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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-10
BALL PERFORATED
VICTIMS HEAD

Deputy Sheriff Fernandez of Eva
brought up to the police station yes
terday one Augustine de Corte who is
charged With having fired a revolver
on Sunday, the bullet from which per-
forated the head OF a Portuguese The
gun IS said to hqye been discharged
during a violent quarrel between the
men. The wounded man is undergoing
hospital treatment.
THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF
HAWAII. Bound In law calf, sent
postage prepaid, to any address in the
United States for So a copy.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
oe er.zz. a strange Per.on.Il.x.

Count De Brazza, the explorer. who
was sent to Africa by the French gov
ernmcnt to reform administration
abuses. and who lost his life there.
had an odd.looking personality. A
Paris correspondent says: HE had
the strangest physiognomy can re.
member ever to have seen. and tho
most serpentine form-tnll, 1.-THE. ex-
tremely thin. The profile was as tho
skeleton Of an eagle. but the nose very
long. The black eyes had know not
what that struck me as Hungarian and
ophldian. The jet-biack hair was cut
close enough to resemble skull cap.
The complexion had tho color OF not
very fresh lemon under black gauze.
The eye was evasive and one could
not conceive him as ever having
laughed"
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Iona search Wen Rewarded.

The romantic story OF how the DIR.
Arnold Pam. one OF the foremost law.
yers OF Vienna. laid the foundation
for his wealth is related In the news.
papers of that city. About a quar-
ter OF a century ago local jeweler
named OFT died. leaving fortune Of
100000 forms. He was bachelor.
and he left no will. nor were the
courts able to find out the name or
whereabouts OF any OF his relatives.
Arnold Pam devoted himself to the
task of finding them. For months he
followed clews In Austria and Ger.
many and was finally rewarded by
finding not one or two relatives but
thirty. The money was handed out
TO him to be equally divided among
the claimants, while he himself re-
ceived 100000 Horins, record fee.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
TAKES HoNcReo klNelv NAME
Choice Of Prince Charles OF Denmark
Pleasec korweoians

The choice by Prince Charles of
Denmark OF the name Haakon VIII.
under which to reign over Norway.
appeals strongly to the nations pa.
triotism. Norweglans as a result are
reviewing the history OF a period that
takes them back over $50 years. when
Haakon VII, son OF Magnus VII OF
Sweden. succeeded his father. and
with the Princess Margaret, his wife.
daughter OF King Valdemar OF Dem
mark. reJgned over Norway for ,hir.
iy'seven years. displaying splendor
which richer and more extensive
Kingdoms could not afford.
King Haakon VIII and his queen
wild rule the most thinly populated
country in Europe. Little of the style
OF that last King Haakon will be at
tempted. no doubt. but Norway ex.
poets the new king to secure for them
an honorable and honored station
among the nations of the earth.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
CHRISTIANITY IN THE souDAN.
Labors Of Missionaries Have Much
Prospect Of Success.

The work OF introducing the benef-
cent influence OF Christianity into the
Soudan is the more likely TO be sue
cessfui because It has not been done
In n hurry. Missionary societies have
frequently been blamed-in some In
stances Justly blamed-for frittering
away their energies In regions which
were not yet ripe for their min!stra-
lions. This cannot be said of the mis-
sIonary enterprise in the Soudan. of
which the first announcement is made
this week. The country has for years
been enjoying the blessings OF peace
and good government. II has subsid-
ed into that settled condition which
IL most favorable to missionary work.
and the lack OF which, as DR.. Living
stone knew In his bitter experience.
prevents the fruitlon of the most ar
duous labor. Not only the time for
beginning the mission. but the region
in which II will be carried out. has
been chosen by Lord Cromer; and
the public will look upon this able
administrators association with the
enterprise as the best guarantee that
Il viii be conducted with wisdom. dis
cretion and success.--Weekly Scots
man.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

The new wonder OF the seas. the
latest novelty In marine architecture.
luxury and land features. the Ameri-
Ia. plodding. steady.going ocean
traverser. now lying. stately fabric
at the Hamburg-American Line piers
IN Hoboken. has already been chris.
tened by the worldly wise as the
Floating Carlton
New ships make the profits in the
steamship business. These In actual
returns and In advertising the line.
Il is estimated upon the experience
OF other ships and an appropriate de
Juctlon for the smaller cost OF labor
under one German flag, that the total
cost OF running the giantess Amerika
across the Atlantic on her maiden
trip was s55.500. The ship herself
cost s3.50O00o.
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EatefuI History Of Rua.

II is stated on the authority Of
London magazine that the czarina.
fearing the baleful influence Of n his
toric rug sent by the sultan Of Turkey
as a gift to the imperial parents on the
occasion OF the infants birth. has sent
the young heir to the throne TO place
of hiding known only to herself and
the czar. The rug sent by the sultan
is said to be one known as The Blood
stained Rug of the Tenth Century"
which was taken from the walls OF a
Moorish palace in the twelfth century.
when II was pronounced bewitched.
1t next appeared in Rome in the four
tecnth century. but was banished from
an Italian palace because Of its uncan-
ny influence and was moved from
place to place during the next 100
years. leaving death and destruction
in its wake. 1t was lost during the
sixteenth century. reappearing in the
palace Of the sultan at the beginning
Of the eighteenth. where 1t remained
until sent to St. Petersburg. where II
arrived at the beginning OF the wal
with Japan.
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Safety In Proprietary M.dlsI...

Replying to the charge tha, es,,,a
popular proprietary medicines es,,,a
narcotic drugs. an authority saws.
.."Some years ago one OF the lean.
pharmacists OF America, in eopner,1
with some official work, undertook }
ascertain. by an elaborate lnoul,r ,
representative cities OF the cou..-
what percentage Of physicians y
scriptions contained a narcotic ~
of some kind. Out OF 100000 M
sentative prescriptions, dispense J
drug stores in all parts OF the uua
States, 1t was found that 70 Der a
contained opium or some one O. ;
preparations.
Proprietary medicines are ain,
Invariably accompanied by the u
detailed and specific directions 70, !:
while the directions accomaud
physicians prescriptions are ge,sa}
very brief and sometimes lllesihx
Is also true that but moderate 4
portion OF proprietary medicines !.
tain any poison or narcotic. and. a
they do. It is generally In such 81
quantities or so protected by ,cs
panying antidotes. as to carry v.a
no danger whatever"
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CAPT. oRAHAM's CURE.
Sores on Face and Bsek-Tried Many
Doctors Without Success
Gives Thanks to
Cutieura.

Captain W. s Graham. 1921 EofY
St. Wheeling, w. Va. writing under
date of June IA. 'Oi. says: Il am SO
grateful want to thank God that
friend recommended Cuticura Soap
and Ointment to me. | suffered for a
long time with sores on my face and
back. Some doctors said | had blood
poison, and others that | had BARRIERS
Itch. None of them did me any good.
but they all took my money. My
friends tell me my skin now looks as
1!car as baby's. and tell them all
that cuticure Soap and Cuticura oint.
ment did it."
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Wealthy But Monexle., Duke.

Though enormously rich, the duke
OF Westminster never by any chance
has money in his pocket. The other
day he went to London to make some
purchases. leaving behind the man
servant who attends to his small dis
bursements. He met an Intimate but
impecunious friend and the two spent
the day In hanson cab. Before
starting for home the duke borrowed
couple Of sovereigns from his friend
and then forgot all about 1t. In day
or two he received reminder In the
shape OF bill written thus: For
the privilege OF riding In n hanson
with duke. e." His grace prompt.
ly mailed check.
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The receipts from the passage were
about si4e.is0. leaving profit for
the line OF s93.9S0.
There are $50 souls In her crew.
The wages In the engineering depart
ment for one trip would be about 49,.
900. yictuallng department $4,000,
wear and tear s3.750, sailing depart
ment s2.70O. pilotage in New York
harbor sI97.76. plloiage in Hamburg.
Dover and Cherbourg waters $50:
tugs at $40 an hour for berthine.
stevedoring. custom house. longshore-
men. Marconi wireless telegraph and
miscellaneous sl2.252.36. and expenses
OF restaurant $1,000: total. $55.500l2.
leaving n balance of s93.e6s. equal to
interest on the cost of the ship. 49,.
100000. at the rate OF between 2 Clio
and . 7-10 per cent.
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crsscrs n evsslAN vssssla
Errers Contributed 0rsatiy . Tese's
j Decisive Victory.

Af 0oeio1to VtStOvys - "a "
A French naval ofhccr has bcen at.
tempting TO explain tho collapse OF
some OF the Russian line Of battle,
ships In the fight in the Sea OF ia
nan. He said that. from their design.
n number OF ships had only moder-
rte degree OF stability. They were
fop-heavy and some OF them rolled
so much on the voyage out that the
officers were afraid they would turn
turtle. When large amount OF coal
was taken on board. some even be-
ing carried on deck. the vessels were
submerged to well below their ordi.
nary water line and as a result the
ships were crank and their water line
in some cases submerged.
This deep loading caused the vessels
to roll. and, In the opinion OF the
French expert. holes made by the
shells from the japanese fleet were
thus frequently under water. which,
with the vessels in ordinary trim,
would not have been the case. As the
hre OF the japanese was naturally
directed at the bows OF the approach
ing Russian ships their forward COM
partments filed first and the ships
went down by the head and capsized.
Boston Herald.
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Gasoline Motors Ar o. x.

The trial trip Of the gasoline motor
car built for use on branches Of the
Union Pacific Railroad. was recently
made. and the car was pronounced =
success. The run was made from
Omaha to Valley, Nev., and return, !
speed 0f Afty miles an hour being
maintained and maximum speed Of
s33 miles beins STAINED 1t one point.
Il u rsporteA nat the ufaion Pacific
rcnnteoy WiIt Suf& ~ couStf fucIlo&
oG 16eoo ~ ~ A. y y ~ ~ ~
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Come. 10 Llxe In Am..le,.

Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez, chief on.
ronent OF President Palma and now
practically an exile from Cuba, hav.
Ing taken up his residence In this
country. Is short. rather stout.
swarthy man with = quiet face and
contemplative eye. Before coming To
the United States he was governor Of
Santa Clara province. He holds that
annexation of this country would be
preferable to the Palma dynasty. Gen.
Gomez is q soldier with an envjable
record. shrewd politician, a Cuban
by birth and possessed Of long heri.
tage OF enmity toward Spain.
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viii Have No "sunken cr,v.. -

Harve Durand. wealthy pioneer
resident OF Fond du Lac, Wis, has nm
ished constructing his own grave as
we'll as that for his wife. He is not
superstitious and has had no Fremont.
tion that the end is near, but he has
a horror Of what he terms "sunken
graves BY building brick vault
several feet beneath the surface OF
the ground and placing a heavy slab
OF stone across the top. Mr.. Durand
believes that the graves will not
sink, as the earth can be tamped ever
the slab after the caskets have been
deposited In the vault. Mr.. Durand
erected a large granite monument
bearing the names Of himself and
wife In the family lot at Riensi ceme-
terry some time ago.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
WIN Not selI Ola rrlnItx ch..,,

The vestrymen Of old ] Trinity
church, on Broadway opposite Wal,
street. New York. recently refused
yS,ooo,o00 for the site, which was
wanted for skyscraper once build.
inss. This Il not the Arst time that !
large sum has been offered Tor IN
property. but the vestrymen steadfsst.
y turned their baohs o. ~ such pros.
peete, niu4ful u the hlDtnricaI srso,
oiAtieos ooo9 9eeted VII ~ ga SISS,S
~ ! y! - u NJ q Y ~ yfi11I3
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Every housckeeper should d
that II they will buy Defiance d
Water Starch for laundry use q
will save not only time. bee,.a|
never sticks TO the iron. bu, sscs}
each package contains ie or-O;st
pound-whilc all other Cold vl
Starchcs IRE put up In y poua. n
ages. and the price is the iss
cents. Then again because Dsss
Starch is free from all lniuriori d
icals. II your grocer tries to sea I
. i2-oz. package 1t is because b
q stock on hand which be sissu
dispose OF before he puts 10 os.n
He knows that Defiance S,ava
printed on every package 10 lafss
ters and figures "i6 ozs." Demiss
fiancc and save much time and q
and the annoyance OF the iFos q
Ing. Defiance never sticks
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plstlnouIshed Career promIsed.

Rev. Hugh Black Of Edinburgh,
Scotland, who recently accepted .
chair in the Union Theological sem-
inary. New York. Il only a. years old,
but already has achieved : lsading 10
sition amcns the clersymen Of his ma
tive country. when still uRdsr 90 he
was called . b eelleague u pf. ~
txan4er Whytes pegtof q nt. Qeo1is's
vrats4 ggse entF1e ~ 1enfla5 ebSs
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posed $i.0o0.000 university In which
the human soul will be q principal
subject OF study. The university will
attempt TO establish scientifically the
existence OF the soul and TO put 9TH
er psychic phenomena on u scientific
basis and make 1t useful in everyday
life.
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eral who had kidney trouble 81 ~ y
they were agonized with main y ~ I.
back. head and loins. rheum,,,. )
tacks and urinary disorder. : /
glad to recommend such de,..
remedy. sSe''l'
(Signed) MARCUS r. NAVE,
Sold by all dealers. so cent, , :
FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo. n W
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Insist on Gettino Il.

Some grocers say they don't keep
Defiance Starch because they have a
stock in hand OF L. or. brands. which
they know cannot be sold to a custo.
mer who has once used the 1s OF.
pkg. Defiance Starch for same money.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

sJ ier. .pyiesttoa.. they esrnot reseh the die
es~ed roftiys u The ear. 1nef, Il nniy one vny to
elre tesfssss snf tls; Il bJ eOs.tita,iasI remees
Deafness 10 eAs.ei bJ an ineames eondiifpa of the
nacoas nninx u the Egs;sch.an Tube. when this
tube is tnssnef yyg have rausbfinx sosnf or i'm.
rerferr b-aring and sben i fs ettir-Y closed Deaf.
rsss = he r.ssit s5f 1nass< he an he
ta<ea sat and tht- tah- r-str-f % y. eondi-
TIA sesriax NIL b- festfgJet f-erer: nine caaes
drs - ten are rs1s~d bT fsfxrr witch fa not hing
bst an .1fsuei e,sn1fti0n - the surfaces.
~e I'll xfvs Oa- Bgn1r.S D5i.sfs for aay case Of
D-s,s>s< -csss>t 81 ezf.ryhl that cannot Be cufsd
~ HsiSs C<fsrfn Core. --Hd fsr circular, free.
Y. =. cHESET . CO.. Toledo. o.
SfhI Drpxlst.. II.
Ts<s Hsirs Tsnfy Pflls f,r esas.ipstfon.
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'EA

Tea puts youth in 'rd
old bones, and turns wrink
to laughter.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Diner-Give me a plate O. po,s !.
beans. and hurry EN- I'm w.
(shouting)-Chicago & Boston ~. !
press.
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win use no other. Defiance
ter Starch has no equal N
or Quality-i6 OF. for " eeH~
brands contain only Il o.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

An actor always follows bis q,
n Chinaman is always folioSed p
cue.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

We are told that Opportunity ~
once Mt every mans door, but 2
tinity never ceases knocking.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Did they name the baby after its
offered them 10000 not to-
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

FircfItes shine only when ia
Moral. Keep a-moNln'
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Possibly the proper study OF man,
kind Is mnn-but there Is more fun In
studying woman.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Piso's Cure cannot be TOO hlsny y. - ysd
Q cough curc.-J. W. o ba. ,sn
n, Minneapolis. Mimi jan o ~
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
HUMAN SOUL TO BE STUDIED
St. Louis Woman Plans University
for Novel Research.

Mrs. Charles +. Joy OF ST. Louis
announces she has been offered site
at Santa Barbara. Cal, for her pro.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

No chromos or cheap pten,SId
q better quality and onso ns -
Of Defiance Starch for W.
Of other starches.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Dress some men ny, " ,s,l ihs1
parei and you couldh'
women.
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Those who Have TRIED ! y

Monotony is so unattrae,'iS,fi " XII n y
hard work even TO be psu ="
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Mrs. Winsiow's sootntne 49,
Poy ehiidrcu secthins. 'ofisns ~ 81. - -
asrums Sion, aiiAys pain. cures Wind e'o~-
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Don't overlook the smallest y,
tunity. IL Will grow
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

sss1laG ! ecsnfS ,fSir loSt ~ 1ifS ~
RI Rssss 3 "a &. ssss.s: 2sss 4 ~ - ~ q!
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RaVo permane,tiy cured, Nenp o. fns,issr,S7 nsrssS
h3 hr.t DAY .u.e af nr, klihs svr.a svr..,. ~ =
ey. send for fKkE $500 tnL, tnsI w.
DR- X. n. KLINE. Ltd.. S1i Arch chsurr@
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

,,s, ,coquelIn aud 4. v
famous n, singer >
actors, C writes; =
Gentlemen;I H..
as many suaer',
men and wonn
can reach !
know KNOW the nd
lence Of Doan'sEs
hey pills. | =,
greatly benehtets
this remedy n
know IL c,,.,S
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

When n man is down he hsss
but kicks.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

1ls-- willows and widowsrs dye theIy
"a ni<c< cot Of resper, for the mem.
ssI sf toe dear departed
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Like other trees. there a.
something shady about tne
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

1t is far better to take people as they
are than to waste valuable time in try
Ing to make them as they should be.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

The elevator pilot In a twenty story
building does great deal to elevate
mankind.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
TEA
What is the tea mood?
Is there a tea mood?
A contemplative mood.
Would a little hurt?

Write for our Ena-i.dE- Book 4. seaniin.
compsny. san FrAacl.co-
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49,. piaxlble an1 =

aasss Flexible az
Sssy ssass:s ass:.sss oS; q sos ~: 60
49, "a 'sss-isiza
!! 'El'l''i;';;;'' 9: 8
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something shady abou. the
TEA
Don't you know 0a'
YETI )
You have missed q \
deal Of comfort an'
some money. ,

r., s,s... r...ra. yoaf .''s''
o1Aiiling's psss.
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visisor-what causes csa,,s ~
Hers dot q onion on ~
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aa'Ar'sylNo psA,s,

s.sten y Music ".s';; ny s,.s.s :,:s !
Marcus r. Mayer. w.,
America Nine. Patti. n.y.. ~ ofousstI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-22
IT, "
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR
CLEVERL DEGOYS HIM
AND He is JAILED

I Spates, who committed Smith to the
jail here in default of bond of 81 600
for the January term of federal
court in Petersburg.
The apprehension of Smith is re-
garded of great Importance as 1t
will result in a radiance of one from
the service, who might have pursued
his operations for years and commit
ted many populations, had not Mr..
Allen run him down so quickly, as
he has done in several very notable
instances in the violation of the pos
tai laws in this state
Mr.. Aliens success in the business
has been phenomenal and promises
to be even more so, as his motto is
EtThere shall be mo- mail thieves IN
the northern district of West Vir-
ginia," consisting of 35 counties, OF
which he has charge as inspector.
He has never yet failed to run down
violators and it is not at all prob
able he viii fail in the future, as he
has a thorough knowledge of his
duties, employs shrewdest methods
and Is. faithful to the trust reposed
IN him.
So phenomenal has been the sue
cess of Mr.. Allen that it is not amiss
to recall his course. Several years
ago he was employed as clerk in a
store at Grafton. Judge Nathan
Golf took an interest in him and APP
pointed him to the position of postal
clerk at salary of $1,000 year
From that beginning he has risen to
his present high and responsible
position.
The familiar face of Mr.. Allen is
known to many Clarksburgers. for
whom he has fondness. He is an
enthusiastic admirer of Judge Golf:
who first started him in his line OF
success. and for him he has sincere
devotion and profound friendship;
He was also a warm personal friend
of the late Captain Charles j. Coil.
and a few years ago, when Captain
Golf was an applicant for the post
mastership of the House of Repre-.
santatives. Mr.. Allen as secretary OF
tbe American Protective Tariff
League of West Virginia solicited
overv Republican member of the
House TO vote for Captain Golf for
lhe place and brought him much
s,1pport, which effort on the part OF
Mr.. Allen was appreciated by Cap
tain Golf throughout the remainder
Of his life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-22
CONTEMPT CASES
Are on TRIAL

A special term of circuit court
began here Tuesday morning at 1C
O'Clock with Judge Charles w.
Lynch on the bench.
The case of Shinn Brothers VS..
the ClarBaburg Brewing Company
was dismissed.
The contempt case against Van
Sanders, 3. NJ. Bell and John
I4owcry, employees of the American
Telegraph & Telephone Company of
West Virginia, for alleged disregard
for an Injunction issued by Judge
Lynch in the telephone controversy
at Bridgeport came up, but was con-
tinued until 3 O'Clock IN the after
noon IN order to give the lawyers
for the defendants time to examine
the papers in the case.
The court then adjourned tot that
hour.
1t is alleged that the employees of
the company number of DAYS ago
in the construction of line tres
passed on the lands of BIelsena
Wilkinson and others and continued
to do so, after learning that an in
junction had been issued against
them in the case
In Justice Samuel W. Gordon's
court Tuesday evening the criminal
proceedings against these employees
of the company and the case of j.
J. Wilkinson against John Lowerv
in which the latter is charged with
assault on Wilkinson, were continued
until 10 O'Clock a. m, Nov. %, be-
cause. of the absence of witnesses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-22
REV. KING
CREATES
A STIR

Rev. w. B. King, former
Methodist pastor in this county, but
now pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at Urichsville, Ohio.
has landed in the middle of a vast
quantity of trouble with his choir as
result of his campaign against
worldly amusements.
Rev. King, who went there sever
al weeks ago from MoundsviHe, w.
Va, started in with crusade against
card playing, dancing and theatre
going. He learned that members
of the choir were said to know the
proper lead in whist and the wise
bid In pedro as we'll as the correct
time for the long meter doxology.
1t was alleged, too, that some of the
male members were as familiar with
the capabilities of royal flush as
they were with the chromatic scale
and thorough-bass.
Rev. King made an Investigation
and then directed some hot pulpit
shots at the singers. His declara-
ton that "only baby, a monkey
and a poodle dog required amuse-
mem" coupled with the general eN-
position of the.evils of card playing
brought quicker results than want
ad. The organist promptly resign
ed and it is said that designations
of more are to follow.
The membership contains the
names of leading families, many of
whom belong to fashionable whist
and pedro clubs. It is declared that
if Rev. King drives all the card play
ers, dancers and theatre goers from
his church, he will have hard work
collecting his salary