discussion Of Naval Appropriation
Bill.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Sic Sd)mlc,t in 9tctu 9ore.

Sin Jiem Norttr S5inans.Snftjtut
inbte einen Sungen bon l6 Sa6ren,
Der i'm Re6nen gut bei6loQen lei. Qn=
fcn9sgsbaIt $40 pro WO6e. IS mel.
oeten Iif "a s>un9eu. Die ole bic
0rammarIdule obiOIuirt. gum 39eil
auA Die 9Oai6ule bsIudt batten.
Reun8ebn tpuroeu 5uriifgepieIerr, neil
es nit ibrer Sanoidrift uno GrtoQra=
pbie ieGr baperte. Gle iibri9en Is er=
bielten Die 2lufQobe: g8ie piel 3infen
brineen $120 uno so @ents in bier
Monaten uno Is 30Gen gu PrO3ent.
3pei l0ten Die 9IufQ0be ridti9; Die
iibri0en Is bradten itatt Der ridltigeu
Qnhport (S227 iold}e, Die biz $48l.=
44 louteten. 8os 9ortomnuib pirft
tein Qutes Qidt auf Die 2eiituneen Der
S1ulen 9tew Yorts. gnn "a Sunoen
nur 5mei, Die I'M Stanbe 1ino. eile ein=
fade 3insrednuu9 81 l0ien! SinO Die
ghulen, Die io!be Hehner liefern, Oas
piele @elO nertb, Das Iie toten?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Wttardoie III Colorado.

g9ie Der Militdrismus IN unlerem
2anoe um lid arelit, 3eiQt folQenoes
geilpiel aus @olOraoD. Die Yiir9ers
ioloaten ppn Colorado babeu inioer=
re6tli6 Den Brdlioenteu 0es welti6en
0rubenarbeiter= gerbunoes, 96us. 8.
MoDer, perhaftet. gesirtsrihter Stes
pens bat ben @enerol=Nojutnnten gell
uno Den @apt. 99ells ,DeNen WiBa6=
tuno ses @erihtes I'M $500 beltroft,
neil lie nnlQbli6 zines 0abeos Corpus
8eNuhes beiooten Monsr nidt Dem
&ibter Dorfiibrten. Sic lueigerten liA
rfen. benz Sefeble 6ol9e gu leiiteu uno
ertlGren, nur ,iiber Die 2ei6en idmmt=
lider NtlliaiOloaten binme9" tperoe Der
Sheriff I'M GtunOe Iein, benz 8eIeBe
@eborIam 5u er3lDingen. 8ouuerneur
BeoboOp 1T nit Der 8iir9erlpebr gang
9lsihsr NnFdt. 10 paB Der &reisri6ter
Die 9euBerun9 t6at: is tuhft Iid bier
Die ernite 6raQe auf, pb Die ltreitenoen
gsrgleute ooer Der @ouperneur BON
@OloraoO unn Die Nlili5 lid i'm 2luf=
ltanoe Qe9en Die @eieBe oes Stnates Bee
finosn." llno weiter ertldrt Der Fa=
mole @jouperneur, Moper weroe unter
teinen umItdnoen Den GjeriDtsn aus9e=
liefert merDen.
Cine mirtIid QroBartige repubIitu=
niIde Muiteruirtbldait. Die bort in
@olor0oo! Wenn wirtIib iemols 8er=
anlai1ung oasu Dorb0uOen mar, bGs
@unoe5= Wilitdr 3u rsQuiriren, um bem
@eIeBe Ndtung gil oeridoffen. bic t
,udre lie an YluBe. Scoo6 Der 3aub=
reitsr ibtueiQt; Die nQuten" republifa=
niideu gldtter Idwei9en q tur5uni.
9llles, mas irQcuomie nit Der republic
fanii6en Wai6ine in 8erbinOun9 Itebt,
IAwei9t Iid ona0 Noten" aus!
S6ma9 iiber SAma6! ~ -.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Gtuftc Srcg,Rtto.

Die ruiIii0e Gegiertng bat bstannt
Qe9eben, bob arleQ5s Q5sGOrreiponoenten,
Die lid Der orohtIOien 8elegrupbie be-
oienen. al5 SpiOne bebanDelt unO err
I9ofen tperoen lpiiroCn.
@rof @aIIini bot Dem 5taat.beparte=
ment eine 9iOte ilberiunDt, in Der es
beiBt: ,Wenu neutrole S9iffe Gorre=
ipDnoenten an gDro h0ben, neld0e Dem
5eino tur6 reuentOefte 9lpparate, ole
in feillem Der beitebenoen Yertrd9e er.
mdbnt neroen. 9Rittbeilunoen iiber
SrisQsuor9dnge MAIDEN t0nnen, 10 tper=
ben 0ieielben inner6alb Der Speratous=
aoue Der ruiIiIhPn 6latte perbaFtet mere
ben. 9esg!eiAen !peroen Die init oef
Marconi=SpItem aus9eriiIteten s9iHe
beI9lo9nabmt Deroen. -9ie ruIiif6e
Gegierung iAeint an3uuebmsn. oaB Ole
DrabtlOie Sele9ropble aub bon neutra.
ler Selte ausgeiibt, in oen 6au9er Ge-
itimmun0en fir ieqsgebrdude oerbo-
ten tuoroen tudre. tpenn man oamols
Die @rinbun9 fdon aetannt bdtte. 0a
mebrere engliide @orreIponoenten Ii9
Ser orabtloIen SeleQraphie beoienen, 10
tperoen lie lid 3tueifeuos on ibre Gegie,
rung iuenoe1 uno bon oieler feltlteQen
laIlen, Ob Gublano Elm 3e6t bat, tie
als Spione gu beharoeln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
0cribtsperb

..}n einem YroSeIle ppn sSneob Slime
Qsaeil Gbriltim 8ern9aro iuurOen Gem
ald9er $500 3nae'prodsn. 98ie Gline
bebaupttt, fubr eiu 8ierlpnpef G.
gernharbs III leiu @tfdhrt. ,pdbreno er
iii Canal 3ouer an elmer @telle porbei=
fltbr. lpo Ole StraBe ourh Die @nntou-
yleip 9bilaoeip6ia StruBenbahn ellee=
enat lit; er tuiroe bon ielnem Gefdbri
gemorfen uno bat lsin 5uBlelent i'll ei-
rer @eiie uerleBt. baB er mabritbeinlid)
immer labm bleibt. Gs lpuroe bebanp.
tet, Der Subrmann bes Giernn9ens lei
betrunten Neiueien uno lei allein per=
antmortlib fir ben uniall.
Qoruine Springer, Der anNeflaQt
mar, on benz Ginbrub IN Smibart's
WirthIhait betbeiliat Su iein, muroe
uon ben 8eidporenen Ireiaeiprodeu.
Wartba 6. 8orher aegell Die Snsca=
ramas Goal & Sron 50. Der Rldae=
rim lpuroen Don ben Gjei6ppr,nen
$ll00 suaeiprohen.
@hriitine Reim pe9en Wnl. Burtbol=
Der u. ". Gertauf aneeorbnet.
9iulotbp .. 9erron segen Die .. &
8. giIenbabn. geiaelegt uno Soften
be5ablt.
Gilbert Sroine als Nominiltrator le=
gen Hoelof @ambert. Sem Gldoer
muroen $4l3 80 5uaeiproden.
8. 8. Weaper II. u. seqen 3bomas
O'Oonnell. Zen Gldgern puroen $50
sugelproden.
Waaqie 0ines geeen Seile Sines.
GbelhelounQ bewilligt.
SAMUEL S1lup als Nominiitrator,
aeQen SarrD Dart. 8ei9eleet.
Orlan Is. Yrowu II. u. eeqen MarD
6. 8ibIon II. N. Ser Gteuertitel bon
MarD @. @ibIon lpuroe unQilti9 err
tldrt, bod miiiien oerielbeu 500, be
tie fir Steuern ausbe5ablt bat, 3uriif=
erftottet meroen.:
WilIiam uno 2ena Canning QeQen
glem Sblist uno Ri9aro Smith. 8en
Sld9ern tpuroen $l65 5u9eIpro1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
8Otipar
Sen 10. glpril 1904.


@ertber genbadter!
glm Sonntag lputoen Soln 8rsher
uno Trl. Mnrp 3snncr i'm 9ouie oea
8ruoers Der 8raut, 6rigori1 &snner,
ebelih nerbun0en.
9lm Rpntag lieBen id Martin Ssl.
mid mo 6rl. Minnie 6amt in 9p-
mems Sel1eln idmieoen. I'M 0auie Der
@ltern Der 8raut, Saeob uno Maggie
Sant.
Den @heleuten Sames 8snoer, spei
Weilen pon bier mobneno, 1iorb am
lebten DonnerItag ibr sebn Wonote
altes GDbnd)en OH &iifennart.Gnt=
siinounQ.
Die Nrbeiter al Der neuen godlfein=
brennerei 9ingen am Monta1 mht al
Die Nrbeit; lie perlan9en itatt isoen
Wonat, leoe 3luei @oden 3ahItaQ.
Ser bereits i'm 80. 2sbeasialre
itshenoe Stepban Npp. orei Metten bon
bier nohneno. erlltt Dor alpsi Wohen
einen GhlaQanFal; ct lit auf DER YeI=
ierung. tann aber ni1t ueritdnolib
ipreGen.
6rieorih Weber uno iein 5pbn poit
GtraBburg wartn iiber 5onntaa bic
8dite pDn gonaro Vaao uno @bri(t
Sizes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Observation-Disclosures.

@ba5. W. Matbias Marp ). SOroar
BEIGE bon Sopce.
9enlp M. g8ieqano Gatie Guen,
merlD, beioe BON Canal 0oper.
ROB B. 0liuer. 9snnilOn-Srene M
@utbrie. u4ridsoille.
Wariler Meet, 9eoli - SAME 2inoen
@oolDallaoer.
NuQuItus Steinbou9b = 4otie Sdra
Der, bsiOe bon Yort MaibinQton.
hilbert 8esnopers, @leoelano Mar9a:
yetb Millcr. Nsw cumberland.
Nobert 3. YR,ler 0arriet 9ootb,
beioe bon Netu @omerstown.
George MurruD -Nora 2inoiap. bsiot
BON 8enniIon.
@9os. y. yunosr gitt5bur9 - Nooo
N'. 6taneart, Sem 8bila.
Tyeo. 1eub, parral- emma @beriolo,
Winlislo.
W 9slpid Minnie Samt. beibe por
9Dlioar.
gplpsltsr g. Yanlifsl-Wrace Sobnior
beioe bpn New @omerstopu.
Senrp @oppel, BORT 98aibinqton-
Sngobee Mlurpbp. @afbington.
Gbas. Dreler, StraBbur9 = Marr
Genner, 8oliOor.
SIiOer 8. 8iel6ouer = 2enn Weler.
beioe DDn 2umrenee Sp.
Beter 2abm -2lnna 3epp. beioe in ga'
nal Soper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
gSic ncrDient tN0tt OetO.

Q9enten iepen 0eidledts fpQten an
Die 0orib Manufacturing &c., 538 Gats
ct, GRtcaap, ST., lhrei6en um SQultra=
ticnen uno Gin3elbetten iiter tbr Diblhes
Gluminium Sarten=0utteral nit Gurem
eii,9rapirten Ramen unb 100 @iiitez
rber @elhaftatarten. Sepermann teiteat
iolfe. Wulterz6 6utteral nit 100 &arten
40 Gents. Oiele 8utterale nit &arten
mcrpen einScln fir IS Gents psrfauft
0lan trautht nur pas Nnfer gu 3eieen,
Tim eine Srpre su betcmmen. Senoet
icfprt 40 Geuts fir ein Sutteral nit 100
Garten rpcr 80 Gents fir 100 Garten
phne Nutteral. s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Oeitprbcn.

9lm IL. Iprit in ubridspifte Srau
gnieline Buster i'm Utter bon 81 Sah-
zen. Die 8eriforbene mar Wittiue uno
binterlaBt fiinf DetbeiratGete S0hter
ano einen Spbn.
9tm IL. Npril in llbriaspille 6rau
2Ioa &ine, Die Satin BON .. @. &ine,
uah LANCER Granfbeit i'm utter BON q
Sabren. Sic bintertdBt ibren @atten
uno slpei tleine Giuoer.
2tm Is. April in 9enniion 2lIIen
Gilmore i'm 9ttter bon n Sabren. Ser
8erltorbeue binterl0Bt spei oerbeira=
thete S0bter; ct mar erlt Dor orei @o=
den BON MeGses &ofs. 8a.. nad Sen.
niion aetommen, l,m leiue SO4ter.
Grau gu9uit 8ier. su beluhen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

Gie 5elbitmoroFdQe in oen 8er.
5tdaten ueroen bon Sahr au Sabr
aablreider. Sbre @eiammt3a6l i'm per-
flolienen Sabre mar 1897, oaoon 1886
Wdnner unO 1912 Srauen sm Sabre
1899 3dblte man 5340 selbltmoroe,
unb in ieoem ra9fol9erben Sabre mar
Elm fOrtmdbrenOes betrdhtli0es 2ln-
tpa9Ien Der 3abl Der 2ebensuberoriili.
gen 3u per5eihnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

nno per bas enfaufen p oe Bic elegenbet pabrnebmn
b Elm Snirument tr Die 5dlfte res 9reiies 3u dern.
gSenn br fomm unb unlre 9anos unb Sr9n prift mer=
oct Sb anen tbe Die bilsn preie fir wrlen oieee baIe
gSod]e perfalft uerOen
Diee Snitrmnts maiu au irgenb cine gse bieie gephe
nod fDrseaFt peron 5u ir9eno f preile nm 8aum fir
gSaaren gu daen 8ao8 $50 bis 5u $4Oo Sr9eln
BON S25 bis 81 800 5et BEL nns fir 5uoerfdige gsaa-
rem uno e6rlibe 8eoiennng
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9enti0e 8ader
b Oerfa ufets.

Die folaenoen beliebien &omane f0n=
men in Der Office oieies glattes be8osen
iDeroen:
ans elmer fleinen Oarniian soc
Nnf nanfeln Wegen 5. 35e
0eibetgen 25e
Der SIRIUS hnn Vbilanelpbia 35e
9ie StraRe Der 0erlDrnrn 25e
Seoer, Der uns eiuen ileien Nbons
nenten brinat. Der Elm Sabr i'm boraus
besablt, bat bas gfebt, iid Gins oieier
Bii6er als prdIlle ansauDd9len.
sc I i i I { 4 i { I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

4 Sbaooeus @a6iu BON Solpofe, q.
g., bat einen elettriihen glpparat er=
funoen, nelaer oas 8rupbopbon oerart
perbolltpmmnen iDll, oaS man 0anit
0tulit alIer Dirt. 9enau 10, tuie lie Qe=
ipielt ooer QelunQen .uiro. per Srabt
nod beliebiQen @ntTernun9en leiten
tann. @abill bat nun cine @pmpas=
nie. Die 3eIaarmonie So. of Nsn @n9=
lano, gebiloet, pel9e beabIidtiQt, bem
Qublitum GOnSert-, Saa=. Girden.
multi etc. per Orobt oirett ins Saus 5u
liefern.
Statiitilbe NnQaben aus ben
5taate Connecticut seigen eineu lteti9en
&iifQang Der 9eborenen Nmeritaner.
Sn ben leBten 5ebn Sabren lit bic @es
burtsrate unter ben 2euten bon rein"
aneritaniIder NbItammuln9 Oerart ge=
fallen, DAB beIonoers in 5Sarmz8e9ens
ben es 5dQe aibt, no Die 8eburtsrate
inter ben @inQemanoertsn boppslt 10
9roB lit Die unter ben p@in9eborenen. 4"
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Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia.
9..as second class matter.
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: 9Bo(lt SIR Sf6rtenoe 9Beine un

Woat Sbr itdrtenbe Weine uno
2iqueure fir &rante. 10 geht III &.
$. Aeslpbs qiqusur=5tore am Gquare.
2ivuteuont Yilie, Der gerfa1er
oes 8udes ngus elmer tleiren @arnis
ion," 1T aus Der 8efanesnlhaft eutlai.
len. su nelder ibn ocs Srie9saeridt
mesen ieinem yude perurtbeilt batte.D
Giiensuaarem, Gdeen. 5obel.
WintelmaBe. Belle. 0dmmer. etc. etc.
tann man um Die Sdlfte o.s aew6hns
lihen YreiIes taufen in Yurnioes Se.
partement= Store.
= Wle baben 6armen I'M Nustauld
fir Wobnbduier ooer @eibditsbduier
in ubribsOiQe. 8enniIon, @anal Ooper
uno Seem philadelphia. 8. 6. u.
Seed, 9oyoweltede pom Yublic Gquare,
Seem pbilaoelpbia. II.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-09

The name of Madame Devere, the
woman who half dozen years ago
created national seuexlr,on in financial
circles, charged with forgery for large
sums of money and being a smuggler,
the details of waica are recalled, is now
associated with that of Nirs. Chadwick,
who broke the oberlin, Ohio, national
bank, and whose borrowings from banG-
and Others are reported at hundreds of
thousands of dollars. But it has bcem
demonstrated within the past few days
that Mrs Chadwick anil the Madame
are entirely difBtPent persons.
An interesting development of the
case came within the past day or SO
IS the claim tIrnt Madame Devpre is
residing in Cllrksburg. Though she
may be in our midst There are but few,
if any, VINO know hrr with that name,
and the general public was not aware
that one of so much fame as she was
resident of this city.
Madame Deverc, it is claimed, rs
hipoWu nedA IIldeT an a-Si1ned name.
So far inquiry here has failed to dis
cover her identity.
A dispatch from Anderson, Ind. i'm,
parts the information taiat she is mere,
although the hidden source from waich
it emanntes clouds 1T with mystery and
There is little probability of the fact
being established That Madame Devsre
is really one of us, unless she herself,
if she b. here, chooss to reveal her
identity, something unlikely since slre
saw fit to pass herself of under an as
s1med name.
The Anderson dispatch reads as fol-
lows:
.supt. Robbins. of the Anderson po-
lice force, received a letter this after
noon WRITTEN on paper bearing 'Tle
Jackson HOTEL at Parkersburg, w. Va,
but is unsigned. The writer says that
Madame Devere is now living at ClarIls-
burg, W. Va, under an assumed name
and that she can be found with little
trouble
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-09

SUDDENLY
LEAVES
R. H. SPRLMAN, MANAGER OF THE
PANY STORE, DEPARTS UNcERE-
UNITED WOODEN MILLS COM
MoNIoUSLY.
COMPANY SAYS QUANTITY OF
GOODS FROM THEIR STOCK Al
so WENT WITH HIM.
Business of Local Branch Was Left
in Mixed Up condition-Manager Of
Marietta Branch Comes Here and
Takes Charge of Place.

r. H. Spielman, who has been employ.
ed as local manager of the United Wool
en- Mills Company's branch tailoring
concern in the Waldo hotel building
since its establishment a few months
ago, walked out of the place the other
night leaving it to shift for itself. The
company management claims that ne al
50 took with MIN quantity of cloth
ing and dress goods which belonged to
them besides Leaving the business af-
fairs of the local concern in a rather
mixed up condition.
Mr.. Spielnan came to this city from
Hagerstown, Md, to take the manage
ment of the local concern for Mr.. Hersch
VINO came mere from Parkersburg and
opened the branch. He was engaged on
a salary and commission besides. It
seems that Spielman had some sort of
misunderstanding in regard to the com
mission with the company management
or ne had failed to comply to some par
ticulars of his contract in That connec
tion. At any rate there was difficult
ty of some nature and Spielman walk
ell into the store of which he was man
ager. took some goods from the stock
and left.
The Lady cashier of the establishment
called up Mr.. Herscn at Parkersburg
and mortified him of the occurrence. He
lis in charge of the Parkersbure branch
and was in sucn position at the time
that he could not leave. he telephoned
10 II. II. Smith. the local manager of
the branch in Marietta, Ohio, and asked
him to come to Clarksburg and take
charge of the branch here. Mr.. Smith
arrived aere Wednesday and mas now
taken charge of the store. The follow
ing statements has been given for pub
lication by the company management:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-09

James 4. sprout and Alice Roselln
Ashcraft.
Miss Esther Gump win SO to Parksge-
burg Monday to visit Miss Elsie Patton.
Luciaa Hoge is IN Parkersburg on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs W. C. Plant, of Adams
ton. aesenicd tnc teachers institnbs
asrre Friday aftsra1non-
4. j. Lodge, of Bridgeport, was a
business visitor hsna Fnhlny afternoon.
j. y. Wilkinson came up from Bridge
port on tho Afternoon tTuin and return,
Cd la,4t night
A. n. Pridhand is here from Manning.
ton lopldag after bpsthess matters.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-09
INSTALLATION
OF OFFICER
OF Richard. Wallace Circle of Ladies OF
Grand Army of Republic To
Take Place.

ohicerseeiect OF Richard Wallace CIR.
Gle of the Ladies' OF the Grund Army Of
the Republic are rs follows:
Mrs. Cora Baxter, president.
Mrs. Esther Riley, senior vice presi-
dent
Mrs.. Belle Tnorne, Junior vice press-
dent.
Mrs. Anna orummft, chaplain,
Mrs. EIAn Bdllinghhm, conductor.
Mrs. Eva Smith, treasurer.
Mrs. Pearl Taylor, guard.
The installation will take place the
night OF january 8, 1905, ns which time
the president will appoint secretary,
assistant guard and assistant conductor.
Mrs Jacob NJ. Swartz Is the nctir
ing presidentt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-09

Head About to Burst from Severe Bill.
ious Attack.
q had severe bilious attack and
felt Ike my head was about to burst
when ! got hold of free sample OF
Cnamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets. I took dose of them after SUR
per and the next day felt like new
man and nave been feeling happy ever
since" says Mr.. j. w. Smith, OF JulifI,
Texas. For biliousness. stomach troub.
les and constipation these tablets have
no equal. Price rs cents. For sale by
Stone & Mercer.