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tttN For f#st#s
wears F. re.sa,.,e e, law, bu5 HSh culture
.ad politics have been hjs eaiei pleas
Js2,Ss III l>7l NJ. Roosevelt MAS elect
q u eoa-r,~S ana dmm@ part If Mr.
Cleveland's first administration lie
represented this country Is minister to
tie Netherlands
Mr.. Roosevelt bears the distinction of
being tile only man living Who WAS Il
member Of thc reception committee
which welcomed the Prince of Wales,
now King Edward VII. 10 New Yorl>
in 1S0o. He WAS also q member of the
reception committee during the visit OF
the Russian Grand Duke Alexis in
1s71.
The presidents uncle is a gentleman
of the olu school, rich, contented and
T. philosopher. He is a noted angler,
good story teller and numbers host
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inherited the eIo
quence Of old time
Irish orators. He is
also a In;lstcr of rep
artcc and Il hard
man TO beat in de
b 4 In the hi
cago con=N=cn t 10 II
Y g TT S ago when
Cochran made his
celebrated speech in
J.
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ROI RkE COCHRAN.
nomination of Grover Cleveland, he
fairly cxceIlrd himself in the Use Of
biting satire aua sarclSul. one of the
delegates. William { i!cnScl attorney
general of Pennsylvania, seemed an
noycd by CoekH:.u's speech against
Cleveland Hpd resented tie thrcatcn-
Ing attitude or IaElHany Hall. SO he
said 70 Cochran.
'IennSyl Mania comes here for Gro
Yer Cleveland. but Pennsylvania does
not come here To make any threats
against the Democratic party
pennsylvania threaten the Demo
cratic party" roared Cochran in reply
"Why. at the last election PcnnSvl-
vana gave Il Republican ma jolity of
100000. In Gods name. what threat
can Pennsylvania make to the Demo
cratic party:
Henspl joined as heartily as anv one
else in the peal of laughter that 70,
lowed this outhurst
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Annual Convention Travellers Pro
tectiye Association Of America
Springfield, Ill Rate, one fare Plus
two (s2ool for the round trip. Dates
Of sale, June 4, ;. and 6. 1891. Re-
urn limit. June u. 1904.
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sylvania. trusted counselor Of three
speakers, Reed, Henderson and Can
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position. Prior to his present trip the
prince had never seen an ocean steam
er, never SaZed upon the ocean itself.
He is Mantchoo Tartar and does not
speak Chinese as it is spoken by the
Celestials in America and in southern
China. Even chem Man Shang. the
San Francisco millionaire. could not
speak five words the prince could un-
derstand, it is said Wong kai kah.
Il Yale graduate, is his secretary and
Interpreter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Cnttsd d Confederate Veterans Re
union, Nashville Tenn. June 1tth-l6tb
1901. For tho above occasion tEq fol
loing ro0ad-t1ip rates and arrang
ments are authorized 10 Nashville,
Tenn. X ornd.uip rates-riuc Bluff
S9.09, Dates of sale. Jlma 10. II. ~
and - l921. Raton limit. Juna u.
12ef fef leaving Nashville Extensions
OF limit Original purchasers may -
cure an extension Of fral limit r.r
leaving Nashville 10 date no. I3rar
laan July 10. 1901 by personally d..
posting fetQrn portion of their t5e-.
ets with The Joint agent nat lst.r
'4an June Is, aad gpon payment y
nifty t2ol= Mt fee at such time.
s. NJ. D.ckey, Agt.
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his right eye, which
for a time it was
feared would fol
low the left into to
tai blindness, has
for many years
been a familiar fig
llrc# ON the streets
of Washington. Be
fore lis sisht he.
came impaired JUS
tice RroWn We'd
With Justice W hitc
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OF friends on both sides Of the Allan
e.e. He is the au'iot Of various valu.
able works #FoH fish culture.
Eusz"h Il. Harrison who is G=Ht.es-s
tho Will ief; by his distinguished fa-
thor, Benjamin Harrison. president Of
tte nfttd State, ~4~ not p4cased
81 alcn his fatIlet married second t.tur.
and h" and his st"pIuotnor formerly
Mr.. Mary Scott lord DiHmocE. Who
IS also his cousin. ar" not on tie lost
OF terms. Major Harrison has had a
r..lr.irl ,Ht.nrinnl.l-
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People
Talked
* bout

0TRKE COCHRAN, the Ncag
York lawyer, orator aud con
gresham who recently bad Il
unconstitutional cnIlnutN IN HE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
f are and one third

Fare and ene.thira oa oe...4.
plan, Malvern, Ark. Jaaa Nh
June to 12th-Account E1.n5[..
eign Missionary Society. Ltrr,s =
conference, NJ. E. churc3 "
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Cured Years ago. President Mckinley
and | We're waiting at a hotel to be
driven to Il hail where we We're both
announced to speak. Mr Mckinley sat
calmly smoking his cigar. while | was
pacing up and down Just as am now.
Major said. don't You ever get
nervous before speaking? You are as
cool as a cucumber, and I'm rs nervous
as the valcdictorian of Il young ladies
seminary
MY dear Dalzell.' he replied, the
difference between us is this: You have
got Your speech in Your head. and I've
got mine i'll my pocket.
Representative Jacob RUPERT of
New York tells this anccdote about
Dalzell. One day Ruppert was talking
with n bright faced page about ten
years of age.
who had You appointed" {" Mr.. Rup-
pert asked.
Mfr. Dulzcll of Pennsylvania" the
youngster answered.
Il suppose when You grow up you
are coming to congress TO succeed Mr..
palZell:a
Ell, u iiHlc 10 tttANt VIZ. liilIcll
out" answered the page hesitatngly.
Robert r. Roosevelt, uncle of the
president, who recently declined To al
low his name to be placed on the Dem
0cr1tie electoral ticket of New York.
has all his life been Il Democrat and Il
figure Of national prominence in the
party.
IN declining the honor of presidential
olector MIR. Roosevelt stated that, while
he MAS opposed To the policies OF the
Republican party. he had every conf
denec in the ability and Integrity of
his nephew. to whom hc WAS warmly
attached lie also said that his duty
to hS family prevented him from ar
r.HIHs 1li1#~el! against its most dis
tiu@ushoI memhrr
Always Interested in public affairs.
Nr. Roosevelt has Frequently been
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house with Representative John Dad
z"il concerning the allegation that
cochran was paid 10 make Republican
speeches in 1896, has the biggest head
and the greatest voice iii congress lie
WAS born in Ireland and seems TO have
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ST. L. |. M. & S.
SPECr15

Si.-LoGis, Iron MGn.
arn r r. Co. will sor.
agara Falls. N. Y. fare
On certificate plaA, Jan
account Miilers Nati0Ha5 f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Justice Henry Billings Brown of the
supreme court of the United States,
who has happily recovered the sight of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

chosen lH his party
T. places of trust,
and thH'ja~ tie tast
ca1Hpa IN of Grover
Gi,Aelaild lle MAS
treasurer ot tise
la9Qcr:ltjc nation
III comm! Htee
lie comes from a
dist a-aS Sisgd a=IHi
v t fspiLily
V.lbdI aas lived 0
Nt-W York ~a4r-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

as the walker of the court. He WAS
born Of a good family in MasSachu
setts, graduated from laie. attended
LAW lectures ut both Vale and Harvard
and in 1>6U Went to Detroit. He is
fond ef telling that he had but one let
Ter Of Introduction When ho went to
NcN York "0uIy eIe, lie says il tell
ms the story '.THiull Of tHat..'
"ENt Ia Waom." lhe listener always
@>N~
~ w4s fsaa EutuS choate 'to Ie-
>e}sA zttaa.l11., Mir. lraW0 replies NTH
81 = ~lH Il5z #t#d5"as oa Tie
listener that tie di@a::toi .t1r~t is
euatHng him. What mosr e#'a i
Nonu@ lawyer have asked than a letter
from Rufus Choate 10 Joseph Cboatc:
,N>tice Brown VIII he eligible fer re
tjrement on account et age within two
years lis n1W believed that owing
1o the continued difficulty With his
eyes he VIII make Use of the retire
mcut provision t.uieSs other causes
intervene this Will produce the next
vacancy in the court, and Governor
Iennyphckor of Pennsylvania is mon
toned as one of the conspicuous can
didates for his seat
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Always Interested ia public affairs
Nr. Roosevelt has frequently been
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23

everything was complete the Mayor and
Water Superintendent went down to the
Old Shaft and had the boat-house
christened Cooper"
The Lake Sail Company has had the
boat-house painted snow white, com
blcmatic of purity, with the very best
of "Old Rock Paint, and | tell you the
Mayor is sparing no corporation ex-
pense to make New Shaft the finest port
on Georges Creek.
That last nail he drove was a gold
standard, rating 10 to | and more, and
if many people knew where it was driven
they would try to secure it rs memorial
of the time when the boat-house was
built.
The Mayor also hung a mulc-shoe
over the door for Good Luck" and
believe we will have plenty of it as long
as the shoe lasts
If any more additions or improvements
to the New Shaft, Lake or Boat House
are made | will keep you advised.
But you ought to come down and see
for Yourself oh. p, :.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
CORRESPONDENTS.
\ Week on old Oceans Shore.

OCEAN CITY, Mp, July ~, 1904.
TO the MINING JOURNAL.
Wednesday morning, 18th inst, on
rising we found the weather bright and
very warm, and the ocean waves as
they came in We're inspiring as they
approached the shore and broke in all
their beauty.
AT / a. III. we attired in bathing cos
tunes and went i'll the water until about
| p. M, when we returned and took
dinner at O'Clock p. III. a stroll on
the boardwalk followed; then supper
at ~ O'Clock.
At s o'clock we attended the first
(evening) session of the Teachers Assoc
citation, heard some very fine addresses
and met quite number of teachers
from different States.
Thursday morning we took "A walk on
the beach and at 81 :, clock attended the
Association, after which those inclined
INDUCED Il bath, which was enjoyed
extremely.
Friday we attended the last session of
the Association, then enjoyed Il plunge
i'll the saltwater and other diversions.
Saturday morning il large crowd went
out on the beach to gather shells and
pebbles, some Of which are very pretty,
and at the same time all had their pic
lures taken in various poses. Returning,
we went shopping, and during the even
ing places of amusement were visited.
Sunday morning some attended one of
the three churches herc-Presbyterian
Episcopal and Catholic. OF course, some
bathed. In the evening our party at.
tended the Presbyterian church. Then
stroll on the boardwalk, meanwhile
all enjoying the delightful breezes.
Monday morning the inevitable bath;
later we visited the Catholic Orphans
Home.
Tuesday morning we bathedagain, and
in the afternoon Il party of ten went
sailing on the Synepuxent bay in the
sail-boat, "Vicking," and had most de-
lightful trip.
Wednesday morning seven of the
Allegany delegation left for home, lcav-
ing only five to enjoy the ocean views
and breezes for one more day.
While here we have met some of the
most congenial people, and each seems
anxious to make it pleasant for all.
We arose this morning and watched
the sun rise. 1t was IA beautiful sight to
see it rising far across the ocean, the
waves rejecting its beams on the water.
We took our last bath Wednesday
morning as all left Thursday for dear old
FrOstburg and lovely mountain sur
roundings. Although the ocean and the
view it presents are beautiful and re-
freshin9. we prefer the dear old noun
tain stretches of summit and valley.
= Il d.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
New Railway Locals.
and Ohio Railroad.

The Nations Highway and Shortest
Route to the Worlds Fair, st. Louis.
Three Through Trains Daily. Ncstibulcl
Throughout with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Observation Cars and Dining Cars, ri"
Cincinnati.
Season, SiXtyDay and Fiftecn-Day Excur-
sion Tickets on Sale at Very Low Rates.
Cheap Coach Excursions from all Stations
Announced from Time to Time.
Ask Ticket Agents for Descriptive World $
Fair Folder Boarding House and Hotel
Booklet, Guide Maps and Full Informal
ton. If
2:sd Annual Rc-Union and Excursion.
Y. NJ. c. A. to Island Park, Harpers Ferry.
Round-Trip $1.35 from Cumberland on
THURSDAY, july -, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Train leaves at Il. III.
Rev. A. f. Campbell and Rev. +. T.. Bailey,
Speakers of the Day.
Music by t. and o. Concert Band
-" For Tickets, etc, call on Agents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23

NOTES.
Laughlin's loud and continuous swearing
behind the bat was a feature, though not
edifying to the ladies ON the grand stand.
Joseph Bone rs. Abraham Lincoln
Manlove.
"Who is Joseph Bone, the umpire?' was
asked by many people from Cumberland
Joseph Bone is Il miner has lived here all
his life and has never wrongcd anybody.
He is no booze holster nor poker
CRATER His word goes wherever he is
known.
Now let me ask the Cumberland manage
ment of the baseball club who is Link"
Manlove who handles the indicator" to the
entire satisfaction of the Cumberland club
and to the disgust of every visiting team
who plays in Cumberland?
HIGHLANpERs vs.. FRosTBUR;.
Last Tuesday "Our Own" frightened their
hold on first place by defeating Green 5
"IIighlanders' at Highland Park, Western
port
Flanagan did the pitching for Our Own"
and he never did better work. But for his
own mis-pay at the home plate in the
second he would have achieved shut-out
The team gave him excellent support, and
Cooper, who played in Taylor's place,
created most favorable impression. He
will be used often as possible.
Litner, the mute" was the slab-artiSt for
the "Highlanders,' and "Our Own" found
him for II safe hits.
Flanagan, jim Jackson, Owen Jackson
and Williams led in the batting for "Our
Own"
Only four hits were made on Flanagan.
Mr.. Parsons, of keyscr, w. Va, umpIred
and did it SO well there was no kicking at all.
Score by innings:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
baltimore and Ohio RailrOad

PorULAE SEAsnoRE Excursions Atlantic
City, Cape May, Ocean City, Sea Isle City,
y. j., Ocean City, Md, and Rehoboth
Beach, Del. July rs and %, August II and
- and Scptcmbcr3, 1901, at following very
low rates:
From Cumberland only $50 round trip.
Tickets good IN coaches only. Only $3.50
round trip, tickets good in Parlor or Sleep
ing cars when accompanied by Pullman
tickets.
Special trains of Standard Coaches will
leave at l:2O p IN. on above dates. All
tickets will be good returning Ii days in
Guiding date of sale. Stopovers will he al
lowed on return trip at Philadelphia and
Washington within final limit of ticket.
Ask Ticket Agent for pamphlet giving full
information. tSept
Cheap Excursions to Worlds Fair
Thursdays, July !, II, u and 81 Tickets
will he good going III Coaches only on Regu-
lar Train No. %, at very low rates.
For tickets and full information, call on
agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
Accounted For.

Does it ever occur to you that the road in
front of the chariot of PROGRESS is never
macadamized? It is only the fellows who
are following behind that are on the beaten
track, and it is those men who make the
cutlery. The other men are too busy try
ing to find passage in front Thomas
Brdckct Hccd
The great speaker must have been
debating progress with an electric
road company that didn't want to com
plcte its plant by building "A belt line.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
New Shaft News.

New SHAFT, Mn, July ~, 1901.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
The boat-b is done.
Along with Water Superintendent j.
+. Thomas, Policeman Mr.. Nc, and
William Ketery, Night Waterman at
the Lake, the Mayor drove the last nail
Saturday night with evident great
pleasure.
| saw the first boat pulled in and after
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
To-day Saturday "Our Own" will play at
Homecoming, beginning at 3 o'clock.
Wednesday, 9th inst. the Heron Hill
Athletic Club, of Pittsburg, Pa, Will be here.
This is, we all know from Il former visit,
strong team. Of 10 games played this sea
son it has earned -.
Saturday, July 30, Midland will play here
This is 'Firemen's Day and the crowd is
expected to be great. The game will begin
promptly at Up. M.
Owing to the crowded condition of the
paper, the joke column has been left ont of
the Ne"s this morning and the following
dispatch to the Baltimore .mcrGdn from
Frostburg is printed on the baseball page AS
a substitute bit of levity.
Between five and six thousand rooters
were out this afternoon to witness the game
of baseball between FrOstburg and Cumber
land, the rivals for the championship of
Western Maryland. The superiority of the
Frostburg team was manifest in the early
stages of the game. Alleging unfalrnesS on
the part of the umpire, the Cumberland
team walked off the diamond. The decision
was given to i'll favor of the FrOStburg
team.-Cumberland Ne'rS.
Divide the stated number of "rooters"
by 2, and the remainder of the dispatch
is substantially true.
Add thereto the fact that it is not the
first time the truth has passed for "a
substitute bit of levity" in Cumberland.
Even Rodebaugh got mad Saturday at
FrOStburg. -Nd.
Cert. Isn't that what he came for?
Cumberland was up against the real thing
in the umpire line Saturday at Frostburg
and was forced to quit the game on account
of the rank decisions of the official with the
INTERCHANGEABLE.
Not bit of it..
1.-The locals quit the game on account
of "A pre-arranged plan to stop i'll the
event of the score going against them.
Hope of success fled early and Cum
berland awaited itself Of the very first
preteXt to quit.
And, strange to relate, that pretext
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23

Local Chapter of Epworth League
gave Rev. A. II. Thompson and family
Il splendid reception Tuesday evening.
Davisson Armstrong babe the pastor
eloquent welcome, and others made the
occasion enjoyable by Rotations, music,
etc. Lastly, the hand-out was rich and
tonthSomp
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
business Movements.

The Underwriters Association of the
Middle Department, Philadelphia, Pa,
has appointed Albert G.. Wehner, of
this place, AN Inspector of electrical
work. He is also authorized to do work
III that line.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
Good Example.

The Consolidation Coal Companv'S steam
er, "Frostburg," was dockcd by the Balt-
more Shipbuilding Company, and will be
scrapcd and painted. There may also be a
thorough overhauing of the steamers ma
chincry.-Baltmor SIN.
If the town of Frostburg were as well
cared for as the ship, this would be one
of the finest places on the planet.
Regularly "scrapcd and painted" the
metropolis would be AS pretty AS it is
SalubriOus
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
Railway Locals.
n,,,, ST. to Washington ,,J po,,,
'iiN 10 To ISaIt imOrt. ''' 'N'"

Sunday, July u, 1904. a Special Train
will leave Cumberland at a. m afInrting
an opportunity to spend all day Sunday
among the attractions of either the Capital
or Monumental City.
Returning, tickets will be good only on
Special Train leaving Baltimore & p. m. and
Washington : p. III. same day-Sunday, July
TO- 1904.
No half fares.
See NJ. c. CLARKE, Ticket Agent b. IL o.
r., Cumberland, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-23
COUNTY.
Real Estate Sales.

The Porter property, i'll Eckhart, late
ly advertised, was sold Wednesday by
f. ]. Decker, trustee, to Owen Price,
ST., for $500.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-09-14
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

PENCIL AND scIssoRs.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
A full line of fa,.. shoes, at Meetze
& Son.
Today cotton is selling here at
10 1-l6 to l0s
The wise man learns something
everytime fool blunders. +
A beautiful line of pictures, all
sizes, at Meetze & Son.
If you are due anything for your
paper, call or send and settle.
Check and white homespun, from
So up, at L. E; NJ. smoak's.
Col. D. J. Griffith, Superintendent
OF the State Penitentiary, was in
town Saturday.
Robes and all kinds of burial sup
plies now on hand See j. N. Craps.
Mr.. John A. Cromer, a staunch
farmer on r + D No. 1, made Us a
pleasant call last Thursday.
Mr.. Quincy Shealy of Barrs, al
ways prompt, dropped in to see us
Saturday.
Just received, a nice assortment
Of fine dress goods, at L. E. NJ.
Smoak's.
After selling cotton and other pro-
duce, remember your dues at the
Dispatch Office.
See notice of barbecue and fish fry
to be given by George A. Shealy, and
others, next Saturday.
A nice line of pants for men and
boys, at Meetze & Son. :
There were as many strikers on
the streets yesterday as there were
voters.
See our ready made clothing. J.
s, Wessinger, Chapin, s. @.
The battle of ballots has been
fought. and the victory for some have
been won.
When you come to court bring
vour clocks and watches that need
repairs. J. NJ. Craps.
Get your exhibits ready for the
County Fair. Let us all try and
send something.
Call and see our line of hats for
men and boys, at Meetze & Son. b
Lexington Lodge of Masons meets
in their hall in this place next Satur-
day.
Mr.. W. N. Shirey, of Irene. paid US
o pleasant visit yesterday and reports
everything O. z. out his way.
Call and see the nice line of sta
tionery at the Bazaar.
MIR. Simon Smith and family have
moved to Leesville to make it their
future home.
When you want to be we'll dressed
for little money call at E. G.. Dreher
& Co.'S and see their nobby suits.
Work on the new residence of Mr..
J. Simon Caughman on upper Main
street is progressing rapidly.
Osborne Mowers and Disc Har-
rows. For sale by j. S. Wessinger,
Chaplin, s. G.
Mr.. George F. Taylor is connected
will the carpenter department of
the Olympia Mill in Columbia.
Misses Mary and Ruth Graham
leaves for Aiken today, to re-enter the
Catholic school there.
Hats that must be sold at, J. S.
Wessinger's, Chapin, S. G.
The L. D. Cullum Company, of
Bstesburg, are just completing their
third new brick building.