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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
Sn Gbittagona, SnSiem, feierte an

Sn GbitiagOua, Snbien, ieierte ON
1onnerstaa oen 81. Sesember 1903,
Gcrp Hcp. W. Tb. SnIi5e, 6. g. g.,
In Der Stride llnierer lieben Sra,t
bonn I'll. &oientrnn5e iein iilbernes
Rrieiieriubildum mli ieierlide @eiie.
llebcr oen 2ebeuslouf bes SrbilarS
liegen ms iolseube ansaben Dor:
TaIli5e, 10 d el, Nitelieo
Der Congregation BON bl. arcu5e, 8.
S. &eftor 81 ct. Soiepb, South
BEND, Snoiana, GiGscie Sort @apne,
geborcn an Sarlingen, 4anton @ile,
mn 81. 6ebrilor 1856. Seine tlui.
Tiihen Stuoien matte s%yalli5e an
WtbenGitm III 2urembiirg, Die pbilos
IopbiIden unb tbeologiifen az Hotre
Game, Srb., in Der 9ebrauitalt Ger
Congregation. Nm 81. Ie3ember
1873 mayS or bonn 9ii6ofe Smeuger
gum Yrieiter gemeibt. @G9renb
rem Wonatcu ,pirfte Salli5e ais
Niiiitens.Grielier IN .Mcaocmp g. ..
Mnb moro Oonn oils Meftcr uod)
Eoutb @cno ncrictt. Sier fmuite or
.tn YiarrbGltS nub bailte ole ct. so.
IcpgS.airfc, mofiir rmnb $4,000
niSgegeben ipuroen. SoqiSe trot
rm a. September 1891 in Die Con.
gregation bonn M. areu5, sipei Sage
nahoem er in @merifa gelanbet war,
Emo iuirfte brei Sabre 5lt Notre
Game llniperlitp i'm 2ebriad. SIN
Sobre 1887 INN Efingiten fe6rte er
gum Veiudl IN Die Seimntb 5uriid,
tegleitete leinen tur5 porber pom
Mpoltolild)en Stuble gum YrGietten
ton Noripeaen e%rnaunten peroienlt.
bollen grnoer Sean 9aptiite olrf ici,
iler crlten @iiitationsreiie in ieinem
m%tsgeoebnten Gprengel, iammelte,
noh 8uremburg Suriidaefebrt, bort
Iipiranten iiir Die CONGREGATION
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

IS lin0 Inns oiele Sl0iter aligegansell
uno lett etrpa 10 Sabren linb 6eren
etpa 5ehu I'M Die Staot 2uremburg
berltm entitanoeik 9eeben ouoeru
ba6en it'd ein5eIne nod niht 10 itort
cntipidelt, troBOem lie iid) ipeitcr
bGttet a%isOebnen fonncn. Ser !Sr.
SiIdof miro ibnen mobl lion
opportct fir oen Nltgenblid" qeiagt
DGben.
is blic6 inns inter oieicli llnlitdl-
lt1nSeH iueiter nid)tS ii6rig ols per
lonlidI meincu bciheioenen Ginflui
ge.ten0 81 modem, in0em id) 3t per,
lfie0enen Wtolen miinolid, ullf Die
SGmieligfcitelt hinmieS Die benz
Sonoe imlercr mo GitBerer g(rt er.
rpahlen f0nnteu mo onf Die llebel-
ltanoe ole ser MiBbraud 6eS @uterl
5n Gage f0rOert. Die ihled)ten Ser.
eanningeu iinb aeraOe oaroiif 5urii6.
5%ufiIbreit, oaB man beS 8ittelt 81
uicl %genoIlen bot (Seiterfeit) uno
mdn bari Dos @los nift iiberlauieil
laiien. Sd bin Ger gniid)t. Dab IN
ben lcbten Sabren in pielen fatboli-
lderi &reilen ltno pieQeift audi II,
Dem 9istbum basielbe @eiiibl EN-.
p'ulGen ba6eu mag.
!Scrr Welter: 0o6 nan fat 0enl
nldlt Hcd)uunQ QetrdQell.
Serr SfHatsminiiter Gpidven
Mon 0orf ia nid)t nerneiielL Dab mir
bon elmer mobrcn lleberidwemmuila
ourd) iranSoiiidJe alolter beorobi
ipurelt, ole ib reht ber5lih 6eoaure,
oenen mir ober uid)t uniere Suffered
len ppicrn fonueil. Wtan miro ieben.
lu;e aroB oieie @eiaDr mar, lpenll id,
Sbneu idge, oaB Den aantouen
Nrlou mo 0irton, sic 3ulaimer
10000 Seclen 5dblen. I'M lestetl
Sabre IA aloiter 5lteeanngen iinb
mo man nod, llidt am Gnoe lit.
Sm %erbultniB 5u lnlerer @c'
bGltcrunlg batter mir III oerielbell
frr5cn 3eit ld)on AZ aloiter mebr be-
fommer. Ter 8iidof bat inter Die
len &erGGltniiien aetball, mas er I'M
Sntereiie Der r~eligioiel &erbGltuiiie
rra oeS 2onOeS perniinftiger @eiie
trlut muBte. Gr bot iid} oen 9tie.
.hertaiiungSgeiltfen pioeriebt. Wtnn
bat lid oltd) mebrfad an mid, &c.
panbt. oamit sic Hegieruug feline
Sdmierisfeiten made. Sd itanO
olli Ocmielben S%tanbpuntt ipie Der
Serr Siid)oi, Der III 0ieier Siniid)t
Dem alIgenleineu Gmpfirben Der 2lt.
reiu6uracr entiprohelt. Nad Ser
NilSleaimg, Die mani IN oieiem Souie
ror Subreu Ser IerfaiIung gcgeben
bat, lit eS hcute on Dem Srn. 9iihoi
inns Die epeltucllen 0tiBltanle u6er.
wtriebeuen GloiterpeieUs pom &alie- Nl
6oltcn ltntt 0aB lladl u%lierer Mei.
iIilllg oie &~erfoIiung Dem @eieeaeber
oic'c perantmortlngSoole altfgabe
ilberweiien ipollc. Wan miro Silge4
iteben miiilerl, oaB Der @iid1of IN Die
lem Salle aliten @iaen, Gnereie inr
llmllitt bat lpalten %laiierl, lno oaf
Die gro6c Melrbeit uller 2ulembllr-
ger ibnt buriu 5ititimner.
(Tortiebung tolgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

ard on0erleits elmer Ger betrerfen-
Cen l~lnterbdnoler ebenfaas iif su
Grn5eiiionen berbeilaiien nil.
GerIebnng BON EoItbeamten. -
&uafi BON Sombof = 2uremburg
ncd) @oiierbiQig; ltrboin bon @uls
ierbillig ndd) Dem S%elepbonont i'll
Slremblrg : Stabt; llgcn BON SO
oiraen nod) Hemif; Ealilp bonn
9dbnbof nad Dem Selepbonumt in
9%urcnburg . Staot; Sofimanm bonn
Eclepbouumt in 2u%rcmbur1 : @abn-
tot nof hcm Selcp6onamt IN gu.
rcmburg : Stabt; aobnen pom Sele.
! tonomt IN Slrembrrg : Staot nod
Dem Gpitomt 2rremhtrg'- gabnbof;
giesoorf pom Eodctpoltamt in 2lis
rcmbirrg : StnOt nud) Ser Sireftion;
Slipermrmerar Mo1 aus alauien
md, Sid a. 8. sll3ette; Slinger Dor,
Gid, or Der Il}ctte nah ghternuh;
Silbert into SannerS pom YoItamt
S%urembirg : Stoot nah Dem Eoit-
amt 2urentbltrg : 9abnbof; Solon.
far Wolit r ut 5ltm Sllpernllmerar
I'M Selegropbenamte IN 2urcmbnrg-
Staot ernamlt moroen.
&iir3lid) IbcnSs ipieltcn 5uei
Stoliencr nit einem Surembir9er in
eiaer @irtbidaft &arten. Der gu.
renltltrgcr bate bcreits 10 Sranten
IND leinc SaldenuBr peripielt, OILS CT
mcrttc, bnB bic SStalicncr nit ialldcit
&arten ipielten. lie Eoli5ei nobm
tic anoerntagS III ibrcr @obmlng mi
Ger McrlerltroBc felt. Gie beioen
Stoliener. Die uugoben, Grcolo Siltgi
umb Sran5 Sabattini 5u beiBen, iua'
rem I'M Settle BON mebrerell tal,leno
Srnnfen 9aaraelo uno elmer Menge
gol6ener SdJmnldludlcn. Gie Eoli5ei
ideiut cinen gllten Sang gcmaht 3u
bobcr, oa bieie Staliener Dos @elb
uno Den Sdlmit leoenfalls auf lrls
rcSlihc @eiic eriporben baben.
Gibilitano Scr Staot 2mrcmbnrg.
@e6urten. - 26. 9eSember:
Sobanna I~ntoinette, z. b. Sofob
gouer, Strciner; Worio Wasoa.
lena, z. b. s. 9. Fremont, &lemp.
ncr. 81: Moria Mariin Eierrc
Gmilie Sseun 9. b. Gmil b'Smort,
Erofeiior Der Gbcmie. 2S.: Iubrcn@,
2. D.. 9,icolas Nelimoun, Sfeeren.
ifleifer; Soiepb, Q. D. Slibert
9aumecrten. S~aglohncr; Sep Sean
Hierre, 9. D. MatbtaS 6cpot, Nn.
iireidcr; 2eopolo 2ucien, g. b. @ict.
2uopig. Sanoi6ubidrnrioer. 90:
Sran5 9. u. Nicolos Sdulte, Sfub-
moder. 80: Sriebridl g. b. 9lig.
@ormes. Saalobner.
Seiratben. - 26. Te5ember:
Ycter Blanc. Yrofeiior ser 3eid)en,
fnli, nit Murid 2oriie SapiD. 2S.:
SuOiuig Heb, Sader, nit Gpa Iaria
Girih; 0ti6el &relner, 9Gdermei.
tier, nit Gliie Sturm. 30: Eeter
Nicolas Yleiier, Shriftieser, nit
Mcria Gatborina geifort; Or. Sein-
rid Snlpuin arombaf, praftiiher
elr3t, init 5elena Nfaria gmilie
Sons. 80: 5. g. &reins, Sdyrei.
ncr. nit Gatbnrina @eifort.
SterbefdIIe. - 20. SeSem.
Der: Maria Teblen, aft 4 Monnte.
81: Getcr Silbertp. oft 6S Sabre,
Sertner; s. y. Seipen, oft 90 g.,
S6reiner. cbeloS; Nifolas &o1er,
oil y s., Saglobner. 90: Gliie
&uborrL oft SO Sabre, Gbefralt bon
W1tbiaS Wtorr, gigentbiimer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

'yEERuE.

'1EERLE.
Tim K,, + killer Erd
Den Heschen.s~ seng Rou hat font,
Hat hei geloos glad Neischt fu Vert
Ais WE sein treie brongen Hond.
NC koemmt al Dag. f~erlosze. schei,
An d'stoellt klengt Field fun Doud
gelaf,
e schnoffelt do, a wGmert hei,
A let sech traureg OPP & Graf.
n u r. y
Muonch Kreiz fu Marbel a fu stem
Dat hin q wider sech erhiewt,
Deckt you fir eweg Muoncheren
Den hach gestAn' a reich geliewt.
ct schengt wuol d'Sonn OPP dNlem
fu Gold,
ct stongen Blumen och am Grond,
Ma kaum dat en- ct glewe sollt-
ct koemmert sech EN- dG ken Hond'
j. B. MERKELS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
Sic rcligi6s-pplitiidc Gage i'm 0ron'
bcr3pgtbnm.

Utt6pyiDuW.
(Spesiolmittbeilung an Die Current
burger @asette".)
lleber bie religioS . politiidJe Sage
I'M 8robber5ngibum ihreibt l1ls eil
e~riabreuer Mitatbeiter Der tatbolt'
l6en YreIic non BORT, mie Tclat:
2impat d., 81. Gej. 1908.
2ieber SEER Conner!
,Sier lino jett ldlimme ooer piel'
mebr pielleId)t quite 3eiten angebro'
ten. Sic So5ialilten Teiierr'
bel orarlf an mii Ole aatbolifen. Die
aiberalcn IGBt's nidt rilben. sic
tpollen and -oabei lein mo 10 babell
ite oern cine Sur. Siberale Si9d ge'
Griinoet! @obl befomm's ,pem's
ifmedt! llno 10 baat oeml Die
&ammer pie0er bon lulti9en n&llls
MISUNDERSTANDING. Mir lbelnt,
sic gliten 2eutfen baben Die Gef'
lt1lrla obne ben @irtb gemad)t nno
f;d burd Nieie S%erfuleStbot ons
WPeIIer an Die Seblc gelebt. 0enl
ebeu OaS beblirftc eS. Inn lnlere aa'
ttolifeu mlf5uriitteln. Germ lonlt
nGre aQes YreOigcn 5ilr Srganili.
rrng elmer Yortci in Den @ino ges
5prohen aemeien. Sett 5iebt'S. llno
tper ben Giir5crcn 5iebt, boS lito
ianlerc 9ibcralen uio Die &anslpiirite
rpu So5ialiiten. 9enn mas Ntberes
iinS lie M.df, bem &ansmiirite iino
Somooianten; bod)ltens fann Der
@elipeile Or. @elter, Der groBte
@elchrte ser jenlals su SeioerIdeio
oos 2id)t Der @elt erblidte, BON Die.
fen Sheen iiber5eugt iein.
llniere @auern beginner aber Die
8eihihte gan5 frrmm Sl uebmen.
5 Qsnnl agaemeinen Stimmred)t pollen
Iic crit redt nidtS wiiien, peil ne
nlcrfcn, mo bas binGls mill. Wfeis
ner Meinlng mad, baben iid) Die
Piberalen ln6 So5ien ben Strid
blmh ibr iutempeitioiis @orgcben
IclhIt OIL bcn Sals gclegt, bcm
wcnn cS gilt: cntiueSer = ODER, Sann
limb unS blciben mnicrc 2emtc fatbu.
lid. @epeiS: Der groBartiae Ser.
Iauf ser Topitfeier a~llentbalbcn.
Eelbit in unierm groBeu Centrum
ihlummert bas fatbolilhe 8emllBt-
Yein mur; es bauoelt iih mn Drum,
es mieoerum an3ufad)en uno oas
riro Boffentli6 oiesmal fontmcn,
Man brandt iif feinem Sptimis-
mus bin5ugebeil, aber meine llebcr,
Bcilglrng lit: 2iberal un0 2 0.
BtaIiitiid remit f Oies:
NAL oen &opf elm. Gag
Darirm 9einen s|(bounenten, uniern
Wriieern, Den bropen 2uremburgern
I'M ierncn @eitcn, Dab tire &einlntb.
E,m aud, Die @cQen DeS ltiirmiIden
Samples IN Srantreib bis ms &c.
liebte 8aterlano onihloger, baB bod
rod immer Die ibelre Seimatb inter
,Sem 3eihen oas @lnubens mo guter
jbem Sdnitc Ser Sr6iterin Der 9c-
Etriibten itebt. Sod &uremburg!
Sod infer beiliger, fatboliiher
8l1ibel Sc lit oas grbitiid mirer
@dter, ungei6malert iollen's nnlern
Natfommen, Ole fiinitigen Genera,
tionem %iiberfommen. @ruB Cir
unb allen Seinen lieben 2%eieru."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

NtutiltWHp OCT SStuot Weittul.
@eburten. ~ .. Hopcnl6er:
Iaria GGcilio. Spd)ter bon Nntou
Soiepb Steins, %llbrmad)er. 3. De-
SENDER: Soiepbine, z. .. @erbarb
SungerS, @erbergeiea.
&eirutbeu.- t6. Nupem6cr:
Sermnm Waper, SiebbduOlcr ans
@nmern nit Gupbcmio, aenonnt
SGnnp &abu, obne Stanb, ans &e,
MIDI. %: 9ticolaS Seiar, 3uder.
bddcr nit Maria &othorina @reiuel-
oinger, NGbcriu, beibe aus &cmid);
@erhor0 Hailid,, 9ienilfued)t, mt
Anna Ebilipp, obnc Stano, belize
ans Mcnlid); Sobam Braun, 9cbrcr
olls &cnlidL nit Gotbarina Miiacr,
aod)in 5u Settcmburg.
StcrbcfGlle. ~ II. Nnpenl.
bcr: Gatboriua arier, aft GO Sabre.
Cochran Don &eiurid aur, obnc ct.
IS: Sotonn Youl Scminaer, alt %
Sabre. @in5cr, GDemann Don Gatho.
rina Morgarctba S%ouiiaint. Ohm,
Stanb. ,. 9rScm6er: Sobam Setter
Eolln olt , Sabre, SpbW Don
Gmllu. @erberueiel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-20
LIT TTL 81 FOLK
W Pic NC
Hat a rhonsand Persons, Big and Little,
Wnl Attend the Sunday School Pic
mic Ii the Park Tomorrow.

H Ar4ae. nSiniber Of little folk, anS
nearly al squad number Of larger persons
are mailing great preparations for The
sunday school picnic tomorrow at the
park, when it is expected q half thous-
and persons of all sizes and ages VII
be present. Chickens, cakes and pics
are being literally provided by the
housewives for their children and other
members OF the family and their friends
who are not fortunate enough to have
the facilities for these culinary PrcPara-
! lions. Each person is to either supply
his own food or know from whore it IS
to come and win be at liberty to eat
1t when he plcases and where, though it
is understood families will quite gen
orally eat in groups.
Mr.. Charles HILL physical director OF
the Clarksburg Y. N. @. A., has been
secured to direct the games and athletic
sports, among which will be several
races of as many kinds-a peanut rnce,p
a "potato race" n 'sack race" a fat
mems 100 yard race, fat ladies so yard
race. a ethree legged race" a blindfold
ed boxing match, etc. No doubt these
innovations and attractions, of them
selves, would impel many to go, but
there are so many more attractions 70
be offered. A chorus singing by the
schools on arrival at the grounds viii
also delight many hearts. A band may
be present to further enliven the oc
casion.
The West End Sunday school has al
50 provided some games and other at
fractions, including a soap bubble con.
test, the pitching of quoits, potato
race. etc.
The schools will assemble in front Of
con chapel at $50 o'clock in the morn
ing, and ut 900 o'clock win form in line
and march with their respective super
intendcnts and teachers down Pike
street to Fourth and up Fourth, to where
cars will be in waiting. The fare will
be five cents for each person each way
Owing to the proximity Of the Wes'
End Sunday school being so close TO th'
tracks OF the car lines at Point Com
fort. that school win assemble at the
Point Comfort store at $40 and take a
car at that point at 900 o'clock sharp.
4 second stop viii be made At Higgins
store. 779 West Pike street. The fare
viii he the same from Point Comfort a.
from Fourth street.-The cents for each
person each way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-20
.EkS
GRAND
PARADE
WAS GREAT FEATURE OF THE RE.
UNION, NEARLY ONE THOUSAND
LODGES BEING IN LINE.
BREAKS RECORD OF
EVEN THE GRAND ARMY EN-
cAn4PMENT AND WEATHER IS
COMFORTABLE.
o,Brien of baltimore Lodge Elected
Grand Exalted Ruler over Needs, of
Cleveland Lodge, BY a Big Majority
General Notes of the Reunoin-
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati. o., July 2o-The CRANE
parade of EllSs today was great feat
ure of the reunion, 934 lodges being il
line. Go of which competed for prizes.
The attendance is said to break til
record even of the Grand Army encnmp
ment.
The weather is comfortable today.
At the afternoon session yesterday
there were two candidates for grand ex
alted ruler, and the ballot resulted as
follows:
W. J. o'Brien, Jr., of Baltimore, Nd.
10; Samuel II. Needs. Of Cleveland
SO; majority of o'Brien, s31.
The following additional officers wer
elected BY acelamation: Grand Esteem
cl LOYAL Knight, F. G. Tomlinson
Winston. y. q; Grand Esteemed Lectur-
ING Knight. Charles W. Kaufman, Ho
boken; Grand Tilcr, W. W. Mcclellan,
Of Pfttsburg. Pa; Grand Treasurer. }
X. Tener. Charleroi. Pa; Grand Esteem
cd knight. r. J. Woods, Sioux Falls.
While the delegates were engaged in
session there was much agitation
among the visiting Elks over the ex-
nosures in the annual reports about
alleged extravnganee in expenses OF
certain general officers and discreP
ancies between the different reports.
The secretary reported expenses Of the
arand exalted ruler ut $5.704 and the
treasurcr's report $s.s5s. The grand
secretary reported hrs own expenses
for the year as S65o3 and the treas
urer's report OF same was for $s,sI4.
Grand Treasurer Needs reported his
own expenses at S4l7, while the secre-
taiv records the expenses of Needs a.
only sa7. II is explained that these
discrepancies are in the office Of Grand
Secretary Reynolds. Every dollar has
been accounted for by the auditine
committee. The reported cash on
hand is $lo7.2s5.
The parade occupied two hours and
ten minutes passing the judges stand.
The length of the parade made il i'm
possible for the grand lodge TO meet at
two o'clock this afternoon 10 finish the
election of secretary and choose place
for the next meeting. The vote last
night for secretary resulted: l67 for
Robinson; 1876 for Burke; II for Wat
son and O for Stager.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-20
DAVIS
Win Attend the Democratic State Con-
vention at ParSers5urG and Make
a Speech-A Large Attendance
Is Expected.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Keyser, w Va, July Cool. Thos.
B. Davis, brother of the Democratic
candidate for vice president md chair
man Of the Democratic State Committee
is receiving letters thar indicate large
attendance at the Democratic State con
vention that is to lie held ut Parkers
burg on. Wednesday, August 3,
Col John r. McGraw, of Grafton, W.
Va, has been selected as temporary
chairman of the convention by the state
committee and to deliver the keynote
speech.
Former Senator Henry C. Davis, the
Democratic vice presidential candidate
who has been in New York this week in
conference with the leaders of the party,
will spend next Sunday at Bedford
Springs, where he remains the coming
week. After spending his second Sun
day at Bedford Springs, the vice presi-
Dental candidate will rturn to Elkins
for a short stop on his way TO the state
convention. Mr. Davis expects to ar.
rive in Parkersburg on Tuesday morn
ing. August 2, and he is expected to ad,
dress the Democratic state convention
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-20
MRS. HULL
Comes to City in Quest Of Her Children
ana threatens to XIII Her Hus-
band, If Report Be True Of His
Attention to Another.

Mrs. John Hull has arrived here from
Weston with her youngest child. which.
is about three years old, in search Of
her husband She says John has twos
Of the children and sne wants to see
them. She resents Indignantly the
story John tells or her being married
to another man She said she did not
want to go 10 the penitentiary and
as she had not been divorced sne had
more sense than to get married without
H. Some one had told her that John
was bestowing his attentions on for
mer female admirer AM she was threat-
ening vengeance on John even 10 the
extent Of killing MIN.
ii Wit be remembered John and MS
family started from Texas Inst Spring
for this state On the way he was dc.
tanned on account of small pox and sew
crnl weeks later he arrived hre in quest
Of the family. 1t was several days be-
fore he learned whcre they were and
then he went to lidelchannon to find
his wife, 50 he says, .;ving with anothe=
man. He succeeded. however, in per
sunding the wife to lei him have two ri
the children, but She says Il was under
food betsRe them iat she was to see
fhcm W he desired Ever since
that tirhe been having his
troubles and not yet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-20
CONTINUES
GOOD
Mia, Shay, the Woman Evangelist, Con-
duets Another Helpful Meeting
at Goff M f. Church.

Despite thcs torn larger congregn-
tion that the one on Monday evening
gathered in Goff NJ. L. church last
night and enjoyed another good meet
ing Although the task Of holding the
attention Of the audience was far from
IN easy one, owing to the severe storm
vct Miss Shay proved equal 10 the
emergency. After short but hearty
song service, Rev. T. NJ Barnard led in
fcrvent prayer. after The congregation
had repeated the Lords prayer in con-
cert. Miss Shay by request sang 4
touching solo. "Nfother's Wandering
Boy. Then l.he preached an excellent
sermon. At the close Rev. d. Z. Ash
DID. led in the closing prayer and Mis-.
shay sang again.
Tonight Miss Shay will hold the clos
ing service Of the three day meeting am
all hope and expect ii to be the best
Come at 500 o'clock.
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OPERA HOUSE
BAND
win Give Grand Ban at Union Park
Casino Tonight-vaudeville Show
Again Pleases the People.

A large number attended the vnide
vile performance at the Union Park
casino Tuesday night considering the
stormy weather They were all greatly
pleased with the entertainment and
Rogers in his cabinet tricks and slcight-
of-haud performances completely mysti-
fled them.
Tonight a grand bnil i. to be given
by the ClarlSsburg opera house band and
there viii he no vaudeville performance.
Tic band boys will have charge Of the
casino and they win furnish the music
for the dancers. An admission fec Of
fifty cents viii be charged and ladies will
be admitted free.
On Saturday night the members of the
vaudeville show and the band win join
in giving double benefit performance
and some entirely new and novel feat
ures viii be on the bill.
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BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Wheeling, w. Va, July 2O-Major
William Jordan Waugh Cowdeu, presi-
dent Of the board Of regents of the West
Virginia University, died today.
Major Cowden was born May l, lS4G,
in Lawrence county. Pa, and was edu-
Gated at Westminster College, in his
native state, from which he graduated
June %. 1871. He then began the Prac-
tice of law, coming to West Virginia on
September T. ISL and entering the law
Office of w. p. Hubbard, at Wheeling.
In 1876 he was chosen secretary Of the
Republican state central and executive
committees, in which positions he con-
tinued until 1884, when he was elected
chairman of these committees, and was
called upon to manage the exciting cam
paign of that year and also the one of
1885. He refused the nomination for
Judge of The circuit court, when a nom
nation was equivalent to an election
He was appointed postmaster at Wheel
ing in April, 1880, without his know
ledge.
Shortly after Governor A. B. White
was inaugurated he appointed Major
Cowdcn a member of the board of reg
ents Of the state university, and was
chosen president of the board, posi-
tion he held to the time of mis- deatlt
with great credit and enviabIe ability.
Mr.. Cowden was Calvinist in faith
and for many years was a ruling elder
in the United Presbyterian church In
the city of Wheeling and superintendent
Of tile Sunday school. He was twice
married, his last wife being a daughter
Of Rev. J. T. Mcclure. DID, for nearly
a half century pastor of the church to
which Major Cowden belonged.
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BY HIS SoNs-IN-LAw, WILL THoMP-
SON AND NEWTON WILLIAMS,
AND THEY ARE COMING HOME.
BELIEvED THEY HAVE SECURED
SERVICES OF DETECTIVE AGEN-
CT, WHICH WILL CONTINUE THE
SEARCH.
Wired Home From Kentucky That They
Had Nothing to Report-ThompsOn
and Williams Win Likely Arrive
Home on Train No. IL This Evening.

Messers. VIII Thompson mad Newton
williams who have been hunting their
father law, J. R. Adams, who has been
missing since July s.. wired home Tues
day evening from lexington, KY. that
they would return to Cincinnati that
night and come home Wednesday, if
they found no further clue there.
It is supposed they have placed the
matter in the hands of a.detective agen-
cy, which guarantees a thorough search.
Nothing having been heard from them
today. it is supposed they are enroute
home and that they will arrive here at
$40 this evening on No. u.
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CUSTER
IS DEAD
AGED AND ESTEEMED WOMAN
DIES AT HOME OF HER SON, G. A..
CUSTER, IN MONTICELLO ADDI-
TIoN.
Deceased Was Relics of the Late James
C. Custer, Uncle of General George A.
Custer, the Indian War Hero, and a
Most Estimable Woman.

Death ended the long and useful life
of Mrs. Ruth Ellen Custer, widow of the
late James c. Custer, at the home oi
her son, George 4. Custer, in the Monti.
cello addition, Wednesday morning al
six O'Clock. Paralysis was the cause Of
her demise.
Mrs. Custer was eighty-four years oi
age. Her husband. James c. Custer, de
ceased, was one of the prominent resi-.
dents of Harrison county. He was nm
Gle of General George A. Custer. the In
dian war hero. Airs. Custer was an cx-
cellent woman, possessing ennoblins vir-
tues and her death viii cause deep Eor-
row and regret by the many who knew
her
Four children survive. They arc
George A. Custer, Mrs. f. c. Taylor. OF
Flatrocls. Ms; AIRS. Rebeccn L. Mills
and Mrs. Sarah A. Johnson, of this
county. Besides the children there are
surviving thirty three grandchildren.
The funeral win be held Friday from
the home Of her son. George A. Custer
and interment viii be in the Custer
graveyard.