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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25
COUNTY.
state Inspector of Mines.

William Warner, once an organizer
of United Mine Workers in this field,
and later captured by the enemy" and
raised to uperintendcntiaI position in
West Virginia. has been appointed State
Inspector of Mines over there, rice j. \.
Paul removed. That is, Mr. Warner
is inspector of inspectors, five in all,
and cr-oNrio head Of the States MIN
ing bureau.
While here Mr.. Warner encountered
the antagouism of the Homecoming star,
and for awhile suffered apparent retire
mcnt from public view ON that account.
but, presto, change, he said II amt dead
ylt, and he Is now 50 far official way
that the .Ntnr shines from below.
And now, if 1t be fair question
when and where shall Wardjou's enc
mics hear of his rise to official promi-
hence on their own side:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

Work on the proposed line Of street
railway III Grafton, w Va, running
from the east end to "A central point in
the first ward, IA mile in all, Will soon
begin.
Not only So, but with this line com
pIeted, what is called IAN extension
Will be built IN order to take in Grafton
Park, both the west and south sides.
Beaumont, and other suburban sections.
In other words, the railway company
and municipality cooperating, Grafton
Will have, besides the main line. a Belt
Line, or precisely what is wanted i'll
Frostburg.
Looked at from the Frostburg view,
all that seems very curious.
But that isn't all. The report from
which the JOURNAL CLEANS this informa-
ton states that it is expected 1.-THE cX-
tension, not the main line, will bring
to Grafton building boom such as the
town has never before experienced
Viewed from the G. and w. f. r.
Company outlook that expectation looks
absurd. How can Belt Line help
frostburg to building boom? And
what need of building boom has Frost
burg anyway if it has to expect the
company to reciprocate favors 10y doing
anything III the way of promoting it:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

"ropnciImar Thomas II Nnr,,,,, will
have CHARGE If tbn nffirr "
Not So good hnt also that .,Er,rI.
Nnt,,,ar SON nf citv ,.I,,I, NI,t,,,,.. - -,
have n po,ition Win fine rnmn,n,. -,
Inst what position is not stated int
hasn't Netlrrr like Morgan. bnro,ne too
cIns, kin tn hotb town 9nd c,,pr,,v tn
be sort of mutual trustee.
Last NOT least ,Novnr James GRIMM
has secured the contract to rxcayat,. for
the DIpe-hup lut if Is nor stared
whether ne did ar did nor vet If nnnu. -
corupetitiyr hid
Nh Editor | am NOT inpugniur fine
actions NOT even the motiyrs of tnr
authorizes named but don't Won thiuI,
..thp looks of the thing shnuId have
been avoided
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

+. f. Goss, rtie-rangcr has removed
his shooting gallery to Midland
Il. l.. Polk and Company's representa-
tive, Joseph p. Bennett, has been calling
on business men with view of making
a canvass of Frostburg names and pub
fishing them i'll connection with the
Cumberland directory. 1t is believed
this proposal should ENJOY the hearty
concurrence of all business men, and
thereby assure good book for reference
10y all who wish to learn of the town ;
active people
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

At meeting held in Homecoming Fri
day of last week Knights of Pythias rep
re~rntatlyeS determined to hold dis
trlrt meeting at that place Thursday
November 10. An entire day will be
taken up IN secret and public discussion
comforting the knights rank, and ban
quot the last number under the super
vision of the Rathbone Sisters.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

The Denver Express under Holden
Bros. management, is one of the safe
propositions with which a theatre
goer likes to renew acquaintance. Its
merit mas been proven IN past seasons,
ana an exceptionally strong cast is
promised for the forthcoming opening at
the trostburg Opera House Tuesday
evening, next.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25
\ Minister Killed.

While trying to extract stone from
the hoot of a horse he was driving along
the Hartford road last Sunday morning,
and which, it is supposed, had been
frightened by Il passing automobile,
&gN, Thomas Wood, pastor of Great
Falls Circuit Methodist Episcopal
Church Baltimore county, received in
Jurc- from which he died. Among Mr..
Woods paStorateS is Frostburg circuit
several years ago He resided in Eek
hart and is well remembered as an ac-
reptable minister. He was born at Bath,
England, III 1874; came to this country
IN 1871, and had served many churches
we'll. He leaves Il widow.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS

FRosTBURG, Mp, August ,.

FRosrnrRG, Mp, August %, 1896
70 the MINING JOURNAL.
The West Virginia Natural Gas Com
pany has begun laying mains in Frost
burg and with the beginning of this
comes the intelligence through the Cum
berland Ners that the company "has
secured an office i'll the Frostburg Opera
House"
So far 50 good, but we learn also that
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

Owen Logsdon, of Eckhart, hurt in a
mine at that place on the llth inst,
died Friday. 18th inst He was driver
and by some mishap got caught between
IA car and the rib, In the squeeze he
was mortally hurt. His wife, with s
children survives
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

Citizens, petition Council to drop the
cumbersome once-a- week plan of clean
ing the streets and adopt the once-a-day
man, boy and push-cart method.
What would you think of a housewife
who swept the living floors only once a
week
Yet it is nearly or quite as important
to clean the streets is the floors
Lastly, ask for huetlcr,-uot an old
man and an older boy
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25
Public Opinion.

Things are III bad shape down where
| live, north Water street. Insanitary
conditions all round, including hog
pen 10 or 20 feet long, and several cases
severe typhoid fever. Ought To be
looked after by the town authorities
jDui% NrJyyL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25
Political.

Hon. d. f. Dick has, resigned the
office of Deputy Surveyor of the Port of
Baltimore, and the authorities are hold
ing the matter sub ctrjd. Looks like
another testimonial to the dissolution of
the firm of Dick q Campbell, but the
Pearre people contend not.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

John iiarug was much impressed by
the Sermonettc last week based upon the
text from Sam Jones Blble-"Quit Your
Mcanness. So passing along Baltimore
street, Cumberland, Tuesday evening, he
saw huge tomato, bought it, brought
1t home and gave it to the JOURNAL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

Andrew McMannls has begun an inn
provement Of his Broadway residence
which when done, will be accepted as
gnOl ono.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25
j. u. ODER. Editor.

Nothing Is more certain than the enact
myu' ol 20 rwo.ccnt.a-miIc limit by the next
Legislature. Allpartic- are pledged to it IN
their platforms. and the candidates OF the
several parties stand unrc~crycily on those
platforms Philadelphia Press.
Eut suppose some lawyers hold later
that the enactment Is unconstitutional
aud some Court so decides, what's the
Use.
In Pennsylvania, as in Maryland, the
railroad is bigger than the State.
fla road should charge Georges Creek
passengers the same fare as is charged
Pennsylvania and West Virginia pas
,rug,r~, living from - to 10 miles
away. there would still be lawyers to hold
that legislative interference is mwar
ramtyd and invalid
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25

There was amjX-up III the table headed
"Standng Of Clubs' When read
justcd CumbervIllc followed the law of
gravitation until it fell spang on top
Bradroi, 3 declmaIs below Washingpool
and 10 below UnlondOck.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-25
ForSale Cheap

\'ECOND- HAND STEEL RANGE, with
> Hot-Watcr Tank. In fine condition.
Inquire of NINING JOTRNIL,
Aug 1S-3t# Frostburg, Md.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
GERTRUDE BELMONT LEAVES
STUDIOS FOR RURAL LIFE

New York World: Miss Gertrude
Ayre Belmont, an artists model. has
left that profession to become the wife
OF an up-state-iarmcr She was married
. last Thursday to Frank Warner, a
prosperous hop grower of Schoharie
N. Y, by the Rev. DR.. Hall in his pri-
vate study, No. 245 west Forty eighth
street.
Il have always had a longing for
farm life" she said. In New York
it is hard life posing for artists. While
| am deeply in love with my old profess
sion, ! gladly resign it for the quieter
life on the hop farm"
Miss Belmont, who lived at No. 243
west Forty eighth street, was the model
for Miranda's statue of Fame, which
won the plaudts of art lovers at the St.
Louis exposition. She is well known
among the artists of this city, Washing
ton and Cincinnati, and made hit while
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
MATSoNS RESTAURANT,
Front street. First class service. Proviis-
ion room and kitchen open to inspection.
I MOST DEADLY.

Cleveland Leader: The most dead
" lands were ever the fairest, the most
.opulent in natures bloom and glory.
The golden coast Of America is the nm
stable coast. The greatest profusioil
sof flowers and the richest groves and
orchards flourish in an earthquake
land ST. Pierre lay in d marvellous
profusion Of tropical Vegetation, look
ing out on a sea Of sapphire, until
Mount Pelee blasted all the life and
beauty in breath of flame. The Bay
fof Naples is world famed for loveli-
ness. Japan Is dream Of exquisite
blossoms. foatning waterfalls, noble
trees and every alI,iring form of ma
|ture's beauty. Ii Is also country of
many earthquakes and some most ter
rife storms The glory of life and the
doom of sudden death and destruction
ruin riot together in the East and West
Indies Equatorial America is mar
vel oi gorgeous color and nlagnifi-
cence its form Lisbon is famous for
the beauty of It's site and also Tor tllt
awful work of the earthquake which
laid il in ruins ii I7sss
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
IN FARGO SATISFACTORY

, al
The baseball fans are feeling encour-
aged over the prospects for the season.
They figure that the same infeld, with
an outfeld that has greatly increased
batting force and with strengthened
pitching staff the Fargo team will
make a good showing despite the fact
that the league this year is faster than
formerly. ,- n
Pitcher Lyman, who was recently
signed, has good position with a
commission house in St. Paul. The
inanagers do not wish him to quit and
he may ask for his release as he is a
married man and doesn't want to give
UP regular job for a three month s
situation. 1t is probable that King
of Helena will be taken on as the
fourth pitcher, instead. :.
Third BaSeman Donovan arrived yes
terday afternoon from Hoboken, N. ].
He appears to be in excellent shape
and the fans expect the third corner to
be looked after this year better than
ever.
'Pracice work is continued daily by
Captain Strip and other members Of
the team in preparation for two
weeks trip through Minnesota for
games with independent aggregations.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
MOORHEAD NEWS.

The action of the city council in
electing Mr.. A. M. Hopenan of St.
Paul as city engineer will result in the
gain of an excellent family for the city
of Moorhead. Mr., Hopenlan will be-
come citizen Of this city, and will ar
rive with his family in a few days. He
comes very highly recommended by en-
gineers of long service and of acknowl-
edged pre7eminence in their work.
4 The republican county committee
through Chairman Halvorson and Sec
retary Engels, has issued a call for a
republican county convention which
shall assemble at the city of Barnes
vile in the forenoon Of Wednesday,
June s, for the purpose of electing elcv-
en- delegates to the republican state
convention at Duluth on June IS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
. . TWAIN ON SPELLING.

Mark Twain does not think that res
formed spelling will Be adopted. q And
I'm sorry as a dog he says; for I
doc love revolutions and violence. 1t
would take only two years to make the
change, he estimates. To begin with,
the nation would be in a rage ii would
break into a storm Of SCOTS, jeers, sar-
|casms, cursings. vituperations, and keep
it up for months but it would have to
read the papers; it couldn't help itself.
BY and BY, and gradually. the offensive
|phonetics would lose something of their
strange and ufcannv look; after another
by and by they would lose all of it, and
begin to look rather natural and pleas
ant; after couple of years Of this. the
fnation would think them handsome.
sane, and expressive. and would prefer
therh to any other breed Of spelling,
For anto the eye that can make q
|haystack- hoopskirt beautiful. any other
|conceivabfe horror is an easy JOB.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
A. G. HAS FAST BASEBALL i
AGGREGATION THIS YEAR

Baseball prospects at the A. c., for
a winning team are bright this year. Of
last years fast team all are back except
Fowler and Hallenberg Nelson and
Van Horn will do most of the battery
work. Nelson is in fine form and will
undoubtedly make a good record in the
box. Van Horn is doing the catching
in his best 'style-and has improved in
his throwing to bases. Satire is trying
for his old position at third and will
probably make good. as he is fast and
clever fielder. dollhouse intends to
finish his pharmacy course and will re-
port for work this afternoon He will
probably play second base, his old po-
Sition, which he covered in good shape
last season. Haskins, the big man from
Page, is doing the best work of any
of the candidates at short. He knows
the game well and gingers up the in6eld
in good shape. White another new man.
is taking the throws at first in good
shape. He is little slow and needs
experience, but is improving. Slingsby
should have no trouble in keeping his
old position in left field. Al Birch is
playing nice ball both in the out and
infeld and should get a; place, on, the
team. Anderson. Murphy, LELAND and
Hill are all trying for the outfsld po-
sitions and showing up we'll OshwaId
will probably play a field position, and
help Nelson with the box work. !.
The schedule is almost completed and
will be announced in few days. {"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
porting =
breaking the worlds record with cast
of Al metres, d centimetres.
BASEBALL AT FORKS.

Grand Forks Times Those who have
| adopted the Doubling Thomas role
with reference to the Grand Forks lea
que ball team and athletic park PROPOSE
tions, can lay aside their fears and rest
assured that the goods" will be de-
livered in few days. This at least,
lis according to the position taken this
afternoon by Prof. NJ. "A. Brannon of
/ the state university, who is the prime
mover on the committee which has been
soliciting subscriptions, III $a
'There have been so many demands
on the time of Mr.. Dinnie and myself, :"
said Professor Brannon. that we have
not yet made much OF a united effort
in soliciting. Then, too, the call for
relief for the San Francisco sufferers
has also detracted from interest in the
baseball proposition. We have, how
ever, in the few half hours, devoted
thereto, secured about $I,5oo. divided
between the two lists--the one asking
subscriptions to stock for an. athletic
park association and the other ITO sup
port league ball club, We figure that
about $4,000 will be necessary and must
therefore secure $2,5oo additional. We
will get to work on this at once and
hope to have the money in hand within
week at the latest" rS,$ m
Professor Brannon seemed to have
no doubt as to the raising Of the need
ed money. r.;.~, . ...ss~si d. Ia Id r j
The fact that the committee has been
a little slow in the work of soliciting
has been cause of some anxiety on the
part of those who are to be identified
with the management of the ball club.
They reason that the money ought now
to be in hand and the. players sent for
so that they may get into practice at
as early date as possible. The time
for the opening OF the season is rap
idly approaching and all haste must be
made if Grand Forks is to start the
season without serious handicap.
Those who intend to subscribe at all,
should not wait to be coaxed but should
come forward with the coin at once.
The subscriptions should, also, be more
liberal than last year, owing to the
launching of the park project in con-
junction with the ball team.
AS to the park scheme, there is not
the haste about settling that, that there
is about getting the money in hand for
tue Dall team he management mas Deefl
assured that it may have the use of the
old park until June at least. Then the
team will probably be away from home
for couple of weeks after that date
so there will be plenty of time intervene
after the opening of the season in which
to- select site and complete the new
park. -. ~
The job of the soliciting committee
| is a thankless task and all due cour-
tesy should be shown the members as
well as the money. VI Ii. ;
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
8 Get Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan
SLIGHT MISTAKE.

Chicago News You evidently be-
lieve in advertising your business, \
remarked the facetious bystander
''Vot you mean BY dose, huh?'
queried the member Of the. little Ger
man band.
3s. You are always blowing your own
horn, said the +. b. in explanation.
Dot vos where you 1on'd know
Something's meppy, " replied the wind
iamrTer; Dis yos borrowed pugle,
already. 3 ~ q
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
AMERICAN ATHLETES ARE ,. !.
FORGING TO THE FRONT

Athens, April 26-American athletes
went to the front in the Olympic games.
Archie Hahn. Jas. D. Lightbody and
c. M. Daniels being the particular
stars. Daniels took the final heat of
Ioo-metres swimming race, Hahn won
two heats in the Ioo-metre dash and
Lightbody won an impressive heat in
the Soo-metre event. In addition to
these performances NJ J. Sherman, of
New York, won the discus throw easily
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

/ hereby announce myself as a can
sdidate for denomination to the office
sof county judge, iipon the republican
ticket, and respectfully solicit the sup
port Of the voters Of this county at
the primary election to be held in
June. A. G Hanson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26

posing at the Chase art school, this
city. She was also the model for Har-
old McDonald's Cleopatra and won
fame in the south while posing for The
Dancing Sprite, by lie Blanc.
The bride was born in Chattanooga
Tenn, where her father was formerly
a we'll known business man. She spent
several years travelling and her photo
graphs were exhibited all over the
world. She was hailed as the American
Trilby at the Corcoran art exhibition
FIVE years ago
"I'll come to New York once a year
after settling on the farm said Mrs.
Warner. I'm going to learn how to
milk the COWS and raise hens"
The bridegroom is 28 years old. and
the model is one year his Junior. They
have spent the week in this city and
will leave for the farm today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
, YESTERDAY SCORE.

American League
. st. Louis a, Chicago 2.
Washington 7, New York 2.
Philadelphia S, Boston o.
Detroit 2, Cleveland 2 (darkness.)
National League
Cincinnati 8, St. Louis S.
Boston 8, Brooklyn 2. '~
Chicago 3, Pittsburg d. 81,
New York g, Philadelphia 7.
American Association -.
Columbus :, Milwaukee S. .&.H
n Toledo 4, Kansas City S. r.
Louisville q, St. Paul s.
indianapolis S, Minneapolis 6. 3
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
J RAILROAD NOTES.
! EDGELEY. TRAIN.

Aberdeen, S. D., April 26 THE
Milwaukee road contemplates estab-
fishing daily passenger service be-
tween Aberdeen and Edgeley. N. d.
AT present the only accommodated
train runs to Edgeley from this city. B
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
NOTICE no VOTERS.

Being urged BY many Of my friends
and feeling that have coisscientiously
served during fhis last term. hereby
announce myself as candidate Tor re-
election as county commissioned from
the First District of Cass county and
j hope for the support Of all my friends
to further my nomination.
August Landblonl. Harwood.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the republican nomination
at the primary election for county
Judge OF Cass county, and solicit the
support of the voters ait such election.
S. g. Roberts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

hereby announce myself as 4 can
.didate fof denomination to Office of
county register Of deeds to BE voted
upon at primary election June I'd. and
would respectfully solicit the support of
republican voters. r. Fl. Hottie.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
CANDIDATES.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

/ hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for nomination to office oil
county auditor to be voted upon at pri-
mary election June Io, and would res
pectfully solicit the support of republi-
can voters. Arthur G. Lewis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26
! WELL KNOWN PLAYERS.

Leighty, who finished last season with
the >Maroons, is to play short for Du-
luth. .. ... ... ~
Rusty Owens. who was with Du-
luth two years ago, is now with the
Toronto Eastern leaguers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26

port Of the voters at the primaries
june Io. r. Wilson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26

MEN WITH TEAMS WANTED.
Men with stock and machinery to
seed section Of lan1. Morton & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-26

Get a Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan"