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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-03

Dld you ever get where you just
couldnt help singing? If you hav-
emf, you will when Tullar leads off
with Il good soul-stirring Gospel song.
We hope to see the largest gather
ing Of Sunday School workers ever
assembled in our State, and we have
secured speakers whose addresses
will be most helpful to every one who
attends. Make it Il point, Brother
Pastor. to get every officer and
teacher in your Sunday School to
this convention, and please don't fail
to go with them.
The program committee has had
one thousand thirty-two page II
sters printed and bound with the
program. Five hundred Of these ar,
for immediate distribution. Tails
booklet contains II complete program
Of the convention and the songs that
will be used. If You want II copy Of
The combined program and songstcr
write Mr.. J. NJ. Way. General See
rotary. pcIzcr, $. C., that YOU are
going to attend the convection. give
him the name Of your Sunday School,
the name and address Of your pastor.
superintendent. secretary and every
teacher in the school. You will thea
receive Il copy of the program and
songster neatly bound. BY getting
the convention sonyStcr now q will
have an opportunity 10 learn thc
songs before you get to the ronvrn-
ton.
The railroads have granted Il rate
Of one and onc-thirI fares plus twcn-
t,y-live cents. tickets to be sold on the
certificate plan. Each delegate will
pay full fare in going TO the convcn
ton, but will pay only one-third Of
one fare plus twenty-five cents re-
turning. See your superintendent
about railroad rates. and if he can
not give you full particulars write
at nee to Capt. j. Adger Smyth, Jr.,
Chairman Of Executive Committee,
Pelzer, South Carolina.
All delegates should write at once
TO Mr.. Geo. II. Octzcl, Chairman Of
Committee on Entertainment, Union,
S. C.. that they will attend the con-
vcntion. Mr.. Octzcl and the COM
mitteo Of which he is chairman will
secure homes for all who attend.
What about the State Sunday
School Banner? Shall your county
win it? See that all your townships
are organized before April first, that
your county sccretary's report is
complete in every particular, that
your county sends up a liberal con-
tributioa to the State association. y
1t is useless 10 speak Of the splcn-
did talent from our W State. You
know them all. Splendid speakers Of
all denominations, some of them col
lcge presidents, some Of them minis
tcrs, some Of them Sunday School
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-03

School Work-tMr. W. G.. Pea1ce.
1900 The Home Department-Dr.
A.. i. Phillips.
Eighth Session, Friday Afternoon,
April Third.
800 Departmental Conference:
(a) Primary-Mrs. j. Woodbridge
Barnes, presiding.
o. Organized Adult CIass-Rev.
f. ". Gregg, presiding.
(c) Pastors-Dr. T.. Fl. Law. pre-
siding.
(i) County Olhcers-Rcv. j. d.
Moore, presiding.
(c) international and Newly Elect
ed State Oilicers-Chairman Exccu-
tive Committee, presiding.
Main Section.
800 Good Sunday School Songs.
Led by Tullar aud Meredith.
$3.50 Our Work for the Coming Year
-Dr. j. W. Daniel. Columbia.
loo "Approvcd Workman" 49,
How Sccurel-'Mr. w. c. Pearce.
4:30 a Trap for Boys-Rcv. Grant
ColfaX Tullar.
Ninth Session, Friday Evening, April
Third.
7:30 Come. let us sin" thirty minu-
les with Tullar and Meredith.
500 The Sunday School and Mis-
si"ns-Dr. u. l.. Phillips.
$50 Meaning of the Worldwide
Sunday School Movcmcnt-Mr. w.
G. Pcarcc.
900 The Sunday School Il Builder
Of Christian CitiZeaship-Gcvcrnor
Martin T.. Anscl.
9:30 Parting. Wo,1.,.
1000 Closing Son" and Benedic-
ton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-03
Our Visiting Speakers,

ou1 SAo1OlliS NPSohOlo,
DR.. A.. l.. Phillips. OF Richmond,
Virginia, is the general Superintend-
cnt Of Sabbath School Work in the
Southern Presbyterian church. Like
Mr.. Pearcc, he is Il specialist Of in
tcrnational reputation, and his al
dresses should De heard by every
Sunday School worker in the State.
DR.. Phillips inspiring addresses at
the Georgetown Convention are the
talk Of all who heard them. and no
Sunday School worker can afford to
miss hearing him at Union. His
long experience in the field of Sunl lay
School literature will make his adj
dresses Of special interest to teach
crs and Sunday School officers.
The song service Of the convention
will be conducted by Rev. Grant Col
fax Tullar and Mr.. Isaac H.. Mere
dith, Of New York City. Mr.. Tullar's
splendid leadership and Mr.. Mere
dith's sweet solo singing will be very
much enjoyed by all who attend.
These wcll-known and exceedingly
popular singers have conducted the
song services Of so many great State
conventions That they are the reco%-
niZcd leaders OF the country. They
know how to sing. when 20 sing and
what to sing. Their publications.
like the Organized Sunday School
Movement. have crossed all seas,
sealed all mountains, and traverscd
all valleys. Following" the onward
marches Of the English language.
Mr.. w. c.. Pcarcc Of Chicago. is
The international Adult Department
Superintendent. He is a %favoritc
with all who attended the George
town and Pelzcr conventions. His
powerful addresses are always in
spring and his CONFERENCE.-THE cX-
pcrience renders him able to solve all
Sunday School problems brought to
his attention. IF YOU nave been dis
corlra9cd because Of difficulties in
| Your work, if You have a few Sunday
School problems You are unable to
solve. bring them with you to the
convention. and Mr.. Pcarce will tell
You what tod o..
Mrs. J. Woodbridge Barnes, Of
Newark, n. j.. will attend the convcn-
ton. to the delight Of the primary
workers Of the State. For several
,norc NT,,c Rornoc hoe hoon tbo r.,
ternaiional Elementary Superintend-
cnt. Mrs. Barnes and Miss Grace W.
Vandivcr, our excellent State Pri-
mary superintendent, will conduct
three primary conferences during the
convention. Tn these conferences the
most approved methods in primary
work will be discussed and their
meaning explained. We hope that
every primary teacher in thc State
will be present at the convention and
attend these conferences.
The State Sunday School Banner
will be awarded to the county asSo-
citation showing the best record of
organized Sunday School work done
during The past year on the following
conditions:
|. Largest per centaoc Of town.
ships organized.
2. Best statistical report Of coun-
~ secretary.
3. Contribution TO State %associa-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-29
Square Deal

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family modicines-flr am thc in1fodi
ents entering into tucm are printed on
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GIy~erIns plays an important part In
Dr. ~lIorce's Golden Medical Discovery 10
ihe cure OF Indigestion. dyspepsia and
welk stomach. attended hy sour rI-.H--.
heartburn. foul breath. coated tongue.
poor appetite guHWIug feeling DOB sInu.
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mcnf1 OF the stomach. liver and bowels
BESIDES curing atI Tho above d.-rrn- .ug
ailments. iue Golden Medical Discovery
is a specific for aIl diseases of tho mHe.
membranes, az caf1rrh, whaihcr Uf the
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
OVER SIX HUNDRED PERSONS meet AIERY GRAVES IN THE BATAVIA HABR
STRONGER THAN
THE STATE MILITIA
Senator Joseph McDermott
Says Charles W. Swish
er is Now.

Senator Joseph II. McDcrmott, OF
Morgantown, president OF the West
Virginia state senate, is as strong a
Swisher man as when the Secretary
first announced for the governorship
and in conversation with reporter
said that there is no doubt in the
world in his mind bu: that Mr.,
Swisher will be nominated on first
ballot. The Senator says that Mr..
Swisher will have over 500 votes in
the convention, and lead that moth
ing can overcome.
Just say for me-" remarked the
Senator, that the state militia
couldn't beat Swlsher He has been
the winner from the start. / do not
believe that the entire roll of coun-
ties will be called on the gubernator-
ial nomination, for Mr.. Swisher Will
have reached the goal of his ambI-
tions before the end of the roll is
reached and will be triumphantly
nominated on the first ballot. You
can say. also. that the figures that
have been advanced by the opposition
candidacy are misleading in the ex-
treme. They claim for Mr.. Scherr
delegates that he has never had a
chance of getting. Charley Swisher
is counting absolutely nothing but
what he knows to be his"
When asked about the third
man" rumors that are floating about
the state. Senator McDermott said:
Nothing at all in 1t, That rumor
was originated by Swishsr's opposition
In the hope of hurting the secretary's
candidacy Neither Northcott nor
Edwards would accept the nomina-
tion as a precious gift. There WILL
be no third man before the conven-
ton, so far as can ncw be seen. an |
even II there is. Swisher's support
will hold UP for and nominate him.
Just mark 1t down that SwIsher is
the winner by safe majority of
votes In the convention, and that his
vote may even total more than 500.
Mr.. Scherr has never at any time
been within milo AMI half of the
nomination"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
MILLS START
In a Number Of Industrial Dis
trictS and Promise
to Be Busy.

PTTTSBURG. Pa. July 2-The
HasIins Glass company at Martins
Ferry. o., employing nearly 1000
men, will resume operations in a
week This important industry has
been idle on account of the depres-
sion, but so great is the rush of or
ders that it will shut down for week
to make the necessary repairs.
The Great Lakes Coal company OF
Kaylor, Pa, has opened up its mines,
employing 1,4OO, after idleness OF
many months.
More than 100 brakemen OF the
Pennsylvania lines, who were laid of
during the business depression have
been ordered to report at once for
work at New Castle, Pa. Fifty fire.
men have been put on.
Additional furnaces have been put
in blast at the Pittsburg Forge and
Iron Company, giving work to 500
men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
GRAND CHILDREN ARE
LOOKED AFTER IN WILL
In win of Mrs. Sarah Thomp-
son Which is Probated at
Court Session.

The will OF Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
widow of John G.. Thompson, was
probated at the session of county
court Thursday morning. The tes-
lament provides that three grand
Worthy Ray. Opal G. and
Ethel Thompson, infants of Mary o.
Thompson. deceased, shall receive
the amount their mother would be
entitled to were she alive and this
is to be provided by pay
ments to be made back to the es-
tate of enough of the money advanc-
ed to Cyrus, Joshua II. and T..
Walker Thompson and Mrs. Nancy
T.. Rector, Cyrus A. Thompson was
named as executor and he is d.
rected to pay the grand children
named the amounts due them when
they arrive at the age f21 years.
together with four per cent interest
compounded after the firstsadminis-
tration year
Mr.. Thompson qualified as execu-
tor with F.. w. and R. Q. Thomp-
son sureties and bond at 5000. The
appraisers of the estate are Hugh
swiger. NJ. Nuzum and william Gray.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
Train Runs Him Down As He
Walks Along the
Track
READING A NEWSPAPER
Body is Cut in Twain by Wheels
of W Va. & Pittsburg
Way Freight.

John w. Smith, paper hanger of
the East End, known by many as
Smithy Barrett, was cut to death un-
der the wheels of West Virginia &
.Pittsburg division way freight train
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
near the West End junction Thurs
day afternoon at O'clock.
Smith was walking along the rail-
road track reading a newspaper when
the traintrounded curve behind the
man and struck him. He was hurled
upon the track in front of the train
and the wheels Of the rear coach pass
ed over his body cutting 1t, entirely
in two pieces The accident occur
red near the Barnes crossing.
Coroner w. P. Camp was called
TO the scene and after making an In
yestigation decided an inquest unnec-
essary and turned the remains over
to an undertaken.
Smith was about 80 years old and
is survived by his wife and two
children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
LINCOLN MEMORIAL
May Be Reached by Magnifi-
cent Highway from the
City of Washington.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July "a
magnificent highway extending from
this city to Gettysburg, Pa, dis
tance of seventy-two miles, as t.
memorial 10 Abraham Lincoln, is the
recommendation made by James T.
McCleary, second assistant postmas-
ter general and formerly member
of congress from Minnesota. to the
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Commits
sion. Mr.. McCIeary's recommenda-
tion is continued in preliminary re-
port to the commission OF which he
is member
In 1905 Mr.. McCleary was sent as
the special representative OF the
commission to Europe to study the
great national memories of the diff
ferent countries.
He gathers facts in regard to
arches. shafts. memorial bridges.
buildings and statues, and his rec
omendation is the result of these
studies. The Abraham Lincoln
memorial committee WAS appointed
by congress and consists of Senator
Wetmore, of Rhode Island. chair
man: tire secretary OF state, tire sec
retary of war, Representative Nc
Call, OF Massachusetts; Former Rep
resentativcs James d. Richardson, OF
Tennessee, and Mr. McCleary. An
appropriation OF $4,000 was pro-
vided for the work OF this commits
sion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
HARRY {. GUMP
IS ARRESTED
And Taken to5Webster Springs
to Answer for Bank
Shortage.
(spclaI to thc Telegram. }

WESTON, July 2-Harry Z. Gump
of Clarksburg, formerly cashier of
First National Bank at Webster
Springs, was arrested here today and
taken Webster Springs to be given a
hearing concerning an alleged short
age OF the banks funds.
Gump arrived here on one train
and was arrested by a policeman,
who handcuffed him and took him
back to Webster Springs on the next
train.
1t is said the shortage which Gump
will be asked to explain amounts to
$500 and that 1t was made some
time ago when Gump .was connected
with the bank.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
PEOPLES PARTY
of West Virginia is Organized
and Appointments
Are Made.

At state meeting yesterday after
noon the Peoples party of West vir-
gInia was organized. with the follow
ing appointments:
State Iommittee-A. B. Thorn, of
Reedy, chairman; c. L. Monroe, of
Gay, secretary; members. First dis
trict, DR.. j. w. Schulz, of ,Romney;
second district, o. D. Hull. OF Ken
dalla; third district. D. C. Raleigh.
of Parkersburg; fifth district, vacant.
Members national committee-A.
B. Thorn, c. L. Monroe and A. c.
Houston, of Pickway.
Electors-at-large-F. W. Burdett.
of Liverpool and c. D. Hill, of Ken
dalia.
Congressional campaign committee
&c. B. Newhart, of .Reedy; B. Smith
of Lubbock, and John Hartley, of
Liverpool.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
SEASON
OPENS At THE RINK
Jolly Club Will Usher in the
Season With a Dance
Tonight.

The dancing season at the rink on
Fifth street in Glen Elk will open
tonight. The season will be ushered
in by the Jolly Club. which has an
elaborate program prepared for the
occasion.
The floor has been surfaced by the
Toledo Floor SurfacinG Company
and has been waxed up, the result
being a superb dancing floor now.
The dancing hall is large and com
modious and one OF the best in the
state.
The rink will be open all the sea-
son for private dances, and there
will be public dancing besides. The
Wells orchestra will discourse mu-
sic at all events during the season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
One Falls Through a TrestIe
and is Hurt and One
Makes Escape.

After an exciting break-away from
constables and a fall through troll
ley car trestle by one, four men were
landed in the county jail Wednesday
night by Constables Ford and Post
to await hearings on charges Of dis
turbing the peace on Pinnickinnick
Hill a short distance north of the
city. The prisoners are: Andy Hen
seley, r. e. Fltzhugh, Russell Jor-
don and c. NJ. Simmons. The Of
ficers had John Mackey in their Gus
tody but he esceapd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
NOT SETTLED
Is the Chairmanship of the Re-
publican National Com
mittee Says Taft.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. judy q
After a conference with Arthur /.
Vorys, of Ohio. lasting two hours
and half, Secretary Taft said:
You can say absolutely definitely
that the craftsmanship of the national
committee has not yet been settled.
Yon can say also that no announce
ment OF decision as to the chair
manship will be made until after ]
have conferred at Hot Springs, Va.
next Wednesday with the sub-com
mittee of the national committee.
hope this is sufficiently definite ant
that my statement will be accepted
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
ALL FOR GAINES
For Chairman of the RepubIi-
can State Convention
at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, July 2-It now
seems certain that Congressman
Joseph Gaines, of this city, will be
the temporary chairman of the Re
publican state convention, which
meets in this city next Wednesday.
Thus far Mr.. Gaines is the only per-
son who has been talked of in con-
nection with the Craftsmanship.
Swisher has declared his preference
for Gaines and while Scherr has re
manned silent in regard to the matter
it is said that he would not object to
the selection of Gaines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
MAKE
DASH FOR LIBERTY


All five men were arrested on Pin
nickinnick hill by the constabIes and
started toward the county jail. When
they arrived at the South end of Glen
Elk bridge the prisoners decided to
make split break for liberty. Some
ran toward Hewes street and others
down the trolley line. After n
strenuous chase, all Of them were
reeaptured save Mackey Henseiey
slipped and fell through the trolley
trestle near the interurban station
and was badly skinned.
The prisoners viii be given hear
ings Thursday evening. -Henseiey Is
charged with unlawfully carrying a
revolver and SHOCKING It and the 9TH
ers are charged with drunkenness
and dlsorderly cohduct.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
Asking for an Injunction
Against the TWo-Cent
Fare Rate.

CHARLESTON, July 2-After test
Ing the state two-cent fare law for
twelve months the Coal q Coke rail-
way today filed a petition in the cir
cult court here praying for an in
junction TO prevent Attorney General
Conley ana Prosecuting Attorney
Avis from bringing criminal proceed
ings against it for falling to observe
the law. which It declares can not
obey. alleging it 10 be confiscatory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
MORE CONTESTS
Are Filed With the National
Democratic Committee for
Temporary Seats.

DENVER. Col, July 2-The num-
ber of contests before the National
Democratic committee for represen-
tation of delegates on the temporary
roll call of the National Democratic
convention increased today from fifty
to fifty-four Today's mail brought
notice of contests in the Ninth and
Nineteenth Ohio districts. The Ma
tional committee will begin hearing
the contests Monday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
PEARY TO GO TO POLE.

NEW YORK, July 2-Commander
Robert f. Peary. the Arctic explorer,
will make another attempt to find
the North Pole. The staunch steam
cr Roosevelt will cast off her moor
ingso Monday and begin her north
ward voyage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
DEGREE FOR AMERICANS.

OXFORD. Eng, July 2-oxford
University has conferred the honor
airy degree of doctor of divinity upon
several prominent ecclesiastics. Two
Americans thus honored are Freder-
lex Rogers Graves. Protestant Epis-
copal Bishop of Shanghai, and John
McKim. Protestant Episcopal Bishop
Of Toxic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
SENATOR osENToN ILL.

CHARLESTON, July &C. w.
Oscntou. one Of the Democratic lead
crs of Fayctte county, is confined to
his room in Fayetteville, threatened
with typhoid fever. Mr.. Osenton is
one Of the delegates to the Demo-
cratic national convention at Denver,
but his illness will probably prevent
his attending
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
.RLACKHAND MEMBERS
SET OFF DYNAMITE
At Wealthy Italians Home,
Wreck Two Houses and
Iniure Four Persons.

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, July 2-Four
persons were seriously injured and
two dwelling houses partially wreck
ed when dynamite was exploded at
the home of George Deacotoria,
wealthy Italian, by members of the
Black Hand today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
FATHER LOSES LIFE
TRYING TO. SAVE SON.

PARKERsBURG, July while
trying TO save his small son from
drowning in the Ohio river here last
evening, David r. Congleton, we'll
TO do merchant, was himself drowned.
The boy was saved. The father
thought he was beyond his depth.
when. as matter of fact, he was
just playing in the water. Congle-
tons body was recovered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
PLOTTED
MURDER OF CARLOS
Is the Sensational Statement
Made by Speaker in
House of Lords.

LISBON, Spain, July 2-Dr. Al
poim, chief of the progressive dissi-
dents, today created sensation in
the House of Lords. when he assert
ed that the assassination of King
Carlos. and Crown Prince Luiz, had
been decided upon at a meeting of
the leaders of the progressive and
pegeneralor party fw days before
they carried 1t out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
DENHAM RETAINED
As Postmaster According to a
Report Coming from
Washington.

The report reached here last night
from Washington that Sherman c
Denham had been retained as post
master here. Mr.. Denham was eX-
pected home today from Washington
but did not arrive. He is looked for
in day or two. There has been no
direct communication with him con
ffrming the report. but those familiar
with the situation at Washington
place credence in it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
HAVE LAZY" DISEASE.

MT. VERNON, n. " July .
Quarantined in tents on the lawn of
the Mount Vernon hospital are twelve
members of one family wig are SUI
fcring from lazy disease scientif-
icaily known as uncinarIasis, one OF
the rarest maladies in medical annals.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-02
LADY FINED
AT Fairmont Because She Has Not
Taken Out a City License.

FAIRMoNT, July TO show that
the local Merchants Association is
in earnest In its efforts to keep out
travelling representatives of firms do
ing business here without city licens-
e the city yesterday caused the ar
rest of Miss Edgins, representative OF
the r. G. Bennett Company, of
Pittsburg. The young lady had been
here selling shirtwaists and other
ladies' apparel at the Hotel Hanley
for the past few days. The mayor
fined Miss Bdgins $1,000 and costs.
amounting to $3.50 in all.