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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05

be entitled in said convention. and all
parties desiring TO attend said convention
shall, on or before the 4th day OF April,
1904, make that fact known to the See.
rotary of the County Executive Commit.
tee, who is directed to certify to the
secretary of the executive committee for
the First Congressional district, the
names Of all Republicans who undertake.
to attend said convention and 50, notify
the chairman; the certificate OF said
chairman to constitute the credentials
Of said delegates.
Ordered that this resolution be pub
lished in the Republican newspapers of
this county.
HOMER W. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
CHARLES G. eoFFMAN,
Secretary,
All Republican Delegates.
On motion duly carried. it is ordered
that all Republicans residing in Har-
rison county, West Virginia, who may
or shall attend the. State Republican
convention to be held in the City OF
Charleston, in the county Of Kanawlia,
on the l4th day OF April, 1904. for the
purpose Of selecting four delegates and
four alternates, to attend the National
Republican convention TO be held in che
City of Chicago and represent this State
At large, in said convention, be and they
are hereby appointed delegates TO the
said State convention to represent Har.
rison county and cast the votes TO which
this county may be entitled in said con.
vention.
And the State Central Committee Of
the Republican party. at its meeting RI
Gently held in the City Of Wheeling, hay-
ing adopted the following rule for certi-
tying delegates TO said convention, to
wit.
.The name and post Office address of
each delegate must be certified to the
secretary of the Republican State Com
mittee, at Wheeling, at least ten days
before the date of the meeting of the
convention"
1t is therefore ordered that oil Re-
publicans desiring and intending to at.
tend said convention. shall on or before
April 4, 1904, make that fact known to
tie secretary OF the Republican Execu-
tive Committee for Harrison county, who
shall certify the names Of all such par
ties to the secretary of the Republican
State Committee; as required by said
rnIe. and said certificate shall constitute
Ire credentials Of said delegates and en-
title them to admission in said conven-
tion.
It is further ordered that this resol.l,
tion be published for thirty days prior
to April 4. 1901 in all Republican news
papers of the county.
HOMER W. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
CHARLES c. COLEMAN.
Secretary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED
BY FALL OF BRIDGE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Cleveland, Ohio, March Eight lives
are reported lost to-day by the fall of
a bridge with two engines on it near
Irondale. on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburg
railroad.
The dead are ]. 4. Mas, engineer; ].
J. Henderson. fireman; George Phillis.
conductor; Thomas Keer, ireman's ap,
prentice; L. J. Koontz, brakeman; \.
!. King. ilagman. They met death by
drowning. Four othsys were injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
PLEASANT SURPRISE
RENDERED REV. SAMPSON

Several friends rendered Rev. and Mrs
sampson. colored, very pleasant sur.
prise last night at the parsonage Of
Prides' Chapel, African Methodist Epis-
copal church. They took a donation Of
eatables and other things Of usefulness.
for which Rev. and Mrs. Sampson are
very grateful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
AT THE WALDO.

Among the many guests registered at
the Waldo hotel are the following: W.
F. Pritt. Parsons; W. II. Ford. Cridfeld;
James F. Miller. Cumberland. Nd; J. F.
Sisson. Wheeling; Frank Penrose. Mar.
ietta. Ohio; j. 8Iadill, Ebeusburg Pa.
G. \. silsby. Pittsburg, Pa; C. B. Mar
tin Pittsbarg. N. r, Howe. Pittsburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
MISS KEILAR RETURNS TONIGHT

Miss Emma Kellar, Of Lancaster, o.
who assists Miss Mayme Porter. the mil
liner during the millinery seasons, will
arrive here saturday night She wiii
remain with Miss Porter during the
eping season which is just opening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
PECULIAR
ACCIDENT
Happens to Good Hope Boy-Breaks
Leg BY Falling Backward With it
Doubled Up.

Russell, small son of W. s. Burnside
OF Good Hope, had his right leg broken
Friday afternoon in peculiar manner
He and school mate were scuffing on
the school grounds there during reces.
and another boy ran and showed them
The Burnside boy fell backward with his
leg doubled up under him and the frac,
trre was thus caused.
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CANADIAN C DENOMINATIONS
CONSIDERING coNSJI.-.TIONS
By Associated Press.

Halifax, \. s, March 5-Ths general
superintendents and other high officials
Of the Presby terian, Methodist and Con
gregational churches of Canada, have
passed resolutions favoring their union
into one body. A committee is arrang
ing for a formal conference to consider
he question
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
TO ATTEND NATIONAL
EXECUTIVE MEETING

C. D. Robinson, state commander OF
The Modern aIaccabees, left Saturday
morning, via the Short Line for Port
Huron. Michigan, TO be in attendance at
an executive meeting OF the national
representatives of Jhe order.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
SMALL FREIGHT WRECK.

A small freight wreck occurred at
CORVALLIS Friday evening late. 4 car
jumped the track and caused slight
smash-up. The Parkersburg wreckine
crew went to the scene and soon cleared
the track. There was but slight delay
OF trains.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
STEAM LAUNDRY SOLD.

The Consolidated Steam Laundry in
Glen Elk has been sold by Messrs. Her.
ronimtts and Abbott TO Messrs. Fisher
and sizcr. of Cumberland. Nd. The pur-
chasers will take charge OF the business
Monday.
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COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET WILL BE NOMINATED MAY s. BY PRIMARIES
SENTENCED
is SAMUEL CROFT, FOR POST OF
FIcE FRAUDS TO MoUNDSvLLE
PENITENTIARY.
Justice pritchard Gave Him Term Of
Two Years-Gives Heavy Bond
Pending an Appeal.
BY Associated d Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, D. c., March 5-Justiee
Pritchard to-day overruled the motion
of Samuel "A. Croft for new trial and
sentenced him to two years imprison.
ment in the sIoundsville penitentiary
and pay fine of ten thousand dollars.
Croft gave bond of $4,000 pending an
appeal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
M1LLINER ARRIVES.

The many patrons of the Racket store
win be glad to welcome Miss Bertie
POLAND. Of Baltimore, Md. who arrived
last Wednesday to resume her duties as
milliner for that ever popular store.
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FUNERAL OF cHILp.

The remains Of Sarah I.euIieth. dangh
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. ii. Ieuleith. Of
Northsiew. who died Thursday evening
after long Illness with stomach trouble
werelaii to rest in the 30. o. =. cenc-
terry Saturday afternocnlat two O'Clock
Services over the remains were bela at
the residence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
coNF1scATED wHrsKEy ARRIVES

". The whislSey, beer and other "stuff'
Constable Bdgell and other eOnfscated
Thursday. when they raided Duff &
Hart's place at Salem, arrived here Sat
urday morning and was transferred by
NJ, V. Hurst to the court house base
ment to be disposed Of a. the eicuit
court directs,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
By Associated Press.

Berlin, March 5-The japanese minis
ter here has told intimate friends that
the Japanese army won series of bril-
liant and important victories the past
week, but the news was withheld for
strategic reasons. It is believed here
the Japanese troops haye practically iso-
lated Port Arthur.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
OHIO RIVER GOING
ABOVE DANGER LINES
By Associated Press.

Cincinnati, Ohio. March 5-The Ohio
river j. rising from Parkersburg down.
the Stage at ParkersBaFg being 57.3
above the danger line. At Portsmouth
the river i rising over 2 foot an hour
II viii be above the danger line At Point
Pleasant to-day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
Intimate Friends of the Japanese
Minister at Berlin Let the Secret
Out, Which Had Been Sur
pressed for Strategic
Reasons.
the Past Week. but Nothing is Known of the
Result-Port is Practically Isolated
BY Associated Press.

Tien Tsien, March 5--Port Arthur
was bombarded by the Japanese on Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, first at
nine miles and later at four and three
fourths miles distance. Nothing is
known OF the result.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
PRIEST KILLED
And Also Two Domestic at Fire Which
Destroyed Catholic Church and Rec
tory and Two Priests Injured.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
. New York, March 5A-Rev Father
Ernst and Mary aud Margaret Brady,
domestics. were killed at IRE which de-.
stroyed st. PatricIS's Roman Catholic
church and reetory at Long Island City
to-day. Two other priests were iniured.
The cause Of the fire Is unknown, ana
the loss Is s35ao0.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-05
DREYFUS
GETS APPEAL
And There Win Be a Revision of His
Trial at Rennes at Instance of the
Court of Cessation.
By Associated Press.

Paris, March 5-The appeal OF Captain
Dreyfus for revision of his trial at
Rennes has been granted by the criminal
branch OF the court of cessation.
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NOT OFFERED TO oDELL.
sy Assoeiated Pros.

Washington, D. G., March > Governor
odell has not been Offered the chairman
ship Of the Republican National Com
mittee and there !. 10 lileiihooi i,e viii
be.
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with the water works station to keep
time OF the employees. The water com.
mittee was given with power to act.
Bills were audited and ordered paid
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PRIcE 2 cENTs PEE CODY
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The Washington times., 1904-03-20
GYRNASTIG EXHIBITION
At FRIENDS SCHOOL
Under Direction of BIr. ard Krs. Sid
well, Boys and Cisls VIII Co
Though Exercises.

Two entertainments VIII be given Thu.
week at the Friends Select School. IN
der the direction OF Mr. and Mrs. Sid
well The first will be on Tuesday af-
terLoOn at , O'Clock, when gymnasuc
exhibition is 20 be offered by the girls
of the school On the following day. at
p. m. a similar entertainment will be
given by the boys.
Exercises Will be shown in duinbbells.
TaEds, club swinging, jumping. aad va
rious other forms OF athletics. In the
girls class the participants will be
Margaret Stanton. Margaret Larner,
Beatrice Butler. Roberta Gilbert, Helen
Gilbert Virginia Hammond Elizabeth
IaddoS, Jennie BrOwnow. Miriam
Steiner. Christine Fox. Amelia Ware,
Winifred Hyde. Charlotte Harding.
Naomi Thompson, and Maude Simpson.
The boys exercises viii be gwen BY
James Roberts. William Dodge, James
Petit. Alexander Craig. Lawrence Fox,
Lester Plat. Alfred Harding, Alexan-
der Quintard, John Buckley, Haidah
Eoy. Robert Mahon. and julius Fay
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
.SUPERINI EHDEAT WHITE
LAYS CLAIM TO DUFFY
ASS Commissioners % Have Skcotiza
Crank Taken F-om Custody Of
TIE Washington Police.

Superintendent White. of St Eliza
teth's Asylum for the Insane. cliled on
District Commissioner Macfarland yes
terday afternoon and requested that
the Commissioners take steps 10 have
William J. Duffy alias William j.
% Brien, the War Department shooting
crank, taken from the custody Of the
Washington police and given To the
asylum Of St Elizabeths for treatment
and care. The request was not acted
Oh
The superintendent cOntended that the
man IS insane, and that the lunatlc
asylum is the proper place for him. He
also thought Duffy was being prose
cuted and prosecuted to an unwar-
rauted degree by being held for acts
for which he was not mentally RESPONSE
ole. Mr.. Macfarland informed Superin-
tendent White that no steps could be
taken in the matter until tomorrow.
when il could be laid before the Board
OF District Commissioners.
The Washington times., 1904-03-20

trains. An eccentric strap" on the en-
CINE had broken. No one tried to figure
out how much time was lost. until Muir
ply announced that ho would take e.
in on one SIDE" The huge engine jerIta,I
and pulled and troa ned as il moved me
train, splitting like a gasoIene launch.
and dragged IL along at about ten miles
an hour
The passengers were tired. out OF
hum0r ana hungry. There was a blfres
car in tie train. Eur tho BIRD Of IL
luck that had been lowering over tie
train all Cay alisLtcd On tbs car.
The negro porter. who was also the
cook AID waiter. announced lhat taJ
"buC1y wah closed. because he had 40
CT for tho cock stove. Finally The trasE
conductor. who was doing all IN rs
power 20 satisfy Lis passenger empt.cn
81 out Of the lamps in the day coach
into the stove, and a few got slmeth.r.,
to cct
AT MoEon little lcalsy steam kettle
that hau!s light coaches between LAfly-
cite and Michigan City was hitched 20
the Big trai.; and A.urphy with tears -
his ey-s, at Lass reached Chicago nearly
five hour KITE
Tie tram had lest" Itself on TIE ru7
II mad 40 more rights than a local
freight. The officers Of tue road wCr-
saying things and the Dasse g. e-s ia
rot sln!lc for hours.
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
FAST EXPRESS LOST
ON WAY TO CHICAGO
En- Route From Cincinnati Train Had So Many Mshaps
That 1t Forfeited Right of Way

MONON. Ind. March 19.-One of the
finest, fastest passenger trains between
Cincinnati and Chicago over the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton on the
Monon is No. -. 1T IS generally well b.
haved and popular with the travelling
public, but one day last week lost itself
IT loft Cincinnati on time and was
crowded with passengers. The telegraph
announced that several passengers were
waiting a indianapolis. But twenty
miles out from that city the engine
broke down. and FOR two hours the train
stood on the main track and blocked
traffic. until freight engine towed Il ir
two hours late.
The engine driver Murphy. billed 30
take No. y at Indianapolis. got his en-
CINE in shape for a hard run Re would
make up some Of the lost time. and the
way he whipped the train out Of the
union station was cncourag ing. At the
Monon shops there was a sud len STOP
The brakes on one Of the coaches mad
given out.
Nearly fifty minutes was LOST there
and Murphy got an order shat
prohibited him from making Up
lost. time. The train rJIleI aloi.S
in a leisurely kind Of way until
near Delphi-arothor bump, ard t.te
train stood still with nagman running
down the track TO guard against other
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
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The Washington times., 1904-03-20
IieVed to Be for Institution Endowed by
Him at PittSburg

NEW YORK. March 19.-AndreW Car
negie has given another s5,010,010 for
educational purpose, says the Globe
today, the fact becoming known just
previous TO AIr. Carnegie's sailing today
for Europe
The formal announcement Of the gift
and its purposes will be made in a few
days. IN the meantime nothing can be
learned beyond the fact that the gift
is for educational purposes. 1t Is SAID
the gift IS for The Carnegie Institute
OF PittsburE. as SIT. Carnegie had guar
antCcd practically unlimited runuS Tor
the benefit of the fine arts department
Of that institution.
"Pittsbu-g Ey Pet"
Mr. Carnegie said. recently: pitts
burg is my pet. / mace my money
there. and I am soins to put il back
thCrc-at least a large part OF it,
Andrew Carnesie made this remark 70
A. A. Hamerschiag. director Of the
technical Institute Of Pittsburg. endow-
cd by 2lr. Carnegie. Mr.. Hamerschlag
was In town eight hours at the Car
uegiF home. goinE over the work ac-
compllshed by the technical school and
planning WITH MT Carr eeie Its 1uturr-
AR. Carnegie summOned Alr- EaMtr-
sChlug TO the conference. that he may
carry abroad with him the Details of the
plans Of his two pet bcncfactions-thc
Technical School and the CarneGie Mu-
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
FLORENCE CRlTTENTON
BOARD HOLDS MEETING

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Florence CrittentOn Auxiliary Board,
at the National Home. was well attend
ed.
After lunch had been served. the
committee was called TO order by the
president. Mrs. Simpson. of Anacostia.
and the chairmen Of the subcOmmit-
tees were called on for reports
Mrs r. w Gresham. chairman of the
educational committee. caused an ami
mated discussion, by reporting that al
though her committee had carefully eX-
amined the educational and Industrial
system Ia vogue at the home. they
were forced to admit that the only as
sistance they could now render would
be financial, and TO eudcavor 20 over
come the unaccOuntable prejudice Of the
public against This reEcue work Ii was
decided that II could only be accounted
for on the suppOsitiOu that there exist
ed in the minds Of many Christian
workers an idea that the home was
encoura ging vice instead Of suppress
ing IL, and making useful women of the
girls. as Is and has been proven every
year
A unanimous vote Of thanks was ex-
tended 10 Profs. Huber and Page, for
their work ia arranging the program
or the concert OF March S, which proved
z social and financial success.
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
NEWS FROM BOYDS.

BOYDS. Nd. March ls.-Nannie Poole
OF Poolesville. is spending the winter IN
the South. Della Young OF that place
is visiting friends in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith nee
Vandalia Tschinely. who were mar
ried at Jamestown last week and went
North on a wedding tour, have returned
70 Laytonsvile, where they win make
their home.
Mrs. A. II. Wells. Of Hyattsviue is
a guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth Owens. al
Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Welt. Of Rock
Vile, recently celebrated the thirty
fifth anniversary OF their wedding al
their home. an OF the family and a
number OF guests from Washington.
Rockville, and several from Baltimore
were present.
Mrs. Frank b. Higgins. formerly OF
keusington. who has been visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. GaTtrelI al
kensingtOn. has returned TO New York.
Susie Suratt and Helen Burch have
returned 10 Baltimore from Kenslng-
ton. where they had been visiting.
George W. Chamberlalne OF Keusing-
visit his mother who is very fu
Mrs George T. Smith is al La Plata
No. visiting her relatives.
John ". Williams. -. J.. Amiss b.
F. Lansdale. and Walter A. Johnston
members Of the house OF delegates
from this county with Mrs. w A.
Johnston. attended Governor Warield's
reception "a Annapolis Thursday even
ing.
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED
AGAINST THE TRUSTS

An inveetis alton of the trust question
by n .se committee of five is in
tended by the terms Of a resolution
Introduced by Representative Hearst Of
Now York and referred to the Commit
tee on Rules. 1t empowers the com
mittee 10 send for persons and papers
and inform the House of ali facts
likely 10 aid in preparing and passing
more effective laws regulating the
trusts
Another resolution declares il TO be
The sense of this House that and IL
does recommend that, the laws already
existing against the trusts be in the
meanwhile enforced by the executive
branch Of this Government and the
legal representatives thereof"
The Washington times., 1904-03-20

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The Washington times., 1904-03-20
MARY ANDERSON" ACTS
THE ROLE OF ANGEL"
Mysterious Woman Offers s7,soo to Pay
Expenses Of Appeal in Case
Of Young Bandit.

CHICAGO, H.. March Binary An
derson- mysterious young woman
who haunted the court room during The
trial Of the car barn bandits. and was
seemingly infatuated with Peter Med
ermie~ is striving 10 save him from
the gallOws.
The young wOman-Who is as much a
mystery TO the lawyers IS 10 the public
has come forward with an offer TO nro-
vide $3.50 TO defray the expenses OF an
appeal.
Mary Anderson is said to be wealthy
and belongs 70 a good family. She is
a pretty brunette
The Washington times., 1904-03-20
ROYAL CONSPIRACY
AGAINST CHRISTIAN
Seek to Deprive Him of oldenburg
Throne Because of His En-
glish Descent.

BERLIN. March l9-The fact that the
Car and Duke Ernest Guenther. the
plCther OF the kaiserin have renowned
thcir Claims 10 the throne of the Grand
Duchy OF Oldenburg. in favor of Duke
ferdinand Frederick, the br0ther-in-
law OF the kaiserin. is interpreted as an
attempt 10 deprive Prince Christian.
brother-ir--law OF King Edward. of the
OldCnburg throne
Prince Christian should be the sue
CO Sstr OF Duke Ernest, who is without
male issue. but the fact that he is Eng
lisa is d. cl1red 10 have caused a royal
conspiracy III favor of the German
prince.