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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
Ofafen.

"
bic | eruartete 6 d q d t
3tpi1sn Sal @bou unb
ga SIDE 8iao iebt m
o n 9.
g t. petersburg, Is. Suli.
Ofu's Mrmse bonn Stoen unb Nooau's
0eer bonn NOrben ridden itetis auf ga
S9e 2iao boz, no fi4 Sen. 3uropat-
tin beri9anst. 10000 Mann finb
Bel Der Betpesun9 betbeilist. Sie 0or=
pcfsn finb tanm MOO Is Meilen ent=
fernt.
SebenfaIIs S9uinbeI.
2onbou, IA. Suli. Sin unbe=
fidtigtes @er.9t melbet ben SOIL bon
port Nrtbur; ss finost aber feinerlsi
8lauben.
Sapan. Bort Arthur 0er=
LUTTE ni9t befdtigt.
2onbon, IA. Suli. Seine Der
beute frib psrbfentli9ten Special-S De-
pei9en befdtist bic Seniations= Mel-
bunsen iiber bic japan. gerlufe bel
port grtbur.
@be 500, Is. Suli. Cine Be-
peide aus Stem @bwang iast: Sn
glad @oobs ponb, 6 Msilen iiioli9
bon bier, muroen beute fritz iapaniide
patrOuilen seieben.
Sen. Ofu riidt nit so. 600 Wann
in gilmdri6en 3uiiden bier unb ga
S9e 2iao Dor.
S4iHfabrt unb Saubel ME 9e-
tp6bnlid.
Sapanerbei 2ai @bou
gef4Iagen.
2onbon, IA. Suli. Ser Gin
2ow Correspondent bes @brOricle per=
R9ert, bob am IL. n6rblid bon Sal
Chou cine S9la9t ftattfanb, in welder
bic Sapaner nit 9robem @erluff aurtid=
gei4lagel uuroen.
Sbredpere NieberIage
borY Sort Arthur.
6 I. g etersburg, Is. Suli.
Cine beute Mbenb aus Mufbsn anee,
lanste Sepef9e, wieoerbOlt ben Seri4i
bic Sapaner isieH Dor port Mrtbul
untsr @srIuf bon 80, 900 Wann su-
rtidgetrieben tporoen. Sie 9epef9s
iast: gus aubsrldiiger Nuelle fOmmi
bic Ma9ri9t, bab bic iapaniIde brittle
Mrmee in Der Na1t bes II. Port Mr=
thur ansriH unb f9wer auf's 6aupi
gsf9lagen tpurbe. Cine ungebeurt
GAIL fam bur9 ruifide Winen UNI.
@eiammt.8 erluft ettpa 80, 900.
Sis q b q n. NieberIase DO
PortIrtbur {.
ST. petersburg, Is. SuIi.
Jisberbafte Mufresung peruriadte beutt
Naamittas bic 2unoe, baB ben Sapa.
nern Sonntag Nadt elm ansrif aui
bic 5efuns SPORT Mrtbur ~miBlunser
iei, inbsm fe nit 8erlufen bon 3d.
900 Wann auridgeidlagen puroen.
u u d NIeriefffpri&t b o II
10000 @eaIIenen.
Ser erfe geri9t, Der in 8efalI
elmer 3eitungsoepeide sefern 9a4i
aus Mutoen fam, fanb feinen@lauben
als aber beute Wittag @icet6nis Mlerief
bic 2unbe oficisn on ben @eneralifat
telesrapbirte, rief oies einen un9e=
bsuren ginbrud berbor.
3rpbbem 3 n0tbig q.
Sic Na4ri9t ruroe fofort benz &e.
gierungsboten ibernittelt unb einis'
Minuten barauf iagten bic 3eitungs'
iuneen nit @rtrabldttern bur9 BIZ
Straben. Sebo9 peiisn @ensralfabs'
Offi3iere barauf bin, bab in grmang'
lung ndberer Ma9ridten Der gerid.
nit &eferpe aufsenommen ueroer
miiRe, ruenf1 aud Der Derluf bon 3d.
600 bel eineul Sturm gegen bic Be
feFigunsen auf benz nit Winen bid
beidten Wege als tpObl rl6gli9 e.
fneint.
@uffif1er g roIg
Wufbeu, IL. Suli (beripdtet.
Wie Na9ri1ten aus Port Nrt9ur be-
~ -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14

Debex - go. 3 retber $1.03 auf 0ele,
fen. $1.03 Don NiibIen; go. 8 rotb1 81.
SuIi SO; Basensue5en $1.C0.
Rorn (neues) - go. 1 uueib 1896 go. 2
weib 4Se16 I; SO. 8 wetb 49c; SO. 4 wetb,
46ic; Ro. 2 weib semif9t 49,; go. 8
wetb gemai4t 4Sc ; 30. 4 wetb seutf@!
45ae; SO. 2 seIO 49e; SO. 8 seIb 4sc |;
No. 4 GELD 1910; 80. Q seuri@ti 4Se;
go. 8 aemti@t 49,; go. 4 seusi&t Acc
4oIben DOC.
9ofer- 80. 2 uetber 41}e; go. 8 wetbes
41c; go. 2 @euti&ter SOC; go. 8 aeuri@tes
383c.
Seu go. 1 5irnotbp s11. 90; so.
2 Ttnotbp $500,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
NrH@tt Hnb SENATE.
Sra@t e.

G~ttronen-$3. 90 fHr 10000.
Draneen-Sanep SIoriba 3.25 per Bor.
Seedlings $3.50, California Ra'
ueIs $s.75 bis 8.26 per Bor, E~ansarines
ST. * bis 1926.
8ananen-Gemdbtte 81. 80 bis $1.60 per
Wun&, sueite AuaIitdt 81. ID bis $1.30.
aofusmiHe-$3 .0O-8.25 per 2unoert.
Teisen Snanrna 11-16c bas gfunb.
DatteIn &c per Yfanb, go pfb. Rifen.
2epfeI-$2.60 bis a. 90 per Sob.
Neuer~ Sonig-16c.
Hinea$pIes IS. N-3.25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
OroeerteS

@etro6nete 5ri9te-MepfeI, an Der sonne
gstroGnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e BIS 7Ke;
@itron 15c Bic l4c; Rofnen, Q Gromn. pee
9fanb, 7e, 8 @rorun tic, 4 grown TIC 5aa,
u~aenfreie &c BIZ Sc, California RhiscateI TIC;
SuItana 73c, importirte SuItana lie bts lac.
California &priioien &c SIS Lee.
Sprup-Stanbarb Corn 23c Bis 25e; se,
wdbIter &c BIB 32e; eorsbum sse Biz Sse;
New Orleans YRoIs1es l8e bis 26e; semdtI,
ter 3Oc bis 3Sc.
@iHe-8rasI neu SC bis 1oc; SiIberts IL
gtanbeIn IA; pei&i9aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; Beanuts &c Bis Sc;
serDfete 7c Bis &c; GnsIii@e @aIniiHe 1e3c.
YidIes-24OO I'M Sab SO; 12O0 TN 6as
So; 1900 TN SaIbfas $3.50; 900 TN 5as
$3.50.
S~nbianapsIis RafeesHreAG
@ewobmI. bis gutter l0-12e; prtssa bts ges
wablter 4-l6e ; Saney 82i-8Se. golsss
DeIow 10 bts 22e, Saua 1855
Sn gadetsn:
Hrtofa $11.75, Zion $11.26, Seriep $1l. 76;
Caracas $11 rs. Di1mortb's s1I. 25, 1ut@
Sara Nenb $l4. 80, RaiIBou& S11.7b, 0atei
8lembeb Sapa SILL y
8uder-Domtaoes 7.75e; shitsu6er $40
ruIpertfrter $500; 3fff puIpertfrter b.e5:,
feiaer grenaIrter 5.25c; gubes 6.75e; Con.
fectiomers G5.15e' Ribseuoob U 6.l0s; BOO.
mig y 6.05c; empire U 8 .0Oe; SbeaI ertra
golben 6 4.95e; @tmbfor Grtra g 4.sOe,
&ibsewoob y Bloc; seIber 6 4. 45e; 1e gels
Der 4.40.
Gtnsema&te Observation-Disclosures 8 BIB.
SLIGO s2ea&es etanbarb, 8 pfb., "a
2.26; combs 8 Efunb 81. 50-Sl. So; Die
Reades, 81. 40-$1.5O; gnanas, etGnbarb,
Q 3fb., 81. 66-$l.90 Seeonbs, Q Bfara,
81 % SLAB; sritne Bobnen. 8 Bfunb Ron.
men, Wabarna AnanaS $1.90-$2. 2S,
@eftebte Grbfen, $1.20-$l.76 . friibe SUM- S6
Gents, Rarrow 90e, etnserpei@te 65e-s0e,
tomatoes, 8 Yfunb. 81. 10-$1.16. 8u6ers
Rom 90c-$1.S6 [, apfeIbutter, rer Duteno,
8 BfunS. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
Gerbii6e Soctaliiten.
Sbre Gntriitung iiber irede Oiisiere
flbrt 5u blntigen Snmulten.

Belgrab. Is. SuIi. Nuf benz
Warftplab Der @~arnifonsaabt 3ra=
gupeuats tala es getern 3l elmer ernitsn
S9ldgeret swif9eu Socfaliten uno
Off3ieren. 9ie Socialifen maren
iiber bas 8enebmen Der Sffi3iere 9e=
geniiber benz gibil aufaebra4t unb
griHen bic Sff3iere, tuel4e &6nigs
@eburtstas ldrmsnb fsierten, an. Die
Sff3iere 3ogen blant unb es follen 20
Seute get6otet uoroen iein. Die Bee
b6roen sefteben nur msni9e 0sruun-
oungen su.
y Senti@lanb.
Eas beufdsengIif9e
u bf o nj m n.
Berlin, Is. Suli. Ser seftern
In 2onboa abgei9loKene bsuti9=eng-
liide @ertraa be3isbt f9 ni9t auf gr6=
bsre politiide 9iHerensen, ionosrr1 1T
auf re9tlide Gragsn, Nuslesuns
bon 8ertrdgen. bei9rdntt. Sas Nb-
fommsn it ni9t bas grsebniB Der
3ieler Geft!idteitsn; bic Wsrbanblun-
gen tuaren i9On lanse 3eit i'm Sang.
8, 13. SuIi. Sie @a9ri9t
bon Der @ertrags=unter3ei9nung uuroe
bier rubia aufsenOmmen. Man fiebt
in benz NbtOmmen einen gemihen Mtans
gel ar prattiider Wirtung, ba bic
3a5lreiden Colonial = G%treitigteiten,
uel9e benz englii&sfran36iiden @er=
trag ieiue Beoeutuns seben, feblen.
Smmerbin riro bic Muertennung bes
S9ieosseri9ts-p rineips onr9 Seuti9=
lamb 9infig beurtbsilt.
Samoa.Snieln.
aus eut 9=S m a.
SonoIulu, Is. Suli. Wie bic
Samoanii4e 3eitung fa9t, ifslten
ginseborene on ben @Ouberneur bon
Deuti9=S Samoa, Germ Golf, bas Mn=
finnen, gr-26nig Mataafa bas &edt
einaurdumen, bab CT a1e 8erorbnu1.
gen gsgen3ei9ne, bic 6fentIiden Ius=
saben iberpa9e, bas Re4t auf sinen
46nias.S alut erbalte u1b cine Mmtsa
Uniform trasen bttrfe.
Wie Solf erfsdrt, b%esabouirt Wa=
taafa bic Gorberunse1 feiner 2eute unb
bat FIR ibr Worseben UNI gnti9ul=
bigung.
un5ufriebene Weibe f4ttrten oie I'm
ruben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
Gnti4eioenot Sdladt
Scr feinblidem Sauptbeere bel Sa SIDE Slim a1tz
geblid tint @auge.
Sic Sort Mrt6nr Geridte. -Sapanide &ieien=Terlufe fmb ntt 6efGtgt.
9unoner Cabinet plant Yroht. -gns SeufdsG Samoa. -
Seragung Der f%rauSOfiden aammern.

1tart @a YaS.
Die Sapaner lanben Sruppen in
2iao pina Sao, etma in Der Mitte
auiiden port Nrthur uno Port Salnp,
Oftife Der 2iao Sung Salbiniel.
protet { ne e Sarba-
neIIen-S a
9onbon, Is. SuIi. gs 1T
@runb our Nnnabme, baB bas aus=
udrtise Nmt fi9 ernftlid nit Der Sar-
banellen : Sur9fabrt ruifIder S9iHe
Der freiwiqigen Glotte beiddftist.
Sails f@ Die Weloung. bic ct. pe=
tersburs, zines oieier S9iHe, tuel9es
firslid bic Strabs paifirte, babe 3tpsi
britifde S&iHe i'm &otben Meere ans
sebalten, ~beffdtist, 70 m6sen prOteite
iOwObl in @OnffantinOpel als peters=
burg iberreidt tuerben.
. E 10 { gungen Der briti-
4en GIotte.
@be s o o, Is. SuIi. Die bri=
tii9e GlOtte, beren 8euesungen lebte
Woae in Sunfel sebiiat waren, freu3te
in Der Dung Ching Bap, 80 Meilen
bon Wei Sai Wei. Die GlOtte beob=
abtet ben Gang Der greisnife in port
Mrtbur.
@bineff9en Jla6tlinsen sufolse, bic
beute aug pOrt Mrtbur anlansten, boz
ben bic Sapaner 2 Stelungen, aus
uelden fie ttir3li9 bsrtrisbsn uurben,
uieber senOmmen, ramentli9 bic Sorts
IA unb z.
lSapan. Ober IN
Salun.
2onbon, IA. Suli. Na9 Dem
Chronicle" traf Der japan. Sb9f=
@ommanbirenbe Opama nit ieinem
@tabsdsf 3obama am Is. in 9alnp
elm. 80
0Iabiboffof -2reu3er
2cnbor n. Is. SuIi. Der @ens
tral Hetus uirb semeloet, ssftern Mbenb
ieien berfdiebene 0labinoftod S9ife
Dor Der Snfel Modaibo erf9ienen.
Rod cine ruffif9e an.
Iethe.
Qonbpn, Is. Suli. Qprb Motb=
f9ilb tbeilte beute Der Mfoc. prehe
nit, er babe MnlaB au Der Meinung,
bab &ublanb beriu9e, cine rleue ans
leibe fiiffig gu MAIDEN.
Sn biefisen rufii&en 8eamten-8 rei-
len pirb bies in Mbreoe gefteIt.
8etreffs Der Welouns, bic iiibif9en
gantiers lsbnen bic @swdbrung elmer
@nleibe ab, faQs ni9t bic rufii9en
Suben nit ben iibrigen l1%ntertbanen
re9tli9e @%lei9feluns erbalten, iasten
bic Beamten baB Minifer plsbpe
5ilfs=M aBreseln fir bic Suoen i'm
@uss babe. SnbsB itehe bies ni9t nit
elmer NnIeibe in 8erbinoung.
Of=See-GIotte.
2onbon, IL. Suli. Na9 elmer
Y~stersburssr Sepei9e srbielten bic
OfH3iere Der Ot=s .e=6lotte gefebls
i9 am IA. Suli auf ibren S9iHen
einaufinben.
Tranfreid.
g m in bic Gerie n.
Darts, Is. Suli. Sic beutige
Wertasuna bss parlaments obne 9n.
nabme Der 8orlage auf &ebiiOn bes
auslisferunss-@ eieBes i9iebt Die Iers
banblun9enin @ai6ington, 8sffe9uns
au einem Nuslieferun8s=Se Delft ST ma=
den. auf unbefimmte 3eit binaus.
Das ~austpdrtige Int bate bic amer.
gotidaft f9on frhber benadridtist,
bab bic &sgierung obne Nnnabme Der
Yorlase bur9 bas Parlament ni4ts
tbun f6nne.
Mu9 bic ginfommen Steuer=Wor
Iase bleibt liegen. Wie Der premier
ertldrt uirb our geratbung bisier
Worlage bas Parliament Mitte OCTOBER
einbsrufen.
i Stbet.
Q au 2bafa q.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
Sibet.


SimIa, Britif& Snbien. ID.
SuIi. General MacD onalo beabf9=
tist mOrsen feinen gormari9 sesen
9baHa, 6aupfaot bon Sibet. gu be-
sinnen nnb sebentt etua am 5. Musuit
ein3utreHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
1mtter, eter mmo SenaeeI.

2dnbIer be8abIen foIsenbe Preiie:
Butter - Gountr9. 10c, grscmert az
oIgtx 24e.
Gier-l3Kc per Duseno.
Sdbmer 101<e, Sdtne 8. 5urfepS-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
@uffif9er g fol 9.

Mutber, IL. Suli (beripdtet.
Wie Na@riHten aus port art9ur be-
inse1, srif General Jod am 5. bic
iapanii&e re9te Glants an uno ber=
iaate He aus i5rer Gtenuns. Sic
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

The Rev. Ira L. Il icks, the well
known st. Louis weather proguo :
ticator, who has kept the people OF
the United States Informed for
many years concerning the future
conditions of the weather, has Is
,ued his prophecy for the frs'
mor tn OF 1904
The seer starts off by saying that
the second day Of the month a
wave of falling barometer and ris-
ing temperature will SIT ia 10 the
western sections OF the country,
coldness will soon gather In the
same area, and storms OF rair, Let
and snow will drive across the
country On the sd, 4'h and 5th
hese storms of snow will con
tinue and already the snow
storm has struck Sistersville.
Winter thunder storms early
In the month should &C
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
MERCHANTS ARE:
PROGRESSIVE

they are not slow to appreciate tre
fact. Our merchants generally
e 10, ed f hoPd-y trzde, aUo
be out.Ook for a - uru,ually pT"N
perous new y,er IN tne!r -rsp-c ve
lines, i. very ft'teh"g ct his WI
ing Sister>v le being Centrally
'pc.,ei II The grea, southwest ni'
& i'd, mages II an IDEAL Irad;nt
ONT for A vast numb:r Of p=JpI..
A ID when our p,ese It trol ey i {
I, EXTENDED, and th- one b l. x
ing o be constructed from points
south IS IN opera ion, this c. y W ]
be easy access to prosperous a. d
wealthy sections of country tha
will bring thousands of dollars each
YEAR here There IS not town 10
lay that borders on the Ohio river
that l. more sub stautial fina clally
or more prosperous than the Irt!e
city of SistersVile. Her cinz rs
aud business men generally are en-
terprising and progressive, and so
long as this state of affairs exists
We re naturally destined to achieve
gre ttness.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

A short cut through the inviting
field of raral life brings us to''Lov-
ers' Lane" which Clyde Fitch, the
most fertile of modern drama:ists,
wrote and which will Be presented
at the Auditorium On Tuesday eve
ming, January IL. This play proved
one of the few real successes OF
New York last season, where II
PLAYED for Eve months to capacity
business, there being many ooca
sions, both at the Manhattan and
Republic Theatres, where the
crowds were so great as to displsce
the orchestra. From New York
Lovers Lane" was Immediately
transferred to Chicago, where II
recently closed three months en-
gagement, winning great SUCCESS
under most unfavorable weather
conditions. Very significant Is a
fashlight picture of a matinee ardi-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
LOVERS LANE"

ence taken In Chicago on the hot
test day that had been known toi
thirty years. The thermometer
was registering Io2 In the shade,
and yet the picture does not reveal
a SINCE vacant seat from top to bot
tom OF the vast theatre, There are
many quaint and interesting char
acters in this play, which depicts
lite In a small New England village
with al its prgudices, social cl'ques
and church jeslousies. The hero is
a young clergyman. who has given
MS whole HE to the little
church. So deep Is his de-
votiou to this parish that his
people call the road which
runs from the parsonage to the lit
tie brick church Lovers Lane"
He Is liberal and kindly IN his
views, which arouses the emuity
OF the more puritanical OF his flock.
Running through this story Is a
silver thread Of love interest which
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
{, CAMERON GLASS WORKS
DESTROYED BY FIRE

few minutes the roof and sides
were falling In.
The hose companies were both
on the scene promptly and to them
and our water s. stem is due the
saving of the remainder CT the
olant as the part that burned and
the large building used for temper
ing and cutting the glass are con-
nected by covered walk way and
only about thirty feet apart, and
this was on FIRE In several places
when the fremen arrived.
The building will be replaced at
once and if the furnaces are not
injured, the plant will be running
very shortly, but should they have
to be rebuilt, In all probability they
will not be able to resume oper-
stions before spring.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

Our Government rests upon all
the people, and thus education Ne
comes with as a primary requisite
To meet this elementary demand
the common schools Of this coun-
try had their origin and have grown
with this demand, until every hill
aud valley Is dotted With the free
schoolhouse-the surest stronghold
of good society and good govern
ment. No government can rise
above the intelligence and honesty
of its own citizenship, no sys.e m
OF society can be better than the in
dividuals that compose 1t,
Great as this interest Ia primary
education has been and now Is, 1t
Is still insufficient, and particularly
so In regard to country schools
The city schools receive more at
tention aud approach nearer the
demands of the times than the
county schools. They are better
{ quipped, supplied with more COM
petent teachers, and have louger
terms. The higher salaries AFFORD
ed, the more Efficient officers In
charge, and better opportunities
for teachers to rise In lie, all con-
duce to these ends. The city chill.
dreu have furthel the advantage Of
high schools with courses that
few years since would have been
considered liberal education.
But the country child has only
the primary free school; the great
majority of them never 60 higher,
never enter the colleges and uni
versities OF the country. The
schooling Of the couutry children
eng so limited, they should have
at least good teachers. Too often
these echools by reason of m-ager
salaries and carelessuess on the
part of the school officers, are turo-
ed over TO Young teachers-boys
and girls who themselves should be
In school; thus time and mooey are
frittered away. All grades as q
rule, must be taught together In
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

CAMERON, W. Va, Jan. 6.-At
$3.50 this morning the western
building of the Marshall Glass
company's plant was burned to the
ground as a result of the bursting
Of the gas regulator in the base.
ment, causing an explosion AID
tearing up large portion of the
floor. This was the building In
which the furnaces and pots were
located and just what the loss will
be cannot be determined until the
fire dies down enough 10 make an
examination of the furnaces, but,
however, 1t will be considerable as
1t Is not half covered by insurance.
The fire apparently was all over
he building at once, and In a very
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

During this season OF the yrar
much space In the OH Revle" is
necessarily surrendered to our ad-
vertising patrons, bat certainly
there Is nothing more intere sting
at this particular period than the
numerous bargains off :red to th=
pubic by our merchants. There
never was a more extensive and
complete line f goods brought tc
Sistersville than are displayed IN
the stores at the present time, and
the people naturally are interested
In learning the details. AS the
Daily and Weekly OIL Review com
pletely covers the territory reached
by the Wetzel-Tyler trolley line
between this city and Mendoza, in
elusive, as we'll as te.rby town,
bordering on the B & o railroad
local advertisers can reach theil
trade much more quickly and sys
tematically. as well also, more
cheaply than In former years, and
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
DEMONSTRATIONS OF
REV. IRA L. HICKS

casion ro surprise and raptt ard
violent change TO high barometer
high northHesterly gales and very
cold weather should be coun ed on
'ollowipg The storm area Shelt~r
Tor man and beast should be found
while the barometer is still low and
before The storms culminate,
The days OF the heaviest sto ms
will probably be about the 9Th or
10th of tn month. At the end Of
his period probable change for
the warmer will sci In.
o. tn. I4tn 18Th and I6 b, The
prevailing cold will soften and The
barometer vii! fail n the west.
Fhis. so far has been a very Sc
we're winter, and some prophets
predict cold weather prevailing for
some time 10 come yet Tne rive r
has practically been closed for some
time although frozen across hire
for the first time this year Tuesday
afternoon,
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COUNTRY SCHOOLS

the same room and by the same
teacher, and 1t demands a skilled
a d trained mind to secure good
results under such circumstances.
Country children generally care
very little to 60 to school, except
10 associate with other children and
the games OF the playground, and
the ordinary cheap" teacher pos
sesses Deither the mental ability,
moral capacity, or scholarly attain
ments to awaken the interest Of the
young minds In his or her charge.
Parents take too little interest In
the schools. How seldom do they
visit them, either to encourage the
teacher or to see that they are be-
Ing conducted properly. The school
Is more important than crops or
cattle or investments, and should
receive at least equal attention.
No inexperienced or inefficient
hand would be intrus,ed with these,
nor would they fail to be looked
after. rom the country comes the
fresh, invigorating manhood of the
Nation, and the springs of knovl-
edge from which II drinks 10 early
days should be pure and whole
some.
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Is very charming There are many
odd characters. some Of them new
to the stage, such as the opera
house manager, who posts his own
bill; the pickering choir singers;
the social purists; mischievous
waif of eleven, who has been ex'
pelled from the orDhansg';i quaint
pair OF 81 years old lovers, t"geth her
with the village dressmaker the
school mistress, the general store
keeper, and others. who are fair
game for Clvde Fitch's delecate
satire. N other play Of its kind
has been put upon the stage with
such careful attention 10 realize
f-ct Among the scenes are two
verv beautiful ones depicting an
apple orchard IN the dull dePres
sion of autumn and also In the
fragrant blossom If springtime
The electric effects employed in
the lighting Of these scenes are
very elaborate and frtriCate But
4 few of the lesdi & stage mana.
gers of this country have declared
the lighting of Lovers Lane" TO
be superior to anything of the kind
seen here The cast Is one Of ~
EXCEPTIONAL strength
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The II:I8 m westbound train
was about an hour late today, but
the SIP m train was on time.
rhe service Is improving.
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A Dog Stop a Train

81. MARYs ". Va, JAN. O.
The late accommodation train
north bound met with an accident
about ten miles below this city Last
night which delayed 1t about four
hours The train run down q dog
and the conclusion was great
enough to break the steam pipes
Of the engine, allowing the water
70 run out OF the tank. An e-gine
had to be sent from Parkersbnrg
before the train could proceed
A good rise was noted this morn.
ing at Wheeling, probably due TO
the gorge at Sardls; the stage re-
ported 10 IL feet.
The sroW Is disappearing.
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The blizzard Is not so cold.
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The srow Is disappearing