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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
For State Senate;
0. A. ASHBURN,
of West Union
MARCUS I. RIBLETT,
of Lumberport, 4 =
For County Commissioner
B. BROWN STOUT;
For County Superintendent,
CYRUs E. WEBB.
For Distict 0ffcers !:

Clark district-President 1 Board
of Education, A. W. Fittro;, eom-
missioner Board of Education, Sid
ney Kidd.
Coal district-President, R. j..
Mason; commissioner, George Fro
myer; Justice of the Peace John
It. FLYNN and Harry Gordon Con
stable G. w. Waldo.
Clay district-President, Harry
,HIiEgiubotham; commissioner, A.
NJ. Hess. - sEI-a
Eagle district-Pres B Of b., W.
W. Hess; caRarnisdoReES=Ias
Stark. .,r,n
Grant district-zzPFFryssgid !, D. =. L.
Sardis districtERresident. lem
pie Smith commisssTVg7ql ,Iaade
Robinson. y,
Simpson district-President. w,
w. Ash: commissionsS, 90 .Pts fl.fST-
ris: Justice of Peace. sGeeree'e.!N
Kollman: constable, EtaT'ies -nM
Criss. >
Tenmilc distFiet-RFesiae44es-of
Board Of Education. G.-.I-s Gaung
commissioner. Johna'W Waidams
constable. +. NJ. DaYissuHfss
Union district-nRrasiae ntTd1, oard
Of Education, D. D. Underwood
con- missioner. W.eJs Law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

If the News does not mind, the
Telegram has no objection to tell
ing It that the Republicans did not
nominate a legislative ticket in this
county, with any expectation or de-
sire of its supporting John /. Nc
Graw or any other Democrat for the
United States senate, and further
this paper does not believe there Is
single Republican in Harrison
county who wants a Democrat to
take the place now 50 ably filled
by Senator Elkins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
B. & o. Cases
To Be Tried

Judge Nathan Golf was on the
federal bench here Thursday mora
ing He has consented to preside
at the trial of the Baltimore 8 Ohio
Railroad Company on FIVE indict-
ments returned by the federal grand
jury last spring for alleged viola
tons of the interstate commerce
laws, namely, discriminate ton against
some of the coal eompa4ies IN tie
dlstrIbntion of cars. Judge, GoH yet
The trial for Oct. % at a special
ter sbe held by him for the puF-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
sz-vs 3lif0H
OanduS West =. !.
!. Gets Producer

The orlandus West oil well on
the Hardway farm near Lost Creek
was drilled in this morning and
gives all indications of continuing
as a good producer. Joe Crandall
has the contract for the drilling.
The nearest well to the West well
is about mile and a half distant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
Short Session

Judge Charles w. Lynch held a
short session Of circuit court Thurs
day morning and then adjourned
court so THAI the Democratic con-
vention might be held in the court
house. Only chaneery business was
transacted nj the session. Court
viii resume a- usual Friday morn
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

What farce the clique is putting
up any way. Its moving spirit
acknowledges there is no show for
Democracy this year on account OF
the new tax laws. which have
brought such great relief TO the peo-
pie: still it makes the stall in its
convention that the laws are bad.
II the clique really thinks lower
taxation for the masses Is bad. It
does not deserve to have any hope
of success.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
eUBsCRIPTIoN RATIBs &
NOTICE. TO MERCHANTS.

Ccpx for advertisement n ne
EaSls Telegram should be beRded
eS III EliBe O'clock a. n to guarantee
6k01oe the same dog, and for The
E6ekI1 Telegram not lGteF. han
Wednesday noon each I1eek Ibe
0urAer sent IN, tie better the esrvice
M BE-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

The News saw there is but enc
thing demanded of the Republican
nominees for the legislature and
that is to vote for The reelection Of
United States Senator Elkins. 1t
NAV feel quite sure the Republicans
Of Harrison county anu q goodly
number Of Democrats are not de-
maudinr that they should vote for
Boss McGraw for The place, The
News cam also feel assured they VIII
not vote for him. and that fact
recommends them TO the people OF
the county. if nothing else docs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
The News is pleading with

The News is pleading with It's
readers to vote for Riley. Why
need it appeal to lis own party
members unless it has ascertained
the truth that many of them have
no intention of voting for Riley
Nor can it change them. They
made up their minds some time
AGO and are not to be changed now.
Our neighbor has said all it can
about the Republican candidates and
sfound-zthat nothing it said against
them counted, andinoW It is yainly
irving to make the defeated candi-
dates sore. But, IN this it fails as
they are just 20 sEeE a9d.
will all vote. lean tIslsety
this fall. IN R
sfss ~ Y
Wonder whit The taIlk aIa file Of
Democracy really DIM 81 way
the clique did, b u hen gapg
Some say in t5g ii ast - eon5entidR
several weeks g hile mo4 q as
Democrats Of tll III er9 t29
busy to give llt1ei Itte tgtls TO ttF
selection Of deleggt 3. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

Taft's fluent way of saying fFViya
Cuba y was surely acquired at
Barney Castle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

That Democratic campaign book
will hardly be among the SIX best
sellers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

We do not say that Mr.. Riley had
unclean hands like Chiffon and
Others of the Democratic gang,
when they were in power IN this
State, but the fact that he was one
of the bunch leads one to strongly
conclude that all birds,of feather
flock together. He was politically
and officially associated with the
bunch of Democrats who looted the
State treasury to the tune of several
thousands of dollars. and who had
to pay it back, when the hel,tb-'
licansegOt into power Possibly
Nh. Riley knew nothing abept 8hls,
hsltkit looks 1fgynty lsuspicidtsl He
could vi / afford to take the pains
to repudiate that buhehi1 Ga
@Sc-T-hz
= It is not demanded of the Repub-
hean nominees for the legislature
that they should vote @<bring the
peoples taxes mp to what they ayere.
under the old tax Lawson even AlghS=
er. like it demanded Of the Demo
cratic nominees by the, clique in
convention assembled. The Repub-s
lican nominees certainly have much
the better of it in this respect, to
say nothing about the many other
advantages and features that appeal
to the voters of the county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

Plumbing done neatly and cheap
ly by the Roberts Hardware Com
pany.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

The fact that the Republican
party has brought about lower and
more equal taxes ought TO satisfy.
ever skeptical Democrat that Har.
rison comfy Is going more Repub-
lean his wear than ever. Our
Democratic friends in their hope
lessness and helplessness no doubt
realize this fact. That's one reason
tbev in convention labored 50 hard
10 prejudice the people against their
own interests
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

Judge Dent in q campaign speech
Is said To have complained most
bitterly cf his taxes under the new
laws. and vet il is shown his taxes
arc This wear over twentv-two dollars
loss than hist wear and his taxes last
Near were lower than the year be
fore. when the old laws were IN
force. We wonder if he takes the
people Of his congressional DISTRICT
Ia be ynps like the Democratic
clioue of this county sizes up the
neopie of Harrison county:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

The independent voter will not
.ggsnd tile clique's Methods. No,
not even old-line Depocrats- thelIl1
selves The News pr&bably. realizes
the latter fact; that is! why 1t ls ap-
pealing to others to vote the De9lT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

Riley may have been great and
GOOD han in his day, but that day
Is no .mese, nor is Riley any more IN
o,jAliot life,e We do not care to com y
pare him to Hubbard. The truth Is
there il no comparison. Hubbard
towers % high above him in every
Wy thot Riley is really forgotten
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
Oyster Snpper

The Ladies of the Altar Society
of the Catholic church will give an
oyster supper at 'Gehtennial hall on
Thursday evening from 5 to 10 80
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

Two years ago many DeihoGT"'
left the Democratic conyenti9',h'
swearing vengeance against me
clique. The largely Increased he
publican majority,that fall told they
were in earnest. Tt will be the
same this fall, for there are many
Democrats murmuring and mutter-
ing against the way the clique mas
tiers are doing it THE year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

Even .ClarksbuTg excels Fair.
mont in baseball, just like she does
in all other good things.
The clique had its inning today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04
interests of the nation, state and
county.

The campaign is to be short and
brisk this year. The Democrats
put it off to the last possible minute
and even after the election COM
missioners were appointed. They
do not hope TO win and were re-
Iuetant to go into the campaign at
all. They just pushed the thing
aside until time forced them to
take up a task they would4shirk, if
their Indifference. and hopelessness
were given the right fosgoveTn them.
They simply 1lne# itswQuld not do
to lay down altogether, and so, they
did tat the 1ast rnonerrt. -----AA-Isd-
possibly there was anothen reason,
namely, the clique, did, not want
too much time for exposing the
tricks by which itSSdid it
Squire James Bumgardner, Of.
Salem, one of the recent candidates
before the Republican, primary cleo
ton, spent the night in the city.
Speaking of political matters, he
said there was no soreness on his
part over the fact that he was not
chosen as one OF the candidates for
the legislature and that he was Re-
publican every inch of him. He
hopes for Republican success. The
News will now take another back
seat. This shows that it was talk
ing through its hat, when it in
timated that Squire Bumgardner
would bolt the ticket this year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

a BIZ lit-MyrlsIe HordeE e.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-04

CLARK district-President 4 Board
of Education, A. w. Fittro;l eom-
missioner Board of Education, Sid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
PLAN
| FAILS TO WORK
NEloHBoRs DISCOVER BLAZE
IN TIME TO SAVE HOUSE
CANDLES AND RAGS sATuR.
ATEp WITH BENziNE TELL
TAE STORY.

An attempt was made yesterday
TO burn the residence Of Patrolman
G. r. Lille. 25tS sixteenth nv. at
about $50 o'clock Neighbors man.
AGED to subdue the blaze Just as the
firemen arrived Chief Cook found
candles placed SO as TO ignite ben
zine.saturated rags In two rooms.
Pairolman Lille was on duty at
the time Tie WAS. however. brought
before the chief this afternoon. He
stated that the building was valued
at 81 500. insured for $1,000. and
had a mortgage for $500 standing
against t. Under these cireum.
stances the chief allowed lille TO
80 without further questioning. stat.
ing that there coald be no object I'm
Lille burning his own dwelling
when he could realize more through
a sale
Lille informed the chief that be
has frequently had trouble with Ger.
tain OF hls ueighbors He told the
chief that he suspected certain per-
sons who bore him a Erudge Thc
case h being investigated by the
police and fire departments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
RUNAWAY CARS
MAIN HORSES
SMASH INTO -FOUR EXPRESS
WAGONS, tHJuRlNo ANIMALS
AND SMASHING THINGS GEN.
ERALLY - DRIVERS ESCAPE
INJURY.

Three runANay frelEht ears
dashed Into fouf Northern EspfeNs
company ssEous early this morn /.
iaaw nj the san depot Two wagons
vasse remusrtsiN dsnsalished aui Ewu
hotass ~ badly Injured that they
sill undoubtedly 81 killed.
The ears were on the Great Sosth-
sYn Npuf taArN 90 fhe rear ~ h&ift
q gn@ vaskiua eshiianngrHt nss
jackson - one huaYY parking eat
vas hslHs panfed alcns ihs urrrf
rud - the snnr e. q side auef 81 he
packing hnass Those ~ charge ~
q lant rantfei SEestins aown the
inrllns tho raF smashed inta bon
azlA ia, car
nireeJiY ln front - she raovlna
ears were the express wagons - tir
Northern Pacific backed up % the
sna aaur 81 Ia. express room. he
fore any wafuinK could be given the
three ears virtually uluukhsa their
way through the four wagons and
eight bors~a The latter we're piled
into a heap ard hystauarTr thought
ali wsfe KILLED THE cars were
pushed go the incline aud the
frightened animais released Sew
sfai Only sustained bruises. but tao
vii undoubtedly have 10 be ahal te
relieve thsn - their safferinxs A.
fhe time ghs drivers we're IN the alssA
asserting their express and escaped
any Injury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
MITCHELL'S SLAYERS
ARE ARRA|GNED

week. which was granted.
There was little interest shown
IN the ease There we're few per
sons In the court room
Al no tine during the hearing
did either appear excited The only
timo Mrn Crcffeld showed any
feeling Was when Esther entered
the court room They were brought
up from the Jail separately and
we're not allowed 60 speak "a each
other bat from the eHKpr giaucea
eust across the room b. MrH. Crcf
field IL could be- easily diseerned
thnt the two women are the closest
Of friends
Judge Frazier recommended that
On insanity commission bo appoint.
ed 10 examine the women. and thus
II they are found unbalanced save
the expense Of what may be- a long
and expensive trial lie sale that
If they are insane they should be
sent to the Oregon asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
STRAWS SHOW
WAY OF WIND
DEMONSTRATION OF SYN
AT MEETING or PARLlA
PATTY FOR RUSSIAN PEOPLE
meNTARy UNION IN LONDON.

LONDON. July y --Deiegaies a.
the opening II the Inter Paflia.
nenfsrs union here today inauiKed
In \ demonstration showing sym.
pAth3 i0f the Russian deuEna
Car tssbell nannefman declared In
gawlf Of shc submission 81 all
gus sons TO The Hague tribunal
for tstticment as Substitute for
IA, pfsusan in hin addrena of
wei< = Witnessed slsefigi fvlmArks
20 Il ipena pietnheFs kseAemt ~
SID " peoaie u their country had
csYH ~asd confidence IN The parlla'
nssx y regime. and be felt certain
Ind &unna would meet aRatn. The
5ous8ss dead Iona live tbe doumA.
sRa f,aRneffnanis climax. all the
delegates xrseglnr The same By RE
ing end cheesiag and waving their
bmsn orgiux "Nfve Il donina
Tfa Russian delegates withdrew
and prepared IA make = hurried re
turn 70 hasaiA on account Of the
eveffA ~ home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
TAKE LOOK At
CEDAR RIVER

Superintendent YonnEH. Of the
water department. and five mem
bera 81 the cifY council made q trip
to Gear river yesterday for the
purpose Of studying the proposed
pollution route OF the Milwaukee
railroad
They followed the river and polo
line from the power station 30 the
intake. cnlo1 inE n pleasant outing,
aud acquiring the same Information
that vas acquired bY members of
other parties that have visited the
stream Before the question o. re-
peailng the pollution grant f. con.
aidered by she council. that body
viii probably act on the resolution
to employ sanitary experts 70 report
on the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
SHARKEY SUES
FOR $4,000
VICTIM OF o'BRiEN FEup VILE
SEEK FINANCIAL BALM AZ
WELL AS CRIMINAL PROSE-
cUTloN.

Tom Sharkey. who was shot June
10. at O'Bflen. by william Cochran
as the result Of ncifhbofhood feuds
Saturday filed suif against Coeh-
ran for damages In the sum of $780,.
600
Although Sharkey Is IN the hos
pital In Kent he IL busy with HE
plans for the prosecution Of Coch-
ran. He came TO Seattle Thursday
and had a long talk with his coun-
sci. Vince II. Faben. with the result
that the suit for personal injury
damages was instituted.
Sharkey returned home 80 fs-
iigued that he was forced TO again
take 10 his bed. As soon as he hat
sufficiently recovered TO stand an
other trip to Seattle he will take up
the matter of the prosecution Of
Cochran with Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
.SA YES TWOFROM
DEATH IN LAKE

when one OF the lines snapped,
striking p. Mullen and knocking
him into the waters OF the lake.
Mullen failed to como 20 the sur
face. and = Hall quickly shed his
clothes and dived Into the watef
for Mullen. Neither came TO the
surface. and Capt. Newman took .
hand.
He found Mullen in 10 feet Of
water tightly grasping Hall around
the peck, virtually choking his 90
off Grabbing both by the hair.
Newman brought both struggling
men to the surface. where anxious
hands separated the two and after
an hours hard work both were
resuscitaied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
WORK SCARCE AT NOME.

Work IL scarce az Nome and there
are from five 10 ten men for every
sob according Ia weird brought down
hy the steamer Senator This year
norc lahofinR men hive Rouc north
thnn even in the first two years of
the excitement Provided That rien
Is a. water could have been had
there would hBve been work for all
hut the fninfali hats been very light
retatdinR mining operations. Raii-
road work IL heavy. bat there are
more men &c Nome Than can find
employment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
WOULD PUT SEATTLE'S ICE
COMBINE OUT OF BUSINESS
Residents Petition Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh at Once Proceed
AGAINST Ice Trust Effort Secure Forfeiture Of All Franchises
and Charters Granted to Companies in Combine

said Diamond Ice company effected
diacontinuanec from business 81
said linton lee a t'uei company and
the said Independent Ice company.
Enter Int Combine.
y That within the past few
months said Seattle Ice company.
said Diamond Ice company and said
STANDARD lee company, by and
through the support Of said banking
company entered into a compact and
combine for effectuaiiy and ahso-
lutoiy eaugrnliinK the manufacture,
transportation and delivery of al ice
consumed or used tn said city, and
foe sHch purpose have entered Into
an agreement by which the price 81
said commodity Il fixed. ana sho de-
livery thereof L. controlled. aud tn
further pursuance ~ che said enm-
hine they have obtained centred of
the Outpui ~ all Ice manufacturing
machines and plants n said city in
addition % the plants by them
srvefaliy owned. and for ionw time
paat fhey have been and new are
maintaining an illegal combination
ard trust In eontreiiing said COM
mndity and the manufacture ard
transportation % the same, and OF
preventing ana driyins from said
city any aud ali competition therein.
Ice Prices Doubled.
VI That SAID combine has fixed
the rfics % see az more than double
TIE prevailing prise during the time
~ said competition. and nofWita-
standing tb~ readiness 81 cousufn-
erk 90 pay said exafhiiaut gFlen said
combine has arbitrarily refused 10
sell o. furnish Sc to The public ger
crafty. exrent tn such consumers aH
suits the wilt Of said companies. aud
e has been and a therefore iuapesst-
bile Tor many residents ~ said city,
Including certain 90 the petitioners.
g ohtain icr at all
VII That said combine % saia
eon panles u now existing ana IN
operation IN violation - the laws 81
this state. and now eaaH1itats q
menace 10 The public health - ssit
city and b. reasax thereof great
distress and sickness has tsea
caused.
Therefore Vour petitioners request
that vou WIN forthwith institute
proceedings in fae name q the state
- Washington against said eorrora-
tons that each thereof may Be- as.
{ incar porafed ard dissolved and All
efshta privileges licenses. fran
cAiHea ana charters thereof - de-
rIaFed forfeited ard cancelled
ResQeeEfaliy HuhHsittsd,
!. " WHEELER.
tAFz nfNsiue az.
q. q R0SHE no
1919 tIfth av north
y ~ STAFkEY.
1859 Ftfth as north.
q n wAIsTFM
1891 fffth av north
At RtEWTuS.
1879 nixsioW Az.
J NJ uESf4IN.
gtsa Queen Anne ay
= VI rEfT-EHf
IA Na@ York hleck
= A NOBLE
sic East Newton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
WILL BUILD NE wrLYeH.

Plans FOR the construction Of a
new passenger beat 10 take the place
u the Flyer. Tor number Of years
on the Seattle Tacoma route, are
being drawn The new Flyer Will
be lsrser. speedieF and a better
known steamer While the Flyer il
one " the best boats on the sound
she il not large enough for the
growing business Upon completion
81 the new boat the Flyer VIII be
placed on another run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
CONFERENCE ON
SITES

with view Of securing useful
information relative To the location
OF the life saving stations 20 BE-
erected near Gr8ya Hafbor Capt
5. j kimhalt. superintendent 81 the
life saving service. and G. ~ Nc.
Isellan. chief. are in the oitY con.
feFrfug with George H. Emerson
and Charles Melutyre
Measra Emerson aud Mcintyre
are we'll acquainted with the pro
posed Iocation 81 the stations. and
n was for the purpose ~ securing
additional data that the superin.
iendent and chief 81 the service
came "a Seattle.
Three stations viii be erected be.
tween GraYs HaFhor and the mouth
Of the straits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
R. H. BALLINCER
DIES SUDDENLY

Richard Henry Ballinfer. aged "a
years. father OF * Mayor Balllnger.
died this morning Of heart failure az
his country home ut Lake MeAloer.
Mr. Bnilinger, although an old
man. was In apparent good health,
aud The news OF his death this
morning came as great shock 30
bis many friends In the city.
STR Bnllingor was a kentuckian,
and had lived Ia this city for mum.
Der Of years. Funeral arrangements
have not been made The inter.
ment will be made nj Lake View
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

Grated hy the company which owns
her, e. A Canaan bcing president
and manAgef. on the Seattle TIA
coma route Via the west passage
Tier length a. i36 feet. with a beam
OF e feet aud hold OF z feet Her
engines are l2ia.3e. with an Is.
inch stroke. triple expansion The
boiler. which ia 81 pipe eonstrue
ton. contains a.0e0 feet OF heating
pipe. The kitsap has a license 10
carry $50 passengers.
During the next three DAYS the
kitaap viii have minor structural
work completed. and Joseph supple
will then give her trial trip On
the sound waters Tomorrow she
will be open for public inspection