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PROTESTANTS AT FUNERAL
Bishop SatterIee and Rabbi Abram
simon Attend Services.

4 feature Of the service which tended
to show with what great esteem Or. Stat
ford was held by clergymen Of other than
the Catholic faith was the fact that
many prominent pastors. representing
nearly every Protestant religion. were
present.
Among these were: Right Rev. Henry
Yates Satterlee Bishop Of Washington.
Or. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church; Rev.
Frederick D. Power. pastor OF Vermont
Avenue Christian Church: Rev. John NJ.
Schlck, pastor Of Grace Reformed
Church; Rev. J. G. Butler pastor Luther
Place Memorial Church, Rev Herbert
Scott Smith, rector OF St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church; Rabbi Abram Simon.
OF the Eighth Street Temple; Rev. Frank
NJ. Bristol, pastor of the MetropoIitan
Methodist Episcopal Church. and Rev.
Donald c. Macleod. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Father McGuigan, acting pastor OF ST.
Patricks Church, received the following
note from Bishop Satterlee:
VIII be present out of my friendship
for Dr. Stafford and respect for his mem
ory. His death is a great loss. not only
to your parish, but to the whole com
munity."
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that he was going to get rid of the wife,
and chen things would be lovely all
around.
Finally" said this woman, Il had to
put Whitmore out OF the house, because
I couldn't stand for the screaming and
the row whenever he and George got
into a fight, After that she used to
telephone, and used to meet him at
Radin's saloon in Brooklyn"
A sister of the Dickenson woman, named
Cook, told the police that Whitmore was
infatuated with "Georgie'' and was SO
jealous Of her that he used to beat her
with his fists when he imagined she had
been out at night with another man.
Mrs. williams, who owns the house al
2l2 West Thirty-fourth street, where
Harry Dickinson and the woman who
went by the name Of George" Dicken-
son lived, said that Georgia" spent the
day and most of the night on Christmas
drinking beer in the basement, saying she
was waiting for a message"
This is a miserable Christmas. ain'i
it,? she said to Mrs. Williams. but fl
will be lot better when a certain party
gets rid of his wife
The police are now certain that "Geor.
gle" has left town. Fred W. Elliott, the
Boston and Albany fireman who was OF
service to WhitmOre, the prisoner was
found in Newton, Mass. his home. to-
day Elliott did not come here imme-
diately, as he said he would. but went tC
Boston.
He said that he wasn't with Whitmore
Christmas Day or night. If the new Jer-
sey authorities wanted him so badly he
guessed they could send for him.
HendrIcksOn ArraIgned.
Harry Hendrickson, who was arrested
on Saturday night and held on a tech
nical charge of Vagrancy. was arTaigned
before Magistrate Tighe In the Adams
Street Court in Brooklyn to-day. Hen
dricks0n's counsel insisted that he be dis
charged, but on the request Of the New
Jersey authorities the magistrate re-
manded Hendrickson until Thursday
Then the lawyer got a writ Of habeas
corpus from Supreme Court Justice Mad
dox. which was made returnable to-mor-
row
When Whitmore was arraigned before
Judge Branegan to-day on an afidavit
that he did ''wilfully feloniously. and OF
his own volition kill and murder one Lena
Whitmore," two men, who are held as
witnesses-William Bartlett, a Bowery
waiter, and Frank EngleTt. occupation
cOnjectural-were held in 5000 bail each
The police are convinced that they know
considerably more about WhltmOre S
movements than they are willing to tell
The body of Lena WhitmoTe will be
shipped TO Schenectady and buried there
after the inquest, which is to be held In
the town hall at Harrison on Thursday
night.
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VICE PRESIDENT ATTENDS.
Cannon, COrfeIyOu, and Many Other
Public Men at Stafford Funeral.

cannon tOrfeiyOu, and Many Other
Public Men at Stafford Funeral.
OF prominent people the following were
present at the funeral services: The Vice
President, Mr. Fairbanks; the Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives. Hon. Jo-
seph G. Cannon; the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Hon. George B. Cortelyou; Mr.
Justice White, Mr.. Justice McKenna: Am
bassador Creel. Of Mexico; Senator Scott.
Senator Elkins, Senator GalInger. Sen
ator BeveTidge. Representative Champ
Clark; Chief Justice Clabaugh and Justice
Stafford. Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia; Henry B. F. Mac
fsrland. president OF the board Of District
Commissioners, Henry /. West and ]. ].
Morrow, his associates on the board: As
sistant Secretary of Commerce and La
Dor. Lawrence o. Murray; Judge De La
cey. Of the Juvenile Court: DR. Haunis
Taylor. eN-Minister 10 Spain; Surg. Gen.
O'Reilly. I. S. A; Thomas Sullivan. df-
rector OF the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing; Or. Sinclair Bowen, J. A. GouI-
den. Charles Y. Fornes; Walter S. AbeU
OF Baltimore; Gen. Felix Agnus OF BaIti-
more; Col John T. Morris. Of Baltimore:
Judge Martin O. Morris. Scott c, Bone.
Crosby s Noyes, Edgar d. Shaw, Hector
Fuller, and John JOY Edison.
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BALTIMORE MAN ARRESTED.
Charged with Forging GambrIIPs
Name to DistiIIery Stamps.

New York, Jan. IA man, said by the
police to be William j. Mackay. of Balti-
more, prominent society man, and
son-in-law Of President George T. Gam
brill, Of the RoXbury Rye Distilling
Company was arrested here to-day on
request from Boston, where the au-
thorities report him accused of grand
larceny and forgery.
The Boston complaint is preferred by
L. +. Demmelman, a broker, who charges
the prisoner of selling him S10.90O worth
of disHllery stamps, to which. he as
serts, Gambrills name was forged.
The prisoner was held awaiting extra
ditiOn, in default of a $500 bond.
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Richmond, Va. Jan. 1.-The election OF
officers and members of the executive
committee of the Virginia Hotel Mems
Association was held shortly before noon
to-day in the annex Of Murphy's Hotel.
The result was as follows: G. H Paxton.
Natural Bridge. president; /. Berry DOd-
son, Norfolk vice president; J. II. Cal
lihan. Clifton Forge. secretary. The
new executive committee is composed OF
J. NJ. Atkinson. Richmond. chairman;
w. c. Roger. Norfolk J. b. Spencer,
Williamsburg; w. W. Lynn. Lynchburg,
and Fred E. Foster, of Roanoke. c. H.
Consolvo, of Norfolk, the retiring presi-
dent, presided at the session.
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TO D. ]. S.

Like time-tempered curving violin
OF old Amati. wei attuned and rare,
Is he In youth VINO heapth eyerywhsre
The melody Of God above the din
OF earthly volces-happy he who in
Tne strength Of manhood blessedly can share
In Gods great silence-Who would rather
bear
A thousand Ills than make his fine soul sin
In vulgar plaints thou noble life. thou soul
Apart and set benimaHt. su alone.
Though seeming Of a world that passes by.
And laurels thee! the warring storms nav
r0ll
Yet in thy heart there is the undertone.
To burst in silence when mere sounds shsU
die
MAURICE FRANCIS EGAN.
Christmas, 1896
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valley and carnations which Mr.. Roose-
velt sent 20 the rectory yesterday morn
ing.
This tribute from the President. with
a card attached, was placed upon the cas-
ket with the few flowers purchased with
the widows mite 10 accompany the re-
mains Of the beloved priest to their last
resting place
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AID DESTITUTE VETERANS.
King Edward Subscribes 10 Fund
for CrImean Heroes.

London, Jan. Public opinion has been
recently stirred by newspapers calling at
tention TO the large proportion of veter-
ans Of the Crimea and the Indian mutiny
which are destitute, many of them being
in workhouses.
Field Marshal Lord Roberts now an
nounces the Inauguration of a relief fund
TO insure weekly allowances to the vet
efans, enabling them TO spend their last
years IN comfort, ana appeals for sub
seriptions. King Edward has consented
to be the patron of the fund, and opens
the list with subscription Of LOCO
guineas.
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ONE DEAD IN FIRE PANIC.
Police QuelI Alarm In Salvation
Army lodgings.

Worcester. Mass, Jan, THE quick
arrival of police prevented a panic which
attended. a fire in the Salvation Army
lodging-house early to-day. A majority
of the seventy inmates were old and
feeble and in the panic struggle some
We're thrown down and trampled.
Daniel Driscol, who was paralyzed in
one leg, was crushed to death by the
frenzied men who passed over him, and
his body was found later in the day in
the rear OF the hallway on the second
floor.
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Tells of "Georgie."
WEATHER CONDITIONS.


T. =. DeHt- OF Aer1cUiuFer Weather Bureau.
Washington, Tuesday. Jan. = 1865 D. m.
During the next twentyfOur hours this storm VIII
move northward and unite with disturbance that
is moving eastward over the Great Lakes. Fair
weather Is indicated for Wednesday in the Central
Valleys and the Southern States. In the Northeast
ern States rain or SNOW viii be followed by clearing
weather. In the Lake region there win be snow in
eastern portions and snow 1uuies and lower tenn
pefatuTe in western portions.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
VIII have high southeTly shifting 10 westerly winds
and rain OF snow. followed by fair weather to the
Grand Banks.
SPECIAL FORECAST
storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic coast
north Of Virginia
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GAELIC LEAGUE MEETS.
DIR. Jeffrey C. O'COnnen Pays Trib-
ute to DIR. StaTord's Memory.

ute to DIR. Stafford'S Memory.
The Gaelic League held its regular
meeting last evening at Carroll Insti-
tute. Or. P. Byrne presiding.
DR.. Jeffrey c. O'Connell paid a tribute
to the memory of Rev. DR.. Stafford in
an address. which was ordered in
scribed upon the rolls. The league then
adjourned through respect TO the mem
ory Of DR.. Stafford. The address was:
Mr.. President, Ladies, and Gentlemen Of the
McHale Gaelic League; With uButterabe sadness
and sorrow. with hearts bowed down with grief
at the loss of ssgairtaroon We are assembled
here this evening to moun-to weep-by the bier Of
Washingtons fsyoTite son. the soldier Of the cross
priest Of priests and American Ct Americans,
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Mexican Murderer Cauabt.

Mexico City, Jan. 7-Advices were re-
ceived here to-day that the authorities of
the State of Oaxaca have captured and
placed in prison the Mexican who mur-
dered L. S. Bourne of Clarion. Ohio. a
| few days ago. Mr.. Bourne owned a large
sugar plantation in that state.
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Local Temnerntnre

Midnight 3 a m. g: 4 a M 81: a. n, g;
a. m, p; 10 a. M, 81 Y m. 49,: u m AZ.
; D. m, J5; D NJ, p: p. m. s.: 10 D. m. g
Maximum, q; minimum, % Relative humidity-8
a. M 20; 2 ?. m., 100; p. m. 81 Rainfall IS
J. m. to !. M, Isl. Hours Of sunshine o. Per
Cent oi possible sunshine, O. Temperature same
date last year-AIaximum, Is. minimum a
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Husband of Swamp Victim
on Police Rack.
now ADMITS HE WROTE NOTE

Search Goes on for Woman with
Whobl Prisoner Is Said TO Have
Been Intimate. and who Boosted
20 Friends that He Would Get Rid
of HIS Wife.
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Temperatures in Othe- C..,..
Rain

Temperatures IN other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall Tor the twelve hours ended at
D. m yesterday. are as follows:
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MANY OF CLERGY PRESENT.
Catholic Divines Come from Far and
Near to Attend Funeral Rites.

There was a large attendance Of the
Catholic clergy, not only from the city Of
Washington and the District OF Columbia.
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President Sent FIowers.

A testimonial Of high regard in which
the reverend pastor was held by the
President of the United States, was the
fbeautiful floral offering of lilies Of the
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enables us to handle rush
PRINTING orders with highest
satisfaction. Have us figure on
your next job. Fsirss. price. assured
Geo. E. Howard, ia 18th 81.
PRINTER, ENGRAyER AND BOOkBINDER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Effective Printing.
Ability to do the better kind Of printing speaks
for the Big Print shops forty years Of success.
Judd g DetweiIer Inc.
The Big Print Shop. 420-422 llth
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company, for the cleo
ton OF directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before ths
meeting, will be held at the Office OF the
company, Fourteenth and East Capitol
streets. Washington. d. G., on SATUR-
DAY. January Is, 1905. between the hours
OF p. IN. and p. N.
?. J. WHITEHEAD,
JaS-llt Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Georgetown and
TenDalytOWn Railway Company, for the
purpose OF electins Board of Directors
TO serve for the ensuing year, and to trans
act such other business as Will properly
come before the meeting. viii be held at
the office Of the Company. Fourteenth and
East Capitol streets, Washington, d. c.,
on SATURDAY, January IS, 1906, between
r. ]. WHITEHEAD,
jas-1lt Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the Anacostia and PotO-
mac River Railroad Company, for the
purpose OF electlng a board or directors 10
serve for the ensuing year and TO trans
act such other business as viii properly
come before the meeting, will be held at
the Office Of the company Fourteenth and
East Capitol streets. Washington, D. c.,
on SATURDAY, January Is, 1903, between
the hours Of l and ?. n: m1::,,,,- ,---
jas-l1t Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Columbia Granite
and Dredging Corporation will be held at
the Office Of Gardner L. BOOthe, 125 South
Fairfax street. Alexandria. Va. on
THURSDAY, January u, 1903, at i
o'clock noon, for the purpose Of electing
directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of other business OF the
J. II. BRADLEY. President.
GUSTAV A. BONNET, Secretary.
de2S. .jaLS.15
ANNUAL REPORT or THE UNITED
States Coal Manufacturing Company for
the year ended December 81, 1907. Amount
Of capital. 81 000, coo; amount actually paid
IN, Sl,G0JGJ. amount of existing debt,
none. Witness the signatures Of the ma
Jority of the Board Of Trustees this I'd
DA4 Or JANUARY, A -. lSe H. r.
STEARLY, Treasurer; WM II. SMITH,
Secretary: ". 7. TAGGART. President.
Subscribed and sworn 10 by W p. TAG
CART, President OF the aforesaid Com
pany, this I'd day Of January. A. d. 1908.
l.. ALBERT GRAY, Notary Public.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Capital Traction
Company for the election of directors for
the ensuing year viii be held at the Office
of the company, 36th and NJ SITS NV
Washington D. g., at 10 o'clock a. n. on
WEDNESDAY, January S. 1903 Polls viii
be open from 10 a. N. until u noon.
@. 7. DUNLOP, President
II. D. CHAMPION, Secretary. deZS-11t
Bea;- =, Coles & Co, UphOlsteriBE ot
all kinds. Slip covers. 909 9Th NV. n. 65lS
RH-r
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MODERN EQUIPMENT

Beai- =, Coles & Co, UphOlsterIBE OF
all kinds. slip covers. 909 9th NV. NJ 65ls
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The Funeral Cortege.
Mr.. Doyle Is Praised.

Much praise was given Mr. DovIa pri-
vate secretary to Father Stafford, for the
excellent manner in which he arranged
and carried out the funeral details. Mr..
Doyle, whose home is In Milwaukee. came
here about two years ago to serve DR..
Stafford in the capacity named.
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T. ]. WHITEHEAD.

J. II. BRADLEY, President.
GUSTAV A BONNET. Secretary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-03-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Claude W. Gore. administrator of tho
personal estate OF Lydia f. Rogers.
deceased, plaintiff.
VS.. In Chancery
Lloyd Z. Rogers, Aries Q. Rogers, Inis
Rogers Moore. Pearle Rogers
zirkle. Dola Rogers Hall. Carl Rog-,
ers. William 8. Harmer, w. r. Hel.
dreth, Joshua j. Borgess.. William
c. DeForrest,, Amanda w. Koonst.
Edward w. Holden, administrator
OF the estate of Charles F. Holden.
deceased. Lee Orr, Horror Hard
ware Company. corporation, Luz
ther j. zirkle and Homer w. Will
ltams, guardian ad Item for Carl
Rogers, defendants. 4
The parties named above and each
Of them. will take notice that on on
the
9th Day of April, 1908,
at my office at No. 32i w. Main street
Clarksburg, West Virginia, will pro-
coed to execute the order of reference
entered by the circuit court of Har-
rison county. on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1908. In the above styled cause.
wherein am directed to take: state
and report an account, showing: "a Il
!. What personal estate Lydia Il.
Rogers. deceased. owned at the time
Of her death. the character and value
thereof.
2. What disposition, Il any. was
made OF said personal estate by the
plaintiff. Claude w. Gore. as admin
istrator. or the personal estate OF
said Lydia Z. Rogers deceased. and
how much. II any. of said personal es-
tate Is now in the hands of said
Gore as such administrator available
for the payment of the debts owing
from the estate of said Lydia z. Ros-
ers, deceased.
.. A settlement of the administra-
ton of the said estate of said decd
ent by said Claude w. Gore, admins
traitor.
4.What debts the said Lydia E.
Rogers owed ut the time Of her dealt,
and to whom they are payable, their
nature. and their respective amounts
and priorities.
s. What real estate was owned
by said Lydia E. Rogers at the time
Of her death. Its quality, description.
location and value.
8. Any pertinent matter that may
be required by any part in interest.
At which time and place you are
required to attend with such EVIL
dence as will enable me.to perform
the duties required by said order Of
reference.
Given under my han this 25th day
of February, 1908.
TANEY HARRISON.
Commissioner in chancery.
Raymond Maxwell. ESQ,
Counsel for. Plaintiff. "a,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State of West Virginia:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court OF Harrison
County. the End day of March, in the
year 1908, the following order was
entered:
olandus West ct ais. VS.. Charles P.
Pearson ct ais. In Chancery.
The object of the above entitled
suit is to enforce the vendors lien
retained in that certain deed OF con-
veyance executed by said West ct ais.
to said Charles P. Pearson, bearing
date on the End day of March. 1903,
and of record in the proper office In
the said County of Harrison in Deed
Book No. 1856, page 562.
And 1t appearing from an aftlda-
Wit fled in this cause that said
Charles P. Pearson and one John d.
Drake, defendants. are non-residents
of this State, 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after the date of the first pub
lication hereof and do what is neces.
sary to protect their interests.
II w. WILLIAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Har-
rlson County. w. Va. -.
w. FRANK STOUT. Counsel.
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S. S. s.
PURELY VEGETABLE
State of West Virginia:

state OF West Nirgintn:
At Rules held In the clerks Of
flee of the circuit court of Harrison
county on Monday. the '2nd dav of
March, 1908. the following order was
entered:
Will T.. Morris. administrator OF John
darlington. deceased.
VS.. In Chancery.
Taylor Talkington. Omar Talkington.
Isaiah d. Talkington. Mary Fran
els, Elzina Watkins. Mary Hawk
ins Patrick Manion Catherine Man
ion. an infant, Sena Manion. an in
FAINT, and Sarah Manion, an infant.
The object of the above entitled
suit Is as follows:
First. To have the court construe
two certain deeds. one Of which was
executed by John darlington and
Assena darlington. his wife, to Tay-
Tor Talkinton, Omar Talklngton. and
Isaiah d. Talkington, dated April 10.
1902. and recorded in the office of
the clerk of the county court of
Harrison county. West Virginia. in
Deed Book No. 100, page $50; the
other deed was executed by John
darlington and Assena Talkington,
his wife, to O. A. Talkington. dated
April 10, 1902, and recorded in said
office in deed book No. 100. page
149.
Second. To ascertain what pro-
portion of the money that came into
the hands of Will e. Morris, admin
istrator Of John darlington. deceas-
ed, arose from the sale of the oil
that was obtained from the two tracts
OF land mentioned and described in
the foregoing two deeds, and what
amount OF said money arose from the
sale OF the oil and that was obtained
from each of said separate tracts OF
land; and to ascertain what portion
of money arose from other sources.
Third. To have the court guide and
direct the said VIII E. Morris. adj
ministrator as aforesaid, how to dis
tribute the money that came into his
hands as such administrator and
further to settle his accounts as such
administrator.
And it appearing by affidavit filed
in this cause that Mary Francis. Pat
rick Manion. Catherine Manion. an
infant. Sena Manion. an infant, and
Sarah Manion, an infant. are nom
residents of this state. 1t is ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after the date of the first pub
ication hereof and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests.
A Copy, Teste:
H. w. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
E, D. LEWIS, Solicitor.
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antly satisfied as well as grateful II
our sister districts will accord US
that honor.
Perhaps YOU are ready to ask Who
has your district to offer for this re-
sponsible position?" We reply that
we have candidate in the person Of
George H. Berry, whose announce
ment has already been made.
We will say in behalf of Mr.. Berry
that while he was not born in Harrl-
son county, an unfortunate event over
which we had no control, yet he has
promised that he will never do so
again. Mr. Berry at the age of eleven
years had the misfortune to lose his
father, who died leaving his family
In embarrassed financial circum-
stances, and being the Oldest and only
son Of family of six children, he at
once began the battle of life and not
only supported himself but aided his
widowed mother and her still younger
children through their trying ordeal.
But being blessed with a rugged con-
stitution and being endowed with a
super-abundance of energy, persever-
ance and business tact he has met
and overcome the many obstacles he
has had to face.
Coming to our county twenty-one
years ago he at once identified himself
with our people and has ever been
found in the front ranks of every en-
terprise for the upbuilding and bet
terment of our community. II a
neighbor is sick or. in distress he is
ever among the first to respond with
his time and means to their relief and
comfort. He has been an active
worker in behalf OF the Republican
party in every campaign since he
came to this county.
The writer's have known Mr.. Berry
as a neighbor for twenty-one years,
and know him to be man OF strict
integrity, morality. honesty and Of
great business energy and fully COM
petcnt, without fear or favor, to dis
charge the duties of the high and re-
ST. nsible office Of sheriff.
We are aware that signed article
of this character is unusual in poll
tics. tut our excuse for tho same is
that We feel we owe more than a
passive support to the candidacy of
Mr.. Berry: and as our circumstances
are such that we cannot make an ac-
tive canvass in his behalf in the field
We have taken this method to COM
municate to our friends and acauain-
tances throughout the county, the
facts of his history. and his claims
for the suffrage of the people.
F. w. CUNNINGHAM.
]. w. HESS.
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AFTER BROADEN
He is Charged With Shooting
at 7. w. Rebels at Gypsy
During an Argument.

Andrew Broaden, colored, of Gyp-
sy, at whose home Mrs. Carl Martin,
colored. was murdered last week by
the negro Frank Johnson. is wanted
by local constables on the charge CT
shooting at T. w. Rebles at Gypsy
last Friday evening. constables j.
Worthy shrader and Ed Kidd have
Just returned from Fairmont where
they went with warrant on search
for Broaden, who left Gypsy shortly
after the alleged shooting. Rebels
said Broaden pulled gun and sho,
at him while the two were having
an argument of some kind but the
bullet went wild.