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The Washington times., 1907-04-27
The National Conventions.

Chairman New, of the Republican
National Committee, reports that st.
Louis, Kansas City, Seattle. and Chi
cago have all indicated that they
viii be applicants for the location
of the next Republican National
Convention, and that there win be a
number of others The matter will
he decided in the next eight months.
when the national committee will
meet.
Politics ana sectionalism always
play a part IN locating the conven-
tions, which largely accounts for the
fact that New York doesn't get any
of them nowadays, and, indeed, is
hardly thought of as a location. by
the same token Chicago gets more
than its share. It Is central, and is
politically available. But more than
all this, it has the facilities.
No great political party ought
again to take a convention to a city
whose facilities for handling the
people are questionable. There are
several cities that cannot be criti-
Cised on this score, and to them the
conventions ought TO go. There is
no harder work imposed on some
thousands of, very willing people
each quadriennium, than attending
the national conventions. They are
entitled TO the best comforts and
facilities, and the national commit
tee ought TO see that the convention
is located where these can be had.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27
BRYAN
BY Frederick Boyd Stevenson

What about this Bryan
of today?
What about the Bryan
of tomorrow
Is there a 'bl0w-hot"
Bryant
Is there a "blow-coId"
Bryant
Are there two organs
representing two individ-
ualities2
Let us look at this man
who has come out Of the
West.
Let us analyze this man
who is said by many to
stand for true Jeffersonian
Democracy, and who by
many is said to be the only
logical Democratic Presi-
Dental nominee for 1908.
Let him speak for him
self.
Let his actions also
speak for him, louder than
his words.
That Is the outline Of a notable
article by Mr.. Stevenson in
THE SUNDAY TIMES
Tomorrow
Buy
The Sunday Times
The Washington times., 1907-04-27
CONVICT KILLED
IN FIERCE BATTLE

LEXINGTON Ky, April g7-In an at
tempt by the sherin's possee to capture
Henry Montgomery. the latter and two
members of the posse were killed. Mont
gomery was convicted of murder in
tagoHin county ana, while waiting 10
be taken TO the pen:tentiary. escaped
from jail A posse was sent after him
He was eHtrenched behind rocks and
fired at the advancing party. who re-
turned the ire All were armed with
Winchester rifles.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27
FATHER FINK TO LEAVE.

The Rev. z. X. Fink, for eight years
pastor Of St. Aloysius Church, will leave
soon for Keyser Island Conn, from
which place. after q short stay. he will
be stationed at st. Francis Xavier Col
lege. in New York. Father joseph Him
mel succeeds him here.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27
ASKS SWEDISH MINISTER
TO EXPEL Mr.. GRAVES

Mrs. Ida NJ. Won Claussen. who came
10 Washington several weeks ago for
the purpose of having President Roose-
welt Investigate the treatment OF her
IN stockholm by the American minister,
Charles II. Graves. has again come into
pubic notice. Mrs. Won Claussen is now
IN New York and yesterday gave out
the text of a letter TO the prime min
lister Of Sweden, demanding the expul-
sion of Mr.. Graves from that country
because of what she claims are insults
TO the King
The Washington times., 1907-04-27
GUILD OR CUNhINS
ON 1908 TICKET?
Tariff ReViSiOniStS ClamOr-
ing for Guarantee Of
Good Faith.

Governor Cummins. Of Iowa. or Gov
ernor Guild. OF Massachusetts. VIII be
placed en- the Republican ticket in 1908.
if the tariff revision wing of the party
has its way.
The demand that tariff revision senti-
ment be recognized in the makeup Of
the ticket is being pressed The revis-
ionists have been put of many times
They demand that a man whose name
stands prominently before the country
as the representative OF this sentiment
be placed Oh the ticket
There are two men who have con-
nected their names with this movement
in such fashion that they are synony-
nous with determination ana firmness Of
purpose along this line. One is Guild.
the other Cummins- Both are orators;
either. it is urged by their friends,
would do credit to a rational ticket
Mr.. Guild is not considered a posi-
5ility for the head Of the ticket though
Governor Cummins IS. But the second
place Is generally mentioned in COnnsc-
ton with the names Of these apostles
Of revision.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27

Mrs. James Henry Smith, WIN divorced
one husband with plenty Of money, in
order to acquire another husband with
more Of il, would certainly present a
sorry spectacle If she should so soon
prove TO have neither husband nor
money
The Washington times., 1907-04-27
BOY KILLED BY BALL,
STRUCK BACK OF EAR

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., April ~
Daniel Treftnern, ten years old, is dead
today as the result of injuries received
playing baseball A ball batted by his
brother struck him behind the ear and
fractured the skull.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27

II the Herman jury gives considera-
ton 70 all the evidence that was laid
before it, the longest previous records
OF juries remaining out viii be sadly
smashed
The Washington times., 1907-04-27

Those gentlemen who are trying TO
get between the two factions in ohio
and promote peace and harmony. doubt
less have excellent intentions. but they
stand to get badly pinched.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27

Mayor Busse Is reported determined 70
drive gambling out OF Chicago. II he
means gambling in al its forms, Chi
cage is going TO suffer big population
shrinkage-
The Washington times., 1907-04-27

The Parlsians viii be saved from ennui
for few more weeks anyhow. Inc
appeal Of Count Boni in the divorce suit
is soon 10 come up for a hearing
The Washington times., 1907-04-27

It turns out that Rockaway Beach
doesn't propose to let Asbury Park,
with its sea serpents, get away with all
the advertising, and so comes the story
that the Rockaway bathing suits are
worn with skirts so short as TO be posi-
lively shocking. Persons feeling the
need Of a shock will take notice.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27
New England Overlooked.

New England is nowadays eliminated
from Presidential consideration 1t is
a political anomaly that New York
should always be given The most seri-
Gus consideration. while New England
is set down in the calculations OF poll
ticians as impossible. Yet New York
has been going Republican in Presi-
Dental elections no less emphatcally
than New England. and it is not es-
pecially different IN interests or tradi-
tons. Neither is New York now essen
tial to Republican success 1t is essen
tial TO Democratic success in 190S-and
the Democrats do not dream of naming
a New Yorker to lead their ticket.
Governor Guilds recent visit to Wash
Ington ocCasioned renewal of talk about
a tariff TeVisiOnist for second place on
the ticket OF course. if President
Roosevelt has his way, all Republicans
viii be TeVisionists in 1903. standing on
revision and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
platform. But along with that is de-
maTded the candidacy of man y hose
name and Utterances viii give assurance
that the maximum and minimum is not
to be a minimum and maXimum-that
the adoption of the continental system
Is not &c be uEde the excuse for rails
ing, rather than lowering, duties.
The Washington times., 1907-04-27

Il might be a good thing right now 10
have the written law brought out good
and strong in connection with murder
case somewhere. The unwritten article
Is in danger OF getting frayed around
the edges from oyerwOrk.
Mrs. Won CIaussen is edging up toward
the spotlight again, and seems to have
a fair chance to catch a bit of its CRATE
full radiance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

Many May ser But It Takes 0eafzn to
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

4 generous oTer. Thr Telegram
will give away next Wednesda,
evening special voting certificates =;
the hnstlers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
Today is the Last for the Ladies to
HustIe for the Fine Tailor
Made Suit.
THE LEADERS.

generous offer. Thr Telegram
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evening special voting certificates -
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10000 Votes
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How You Can WIN.
The man who casts the most
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The lady who casts the second
largest vote win receive certificate
for 1000 votes.
The votes will begin 10 count
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Wednesday, Nov 20 al 6 p. NJ.
This is the Last bay.
The ladies have only until .
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Contest Closes Nov. 80.
Only two short weeks remain for
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dHO dduIeSs7t E'SAy GdHuIudle iHuSI
be prepared for the great rush. The
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The standing of the candidates
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
The POWER OF erEAM,.


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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

VIII help any of the candidates.
These votes may make you the own
er OF one Of the finest diamond rings
in the State. or may make you the
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
SWEET MELODY FLorr.
APPENDICITIS

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16

our large photographs, they will
certainly please YOU Wilson Stu
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR
BANGING PROVES FATAL

Many men and women catch cold
at dances which terminate in pneu
monia and consumption. After ex-
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taken it will break up a cold and
no serious results need be feared.
Refuse ans but the genuine in a
yellow package sturm & Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

See Wilson. ne can supply all your
wants when it comes to photos.
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SWEET xF1oDy FLoITR.

Wilson Studio: When! Where!
Opens November IL. Traders build.
Ing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-16
Stop Paying Rent
! and Own a Home
Built to Suit
b You.

Think this mater over today,
there is no time like the present to
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wealth, this question is decided by
prompt and vigorous action. The
The Standard Trust Home Purehas-
ing Company will buy you a lot and
build you a home-tt only costs Sc
ger month, or zoe per day to start
now. Who says you can not save
mat amount-why, you spend that
much for cigars and soda water.
God gave you brain, use 1T like
man and start today. Call on
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
PENNSYLV RAILROAD.
Bulletin.
THE CALL OF THE SEA.
"The water is fine come in p

The water is fine in y
This is the call of the sea- the generous invitation of
Old Neptune to parake of the delights Of his realm and it
sounds distinct from each of the points in the greatest
chain of seashore resorts the word-the wave-washed
New Jersey coast.
Cay Atlantic City, witchng Wildwood New Cape
May IN the first flush of its rejuvenaon; Sea Isle City,
Ocean City, with their smaller sisteresors nearby AS
bury Park and Long Branch, where sylvan shades
incoming bilows-each echo the call to young and DID,
Come one; come ALP
These great resorts are within easy access of every
section of Pennsylvania New York, New Jersey Mary
land and Delaware by the fine service Of the Pennsy
Railroad It's many through express trains to Phlade-
phia from North, South East and West land passengers
in Philadelphia whence Atlantic City is but hour by
steam trains from Market Street Wharf, an hour and a
half by electric trains and only eighty minutes from Broad
Street Station via the Delaware River Bridge all-ral
Cape May and Wildwood are only about a hundred
minutes from Market Street Wharf two hours from
Broad Street Station.
The fine service of express trains maintained by the
Pennsylvania Railroad between Philadelphia and Long
Branch, Eberon Allenhurst Asbury Park Ocean Grove
Spring Lake Sea Grit and Beach Haven only serves
the convenience of the casual but the requirements
of the daily traveller.
Excursion tickets, with liberal return limits may be
obtained to any of these popular summerng places at
sonaby low rates, enabling all who feel the need of
change opportunity for recreation by the oceansde
Full details of rates and time of trains may be OBJ
tanned of Ticket Agents
Evening journal., 1907-08-14

y-hve-footer Senator, which will shortly
be equipped with an engine Quaid Nc
Connelis 32-footer Pearl which at one
time was considered the smartest boat at
the Orchards" Stanley Hammond's
Clearmont. a 42-footer. which is fitted up
as finely as any similar sized craft in VIII
mington, and which makes good time un-
der the driving of a Heinel engine. and
the Olive Boat Clubs Cadet. with a speed
of 3 miles
John r. 'Kilmer also has his power boat
Irene at the Orchards" and there is no
more enthusiastic yachtsman in the COM
munity than Mr.. Kilmer. Almost every
evening he takes out party of his
friends on the river and spends several
hours going up and down stream.
William 4. Jones says he has the only
boat in the yard. She Is unnamed and is a
2O-footer and equipped with S-horse en-
gine.
Besides the boats at the Orchards"
there Us located there the Delaware Canoe
club which has some twenty canoes in the
boat house. At present there is but little
doing IN the canoeing line as most Of the
members Of the club are away on their
vacation.
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
NEWS
"JOHNNIES" WIN,
EIGHT TO FOUR
Their Victories From the
Peaches" Send Them
Up the Line

JOHNsTOWN, Pa, Aug. 14.-By defeat
ing Wilmington yesterday. to 4, Johns
town came within three points Of sixth
place In the Tri-state race.
The victory was due to great rally in
the eighth inning, which the Johnstown
team opened two runs behind. Three hits
and big explosion on the part Of VIII
mington allowed Johnstown 10 score si,,
runs and sew the game up. Wilmington
started on Ike winners, as they batted
Forester good and hard and managed TO
pile up -four runs In the first five innings.
In the hfth inning Forester was bench-
ca and Brady put in TO save the game
80 possible The Pttsburger worked so
well that he tied Wilmington up and was
never in danger Of being scored against.
Practically all Of Wlmington's hits were
made from Forester.
In the nrst Raymor's error allowed
Cassidy to reach first and he scored on
la hit by M. Lynch and an error by Kill
lefer. In the second E. Lynch's single.
with wolfe's walk, which froced him to
second and Cassidy's double tailed an
other. The visitors last two runs came An
the fifth. Arndt singled and got second
ON Barthold's single. Smiths crack to
right scored Arndt and put Barthold on
third, from which place he scored when
Smith was forced at second by McFar-
land. Johnstown was easy for Wolfe unu
the fourth when Taylor hit a home run.
In the seventh Hartmans walk with Kill
lofer's hit. a steal OF third and error by
lE. Lynch allowed one more run. Then
came the eighth. johnson reached third
on a long fly dropped by smith Taylor
singled and scored him. Koepman was hit
by the pitcher Brady bunted TO tile
pitcher and no person was caught with
the bases full Hartman popped out and
sanger flied TO right, Taylor scoring Kill
lefer doubled scoring Kopeman and putt
ting Brady at third. Conn lifted "a pop iiy
to E. Lynch and the fielder dropped IT, al
lowing Brady and Killefer to score. Conn
scored on Raymer's hit. Tho score;
Evening journal., 1907-08-14

Clancey, Ramsey. McNeal. Zanzinger
Lucas. Kane. Dunn, Weinberger, Roberts
Chappelle. Jackson. Barthold. Roy. Faulk-
ner. SPOTS and McLane. the latter never
having been in the box. The Wilmington
baseball team went South on March p foi
trip of two weeks during which time
weather conditions were so unfavorable
that but four games were played. The first
game was played in Portsmouth, Va, with
the Virginia State League Club Of that
city.
The result was victory for the Del
aware boys by score Of to 4. OF the
players who took part in the game, which
was played on April 3. there remains but
one on the local team to-day, pete" Cas-
sidy. His run getting started then as he
made one of the five tallies made by the
"Northerners" as they were termed.
The lineup Of the Wilmington team
in this game was as follows: Vinson. CT;
Maher, SIS; Cassidy. 1b Donovan. IF;
Griffith 2b; McCarty, Sb ard IS; AfccuskeI
sb; Townsend If; McAuley. C; Greenwell,
p; Touchstone, p.
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
Mani the aeIIIieau PIavera.

If Manager Wolverton, OF the Will
Transport Baseball Club, chooses to sell
an of the players for whom he has re-
ceived offers the Millionaires will be
composed of an entirely different list
Of men next year. Offers have been
received for Blair the young catcheri
Second Baseman Charles Left Fielder
.pelahanty, Centre Fielder OHara and
several other players by major league
arrangements.
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
HAVE HAD
MANY PITCHERS
Since the Season Opened y
TWiTIeFS Have Been on
Wilmington Team

That the management Of the Whining.
ton team has made every effort to OBJ
tain pitchers throughout the season is
shown by the fact that since the club
was first gotten together in March last
there has been a score Of twirlers on the
roll Of the players. OF this number but
two are now with the team, Hoch and
Wolfe.
The list Of pitchers includes. Wolfe
Hoch, Greenwell, shortal, Touchstonel
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
YEsTERDAYis SCORES

YE5TERDAY'S SCORES,
Chicago. g. Philadelphia,
ST. Louis ., Boston. T.
New York. S; Cincinnati. 3.
Brooklyn. s; Pittsburg, O.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati az New York.
Evening journal., 1907-08-14

A French invention. consisting OF
bulb thermometers. predicts at sun
down whether there will be frost.
Evening journal., 1907-08-14

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Athletics. 3; Detroit, O.
Boston, 6; Chicago, T.
Cleveland. IS; New York. G.
st. Louis. 6; Washington. 8.
SCHEDULE FoR TO-DAY.
Athletics at Detroit
New York az Cleveland.
Washington at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRi.srATe srANpINc
YESTERDAYS GAMES

YESTERnAY'S cAME2-
Johnstown. s; Wilmington, l.
Altoona. 4. Trenton, l.
Altoona, 3: Trenton. J.
Lancaster, 10; Harrisburg, s.
Williamsport z; Reading. q
Scheduled FOR TO. DAY
Wilmington at Lancaster
Williamsport az Johnstown.
Trenton at Reading.
Harrisburg at Altoona
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
.WoIfo out. hunted thlrd strlke

xGrady batted for Wolfe IN ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Johnstown zee. o.. .......O o o o. i N-s
Wilmington ..... ..... Il o - 90 o o.
Two-base hits Cassidy Conn, Hillefer;
home run. Taylor; stolen bases, sullivan,
Hartman, Taylor; double plays, McFar-
land, unassisteds Raymer 20 Kllefer;
bases on balls. Wolfe. 6; Forester Il
ht by pitcher Kiilefer. Raymer, Keep
man; passed ball. Koepman; three-base
hit. FORESTER; sacrifice hits. Sullivan,
smith. struck out Wolfe O. Forester Il;
Brady, a; time. 15s; umpire, Moran.