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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12
Harry ST. George Tucker to be In
vlted by High School.
STUDENTS GRADUATE THIS MONTH
But commencement Exercises Will
Not Be Held Untl June as Usual
MIR. Tucker Said He Would Accept
Invitation.

1t is very probable that Hon Harry
81. George Tucker. president of the
jamestown Exposition Company, Will
deliver the annual address 10 the
Gags 1906 of the local High school
leid at the Academy of Muse on the
A.ght Of Monday. June II.
fhe board Of school trustees las;
right Instructed superintendent e
schools w. c. Morton 10 write a per
nal letter 10 Mr.. Tucker. inviting
I'm 10 deliver tho address. Mr..
cker told Prof. Morton several
j. nths ago that he would deliver the
address and the latter il confident
mat the formal invitation when he Is
10 extend will be accepted
Last year SIR. Tucker was invited
10 deliver The address to the gradual
il, class of The High school. but he
dil not receive the invitation in time
IL make arrangements to accent. Al
tat time he said that he would be
sad to come here this year as he had
meyer appeared in public in Newport
! US ana wag anxious for an oppOr-
unity . do 50.
1t was feared that Mr. fuckers
many duties az president of the
Jamestown Exposition Company
you'd prevent him from accepting an
Invitation this year. but it was since
his appointment that he told Prof.
Morton that he would arrange ca
ccme.
MIR. Tucker is now ON his way home
from his European tour lie sailed
Yesterday from England on the White
star Liner Majestic ana will reach
New York III" latter narl Of ncxt
week.
The high school class CT 'OG WIN
graduate on January 90, bu, the clos
ing exercises will not he held until
June as usual The honor member,
Gf the class arc as follows: Valedic.
torlan. Robert u. Perkins; salutator-
ian, Miss Mamie Clements: class os
eayiAt, Mr.. Lawrence Bcouchard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12

Mr.. Wilkinson and Mr.. Barrett were
members of tho rules and regulations
committee OF the board and there
is ONLY one member Of that COM
mittec, Mr.. Hunter, left.
The school board held its regular
meeting in tho assembly hall of the
High school building last night with
tho following members present:
Pickett. chairman; Cooper, Harrison.
Phillips, Graf, Nclms and Hunter.
Must Report on Time.
Superintendent of Schools w. C..
Morton, requested the board 10 post
pone tho hearing of his and the prin-
cipals' reports on the public school
teachers from the regular meeting
Of the hoard in February until some
future meeting. After due consid-
Grafton the board refused to grant
the request on The grounds that it
would b' unable 10 carry out its
contract with The fiftcer teachers
who were last session notified that
unless their work this session show
ed an Improvement they would be
dropped from the roll.
Mr.. Morton stated that his reason
ior requesting the postpOnemcnt of
The hearing was that of the teachers
were elected this session and that
he was unable TO give n favorable
report on their work in February
because the teachers have NOT been
working long enough for him to make
GOOD estimate on their work.
Semi-AnnuaI Promotion.
Superintendent Morton informed
the board that the semi-annual pro-
motions would take place on January
rs. The Pupils now in the eighth
grade will he admitted to the High
school on January % and the seventh
grade pupils will enter the High
school on September of next session.
The superintendent recommended
that Miss Mary Jones, who is now
teaching the eighth grade, be pro.
noted to the position OF High school
teacher with an increase of s15 per
month in salary. and be allowed TO
teach her present grade after It on.
tiers the High school The board
adopted the recommendation
AT The recommendation of The
building committee the board order
ed dozen window shades for school
No. 4, in East End and other school
supplies.
Report of Superintendent.
superintendent Morton submitted
the following report on the enroll
ment and average daily attendance
of pupils:
No. on Ron Az Daily Att.
Hight school ,l22 116
White school, No. /, 564 497
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12
Mr. Johnson a Clerk

MIR Richard NJ. Johnson. of this
city. has been appointed clerk in
the House OF Delegates. Mr.. John.
son is spending the winter in Rich
mond for his health. He was sup.
ported by the entire delegation from
Tidewater
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12
rvs.1nl
High School Students

The Newport News High School
Literary Society will hold its regu-
lar bi-weekly meeting in the assem-
bly, hall of the High School build
ing this afternoon, commencing al
o'clock. A number of matters Of
importance are to be considered after
which an especially prepared lite
rary program will be rendered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12

proving slowly and hope is now en-
tor'ainod for his recovery Robert
Brown. who is alleged 10 have as
sanltcd the man. is still in Jail.
awaiting Il preliminary hearing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12
CHIEF REYNOLDS SUBMITS
HIS REPORT FOR DECEMBER
Arrests Made BY Police DEPARTING y,
During Month and Disposition
of Cases.

The board OF police commissioners
met IN regular monthly session last
night, Chairman II. y. Holmes and
MT r. d. Holloway being present.
The commissioners disposed of ron,
tine business and received Chief Rey-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12
Threatened With Typhoid

Deputy City Sergeant G.. G.. Cur
It's is i'll al his home in East End
He is threatened with typhoid fever
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12
Disposition of Cases

UIIIctFs on Observation-Disclosures. 10
DAYS: Pearson, 10 days.
Officers sick-Wood. 81 days: Pad
geit. ] day; Boswell, . days; Conncl-
Is. | day; Fisher. days.
Officers observation-disclosures. Dec. "A.
Officers ppointed-Adams, Dec. IA.
Respectfully submitted.
j. ". REYNOLDS.
Chief of Police.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12

nolds report for The month of Doc.
cmher.
The chiefs report is given in fun
below
Newport News. Va, Jan. /. 1906
Report OF the chief OF police for the
month ending Dec. $lst. 1909:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12

All Heating Stoves. Blankets and
Comforts offered at reduced prices at
BUXTON & PARKER'S. >. I-1I.2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12

After ordering number of bills
to be paid the trustees adjourned
after remaining in session about
two and one half hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-12
Timberlake is Improvinu

Walter Tlmberlake, the negro who
was beaten over the head with
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ana Isabella but tickets ent passengers in the coach viii
the
arVica
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conductor pecio de bl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
.OTRO JUlClO De IA
American Sugar
Refining Co
10 que dijO sl jusz HoIt,
DlstdTs0 ds u ahOgadO sn que Sc hlz0 TsfersR-
eIa d sIgnIfIGaa0 Dc una Erase.

En- Is Corte de Circuito de los Estadoa
UnidoE ha tenido lugaE otro juicio de Ia
American Sugar Refining Co. =, la que
ha sido acusada de haber recibido cerca
de $26, 900 en- rebaias de II lfnea de farTo.
carriles, New York Central Ia que fue
convicta ia del mismo delito.
El juez Holt dijo que 81 jurado debfa
decidir en contra de la acusada 81 tenia la
conviction de que las rebajas habfan sido
hechas despues de promulgada la ley
ElkinB aunque 81 eomercio para 81 pago
fue hecho antes de pasar Ia citada acta
Elkins.
Joseph H. Choate pronunci6 un diEeur-
so ante Ia Corte con Tefarencia al Bignifca
do de Ia Erase s'deberd7a ser trGe8portados'
contenida en- una de las cI6usulaa de Ia ley
Elkins
EI juez Holt declar6, sin embargo, que
no tiene duda del aignifcado del eatatuto
y dijo al juTado que podfa prescindir de
las dudas de Mr.. Choate 81 eataba conven.
cido de que los $26, 600 habfan sido acep-
tados por Ia Compafifa de azicaT faltando
asi & las clausulas de Ia ley.
El iuez Parker critic6 Ia acci6n del
director de La Corporation diio aLiurado
que no debfa oJvidaT los derechos de 10
mil aecioniatas que tenfa que proteger.
Diio que ell estaba SECURE de que ell
presideute Roosevelt serfa correcto en- este
case, como en- todos los otFos.
EI juez Holt, no crey6 necesario hacer
una replica extensa q Mr.. Choate. Des-
pu6s de media hora de deliberaci6n yolvi6
el jurado inquirir 81 Ia aceptaci6n de la
rebaia de $4,000 constitufa IN delito. 81
juez Holt dijo que 81, puesto que Ia rebaia
habfa sido aceptads en- violaci6n de Jas
clSusulas del acta EIkins.
La senteneia Sc aplaz6 para prOnunciar.
la junto con la de la-"New York Central
por haber 6sta concedido las rebajas la
Compaffa de azdcar. ~
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Ell AVOCADO COOK
y Ia poIitiCa Gu
bana.
Segdn dice 6I, Sc haGen esfuerzOs
para ell pTOteCtOradO.
Ahada que Alfredo zayas sera prObabIsmsnts
GIegldO presldents.

FL captain easily Cook, abogado On
ell No. 100 Broadway, quien dice repre-
sentaT un nGmero de capitalistas america
nos, hizo conocer hace POGO los detallcs de
IN plan por medic del cuRl, dice eI, que
ciertos poderosoH intereses buscan ell con.
seguir la extension del protectorado anne
ricano en- Cuba.
Segdn dice 81 captain Cook (que gan6
su tftulo militar siryiendo en- un regimen.
to de Ohio en- la campafia de Cuba Dc
hacen en- Cuba grandeB esfuerzos para es.
tablecer eEs protectorado.
Sc ha hecho un euidadoso escrutinio,
del que ha resultado que uD 85% de los
propietariog, comercianteB y profesionaleg,
abogan por el protectorado que asegurar6
la estabilidad y Heguridad en- todos los
asuntoB comerciales.
El captain Cook dice, que entire los que
desean el protectorado SO hallan promi-
nentes cubanos y hombres que repreasntan
$3.50, 100000, ingleses canadenses y anne
ricanos.
Todos quieren unirse para frmar una
apelaci6n al presidente Roosevelt al
Congreso de los Estados Unidos, pidiendo
un pTotectorado americana en- la isla.
Manuel Hernandez, que representa- una
casa banquera de Nueva York, ha salido
para Cuba llevando notas de los s'bills''
propueatos para llevar 81 Congreso. FL
senador Beveridge presentara el "bilr'
americana.
Dice el capit6n Cook que Alfredo "a.
Yas sera probRblemente elegido presidente
por los liberales, pero dudamos que este
partido Sc mantenga en- orden.
Sc pedira tambi6n un comii6 del Con-
gyeso para visitar la isla en- Enero es.
tudiar las condolences ALI, especialmente
las fnanzas del pals.
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JOIIIN -OL4O .
P. o. Box 688. San Juan, P. R
m a II n-r
NOTlGE

Having to vacate his present location on
the Marina, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition,
Contractors supplies, AnviIs, Vises, Crow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper. Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, NEW and second hand), creosoted
piles, twelve sets of new plataform scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, Wheelbarrows, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN CLOY.
P.O. Box esq San Juan Pto. Rico.
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Ell compado de ada dad dbe deposar
eento del vao que R sea yendd pdra
das iguient al verified Areibo PutO
(sgned) A NIatti.-CoetOr
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF P0RT0 Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLIoA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

En- Ia Colturfa de de Arebo e da 19 de Dmb
Dc 1905 los 5nts da di las de mana venddos los
las habe agdo
PRoPETARIos Description PrOpd COnibuciones gastO
PRINfERA sUBAsTA
Qufs lI2 2cuerdas ts4no barrio Esperanza 1898
Manuel Auqudo 131I2 abaIroE
Francisco Marton Felipe
Auegoda SO
de Argoita 1O6
Manuel Cntr6n IL i'd id id
Cecilia Cosme 16 id id id id id
Bibiano Hernandez 81 id ario
Manuel Lopez id i'd abana Hoyos
Felipe NegTon 12 id id i'd id id
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raj Darlington recomend6 la destituei6n.
Dice Garlington:
Ellos paTecen estar de acuerdo para re-.
sistir la declaration del culpab.e; por. 10
-tanto ellos deben estar juntos tambi6n
para Tecibir el castigo que les impongan.
El Departamento de Ia Guerra tiene
intenci6n de empezar las reclutas al mo-
mentO, para que las tres companies puedan
ser llenas tan pronto como sea possible. Sc
cree probable que algunos de los hom.
bres echados de las companies les sera
permitido enlistarse otra vez, 81 le presen-
tan Roosevelt pruebas de no haber tent
do participation en- el motin.
En- este case, cada causa Be Verfa por
separado atendiendo los propios meritos
de Ia persona Begdn el Presidente 10 Gre
yeBe mas Gonveniente.
En- eata imprenta 20 vends papaI yieio (
n II
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d CAN sell
Your Real Estate pr Business
TOPEKA,
AV.IS S 0

TeniendO que trasladar su resideneia de
la Marina Ell abajo firmado ofrece en- ven-
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
cOntado.
Tres cajas de hierrO en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornillos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamaflOs, espigo-
nes, c'avos, hierro galvanizado, gatOs cor
naquis. .-~
Cordages de Manila de todas clases y ta-
maflOs, cable de alambre, mOtones, anclas,
remos, Iona y estOpa, alquitran y PEI, acei-
to, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
caballos, papel de filtro embreado para
techO, herTamientas para herreros, camas
para el ejercito [nueVas y de segunda ma
mol, estacas creosotadas, ,12 juegos de roma
mas para plataforma de peso de 600 1900
Ib., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
carros y un gran surtido de artGculos de
alta mencion.
Afadiendo 10 expresadO que la casa
misma en- que Sc eneuentran los enaTrados
artIculOs, Sc ofrece igualmente en- venta,
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AMERICAN Railroad COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

Schedule trains effect and after Febrero Between
San Juan. Carolina Arecibo CamuY Isabella
and Ponce.
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Y es un remediO exceIente para las
TOses, ResfriadOs. Tisis, PuImOnfa,
PulmOnes debiIitadOs, DebiIidad
general, Perdida de Carnes y tOdas
las Intermediates extenuantes.
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REAsuRY gEpARTArEnT Of PoBro REQ
sUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.


sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs .IlnfuEBLEs
ia nternas I)enbre
1SOo
PRoPIETARIos Description dc Propiedad Contruones gaza
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs


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tas en- Cubuy F'' 2711
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(Firmado) J. sanchez--sub-C Collector.
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lMnIcLnlR GENERAL

C1NsEJo "A LAS MADREs.--EI jarabe calnlante de
IA Sen Wnsow debe sempe que los nnos estan
e. odo de IL denticion Proporcona alvio Immediate
a. Pequeno pacent produce un sueno natural tranquIo,
alvia e door el angelic desperta muy VVo alegre.
Is muy agradabie al palsdar esma. Il no abanda sus
eneas, aiva sus dolores hace faeies las fncones del
est6mago regua los iutestnos. Es el mejor remedio
conocdo paa,a drea va pevenga esa de IA deniici6n
de cuaquera otra casa engase mueho eudado en- ped
e Iarabe Calnante de IA Sonora Wnslow ~ el meot
da todos
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-22
POST RESIGNS
AS TELLER At
FARMERS BANK

A Thad Post has rendered his
resignation as teller Of the Farmers
bank to take effect March / Mr.
Post has been identified with the
bank ever since it began business two
years ago and has been largely IN
strumental in its splendid success.
he has been a popular. efficient Of
iicial and has helped greatly in max
ing il an influential financial insti-
tuition. His vide acquaintanceship
IN the county and popularity and
personal magnetism have attracted a
high character Of patronage. and his
place win be hard to fill.
Mr.. Post has two or three very
flattering offers, which he is consid-
ering, but it is more than likely he
will 60 into business for himself.
He Is a hustler. possesses fine busi-
ness sagacity and will succeed IN
whatever he undertakes as he has in
the past.
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OF ENGAGEMENT

The engagement of Mr.. Formau
=, Wallis, Of this city. and Miss
Chester Geppert. OF Gallipolis. Ohio.
sister Of William L. Geppert. of
sharon, Pa, a former editor of he
Telegram, has been announced. The
announcement was made al the home
Icf Miss Marilla Bowie. il GaliipoIis.
st. Valentines day The Daily
Tribune, Of that city IA its issue Of
Feb. rs says
very elegant ST. Valentine
Z O'Clock dinner. OF Miss AiariIla
Bowie and Miss Louise Jones, given
at the home Of the former Wcdnes-
|day evening. the announcement ~
|tEe wedding in early summer Of Mr..
Fqrmm B. Wallis, Of Clarksburg.
Nv VA. and Miss Chester Gcppcrt.
one Of the fairest Of our GaliipoIis
ladies. was made known The
place cards were small hearts az
tached to ribbons running 10 a beaai-
|tiful flower dish of ofcarnations. and
larger hearts amid the flowers con-
|tained III { announcements. which
were drawn by each one. Mr.. Wal
lissis to be congratulated on secur-
ing 50 fair and estimable lady Tor i
companion, and an viii unite ii
good wishes for both
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-22
MONUMENT WORKS
MOVE TOGLENEL

Owing to rapidly increasing bust
ness the Wells granite and marble
monument works, now located on
West Pike street, has been forced to
seek new and larger quarters. Mr..
Wells has succeeded in securing a
lot in Glen Elk, 25 by 100 feet, upon
which he will erect two-story brick
building. The new shop will be
fully equipped with the latest pneu-
matte tools, driven bv compressed
air. The building will be erected
on the lot adjoining Vests feed
store. The B. & o. side track runs
directly to the back door and this
viii greatly facilitate the receiving
and shipping of the work. When
thus equipped the Wells marble
works will be better prepared than
ever to take care of their large
business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-22
TELEPHONE MEN
IN CONVENTION
At PARKERSBURG

The first annual convention o. the.
West Virginia Independent Tele-
phone association began IN Parkers-
burg Thursday afternoon. The
feature of the afternoon session was
an address BY President J. Walter
Barnes, Of Fairmont, general man
ager Of the Consolidated Telephone
company Mayor ID. II. Leonard
viii deliver an address Of welcome
at the night session. About f25
telephone men are in attendance.
Officers for the coming year will be
elected tomorrow.
The present officers are as follows:
J. Walter Barnes, president. Fair
mont.
w G. Handlan, yice-president,
first district, Wheeling.
VIM NJ. Cayton, vice-president,
second district, Parsons.
J. W. Downs, yice-president,
third district, Buckhannon.
w. i. Rector, yiee-presidcnt,
fourth district, Ravenswood.
Lon HI. Hutchinson, vice-presi-
dent; fifth district, Huntington.
A. G. Davis, secretary, Parkcrs-
burg.
Executive committee. Walter
Barnes, Fairmont; w. Q. Handlan,
Wheeling; Lon II. Hutchinson,
Huntington; +. X. Htrtford,
Charleston; A. C. Davis, Parkers-
burg.
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CAMPBELL PRAISES
HIS HOME CITY

Harry L. Campbell, formerly Of
Wheeling, who has been located at
Clarksburg, w. Va, for the past
couple OF years, was an interesting
visitor in the city yesterday and last
night, says the Wheeling Intelligen-
ced. Mr.. Campbell is connected
with a large home furnishing house
in the metropolis of the central part
of the state and reports business ex-
eellent in his line. He speaks en-
Enthusiastically of the outlook for
Clarksburg in the future There is
plenty of coal and gas in that sec
tion and these natural advantages
are attracting a large amount Of
capital there, which is being invest
ed in manufacturing plants and in
other ways. Mr.. Campbell, who has
a number Of relatives in the city,
viii remain here for several days for
the purpose Of attending to some
business matters and visiting his
relatives.
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FARMERS MAY
GET FORECAST

Chief Willis L. Moore, of the
United States Weather Bureau. has
sent notice through the counties Of
MARYLAND, Virginia and West vir-
ginia, that farmers who have tclc-
phones may have the benefit Of the
daily weather forecast and warnings
by calling the exchange with which
they are connected, after 10 a. m.
The operators viii at once furnish
the text of the forecast up to s p. m.
the next day. which covers a period
of nearly 36 hours.
This has been brought about
through the cooperation o. the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
company with the weather bureau.
The system has worked with sue
cess in other parts of the country.
For number of years farmers Of
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania. In
diana, Illinois. Michigan and Iowa
have had the benefit Of the service,
and, it is said. in Ohio alone 2O0,-
600 farmers receive each morning
by telephone the weather forecast.
T
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farewell
ADDRESS
is READ
.fBy Associated Pres

i.sIfsl1ft AAt.f- @A@rRNtaAIiE - lt@~rfI
Washington. Feb. Senator
Knox today introduced his inter-
state commerce bill. ii broadens
the House bill and contains proyis-
ions for review BY the courts Of or
ders by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
In the Senate today the PRAYER
was followed Immediately BY the
reading of Washington's farewell
address by McCreary, OF kentucky.
The galleries we're well filed.
When the reading Of Washing
tons address was concluded, Mr..
Tillman presented a petition for re-
lief from alleged discrimination for
warded to him by the Independent
Oil Refners' Association, at Titus
vile and Oil City, Pa.
The president sent the following
nominations to the Senate:
Postmasters. 0hio-A. W. Sum
mers, Brookyille; G. W. Wilkinson.
North Baltimore.
Indiana H. L. Heible, Edin-
burg; W. 4. Peck, Remington +.
Dillon, Rochester, ID. d. Bates.
South Bend j. w. ELAN, VALPARAISO ;
R. W. Nelson, Warsaw.
West Virginia ]. X. Hall.
Wheeling.
At the beginning of today's ses-
sion in the House, Williams moved
to have the reading Of Washington's
farewell address followed by adj
tournament Hill and Payne opos-
ed and the House refused to adjourn
by vote of 9S to 156.
The conference report of the ur-
gent deficiency bill was agreed TO.
The Army appropriation bill was
taken up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-22
COL. RAYMOND
TO CELEBRATE

Col. Luther Raymond will quiet
ly celebrate the 9th anniversary Of
his birth tomorrow. The celebra-
tion viii be at his home ON West
Pike street. It is the custom for
friends TO call during the day and
evening and sup with him. None
enjoy the occasion more than he and
it is rare pleasure to all his many
callers. He will be just as pleased
to have them call tomorrow as on
former like occasions. Col. Hay
mond's health is good and he seems
not a day older than several years
ago.