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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05

Hiram L. Mnldas. Esa. Of West
Milford. Was here THURSDAY saal-
ing hands With his many Glarksburg
frieH5s and attending to business
matters. Ars Munday was 9 can-s
didate before the recent hepubl lean
primary for the nomination for
count commissioner The results
showed that hi had eonsid ersble
strength in several sections Of the
COMFY and especially in his own dis
triet. which lie carried b. q hand
some nlajoriiss and thus was it at
tested that he stands high nth his
neighbors and Is one. IN whom they
fnIx put their Fust-
lr. 5fundsy vas captain "a the
Civil war in tie Union army and
fought valiantls for his country and
flag. He is ole Of the substantial
citizens Of the county, quito incecssz
full in business and widely and
fayorabIy known, and would have
made an excellent Commissioners Of
the county. he is a true. blue Re
publican and viii give his hearttest
support to the ticket this fall, not
withst binding the fact that he was
not named as the candidate for the
Office he southland would have fill:
ed 80 vel.
lIr. Mundas gracefully accepts
the voice Of the party voters IN the
matter and issues the following card
Of enforcement that his many
friends and supporters may know
exactly how hslstsnds:
ssTo the Republican Voters'and NY
Friends:
Owing to Tie intimatiOn from
some quarters That I VIII not sup
port the Republican ticket this fall,
/ think. it but Justice to myself, ny
friends and my party thatI define
mr. position at this time I here
positively deny the inputation and
sincerely declare myself in favor Of
the Republican ticket from top to
bottom ;as nominated in this con-
gressi0lal distrfcf, senatorial dis
trict ana this county.
q am grateful, indeed, to the
manY Who yotsa for me inithe re-
cent primary and acknowledge my
inability to express to Them N
words the deepsh kfulness for and
high apprecistilR of their LOYAL sup
port
aThe ficket@ nominated viii re-
ceiTe my best support and Z hope
all those who voted for me, as well
as &f other Republican voters vii
give The ticket TIE same hearty sup
PORK
Though an off year this is an
import AMI one. It is essential that
theme tax laws that have brought
relief To the people be upheld and
with that end III view It Is required
That the Legislature remain Repub-
liesnE fhands Of President
Roosevelt mus6e upheld and TO do
that West Virginia to do her part.
must send q Republican senator and
Republican congressman p wash
ington this year -
T tfHst every Rpublican see
the importanceIOf this and also Tint
Of keeping the county Republican
and % 7 urge hem all 50 vote the
RePub Iiean ticket straight
NefF espectfnlIy
q. L. M5SDsA z
West Milford; nj Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05
DEMOCRATS WIN
IN GEORGIA
(Bv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct THE
state officers on the Democratic
ticket made a clean sweep yester-
day. The latest returns indicate
that Richard B. Russell, Arthur
Powell and Henry c. Peoples we're
elected judges Of the appellate
court
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05
FISCHER GUILTY
OF EMBEZZLEMEIET
(By Associated Press. !

PARKERSBURG, ". Va, Oct.
81. Henry Fischer was found
guilty today of embezzling $4,000
of the defunct Homestead Building
Association. he was accused of
the enlightenment jointly with Rob
ert Alexander, who died four.
months ago: /.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME OCT. 9

CHICAGO, Oct. THE first
game in the series between the
Chicago National and Chicago
American league baseball clubs for
the championship of fhe world will
be played in Chicago on Oct 9.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05
TWO FAST mail
TRAINS COLLIDE
fBy Associated Press. J

!. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 4
Two fast mail trains on the Mo-
non railroad collided at Broad
Ripple, suburb Of this place, this
morning and q. ]. Hanzman, mail
clerk, Of Cincinnati, and c. r.
Jones. conductor. Of Indianapolis,
were seriously injured. Both en-
gines we're badly damaged.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05
lBY AssQeiated PTass.I

ia VANVA FOct. -GsneFa
Funston received kilograms tbs
morning Nhich state that all mem q
ber of the disarmament e5iIilli
sion various parts Of is iisl1
are reporting that the Is3sng down
Of arms IS progressing raniidIg
that az IS quiet
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05
BOMB THROWN
AT COVERING
(Bv Associated Press.

ON 11sSUC1dtcu To-.
STMBIRSK. Russia. Oct. A.
GeEersf Starfkewitz, governor Of
Sin1birsk, had anarrow escape from
assassination today. Afppmb %as1
thrown ;at the Governor wouhdhg
him Slightly.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-05

Inn held here InurSQaysudQ q 4S"
Isest;re features. The delegates
seTe not unite all under the COM
s,sta Domination Of the CLIQUE and
ii ia was passed. The ticket
,5;,.;Tsfed IS regarded a weak one
"a, h rnany Democrats.
!: n sTSIse convention s was called to or
{ q. sSos A., affer ii o'clock by Cflas.
Il =: H :s,,IS = 4 fhe absence Of Coun-
9 dSs;-r,ao I Robert a. Garrett. and
J, I'm, ,,sra a lanes " Robinson and
=: s;.s ;ie + sb;nn d femporary chair
~ "a !; se s..-. I, regnectiiyely.
m mn. sAe eo1Sem;;ns, No. corrtrn;ttees we're
- ~ 49,. 80 Which fhe eonven-
lcSln.s -ss a. dinner:
lgn 'gsA { .s - a 10
i, = ~ lsse . Haa5
~ ~ r. q cn;5a-
lalA=1 N o 1s..-;rs
goaiT ( =, : I: p. uliatls
rl5Te. = =. ~ 49, nsst+
Ea- e = S ssas+s
graal- m &C. Go ]
SaTols-y ~, $50 Tlastas
Pson 2, nss:a-ar
que = p 80 n1DaA7
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
CALLED TO REST.
Mrs. Rose Bragg. nee Standlsh.
Passes into the Great Beyond.
Services Thursday.

One of the saddest deaths in recent
months was that of Mrs. C. w. Bragg
of Olathe, occurring Monday evening,
January 10Th at 6 P. M. The cause Of
death was an affection Of the periton-
cum. The funeral was held from the
home of Mrs. Standish, near Delta ON
Thursday afternoon at 1:30 the Rev
erend H. ]. rockingham conducting
the services. Interrment took place in
Delta Cemetery.
On December % last the deceased
was married to C. w. Bragg, q well
known ranehman of Olathe. She was
well known and very popular among
the younger set in this section, attend
ing school at Delta during her younger
days. She was few days over twenty
years of age and doubly sad is the pass
ing inasmuch as the young couple had
but started on what promised to be q
happy and prosperous journey through
life. The funeral was very largely at
tended, her many friends showing the
appreciation in which she was held by
them. And once again the Reaper's
work is done.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
CEMENT WALKS.

Inclination seems to point that the
property owners on the west side Of
Main Street between Fourth and Fifth
will soon have cement sidewalk along
their respective places Of business.
Nearly all the property owners have
consented to this move and probably rs
soon as the weather permits operations
will be commenced. This is only .
starter for what must come along Main
Street from Third to Fifth. The pres
ent conditions Of the sidewalks are .
fright. They detract from good Inn
pressions Of the town, they are danger
GUS in many places and they are - Old
fashioned As horse street cars. It Il to
be hoped that the rumor above h carried
out to . reality and that the move win
spur those in other blocks to fall into
line. With 20 many new blocks to be
erected II seems pity that the Old
board sidewalks must b tolerated ~
is like wearing . dress suit and . pair
Of brogans.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
uooIllan's Troubles.


The plot Of "Hooligan's Troubles,
the musical farce comedy which APP
pears at the Opera House next Mon
day evening was constructed, according
to Mark E. Swan, its author, for strict
ly laughing purposes. An elderly spin
ster decides that her niece shall not
marry until she herself is wed. A plot
ting guardian who wishes to secure the
young girls money, has Happy Hool-
igan" disguise himself - IN English
nobleman and Happy wins the spinst-
er. Then the guardian learns the aunt
has larger fortune but Hooligan has
made the most Of his opportunity.
Hooligan. however. loses his clothes in
q bath house at the sea shore and the
guardian exposes the tramp. The cur
tain goes down with everyone happy
except Hooligan who finds barrel tys
the latest thing in wearing apparel.
During the action Of the piece spec
ialties are introduced by the Three
Gilden Sisters, Miss Grace Aylesworth,
Unicycle Rosey, Walter Mack, Maho-
ney Bros, and others.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
MAGAZINE SECTION.

This week The Independent adds .
four page magazine supplement. No
tice that It contains number Of fins
illustrations, several good head articles
and 4 good story. The Independent b
slowly but surely wedging it, way to
the front and will soon be giving il
readers the very best that time and
money can supply. Ten pages thi1
week. Soon to be twelve. Can you
beat that and all for 600 per year.
Remember -"All the News Always. =
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
READ ITEns.
Special Correspondence.

Special COrreiSOnuence.
Fine weather for this time Of the
year.
Charley Billstrom is busy cleaning up
his farm preparatory to his spring
work.
VIM. F. Doyle has cut down the cot
tonwood trees along his fine orchard.
It makes a big improvement in the
looks of his farm.
We feel proud Of our fruit in this part
Of Delta County. Mrs. Ashbaugh has
just got her bronze medal from the
Worlds Fair at St Louis, for the larg-
est apple exhibited. She also had q box
Of the largest apples shown there.
thirty-six apples filing the box. Now
that is surely something to be proud Of.
The iron ORE contractors have COM
menced to haul ore.
Oliver Bryan and dad" Ashbaugh
went up to Hotchkiss last week. Mr..
Bryan is visiting his cousins and looking
up a location. He moved with his fam
lily from Rawlins county, Kansas. this
winter.
The sale held by ]. Layman was at
tended by q large number Of people and
everything sold well.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
Bits by the Editor

Editor Rawalt, of the Paonia News
paper, most woefully relates that III
brings tears to his eyes" to notice the
process of evolution of young men and
Of our humble self in particular when
he sees "a patriot turn into republi-
can editor. The dear, considerate
fellow. We have known Charles fol
some little time Never really thought,
though, that his feelings would cause
him to express himself in such an actu.
ally depressing mood. Wonder il he
really is 30 detected about it all Sorry,
because we are in the habit Of doing
and saying just about the way we feel
and we may be induced or moved to
make other remarks that will simply
turn him blue inside and out II such a
little thing - did happen Is to work
such havoc. By the way. Mr.. News
paper man, turn over the page and
rcd how much the PAONIA DdSTnlCT
rsesivsd from last years road appro-
priation. Don't you feel just . little
bit ashamed that The Booster has led
you % far from the right path! Aren't
your doubts" about getting your share
Of the road rather glimmering ones?
And are not your references toward the
commissioners that didn't treat you
right, ones that you might well be
ashamed Of? Shed 4 few Of those tears
over those mistatements and you will
be engaged in more conscientious sor-
row.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
X. sF ?. WORK.

At the next regular meeting Of the
local lodge Of the X. Of P. there d to b
special work In the third degree and aIl
Knights in the city that day are most
cordially requested to Be present. Any
who can plan to be here are also Ia.
vited to Do 70. Several knights from
Paonia are expected down. Tuesday,
February 9Th Is the date.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
! COUNTY NOTES.
.>>>>>>>>>>
cEDAREDdE.

Special Correspondence.
F. H. Posey, the popular salesman
for E. S. Morey & Co., was calling on
our merchants Wednesday.
Beautiful sunshine weather the past
week.
Cedaredge is full of strangers that
have come here with the view of locat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dale have moved
in the little house across the street
from John Metrich.
Cary Stone has sold his butcher shop
to w. Odem. The latter will move in
to his new shop next week.
Revival meetings rre in progress this
week at the M. Z. church.
Miss Edith Blanchard visited with
Delta friends the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Moreland has sold his residence
to Joe Sesperena. Everybody is wond-
ering who is to be the happy lady.
w. D. Wilson is in Paonia this week
on business.
The Surface Creek Business Mems
Association met in Eckert hall last
Tuesday evening. Cedaredge was well
represented.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
A Good Hotel.

When in Pueblo one had best stop at
the Hotel Maine, one block above post
ONCE. Courteous treatment. Every
thing modern. Rates are $1.OO per day
and up. European plan: $3.50 per day
47-57 pd
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
Money to Loan.

KING L STEWART have always on
hand money for farm and town loans
1t lowest rates Of interest.
No. l8
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
sunDA. scsssL INSTITUTES.

A series Of inspirational Sunday
School meetings under the auspices Of
the Gunnison Valley Baptist Associa-
ton and the American Baptist Publica-
ton Society. Dates and places:
February 2, Eckert.
4, Delta.
s, Olathe.
z, Palisades.
!" 8, Pear Park.
ell, Grand Junction.
IL. Paonia.
1s, Hotchkiss.
=, Lake City.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
2:3O, Bible Reading, E. M. Stephen
son.
800, An Address, Speaker selected.) }
$50, The What, The Why, ThD How Of
8. s. Organization, E. M. Stephenson.
400 Round Table Conference, free for
all.
4:3O, Adjournment.
EVENING PROGRAM.
7:45, Song Service, provided by local
church.)
500, An Address. (speaker selected.)
$50, Child Culture and Child Conver-
sion, E. M. Stephenson.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

All kinds Of photo work at the Lynch
Studio. Enlargments and bromo work
are apes|Alass. Try u or come Ia and
e. our prices.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

A competent, registered pharmacist
will fill your prescriptions il you will
bring them to the Peoples Pharmacy.
50-51.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

Best work and cheapest prices q
Lynch's gallery. q
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

= AcRB RANCH ron SAtBl With
seod house md stsbIss, 4 miles shows
Dejta a 0unniDon sjveF.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
SUGAR Def1s PAID n ALL.

A farmer rat in q peusive mood.
His countensnce was blue!
He knew In six and thirty days
The mortgage would l,s due.
Just how to raiss the nsetisd dough
To psy the lIated debt,
Was past his comprehension, though.
And 10 he stewed xnd fret.
But while the farmer roared and fumed
There were elsnents at work
TI,st hsedsd not the lapse Of time,
Nor did their duty nhirk.
Ills sugar bests were growing fast
In spite Of drouth and wet,
And wksn II came he harvest time
Thsy paid the farmers debt.
-wlndsor Optimist.
] Pisnty Of money On hand for city d
county loans.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
Town Topics.
Farm Leans.

Money always on hand for farm
oans at per cent.
KING 4 SrEwARr.
No. g
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

When in Delta call on the Lynch
Studio for your photos. All work is
guaranteed and made satisfactory.
60-51
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

Plenty Of money to loan, cheap. Alb
stracts will be furnished.
FRED N. DIcKERsoN.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

The Peoples Pharmacy, the old stand,
carries . line that always pleaaes you.
Newsstand in connection.
5O|1.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
BITS and Brides.

+: BITS and Brides. |:
sssssssssssssssss zee. ssse
One thing about the Delta marshalls
they have their Price.
Fix the drain on the water trough in
front of The Independent Lumber Com
pany. Some cow-puncher will ride into
"bunch" Of mud some day and be
obliged to might herd" all the evening.
This outfit washed the windows of its
Office the other day and compositors
and editors have been obliged to wear
green goggles ever since. Oh! this
Colorado sunshine is fright.
Somebody mistook Ault for Welch
the other day. But then druggists and
attorneys do ''mix" good deal and
the mistake is easily explained.
A certain Delta young man travelled
to Hotchkiss the other day, returning
with his suit case alright but could not
find the contents when he reached
home. Terror seized his heart when
he thought of explaining to his wife,
but Fortune smiled-he had put them
in the telescope apartment. Probably
his vision was inclined to be telescopic
and he naturally threw his belongings
into that part of the case.
With 80 many Western Slope men in
Denver this week one may expect all
sorts Of tales when they return. Jar
man and Herrick left arm in arm and
it is to be hoped their return will be Is
friendly and as circumspect.
While the Business Mems association
is engaged in legitimate work-inter-
esting probable homeseekers-there is
one class Of population that is already
in majority and that is dog. Dogs
to the left Of US and dogs to the right |
of US" - one walks down the main
thoroughfares. Now while there are
many good. kind and well behaved dogs
there are also many mean, ugly, ILL
tempered dogs, and 1t ID the latter that
are in evidence. But then, there's the
dog tax and it's . source Of revenue,
50 one mustn't howl even II the dogs
do.
The regular meeting Of the Every.
Afternoon Gossip Club was held every
day this week. Eighteen presidents
and forty-two recording secretaries
were elected. Mrs.. Grimes reported
that Mrs. Windy had walked down the
street with Mrs. Smile-twice and the
matter needed prompt and efficient At
tsntion and publicity. Referred to
Committee on Butt-In's for disposal.
Mrs.. C. Everything noticed light In
one Of Mr.. Roll NJ. Highs windows
quite late the other evening. and she
really believed that there must have
been = poker game in operation or else
why would there have been q light
there 20 late? Referred to Committee
On Town Affairs with instructions to re-
port the matter TO the night marshall-
Nrs. Eve Dropper had heard that Mrs.
Knows Around had told Mrs. D. Wise
that her husband had almost come home
drunk the other evening, but didn't
quite. And the reason she knew It must
b. 70, was that her little boy had found
. besr bottle in the alley the day before
and It was right back Of Mr.. Knows
Around's house. Why, Of course he
must have been nearly drunk. Referred
to Publicity Committee with instruc-
tions to report that he WAS drunk for
hs Just ~ well might have been, and It
was nobody's fault but his own II he
wasn't. A matter laid over from last
wesk's meeting was to have been
h~rs,~ht ,,r II rns,rernad n c0nvAraa. |
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

With 80 many Western Slope men in
Denver this week one may expect all
sorts Of tales when they return. Jar
man and Herrick left arm in arm and
it is to be hoped their return will be Is
friendly and as circumspect.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

0oooooOoooooo0oo oooo oOoooO
One thing about the Delta marshalls
they have their Price.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

Fix the drain on the water trough in
front of The Independent Lumber Com.
pany. Some cow-puncher will ride into
a "bunch" Of mud some day and be
obliged to might herd" all the evening.
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

Somebody mistook Ault for Welch
the other day. But then druggists and
attorneys do ''mix" a good deal and
the mistake is easily explained.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-06-14
RETURNS True L
GRAND JURY iNDlcTs TWO FOR.
MER OFFICIALS OF THE MU.
TUAL LIFE COMPANY.

New York, June 12-Indictments
for forgery and perjury against Dr.
Walter G. Gillette and for forgery aod
filing false Statements against Robert
a Granniss, botn former rice presi.
dents OF the Mutua! Life Insurance
company, have been returned BY the
special grand jury which has been in.
'~estigating insurance affairs for the
past six weeks. The indictments
were returned 10 justice Scott in the
criminal branch Of the supreme court
when the jury went before him fo1
dismissal, having ended its labors.
Six indictments were found against
Dr.. Gillette. FIVE for forgery in the
third degree, and 4 for perjury. Mr..
GTanniss was indicted for forgery and
for making false statements to the
insurance department. the latter be.
ing a misdemeanor.
Both defendants Immediately sur.
rendered themselves and we're ad.
mitted to bail, DR.. Gillette in slO0CG
and Mr. Granniss in $4,000. their
cases being put over until the first
Monda. in September.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-06-14
NEWS CONVERSATIONS
Wednesday, June s.

The South Russian harvest promises
10 be the most abundant in the last
twenty years
Three hundred egg Gamblers are on
strike at Chicago for q nine-hour day
without reduction in wages
The boiler in a saw mill near
Frenchburg. NY, blew up, killing three
men and perhaps fatally iniuring three
others.
Twenty thousand tailors On the East
Side Of New York city are preparing
for a general strike for a uniform
wage scale and a shorter workday.
The National Wholesale Liquor Deal
ers' association met in annual conven-
ton 81 Louisville Tuesday. The first
session vas devoted 10 hearing the re,
ports OF officers.
The tide OF travel is setting across
the Atlantic with unprecedented
strength. Last January there were
issued passports aggregating 1873; in
February, 1919: March, 1,6SS; April,
1888, and May. 3,02S.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-06-14
MONTANA NINE FIRE
EIGHT MEN DEAD AS RESULT OF
eLAZE IN cOLLIERY AT
ROCKY FORK.

Anaconda, Mont. June 2.-One of
the most serious accidents in the his
tory Of coal mining i'll Montana has
occurred il the mines Of the Northern
Pacific at Rocky Fork, Carbon county.
Eight men are dead, ali victims Of
the deadly w~hitedamD that filed the
corridors OF the mine after a fire OF
the dead two were members OF one OF
the parties that entered the mine in
the effort TO reach the men known to
De there. The dead arc:
Terance Fleming, William Bailey,
Mike Gab.isge, Thomas Skelley. 81
McFale, Matt Reikka, Roy Ca1ey and
Joe Bracey.
When the dead body OF Bailey was
removed from the nine his aged
mother died from the shock.
The fire which caused the trouble
started in incline No. s. This was be-
lieved 70 be under control and & res
I party started down No. s incline.
when they reached g depth Of 1866
feet all were overcome. a second res.
cue party then went into the mine and
brought the first party 10 the surface
All were revived but Carey and
Bracey Farther down the incline six
other bodies were found. all beyond
hope q restoration 70 life.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-06-14
ROJESTVENSkY INDICTED,
Russian Admiral Must Stand Trial for
Loss of Fleet.

ST. Petersburg, June THE naval
III OF inquiry has presented an in
oictmenc against Vice Admiral RoiesC-
venshy, VINO commanded the Russian
feet al the battle OF the Sea OF Japan.
and the officers OF the torpedo boat
destroyer Bedoyi, which engaged and
sank z japanese torpedo boat. The
trial OF the indicted officers has been
fixed for July I. The penalty is death.
The Rech SAYS that General Rennen-
kampf, who commanded the Cossack
cavalry division during the war with
Japan, has preferred charges against
Lieutenant General LiEeyirch, who
was commander OF the Russian army
IN Manchuria. for holding communica-
tions with the revolutionary commit
tee Of the railroad men during the
strike on the Siberian railroad.
The army organ demands the trial
by courtmartial OF Colonel Reiman for
ordering summary executions during
and subsequent to the Moscow upris-
ing and cites twelve cases where the
colonel ordered men TO be shot with.
out trial.