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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17

The wedding OF Miss Flora May Ritz
tcnhonse and Mr.. Harry Clay Morrison
at the residence Of the brides parents.
in Point Comfort was ono Of the pref
test ever celebrated in the city.
The nuptials were soleninized at 700
O'Clock wednesday, evening in the pres
ence of at least one hundred and Atty
guests and Rev. n %. Mcdaniel, the
brides pastor, ofliciated, using Che ring
ceremony of the Baptist church, which
l. 50 Impressive and beautiful.
The parlor was pleasingly and beam.
tifully decorated in grcenery, there being
massive hanks Of daisies, smiIaS and
ferns, presenting very inspiring ap.
pearance.
Miss Caddie Drnmmond, the bfides-
maid, escorted BY the best man, Mr..
William V. Mayo, headed the hfiaal proc
cession, and was followed by re maid
Of honor, Miss Anna Rittanhousei sister
of the bride. and the bride on tie arm
Of the groom entered next.
The officiating. eleFey1nau then per
formed the ceremony in that elegant
manner 50 characteristic of him and III
ter the blessings OF God were invoked
upon them, eopgra tuiatsous were snow
cred upon the happy couple.
The bride was handsomely gowned IL
point dc spris over white satin and
carried a huge bunch Of bridal roses.
'ooKtng rs lovely as tie lpveiiest, indeed.
beautiful bride.
The bridesmaid and maid 81 honor
wore plated chiffon presenting beau
tiful and stylish appearance.
Groom and best man appeared d the
conventional black used ON such 81.
casions.
Mr. Morrison Is tae Oldest son OF Nh.
and Mrs. James Henry Morrison. in
fluential citizens OF Wilsonbufg and
among the prominent and most snbstsn
tial families Of the county. He Is
young man Of industry, integrity and
thrift. with schooling at the Seminary
ut Bnckhannon and the West virginia
University at Morgantown, and III
vocation civil engineer.
Mrs. Morrison il tie beautiful. ia.
complished and popular daughter 81 Alr.
and Mrs. okey W. Rittenhouse. men
bers Of one OF the very prominent pio-
neer families Of Harrison county and
IS lovely young iaay, enjoying Tie
warmest friendship Of wide cireie ii
acquaintance and friends.
the happy scouple .wefe the recipients
Of numerous handsome presents
tokens Of esteem in which they arc held,
an array that was as pleasing Is It vas
large.
AR. and Mrs. Morrison left on tie 10
o'clock train amid showers 81 rice from
those wko escorted them to The Depot.
for Cumberland, whore lie i engaged in
his profession. They will remain there
few days and then 60 to the Worlds
Fair to spend the remainder Of the
honeymoon. They VIII also malse III
extensive western trip.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
GENERAL
MORTALITY SHOT

BY Associated Press. !.
st. Petersburg, June To- General
BobriISof, Governor Gcuaral Of Kindlay,
was mortally shot at noon at the en-.
trance OF the Finnish senate.
BobrikofT was shot in the stomach and
meek by son Of Senator Schaumann,
who Immediately suieided.
Bobrikof Is being brought to STOPPER
burg in = dying condition.
Sehaumannsis a member of the Fin.
nian patriotic party.
Schnumann was prominent lawyer
and the assassination is now regarded
significant.
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MISS FLORENCE POST, DAUGHTER
OF MR.. AND MRS. IRA cARPER
POST, is Welded TO MR.. FRANK
MARION ATTERHoLT. JR.
AT GoFF METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH WEDNESDAY EVENING
IN PRESENCE OF LARGE FASH
IoNABLE AUDIENCE.
Ceremony Is Followed By Wedding
Supper and Reception at the Waldo
Hotel For the Bridal Party-Exqui-
site Dresses Worn and Beautiful Deco
ratioul Used.

-
one Of the mos. brilliant society
events Of the season was the wedding
81 Mis- Florence Post. dauyhtcr Of Mr..
and AIRS. Ira Garner post of Temple.
moore. ID Mr.. Frank Marion Atterholt.
II If Denver rolor,do which occnred
in c;otf AIetbodist Eniscouol church on
Wednesday ,vening
The caTemonv wos nerformoa in tbe
nra.epco of lorge ,nd fasbionable
auflience bv tho Rev & K Arbutbnot
Af,er tbe ceremony tbe bride and grnom
and tbe Iri3aI n,rtv wont ~ tbo waldo
hotel wbore ved5ing sumner nnd !
reception vore givon
THE bride and groom left :, tbe q q
o,,locls e,st bonnd tr,ir for IL e,-tand.
al wea.ifng +o,r thro,,h ~ a,.4 IA
north
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n,rtv rn.rched down .tbe mids1o a;sIo
az ,ba church tov.,ra a. - !, .,aa
70 tho strains az j. obonorin,s wo,,5;os
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
FIRE WIPES our rowY


By ASSOCIATED Press.
Richmond Va. June 10 Norton. wise
county, Virginia, was wiped out by fire
last night. The loss s two hundred
thousand dollars. Two persons we're ii;
jlred seriously.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
prcN1eKED AT PARK

The Loyal Temperance Legion Class
OF Mulberry street enjoyed picnic un-
der the trees in the big grow at Union
Land park Wednesday afternoon. Four
Or Eve mothers had the class in charge
to look after the little Ones The time
WAS very pleasantly spent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
SHIP WRECK Ar CAPE HENRY.
BY Associated Press.

" 4As9VSINteU = tesa'
Cape Henry, Va, june 10 Much
wreckage Is ashore including passengers
and effects. The life saving station Is
hunting the ship wreck.
Baltimore observers report wTeckago
ashore since yesterday, such as cabin
furniture and passenger checks Of the
Ocean Steamship Company, of Savannah,
between False Cape and cuppitncE, and
other articles possibly on the coast.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
DANoE NJ ELKnapeE aUIIpINe

A dance win be given IN tie En-.
bridge building tonight ana tomorrow
night by several Of the yonng gentel-
men Of the city. An invitation 4 *
Tended to any who desire 10 attend
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
CORBIN
Succeeds Wade in comamnd of Philip
pins5 For Two Years and Then
Takes Chaffee's Place.

Washington. w. C.. june I6-Henry
c. corbin succeeds General Wade in
command in the Philippines for couple
of years, when il Is expected he will
succeed chafTee at lieutenant general.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
LOVING CUP GIVEN.

BY Associated Press.
Athens, Ohio, june lG-The homecom.
ing celebration closed today by the pre-.
sentation of a loving cup to George
Beaton, OF New York.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17

toIlt OF tairtnOnt, VINO mace 2 rev opem@
ing remarks, after which America" was
sung BY the convention.
Rev. NJ Morris, of Fayette county,
then offered prayer. after which Rev. h.
B. Mcdaniel, OF this city, was introduced.
and' he made the address of welcome.
Among the remarks made by him was
that neither of the old line parties had
an issue He declared the tariff ques.
tion dead and said the trust question
was no longer in politics. In this re-
spect he thought the man now occupy
ing the presidential chair would be op-
posed 10 some extent by the trusts, il
he IS re.hominated, and stated that the
most prominently mentioned candidate
for the Democratic nomination would be
affiliated with trusts. in all probability,
if he be nominated He also stated that
the free silver issue was dead and that
Democrats were al at sea as to an is
sue.
State Organizer f. w. Mills then made
a short address in which lie declared it
was the purpose OF the party to nom
mar ticket IN every county, senatorial
and congressional district and full
state ticket as well. He claimed there
would be any where from 5000 to 1000
= - - 80 s4ss ~ iiu'''o''io"
Volney p. Cushing, d Bangor, Ne,
was then called upon for an address. He
.,.l 'oaas' y 1'''>i"s s"0'l' o"' :"
80 ''"s s''e"'
pf' y, A. kepPert' Of Tyler county,
was named as temporary chairmon' and
-. - s $50
80 @t - sss' go. 80,
so"'i''' YES "'ie "PP'iu'eu y ioi
''@
kesolutions-E. W. Mills 6. y
stathers, J. W, Bedford, J. 6 Jackson
and w = Reynolds.
Permanent organizasion-Rev. A. +
Barnes, A. \. Norris and 8. I, Ireland.
QgS Of bhsiness-Rey. G. Z. Queen,
G. Ruttencutter and DR.. ] N. Melyhor,
ter.
IIeuentAAis--O. =. 1IayLN y george
Morrow. Hiram Lewis, Rev. r. VI. Strick-
ler and virgil NicCuskey.
The committee ON credentials was in.
.sructed 70 admit any and all probi.
hitionists from counties which MIGHT
not have DELEGATIONS
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
~ AND ARMY.

BY Associated Press.
Tifin, Ohio, June iG-The department
of the Grand Army meets next year at
washington Court House. colone'
Linn Is commander.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
BY Asscriared Press.


New York, june lS-The- steamship
General slocum, Carrying over two
thousand women and children. on the
annual excursion givel by st. Marks
German Lutheran chn,ch burned at the
waters edge on East river, of Hell
Gates this morning, enroute to Locust
Grove beyond Flushing
II i reported that enc thousand were
burned or drowned, including Rev.
GEORGE G. Haas and family.
!. ;,,-oss;,,,o al rrr ashore ON
ILL., mn CO. - ~ either
@ al IT
So III. 4, i
ne MINES sooH :" w 'i''''
was Impossible g ilUiie" 0o"'s
The flames were uncomfortable when
first discovered.
There was terrible panic and all
boats there rushed 70 the rescue, but
it i believed over half of those aboard
we're lost.
Everv woman rescued is calling for
her ehjId.
~, ..so. II. ha,.,.1 ,,r,h 80
Ta~.+t,.r TzIrpd NY Port NInrf.is Kyi II
hs 80 NJ, and enginesr IN hmm.
s,' : 49,, .,,a;. r 80 -" -
- = -
1housahds or 'oo'h SHORES Mi'"e77eN
the oiazlnS boat
Inc current Is 50 strong there that
most of the children drowned before
help arrived,
nf
He'll Gate whirlpool,
People along l25th street say the
flames were spreading in the crowded
General Sloeum as she was passing
there.
The steamers capacity was four
thousand.
Hundreds Of doctors and thousands Of
policemen were dispatched to the scene
The first temporary morgue at North
Brothers Island opened with forty dead
bodies.
At Is5th street many whose clothes
were a7ire were seen jumping over board.
At l2sth street many crazed from
heat stampeded for the ra,nng to jump
over. -,----...--.--------------.---.-4-.---
Then the upper deck fell. leaving them
in helpless mass and funeral pile, but
many were rescued from tae burning
boat after it was beached at North
Brothers Island, where hospitals and
morgues were established a well a.
along lower shores.
1t will be hours before the he in
the hold of the boat can be extinguished
= l. - =
s exp ted : ! i
ported by the rescucrs.
North Brothers Island i oecupied nv
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
coNFEpERATEs, pARApE

BY Associated Press.
Nashville, Tenn june 10 The parade
OF the United confederates today was
most notable and without accident.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17

Many Guests Present to Witness the
Marriage Of Popular Young Couple
and Many Send cibss.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
PREF Y
HOME
WEDDING

OCCURS AT POINT COMFORT Ar
THE HOME OF MR.. AND MRS R1T-
TENHoUsE.
BEAUTIFUL AND IMPRESSIVE
CEREMONY PERFORMED by REV.
ROBERT MCDANIEL, THE BRIDES
PASTOR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-26
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
SalmaQundi.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard picrspn lrft Tor
their home nj Bcowawc this afternoon.
Mrs. Ellie Campbell departed for SAP
Francisco last night to lay in mn Enstcr
supply.
Senator Ilnnna left the bulk oi his ~.
tate, vnlncd at $4,000, 900, toiIns family.
There were no public requests.
Two new itownsitcs, named Diamond.
field nrh Stimlcr, have been laid ont in
Esmrrnida county, near GOldncld.
Dick roolcy shot his brothor.in. law,
Dave Corbin, twice ut Silver Park, Es-
mcrnlda county, last week in n family
row.. COrbin's wounds are not serious.
4 tub containing phosphorus, was
found on fire u the basement OF the Car.
con mint Sunday night. The watchmhn
kicked the tub and all into tho street,
whore IL burned up. II was discovered
in time To cave the old dollar i~uctory
from n sori Gus fire.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-26

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-26


Their will be a children's meeting at
the P:rsby terinn church tomorrow
murn;uI Mt ten o'c'ock conducted by
Mr.. WIN. Sloan Let all the children
be present.
Tie heavy storms iii couside rable
dan III REM and he Truckee valley
Nearly all the G'"nh ,lr r,rchcrs we're
flnr,led ""t aud iaprcd rh,ur families
to Reno. At last accounts the Truckee
river WAS falling r~aui,ily .'uI ia, water
IN the ranches was aubsiding
The Humboldt river Ina. raised con-
sidcrbiy tie past few days and il rnau!
places is out III lis bank. Tie wafer is
nearly up 10 Mr.. Jhmes Russcli's house
hclnw town. The river is raising stead.
lily and The chances are that tho low
lands will he under water before many
day. y" damage has been reported so
far.
As rr-ulI II an alleged violation uf
Il Jurors oath, Joseph Murphy, the
q 'tF'il iNlF'l a. '''hNl WIZ
vic:cd ut Sacramento of :im murder ~
Guard C"tter. may secure II new trial.
|, is alleged that y. +. Raymond, ii
juror, SHid what "A damned liar when.
ever II witness would testify III favor ~
the defendant and also SAID Murphy and
all the others escapes -hould be hanged.
MurIh by WIS one of the convic;s cap.
tured ut Reno.
Tie Republicans Of Austin met last
Saturday evening and organic a
CONT central committee. w. w.
Christian was elected chairman AND
e. +. iit:rcll, secretary. f.. II. Triplrti,
edit IT 81 the ltrvciiic, w. 4. Clifford
and w ~. Cummings were appointed
Il cuaTnittee 10 prepare Il suitable dee.
laraiun I" i've signed by vOters, who
wish To lee Knuwn us Republicans. amt
who ar" expected 10 support the r..
publican ticket.
Trnf Samuel Dozen Of the University
OF Nevada is making a special study Of
the San Jose scale that If prevalent i'll
the western part Of this state and the
grasshuppcr plague i'll Central Nevada.
The rrickcts OF the estern part OF the
state are also receiving considerable
attention. This work comes in the
regular duties of the department and a
means nf Kidding the different localities
Of the pests will he devised and Il report
rendcred.-GaZcttr.
\ correspondent of the Tonopuh
Miner writes that curing the past four
WEEKS the population Of the Goldticld
district has increased from about 400 to
nearly ] 900 people. Or those who came
into camp during this time many were
skcptical OF tho reports Of Goldiield'E
riches, but "A few days in the district
turns ii doubling Thomas into IN en-.
thuslastic booster. Lumber is not
being brought ~ half fast enough %
suit those who wish to built and the
supply OF tents in Tonopah WIS lonG
z exhausted.
Tie Steamboat Syringe Hotel com.
pdny has filed articles 81 incorporation
i'll Reno. The capital stock is 500, 600,
divided into $1,000 shares Of so each.
The amount subscribed is sG2, 600. The
directors OF the company are }. w. Hop
kins, Walter Wright. DIR. j. a. Lewis,
+. L. Flanagan and T.. Il. Dodge. rho
purpose Of the company is to build n
large health and pleasure resort nj
Steamboat Syringe. There is a strong
suspicion that; rHdium exists in the
waters or the Springs. Plans Tor the
hotel have been drawn and contracts
will sDon he let.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-26
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-26

daughter; we have felt the tender elo.
quence Of priest and preacher, but each
and all OF these together have not lifted
up our hearts to the kingdom OF God as
does one prayer OF nm innocent cherub
OF n tot. Before snch IA simple scene
tho wisdom OF the philosopher, the fancy
OF the poet and the skill Of the master OF
art may join hands and murmur amen
md amen. Beyond the domain Of faith
we cannot prove that men shan live
again, but when one Of these tiny NOR
tnls kneels down before US to ask for
the care OF everlasting arms while it
SAUNDERS, we are sure that this world
would he Il desert void without human
faith and religion. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-26

may be sho 81 by the figures recently
obtained by a government commission
III Johannesburg. Out Of l2lO miners
examined, lS7. or l5,i per cent, were
Affected, and SIS, or 7.3 per cent, were
suspected cases. II said that fully rs
large IA rer ccntage Of middle-aged min.
"rs on the Pacific cOtst suffer from this
malady,
On Monday next the wheel 1T indus
try Will stop III every town and ham.
let 81 ia" UuItcd Suites in honor of tb,
or" hundred and scventy.second al.
Tl.cTsary Of tho birth ut George Wash
ingt"n, the uoblcst nmd purcst charac-
ter this or any other country has pro-
Hu""d since the LAY. Of the lowly Naz.
ar"nr. In these days Of commcrcinIlsm
1t Is well f"r the pc"rl. nf tLis nation
/" paus" and hrirg.up.in their memories
Tie iIt". character, and services OF
GEORGE Washington .nd im3rrs .hvm
upon tn" minis Il iiIc rising gcnera,inL.
F.!t;n shout hnuor 'hr man and he Inv
Ih"r"f"T" thrr" Will be no prpcr il uci
from this "tlir" Oh Monday
S"mT;or Patterson Of Colorado ma
dl-cuSsi"n 81 the urgent deficiency b.ll
~ ia" -"utir declared tint J. l.. Nor.
gan. Max Pam, and Charles VI. Schwub
wcr" - bad rs j. WHITAKER Wright.
The prosperity the country Ia, been
rmIpying," shml Mr.. Patterson. ~ls IL little
p""nlI'' iuIic peculiar IL ha- been
nn"Htmrl"'i p]ru-pcni! for the rich, and
H""l".rht' cifcnmscrIurd prosperity Tor
Tia" poor. With the adycn. o: the Re-.
publican party We have had the era OF
,rustr. and with the era Of trusts we
have hal an era of tremendous strikes;
we have had uneramplcd combinations
"t capital and ~uncXumplcd com.
biuatIons Of labor,
\ terrible accident occurred about ,
o'clock yesterday afternoon 1T Jackson,
Il station on the Lucin cutoff. Several
reports ar" III circulation regarding il,
but FROM the best nformatiou We are
ahl" t. obtain, the facts are ms Follows:
I"u freight trans collIdci, M one OF
which VIZ Il ear Iundcd with dynamite
ana Hu1'hrr with powder. the dy' a.
init" am! powder exploited killing TWEEN.
ty-ti"c people. The station agent. wife
and children were hndly Injured. II il
reported that the cxi lusiuu tore "a hole
III the ground sixty feet deep. Another
report ray- Il freight tram collidcd with
II work tram aud ;hnt sixty people were
killed b! thr explosion.
HTIucip ~ Game of the high school has
at brotb, Starr Valley and Wells. lie
reports TINT h" fruud the schools in gOod
condition and that tlIr teachers were
w"r M hard t" improve them. lie
found - growing interest III the high
scnuOl uud says thHi several students
will enter next fall from those localities.
WAL" ON ln@ trip IL" urged. and with
ru"", rs, ur,u th" trustees Of the districts
h" visited, that the! hw! Tor tEt libraries
II tucIr rch0ula som" good boots on his.
tory, travel and biography. Mr.. Came
h0liH hai the average hoy and girl now.
udnys. has too few ideals and thai they
nr" not us familiar ns they ehuuId lie
with the truly great men aud women who
Irnv" mn,i" our history aud i..%' Of The
world. tie IL dong what he can to
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-26
To The Public.

Having associated myself with DR.. E.
y. Cochrane OF San FrPncisco in the
practice OF dentistry, it is MY intention
Of leaving Elko in the near future.
Those desiring my services should call
at once Hnd make their appointments.
After leaving here we will be pleased to
meet any Of my patients Mt parlors lis
md ZIG, Spring Valley building, over
"lhe City Of Paris San Francisco.
DR.. G. T.. WILSON.