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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
KING GEORGE
Notes. Personals. Etc.
King George Co., May Il.

King George Co., May l..
discrimination oi the fruit crop doe
pnt reveal any injury To the crop toy the
cold wave and frost that visited 'i'
country. doing So much damage l."
early vegetables.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills OF Washing
ton. arrived here Saturday ana nave
moved into their new home at stony
Point. ON Rosters Greek, near the 70
tomac. Mrs. Mills. nee Miss Narhci''
was formerly from this county, ana h'I
many friends are glad to welcome her
back. Their pretty new cottage Is up
to.date. and has been built under MIS-.
Mills special supervision. 80
Mrs. E.. T.. Holiday and Miss Ahe'
Stachan, who have been visiting '
Mathews county. are cNpc'Icd nome
to-day. r.,. l..l.
Mrs. German and bright little daugh
Ter. EVELYN. of Baltimore county, Ma
ARE quests al Miss LoH largest AT bleaN
Hill
Miss Mamie ;. Rogers is visiting her
SISTER. Mrs. owen P,cd. n Washington
Mrs. Ernestinc South returned ON Na'
nrdAv from ana extended visited ma WASH
mgtun.
Mrs. James II. Boggs aud two daugh
tcrs are guests of friends IN Washington
MIR. Henry A. Mason spent scNer"
laNs here la,t week at hls handsome
home. "Clcytland
Mr.. and Mrs T. Withcrs Boeg~ haN'
returned from visit To Col K. N.NasD
ing and family I'm Nc~tmopland
MIR. pandridgc Sale, oi ESSEX county
was "A gnest last week. oi MrNm. smith
Mr.. J. II. Hogg- spent several days U"'
week In Baltimore on business.
Mr.. Garrett Talalcrro, who has Deer
seriously i,i for some weeks. i- nor l".
proved.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
cRyfLnES AT ANLUM
Eastern Hospital Physician Accused e. Brutality.


ECClowes. ia his testimony before the
legislative committee mver. 2dtue ln'
aiiuirs of the Eastern STATE Hospital at
Williamsburg. declared Tuesday that
nltiert- had been treated Witl extreme
rrn,ltv los Oh, iormcras-i-tnht physician,
Dr. Williams llr said that uponcrrtan
oc,a-inn- Dr. Williams bad lost his tenn
prr at thc outclicS OF the patients during
line night. and. finding ont Who they
were ma the morning. had practcrd N"ri-
ous crueltic, upon them
Cloves. who has the hGunng contract
for the asylum. also testified tp list
FIGHT which hc had with Dr. Foster, thr
Superintendent. who stopped him Willie
hr was driving through the grounds.
Dr. Southuil. second assistant play -i-
riar. asked Cor tine cause ul his bang d'-
posed from ,hc position of first tosccond
assistant physician, replied that ID " '-
durtod .iirrrucrs between himself ana i'rf
/ Foster concerning Oh" management At
/ the hospital. hut stated that these d'N D.
cucr~ had since been settled.
81 understand. said senator Sad'"r,
/ that YOU DO not consider TINS an uir'o.
/ date institution.
II do mot. compared with Northern ih.
situations was the reply
The witness was asked NH'i'iri "'
+ Thought politics or Do lieiunhadanNihnH
tn do with UIr appointments at '"r
asylum
"Thcy did" said tine witness. "but
should not Nualnms viii have some
/ politics iurv,rAthiug
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
VIRGINIA NEWS

The rival medical colleges in Richmond
may unite.
Albert Bowel and Laura Y. Sis-or,
Of WcstmOreland County, Were licensed
to wed in Washington Wednesday.
Theergagcmeut OF R. 5. Blackburn
Smith. Of Berryville and Miss Iitltn Nc
Gin Leavcnwo,ih, oi Petersburg is az
nouuced-
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is liz n critical con
ition. Her lii' is hanging only 10y a
thread. Two nur-cs aud two doctors
are with her.
Tie dead body Of n white eirlclild.on'
week old. was found in n tree ON the
banks of the river near Hanover Court
House Wednesday. The matter is being
investigated.
The Flanhart Printing Co., which has
the contract for State printing Virginia
reports) has deiaulted in the work, and
the printing is now being done 10y tn,
contractors at the expense OF the firm.
Mrs. Sarah Vowel Smith Daingerfied,
wife OF Edward l. Daingerfield, president
of the Citizens National Bank If AleXan-
dria. died Tuesday at her country resi-
dence in Fairfax county. She issurvived
bv her husband. two daughters aud one
son.
The hunting season Of the Loudoun
Hunt Club. with headquarters at Lees
burg. has opened. and the club has been
reorganized. with WestmOreland Davis
master of hounds The board OF Gov
ernors consists of the following: William
C.. Eustis. d. b. Tenant, Westmoreland
Davis. II. +. Harrison, A. NJ. Chichester,
ir., T.. b. White, Henry Fairfax, and W.
4. Metzger Regular weekly runs will
he held.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
pRoDuce cuorATioN5


PHLAr-.fillt.
mia roller ...ar
l fan. 81, ln.llr
3 PENN tl..li l.i.
f.m. 80. Na.o H.
steady. 81. ".I.'
lower rit. a'D lIAl
timothy. sf--H l1r 'a.- fv. A
sfl.iv. uy. <II ttI lD.
hams e.. of POl Itl'-
stsa dy- h.n. ltise l'c. OH r.o-i
Zoe. Dress q hIm. cAn.C lows. ID .t
o'a masters IUc. BUTTER s.Dat
creamery. Be-. EGGS steady. sci .t
eli. 1.l.Ul. iec.. nearby. llisct &c.
crn. l1lsc.. southern. isc. fDlA O-7
steady. per AusAel s3N ayc.
BALTIMORE 30 WHEAT finn, 80.
2 spot. S7iac., steamer 10, spot
SIC: southern. SIC. COlt\, u..".
mixed spot 56c.. steamer mixed, % -,
southern. Sc. OATS frm white. 80.
. geo. NO o. ESQ 3sizc.. No. 81
N27i.c.. mixed. NO .. 37i2n3l+4c.;
10 9 3GiaN31c.: no. 4 33l1 ''c
BUTTER quiet: creamery sepafa Dr.
svtras 21M22c. held. lSN l9c.. pin.
22023 Maryland and PcnnsF taIia
dairy nriu,s 1GN17c. EGGS firms
fancy MARYLAND and Ponnsylra .l'
1C1.r.. virginia l''2c-t N'i 'i
gini,. 1Gi5c.: Southern. l-'.D.
NrW YORK - BUTTER easier.
creamery common to extra. -
20ikc.: do heli 130lSc.: removal d
common to extra. lOU lGi.c.. WIS rn
factory common 10 hrsts. llpl.c.
CuFrSE steady. old st'ta tIII
cream. lares 9sgna snail 81, CO. sol'r. oI.. END %.
~ fair N l3c. EGGS steady. state
Pennsylvanl8 anl arby fancy ~
iectcd while. 2oSe; do c9 loo i' T.
crn frsts. 17i.c.. do. seconds. t'2 70
f7c.. southerns. 1lN1Gizc POJL
TRY Dressed steady; ola chickens.
9Noihc: turkeys. IA l6c.. fowls,
N12c POTATOES irregular; B'r
muda. per barrel. $3N5. south Calo
Ina and Georgia s305; Florida. 81
G5.25: Maine. per bag. $500 80.
etote and western. S2U22J. Euro.
nean sl7502. Sweets weak. Jersey.
her barrel. sI5003. CARRIAGES casy;
per crate. sl.25N2.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19

PITTSBURG Union Stock Yards)..
CATTLE s -6f. 10 c4 H6Gs st,a5g o;
prine heayies. 36.S0DGS5; mediums.
Workers and pigs $500: rouehs 80
as. STlTEP steady; prime wothors.
S5.70T5S5: culls AMI commn sheep
so 5OG2.50: spring lambs. $3.50 1888:
veal calves, s5.5G0 T.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19

The Senate is having Il hot time
over the rate bill and some OF thu
Senators become so excited as t.
lose their heads and have to be call
ell to order. There is no necessity o.
boiling over, if the President has
changed base.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
Table Damasks and Napkins

This the season OF thee articles "ln-e At ta sea
fresh and especially priced To tempt buyers "ALt
COMPANY undoubtedly splendid assortment good linens uc
Rlaced iauak short lengths
M for Table 81 % $5O 81 - $500 piece" Good Pure
90 Splendid values li pure il' H''i7
at 81 90 81 -. $50, 3 co. - - per Dozen
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19

The Baltimore Sun reached it's
Goth birthday Thursday and sent
out its congratulations to its pa
irons. The Sun is one Of the newsiesi
and most reliable dailies OF the coun-
try, and is worthy Of the extensive
patronage it enjoys.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
Glove Fitting C0rsets

market istle
Glove Fitting and at WALLACE COMPANY there be- variety OF
hanes suial han long or short
bust low bnt Empire or gre design ""
the celebrated forests fii' - w"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
EOR RENE

The Charlottesville property for rent.
For terms &C., apply to
NJ S. Chancellor,
m1O-2w Fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19

The largest battleship ahoat L.
England's Dreadnaught. but Con
gress is about to provide fora larger
one.and someone has suggested that
it shall be named "Skeerd-O' Moth
ing" Those names would be all
right since it is not expected that
they shall ever come in conflict with
each other.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19

The question as TO whether the
Canal Commission is to purchase
supplies from home merchants OF
whether it is to purchase onthe open
market is a question now before
Congress. The Secretary OF War
favors the open market and the Pres
ident approves his position. This
looks like economy, and Congress
will likely look at it in that light.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19

Mr.. Tillman is firm i'm his belief
that Mr.. Roosevelt has changed base
on the rate bin. Notwithstanding be-
SAYS to the contrary. one thing Il
sure and that is the bill has changed
from the custody OF Democrats and
a few Republicans VINO stood with
them to that of the Republicans who
were opposed tothe President sview'
a few days ago. and is now con
trolled by the Standard oil Kings
in the Senate. If the President did
not bring about this condition OF
things, who did?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
White Goods and EmbrOideTieS

The rage for White Waists and Dresses s confines and tie
Summer Of 1906 will likely prove supply Undesirable White Go IDS short oil the
demand Lovely White Merd Wastngs are here at Zoe rue imported
Nannoks Embroidery Cloths Danish Cloths here at correct
o Color Woven Madras the regular VSn
f,r y cents: nchIa CENTS 10 and l24 cents
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19

Lawyer Patrick, under sentence OF
death at Sing Sing and who has been
several times respited, was again
respited Monday for thirty days.
The governors action was necessary
for the courts to pass upon the
newly discovered evidence i'll thecase.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-19
THE PRESIDENT AND TllER\If
BILL.

President Roosevelt ON the ono
hand and Senators Bailey ana lllI
man ON the other appear to nal'
drifted into "a highly sensational
middle over the rate bill. 1t will hc
recalled that some time ago the
President invited conference with
several Democratic Senators with ~
view to securing the cooperation OF
the Democrats i'm the passage oi a
rite bill which met hiSapproval 1t
i,now alleged. that when the l'resl-
dent found that the Democrats
would in all probability pet mo- lit'le
credit for the passage Of the rateblll,
and being suspicious Of deal ON the
part of Senator Aldrich and Dem
o,rats To rob him of the glory. II
there be any. for the legislaton' he
abandoned the position he had out
lined To the Democrats he had called
t. his assistance. aud accepted the
Allison amendment without notify
inc his allies of his change OF front
II is doubtful whether the contro-
versv will ever be- cleared up entirely.
but Mr.. Tilman in "A settlement
throws some interesting light upon
the subject So far as Senator Aldrlel
is concerned. He says that Senator
Aldrich. in conversation with him
and Senator Bailey. said.
THAT We had him and his crowd
whipped: that he and aud Bailey
would be- senators long after Roosevelt
mad LETT the White House. that since he
recognized his defeat. bee was Wiling loI
lis To 90 on and make the bill IN accord
ance with our ideas. provided "nll
that We would allow him and his croWd
10 get the credit and not the President
Neither Mr. Bailey Observation-Disclosures
the Aldrich proposal seriously iorseNera.
reasons. the chief oi which WAS that We
realized the country would ml~under
stand our motive should we have co..
operated with the Aldrch element. even
though we could have made itpmn thar
we had them whipped 10 "a stands'lil. a.
was actually tho case until the President
deserted Us
All of which goes to show that it II
n bad plan ever to dickcr with the
enemy On any account. Suspicion l.
bound to creep in. and charges oi
treachery are sure to follow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
d
YES u
Es TO
OBSERVED

Two.e Ieasti. All Saints day
and All Souls, day, are being kept
hoIv. tlifo lristendom this
week. The feasts. sc All Saints is
being observed to By; the feast of
All Souls, On FfIday.
The feastSof Az SAINTS, a holy
dav of obligation, had its origin
during the Pontifcate Of Pope Boni-
face w, in the year COZ It's name
was received from the temple IN
which tha feast was observed at
Rome, 9tere Pone Boniface cleaned
the id5Iatrous temple of the Pam
theon Fecian expressed for <Eali
gods and, having deposited in it
g wagon loads Of relics of the
martyrs taken from the Catacombs
dedieatedit to the Blessed Virgin
Its observance, however. was not
EXTENDED to the whole church until
the year 49,. when Pope Gregory ~
made 1t q holy day to be observed
throughout the world to the end Of
time.
The origin of All Saints day
dates back to the early days on the
church. The faithful used to gath
er together when a death occurred
and spend a night in prayer. This
feast. ordained by the apostles, was
the origin of memorials" which are
80 prevalent in the ranks of the
brofherly orders and Organizations of
all kinds and Denominations at the
present time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
PgsEl Robbers
ODE 81 FOR
Lg! R!IIg


James Miller and John Morgan
were arrested on The street Wednes
day evening By Chief 81 Police
Scott and Officer JAMES Simms for
having knocked at the door of a
woman's house ON Monticello
axenue and when she opened II. de-
money from her, but were
frightened away BY her screams
There was no evidence to show that
they intended to rob the woman
when they were given hearing BY
Acting Mayor W. 81 Cole at the
regular session of police court
Thursday morning and they. could
not be punished on charge of att
tempted robbery. They were ffnel
IS and costs each, however, for lott
ering in the streets and IN default
of payment sent to jail for five
DAYS each. They claimed they were
merely begging.
Michael Neely was put in the pen
called a city lookup by Officer.
Sfmms and Brooks for being drunk
in the streets. He was fined s. and
costs by the acting mayor and in
default of payment was sent over to
jail for five days.
John Perkins and John Prunr
each paid fines Of s. and costs for
in the city's streets in an
condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
Killing the Birds

Edward j. Wood went beyond
ySuiet Dell this afternoon to hunt.
He announced just before leaving
he intended to shoot every bird he
saw. hut his return will likely dis
clos ethe fact that he was only Jest
ing. In the event he does what he
saws. lac will likely telephone for G..
P. HowelI's automobile, which has
made some prominent records on the
road Mr. Wood took. We rather
think however, Mr.. Wood viii re-
sall tie poem in the school books
mat resds @Don't kill the birds.
and win give it a practical illustra-
lion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
SHAVI3F THE B.&0.
TRAIlSF ERRED HERE

S. y. St9Jv, industrial agent in
charge of the agricultural interests
for the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad,
arrived in the city today and open
ed up his headquarters here, having
been transferred TO this place for
three months from Parkersburg.
While here he viii endeavor to get
the farmers If this vicinity inter
ested in the growing Of alfalfa, be-
sfdes looking after the other busi-
nessyof his position. He firmly be-
lieves that alfalfa can be raised here
very successfully and he will try to.
induce as many farmes as lac can
to take the thing up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
.RsoHl

Md. She5ilg NE aIetropoii-,
.tatn 4 baY Il NJ tIts pool and
Billiard rooils 81 the Mel
ropolitln. Y '..re Ies'l t ~ I,
Saloon Fixt5ire psng il here
from ginciIlnHt ehnrse o.
The wtrk. yls siN Islple
upon thc " f GSlSS sts ae foe -
Tho place le. opel ~ 4 LeNs
come one ofStile most gfpltlat OF tl.i
Kind in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
. + d Will
{. {. I. . 4 o Right Thing

Hon. Marcus L. Riblett, of Lum=
berport, Harrison county, w. Va, is
a gentleman of mature years. He
was born and raised in Harrison
county. He is. a representative OF
the laboring class, mechanic Of
ability. He has good common
school education and has been a
close reader. He has been mem
Der OF the Methodist church 80
Years and has filed many offices in
the same. He is now a member of
the official board of the church at
Lrmberport and has been Epwortll
League president for years. He is
identified with the young people OF
his church and town. Hc is a mem
Der of the btmberport lodge of Odd
Fellows and has filled all chairs in
the lodge. He Is faithful worker
in church and lodge. He is a mem
Der of Shinnston Encampmcnt No.
20. He is mayor of Lumberpot.
Mr. Riblett promises. il elected to
the legislature, to study all matters
brought before the legislature ami
do what IS right.
VOTER.
Lumberport. Oct. 80, 1906.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
81 IlEas GALL
on OCH
NE


Atos Of the retail merchants oil
che citf became personally aeqiIa7nt
ed viii officials Of the big Who'll esale
houses Of the city of G Cleveland We'd
nesady evening when members Of
the wholesalers board Of the Cfeve
land Chamber Of Commerce visited
the city for the purpose of meeting
retailers who deal in their particular
lines.
he visitors came In their special,
train of two Pullman coaches on
their seventeenth annual trade exc
tension excursion through the state
from Weston where they visited the
merchants there IN the afternoon
They stayed here over night and at
$3.50 in the morning they left for
salem and other points west.
On their arrival here the Cleye-
land gentlemen were met at the sra
tion BY number of prominent blisi-
ness men and shown about the city.
All of themimmediatelY went to see
the merchants IN their special line
of trade and had very pleasant
chat with them about trade condi-
lions. In the evening concert by
Prof. Crows orchestra was given
in their honor in the lobby Of Tie
Waldo hotel by Manager Galley Of
the hotel and with the local retail
ers, some of whom rendered suppers
at the hotel, the evening was very
pleasantly passed
The visiting gentlemen were
greatly impressed with Clarksburg
and smoke very enthusiastically of
the surprising progress of the city
and of the excellent buiness condi=
tIons OF the place. They were very.
we'll pleased with the Success Of
their visit here and believed that it I
had the result Of Strengthening the
of the local retailers with !
the Cleveland wholesale coneeln
very materially.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
owe RgI0RK IN HEAT
SENDS MAN CRAZY

0yer-eXertion while at work IN
the heat Of a glass factory at North
yieu- has affected the mind Of Phil-
lip NJ, Golf. a married man Of
NorfhNie', and he Will be taken II
the Weston insane asylum.
When examined. in the COUNT
iail Thursday forenoon by Magis-
trate Gordon and Doctors O. A
Flowers and G. r Ogden. he keeps
TALKING wildly about a trunk he Ind
ut ire b q o. railroad station cons
timing a million dollars. After
Tho medical examination the magia-
trate adjudged Golf crazy and COM
mitted him to the state insane
asylum. he williBe taken there in
q day OF so,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
he Ar THE I. |. OF
THE ATGAI IS
~. q.

2 & =.
Many newspapsss ~ Els.91s ile-
counts OF the late llta riot stat
ed thar the organized st1ldent body
of Clark univefsity. oteCi lnsti-
sutton. was mp inaf resist the
officers of the law, he soldiers
in preserving order this re-.
markable stntement on > Ohm
Temple Graves maf7s IN an
editorial in the 4tlatta 6eorgian OF
Oct. Is. He states aI9sQll ther
things the following: he y resident
Of Clark Univcrsity- is Dr. ~. a..
Crognlan. and thase VIII knox KIM
among the wliteytaee a1'e' cor
daily and fully.pf the opinion thai
he is one of the Strongest and best
executive factors al446ng the negro
race toward the promotion Of law
and order and good cond net
The recent funors about Clark
University are absolutet unjust ~.
fact that they State that the student
BODY opposed theiofh geFs, etc.
In point. CT faetgS Tie riot on the
22nd occurred inst days before
the fall opening of laf1. tniyerslty
and on the evening in lesion there
were two negraFsB on the.
grouds of the III +.
Ii is plain Pm TN lSpye that
manv of the neT8s I'd not give
true version oft.tle Atlanta riot.
If YOU wish to get The truth OF that
affair go 10 thgs.AY sten;st reet school
hall tonight and aSargs be- Beg pr.
Isaac Il. Thomas, who xs lying IN
Atlanta at the t7mc ana stgs an eve
witness to whit fogk iaee. Or;
Thomas is Splendid for ans
forcible speaker. He conserva-
tive in his views 3as afeall negro
speakers trained ~ schools OF
the 4. NJ. i. Shur9H will not
speak exclusively Of the tlanta riot
but his subject is observations OF OF
Conditions in lie South, 2 He Wi
nj times have hiss5udience in roar
Of laughter, and then he will be-
come pathetic and brin gteas TO
their ewes. Hear Or. Thomas to-
night. \ FREQ ofeipg will be taken
Mt the door.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
WARRANTS OUT
FOR BURGLARS

Warrants are III. Fas two uniden-
titled c,lored follows giving THEN.
names as Strick Jackson and
Charles Jones The warrants were
issued Thursday ly Justice J n.
David at the insanee OF Haydtr
Cork and ohm T. Candy. They
are charged with breaking into the
slaughter house an Gorlls place on.
the West Milford road and stealing
Two beef hides belonging to Mr.
Candy and HHllte,rat So eacll. The
hides were found 1T Il %. Wilson 4
Sons place of jtIisiness with Stanf' "
mark Of oAVneTsl9lp
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
AZ go I3fe

NEW York. Nov
meeting Of the execpti5e
of the West Virginia ire
writers Association and e
nittees OF Western and
ions to consider the percent
the adYance IN rates ind
part IN that state today tie
Gus decision was reached e NO
resembling the advance So
has thus far been made to
This action was taken ~ " es
the fact that general
of the analytical schedttle
.nlde IN West Virginia, the, t;q
which will be an advance IN q
upon such risks, where an aeEql,,
is no more than justi1iall
needed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
BIG TURN OUT
AT MARGARET

The Republican meeting at Mar
garet was very largely attended and
was gratifying in every respect. The
school house was crowded and the
interest was deep. Hon. Raymond
Maxwell and Charles G. Coffman-
secretary OF the county committee,
made addresses, which were pleasing
and convincing. The meeting gave
Strong evidence that the tax laws are
working fine in that section ami
TINT a larger Republican majority
than ever dEege willsbe EqlEed up this
fall. Iii 49, il.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
sRE
PASSES HR

"a
President Oscar Murray, of the
BaIfeiai8fe & Ohio's special train ar
1-ixad here ffom Parkersburg at noon
and'departea for Grafton and Fair
mont adhead back to. Rich
wood; thence Eby. way of Buckhap-
non to the east. a brief inspae-
ton Wastlnades hete9 uaao11ou To- .
In, The party, lbesides ii Pres idept
NIurnsvs abe54 vice. Rresident . RAM
dolph- and Fo5ter !; Chief Engineer
d. GarcFliefs General Manager
Thomas Fitzgerald Chief Engineer
Of Maintenance of Way j. b.
Dickson: @Genearal Superintendent
of Motive Power J. =. NIulfield,
and Manager of Passenger Traffic
d. B. Martin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-01
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DIES N HOSE Il

Walter Ward died IN St. ~.
hospital Tuezday afternoon g
O'Clock from pneunto1iIa
The dead man told the hqslll
authorities that has Hume .7
Charleston ana that he hac
ter there by the name q n Es: *
He came to Clarksburg fr9lsl Z
burg. walking all the way
Monongah. Exposure mus
cont racted the disease which
his death. When he aFFlgs
C!larkaburg he went 9t oiiSe
Hospital and asked the sisters y
mil him and seeing he go ~
they willingly did go. Nate
about As years OF age.
The body was sent vi t5liak
"wednesday night on tram
aud the burial Will taiSe plsce