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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
They Learn the Japanese Have
Planned Night Assault Cos s.:
sack Commander Ready 8s
GREAT ONES OF TOXIC "
DISCUSS THE SlTUA'ITl0Mi
Gathering Of Japanese adcrs
for Purposeiof Reviewing Pres II
cnt Conditions st. Peters .85S
burg Devises Scheme Of M
Rctrenchn1er1t to- sSwell}siSs3sS
War Funds. sSsE ~
(By Associated Press.) Z


II NEW CHyvANG, y April g. General Ku-Ss
ropn tkln. scolnmander-in-chief Of the Rtis-ssS
Sian military forces In the Far East, NJ
arrived here to-day and reviewed a bot1t u
a, 600 troops on the parade ground #outrS@
side OF tho fort here. One battery B III
horse artillery several batteries OF fteli3 IL
artillery. parts OF four regiments q ( 8slbe-g
rian rifles, and detachments OF cos-gySs
sacks. and regular Sca airy partlci cipated 5irl
tho review 3i n
II Russian secret service agents reported Y
that the Japanese intended q to m ttaclxs3i
New Chwang yesterday
On account Of the mining Of the river.
and also dp expectation Of practice firing
from tho fort. merchant ships are not e
using the lower reach Of the river. sSSf
General ISondratovich, the # Russian 81
commander here, whp has been $pra ised on
account ofAth 10 ord or and 81 EARL mess sspre-s
svaillng9 at New Ghwang, says SheS snoySss.sS
prepared for a. j ese atta
ts evident the o her auth Ties val sofis
expect, sS ss5E 3 s;s5 4 s3s
Fl Tho command Of General Kondr atovichl
embraces the scout pa trolls we Wsee$ Of the
Lao River, and also the q troops inSthe3
districts south, Including aKai Chotl, nd
north including the railroad and $5 ;El II W y;
Chem &. 8 sl5 III iY w. 3i 55Af
The troops now here are OF "a better
class than when the war pen eel.
General alSISondratowichi.is II is opening a eWy
hospital 5nt New ChWal; s.
f r he relations of$the Russian authorities
with the3foreign residents here are 3ir,-$3
proving. and the administrato or proposes
to consult and cooperate with tho for-3
eigners for the protection OF neutral livesl
and interests SSat5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
MA MORALITY
STILL, |, lN'A|I.I'..R' ( !. | :
George p. Wise; Sc; Ii'sl.,$': Is ES-
. 5pccted TO Reach a De-
cision To-day,
I7I"TIT 49, ~
NATIONAL.
8Pl-.'EE:::DGiEl: !:
| in O.
Practically Decided Not to Ask
It-Ncw Men Coming Ott
forEthe Council. IA

The situation regarding the contest for
Afayorjis decidedly 8''in&thc air. at pres
ent, and all eyes are upon Captain
/ George D. Wise, who has the matter
OF entering the race in serious contem-4
plntion. IS
Captain Wise spent yesterday in looking
over the field, and last night lie had
sons Intimate friends and supporters in
tSconfcrence at his home. making some,
further! er!investigatlon lons as to his prospects
IEWhile5no 81 ore As in a position to- state It,
as n fact, gen e l.qsl s: beliaye that
! Captain 1Vtsos will make a. definite an
Enounce11,ent$o OF his inten tions to-day. and
tina t he will come actively into the race
for tle honor. Tile attitude OF the former
cong ressnan is being discussed tn
anxiety by all classes Of voters. Mos &
! OF his friends seem desirous that he shall
4 run. whole those Il of Mayor Tay lor4 are
evidently satisfied with the situation rs
at stands. The present status OF affnlrsS
/ is that Mayor Taylor and Captain 5hlc NJ
/ Carthy are announced candidates, While
| / Canta in $sWise8is the man most talked,
of az an additional one. 3@
Councilman Thomas B. Hicks Colonel
! George Wayne Anderson and former
Councilman. James Caskie nre being
/ talked OF, but it IS not thought that
they ire giving much attention to the
subject.
1t is believed that in the end there
will be a straight fight, short and sharp.
| between Messrs. Wise and TAYLOR.
The SHOW down. willt:come not later
than April 10th, which will be the date
| for the final entrance OF Candidates, the
plans committee having yesterday after:
noon agreed to set tllis4as the time for
closing the lists. 3S
No National Plank.
The Plans Committee have completed
! the rough draft of their plan, and be-
yond recommending; the dlhte for closing
| tho list Of candidates and recommending
/ tina tho officers chosen by the City Elec-
| toral Board be designated conduct the
4 primary their report is on the usual
4 Hines.
4 Tho FINANCE Committee will shortly
/ flxi the rate of fasscssmsnt for the various
positions, ana the plan tai will 55 likely be
finally adopted at the general meeting
4 Tomorrow night.
1 One8thIng las been absolutely settled
i and that is, that there Will be no pledge
i IN this ticket to support the nominees OF
| The National Convention, The strong ap-
/ reals made by business men and nearly
\ AL classes OF voters for a municipal prl-
! mary free from Federal cntanglements
i yy,,,t 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
IALL GETTING TOGETHER
fE,ron, our Regular Correspondent.,

(F'ron Our Regular Correspondento
WASHINGTON. D c.. April 81 am m
going home and start the ball rolling for ,r
Judge Parker said Judge r, w. NJ
Duke. OF Charlottesville. last night.
II do not pose as an original Parker
man, but lie Is good enough for me- and
II believe he is worthy OF the support Of
ey cry good American. i did not think
year ago that the Democrats would
have as good chances OF electing a Pres ess'
idcnt this year as they, have. Ifbelieve
thai we are going to defeat Roosevelt =
] want the yirginlans to get IN line and
help whoop things up for the coming
canpalgn." !.
The advocates OF the nomination OF
Judge Parker who vote in Virginia but
live in Washington, ale very deslrous
OF beginning a. systematic campaign for
%Ein, III Virginia. Several with whom y
have talked In the past few days want
the State to send n delegation to ST..
Louis Instructed for Parker, and they
Will andeavor to crea te such a strong
5Parkcr sentiment at home that the State
Convention will be Obliged to yield to
the demand for an Instructed delegation.
GFg9 icon tjnIled ON Third loaCe.1 -s4tlI Isa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
RELIGIOUS RUSSIANS
The japanese May Surprise rise
Them at Easter Gclc- S
bration,
(Ry Assoclated Press.

ts 81 PElllltSb ~ Nlii'tsgA f'sas
Faster holidays, the greatest fcusioN,.ls
festival In tho Russian calendar. begin
10 morrow, The next throe days VIII ~
days OF mourning for devout MustoVi.es'
livery orthodox church in tho vast l', til;l-F
.,i.e will reprodtlcs events in Christ $ pas
sion realistically. including the Washing
OF fee, the crucifiSion and tho bnrs,a'
2rnithfnI by a. total abstinence from food.
.rollewed by universal feastins, after tho
lnidnlght services on SATURDAY, colnmen,,S p, 8 <
Grating the resllrrectionsE,Ihen theIe s,l WI
bo lopr days of merry making and lelopll'e' lpl''
lug, Z, 8 " ID I, !. (, !. 4, u
Japanese Will make q desperate effort "
talse advantages OF the Russian army q nflt
navy at this solemn period, rs the Brlt-
lish and their French alltes9dld when hey
Odessa at Easter IN 1888. pit !.
the authorities have antiripatei ,slicn 4. u
probahilty. General lSuropatkin and
Iica- A.imiral Makaroff have taken special
Il, ycautiun To guard against ~ surprise s3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
THREE YOUNG MEN DIE
FROM ESCAPING GAS
6Ry Associated Press, /,

4 ,ADELPIIIA. PA, April ED
w,.rd and Jacob Hammond. brothers, and
oscar s!gcrtscn were aspl,yxiated by H.
Illuminating gas as they slept in the Ham
r,ord home last night. Sgertsen boarded
viii, The IIarnmonds and occupied a room
8nd d,oinjnr that In which the brotlbars
slcrt. Returning from the theatre last
,jcht. sigertsen turned on the gas, which
vas connected with a gas stove, and re-
tired, leaving the gas escaping from the
stove. The three bodies were FOUND ms rs
morning by members OF the hammond
family. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
PRISON SENTENCE
FOR SENATOR BURTON
Judge Delivered stcrn Rcbukc,
I3But Was Merciful in Pen
atty Imposed.
CITIZENS RIGHTS ARE GONE Il
-------
Can Never Hold Position Of
Trust Under the Cow
eminent.
(By Associated Presa. )

ST. LOUIS, MO, April 6.--Un,ted States
day scntenccd TO Fix months imprisor.
ment In Jail and a fine OF $4,000 for using
shtsinhience before the Postoffice Depart-
mcnt In behalf OF tic RIa1to Grain and
Securities Company. OF st. Louis and for
having received payment from the COM
pLny for his services. gl u
& When Senator Burtong accompanied BY
his attorney. came into the United States
Dis trict Court. Judge Adalns spoke OF the
motions that had been filed for a new tria!
and for arrest Of Judgment. The court.
after briefly reviewing the motions, over
ruled them both. The court then said TO
the defendant:
.IIaVe yon anything to say as to why
sentence should not bc passed upon sou ~
Evidently :suppressing his emotions
With e. strong effort. Senator Burton stood
leaning with both hands on n chair back
az he said:s S b. .i sE n
"Yolr Honor wlil please allow me to
respectfully decline to say anything
A Stern Sentence. IS
The courtroom was almost empty. with
tho exception OF n few persons who had
remained outEo curiosity. and the silence
was almost oppressive as Judge Adams,
IN "a low tone. began delivering tho SEN
teIicc. The court said: s5 3 IsSL3Si
II ain satisfied that the jury reached
3the Just and true result 4 he evidence
$abundnntly warranted their verdict and {.
find no reason. either In the law govern y
Ing the case on. In the proceedings attend-
ing tho trlsI, for disturbing IT, sss q
.-fptfx a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07

The Convicted Senator.
III Joseph Ralph Burton. United States
senator from Kansas. went to that
state from Indiana in 1878. a strug-
CLING young lawyer lust married. ana
having taught eloctition to work Ills
way through school He made his
homo In Abiline, and from that dis
gt-ict ran for Congress In 1892 being
defeated by tho famous Alliance can
eiidate. lie was Worlds Fair com-
missioner In 1888. and has been In
great dc1nard assan orator not only IN
his own state. but in tho East and
Y West. H y K Il .fs
II, the senatorial election OF 1908
Burton was defeated by State Senator
Baker by ono vote. after a prolonged
caucus. there being six candidates.
In 1896 Burton had he Republican
noniration against ingalls,. but the
! Populist Legislature elected ". ~.
Harris. an ex- Cont federate colonel.
sFinaiy, in 11Ol Burton was elected
10 succeed his former opponent Lu-
/ Glen Baker, In the Senate.
1Ie was born on a farm Mt Mitchell,
Indiana. In 1852 In 1877 he married
4 a. d daughter OF Sunset Cox and
started for Kansas to seek his fortune.
5slre formed i a partnership witt, j. II. Il
Mahan. one Of the oldest lawyers In
tile State. and some OF the most,
famous trials OF the States carly
history came under his care.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
VALENTINE MODEL OF
GEN. MERGER ACCEPTED
lRv Associated Press.

.ss ssyyAsH1NGTON,D p. G., April 6. ~ Score
tary Taft has approved. with q. few minor
modincations. the design submitted by
Edward E. Valentine, OF Richmond, for
the monument to the memory OF General
High Mercer a Revolutionary hero. which,
is to be erected at fredericksburg, Vas.
IN accordance with an act Of Congress-
lnppropriating s25,Oo0 for the monument
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
SENATOR DANIEL TO SPEAK
AT The HANNA MEMORIAL
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Z (Speclalif TO The 5Tln1ts, ,l5lspatcll.J7
W.<sHIN GfrON, D. G., April Senator
Daniel will be one OF the speakers to-
morrow! In the course OF the exercises in
tho Senate commemorative OF the life
ana services OF Senator Hanna. The Sem
sator said this afternoon that he would
make short address, the delivery OF
which would probably consume less than
fifteen minutes. 81. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
Attended Sto the Wounded,
(By Asssoclated N !, ess =

" IIl7 . AIN tsyE --fpSVE!U ItI r. IeSS,J
VI,ADINOST0IS, IS April ., 3 Many wound
cd men from Fort Arthur have been
brought here. They are receivng. The
greatest attention from the numerous
volunteer Sisters Of Mercy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
Helena at Shanghai.

H s. h (I3y5 Associated Press.)
X Ny.tSFIlNGTON. April 6,-The Navy De-
partment to-day received a cableGram
from Commander Mason. Of the, Gin
cinnati. fat Shanghai announcing thh ar
rival there to-day of$tho Gnnboat Helena
from New Chwaug. .i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
General.

s 4. Russian spies report that Japanese had
planned aSnight attack upon New chwang,
lut commander or tile forts about that
place declare he Is ready TO receive the
enemy at any timc--Gossacks now Scelc-
5brating the Easter holidays and Japanese
inay,take advantage Of their religious
5Scrnples and attack them n Russians pro-
viding against night surprises Japanese
great ones discuss the war situation -
Unusual activity reported in many places
innd forces arc convcrging for. the great
BATTLES that must soon occul,---Postmas-
tter-Cieneral Payne comes to Old Point to
rest and recuperatc Ills broken hea ltli;
lie is expected o8rcsign just MS soon as he
Is able 10 get back TO his desk, a thing
Ills friends fear Is not to be for months
10 come Sena tor Daniel Introduces bill
for memorial park IN tho Va lleyC Grover
cleveland. comes out strongly for Parker
for President and urges the Importance
OF a short and direct platfornl----F'lre. in
u fiat at Mt. Vernon. N. X. causes the
immediate. death of FIVE and another Is
dying F'irn III the New York subway
splares fifty ,workmen IN great peril
President intinates that Speaker Cannon
would he q good man for permanent
ctarmanshp Of the Chicago convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
North Carolina.

Gulford College celebrates the paying
on OF the last OK IT'S debt---liarry Payne
Whitney's horses aiken to New York.
safen caught stealing brasses from the
Southern Freight wreck near Raleigh
Black Mountain Iron Company char
,tered---MOney for aiding needy schools
Wake Forest wins two Victories
Dates for commencement Of the State
Normal and Industrial College--Judge
BOYD stamps rumors reflecting upon him
as basest of slyster-lawyer ISLANDERS
DIR. Hamilton w Mnbie to address
Greensboro High School graduates @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
Richmond.

\ p,a,a committee of CITY Democratic
f.om,,ittee practically decides against any I, y,
S,,ationafeature being incorporat,ed " w ~
,nnleipn primary p@Ssstl, ,nast l,cre eoat as,a dc.
1ermne ,G, upon m buildings o be erected !, nn
drrthe recent appropriation of ne LEI III,
crAI Assembly Richmond Lodge q ,l.' a.lks
s,,,nrw as tn'the conduct Of the soldtcrs q I
cEs srsisa rseeyed , ners ere
,nIssioua ry.---D Death benefit promptly paid
...l-N No clie to6the Hcnrico infantici1c. /.
which IL battling the county =, =
set,zer z and Power officials to-day-.--A Al T.
8,y,nscr,ents being perfected for the We'd ~;
,,csiay Clubs May festiv ;olumnias ~
slead Mr Nidyette d,e celebrates Ills {wentlet
$,iivcrsary With the Fidelity MUTUAL ~
giving a dlnnar to his aEenis---Nt org g ; ;
fair peoplc pleased With prospects ,1I ioT Inc
subject Of annexation to;nig hit ,oca l !. .
ioa Of teyesl 1 GaI e wqestie
'2,nrsl.TI s2dnsam'. rorcgn Missionary 4 Union
Attorney General Anderson confident I, Of
victory IN the 81 mlirager ,n ~ ~ cnmrt
Bot,icrrs----virginia birds win In 6coc cking
main ii BaItinore Biz fox hunt to g, os
cur at tlllSDnro inc u IL ~ ~
ionaBlc weddings here Last Z
of DR.. Marion u MAYO ew = ork .ls De
lcais Montreal in the ball game 4, here e.
4 AiANCREsTFSR--L Liquor ca ses Will be
cnlled by Judge Clcptoli in the CORPORA
.8tion Court tO-day------Marriasc 20 ls OF IS ME-
35.ryIer and Miss Moore Fighters .finad
in Police Court-Cars stoned at torest
JJill--CouncII meets Ito-mOrrow night
Letter from Eugene White ,zs
Virginia. Il,
joel HilIsman wa nted In Farmyiiic for.
cutting n Sliycryrnan, is baied In Psters-
burg General crunje and the Boer exit.
hit arrtye AT Neys,ort ssa en- route fnr
i ST Louis own OF Etti'ick TO be Slncor--
Il l,oraicd and rchts ,yill be gadynncedlTs.,s
- nd &c West, holding court ~, I'm ppria
N grants liquor llcensesfto all appltcar ts+---
\ j ,idga Good wyn, OfS En- poria Gprncs foMt
+ for Parker {lor PrcSid e MT ] nChb.IrE
l1ponan goes 10 Roanoke looking 70 r Re r
husband bristol insurance man killed
sin contest for trip to st. Louis Negroes
make two attempts TO lynch q negro
JennsSlvHnia defeats Universal ~ Il S'1r-
t;inla By score OF s to p Harrison Clark.
Of Martinsville, thinking He mot worth
liyinE, commits suicide---Brlliant we'd.
cling In Norfolk OF Mr.. James Arlnistead
8Otey and Miss Julia McGregors Fylei-----
Dwelling house In AecklenburG burned
Winchester calls for explanation from
schooner Lula Quilin found dead IN ca bin
OF his vessel--Much damage done In
powhatan BY forest fires---Craig county
man shot with Winchester In his own
llome---Interstate trap shooters tourna-
1nent in progress at Bristol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
IMMATURE ALaIANAC'

Sun r,,cs , . 5 :4s u g6ilIGli'TiDll. !. !.
4 a., sets sI'''.s.fi::,G MOrIlng.........!ol3 u
"a niman risnss.l;0l EpcnihS.........l0;oo
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Threatening clouds yesterany !. aiteriIGIvli nIrIli
,The M ptetnpcraturo was High for the scas!oh y
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1'he!.''1!''!e!::e!:-Dee'. e:
SUMMARY or L ne DAYS y $. NEWS. lev
THE Weather.

WASHINGTON, April o. X Forecast s'ls ior5 =
1rhitrsdhy9und Fridays: ,.!.,..,a, .,,,,yL
vlrgnia cl9ns1SS 'nas1Iihs 'narIiy Cloudy.
sI,swnra sEs W III i, eo,ithwcst portion: liEht TO
fras Southwest winds ,ecoti33, va iia,}H rianiE
South gar9,,'t" i; rsast rortIc; Ffday fig
arnwsrs; s 3ilght io fresh Winds, mostly '1s'ty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07
Tine i! !! We'll

is.thctimc youspetiti! daily
in looking OYER 1'ligI Tse;sfl
dee WANT columns ALL
ways something oi lf,testst
and proflttherr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-18

Shortly ago the Telegram said that
the Democratic party might well think
about the deputyships in connection with
the office of sheriff. This was before the
county convention; whicn was dominated
by the Democratic clique Many Demo
Gratis did think about it and they came
to the convention 1oaded for bear, to
use a slang expression, but more es-
pecia1ly TO work for the nomination of
a man, who, they knew, had made no
promises to the clique in that or any
other respect, but by triclsery and
treadhery, the clique won in tine con
veution, and, that clique at this time
is engaged in saying just as its mouth
piece did before that convention, when
we called attention to the matter, won
der who is running the Democratic party
at the present time That clique puts
that up to every honest Democrat VINO
has the manhood to assert his independ-
ence and TO insist tllat the clique is not
But that wall does it no good, because
OF the fact that the right thinking, the
loyal, the self.respecting Democrat re-
fuses to be treated in any such shabby
manner and has made up his mind now
and for all time that he will not be
dictated to by the hog combine that
has undertaken to not only control the
Democratic party, but also has started
out to get hold OF the county govern
n,ent for purely selfish motives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-18

of thirty-five cents on the hundred dol
lars valuation. The laws passed by the
recent session of the legislature and
which were 50 bitterly and stubbornIy
opposed by the Democrats in thait body,
reduce that rate eleven cents in 1905
an additional eleven cents in 1906, and
an additional eight cents in 1907, leay-
ing only II direct tax of i've cents after
that year, which shall be devoted to the
public schools. Notwithstanding this
fact, there are some little Democratic
clique papers ignorant enough to con-
tend that the measures are sham. The
man who pays taxes and helps keep up
the government knows how it is, when
he reads the figures. Amy man with
common sense knows that a reduction in
the rate of aayzation of thirty cents in
less than three years - a good thing for
MIN, if he pays tax at all. Besides, if
these little Democratic clique sheets
would stop moment and think, they
might convince themselves that in three
years any way under such laws, they
would be able to pay their taxes as well
as their charter license and-not be re-
turned delinquent as has been their
history the past year or SO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-18

There are lifelong Democrats in this
county, men who have fought year after
year for the Demoera tic party, men who
have had no reward politically for their
Iabors, men who have voted the Demo
cratic ticket year in and year out, men
who, have commanded great influence,
men who have kept the party intact,
men who have made great sacrifices,
men who brave not sought reward, men
who do not want reward, that are fight
ing against the success of the present
ALLEGED nominees of that party. Why
Because they went through the prelim
mary campaign supporting men WAC
were known To be true to the interests
of the Democratic party, nhen who could
be counted on in office to promote the
interests of the party, men who were
deserving of the party nominations, men
who had fought the Democratic battles
when there was not the slightest hope
enough to make it nj. all interesting for
the opposite side, they went, We say
through the preliminary campaign in
m honest eIldeavor TO look after the
interests of tine party and TO confer bhe
honor of nomination on the worthy, but
they did so only to find themselves in
the end defeated by a few persons whose
sole ambition is TO get hold of the
county Offices These few fellows are
aiming to inaugurate the regime Of many
years ago, when no one could have pub
lie position or favor unless he was of
the same family and blood of those who
were in power. And there is the rub
The Democratic party of Harrison conn
ty, as well as the people generally. are
tired of letting one particular family
control it, or in having all our cousins
even to those who used to hold office
in Lewis county in public Office con-
tinually. They seriously object to all
there cousins being deputy sheriirs and
the like. They emphatically object to
these cousins Debating who the Demo
cratic nominee shall be, and above all
they viii not stand Tor the proposed re
turn to the oid-time way of shaving
county orders and thus depriying tho
people of what is rightfully theirs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-18

The Democratic clique mouthpiece
MARBLES something about a road overseer
being returned delinquent. That sheet
ought mot to take exceptions to that
since it has been in the same boat this
year. Some Of the papers had it among
those who had been returned delinquent.
We believe the proper state officer adj
vertised that sheet as being delinquent.
Now, if it wants to be on the square,
let it set the example. Put up or shut
up Pay up or dry up. The state of
West Virginia is entitled to what you
owe it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-18

Grandpa Davis had the biggest day at
White Sulphur Springs he will ever have
but he may be childish enough to be-
lieve that is not true. He has another
think coming, if he does.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-18

The Taxpayers of West Virginia now
know they are paying a direct state tax
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-18
GOVERNOR.

STATE TICKET.
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President,
Vice President,

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