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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-06-04
NOTICE oFb1ssoLur1oN.

Al a meeting II the stockholders
of the AmericanlEcono Associa-
ton, a corporath under the laws
Of the State Of Rest Virginia, held
on the 14th Of kpril, 1908, at it's
principal office j the city Of Char
lesion, West Viri MIA.
A majority Of he capital stock be-
ing represented nd voting in favor
of the following esolution:
Resolved, Iht the American
Economic Associion, corporation
duly created, orlnized and existing
under the laws the State of West
Virginia, do ,dibntinue the bust
ness Of said cOPratiOn. That af-
ter the paymentf all debts and liza
bifities of said operation, the prop
erty and assets manning thereafter
be distributed tween the stock
holders of the she In proportion to
their holdings iEaid association.
I hereby certil that the foregoing
is true copy Oh resolution adopt
ed by the Ame1fn Economic Asso-
citation on the 4th day of April,
1908.
r. Q. HILL,
President Of AM ican Economic AS
ISOLATION. 4-23-4t
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Mr.. starks had no equal III any dr.
vision of leadership in the field Sog9
human endeavor, for faithfuhasss
love, long suffering, kindness. elaTIss
ty, >thoroughi,ess nor power Of organ
ization: T., .M. ~. An, ,tt$< SSsssI
What will the men he : left ifl
charge OF the, pride of his life do VII
this wonderful organization? 4 shall
1t live or shall it die? God grai1ts
that 1t shall, live as his: eyerlastinass
monument = ~ f%ji>}} fs3SSsS
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WEST VIRGINIA COLORED INsTI.
SIS. - TUTE. at.~.. D..

Announcements for commence
ment week. June Ill, 1908$
Saturday evening, June 18th, the
Aeolian Singers, of .Staunton, Va
Sunday, June 7th, 2 D., m, COM
mencement sermon, Rev. SIR. Bull
lock, Charleston, w. Va.
Sunday, June 7th, 8 D. M, joint
meeting Of the Y. M. c. A. and Y. w.
G. A. =. !
Monday, June sth, 8 p. M, junior
oratorical contest. s.:
y, Tuesday, June 9th, 8\p. M, Wheat
ly-Dunbar Literary Society exercises.
Wednesday,, June 10th, q p. M,
class day exercises. :.
Wednesday, June 10th, 8 D. m,
alumni reunion, address by Rev. S.
p. West. d. p. ... fIa
Thursday, June 18th, 2 p. M.
commencement. - 4,
Procession OF officers, teachers
alumni, and graduates formed al
>MacCorkle Hall and march to Assem-
bly, hall, where exercises will be held
Address to graduates, Rev. D.
Webster Davis, D. D., Richmond, Va
Thursday evening, June 18th, re-
ception to graduates and visitors by
president andy Mrs. J. McHenry
Jones.
All trains will stop at Institute
during commencement week 80
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OFFICIAL CALL. \ 81 FsS
EiShth district, Republican Senafx1sEs
!. Nl Nnminnfinr 61onror.Aa>. -. 1870


Inc republican ,Senatnriai Com
ventlon of the Eighth Senatorial I5fagS
tr1ct OF West Virginia is hereby caII.g
ed TO meet In the city of CharlesrOn.
kanawha County, West Virginia ar
Tuesday, the 7th day OF July. Tang
at o'clock P. NJ, for the DurnnsssS
OF nominating Republican caYldfsS
date for the Eighth Senatorial Eias
trlcC OF West Virginia. to- he voted
fort at the general election TO ia !;
held on the 3rd day Of Noyenii arss
l9O9, and to select one member from
each OF the counties in said distRfgk
10 compose the Senatorial Comnss
Tee therefor, and to transact suck
other business as may seem to said
committee to be, proper and for f1sSsS
best interest of the Republican papfY ~
The basis Of representation fnY.s1
the above named convention shalf 81 Z
Tor each county in said Eighth Sana4S,
torlal District, one delegato for each
one hundred votes or reniafnffItsss
fraction thereof Of flfty votes g,Ss5
more cast for Theodore Roosevelt In I
1904, that is to say: $50
- DaissS
.. Votes. gates
Boone county ........ 1874 I#5%sf8&
Logan county ,........ $40 - R@
kanaWha county" -. 1858 88ss
Said delegates must be selected
by. primary election Or convention
duly called and held In each OF SAID
counties for said purpose by giving
at least thirty days notice ofssths&
time and place Of holding the same
BY order Of the Senatorial Com
mittee for the Eighth SenatorfaIl
Districts Of West Virginia held Ssxt
Charleston, w. Va, February IN ga
1908. -. lyGS.s 75ss:Ft
s. u. BRADLEY, 5S .siss
- g. Chairman. 81
CLEMENT H. HUDSON,
2-19- to 7-8. Secretary q III rvs iissl*
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BALTIMORE g OHIO RAILROAD
\ Very Low Rate
e SUMMER EXCURSIONS -.

ATLANTIC CITY,
Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean
City, Asbury Park, Long Branch
Point Pleasant, N. j., ocean
City, Md, and Rehoboth Beach,
Del. East Of Ohio River, spe-,
cial low rate Excursions July
2, 16, s3O:S 2August .13 and 27.
and SeptemberIO. 80 -,
BOSTON, MASS, -. 49,,
Generals Fedsration of Women's
Clubs, IiRa,22 to july L. 4
Supreme Lodge, Knights Pyth-
las, August to Is. ,:..
CHICAGO, ILL, S.. = .... .,
Republican National .Conven-.
ton, July IA to 16.
CLEVELANp,; OHIO, ..
Natnonaf Educationa Associa-
.gtian, j usie 29|fto July 8.
= Internal ionak Convention B. Y.
p u of Am erica, July 8 to ~.
CQLUMBUS,,$ OHIO,
Prohibition National Conven-
;: tiop, July Z.
AOENVERytEOLQ.,
Dsmoctgatic'' National Conven-
ton, JIIly17th. -. :.
10 OF. Sovereign Grand
: Lodge and lcP atriarchs% Militant,
SeptenGher. 10 to 26. ~.
LOUISVIELE;r ky,
Trfenntar$ Convention Interna-
tfohal s. s. Association, June ,15
ST. PAULf MINI, * '.....
(. Ancient Arabic Order Mystic
Shrine TmDerial Council J,lv
10 to 18. $>% ~. III * =, :.
TOLEDO, otffoS rssss
G. A: r. AID Annual Encamp-
ment, August 81 to September
! r -. - {; :. - l.
For full details as to- rates,
routes, dates on which tickets
willo.be sold, time of trains, ETC.,
apply to Ticket Agents, Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
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cen for several weeks.

been for several weeks. ~
Rev. S. e. Williams, of Mt. Car
bon, was business visitor here Sat-
urday. =. N.%
Edward Fulks, of Charleston, was
the guest of S. M. Davis, Saturday.
Pres. ]. McHenry Jones, Of Insti-
trte, came up Saturday and spoke to
large crowd in the opera house,
all the. secret orders of the town hav-
ing united In celebrating the 3Oth.
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WANTEDk-At Once. jeffrey Chain
Machine men and coal cutters u.s.
Ing other machines. The National
Employment Agency Inc, new
Coyle &c Richardson Bldg, fourth
floor. -. : '0''
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a. NJ A. M.

Washington 4ge No. 6, A. F. &
A. NJ, meets THIRST and third Fri
day nights Of e month at the K.
of P. Hall. u. Taylor, W. M;
William WrighBec'y.
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TO whom 1t may concern :

Whereas, there Is certain outstand-
ing Indebtedness against the county
of Fayette both against the general
county fund and the road fund Of
the several magisteriaJ districts OF
said county, which Indebtedness is
represented by drafts or county or
ders; and.
Whereas, The legislature of the
state Of West Virginia, at its regular
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All trains will stop at Institute
during commencement week. ~ -
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New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
SAY He ST4BBED F4THER.
Police Hold Son Pending Result Of
POssibIY Fatal Hounds.

suydam vantinian. of No. 4036 Third avenue,
fatally stabbed last night in his home dur
ing an alleged quarrel with his son, Sargus who
laughed at his fathers anger when the latter
came home and found three strange men in the
house with his wife Young Vantinian is under
arrest at the fremont avenue police station.
The father returned home last night after q
fruitless search for work during the day. Gain
ing no satisfaction when he asked what business
the men had in the house he upbraided his wife
and son in strong language, and 1t is said.
whipped out long bladed knife He rushed for
his son. but the latter, according to the police,
wrenched the knife from his hand and sank 1t In
his neck.
Detectives Brown and Gordan and Police Cap
tain McGlynn found the in the cellar He
was locked up on charge of felonious assault
pending the outcome Of his fathers injuries.
The wounded man is in Fordham Hospital. where
it is said his wounds probably will prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
STOPS CAR; IS STABBED.
Chauffeur Nearly Murdered by
Masked HighUaynlan.

Roslyn, Long Island. July (SpeciaD.-With
blood streaming from a knife wound in his
neck Leopold Daumney. chauffeur for Benja-
min Stern, raced his employers car home last
evening and collapsed as he drew up in front
Of the building A physician hastily summoned,
said the driver had narrowly missed bleeding
to death and that the wound was very near the
jugular vein
Daumeny was within half a mile of his en-
ployer's home, travelling at a moderate speed,
when a man stepped into the road from the
bushes and held up hand. Believing there had
been an accident in the road ahead, Daumeny
stopped his car. The man then planted foot on
the running board and made a sudden lunge at
the Frenchman's neck with long knife. Dau-
meny lifted his army quickly. partly warding
off the blow. Then he put on full power and
the car jumped ahead, throwing the would be
assassin to the road.
His assaiIant was masked, the chauffeur said.
but he had not noticed it till he attacked him.
He said he knew of no enemy who would seek
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
GIRL PLUNGES TO DEATH.
"Loop-the-Gap' Auto Slips at Luna
Park, Pittsburg.
TBv Telexraph to The rribun.

Pittsburg, July 3-Mrs. Stella Parker, nine
teen-year- girl known to the public as Made
moiselle Novi fatally injured late this
afternoon while looping the gap in an auto
mobile at Luna Park, where she has been the
attraction for two weeks Charles Merx. her
manager, and William Schultz, her property
man, were taken to Central police station. to
await the result of her injuries.
Madenloisele Novi was advertised to turn
three complete somersaults in her car after
running down a steep incline. This afternoon
one Of the rear wheels of the slipped from
the track When the struck the gap it
lurched over on its side. turned three and a
half somersaults. and then came down with a
crash. The girls head struck iron bar to
which she was holding. crushing her skull
panic followed the accident, many women
fainting. Her manager said he knew nothing
about ner, but her name and address were
found on Identification card around her neck,
probably placed there in of such an acct
dent happened to-day. Her home is at No.
491 Quincy street, Dorchester. Mass.
At st. Francis's Hospital, to which she was
taken. 1t said tonight that she will prob
ably die before morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
Ell PAso STORM COSTS FIVE LIVES
Two Men Washed from Bidge-Washout
Throws, Train Into Stream.
TRv Telegraph to The Tribune. !


El Paso. Tex, July 3.-Ffve lives were lost, one
man is missing and property damage amounting
thousands of dollars was done last night by a
heavy hail and rain storm In thirty minutes the
precipitation lib inches and the food, coming
down the mountain sides washed out the tracks
of the Southwestern, the Santa Fe and the South
ern Pacific railroads. which are not yet repaired
Interurban trolley lines TO Fort Bliss and TO
Towne Texas and the FL Paso smeter were also
washed and are yet out Of commission Two
unknown men sought protection from the torren-
tiaI rain beneath railroad bridge and when the
water swept down il carried them into the river
They have not been identified, although their
bodies were recovered. Paul E. Stedham, who
was out fishing when the cloudburst came, has
not returned
A Texas & Pacific train into washout at
the Boracho. Texas. and the engineer and Mrs
Legarda Apodica and two children were drowned
The engineer jumped. falling into the stream
which had washed out the bridge, and the Mexican
woman and children were pinned down In the
Cnair
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
SHOT At BALLOON; TO JAIL
No Mercy for Nan Who Endan-
gered Gidden's Life.

Brattleboro. VT, July 3--For shooting at
Charles ]. Gliddens balloon Boston while it
was over Brattleboro the evening Of June
10 William Murphy was sentenced to-day to
not more than two years and not less than six
months at hard labor in the House of Correction
at Rutland. Charles Rigaman. who was ar
rested with Murphy and has been In Jail await
ing the hearing. found not guilty and was
discharged on recommendation Of State Attor-
ney Robert c. Bacon.
The hearing was held late this afternoon be-
fore Judge Ernest ". Gibson. in the Municipal
Court Murpty's counsel endeavored to show
that Murphy who fired two shots at the bal
loon, supposed 1t to be toy, but the State
Attorney insisted that this was untenable. that
Murphy's act was a wanton one, committed
from pure recklessness, and was TO be compared
with the mischievous turning OF switches in
front of trains.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
ALL DELEGATES TO
DENVER NOW CHOSEN
Mr.. BRYAN Has Won Il
THREE-FOURTHS
M4JORITT.
Isl Delegates 4re for Him, 22 for
Johnson, II for Gray and 2I2
.1re URcommitted.

The list Of delegates-elect to the Democratic
,-..ional Convention is now complete. Thirty
tse,eesfes-twenty-f from North Carolina and
,x from Montana-were elected this week
These thirty delegates were all instructed for
Bryan
The cali for the national convention fixed its
membership at LOOP. the Philippines being ex
,,uded from representation Six Philippine dele
,ates have been chosen, however, and will ap-
,,- for admission. OF the LOOP delegates elected
-y7 are instructed for Mr.. Bryan, or committed
% his support by resolutions of preference or
,,,blic announcements. Twenty-Five are for
johnson. II are for Gray and 212 are uncom-
-,i+-ed NJ Bryan has the support of I55 per
cent Of the delegates.
The distribution by states. territories and de-
,.,5encies among the various candidates of the
no7 delegates is shown in the following table:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
TORNADO KILLS FIVE.
Forty Injured in Ne1C Meaico Tozcn
Mann Homeless.

Santa Fe, n. NJ. July 3.--Five persons were
killed forty injured and many rendered home
less by a tornado last night at Fort Summers.
Guadeloupe County, n. NJ. The dead Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gerhardt, Miss Alvarado and
two unidentified sheep herders. Gerhardt was
a pioneer of the region.
News of the disaster was contained in a
telegram received this afternoon by Acting Gov
ernor Nathan Jaffa from A. P. Anaya, who
said financial aid was needed.
Governor George Curry and ". II. Andrews,
delegate TO Congress, are in the region devas-
tated and taking such official measures for
the relief of the inhabitants as the situation
demands
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
AUTO DRIVER INJURED.
accident on Dieppe Comse-Rdcer
Kills Old Nan.

Dieppe. July "a racing automobile driven
hv an Englishman, Hal Watt, was smashed
to-day while going at the rate of 12O kilometres
an hour near here. A bursting tire caused the
accident Watt was shot thirty feet from the
roadway into a field, where he was found an
hour later by the driver. Nazzaro. who was
practising for the race for the Grand Prix
Watt was sent to an hospital, where 1t Is said
his condition is desperate. The machine that
was smashed ran second in the Grand Prix in
1907. when it was driven by Ssz. Watt bought
il afterward
Another racing machine to-day killed an old
man on the road near Saint-Malery-en-Ca -Caux,
seventeen miles southwest of here.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
BATTLE IN ASUNCION.
Hundreds Reported Shot in the
Pardguayan Capital.

Buenos Ayres. July 3-Advices from private
sources at Formosa. in the northeastern part Of
Argentina, say there has been sanguinary fight
ing in the streets of Asuncion the capital Of
Paraguay, where revolution is said to have
broken out recently. and that hundreds of per-
sons have been killed or wounded.
Edward c. O'Brten. the United States Min
lister to Paraguay and Uruguay, and Harry B
Owsley, Jr., secretary Of legation. both are in
Asuncion.
Communication by telegraph and telephone
with Asuncion has been cut off. and conse-
quently there conflicting runlors Of sensa-
tionaI character current here
DR.. Caesar Gondra. who. with DR.. Lopez of
this city, and General Caballero and General
Escobar, both former presidents of Paraguay,
Is one of the leading spirits in the revolution in
Paraguay, said tonight that the present move
ment. which was organized over a year ago.
was purely national rising. headed by the
Colorado rarty, against government which has
reduced Paraguay to conditions approaching
bankruptcy. with daily falling off in trade an
increasing premium gold and growing dis
tress of the population.
The revolution began June 80. DR.. Gondra
said, with a mutiny of the first regiments of
artillery and infantry, which, with the armed
transport Libertad, bombarded the police bar
racks at Asuncion, where a thousand men were
Quartered.
DR.. Gondra added that it was his belief that
the government would be overthrown. and that
either General CabalIero General Escobar
would be installed as President.
General R Caballero served President of
Paraguay from November 25. 1882. to September
25. 1885, when General Escobar succeeded him
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
SURFACE CARS IN CRASH.
Conductor Severely Injured and
Women Suffer from Shock.

street crosstown car crashed together last night
at 34th street and Ninth avenue. Patrick Nc
Garry. conductor OF the former. severely
injured and several women passengers suffered
from shock McGarry, who lives at No 426
West SD street, was taken to Roosevelt Hos
pital
The women who were treated for shock by the
ambulance surgeon were Mrs Mary Mais. Of No.
414 west 37th street; Mrs n. Eppel. of No 3O2
East 7th street, FIatbush. and Mrs. Abby Traf-
ford. Of No 222 West 111th street Mrs Mais
held small boy in her arms when she tainted.
but he was not injured.
The dashboard OF the Ninth avenue was
smashed and number of windows in both cars
were broken
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
ADMIRAL THOMAS DEAD.
Commanded the Second Pacific Bat
tleship Squadron.

San Francisco, July 3.-Rear Admiral Charles
NJ Thomas (retired). who commanded the second
squadron of the battleship fleet on the cruise
around the Horn. died suddenly at the Hotel del
Monte, Monterey tonight
Admiral Thomas succeeded Admiral Evans in
command of the big fleet, but held the position
only few days. He retired and Admiral Sperry
took command. After his retirement. Admiral
Thomas went to Del Monte for rest and recu-
peration. His health had been fairly good. and
death was unexpected. 1t is supposed heart
trouble was the cause.
Charles Mitchell Thomas was born in Philadel-
phia October !, 1876. He was appointed to the
Naval Academy from Pennsylvania in 1851 and
graduated in 1866. He promoted to ensign
December l. 1866 master. March r. 1858; lieutenant.
March o. 1859: lieutenant commander. April /,
1880; commander, February Is. $780, captain. March
3, 1892 and rear admiral, January Il, 1905.
He first served the Shenandoah. and after a
varied career in many naval capacities
heved superintendent of the naval training
service in January, 1907 to take command of the
second division of the Atlantio feet, in which
capacity he served until August of the year,
when he was assigned to the command of the sec
ond squadron of the feet. He accompanied the
Atlantic battleship fleet its recent trip to the
Pacific Coast. and upon the relief of Admiral Ev-
succeeded to its command, being in turn
leved by Admiral Sperry.
His home in Newport r l.. where. No
vember 3. 1874, he married Miss Ruth Simpson,
daughter of Rear Admiral Edward Simpson
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
TROOPS MOVING ON ITAPE.

Buenos Ayres July 3.-Accordng to advices
ceived by the government to-day, the headquarters
of the rebellion in Paraguay at Itape. small
town near Asuncion- There several battalons
of troops among the revolutionists. President Fer
reira. accompanied by the Minister of War. has
placed himself at the head OF body Of loyal troops
and is marching Itape.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
WRECKED BY FIREWORKS.
Building on Steeplechase Island
BIo7cn to Pieces.

bridgeport Conn. July "a building \on
Steeplechase Island. near the amusement park
owned by George C. Tilyou. used as factory for
making fireworks was blown TO pieces tonight
by the explosion of the materials used in their
manufacture There one In the building
ar the time Of the explosion. though the early
,enorts were that, three persons were missing
The building was owned by c. Nastasis and
valued al $500 The stock loss Is not known. as
Nastass is out of town.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
PRIESTS HOUSE DYNAMITED AGAIN
Third Outrage Near Scranton Follows With
drawal of State Police.

Scranton. Penn. July 3-The residence Of the
Rev. Father Karparski. pastor Of the Polish Lith-
usnisn Catholic Church Archibald, near here, was
oynsmited early to-day The porch was torn away
and the front part of the house badly wrecked.
but none Of the occupants suffered serious injury
fractional differences have existed in the church
for some time, and this dynamite outrage is the
third 10 occur. The state police for long time
on guard at the church 10 prevent a riot
among the factions but they were withdrawn a few
osys ago The state police are searching the noun
tains for those Suspected of having wrecked the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
JOHN CHARLTON LOSES LEG.
Case Puzzles Surgeons-Patient's Condition
Regarded Favorable.
-pr r.l.sranh 70 The Trthune I


Toronto July 3.-Fhysicians are puzzled over the
case Of John Charlton. who is well known in
Canada and the United States through his advocacy
Of reciprocty Some time ago blood clot formed
IN an artery sn his right leg stopping the circula-
don and his life was despaired Of Subsequently,
however the whole leg, close up TO the knee with
cred away and dropped of The only operation
Necessary was to remove q small piece Of protrud-
ing bone. The wound is nearly healed. snd Mr..
Charltons condition is now regarded as favorable
Mr. Charlton is at his home in Lynedoch.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
NEW WORKERS HURT IN AUTO WRECK

Youngstown. Ohio. July 3-An automobile con-
tanning S H. Sweet and w. j. Gidley, of No. SIT
Broadway New York City. run down to-day
al Dorset Ohio. forty-fiVe miles north of here by
Lake Shore train. Both men were badly cut about
the face and head. They were brought to this city
by train and taken to the City Hospital The ma
chine was completely wrecked.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
AN APOLOGY TO RICHARD CROKER.

Dublin. July 3-"The Manchester Chronicle has
spoloeized TO Richard Croker and has agreed 10
pay him s. 800 and publish an apology in all the
sporting papers Of the country in settlement OF tle
hbe suit instituted against II by Mr.. Croker Tor
statement which he said reflected on his char
Acter a sportsman