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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
GAs SHORT AGE
IS wow OVER

Many rumors have been afoat ros
garding the gas situation at Nor
gantown, statements being made
that the gas companies shnt off the.
supply at all the glass factories
throwing the men out of work and
causing the firms considerable loss.
The reports have been greatly eeag--
gerated.
The rumor arose owing to the
fact that the gas companies have
been supplying the Morg1ntoWn
glass plants with fuel at n low rateS
and on the approach of coldweatil-
er the pressure naturally went down
to some extent, and this was prob-
ably seized as a pretext BIZ the gls
people In the endeavor 10 get a high
er rate per thousand feet from the
glass men. OF course it is more
profitable for the gas people to sup
ply private consumers, and when
shortage takes place they usually att
tempt 10 look out for number one
In the Morgantowu case it is said
there is plenty of gas IN the dis
trict, the shortage having been caus-
ed by the gas company failing to
connect certain Of their wells to the
line.
The W. r. Jones window glass
plant did not lose any time neither
did either of the flint glass plants,
but it is said the Marils6 Fihdpy5
factory lost a few blowings GIVING %
the fact that the plant Is 3peeted at
the end of the gas Line. : qFeyer,
the trouble has been sdtistde torily
adjusted and no further loss Of time
is anticipated. The Marilla and
Jones plants have thus far made an
excellent run.
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Bid
d.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
Man Is Killed and Many Are
seriously Injured md
May Die.
- ELL I1HE oAUsE-
me and Postal and Baggage
Cars Only Part Not To Go
Over EnbanISment-

Over EmbanlIInent.
-
q, As3.snciated 70. )

HESTER, o., NOV. 10
81 the Baltimore 8 Ohio
Sent liai sFn railroad early today
ted IN the death Of w. Billings,
xtra Brakeman, of Chillieothe, o.
md injury TO about twenty others
near here. Passenger train No: 3
uek broken rail. The engine
postal and baggage cars passed
Sd Eve coaches were thrown down
ia embantment.
Fifteen Of the injured were
brought to Cincinnati, and physI-
ians fear several Will die.
Three Little children Of one fam
II are among the injured.
The injured are:
Mary Silbersted, an immigrant on
Eie way to Cincinnati.
Charles Taylor, of Cincinnati.
Arthur Franeias, of Newport, o.
Lorenzo Puerk, Immigrant.
jerome Washington, colered, OF
Cincinnati.
Paoli Sieofsl1y, immigrant
Solomon Sieoffsky, immigrant.
Ethel J 10y, young daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Joy, OF near Ger
lantoWn, a.
Charles Bennett, of odir, Ii.
Mrs. Charles Bennett, of 0dir, Ill.
w. Wolf, GreenviIle, Ind
Mrs. G. w. Wolf, Greenville, Ind
James G. Rabb, Gladys, W. Va.
3. Meyers, of Cincinnati
George Curtis, of jersey City,
Pullman car conductor.
Carl Jefferson. colored, Cincin-
matt.
r. Grammar, of Manchester. CON
tluetor.
1t is stated at the hospital that
several Of the injured will probably
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
ANNUAL MEETING i.
]. Of THANK SOCIETY

q
The annual meeting of the; W. j..
w. n. o. Society of Golf NJ !.
church will be held In the lecture
room ef the ehHfeh Tuesday after
noon;Nov. IL. This will be meet
ing Of great importance to the new
church enterprise. Following the
business sessions social time will be
enioyed and an can talk over The
work of this excellent society in a
very informal WY, Let every wo-
man Of the congregation be sure to
90. All women of the congregation.
who have, or are willing to make an
offering to this society, are mem-
bers. The women Of the church are
earnestly requested to attend this
meeting.
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Steps TOW tie form
athletic league anon
Of the Alonong allela
en- at the closing
lEonongl aela y alley
IN The Central school hal
After an extended en- q
on the subject egn
ton Of School Athletic lotiqi
was offered and passed plos llls y
the appointment OF q comm
formulate r6gIIl tons Tor On
league to take in 80 the GELS
the Mononga leig VI
mi ttee appOI1taG
Prof. Ilkanal HUI
dus Institute Clar
Ash, Clarzsburg High
Humphrey, FaTrIlioli
w. G.. Gist, Grafton 90
w. II. Gallup, Moge l
School, and Prof Crow
Warrington High School
This committee VIII rel
next meeting Of the Round
Besides athletics mum
other topics were discussed
closing session, among them
What Slaol VOID Study
First Year Pupils Include
Year Third Year, Tow az
Spelling Should Be z allgnt lg5Eit.
the Fifst Year Of School
Proportion of Teachers
Should BE Spent in CoFree
Written Work So interes
were the discussions that the
sion was prolonged until 4
Or an hour II tie schedll 81
for men Prof
del fe. 81 mt Of the SafS
br1rg publ schools, presided st tAe
sessions.
The organization voted
Warrington as the place af the mex
meeting and the Friday betel
Washington Birthday as the
Prof{ " altman. q sti5aIoe
West YifeiIli7 Uni III
discussion at the Friday night
sion OF fine Round Table on the
iect. eeEaItIe of Libraries to mai
Cities. Towns and Villages az
subject stirred up much interest 81
q number Of other topics were
discussed, Adjournment was. M setl
At 10 O'Clock and the body resolve
into social session, the
teachers, principals and supe1lI
tendents beng the guests 2oi
Clarksburg educators. l1igl1
freshnents were served and
eral social good time was EN- oyer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
I LANES BURN
HALE MILLION
- Asaooiated Press. !

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 1O-Fire
early today destroyed a six story
building occupied by the Foote q
Spear Hardware Company and the
-. Scott Ingles Carpet & Furniture
Company. and large two-story
building of j. d. Williams Bros.
Company, dealers in confectionery.
mi Connell building, an eight,
tory Office structure, adjoining was
aged. The total loss is $780,
900 Severe fremen were injured,
ia ~. Joseph jay, seriously.
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TROOPS ARE SENT
no Fort RENO

NV AssOeiated Press.

0EIsAH0MAh CITY, Nov. 10
-Four companies of the Twenty
Sixth Infantry started for Fort
Reno. OLA. from San Antonio
last night TO prevent possible trou-
BILE, when the negro troops of the
Twenty-Fiftl1 Infantry are formal
Nv Dismissed as ordered by Presi-
dent RI seveli d tile result of riot
ous disturbances tsin Brownsville,
Tex, Ahg. IS. The date OF their
actual dismissal iiie not known here,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
.MRS. HOMER WOLFE
TAKEN by DEATH

After a long illness with lnti2r1lS-
1natory rheumat isnl, death took Mrs. ~
Homer Wolfe at her home at West
Milford Saturday morning at $3.50
s5lrsS sWdIfk wds daughter Of
tFonteYilIe Bartlett, OF this county,
and was Al years old, Besides her
husband She leaves one SON., Lynn
Wolfe, ana three brothers and two
sisters, as follows, John Bartlett, Of
Clarlsbure; Greed NJ. Bartlett, Of
Shinnston, Burch Bartlett, of Colo
RADIO: Mrs. Charles Horror, Of
Ilumberport, and Mrs. Dell HaTri-
son. of bristol. Mrs. Wolfe was a
most estimable woman and her UNI
timely death brings sorrow to the.
hearts of many.
The funeral will take place from
the late home at West Milford Sum
day morning at 10 o'clock. Burial
viii be in the +. o. o. f. cemetery
in this city.
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JOIN
THE CHURCI s.

a bulletin Just issued c6nce
the Simultaneous meetings al on
the state by the Christian demon
nation shows that eleven ch1Ee
have been thus engaged since
1 and that in that time there
been ss4 admissions to these clll1fc
IS. AT some time from Oct.
March / al tie ehTistian canre
are expected to engage ia the
meetings, The local church
commence NEE tillgs jar
pastor, Rev. w NJ. Long
duct them tie first Two
VIII hen be assisted
Percy II. WILSON, pastor
Leandsyills church
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
ALL is WELL
WITH TEDDY !. d.
Az Associated Press. }

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 10-Ille
wireless telegraph station at Cape
HenFy.at 8 O'Clock this morning was
IN touch with the batbleship Louis
lana bearing President Roosevelt.
The operator on the Louisiana re-
ported Nothing doing: Means
while all is wen, and that Roose-
welt had no message to send at that
time. The operator did not give
the exact location Of the Louisiana.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
LUTHERAN rs
ILL BUILD

The L1therans Will begin the con-
struction OF a chapel at the corner
of Coal street and Meigs avenue az
once. The contract has been let TO
Bush s. KELLEY, who VIII begin tHe
work OF erection the coming week
1t is hoped to have the chapel ready
for use by Dec. / 50 as to have a
general Thanksgiving service in It.
5The chapel will be neat little
building. designed for temporary
use. it being the intention OF the
congregation to erect fine church
IN year or 50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
GLASS PlH
LE0R SI HBgRG

The Dominion Glass co; is.nn in
corporated Institution geliich viii
soon erect a plails With 4 sfS or eight
Dot furnace for the Iliapufacturc Of
blanks for cut One of the
incorporators says a e has
been secured ati small
town located BetWe Sae and
West Union. The stalIatiSn of
cutting Departments with fabout %
frames is also figured on as the firm
expect to finish q great portion OF
the blanks at fireworks. The fol-
lowing parties were named as the
promoters of the new enterprise j..
a. McClain, Grafton; j p. Trainer,
w. A. McClain, G. M Mccain and
w. b. Gribble, Of West JIiiops
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
BnrgIars Gof Ron

MARIETTA, o.. oy. To-
Chag es eBrg, a farmer oE Washing
ton comfy sold a fine herd 81 cat.
lie for 81 900 and having little faith
IA baul1 tucked Gle money a5g.iY in
> dreaser DRIVER q his home.
Thieves entered die - IA enc n
5f6a ldg
O|Hn and tu away ~
f1 There 10 cite
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
Corn and Hay CROPS
lBY Associated Press.l

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 The
Department Of Agriculture in a
bulIetin estimates. the corn yield to
be 30.2 bushels an acre, OF about
I, 1871 ,096, 600 bushels total crop,
and quafitysof 6. 90 per cent. he
hay Weld as g. tons an acFe With
quality So per cent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
( Appeal IS Heard

$ CIV ISOLATED PTess.)
ts1SH6CTON, O., Nov. 10
Circuit Judges Henry and Winch.
OF Cleveland, and Marvin, Of AsEon
today are hearing he.appeal OF Ben
Dickerson now under sentence o.
death in the peniten tiary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
TRAIN ROBBERS
DO BOLD WORK
(By Associated Pre-

PERU, Inds Moy. J9 While
Wabash railroad epTess tram was
standing at the station at midnight
two robbers entered the day coach,
in which thirty italian immigrants
were, held a revolver at the head OF
one of the foreigners near the door
and relieved him Of his watch and
$4,000. The robbers escaped.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
Op iniOnS
Affirmed

/.
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 10!lslle
5 United tates Circuit eouft Of APP
peals holding is November term.
The FOL lo5sIng ipf are IN attend
a1ce Circuit liid Nathan Con
Of Clsrl1Jif asy and 2 q.
Pritc ard Aslei7le Oh. DIS
triet sJId William BraHie7s
of Charleston, S. and Henry q.
Mcdowell, Of I5nehburg. The
court handed down The following
opinions mo. G. Rob
inson Set a appel vs.. :. L.
Brast ct al appeIIees: appealed
from the circuit court at Parlzars-
burg. NJ. Va. The lower court IS
affirmed
s The case involved the title 10
hundreds Of acres ef oil lands IN
West Virginia, In which the heirs OF
the late w. W. Parker, Of this city,
are Interested
L. G.. Robinson, 81. +. Smith and
John Stephens, appellants, vs.. a.
E: Brast, 81 A. Brast, William
Horror ct AL appeilees, ys. appeal
from the circuit court at Parkers-
burg, w Va, opinion BY Judge
Golf. Affirmed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
Dem

NEW You Nov.
dent Underwood the ne rail-
road, today iifis for a
reduction 81 ohfe by the
fremen mp 81 road At
poll of he @ Bel
IN to tertne hoy
trike
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
o. Pass IRAIN
GOES OVER IlIBA Zl'lENn
BICYCLE THIEF
rs IDENTIFIED

Some time in July last Robert
Stewart, the lad who was recently
committed to jail to await the ae-
ton of the grand Jury on the charge
of stealing merchandise from a rail-
road car, asked aims of Charles NJ.
Kinnaird. he stated he had no
home and no clothes. Mr.. Kin
naird, benevolent at heart, readily
took him to his home, fed and
clothed him and gave him shelter
and the boy showed his appreciation
by breaking lock and stealing Mr..
Kinnaird,s bicycle. He disappeared
with it and was not heard of after
ward. Mr.. Kinnaird read of the
boys commitment to jail and con-
clnded he might be the boy who stole
his bicycle. With that idea he and
two boys went to the jail Saturday
morning and identified the lad as
the one who stole the bicycle. So,
instead of the one charge there are
two against him now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
GlI BE AABRlEl
ElR ] /. ll5


The board d egaeat7ol Of Goai
district met s liitlIrlliLl morning and
ay iTFlled III e5iI lsisf for tlaC cree
ton Of asfiine school house 1T a dams
ton. Charles Short Ifas the
lucky bidder It VIII De a eight
loom brick and cement stone sirlleS
ture The cost according to the
bids accepted VIII be SI4 $50. spbe
bid ers and bids were as follow
Ia. W Gordon, city l7s65, 9 40
iC- r. Howell, city 1872 90
DoWIing & Co, Marietta II sS57 80
Jeck g Wilkinson, city Il, 90 700
Brady Construction Co,
Parkersburg 1s, 7sSi3 So
s. Davidson, Petersburg II ,200 900
.G. Al. Short, Shinnston 14,S20.O0
The work OF construction viii be-
gin at once and the house VIII be
pushed to speedy completion. It.
will be a great credit to Adanlston
and d1 there feel proud Of i.
twill BE noticed BY the Contract
Price That the Democratic campaign
cry out there election day that 1t
would COS $4,000 was made only to-
deceive the voters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
ANOT HERTZ AIlI
EfGHS !. TRACK

BY AssOplHLet3 . tses.J
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Nov. 10
The Nashville special Of the IL
linois Central ailroad, north
bound, was wreoke today at Buck
lev. near here. Tue whole train left
the track but none OF tae coaches
were turned oyer. Fifteen passen-
gers and the tain crew were injur-
ed, but non fatally. he accident
was caused BY 8F0Iesh
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
NO BUYING
OF DEPOsI
(BY Associated PTess. J

WASHINGTON, Nov.
retary Shaw today authorizes
statement that he would not by
refund or increase deposits ~ eas
tional banks unless present COM 81
tions. materially change
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
Adnitted q .Hon1e

rev. William NJ. Long, pas
~, de local Christian church,
cen notified by the board of
a 81 the Christian church
= Jacksonville, ILL.,. of the
ion Of Mr.. Mary Ellen Dix
Is at Institution. Mr.. Long viii
accompany her to the home some
lime next week. it will be remem-
beFed money was raised by public
description to- send her to. the in
5tion. She is "a very! .estimable
and many Gldrk sDlrge hope
in find the home 0negot conn
Ind pleasure and that's her de-
Days may be happy ones 70
lr @
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
Next Senate
OF The State

First reports fix the state senate
of West Virginia as follows:
First District, Hazlett, r.
Second District, Santee, r.
Third district, Gartlan, r.
Fourth District, Cossin, r.
Fifth District, Porter, R.
Sixth District, White, r.
Seventh District, Baker, r..
Eighth District, Leftwich, r.
Ninth District, Miller, r.
Tenth District, Kidd, D,
Eleventh District, Bailey, r.
Twelfth District, Ashburn, r.
Thirteenth District, Blue, r.
Fourteenth District, Forman, r.
Fifteenth District, Silver, D.
In the Eighth District one sena-
tor (there were two to elect), is yet
in doubt.
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oeiated Ioress.9 ~
q J, 81 6vs, Wheat
aOEi az 5-s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10
Caibra Erapts

z 172ENID4 s. Nov .1as-- Mount
EnIbI 10 mile west Of Tginadad,
iTIsE4 -stateSoof
gtlaa sa.s
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10 Open Stadi0

Prof. r. u. Crow is preparing to
open up d music studio in the For
dyce building next week where he
will hold Ills classes and teach
music Glasses IN syiDI5Ti, mandot
lin and guitar will be taught by him
and lewilI d9so teach pupils indi-
Virtually,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-10

"a 81 81 srabsr sri

nopeaheia Vailey Round
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aolIlfIllI,EIs IS AlP1INI

Fine Meeting 81 Edue tor
tral School Hall Come na
Next 1Ie ting 1t lGannin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21

sion there was a posse of six undershcriifs
with him. Around the fence in front OF
the Jail, across the street, and u the steps
OF the court house opposite were nearly
1000 men and boys waiting to see him
come. The posse pushed their prisoner
through the crowd in front OF the jail yard,
lodged the mars which lined the cross
walk and led him straight to a gate in the
fence of the court house yard. Here was
another crowd and they pushed through
that and led him through the yard to a
back door of the court house. There was no
demonstration from the crowd except a
murmur and a general pushing as he came.
None was necessary TO show its temper.
Hattie Benedict OF Cortland, whose testi-
mony was expected to make "a sensation.
was questioned to-day. There was no
possibility OF sensation after the morning
session, but the young woman had to face
a battery OF curious eyes when she took the
stand.
She told of going to a resort at Little
York Lake, near Cortland, with Chester
Gillette on July 4, when the girl of whom
she did not know was writing so frantically
to him to come TO her. This was the only
time she had ever been out with the de-
PENDANT alone and the promised sensation
fell fiat. By his other witnesses the prose-
cutor had traced Grace Brown and Gillette
from Deruyter to Upper Lake when the
afternoon session adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21
Republicans Used sIO4. o and Tammany
$4,000 In This County.

ALBANY, Nov. 2o.-The Republican COM
mittee Of New York county, through Otto
Barnard, as treasurer, to-day filed its
certificate OF election expenses with the
Secretary of State. The contributions
amounted to slIO.Il3 and the expenditures
to sos, 7s2, leaving an unexpended balance
Of se,ssI.
OF the contributions the Republican
State committee put up $4,000; Otto I.
Barnard and James b. Ford, $500 each;
William n. Cohen, 81. $50; John F. Talmage.
$500; Robert I. Oliver. $3.50; Morris X.
,Jesup. S7OO; z. II. Gary, John $. Kennedy,
George w. Perkins, James Speyer, j. & "
SeliRman Il Co., Cornelius Vanderbilt,
T. NJ, r. Raborg, Charles H. Sheriff.. Brown
Brothers & Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann 4
Co, NJ. r. Brown. John Jacob Aston and
J. p. Morgan, $1,000 each; Jacob II. Schif,
$500. John d. Archbold, 500: Moore 4
Schley, s 90: John d. Rockefeller, Jr., $500.
or the contributions $40. 100 was distrib-
uted among the thirty-five Assembly dis
trct Republican committees. The balance
was spent for printing, meetings, registra-
ton and postage and various campaign
details.
The separate Assembly district Tammany
committee reports fled to-day show total
expenditures OF SIPS ,53S. The Tammany
county committee has not yet filed a state
ment.
The Kings county ~Independence League
committee spent 81, 63l. The Kings county
Democratic committee had contributions
of s3s, 100. Among the contributors were
William H. REYNOLDS, $4,000; p. H. Nc
Carren and Matthew z. Corbett, $1,000
each: Thomas z. Pearsall, g., 500; Herman
A. Metz, $500.
The Citizens Union expended 2.554. of
which X. Fulton Cutting contributed $500
and W. Bayard Cutting $3.50.
The Albany Democratic conference called
bv ex-Mayor Thomas VI. sborn Of Auburn
s1ent ai9,3i4 in its efforts TO defeat Hearst
OF this amount Louis Livingston, +. c.
Potter and Rogers Il Gould each contributed
81. 500; John Holloran and +. G. Potter,
sI,5O each; I. NJ. Osborne, 81. 1872; Herman
Ridder. II. p. Whitney and Payne Whitney,
81, 600 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21
yUNGBLUTH SUED FOR DIVORCE.
wife Asks s2OO.OOO Alimony From Con.
tinentaI Tobacco 90. Secretary.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 2o.-Mrs. Sa-
mantha Jungbluth to-day filed suit here for
divorce from Carl Jungbluth, secretary
of the Continental Tobacco Company.
She asks $500 900 alimony and an allow
ance Of $500 a month pending the action.
In her petition she complains that her
husband has hired secret agents TO spy upon
her and has turned the servants against
her and has induced them to tell false stories
about her.
After the employment Of these secret
agents, the plaintif says. jewelry and
4afectionate letters in which the defendant
expressed his appreciation Of her conduct"
were Stolsn from a secret receptacle in the
house on the Jungbluth farm in Oldham
county.
The iewelry has been estimated as worth
from $50, 600 TO $4,000. Plant IN says that
JunRbluth is worth at least $780, 600 and his
salary with the Continental Tobacco Com
pany il $4,000 a year. They were married
In isss. Jungbluth is a member Of the
racinO firm of Middleton 4 %JunGbluth,
former owners of The Picket and other
ere racers. His wife says hat he has
lived in New York for several wears, but
insisted that che remain on the farm in this
State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21
DRYDEN STILL SOLE CANDIDATE.
indications. However. That the Opposition
10 Him u Growing.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. O.-United States
Senate John +. Dryden again superin-
tended in person his fight for reelection at
the weekly gathering Of politicians to-day
at the State House. He WAS accompanied
by his son-in-law, Col. Anthony X. kuser.
who has been engineering the fight to secure
the return Of his father-in-law TO the Senate.
Az the close Of the DAYS session Senator
DRYDEN remained the sole candidate in the
field, despite surface indications that the
sentiment against him was growing rather
than diminishing.
Late in the day a claim was made that
fourteen OF the forty-four Republican
members Of the Legislature had pledged
themselves against Mr.. Dryden, bCC a
closer investigation disclosed the fact that
in many instances the pledges" were an
expression OF preferences for some other
candidate which did not carry with them
any avowed intention of refusing to be
bound by a caucus which should declare
in favor of Mr.. Dryden. The net result
Of the days conferences was that Mr..
DRYDEN candidacy was left in substantially
the same position it was in last week, and
in which il IL likely to remain unless some
candidate appears who can unite the OPP
posing forces.