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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-14
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RENTON-At North Kohala, Hawaii.
on October 1S, 1904, at Z p. m. James
Renton, aged 73 years months.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-14
To Stop
al most
a Crime

MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE DISAGREES EN-
PHATlCALLY WITH THE CHAMBER COMMERCE
MTTEE ON TOURIST PROMOTION wORK-KEEPING CAM
PAIGN is URGED STRONGEST TERMS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
GRANDPA is
CHILDISH
Democratic Leaders win Not Let Hin
stump Any-Made Big Fizzls at
White Sulphur Springs.

Washington D. O.. .Ang. 2o-The lnan.
agers OF the Democratic campaign viii
not put Henry Gassaway Davis on thc
stump this ycar. Visitors Teturning
from the natiacation ceremonies NJ
Wlfse Sulphur Springs agree in tho
statemeut that the exhibition given bs
she ex-seuator in making his address ~
ponsc 10 the notiiIcTtion was pathete
and diseouragiug in are extreme 70 tht
Democratic leaders who witnes cd It,
He departed from his written speech
his memory failed him, and he @tvc sud,
proofs OF the effects Of Hgc as to-astpn'
i-h those who had heard ~ his vigor.
In attempting 10 qH7;e from Judge
P.rrlSer's Telegram ne MAS unable - re'
rall tie words correctly. Those wpo
ciad criticised Mr.. R"at's observations
on the age Of The candidate iiai ncgllripa
10 say after The address.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
WEALTH
OF COUNTY
AS shown BY the County Superintend-
ent's Report Exceea5 Twelve Million
Dollars Interesting Figures

As required by lgsw County S''perln,
tendsnt T. Wayman Ogden, pf tfse pub
lie school system, has submitted ri the
state superintendent detuiled repor;
showing. tie assesed ynllte Of property ia'
the variou districts. rate Of levy ior
both building and teachers funds and
the date Of laying Ievies.
According to the total valuation Clay
district Is worth SI.2I2, 900; Clark, $500,
895: Coal 977, 7,sD2; Eagle. Ss45.ooo; Els
$3.50 ,344; Grant. S63s, ,4o5; SaFiis, $3.50,
ooO: Simpson, Ss25,Ooo; Tenmile, 81.
043.2oo; Union, 1901 .625; chirksburg.
SO 27G ,392; Bridgeport, S206.o00; Salem
s455, 800, and Sheets Mills, S74,73o, max,
ing a total OF s12.237 ,Ts3.
The rate Of levy for building fund is
Clay district Genie; Clark l5 cents
Coal 40 cents; Eagle 331s eepts; Els
l6 % cents; Grant ) cents; Sardis
80 Ia cents; Simpson $ l3 cents; Ten
mile 1919 cents Union 10 cents !;
ClarlSsburg 80 cents; Bridgeport 20
cents; Salem - cents and Sneets Mills
l6 2-3 cents.
The rate Of levy for the teachers fund
is Clay district 20 CENTS :. Clark 80 cents
Coal 90 cents; Eagle 40 cents; ELS
50 i-s cents; Grant p. cents; ssrrdis 45
cents; Simpson 20 cents; Tenmile 90
cents; Union 40 certs; clarlssburg 45
cents; Bridgeport a5 cents; salem p
cents and Shects Mills GO 23 cents.
The amounts wliich viii be raised tiiis
year for The building fund j. Clark dis
trict 5000; Clay Sdoo-5o; Coal ss,9095T;
Eagle S2.sIG.G0; Elk S932.24. Grant
s3I9.2o; Slrdts Ss2,7a3.3s; Simpson
SGs7.5O; Tenmile sl,304; Union S9o469.
clarl1sburg s9S2o.ls; Bridgeport. Sil2;
salem s3.4l4.75 und Sheets Mills
sI2455. making !, total Of sl3.Iso.4s.
The figures for the teachers fund are
Clay district S2,424; Clark s2,ool97;
Coal S5.sG4.35. Eagle $3.50; Elk ST.,
sG4.4s; Grant $l,596.oI; Sardis $1,000:
Simpson !Sl.G50i Tensuile 50, ,0s6.40; Un.
ION s3.6ls.5o; clrrll-bilrs S2s.594l0;
Bridgeport s7gl; Salem SI.l3s.a5 and
Sheets Mills sios-2o. masking total Of
s45.29492,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
TROUBADOURS
HAVE OUTING
Party of Merry Young People Take
Trousy Ride on Special Car and
Enjoy Refreshmants at Park

The Troubadonrs enjoyed a very
pleasant time from 8 10 ! o'clock last
evening. Special car No. 30 in charge
If Conductor Wise and NIotorman Flow
ers met the party 1T the corner Of Aiaia
ana Third streets, and with coiors fly.
ing and horns blowing procceded around
tine loop and thence to WiIaonburg and
O'Neil. a short stop was nlnde a,s the
Francis Mineral Springs. The party
nas then taken to the park where re-
freslInents were served in elaborate
style. Members of the club present
we're Misses Lucy Pool. Blanche IInr7ey
ressie Bonnert, Maud Radford. Lizzit
condry George Thorn, Bessie Olsen
Ethel Morris, Vera Williams, Nina Fit
ro. Hattie Gain and BInnisi Eylc
Messrs. Hurry W'ilIett, Tom Cuilen
Keith Paugh, Nolan Wine, Clarence
Iewett. Lee Williams. WiHipm Candy.
i.laie Evans, Morice Johnston. Burton
Alexander jack Harris, Wilson Holden
and Clyde Gribble
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20

The teachers institute for tliis
county viii convene in the court house
Monday morning at lo.l5 O'Clock and
will be held five consecutive days. ati-
ioqlrning Friday afternoon Mt o'clock
Prof. Charles II. Albert, an eminent
Pennsylvania eilcaitor, and Prof. J. y
De.rhl, OF the West Virginia university
win be the Instructors.
County Superintendent J.. WaEEnan
Ogden. assisted BY Arthur Thompson
has arranged the institute hall and has
it in very inviting order The room is
lrti,t;calIy decorated in the rational
,.oIor,s. ana the appointments have beer
made with il view to convenience, coln-
fort ana beauty. Tie secretaries viii
have separate apartments from tlle in,
ztfsute and the jury box viii be 'lssad
BY the choir. At this point in the room
is Il piano for che rse of the institute
Easy chairs have been provided FOR the
instructors and there Is "a modern black.
board for ,sheir use. Small flags form
ing the word ..Nelcoinc" are both within
and without the hspE. tae csnndnlisr
are decorated with flags and the wails
have bunting festooned along them. In
rhe rear OF the Instructors platform are
potted plants
The institute win be opened with dc.
votional exercises. aud t74en Superin
stendent Ogden will make a brief ad
dress lsnroIlment and distriDBton o.
programs viii follow ana tlien,wiH come
the organization Of the institute.
Next VIII be the. appointment Of sec
retaldcs and committees and t!ie in.
structors will deliver short atiinSse--
outlining The special work they expect
to present Announcement of boarding
places. evening entertainments, specia'
lectures and 50 forth.
The noon recrs viii be taken at -45
and the aftcrnoon session VIII begin al
80 O'clock when the regular work Of
the institute VIII be taken mp
Among the subjects which win be dis.
cus-ed tnat afternoon will be "Tne Vnlue
Of Graded Course Of Sh1rdy for ON
District Schools "rlie First Day II
the District school = and 'The Louis
i.r1la Purchase"
An address in memory of Prof, Wade
viii also be made that afternoon aud
Monday night there viii be an institute
social.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
Goes to Mt. Clemens.

]. L. r.. Sine, -Chrksburg, formerly
well known and popular citizen of Graf
ton. and who will be very kindly remcm-
bcred by many of our people, says the
Grafton Daily Sentinel, leaves Monday
morning next for Mt. Clemens, Mich.
with his family, and ut (which famous
health resort taey will spend the en-
suing six months. MIR. Sine was fol
some years connected with Mr.. w. h
Stuck in the Grafton Drug and ohemica.
Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
CITY
COUNCIL
MEETS
SESSION is SHORT AND BUT LIT.
TIE OF MOMENT IS CONSIDERED
OR DONE BY CITY sAGEs
PAVING OF CHESTNUT STREET Or
DERED ON SAME CONDITIONS AS
EAST MAIN STREET.
Complaints Made Against Surfaee " ater
Damaging Property and Commilses
Appointed to Look Into the Matt.t--
Other Matters IN General Looked After


The city council held a snort resillaE
session Friday night. The nicl: lcrs
present were ciunclapcn Kcsri,s, kelly
Anderson Ernst, Hart, Law and 4iOR.
Mayor Shields presided ana Clerk Cole
kept the minutes Of ithe meeting
Dr. Nelson Peck, The health ofsiesrs re-
ported that there was complaint lollE
surface water running or property juse
east of the Catholic church, iere
street improvements are being ade.
He and the street committees ws'fe APP
pointd a spcial committee TO no;ifl the
residents tlicre that the matter Suld
be rcmedied within two weeks ol sucll
niattr.
The clerk and others sutrnittel re-
ports showing the financial condit a of
the city and estimates of ene osst OF
work projected, and upon these rsaorts
the matter Of paving Chestnut street, a.
provided in 81 previous repor by The
street committee and approval ~ tie
council was taken up Councilman :Iart
assured the council that he would guar
antee the payment Of the easss OF the
paving oI the same terms specia7sl and
followed in the Fast Main =trees pay-
ing, and with this understand lir, the
council ordered That taiat stre- be
paved
w. S. Williams appeared before clru-
ell and made complaint about tls,afage
being done to his property in Ca llAle
court, because Of surface water e.. NJ a
street not properly drained. 1 nat
te was referred to the two men
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
SPECIAL TERM
OF COURT
County Judges Convene and Transact
Various Things of Interest to the
County and People.

The county court held spcsial 7es-
sion here Saturday with all the anem-
bers, namely, $. S. Faris, president;
Commissioners Quinn Nlinter and Jef.
ferson D. Basscl, and County Clerk G
T. Holden in attendance.
\ commission a. notary public from
Governor White was presented BY G. +
Zaruba and he was permitted 70 qualify
~ SUCH officer.
Cigarette licenses were granted e
Frank Cavillc and the Pike News Com
paly.
colulnbu I. White was given per
mission to obtain a certificate 70 prae-
tice law in this state.
George W. sturm qualified as ii notary
public, giving the lawful bond
The contract for a bridge across Pat,
tcrson creek, near salem, was lwarded
10 the York Bridge Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
DIRECTORS
OF Y. M. c. a.
Hold Special Meeting and Consider Mat;
ters-Win Meet Again Next Tues
day-women's Auxiliary Will
Also Meet.

The directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association, held special
meeting Friday night in the association
rooms, and, after trgtnsaeting some roi
tine business. adjourned to meet next
Tuesday to still further consider some
matters relative to the new building
movement.
There viii be a special meeting Of the
women's Aarxilialy held in the parlors
Tuesday afternoon at I.3o o'clock to
consider some plans looking to the
comfort and needs of Physical Director
Hill. during his severe illness, and asc
to arrange for welcome reception to
be given to the new secretary and his
wife.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
wfllett Iectured at Mt. Lake.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. $. HoImboe re-
turned Friday evening from =oionrn
at Mountain Lake Park. While there
ahey heard Attorney Philip WiIlett, Of
this city, deliver Il lecture at the
Mt Lake Cliautnuqusr, before IN as.
semblagc OF five thousand people. Ills
subiect was New Crusadcs,' The lee.
ture was 4 strong one and was delivered
in mastery style.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
ALONG THE ENTIRE LINE OF THE
FoRrRESs AND ARE PUTTING
FORTH SUPREME EFFORT.
JAPANESE CONSUL BELIEVES THE
PORT WILL SOON FALL INTO
HANDS OF THE JAPANESE.
Russian Emperor Has Ordered All Re
serves to Mobilize in FortyFive Dis.
tricts-Japanese Occupy Censhanshau
and Russians Retreat.
Rv Associated press.

chee Foo. Aug. 20 Ihijin, the Japan
csc consul at Tsin Song, arrived today
on the British steamer, Pechili. lie
converscd last nignt w:sh the command
er Of Japanese torpedo boat destroyer
or Biaoti promoutory. He says today's
assault on Port Srtlrur, which began 1t
day break is directed against The fort,
rcss itself along. the entire line and i
the Japanese suprcupe effort. He be-
Heves Port Arthur VIII soon be in Jap
ancse hands.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
win Reside ia Iacksonburg.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. II. Smith
who have just returned here from then
wedding 'tour win leave Monday fol
.Jacksonburg this state. whGre they vil
take up their ftttnre residence MIR
Smith Is the owner and proprietor of q
large general merchandise establishments
.hrerc and is numbered among the proan
incnt and successful business men oi
tlisrt section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
Remains Taken to Buckhannon.

The remains OF Mamie Wood, the
eighty year old daughter of Robert Wood
who died at her home en- Baltimore
street Friday morning from dropsy and
kidney disease, We're sent to Buclshannon
Saturday afternoon. The funeral will
take place there Sunday morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
stevens caae Va UpA

a meeting in the caseof ). G. Stevens,
bankrupt, of Philippi was he9d befaFe
w Frank stout, referee, Saturday a,f
tcInoou. but the matter was cantanuel
10 an0.her date Attomey Cirarle- y
Murphy. 81 Philippi, il THE trnstee IL
tle case and he was present at th'
meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
Taken Suddenly Ill.

Jasob Leplcr, who mas been accepted
Tor enlistment in the United Stute,
,rny, was taken suddenly sick Saturday
morning at drug store here, and Later
n the day he w.ts removed to the Kcss
lcr hospital very sick man, Tie suf
fers with lumbago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20

Dr. w. \. Marsh and wife, Of Wilson,
burg, were here Saturday shopping.
Squire Joe Cnevuront was q business
visitor here Saturday from West Union
James s. Griffin was here Saturday
from Inmbepmit for a few hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
TRA| N
IS DITCH Ed.
BY Landslide in Pennsylvania, auS -Four
Tranmen Are Injured ~
the Result.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 2o-A IN Of
lve express cnrs was ditched by land
slide at Ccnewago near here earls this
morning. Four trninmen were uret,
namely. J. ). Hsrnlcy, conductors larry
Whitiueyor, engineer H. 8. Siina's and
George Feathers, express neSsers =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
NOT WORTH
INVESTIGATION
BY Associated press.

BY Associated Press.
London, Eng. Aug. 2o-consul Cen
elnl Evans does not think the story OF
the man at Birmirglnrm about stealing
papers from T. Kent Loomis worth in.
vcstigsrtion, as Loomis lost no import
mt papers and never had been at South
ampton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
FpneraI 81 Henrv Winemilil

The funeral of Henry Ainc1liller. who
died at his home IN Northview ridny
morning after a lingering illneas took
place Saturday aftsrnoon - tolr
o'clock The reniarihs were taker ? tle
county inGrmary and buried ~ the
cemetery there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
THE BIBLE
CONVENTION
Will Begin at Winona Lake Monady-
Two Thousand Pastors Were
Present Last Year.

BY Associated Press
Warsaw. Ind, Aug 2o-The Tenth
Winona Bible convention begins its an
nprll session At Winom Ltge, Aug, q
Director Rev. j Wilbur Chapman de,
liyers 'ohc opening sermon.
Last year over two thousand pastors
attended.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
~ Associated Pics.

Tseiug Tang. Aug. 2o-The japanese
cruiser Yaeyama tsalay landed Major
Huffman here, The German military at.
tache, who left Port Arthur by the EN-.
,pcror's orders. The cruiser took him
from :, junk. confiscated his papers and
left his personal baggage on. the junk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
Bv Associated Press.

shanghai, Mug. 2o-The report il
confirmed THAT ihe Russian warships in
this port have been ordered by the
Chinese government to leave bcfors
noon Monday Or disarm. II is believed
both viii tisarm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
FOUL PLAY
SUSPECTED
As Result of DIysterious Disappearance
of wealthy Farmer-May Be
Dead in Corn Field.
By Associated press.

coslroetoa, o., Aug. 2Q-Joan Studor.
a wealthy farmer, has been missing
since Thursday noon, when he was seen
to enter a field of corn. Roul play Is
feared.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
pv Associated Press.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 20 The Emperor
has ordered ali reserve officers summon
ca to coIor= throughout the entire en-
pire. An reserves have been ordered
npobilized in forty-fve districts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE
CONIvENES
IN THIS CITY MONDAY AND Will
BE HELD IN CIRCUIT COURT
ROOM IN COURT HOUSE
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT HAS
ARRANGED AND ADORNED THE
ROOM, MAKING IT VERY IN
vITING.

Program For the First Day Has Many
Things of Interest to All Interested
in the Subject of Education-social
VIII Be Held at Night-ProsPscts
Are FIattering.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20

@. B. w,oiverton was here saturday
on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20
WHEAT
JUMPS UP
Because Of Reports of Damage By
storm and Black Rust and Reaches
I2s at Minneapolis.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Minneapolis, Minn.. Aug. 2O-on re
ports OF storms AMI widespread damage
from tlre black rust in the northwest
mhent wont to l23 this morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-20

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-06-25
DEATHS.
JOHN Il. TYSON.

The people of Wood.awn We're greatly
shocked Oh Monday TO hear of the sud
den death of John b. Tyson. who was
one CT the most prominent farmers Of
the Seventh district. He was taken i'll
with his heart several days ago but his
family did not realize that death was 80
near. Mr.. Tyson WAS 6S years old. He
will be missed not only by his family
but by neighbOrss to whom he was II kind
friend.
Funeral services were held in Hopewell
NJ. +. Chuch where he had been Il MEM
Der for many years. "Wednesday after
noon. cs>:.ducted by his pastor Rev. f.
y. Moore, Many friends, and neighbors
were there to ply their hast tribute of re-
Spect to the enc they honOred. The pail
bearers were MeSSls. ii. III. Kirk. \. c.
Gibson, Edwin Barnes. Joseph Tomlin-
son, Arthur Bryde and Martin Thomp-
son.
Besides his wife he leaves several chill
dren, Annie. wife of John Cullen, Rhoda
wife of ]. ID. SINNERS, Sara, wife OF
Edward Bryde, of Wilmington, George
and Carroll Tyson. Mrs. Edward Lee
dom. of North East. Mrs. William NJ.
Thompson, of Bay View. Mrs. Nellie
Fulton. Of Chester, Mr.. Samuel Ty>nn.
of Co.ora. and Mr.. AEel Tyson. of BAY
View We're sisters and brothers of the
deceased.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-06-25
Will Camp AT Cooch's Bridge.

Orders HAY" been issued by Adiutant-
General |. L. Wickcl2>ham, of the Ma
tional Guard Of Delaware. announcing
that the annual cNcanpmcEt this year
will be held on the farm of J. Wilkins
Ccpch. near C"lcil'S bridge The site
selected is under the shadow of Iron Hin
AMI r"t II quarter Of Il mile frWn the
monument that marks the SpGt where
the American flag was tir>t unfullrI in
battle. The place affords excellent com
G.tionA for camping grouEtl.
There is good bathing AMI the water
used for drinking purposes is pure. The
railroad facilities 80 essential to Il camp
are clC$c at hand ami everything in the
live of luggage can be handled in the
Sloltest possible time. The fam ON
which the caml, is to he laid out is lGcat
ed in such Il position glrs to give entire
satisfaction and there is grlSo the advant
age of II fine rifle range. This can be
extended to any distance from 800 wards
to 1000 yards without trouble.