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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04

SpdulSu RUE udu aSSumeQ a
violent stage, and feeling was only in a
smolderiEg state-the world began to
talk about the possibility Of a new Carl
list rising. All eyes were turned to
Venice to watch the movements of Don
Carlos, as all ears were turned to Spain
to catch the sound of the first shot which
should announce the commencement of
a new struggle having for its object the
deposition of the government of the
queen regent, the obliteration Of the flu
ture possibility of the present king, AL
fonso XIII, ruling his people, and the
restoration of the legitimist claim with
the ascent of Don Carlos to the throne
of Spain.
Several years have gone by, and yet
there has been no sign of activity, no
movement of Importance, no sound of
intercine strife. no armed bands march
ing through the length and breadth of
the land. carrying aloft the blood
stained banner of civil war SPANS
enemies without have been allowed to
dominate her attention, while her enc
mics within-if that they be her enc
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
An Artificial Maid.

Madge-When he proposed she asked
for little time to make up her mind.
Marjorie-Oh, SO she makes that
up, too.-Town Topics.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
The War Secretary.

Secretary Taft is already extremely
popular both in the senate, and in the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
BEET LOOKS LIKE A BIRD.
Vegetable Freak Found in California
Bears Fairly Good Resemblance
to an Owl.

Out in California they grow vegeta-
bles which frequently bear a remark
able resemblance to birds and beasts.
Some time ago we published a picture
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
Joe cannon's Cousins.

Uncle Joe Cannon hardly sees day
pass that some visitor does not enter
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04
England's Gold Supply

England receives every month about
SIS 100000 worth of new gold from Africa,
and about s7,O00,00O worth from Aus
tralia.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-04

Brig. Gen. F. C. Ainsworth, chief of
the record and pension division of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
6OODWINS
ON TRIAL
In the Circuit Court ON the Charge Of
Theft of Copper Wire at Perry Coal
Mine-othcr Court News.

In cireuit court Tuesday p. ingram
HudIsins. indicted for bigumy gave bond
of 81 900 for his appearance at the next
tdrm Tor trial.
Fred Anderson and Richard Crfss- in
lcte for felony, gave bond Of $1,000
for the next term.
The default of Albert saingleton. in
lfrted for felony. was noted and ca
p,,s was issued for him.
John and Clarence Goodwin withdrew
l,,r special plea that they were not in.
licted BY a proper and legal grand jury
and they elected to be tried separately
from Albert Shingleton. They were
accordingly placed to tI-ial in the after
mon on The cnarge Of stealing copper
wirp belonging to the Perry coal min
Al Aelsruston.
In the suit of Isa NJ. Plant nse ani
50 forth against w. c. Plant the dc
feudant's plea for offsets was rendered
IN open court.
An order Of reference was entered in
llr cause Of the Soutnarn Pine Lnni-
1ber Go, against Charles Hill and others
Sale of house and lot was confirmed
in the cauSe Of james I. Drudy, admin
istrator, against Bridget Shields.
Mary r. Kidd was granted 4 divorce
from William a Kidd and given the
cire and custody ii the child.
Nellie a. Eakins was granted divorer
from william B Eakin-.
An order Of reference was granted in
u cause Of Henry VI. Scilnttc against
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
FOR BLOWING
UP A HOUSE
with Dynamite Atchie swiger and Tom
Garrett Are Held to Answer to
Grand Jury On Complaint Of
George Gum.

A. j. Garrett. better known as Tom
Garrett. and Arcnie Swiger were tried
by Magistrate NJ. S. Riley Tuesday fore
noon upon a wararnt sworn out by
George +. Gum. who resides down the
river 4 few miles from this city
charging them with feloniously. wilfulIy-
maliciously and deliberately conspirin@
together and attempting to destroy the
residence of said Sum by blowing it up
with dynamite ON the night Of Sent. u
Upon that night some parties at
tempted TO destroy the house occupied
by Gum with dynamite. 4 charge of
the deadly explosive was placed under
the front part of the house and set of
but only a small portion OF the from
porch was destroyed.
Gum is of the belief tnat Swiger and
Garrett were the ones who committed
the deed and he caused a warrant to be
issued against them. Constable w Guy
Merit served the warrant upon the tive
men down about Hepzibah Monday
night and brought them to the city
Tuesday morning they were given a
hearing by the magistrate, who, at the
conclusion of the hearing, held both to
answer to the next grand jury under
bond Of $1,000 each. Both furnished
bond and were released
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20

TO RESIGN
In Favor of Congressman Dayton Is the
Report Sent Out About the
Federal Judge.

4 newspaper correspondent working
overtina and rushed to fill space sends
ont i sensational story from Wheeling
to tne effect that Judge John . Jackson
federal Judge. may resign in favor Of
Congressman Alton G. Dayton. Of the
second district and that the latter viii
in that event retire from the congress
ional race The fellow plays on his
Imagination to the extent of saying
that y. q. IIerns. of Elkins; Tracey L
JrfTords OF Harper's Ferry: Ira +. Rob
in-on. Of Grafton, and john j. lIctzel
Of NIartinsbrg are already prepared
for the nnn6unccment of Iackson's regi.
nation and Daytou's appointment to sue
cced aim. 50 much SO that they all want
the nomination for congress in Dnyton'-
district Now. aby old time Judge
jackson resigns, We will give the office
dog n mess OF mince meat Moreover.
that fellow ought to know that Judge
Jackson can not resign in favor Of any
one, although it is his privilege 70 re
I sign Mt any time lie wants to 10 80
That writer is right. however. when he
says Dayton is the proper man to sue
ceed Jackson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
Humble Watch and Clock Repairers
WHO offer to Furnish References
are Rebuffed and Refustd Quar-
ters at Davis's Mines at CG,dIton
and Other places Along the West
Virainia Central Railroad.
Kelley Told TheTn He Had His
orders Direct From the Old Man and Boss-So
He Told Them to Get out-Inoident Gives 5ine
I.;es4o His Recent Letter Protesting, to be the
Friend of the WoTkingman-

and did considerable repair work. They
say they were granted perfect freedom
and no question was raised
In addition to the experiences they
nad at Coalton. they also said that they
succeeded in doing dollars worth Of
work for miner nd were paid off in
chips. good only at Davis store and
there they could get nothing but store
goods. Offering the same outside so
ccnss~ was all tnat was offered them
Thex wanted TO know why this re,luc-
tiou was made. and they were informes:
tnat five dollars worth of Davis chips
warc worth only four dollars On ths.
market
Both of these gentlemen have been
Democrats MI their lives and have been
constant readers of tn Pittsburg Post
for p years. but they both declare they
are no longer DemocFats 50 far as Henry
G. Davis is concerned. and declare tnat
ne is not friend of TIN true American
citizen. and that they know from their
own personal experience that he is the
enemy df the man who wants to maxi
an honest living, ns shown by the treat.
mont given them by MS Hsutenants At
his instance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
DAVIS AGAINST ETERB05Y NOW AND ONLY FOR SE As SHOWN BY g EE
ANNUAL
CONFEREN nee
OF the United Brethren Churches i
This state wnI Be Held in Park
ersburg Next Week

The forty-eighth annual session Of tn
United Brethren conference of thi
state will begin in Parkersburg Sept q
There are 6Ety five charges in the con
ference, which means an attendance ol
one nlIndred and ten miuisters, beside
many Iaymen. Bishop j. S. Mills, o.
Annyxille, Pa, will preside
AS is wgll known there has been 4
movement looking toward the consol-
idation OF tie congregational, Netho.
dist Protestant and United Brethren
churches. and for this reason Rev.
DR.. Alfred t. Perry. President of Mar
ietta College, mas been invited to de-
liver the conference sermon on We'd
ncsduy evning, the opening day Of
the conference, he bing Congre
gatioualist.
1t Is also expected that there will
be fraternaI delegates from the two
other denominations not included in
.he conference who win attend, show
ing the good viii that exists between
the taree denominations. The matter
Of the consolidation of the three
churches will be one Of the subjects
for discussion during the coufercnce.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
GRAssELLI PEOPLE PROPOSE TO
= DOUBLE THE CAPACITY OF THEIR
PRESENT LARGE PLANT.
DUPLICATION OF THE PRESENT
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENTS
WILL BE MADE JUST As SOON
AS POSSIBLE.
Bids win Be Opened and Contract
Awarded This Evening ForAt Least
one Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth
of work-Means Much to City

The GrasseIii Chemical Company
whose plant cost fully one hundred
thousand dollars il in full operation
does not propose to stop there. The
prospects are so bright and the ad
vantages here 50 desirable from num'
Der OF standpoints that this important
concern proposes to double the capacity
of-its plant at once.
To do that a complete duplication OF
the pressnt buildings win be necessary
and the company has the matter well
under way. IT was not generally known
that that was the intention Of the com
pany and it comes as surprise to be
informed that bids are ID be opened at
once for tnIs additional factory facility
there.
The work of receiving bids has beer
quietly made and now all is in shape to
open tncm. This will be done this
evening and some one will doubtless b.
awarded n contqaet amounting to one
hundred thousaSs5 dollars, at least.
Tie proposed adasfSSn to the works
will prove OF much advantage and q
GOOD thing a. its operation viii neces
state the employment Of many addi
t;c,S75f ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
CONVENTION
ISENDED
sabbath School Association Had Very
Pleasant and Profitable Time at
Horeb Church.

Th, twenty fifth annual session Of
tine Harrison County sababth scnool
Association closed at Horeb church At
craigmoor Tuesday afternoon at -four
o,eloek. after meetings OF two Jays
The ATTENDANCE was taking the rainy
weather into consideration, all that
Z could havs been hoped for. Tho enter,
tainnent OF the delegates and visitors
IN itoe people Of thai community was
I'll tnat could have been desired and al
Mere pleased with the hospitality ex-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20

OF COUPLE
Occurs At Early, Hour Tuesday Morning.
!, Mr.. 5ohn 1EcElung ana Miss Alice
4 adsay Are the Parties.

- f
gisA AIlqe Lindsay, Of Point Comfort
8Irs. ,gonn Nccf61g slipped quietly
IaEy at 3:45 sgsci6ek TiIesday morning
ioF o,sl1lu sBe married there that
III eti1l Was in the future OF
h, 9ia ;is Il very happy sur
sprise Is 4auy friends. Their in
ttention ~ a profound secret 50
far nj 4 public was concerned
and only ree very close friends
knew ana 5ut it. Miss Lindsay
went frdiaF 6dIl IN the evening, pre-
sumabIy to st5 IN nignt at the home
Of friend. sSIeefe Ehen he quit
work for the daS left the impression
that he iAtended to drive into the
country and he S1anged with a fellow
clerk to do his wofk for him until morn
ing and told hiHf tnat he might be q
little late getting around next morning
Ii appears that the place Miss Lindsay
was to stay thatsnight was fully known
to Mr.. NfcClung and ne had no trouble
at the appointed hour in finding her.
They went direet3to the depot and were
of and away sevetal hours before rela-
tiye- knew anything about it.
Miss Lindsay isthe daughter Of Dan
icl Lindsay. bookkeeper at the Hazel
Atlas glass factory, and eharrDing and
popular young lady.
Mr. NIcClEng is.a menlber Of tha eler,
ica force at the Home Furnishing Com
pany's establishment, and is very
worthy Young man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
RABIES
DEVELOP
From Invoculation From Dogs Head,
Showing the Animal Was Mad When
1t Bit Miss chrisman.

August 21 last Miss Lucy Chrismaa
Was bitten by dog that was Thought
to b. mad. The head was sent by DR..
i. B. Payne q the Pasteur Institute in
baltimore for examination and from Il
rabbits wero inoculated. Tuesday
morning he rereivci mcssase stating
that rabies developed in the rabSits OF
sept, 10. thus showing that the dog was
mad. Miss ChrIsman ms -1een linde1
treatment and observation ever Finee
She was bitten apd now she will he sent
70 the Pasteur Institute at once foE
treatment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
.HU,STLING
For FAVORITES
For Governor Are ,the Delegates to tn
New York Depiocratic State Con
ventoiOn-Si Unchanged.
By Associated press.

BY Associated Press.
Saratoga, n. Y, Sept 2o--Then the
Democratic state copvention assembled
=: noon today. the situation was NJ.
changed and all were bustiing for favor
ties for governor.
The first appearance or friends OF
shepherd was in soliciting delegates. y
is b,iey.d lis running mate for lien
tenant governor viii be Aisenlt,lSmaH
George Palmer.
The speech Of William Hornsiamer, a
temporary chairman. was a strong ar
r4iignmeni Of Roosevelt,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
FINED
FOR Assaulting William Koon Was Ray
mond Carter, of shanty Hin,
BY Squire Gordon.

Raymond Carter. OF Sbanty Ilill. way
ancdfivo dollars and costs by Magistrate
samuel W. Gordon Tuesday nurning
for as-aulting William Koon, also Of
Shanty Hill, Monday night in iruns q
the Deison, house, At the eoTncrof Pike
ind Third streets. Koon swore out tne
warrant. and Constable Edgell arrested
Carter late ii the evening and placed
nim ii the county jan for safe keepine
nntil the morning Carter paid the fine
ana was released from custody.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20

a few weeks ago Henry G. Davis took
the bins to write a letter 70 som one
In sinia-a man BY the name Of
:Ioba 4extolling himself along the
:. line s5f 4 very friendly and helpful at
titude toward labor and the working
man. III. thought he had done himself
proud. and accompanying the letter
there was doubtless little postscript
telling johnson to be sure to make the
letter public. Little did the man OF
dotare and lack of education realize that
the world is not ready to take his word
Nor did ne suppose that any thing
would happen in this cappaign to mar
the beauties OF that letter. written
doubtiessly by his Ingenious secretary
and word fancier But the actual thing
has occurred within the past few days
and the hypocrisy SHOWN in that letter
has been driven home to him by the
trend OF actual daily life and expert
ence. 4 gentleman from Connellsvile.
pa. and another from PHtsburs, who
are TRYING to make an honest living and
Who can furnish the best OF references
as to their honesty, integrity and the
character of their business. that OF re.
16airinr watches and clocks in mining
Terions-an humble and honest vacation
arrived here Monday from along th@
West Virginia Central railroad. where
Davis owns many coal mines. thousands
OF acres of conl purchased by MIN for
pfttlnee and which have already afforded
him a big fortune and from which today
he j. reaping all sorts ef money Their
degree OF indignation was beyond bounds
and they were very plain spoken about
It. Tnese men showed tneir credentials
here and proved that they were not i'm
posters. or mp 10 any thing except a
laritimate business. T'ssy had nothing
in view that would iniure Davis, unless
il was the fact that they would repair
the miners, watches and take a small
amount Of money away with them foi
value received which the old miser
himself likely had coyetous eye on.
These gentlemen went 10 Coalton and
started ont in peaceful manner to visit
the minerss and get jobs OF repairing
clocks and watches. But no sooner had
they come within sight Of the Davis coal
properties there than they we're accost
ed by special, paid officer, who t"la
them to get, not even giNtng them time
to explain their business.
They succeeded in getting to the door
of .hc superintendent man named
KeIley-.but he would not even permit
them 10 tell MIN word aS TO way they
were there. lie wanted there and theh
10 kick them from the premises. They
persisted and one of them told MIN he
wanted 10 send $500 home to MS wife
a ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
secretaru Ko1lman Returns.

Secretary George y. kullmsln- ot th'
Trades and.Labor Council together with
his wife. arrived here Tuesday morning
from Gaines. W. Va. WHERE they spent
part Of their vacation. Tney 90 from
this city to Cincinnati to remain until
next Monday. when they will return and
lie viii then resume his position at the
barher shop in GIen Elk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
west Milford Couple Married.

Mr.. Agile o. stnrm and Miss Aida Vir-
ginia cottrilI, both of West Milford
we're married at the home Of John Daw
son. 3s4 south Second street, Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock by Rev. r. 3.
McDaneI. After the wedding they Re
turned to West Milford. wiiere they viii
reside. Tine bride i a daughter Of II
b CottliH and the greom a son of F. III
Sturm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
London, Eug., Sept. 2o-fhe Day OF
Atonement here was marked BY riotins
between ia Orthodox jews and mem
bers of tha Socialist club
The latter openly disregarded tne fast
ing injunctious The orthodox jews
stoned the club house where they were
feasting. The homes of the Orthodox
Jews were also stoned.
over three nundred police were On
the scene AMI several arrests were n'.'de
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
stnrm Petnrns to Washington.

Claude NJ. ssturm, who spent u month
vacation i'll this county, returned Mon
day night TO Washington City, to re
sune his position in the general land OF
fee. where he has been the past several
wears
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
Jersey Republicans Convene.

Trenton, \. j., sept eo--The Repub
lican state convention convened here at
noon today. There were over one
thousand delegates and as many visit
ors. Temporary Chairman William
johnson spoke at length.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20

Arthur Peck. son Of DR.. Nelson Peck
left Monday night for Waynesboro Va,
to enter the Fishbune Military School
for the winter term.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
Murdered Is Arrested,


Lexington, KY. sept. go Albert Pr.a
.ner. who killed Edward Welsh in Cin'
cinnafi last April, was arrested here to.
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20
ausHsd ssrsouagy By Gas,


1Al1VIl9I77ll ~ ~ 80
SIcConnesyiIls. Ohio. Sept. 20-SSli
her house was wrecked today By gss
cxnlosioa. Mrs N BurslsilolsteE W',s
seriously injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20

and JEWS
RIO
IN LONDON OVER THE DAY SoFs,
AToNEMENT, SOCIALISTS REEl
ING TO OBSERVE FASTING.
CLUB HOUSES OF SocIALISI
STONED AND IN TURN HOMES OF
ORTHODOX Jews ALSO STONED,

Three Hundred Police On the Scene Dur
ing the Day and Several Arrests Are
Made BY Them-wild Scenes Cen
erally.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20

st. Petrsburg, Sept. 2O-General
Stoesscl reports tha repciIing Of tive
tttaeks the night of sept. IS at Port
Arthur.
lSuropatkin reports that tha Japanese
have occnpied Bamputze and have been
strongly reinforced by the army from
I.iao Yang. which has already crossed
the Taitse river.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-20

Che foo, Sefq, 2aft is authoritively.
reported thc Tjlrsse made general
assault upon Port ArtAnr yesterday be-
fore daybrepk anG continued II all day
Efforts were made to capture the
northeast main forts.
Evening journal., 1904-06-07
WATER COMMISSION MEETING
Short Session Held by 5oard-only
Routine Business.

A short session was held by the
Water Commissioners yesterday. In the
absence of President Peter j. Ford Mr..
Garrett presided
The board learned that during the
year 1908 wafer appliances had been
placed IN eight,different houses without
a permit from the water board. A bill
for a penalty Of five dollars will be sent
to each Of theseshouses and IT must be
paid within ten days after being deliv-
cred.
Because City Solicitor Hnrman did
not sign the coal contract in fun It was
again submitted 10 the board. who or
dered that his name appear in full. A
rubber stamp with the word ZAP
proved@ was also ordered.
Mr.. Garrett said the inspectors should
have new helmets for the summer as
the ones they are now wearing are too
heavy. Engineer Lejsen will he in
structed TO procure sample helmets 10
be presented at. the next meeting.
Z. p. Stab asked the board to put
in water pipe TO his property on the
city line at Thirty-sixth and Market
streets, but the members decided Ia
postpone the matter until the return OF
Chief Engineer Leisen and President
Ford. The recommendation OF .Engl.
neer Leisen that a water pipe be run
along Riverview avenue at the request
of the Woodlawn Company was adopt.
Evening journal., 1904-06-07
JUST FOR AND
ABOUT WOMEN
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Girls As Mattresses

Patrons Of a certain hotel on SEN
eca Lake. n. Y, this summer are to
have the pleasure Of being waited on by
"a score of pretty Barnard College girls
as mattresses.
It was in the light Of an experiment
that this particular proprietor of a
summer hotel posted notices on the
bulletin boards in several colleges Of
New York and Connecticut asking for
Mattresses. He did not know whether
he would be favored with returns or
not, but he had not to wait long. for
from many sources there came letters
making inquiries concerning the prop
osition, or applicants for positions.
Among the colleges represented were.
besides Barnard, Vassar. Wellesley and
Syracuse University. Five times as
many applications as there were' posi-
tions to fill came in through the malls.
and the summer hotel proprietor was
well nigh swamped. The next thing
was TO select his staff from the num-
Der. AS it happened that Barnard was
the first to respond, he decided TO take
them all from one source.
Last year and for several years pre-
viously college boys have been en-
ployed in this capacity but this year
the man decided TO make a change.
Il hated awfully 10 turn the boys
down, for l have been inundated with
letters from them asking to come back
this summer.
But the boys broke too many
things. They are so big and broad
handed and unused to china; I sup
pose that accounts for il. Ali the girls
viii have to do is to wait on table and
keep their individual tables in order
For this they are paid s12 a month
with board, laundry and carfare thrown
in. II is not hard work. and I antici-
pate that they viii keep the glass
cleaner and brighter, and the table APP
pointments in better condition.
Evening journal., 1904-06-07
New Poneee Gowns

Pongee costumes are always attract
i've and in the new shades, made up in
the latest styles with open embroidery
on waist and skirt are particularly ef-
fective. Delicate shades OF light blue
and pale apple green are, perhaps, soft
er and more fascinating in this than in
any other material.
Bolero jackets as well as gowns made
in one piece, with narrow suspender
straps coming up over the shoulders,
are extremely attractive in this silky
texture. Both OF these STYLES are TO be
worn with waists Of finest mousseline
and lace. Irish lace and Valenciennes
seem almost equally popular. The
newest sleeves are covered with a mass
of narrow rufies edged with the lace,
while the yoke is of the lace entre-
deux lying nat TO the neck.