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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
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81 t-9oltimore. StraBe. Cos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
SaltimOrc'S criabreuiter Nerbens
Spe;ialiit.

Grobnrtiae 9rioIee burb Die niooerne pbbs
llologllDe SeDdnolingspetie berbunoen NIT
oer Nnuenoung Der beiteli Observation-Disclosures
gilsrnftlug. in Der Stdot erSielt.
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nidt TT. Nathan Scrmau c~onfIltirt bat. Suns
oerie bon iriibcren galienter be5eupeu gern
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g3ebH ger3ie aabeil mir feline 9rIei6terina
oolfummen In iiinf 9So6eIi."
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~aereitet; aae uuoercn gtcr6te. Die perflhten,
mir III belfeIi, bemiibteit ltb u%ufpuft.
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hire. hdrlnter uudh Or. 4uguIt Ghmiot. Dir.
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gearum iOute er 3bnen Mot sbenfals bell
feu2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
~ Y! !! =
51 INTEREsTED IN SCHOOLS.
Counties In North CarOlinn Voting Spe'
SSy ccinl Taxes for Then. IL Isl
Special to The Times-Dispatch.1

~ la
n Special to The Til Dispatch.] 55 II Il
.5RALEIGH,s N !, CT, September So.---
state 81 sAl perihtendent Of Public 1n-
struction$J. Y. j oyner returned to-day
from a itwo-weeks, stay in Currituck
and Gates counties, delivering adj
Dresses I'M the interest Of improve
ment ofiSschool facilities. He made
four spe eches lin each county, and
says he found a gratifying degree Of
PRO gressiyene ss and interest among
the III lIl cials5 and theap people generally.
Currituck county has voted zeal takes
I'm three 70 f;2st he ~ five townships com.
|prising tt 81 county. and the prospect
us forS$ elections to be- carried I'M the
remaining St ownships during the vim
ter. Gates has a number Of local tax
districts al ready and elections pend
ling In several other districts. Mr.. JOYS
nert. say 81 superintend ent NV. Costten
IN Gates 4 and 4 Ca p ,sinis eWbern in
Currituck ~ are both doing screditable
work Ia n Il the Interest Of education,
Governor Glenn wen Ito Graham,
|Alaman II q untyy.; Sunday. to deliver
an al d ress. He returned sSto the city
this nfterno On, and says he. never had
more attentive and interested audi aud
ence! II q elivered his noted address 't:'s,
4 us; the Young Man & Safe p 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
snacials Is Tho Times u spatc .l ".
IN NIENlORIANI.

+ lFrH 80 lo
# she had lived a3week ionge1,yA119t4 -, :
MARGARET GRAHAM CiR ESiOl ~ s. y,
beloved and only daughter q = !, ~ N.; y;
Coleman and III er bert 81 CORY, of - s!l-
land Va would have beenS five YEATS I!Is
old. Seldom has q If SO bri 6, T. KNOW
such lights and y adows. . tr :, n.
FANCY the lovely, brl e arlin gLLloi
tha thousehold, then suddenly boconlT
Ing the fragile. helpless, bll Ind 81 little
invalid beautiful still, but the glorious
dark eyes. Ii lovely in shape n an scolor,
no ions saw, and the FORM
ed childlsh3 limbs no longer YES WILD Wild
health and vi gor,
more than a year Of pal and
darkn ass, spent partl the hos p''lEl l
VIII zero skilful physicians q nd 4S55s nurses
did ALI IN their power to max So fa IN the
dear little patient wei II, m and In the
home where # all was lone that 1'7, We Z.
could do A or her, on ~ Septe n err! ! y
1907 tie little girl gave III the strug-
gle gle Tor earthly lie and heal and on.
terod Into tlleE Inc ttabl Joy g f$$ -
perfect life Eye hath not seen No !T,
ear heard neither have en- tered Int
1.-The heart OF ma MT; the b htness AM
glory Of \ his d ear chi las \. y
resi- tor of such Is he King dom !. @
}heavvyen.' May we. who love her, be-
come aaS5little chill dren that we 9mas
enter therein, and may We VOC, s
'thes King in lis beau title Il l, M n
care I'm 81 M ~ ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
WAS DEMAND FOL, c's.ARMAoIl.
sEx-Govcrnor Cox Declares There WA,
Popoular Call for Cnndidncy. 2.ss;

,Ex-Govcrnor Cox Declares There Was
Popoular Call for Candidacy. ..s;:S
Special to The Times-Dispatcl.J If
RE BRISTOL, VA September 30.-The
announcement Of former Senator Ed
ward Carmack that he will be a. can
sdidate for. Governor of T ennessee, has
created much interest in East Tennos-
see where he is moro popular than
over since l1e@was defeated for senator.
Speaking Of Mr. Carrnack's candidacy,
former Governor John i Cox. whose
home & s lin Bristol said: IT am mot
surprised at the announcement Of Mr..
sCarmack; tho demand was SO over
@w,helning that it could not be resisted.
\ No man ever became a candidate un-
der more. favorable auspices, and he
who cannot see the outcome is not
wise. II us understood that Mr.. Car
mack, after his defeat for tho Senate
desired to engage in private enter
prise, and son he has in a manner re-
8luctantly TO the demands ofSthe
$people who have honored him., 3Ss
Mr., Cox thinks there IS more than
y mere gossip in the story that Mr.. Car
q mack and Senator Bob Taylor not
swithstanding their fierce fight for the
senatorial honor. have become politi-
Il cal bedfellows. Each, he says, saw
the 8desirability and convenience o.
a such a thing. M II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Probably 1000 Attending Annual Cons
553l ference Mt NOrfolk ill ~

y III yIsSi u
Special to The. Times-Di spatch.1 Il.
NORFOLK. " A. September 30.-In
convention here thisiSiWeek2 is tile So
ciety or the MillennialED Dawn. the:meet-.
ings ofSwhich are held in Armory Hall.
The leader and founder of5the socie-
Ity, Rev. T. G. Russell of Allegheny, Pa,
IS the princt pal f cure in. the 8convre,n-
tion. ~: Fs lee,i f5sa 9s s5 sst{
FEss AZ The principal doctrines of the socie-
ty are that the millennium will make
Its advent within the next ten years,
and that the biblical hell lis 4only a
grave from which $the good arise and
In which the bad sleep forever. @l4
To- days session was II devoted to a
Question seryi el. 4 conduct ed FL by the
Rev. T.. C. Russell. 81 Of 8&Alle gheny. q Pa,
and addresses by, the Rev Mr.. Russell;
Alexander Graham, Of Boston. and p.
IL. s Thompson, OF Washington D. G.
This is the last this ycarSiof the sew
oral SECTIONAL annual conventions held
under the auspices Of the Watch Tow
er II lblc and Tract Society. There are
upwards Of i 900 in attendance. The
convention con inues through ltr VS. next mex
Sunday, tf 81 III rftl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01

.3.| Coffee u Is a hidden but powerful
enemy to ones progress in life. It's
subtle, narcotic poison, weak ens heart
interferes with digestion and has a
definite and destructive effect on the
nervous system. People who are con-
tent to load themselves with impedi-
lments to progress, who refuse to sup
ply body with food and drink OF the
kind needed to make UP for the daily
3disintegration Of nerve and brain It's
sue, must stand asideSin the rare for
pre-eninence
The ones who are properly fed, will
surely win the laurels Z n Il
Postum furnishes the gluten and
phosphates OF grain needed by Nature
ito nQurlsh brain and nerves with food
When made ght,B that is, boiled i {
minutes after boiling begins, It has q
delicious taste similar to the mild
high-grade Javas, but With none Of the
bad effects OF coffee. * *. is Il
There are those who are entirely
careless as to what goes into the stonn,
y ach. but the enc who would make al
his movements tend towards health
and possible greatness can know by q
personal test, Ii IS # & IS q p.
"a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
] uC |: ! !! /. /. D As
[0IASSAU.Il CASE {: !; /:
Negro Arrested n ct Right Que,
rs ana Another, Identified by Miss
I153s5 VVcisn, Proves Alibi.
scene 3 OF MANY n, CRIMES ]; !! v! 5
Murder and Assault Not I'm.
s known Occurrences ii "Dlead.
Mans Hollow
Times Dispatch Bureau
l-Isr 80 So Ta.gT = "a, ~ n Il n q

AlNu5cy
Washington u. So. sept. ao..
TIE nolice are puzzled over the ca az
Sof the shooting Of young nlulle n, , a anu
a hn criminal assault upon MISS y caes,
#his fiancce while he was escortlng EheI
through the wo DDS Mt the vlrs'nla. CIV
$ofsSthe Acqueduct Brldge iate ,. y 80
day afternoon. .5, Nv, ~,
this afternoon for the purpose OF nay q I,
ing her identify the negro IN a5 jail
II charged with 3SShaving assaulted hcr.
she could not do so, but later she saw
ia negro on the street who . ne z oe-
\ rlared was the guilty man the Hneg Fl
3 WAS ,s; n arres ted, q but proved an alibi'
8,yitho,1t trouble. The first negro ar
rested Is being hel d. Z. 4 !,
sEaiA Though Conmonwenlths& ATTORNEY =
Ma kay IS Inclined to put full 81a ~ J
In the story asstold by Miss Welss =, ny y
police ofSthis city8a incl1ned 70 tn,r.e
ulitted by somebody lot a negro.
S-This last is but one Of many crimes
which have occurred near the vicin-
iSity Of "Daadman's Hollow" not TAR
from the Virginia end of the &Acque-
duct Bridge several Of them inyo ,v !,
I assault also. The vicinity is one Of
great activity in the day, but the scene
;$pf the crime is lonely and s3s dismal
enoug aft ers dark. owing to the dense
woods and the spnrseness OF the pops
8ulation. The Washington police have
often urged that the place isfnot safe
after dark, especially for. young u wo-
men. and lone pedestrians 753 2iS%
4S The negroes Of that ctfon are bad,
II md riots are FREQUENT $86It is "a pic
sturesque atty on the#road to Fort
MyerE and Arlington and tens oftthou-
y sands OF 5Washington people frequent
" the sylvan d ells in the woods on elth-
\ rSsidc of the highway 81 sS3 .f II 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
The Good F orm Shop.

State Convention Of the w. g. 4 t. u.
was held tonight at 1880 o clock.
There was a3large congregation and
the service was q most impressive apd
one. It was conducted by
Mrs. Howard M, Hoge, the president
assisted by several & vice presidents.
This convention Of the Virginia w
e. t. u PROMISE Ito be one OF the
largest and best heidi There are u %
delegates here already and about nifty
more are expected morrow, iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Commissioners for, Culpeper.

~ Spocinll.to* Tl1ei Times Dispatch.1
# CULPEPER. A. September 30.-----
Judge d. a. Griusley, OF this judicial
circuit to day appointed the two Com :
Charles Tinsley. for 5tthe
Western District, and Mr. Lee Robin
son. for the Eastern District. The
change from the election Of these OFF,
GERS by people to appointm ent by the
courts is not popular among voters
5generally.sand ans effort to have 1.-THE
law repealed by the next lie gislature
will pro badly be- successful tntf l5. RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Mr.. GRAY + FOL, COURT q .cLERlS.
Pretty Well Settled That He VIII Be
Il Given Federal Position. s!Sls$ ID

553s Special to The T ines spatch.1 y III S5
y LYNCHBURG,S A., A Sep tembe So.
It is learned In an authoritative way
that II. 5Pcyto Gray, Of Pulaski, Is to
be appointea clerk of the F ''cs CIR
the position mad 8 z vacant recently by
the death OF stuart r. III Il dsay,i5 udge
MCDOWELL Of this city, itB sF#under-
stood, has made the appointment, sub
ject to the approval OF Justices Goff
and Prltchard, Of tho Circuit. Court.
THE place isathe most lucrative clerk
ship in the Western District OF. Vir-
ginia, and the appointment WAS much
Sought after 81 The appointee Is o prao-
tlcing attorney and Federal commits
siouer at Pulaski. 4, l4 n i f55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01

u Commissioners for 1iccl<lenburg.
ERR Speclal to The Times-D ispatch.l d

& BOYDTON.#s5vA. September So.-Mr
Henry z. Coleman. the deputy treas
urer OF Mecklenburg, has Just been
appointed commissioner Of the revenue
of District N O.. Il n OF MecklenburE, BY
Judge Barksdnlei There were four
applicants for the office. Il. e n II NJ 55
III Mr.. Il J ohm 81 ontgomery has been
reappointed as commI IS toner's of the
revenue or District No. o. Both ap-
pointments met with general approval
Ms they "a re good men and OF. .hno bust
ness quuSi iications.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Rock Thrown T., WI, Int, a Train.

5IIARPER's FERRY, ". VA, septem-
,hers23 o.-GlaytonG E.. Coleman.l VIII ar
rived here last night on thes5548iValleyl
men4S from Waning, was very much
bruised about8tho head and arm from
a rock thrown into the train six miles
5cality where a year ago the trains sur
lfcred numerous similar interferences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Remains Of Missing Man. /

n. KEYSER, W..VA.. September 3d.
The remains Of William y @ Sipe, who
while in a demented state, caused by
Ill health. wandered away. from his
home in Valley District, Barb our coun-
lty, about two weeks go, were found
lying under a, ledge Of rock near the
Middle II Fork } River by a party Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Roatlln1roke Man /. Mis.lnr.

X ROANO IlE. VA September 80 y. r.
Burnett aged forty years, has been
missing since last Wednesday, having
dropped ont Of sight while In the shop
to the police to try to locate him. He
came here recently from Nj obile Ala,
and his people fear his mind has be :
come affected, or that lie has met foul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
q {.:EF s. ~ ~ z ~ ~ y. rs
stir Seized, Reer Wasted. {

speciallff too The rlines ! Disnateh.l
Up YE.lHEWILLE, II n. c., September
So;4;onF Saturday. a squirrel hunter dis
covered assmocnshine still in Rockhss ISL
toWns1l p.S.sIias n gllt Deputy - efsi,,
ECulbrethS eizea It., Of one hundreda ana
tens gal Ion 81 Capacity. and DESTROYED
three hundred gallons Of beer. "a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
WEASEL KlLLED in 1PARL0R

Attacked Hens During Might and,
Frightened, Took Refuge In Dwelling.
Especial to- The Z HnesrDlspatch.) @s
A$s BOYDTON, Az eptombers 30.--A
hatfremarkable incident occurred
'yester day at Mr.. frank Vansant's home
In the country, "A weasel, which
travels only at night. was found in the
light and killed. 3s3 s "a lSa35
1T came the night before and attacked
the hens but was frightened off. Why
this animal should have left Its haunts
in the daytime to go into he;5 parloI
Is mystery to MT. Vansant. SE RI,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Meeting Closes at Boytlton.

A f4} TSpe cial to The Mines Dispatch.1
OYDTON; " Al, Septembe y. The
Rev. M Bed Ing ger, OF Lunen bur VI 9:
has zen onducting nc series Of Al res;
Church I'm tl1tsfplace, closed his meeting,
glast4ni ght. sSS Mr.. b dinger is q Sforcible'
land earnes tsSpre each er, and lla S made q
Vine impression. h Vi ~ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
y Ru.ipe.s Deal. in in j Lo 1, Il /,

Vi LEESBURG. VA, Sept ember So
John Orr Daniel, Of Leesburg, Va. has
sold the Evergreen Hi Flour and Feed
Mills#to u, ", Slower, of Southwest
900. y is Is az
z. W.. S. A. Nelson, Of Shenandoah
county, has purchased the Auburn
Farm ofS450 acres in Lower I.oudoun
from lSpencerssA. Bucltner for $4,000. ass5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
! Two I,natnrs Resign.

..5 Il AMP,rO ON IVA. September 3o.-Rev,
IT, Isyland Sand ford s resi- alton US
ra,stor OF wv est End Memorial I Baptist
Church was accept ed yesterday, VI and lle
closes N Is work here the end OF this
month, Il S Al WI N Val
Rev. 81 ~. Bennett pastor Of 5Stho
Phoebusi SBapt ist Church, also resigned
yesterday to accept a. call to 1 North
Carolina m r. n N "a IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
= CEDAI, RUN HUNT CLUB,
last Organized in Prince william for
~ l7&E III This ScuHOn.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Tie Cedar6$Run Hunt Club Of Prince
William county, Va:, has just. been or
'ganized for the fall hunts. The club
has thirty members. and tho runs will
be made overfa fine section Of country.
THE officers are II, ". II erring
sNokesville, president; M. Il G, Hazen, OF
Washington. ~ p. c., seer etary and
treasurer, r.. i. Adamson, Of Warren
ton master OF hounds G. u Me etze, & OF
Bristow. first whip: NY.&C. Hal, second
whip. 553 s5 N y@a 3Sls Y 5j
Tie hunting season will Q pen in + oc,
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
1yeddin. ANNOUNCE, I, &C ,, ,,.i nj

Special 70 The Times-Dispatch,l I3I
a BRISTOL, " A., n Septemb er 3 0,----Dr.
G, ". Summers, pa tors OF the Metho-1
dist Church at Glade Spring. has aus.
Summers. VIII become the bride Of Mr.,
Paul Dulaney, a. son i OF Benz. Ss Il, Du-
tlaney. Of ristol, on ne:xt Thursday,
The tTidhl trip will he ito New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
- r ~ y I! ~
u Gfnss l1lant in BluSf.i

Il ROANOKE. VA epte1nb Ell 3 o.---,The
glass plant {$of the Z Cooper Glass and
Silica Company, located at SSa le NV nt
in blast to-nigh The fac tory u
ocatcdss9near Roanoke, Il and tsa arr "a III g
largest and finest in the world. n. - n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01

dationf Of Colonel .. 81 Morgan, assist
ant inspe ctor- general for the Third
Congressional d istrict, Miss Mary eus-
It's has been appointed sponsor for that
district, and Miss Lola Brown maid OF
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NV - ). .L7l77 - No. J u
,Jnrrc1I-DaS.ls.

4 s4I Special to The Times patch. ] 4 i
i; r REDFJRTCKSB VA Septen,-
yberI 3 0.--A[r. II. Is Cleveland FARRELL salld
MISS Virginia Davis were VI; married
sins Greene county. at the homo
OF the bride, r ev. j.. NJ olfermyre Of
sflciat Il ~; q 3fa s ~
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.TApL11T no EpMuND .pEND1EroN,
One just Completed in the N ortlli isle
ifs OF DrutOn Church. &

Lspe cial to The Times Dispatclnl $$
%30+-A tablet has Just been completed
In the north aisle Of Bruton Church to-
mark the spot where lie the remains Q f
Judge Edmund Pcndleton, the distin-
$guished $jurist. g;l'5l
ss.. The romans Of Judge Pendleton and
], those of his wives We're broughtfhere
some months ago and { reinforced in
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SpOnA0rs Named.

u NORFOLK, A., september 8 - Col
onel WI lam II sa Stewart, IRA nd COM
mand En- & the Ytrgi Ia Con federate
NelIns spoons oyS and NJ iss Ann Ia " r ich-
ardson maid bff N hon or Tor he = Fir
cohxyesslonslsEp l stgtet, On ge common,
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MEETING or w. G, n. u.

TRANSFORMATION Service Preliminary to
the Opening To-day S
Especial to The Time Dispatch,1
s8S5.S FIARRISONBURG, VA, September
SO.-The &consecration service prelim-
inary to the opening tomorrow OF the
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IT, = 7l,ia.i
.!DEATHS.

w1GHTAIAN 10 led Sunday, ia n:3 T,
NJ, AIrs, LOUISA p, WIG IITNiAN,S
55ss Funeral from Il he resi- denc et 10 & her
Sison-i Uni aw, SCaptal n bCharl es A, NJ CraW7
sIfoYd, e. s0l ~ est S tire I'll
lles ERN1 osc l0e!S
el "a " nc ~
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CASE sREADY&FOR{ JURY.
Argument Concludes in Case OF Grover
Benner, for Murder.
NH sST Special to The Times Dispatch Isl r

LYNCHBURGysii,N.l Az; scr tember 3o.----
Tho arg u1ent ssins- tho caseGof the gov
ernments X gaInst Grover Beamer, for
the alleged t1nurd err Sof Ann Hall In
Patrick county, was concluded this af.
.ternoon, and the Jury was adjourned
over until tomorrow morning, wher
twill consider its verdict.
The government charges five young
men with the murder Of the old two
man because she gave Information
against theirhalleged Illicit distillins
operations In Patrick county. NJ II
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in bad shape since Cap tai CT g. Moore
left the city recently, and many me III.
bers 5ex pected Colonel Stern to a orde1
them disbanded The Colonel would
the Ad5utant- General without recon-
fmendation. Cap tain GORE IT the citl
without carrying out ord rs hell in.
structed n him to court ma tial eleven
of his men Wllo ha d 8as ked for his re 8.
4.
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slate IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Republicans Looking Toward to Mex,
$1,000. .ycnr-ENCccQxt of Cickcf

Republicans Looking Toward to Next
III Ycnr--FOrccnst of Ticket.
# CHARLESTON. w. VA, Sep ber
suggest the following Republican slate
r4190S :t{f J4tggS Ell
5l or Governor Charles Wesley
6wisher, Fairmont, Marion county.
Secretay Of State-Stewart +. Reed,
EClarksburg, Harrison county.
Superintendent OF Free Sch ools-M.
4 p Shawkey, Charleston, Kanawhs,
county. gS5 y. s985 s E{5s
8! treasurer; Newton Ogden, st. Marys,
< Peasants county. IS &5 l5 4
ti. Attorney G Gheral-W. G. Ii Conley
( Kingwood, Preston county. tte- OH
y The fight for Audit orwill rest be-
tween q K. Hall, Wheeling. Ohio coun-
#ty, and Sherman Darst. Ripley, Jack
son county, 55 sssS5
II 1t looks nowGlike the bitterest&of all
A the contests will be between Hall and
Darst. and as the indicator points now
n the slatter&hass a little the best OF 1T.