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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Bills Or dered Paid

F.. C. Wagner, merchandise for
the City Building, $542.37.
Drescent Supply Co. merchan-
disc for the water works, $1.96.
E. J. McJunkin, merchandise for
water works, $32.99.
National Supply Go. merchandise
for the water works, $9.17.
The Westinghouse Machine Co.,
merchandise for the water
works. 1858
Reeves Rubber Co., merchandise
for the water works, $23.43.
II. Muller Mfg. Co.. merchandise
for the water works, $4,000.
Total. $710.S1.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
New York, June 21-The up
rising against the new rule of the
Royal Arcanum has gone far be-
yond the control of he'Supreme
Council and when the Executive
Committee meets in Boston one
week from tomorrow, they will
listen to protests from all over
the country. Representatives
from Councils everywhere will ur
ge reconsideration, of the newly
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
New Bank Building To Be
Finest In the State

bers WI b. about fnlty tIipus1ni
dollars. In" lr"rt will no douet
be ma ie c. PENNSYLVANIA marble,
collOnia; s:Y!e one story high.
The Ddnki .iS room WI, Ec oJ feet
high, finished in mahogony, and
Italian marble, with the directors
room in front, two handsome
vaults in the rear, a ladies' room,
and all the known modern facili-
ties for the comfort and conven.
ienee of the banking patrons.
Work will begin or, the buildingin
a very few days now.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21

Some gentlemen were here yes
terday to make bids for furnish
ing the marble and erecting the
same IL the new Tyler County
Bank buiii.ng. These contrac-
tors are from Philadelphia. They
will submit their bid Saturday
morning aud agree TO have the
front here GnI ready to set up by
the 1st of August. The bank
building viii he the finest bank
building in the State ct West Vir,
ginia when it Is completed, AM
it's estilnl .e1 cost in ronn.i '.":c:,
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21

County Superintendent OF
Schools D. L. Talkington appoint
ed to-day Attorney J. 81. Strick-
ling, DR.. J. r. Stathers and Chas.
E. Bailey as members of the school
board of this city. The gentle
men who now compose the new
board are we'll qualified to I'LL
the positions to which they have
been appointed They are pro-
gressive, and their selection gives
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
London, June 21-St. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Times
telegraphs that three columns of
japanese are moving parallel to
the coast of north western Corea
with the apparent purpose of con-
verging at Possiet Bay sixty miles
south of Vladivostok. Large
fleets of transports have sailed
from Gensang for the same point.
Anti-peace newspapers continue
to print long dispatches from cor
respondents in Manchuria, assert
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
ling Oscar Makes
Pathetic Speech

Premier, in his explanations, de-
clared that the interests of Sweed-
en- would be in no way served by
resorting to coercion in attempt
ing to bring Norway back into the
union. King Oscar, who had
bene deeply affected by the revolt
of Norway from his rule, made a
pathetic speech on the subject OF
dissolution of the union.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Policeman Probably Fatally Shot

han in the forehead, inficting a
probably fatal wound. Other
officers rushed forward and cap
tured two of the burglars, one Of
whom was slightly wounded. The
other three escaped leaving trail
of blood, indicating that one or
more of them was injured. Some
twenty shots were fired in the
skirmish with the thieves.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Pressing Coils Tighter

question of when the final TRACE
dy vii be enacted and the Russian
military forces in the far East
be hopelessly crushed as is her ma
val powers. 1t is not believed
here that there is any chance of
an armistice until the present op-
erations have been concluded by
the japanese.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
New School Board

entire satisfaction to the citizens
in general Of the new Independent
school district. The reappoint-
ment Of Mr.. Bailey as a member
of the board will especially be
learned by the citizens Of Sisters
vile with much satisfaction. He
has always labored hard for the
advancement of education, and
his labors have been greatly ap-
preciated by all classes Of our peo-
pie. :.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21

Following is a list of the bills
presented Monday evening to
Council, which convened in reg
ular session. and ordered paid {:
Jerry Rice. labor on streets S $40
John Rutter labor on streets $40
F. l.. Manning, labor on streets,
$3.50.
Frank Manning, labor on streets,
s$4.55.
" F. Rice and Son, teaming on
streets, $5.35.
Durham Hardware Co. merchan-
disc, $3.50.
Sistersville Daily Review, notices
for the Fire Department, 4Oc.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
Stockholm, June 21-The gov
ernment this morning introduced
a bill in the Riksdag asking au-
thority to enter into negotiations
with the Norwegian Storthing to
draw up a conditional settlement
Of affairs between the two nations
which were formerly united. The
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
London, June 21-Military ex-
perts here read and understand
dispatches which came from the
front to-day as meaning that Mar
shal Oyama is pressing tighter
his coils about Linewitch's army
in Manchuria, and it is only a
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Special to Daily Review.

Chicago, June 21-Policeman
McGeoghan was probably fatally
shot in capturing with his compan-
ions, two of five robbers caught in
robbing Schantz's butcher shops
early this morning. The thieves
were inside the shop and two out
side, watching. When discover
ed one of the thieves shot McGeog-
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21

amuck in the United States hotel
here this morning, shooting and
seriously wounding 7 persons. He
then committed suicide.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21

Special to Daily Review.
New York, June 21-Herbert
W. Bowen, whose dismissal from
the diplomatic service was an
nOunced at Washington last
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Bowen Preparing Statement

night, came to New York this
morning and went to the office Of
the Independent, where he is now
engaged in preparing a statement
which he will make public to-day.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
Professional Faster
Suicides By Hanging

ed by hanging because she was
starving owing to failure to get
fasting engagements.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21
insane Nan Commits Suicide

Special to Daily Review.
San Francisco, June 21-Ar
sane man armed with a rife,
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-21

Special to Daily Review.
Hamburg, June 21-Franz Liza
Schun, professional faster, suicid-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

boulevard was the most important
thorougbfare over which a tran
chise would be asked for many
years and that the present was the
golden opportunity FOR the city to
secure regulation OF the companies
by possessing itself With the tracks.
thus paving the way for municipal
ownership. should such be found
advisable later on.
The club roasted the city and
county republican central commit
tees TO a turn for their action in
knocking the plan 10 subdivide the
Ninth ward. The clubmen declared
yehemently that the Ninth ward
residents knew better than the re-
publican ward healers what they
wanted and that the subject was one
with which the central committees
had no business meddling with. any,
how.
The club congratulated Principal
Kingsbury for his effort to improve
the appearance OF the Green Lake
school grounds and initiated q hor-
ticultural crusade by advocating the
planting of roses and the care OF
home lawns.
The club also asked Mrs. NJ. Pc
terson. the postmistress at Green
Lake. TO keep the mails open until
Is O'Clock each evening. so that
Green Lake people would get thu
benefit Of the early morning mail
The estahlishm Mt cot a branch
high school and branch library at
Green Lake was advocated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

GREEN LAKE IMPROVEMENT
CLUB DEMANDS AMENDMENT
TO SEATTLE ELECTRIC FRAN.
cHlSE

No franchise. particularly tbs
Westlake boulevard franchise
should be garnted TO tnS Seattle
Electric company until Il agfSes tt
accept an amendment TO its fra9'
ehise allowing passengers TO trans
Ter To all points on its system and
an competitive systems on a four
cent ticket and uutii conductors are
forced 60 carry tickets 30 that pas
senEers can purchase them SIX for
Is Cruts.
This was the gist OF a resolution
passed Thursday night by the Green
i.ahe Improvement club nj large
Jy attended meeting at the Good
Templar hall The resolutions are
in line with the suggestions that
have already been advanced by The
tar. They were passed unRnim-
ously. after another resolution en-
dorsing the proposed Moore system
was passed Moore Is willing TO
submit 10 such provisions in his
franchise The Seattle Electric com
pany Is not and il was the opinion
OF The clubmen that II the present
company was not willing 10 accept
the amendments. they endorsed that
Moore should be given the franchise
over the Westlake boulevard. in
stead Of the Seattle Electric com
nany.
The project was also discussed Of
giving neither company o franchise
10 lay tracks on Westlalyc houle=
ward. SO that the city could lay the
racks. allowing the companies T. !
rent the tracks from the city It
was pointed out that WestlaEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
ny MARLEs z PEW


Staff Correspondence OF the Seattle
Star.
NEW YORK Daniel J. suliy. the
depoaed cotton king. IL hack In
the market arena again and Is bull
ing cotton II In said tAht he H.
backed by a strong pool headed by
Jos n. Hoadicy.
The entrance Of suiiy into the
PIT OF the New York exchange
caused a Juror Of excitement among
brokers. and prices Instantly began
to leap skywArd II was the biggest
obom the cotton market has had
since culiy'H careaF was cut short
= year AEo by the sensational rraAh
Ia which millions we're Loaf and
suiiy and hla partners In his big
bull pool we're forced to the wall
Just At tho time when sully had
fureed cotton 20 figures higher than
any known since the civil war. a
persistent bear attack wAs begun
The cotton king failed 20 stem
the tide Ills barkarh. no claimed
refused 10 support him. and be fell
Hut suily Il a fighter lie con
tested every move 10 force his fall
urr lie nov claims to BE- entirely
out Of debt and though he has bsssn
reduced from a multi millionaire 30
a Comparatively poor man. be a.
going % Try again. counting as Na
main asset his great courage aal
indominh5l~ will
suiiY began life a poor boy @
worked for a New England cotton
spinnihE company until a few yeSfa
hEo He married Tho daughter 81
his employer When he opened hls
great. though III fni~d bull cam
paiEn he was practically unknown
In Hanover square and Wall street
lie il reputcd 10 have wou and lost
more than st0.ooo. 900 In less than
tpo years Nov he Is AZ Il hKaku
for a new fortune
Cotton is certain Il go higher.
he aaid Yes. I an a bull and I
have very good reason for my stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

APRIL I. tho day % days 10 all
dlsrlples % Isaac Walton. Ia on the
rsSndar Saturday, and NJ the break
n dawn an army % fishermen viii
M forth to capture the Willy trout
n the lakes and streams about Sc
Ktfie
The work OF overhaulinK last
Years supply OF rods and flies and
tackle has heen In progress FOR days.
ana many Of the niurods have also
provided themselves with the very
Attest coutriyances for hooking the
elusive fish
April / Is the opeulRE Of the trout
season. The season lasts until No
ye,aher I. The season for bass,
perch. eroppie. pike and piekervl -
already open. the prohibition period
extending only from May i 70 July
L Bass and perch fishermen have
ben Ia evidence for some time AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

The sltuatlou Ia the longshoro-
mems strike. declared against Nc
Cabe a Hamilton. remains IN
changed. The affair has settled
down to actual warfare.
President y. a naeey, ~ the
lonEahnrcmen'a union. announced
that there vas no opportunity 10 set
tie. lie said that the company mad
broken it, promise TO the men by
attempting To reduce wages Is
cents per hour and the men OBJ
jeetcd
We have been KettlaE 90 cents
per hour for handling bags of grain
weighing under 100 pounds said
Mr. Hacsy For all bags weighing
more than 100 pounds We have been
getting 55 cents per hour The
men we're satisfied with that This
scale of wages IA the one made by
McCnbe a Hamilton themselves and
We were perfectly satisfied with
It.
There has been an understand
Ing that when any difference shc'ils
come up. elthor OF the parties
should give the other proper notice
for the consideration Of questions
submitted. At 4 o'clock Mr.. Nc
Cabe came 20 me and told me he
was not going 70 pay IS cents per
hour for handling bags weighing
more than 100 pounds any longer.
lie told mo that he would begin
next morning.
7 asked him FOR n few days time
so that the question OF accepting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

waa publicity agent for the foulsi-
ana Purchase exposition. since that
a working member Of corps OF
Washington correspondents. repre-
srntiHE st Louis newaraprr
DE afAW b. a native Of New Jef-
sey having been born In Princeton
90 years aEu. u vaa A. .outh An
hoy that be began his work a. a
telegraph operator. having gradu-
afsd from tho common schools.
From there he vent u Philadelphia
and became 10 expert As an opera
TOT thai be WRA Assigned r. special
newspaper sending lie operated
one uf the first leaaed wires ever de
voted TO press work. running from
Washington TO New York tie Was
connected with the Associated Press
af Washington until lss2. when be
went sith the Western Press asso-
cation Thence he went to the
Unitea Press. and remained with
this company until Il vent out Of
buslress.
De 0faw scored a neup. or beat.
Of - minutes on the death OF
Pfnal Garfield. AZ Ehsrton ~
j "A maon a. Garfield died Attnr-
nsy General MacNeaEh pre-eui III 81
the two aires leading uuf Of Eiberon
for government business. bot 30
fore he could at busY with them De
Graw reached a key and himself
aeat a builetin 10 New York Cor
tsiyuu selected De Graw for hts ad-
miniatrativo abilities The fourth
assistant has much detailed labor
10 attend 10 in keeping the run Of
the thousands 81 fourth class post
Offices and puatmastsra Ito viii BE-
brought into frequent contact with
men brra Of Congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

tho more out OF the-wny places.
aaeh az tho skykomish river. the
Hood canal streams. Cedar lake.
Lake Cnahman. Green river. Lake
Cushman and Lake Crescent. whore
Turk the great Crescent aud nenrds-
les trout peculiar 10 that mountain
water body
Among those who will be ready
TOR the first acamper e. the fishing
EuuundH. and whose NAMES come In
atinetlxely 10 ones memory when
fishing is mentioned. are Fire Mar
shat kellogg. Comptroller Rlpliugcr.
Mayor halllnRcr. Water superin-
trndcnt Noungs. and COMMITTEES
Clerk shradcr These men all hold
forth at the city hall. from Which
there viii be a regular exodus every
Saturday afternoon for the next fow
weeks until the trout have been
driven TO remote streams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

lake Union and Lake Washington
but they are looked upon with a
good deal % contempt By a ma ior-
icy OF the knights 81 the rod. who
will not atoop 20 go after anything
less game than trout
As a matter 90 fact. claim the old
time fishermen. a Lake Washington
or Lake Union bass will pat up a
harder aud more interesting fght
than an trout that ever lived They
are far less gulliblc than the spcck-
led beauties 80 industriously sought
with salmon cgg and fly. and their
Appetitea are 50 uneven and dyspcp-
tic that hey are a constant source
of worry. and therefore BOY. 10 the
unalioyei fisherman whose season
extends through all hours Of the
day and night and all the year
ruund
THAT distinguished follower Of the
rod and real. Grover Cleveland. has
come cut publicly tn defense % the
bass and the bass fishermen. and
although he - willing 10 accord 90
trout and trout hunters a full share
Of glory. he alleges that Tor real
sport the otd-time basz - the naon-
arch OF them all
A Epeeies Of salt water haNa very
game. Is caught In large number
at Smiths cove and other poiuis
around the sound Lake Union ls
a great feeding ground Tor perch.
To the fishermen Who think that
a trout Is too rare and beautiful 10
BE- caught on auEht but an elegant
and expensive piece Of tackle. the
local sporting stores have many
smptatluna 10 give them for their
money. Reels will be changed
slightly In form. those most popular
being The new antomatleH.
Most Of the retreats - the nuny
tribe enumerated above which arr
close 70 the city are pretty veil fish
cd out. although they always FUR
nlsh the expert with fun reel. The
almost total absence Of snow In the
mountAlgs will mean an exception
ally early season. but whether or
not a KRmy period remains 10 b.
seen. A the season advances the
closer retreats will be abandoned Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Justice 90 all Conference.-The criminal
Il gives rest Of mind, healthful ex-
ercise. plenty 20 eat and stops the
propagation OF ais kind which is
most Important. and TO the com
munity II gives a let up from his
thievinR depreastiens Tor good. and
Il will tend materially to check
tions. n. r. HART.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

WASHINGTON. March 81 Sena-
ior Elkins. chairman Of the senate
committee on interstate commerce.
assured the president today that the
Investigation Of the railroad rate
question viii be taken up during
the presidents sbsenee in the west
The committee will meet April ~
Enough witnesses have been sum
monad TO keep the committee busy
until June ] Elkius said he had
no doubt but that the bill will be
prepared I'm time for consideration
at the special session OF congress,
in October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

ST. PETERSBURG. Every step
the car takes now h guarded A
reign az terror exists In the pre-
clncta OF the Czarskoe Selo. such as
never existed there before
This Is the picture of the cars
particular bodyguard. splendid
type Of tho Russian soldier at his
best This mnR Is SIX feet six
inches tat. n vrritable giant lie
Is the czar's shadow. aHd a. long as
the little father" IL up aud aFtir.
this big chap is AZ his side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

losed by a tremendous demand for
cotton which will stimulate prices
the world over
I am beginning all over again a.
the same place when started be
ft1fr A knock down ian't a knock
cut am on ny feet again and I
have a. much faith in higher cot
ton today as have ever had
..iloalth and 4 strong heart make
capital for a man which count for
more than money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
ADMIRAL SCHLEY
VISITS SEATTLE
HERO PAYS His COMPLIMENTS TO THE Busi.
MISS ENTERPRISE THE PEOPLE TINS CITY

Improved since I was here last The
people certainly show spirit and
fearleaHneaa In business enterprih
-
Tho famous naval commander
would not talk Of the battle OF San
tiago. when he played tag with the
Spanish boats and fiilod them ~
full Of holes aa a fine mesh sieve.
That besn all threahed out. he
remarked. laughinEly. but ! will
remark that We had a real pleasant
marine matinee. with our oompll
msnta served To the ApaniardH ON
the hair shell
Admiral sehley In still a vigorous.
energetic man. aud does not carry
any trace of the strain he was sub
ierted Ia during the memorable
aughtin' OF 'Ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
WILL NOT ACCEPT
CUT IN WAGES
LosessoRs1Es srRvcK BECAUSE SCALE WAS
oUcEo CENTS PER HOUR

The cut could be considered az a
meeting OF the union. lie refused,
but Insisted that the new wage scale
must 20 into effect on the fnllow
ing morning II was a case Of ar
cept the reduction In wages OK get
out II Was practically a lockout
instead Of strike.
I would like = see this matter
Battled satisfactorily aud I know
the members OF the union are viii
ing 10 do what Is right. but We de
not feel justified In accepting a re
duetion 81 rs cents per hour. eEpe-
cially when McCabe A Hamilton
made the scale themselves and We
have been living M TO n without a
murmur."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Bear Admiral W 4. Aehley passed
through this city Friday. on bis way
way TO Vancouver. II. &. Mr.
sehlsy was accompanied by bis pfl-
vate secretary and several close
ffiendu
ills visit out here Is nothing more
than pleasure trip. which. he suye.
he has looked fes ward To- for some
time.
We have been IN Southern Call
fnrnia and Mexico for aumr time ="
said Admiral Schley We were At
Portland "A day. and will leave Tor
Vancouver and Victoria Friday AFT
ernoon. where We intend 20 spend a
day and then return to the East
i am very much surprised and
pleased at the way this city has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
"CottOn King" Sully
Is Back in the Ring
STEERING ANOTHER BIC BULL MOVEMENT, BACKED BY
STRONG PooL-sAYs HE IS OUT DEBT

Tho demand for cotton right now
exceeds what predicted when
sas bulling the market more than a
year ago on this theory. The south
ia holding cotton. The war aitua=
ton In the Far East IL clearing
Tho Russian army IL on It's last legs
and Japan wtll soon be opening
MRnchurin'a ports. This win be fol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

TANGIER. March 81. The
steamer Hamburg. having on board
Emperor William and party. ar
rived this morning The Hamburg
Was accompanied by two French
hattleships which fired royal sal
ute In which the town batteries
Joined. owing to a rough sea It
was impossible for the kaiser TO
diaembark this morning. as planned
The town is gaily decorated In hon
or OF the kaiser's visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

WASHINGTON Peter Voorhees,
De Graw. recently appointed fourth
assistant postmaster general. b. the
personal choice of Geo Il Cortrl-
you. who lately assumed charge Of
the pastoffiec department
The selection Is a recognition Of
the newspaper fraternity. TOT ID.
Graw Is "A veteran newspaper man.
having worked up from the trls-
graph key lilo Is best known as
former general manager % the
United Press association. Lately he