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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26
TuBspAY'jMag gs. 1905! !
Attack ON LittIenage.

Under the head of Honest Lead
ers Needed" the caption of an arti-
Gle from the pen of a man named
Mason, appears In the editorial col
umns condemnation OF certain Char
lesion Democrats" together with
adam I4ittlepage and Robert Kidd,
BemocratiC state senators, .inbimating
,that tbeY rarAIinlIsn alleged plat TO
EFaadle the Virginia debt on ! on West
F Tg 29jdG1 1atnao 297rtt,n
Yet IS not necessary to explain who
Ahose Certain Charleston Democrats
wi as al an9Et them ~ their ,recard
ada 5 Afst iSGd * asl6 dsf Is aOGlats
AEe admitted that those men tried
tftehl stbe, state 3nai Rid ket1hplq 81
tHPe pfifhasko2se oa1sI bnf
Somewhat surprising, however, is
d Rns5k Rfetfsbsats3 fRtd s6lSss
h been Democratic idol for years
aha the latter wants to be the next
serP9g1 AND m9pg PPys1m9sgats sa5s
9HpporlnS MIN. Inc accusation
NFeinFtt tittlep9ge )at this Cttpe, when
the nomination swings In the balance
must have been made and published,
faf a purpose, and that purpose
rHaches beyond the debt question, in
f4et, the debt feature is used mere
~ TO hide the real purpose.
LittIepage's noninati6n would
mean Col. John T. McGraw's de-
thronement as dictator OF the Demo-
cratic party in the state, and 1t Is
generally believed that Littlepage en-
tertains policies inimical to the cor
porate interests, which have taken
full possession of what has hitherto
been the control of the party. Sem
ator Kids name is mentioned in con-
nection merely to throw readers, of
the scent.
Mason through the News strongly
intimates that Littlepage is a CRATER,
a trfclEster and a 'lnave.. The lam
gnage is SO strong that It is one OF
The bitterest tiradestppbltsRed within
many moons. The attack overshad-
ows the, debt question itself and thus
Ferifessthe statement that the, article
was written with view of injuring
Atttlepage rather than to throw any
Enlightenment on the debt question.
1t is; well known throughout the
state that Col. McGraw is antagoniz-
ed by a large element OF the party,
which element the Littlepage' candi-
dacy largely represents. The ques-
tion arises, was the Mason article in
spired by Col. McGraw. with the hope
OF Its production in a number of DEM
ocratic newspapers, and, IL SO, was
the caption suggested? Such cap
tion.as Honest Leaders Needed over
an attack on the Charleston Demo
Gratis and Littlepage in particular
strongly indicates the purpose Of at
tack. though attempted to be con-
cealed by casual allusion to the
debt question:
Furthermore, hut recently Col. Nc
Graw saw At to issue letter himself
on the Virginia debt question. which,
from recent developmehts. appears to
have been, but "a forerunner OF the
Mason attack on Littlepage.
Again, Senator Robert Kidd has
not been as subseryient to McGraw
Of late as he used to be and as Nc
Graw would have him. and thus the
mention OF his name In the attack is
further proof OF the source Of the
attack on Littlepage
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

BILIOUS? Feel heavy after din
ner2 Tongue coated? Bitter. faster
Complexion sallow? Liver needs
waking up. Doan's Regulets cure
bilious attacks. Is cents at any
drug store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13

he taken to me family home today
bv the wife aud mother of the DC
eeaRed who were with him AZ me enat
Mr. Stoddard was a momhor 81 , M
tom lodge $50. $50 B J. Q =. anu nI
Hiram lodge a r q a NJ OF Ful-
ton
Attorney D. v chavez returned last
night from trip TO California
Miss Ada sykes thnd trick oper-
atnr for the Santa Pc AT Chambers
Arlz returned to her homo last
night after visiting friends In the city
Yesterday
elias GGarcla, of r. q Garcia &
Co wool and hide dealers, returned
last night from an extended eastern
business trip Mn Garcia spent q
month la Boston studying The wool
market
David A. Bttuer and son, Clayton
81 the Bittnct-Stamm Fruit company,
4Tr expected a. arrive home this
morning From Pennsylvania where
they were chilled By the death OF NJ.
Runers father.
The chorus of the musical festival
Of the National Irrigation congress
will meet for rehearsal tomorrow
night in the Womnna club building
h. X MeGanay Of HusHcn arrived
Ia the city af night on = short bnsl-
ness trip
Born Saturday morning, 10 Mr. and
Mrs j Il SCOTT High street ana
Grand avenue. a baby boy
e. NJ. Blackwell president Of the
First Nnu0nal bank 81 Ration ~ mere
to attend the shriner banquet toe
nl@ht
OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13

You will soon receive the cohBIa'u-
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proved appearance II you VIII take
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vlgor FOleys Kidney Remedy cures
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13

n card. 81 Las Vegas was
visitor IN enc city yesterday
Raymond Hm Of Stanley n N r.
in the llty nn business uip
n e. putneY returned Yesterday
morning from business lrlp e. sun
Marcal
Nem y Field the attorney f.
TUNED yesterday from q southern bus
iness trip
q j Loaby United state district
attorney was IN the city Nea'laAN
frof Las Vegas
Buferd II Jones j prominent shoe
dealer of Pulaski Tenn e in the ely
ON Il short business visit
George " Hlckox. the ieweler re-
ftued ~ thc t Mn night alter q
short visit n santa Fo
NJ l.. schut and a J Frank r.
turned "a the ELY last night httol
making q short Trip 10 AIgodon'S
Dr VAN sant puehnsed 20 horse
newer Roo toufng ear Yesterday ltah
tho REQ Automobile Coz ~ ihia City
Special mpatup 81 iallut AhNad
this evening at business 7I I'm
pnrnnee An mobiles ur requested 81
attend
Mrs George IS Nehe lett he might
for san Diego tut i hort VISIT VIII
friends aud tu Wltues the ARRIVAL "l
the American fleet
Max FlRmuu. connected Wtth th'
Man onr hr Boy rompHuN VIII
appoar. a thc ElE the9tg tonight
arrived u ihc eity laHl uiehl
Nfa Nom Il Fitid 80 Wrsi tiicrli
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13
IMronrNNr DEClsION,'

IL Ia important that you snould de-
sIdr a. take only Folcys Honey ana
Tar whom YOU have a cough or t"l'
a. Il win cure tho most obstinate
rarkmg cough aud cAp@ the e"Id
from yout syatcm tolcya lloncy ana
rar contains 30 harmful drugs. IN
aIs, upon having IT, J. " o'RiellN
~,
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THE LADIES or THE CHRISTIAN
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on SATURDAY., APRIL 18TH, @;5o ~ q, !"
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OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
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Rhode Island Reds, per setting o.
IA. 800; Plymouth Rocks and BlaeN
Minorcas, rs cents per setting Phone
CSC ed. McGuIre.
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FFT'S ROOT RETTR. THE BEER
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STORE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Grady Delays Action
i'm The Senate
Bets offered That Racerack
Measure viii Never Be-
come Lam
Special DIsrATcH TO THE CALL

ALBANY. N +, March 24.-W hile
the supporters of Governor Hughes.
antiracetrack program profess 10 be-
Iseve the opposition is greatly exag-
gerating its strength il is noteworthy
that today for the second time within
8 week they failed in the senate Ito
respond to Senator Agnewss renewed
efforts to force q lineup on the Agnew-
Hart bills.
Agnew this morning repeated his eff
forts of q few days ago TO obtain q
test of strength between the friends
and opponents of the bill by asking
leave TO make motion TO advance out
OF its order the bill favorabiy reported
last week by the judiciary committees.
Agnew's request received no support
whatever. although the opposition was
led by Senator Grady. the democratic
floor leader So complete defeat of a
republican proposal under democratic
leadership is OF such rare occurrence IN
either house OF the legislature that the
friends of racing interests are assert
ing tonight more confidently than ever
that the senate amendment TO The Pc
nal code bill. which would permit the
continuance of racing through the
spring and summer. will be adopted. il,
indeed. the whole legislation is not
killed in the senate. Bets were Of
fered today that the measure would not
pass.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
sy j. r. Jeffe-v

Local patrons ef racing came away
from the EmeryEiIle track yesterday
isborlng under the delusion that F. ".
Hssleys Import. N winning the Thu
ron hsndicsp. had broken the track
record for mile and 70 Yards
The orlcial program enormously gave
The track record for xhs distance as
ir==s whereas Cigarlig ghter. tae holder
~ the record. ran the distance IN 1.s3
On Nay 50 last year The consistent
sen Of Peep O Day-Auntie Nun nego-
fisted the distance IN I.ss Is "a win
ming yesterdays handicap. ana his
performance. while not record breaking
in is nature, came as 4 fitting climax
% the clever form which he mas been
exhibiting during the past few weeks
since he frst began 10 SHOW winning
torn Import has been cne Of the most
consistent OF the horses that have
-aced al Eneryysile. and former Jockey
soc Jones his trainer. is entitled 70
great credit for having kept the colt
On edge during the extended campaign
70 which he has been subjected I'm
port won his first race Of the season
On the last day Of January. and his
record since that tine is seven firsts
Two seconds and three thirds out OF
IS starts. Tie only race in which he
finished unplaced fn This period was
Cd against Il The victory which he
scored IN yesterdays handicap was his
most Impressive performance 70 date.
accomplished as IL was in gallon
while concedfnE weight II chunks 10
everything IN the race He failed to
get away from the post as well as
le might have and Jockey Gilbert took
3hings easy in making up the ground
which was lost before the first turn
was negotiated Cabin and A. Musko-
cay were racing out in front. and not
untfl they ha6 entered the stretch did
Import ge- up on even terms with
. thern- In the final fariong he ran
sWaE from them. however. and dis
talee5 taen - zEe vre - aus4t 4.-lf
q dQz4n lengths. cabin. running \
grand race for a frst cut. was beaten
~ A. Nlsko6av only il the closing
strides Because of the general belief
Thar he would need q race or two his
stable connections were enabled 70
get as good as s 10 ! sgsinSt him for
show. Import was the favorite OF the
rsce and was one OF two public
choices that scored during the after
noon While there was some improve
ment IN Jake Hoirman's work AT the
barrier as compared with his short
comtngs Of the previous day. several
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Workouts

Follie L-Seyen-eighths in I.32H
Eilgert-Fire esgnths In 1.031z.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in 1:1e; breezfns
kiddie-Hslf IN -5i
Eaph EcunE-Hslf IN "a
Grace G-HaIf in .5I1z
William Bixset--F Fire-eighths ia f.CS
Ksnilror1h-F5ve- efghfhs in i.02I5
lCerro sznta-HeI{ IN 80
Red Era-Hslf In -
Crystal Wave-Three- quarters In DO.
Dick Wilsor-Fise-eighths in Les.
Rsv Carlo-Five-eighfhs in l:c2
Judge Eeison-Hz1f IN 80
Ea5sroiSg--T tree-eighths in .S6
J. z. Saesaar-FiFe-ezghrhs in I-s7: breextnr.
Schnooser-Taree- ishfhs IN .36 Is.
Eunnyside-Aiie in 1.45z
Colonel Dick-E1H in .53 Is.
Eed 1eaf-Afiie and an eighth in 1:5ssk
The Hist-Three- eighths In .3S.
Van Gordaa and Roman Wing-Hslf in So
Esgrzne-Five-eighths In 1.10: breezing.
Columbia Maid-Fixe-eighths In 1907; brsezing
Byron-Mile IN 1853.
Iron Watzon-Mile n IA
Black Doraino-Haf IN .52iz-
Colambis Nsid--Half In :53.
RezHmcEt-Three- -eighths In 50.
Bonheur-Ihree-eighths IN 81 %.
Johnny Lyons and Weber-Ihree- -eighths In 81
San Alvs-sdo-Nile tn l.47-
Golden Wine-Five-eigh1hs In i-o4 5-5.
Cossett-HzE in 80.
Duke Of Hilzn-Hzlf in 80
Eovgorod-Half IN 30
Tzlentosa-Three-qu quarters IN / 20: hreezirE
Intons stion-HaIf in 30.
Csrmiss-HaH IN :491a-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
BENNING RESULTS

BESNING. Msreh 24.-Eonowing are the
results OF todsy.s races:
First race. six furlongs-Gces Fast won
CoEnedienne second, Helen third. Time lis
Second race. four furiougs-Personal won
BzI5ek second. Huldy third Tine 81
Third race. six and = half furlongs-Pooue
sing won. Ftrebrand second. Glaacus third
Fourth race. seven furiongs-azurs Maid
wen Tennis second. Billy b. Van third Time,
Fifth race. six acknowledgements won.
kenpton second, Workman third. Time
lis 2-5.
Sixth race. one mile and 20 yzrds-Holseher
won. Ltttlston Maid second. Campagner third.
Tine. LIS Is.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
NEW ORLEANS WINNERS

NEW ORLEANS. March 24--sunnsry:
First race. three and half furiuags-Ne-
h-asks Lass won Lenia Leach second. Guard
Allen third Tine. rs.
Second rzce. steeplechase. fun coCrse-7old-
circle woa. Dsrso second. Dr. Heard third Tine.
Ala As
Third race. Eix furlongs-Mze Hamilton Won.
Thomas Calhoun second Bsnrida third Tine.
lis 1-5
Fourth race. six furlonEs-Keetor wen. Sold
proef second. Ralbsrt third Tine. 1-17 3-5-
Fifth raee-Mile and sixtsenth-Ssm Rice
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25


erably better.
LEADS ALL THE WAY
Tawasentha- the favorite. beat the
gate IN the opening race and the ad-
vantage thus obtained enabled her TO
lead from start 10 finish. but she was
pat 10 q hard drive at the end 10 stall
OF the determined closing challenge OF
Adena, which had received the worst
OF the break and which came from al
most last place 10 be close up second
Adena had been played down from II
10 ! 10 about half those odds and sile
probably would have won with any
thing Ike an equal break with the
winner. Sevenfun handled her big i'm
post OF IL pounds well and was safety
third II the wire, after having worked
her way into forward contention in
the frst quarter from a disadvanta-
geous break.
The running start which Jockey
walsh vas permitted 10 achieve with
Flving Dance enabled that FLY TO win
the ? year old race without serious
opposition she broke about length
behind the first flight. but on account
OF being OF IN her stride IL was no
tine before she had obtained lead OF
several lengths, which advantage she
was able 70 retain throughout 1olo.
Golden Slipper and Bubbling Water
made a pretty contest Of IL for second
and third money. finishing noses apart
IN fhe order named Nauretania and
Lfnola. the first and second choices. got
or 50 badly that they had no chance
TO make 3 showing
PREEx RY HEAD
The third race was far from being a
true run contest The start was poor
one and Preen and May Amelia, which
made head finish OF the contest, both
encountered bad racing luck in the
early stages. May Amelia probably
fared the worse. having been cut OF by
Rather Royal and thrown back 10 last
place in the first sixteenth Preen bolt
I'd almost 70 the outer rail when the
barrier went UP and Gilbert wes
Obliged 70 take him up sharply before
fe could 90 on with him Not until the
aeld was well Strengthened away in the
tackstretch could he get TO the front.
in spite OF the brilliant speed that he
has. once in front. however, he re-
gnasned there and when May Amelia
having made up her lost ground. chal-
ieuged in the closing strides Preen re-
sponded with more gameness than his
recent races would lead local racegoers
70 suspect he possessed. with the re-
suit that he scored By q head The
neglected Ray Bennett just did get up
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

Of Pengroso At IS TO 1. but weaId have cleaned
up q fortune had A Nusko1ay ben ahle -
win the handicap. he had . Big bet down
On that horse that would have ben parisyt-l
back Pelizroso- Dodge went 70 the track
believing thar his horses would win two races
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
BEST BET-MIsS RILLIE. NEXT BEsT-sUGARMAID

won. Msxonis second. Ettz " third Tine.
1.55 45
Bailey wen, Terms Rod second Ia Fayette thIrd-
Time. 1-54 Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
cAssIGNoL TWICE BEATEN

NEW YORK. March 24-In exhibi-
tion games OF 1872 balk line billiards
played here this forenoon and tonight
both Slosson and Sutton defeated Cas-
signol n the Hoppe -Schaefer match
tonight Hoppe won by 400 TO his op-
nnnenf-s Snf
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Yesterdays WINNERS

70 beat the suddenly improved Blondy
for show in the Last stride.
Told You jumped into the lead al
the start of the ffth race and was
never headed Cricket Kelly was up
and the horse ran much better for him
than he had for other boys who have
had the mount on him from time 70
time Cartha gfnian. which had sup
planted Sea Lad in feyoritisn- was
pinched out at the start and closed an
enormous gap in the last quarter TO
finish a fast coming second. Wooden.
the second choice. outgamed the long
shot Lucrece By a neck for the show.
PELIGR0sO WINS CLEvERLY
Jockey Dearborn. who has been re-
markably successful with horses from
the Dodge stable since he began riding
here few days ago, rode PelfgToso TO
victory in the closing race in1cIever
fashion The horse was outrun the
first part but closed with a great burst
OF speed and galioped over the leaders
IN the stretch drive Huerfano with
which Jockey Walsh had forced his
way through some small holes barely
outlasted Chclk Hedrick for third The
Mighty. which actually closed fsvorite.
lost ali chance by getting away from
the barrier poor last Eudora FL
Cazador and Triumphant. all OF which
showed early speed. faded away in the
stretch.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. =. Jeffery


Ratings fast point each pound
weight
LORD NELsoN-NAGAzAM-D COLEMAN
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

Liberal advances on Diamonds aad jexelry
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
The Calls Form CharofRaces afEmeryviIle

aa Z al Esnac
g
T1s5sv az
H G
$SE7 and 1puArds
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
HIGH GUN-AVONA-LUSTIG
dAID-CADICHON-JUDGE NELSON

; year olds and upward
lng. Remarks
should repeat
The sure contender
Runs in and out.
Fair sort.
Might improve
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Import Scores Seventh Victory by
Winning IiburOn Handicap
LEADS ALL THE WAY

OF the starts might hare been consid-
erably better
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

Al pos1 niautes OF at 30 Preen. So place, TO
Bennett 11-5 shcw- Winner br- &. 0y Aftest1g Pow
Gypsy King Start poor. woo
1 driving High price-Preen Rather Reysl g. Pfeea
handling 51st lasted AaT
rown back % lat ptace bSckstretch Bay Bennett
Part Royal stopped litter showing speed Ralph Young
win when properly placed
:. :. 2 =: -
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

" W Ftnn purchased Rather Roysf from
Edward Trotter yesterday for $500 The
horse ran rather poor race fof his new
owner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

me 20 - IS. l-l5 -. LIS -
sw amFlia - place. J 8 50
Wrw IL. Trained ~ D. He1-y-
frfrsnr hard Seco1c easily ~
ref ~ start got 70 front On
Anelte was bothered AZ starr and
ran lis race Bi0n1y STEPPED las
Il Eo1t- but belongs s,seWhere- e
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

FINE TAILORING The onIy original VA
kezrny, Bushand Ella Latest spring noveEfi
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

JOCKEY Gilbert was the only boy 70 boot in a
brace Of winners yesterday The lad had scanf
chance On form 10 make a showing with bis other
mounts
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

Sam Stern. who had Gone efficient service as
entry Clerk since the opening Of the present sea-
son. Suddenly left the service OF the jockey club
yesterday and was succeeded By Waiter Odczn
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

IL is reported that New York racing men in
close tonch with the situation aaent Governor
Hughes sntirscing measures laying s to /
that the bills VIII not pass