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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
TAKEN BY DEATH
Is Christ Bachman. Dalryman,
After a Prolonged
Illness.

Illness of more than a years dura-
tion with stomach trouble resulted in
the death of Christ Bachman. diary
man, at his home on the Mary Goff
farm on the hill south of Water
street. Monday.
Surviving Mr.. Bachman are his
wife and the following children:
Fred Bachman, OF Grafton; Charles
and John Bachman, Mrs. Lincoln
Custer. Mrs. James Wright, and Mrs.
j. ]. Bowers, of this city; and Miss
Rose Bachman at home. His age
was 50 years.
The funeral will take place Wed:
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock. Ser
vices will be held at the late home,
led by the Rev. J. E. Bird. pastor OF
Con NJ. f. church, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Metheney. pastor of Ash
Chapel. Burial will he in the Ma
sonic cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
SUSPECTED
of Being a Lunatic is Gladys
Davisson and She is
Put in Jail.

Gladys Davisson, keeper OF houses
of ill repute and victim OF the drug
habit, is a prisoner in the county jail
suspected OF being a lunatic. She
was placed behind the bars Monday
afternoon late by Constable c. L,
Ford upon information that had been
made by Mrs. I. Scott, who resides on
First street near the house where
Gladys had been staying. The
woman's actions have been queer for
some time and people of the neigh
borhod are afraid of her. She will
be given hearing by Magistrate G.
H. Gordon Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
DEMOCRATS WIN
As Usual in State of Arkansas
and Elect Their Entire
State Ticket.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept. 10
The election of George W. Donaghey,
Democratic nomlne for governor and
the entire Democratic ticket by ma
iority which may exceed that receiv-
ed by Governor Little two years ago,
more than $1,000, and an apparent
ly even break between the Prohibi-
tionists and license advocates are in
dicated by the incomplete returns
from yesterdays state election. A
record breaking vote was polled
throughout the state
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
COUNCIL IS ASKED
About the AdMsability Of Fur
nishing B. & 0. With
Water for Engines.

Editors Telegram:
In view Of the scarcity of water as
noted in the warning from the water
commissioner, in regard to its use
in sprinkling, etc. wish to ask the
honorable city council through your
columns, If under such conditions we
can afford to supply the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad with water for their
locomotives as I understand we are
now doing.
Very respectfully,
A CITIZEN AND TAX PAYER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
CAR EXPLODEs
Kills the Railroad Agent and
Seriously Injuries Many
Other Persons.

WINDSOR. mo-. Sept. ia car
of dynamite standing on the track in
front OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railroad depot here exploded today.
The car and depot platform were de-
molished. Frederick Yale. agent Of
the railroa company, was killed. and
eighteen persons standing near. Y
were seriously injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
SEAT SALE TOMORROW.

Manager Reuben Robinson desires
patrons Of the Grand opera house to
note that the sale OF seats for The
Man OF the Hour" which will he the
attraction there Friday night, VIII
open at the box Office Thursday morn
ing at o'clock. All seats laid away
must be called for by Friday noon.
II not. the demand will be so great
that they will be sold again.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
REGISTRAR SITS
At Stated Places in His Pre-
cinCt 10 Register
All Voters.

George ". Shuttleworth. registrar
In the fourth election precinct OF
Clark district, announces that he
will be at Carlile school building from
a. m. to p. m, Thursday. Sep
tember IL, and at Union park at
Smiths pavilion at 6 o'clock Tues
day evening, September Is, and al
the office OF the West Fork Glass
Company at the Industrial addition
from 2 to 6 Wednesday afternoon,
September 1C. for the purpose of reg
isterlng the voters Of the fourth pre-
cinct OF Clark district.
X. d. Bailey. of Clarksburg. is reg
istered at The New Bingham hotel in
Philadelphia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
DUFF GETS \ SALOON

Lloyd DUFF. of this city. has been
granted a saloon license at Pine
Grove by the county court of wetzel
county. and went to that place Tues
day morning to open the place for
business. There is but one other sa-
lon at Pine Grove and he expects to
do a good business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
HOME FROM COAST.

Mrs. Z. V. Shore and nieccs, Misses
Katherine and Nettie Pride. who
spent the past year at Los Angeles.
Cal. We're in Fairmont for few days
the guests of the formers sister. Mrs.
Francis P. Parks. From there they
left for Gordonsville. Va. whore the
Pride children will attend school at
Woodlawn Seminary. Their aunt.
Miss Virginia Pride. will be the prir-
cipal of the Woodlawn Seminary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
FIRST VISIT FOR 80 YEARS.

Mrs. Belle Moore Gladding, OF
Chicago. arrives here this evening to
visit her brother. Maj. A. c. Moore.
and other relatives Mrs. GladdIng
was a daughter of Lloyd Moore, a
prominent pioneer citizen. and this
will be her first visit to clarksburg
for about thirty years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
TAKEN TO WESTON
Is Rcnvey Martin, Who Fired Shotgun
Mt Walter Frum.

Reavey Martin, tho loose witte /
son of obia Martin, OF Meadowbrook,
who fired shotgun at Walter F,ur,,
a grand juror, few days ago. has
been adludged lunatic by Maglstrat te
George H. Gordon and committed TO
the Weston asylum for the insane.
Dr.. G. R. Peck made the medical ex-
animation at the bearing. Reavey
was taken to Weston Tuesday after
noon by his father and uncle. Luther
Martin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
MOTHERS MEETING.

Mrs. J. Walter Barnes. state super
intendent Of Mothers clubs. will con-
duct a mothers meeting at the
home of Mrs. s. A. Smith on Mechan-
ic street Tuesday at at o'clock. All
w. c. T. U. members are asked to
attend and take their friends that all
may talk Il over"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
BAND is ENGAGED

The Maccabee band OF this city.
under the direction Of Prof. Harvey
L. Gregory. has been engaged to fur
nish music for the old fair" next
week. The band is IN fine shape.
having been holding nightly rehear-
sails with Prof. Gregory. A free con-
cert win be given each evening Of
the fair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
CIVIL SERVICE
Examination viii Be Held Here
for Clerk and Carrier on
November 18.

An examination for the position o!
clerk male and female) and carrier
(male) will I've held at the postoftlce
in this city on November Is, 1908.
For application blanks. and for full
information relative to the examine
ticn, qualifications, duties, salaries,
vacations. promotions, etc. address
Secretary. Board OF Civil Service Elk.
aminers Postofice City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
HABITS OF BANK EXAMINERS

WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. Is
Because Of the charge that Bank Ex-
aminer Cunningham was intoxicated,
all the examiners are to have their
habits and personal characters over
hauled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
BRYAN SLEEPS WELL.

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. 15-Re-
freshed by good nights rest w. j..
Bryan left here this morning for
Philadelphia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
cnoLERA AT 81. rETERsRURe.

ST. PETERsBURG,s Sept. 15-There
have been ca deaths and 256 cases OF
cholera here since September IL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15

Alien D. Fitzhugh. of Bridgeport
was here Tuesday on legal business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
CIRCULATION

The Largest ana Best II
clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-15
lliis wEAgHEit.

Fair and cooler tonight.
"Wednesday fair.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-09
Postenje je najbolja pogodba.

Ia rex Je dober kolikor ie star.
N%anasajc Sc ma oglaSevanje Tri-
n~erjevega ameriSkega zdravilnega
grenkega vina. ina Ia REX namcn
opozoriti naSc citatclje ma fakt. ia
to poSteno prirejeno zdraviio. OBJ
stojeGe IL naboljega rdeGega VIVA
in skrbno izbranih zeliSc. awe
ma prvo mesto med podobnimi
preparacijami. Mas narod ie ma.
Sci. da je izvrStno zdravilO V vSch
zelodcnih in crevesnih boleznih.
Ako zgubite okus; ako ste slabi
trudni, bledi in nepokoini; ako J.
mate slabo barvo oblicja. kalno
oko. neprestan glavobol. bolcGi-
ne in krG. Trinerjevo ameriSko
zdravilno grenko vino VAN bo po-
magalo. Y lekarnah. JOS. Triner
616-622 so. Ashland @ Chi
cago, Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-09

skim strankam, pa maj bode re-
publikanska ali demokratska. E.
dina resitev tlacenega delavstva
je V socialistieni stranki. ko Sc
bodeio delavci oprijeli tie svoje
stranke in ko bode slednja dovolj
podprta cd svojih bojevnikov,
tedaj bode nehalo izkoriscanje de
lavcev. Dokler Sc pa bodejo delav-
ci sramovali vstopiti v socialistic-
no stranko. tako dolgo ne smejo
upati ma bolje case.
Seveda. socialist nimajo avto-
mobilov, da bi Jill dali Oh volitvah
delavcem ma razpolago. Isti ro-
iaki mai 81 pa zapomnijo, ia Sc
maScuje scdaj mad mimi njih
lahkovernost. da So Sc dali pro,
dati "a kozarec piva in ga tire
notno voznio V avtomobilu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-09

mornarico. VISA Ia "glorija" in
sredstva "a kanje pripadajo ka-
pitalizmu. To je radieesar Sc de-
lavci ne pridruzujejo paradam
Judi $ puskami. Mi vsi re vemo,
da bojne ladije nimajo namena
izobrazevati ljudstvo, temveG slu-
zijo IA morijo in vdusenje glasov
po svobodi in jednakopravnosti.
Omenim maj Sc, da je seattlska
policija izvrsila $50 aretacii V Sti-
rih dneh, to je OBJ casu. ko Sc je
mudila mornarica V Seattle.
MarSikteri tujec je dobil batine
ma pleGa ker nj poznal nash ko.
zakov IA mir in red.
V caSopisih tudi citam. da bo,
deta V Seattle diva ,~seujcl.Ska
~profesorja suspendirana IL Sluz.
be. ker sta socialistitnega missile.
MIA. Eden teh dveh ie socialisticni
orator. drugi je bill pa kandidat ma
SocialiSticnem tiketu pr zadnjih
Solskih volitvah.
Ivan Solar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-09
Razredna zavednost prodira boil
in boil. - PouliCni govori.

Nsak dan citamo Y Gasopisih o We
dnih odSlovitvah delavcev. o Uni
zanju plac in o zmerom veGii
brezpoSelnoSti. Use to je resnica
daSi ie zalostna.
Iajedno Z brezposelnostjo pa
raSte tudi zavednoSt d|elavStva.
Delavcem Sc odpirajo oGi; prole-
tarijat 81 zaveda Svoiega razreda (:
razredno zavednih delavcev ic
vedno wee. kteri pridno pristopajo
X SocialiSticni Stranki. SocialiStic
nj liSti neumorno deluje.io med
prolctarSko maSo. govorniki hodi-
jo od meSta do mcSta in tolmatijo
dclavcem NTH trpki polozai ter
Jill pridobivajo "a Stranko.
TUdi y naSe mcsto prihajajo So
cialiSticni govorniki. Prvi ie go
voril tukaj koncem aprila in IL
Speh njegovcga govora je bill. da
ne ie Y JohnStownu ustanovila
SocialiSticna krajeyna organizaci-
ia. ktera je pa bila med tukai.
Snjim zaSpanim ameriSkim DELAY
>tvom tudi ze zelo %potrebna. (Kar
je tukaj razredno zavednih Slo-
yenSkih dclavcev. ii Spadaio k
SLOW. SocialiStitnemu klubu Co
nemaugh, Pa
20. maja je prinesel tukaiSnji
demokraticni list 'Johnstowu
Democrat Sliko socialistitnegai
predSedniSkega kandidata. Sodru-
"a DebSa ; pripombo. ia mas
DebS obiScc Sc to poletie. Pod
sliko je ia list posvetil socializmu
tudi precejSnji clanek. Y kterem
je ma kratko razjasnil. kaj je So
cializem in kaj zahteva. Obenem
je tudi omenil. da mas isti dan
obisce organizator in govornik
sodr. l.. William.
Ia je res tudi prisel in govoril
tri vecere, %, 80. maia in l. .iu-
Mia. ma koncu Main ulice. Poslu-
Salcev steer nj bilo veliko. kajti
t~ukajSnji delavci Sc Sc premalo
zanimajo IA socialiSticne nauke.
Sodr. William je Y poljudnih beSe
dab razlagal socialism in ostro
bical republikanSko in demokrat
Sko Stranko. XII sta nasprotni de-
!GvStvu. Obdelal je tudi Teddija
in njegovega ljublienca Tafta
Dokazal je, kak nasprotnik ie
Roosevelt voditeljem delavskih
organizacij in pr tenn je omenil
afero HaywoOd-M Congratulations.
ktere je predSednik naval Z me
zeljeninimi drzavljani''. Povedal
nam je tudi wee slucajev IL soda
ME krize. kako delajo kapitalisti
4 ubogo delavSko maSo: kako izko
rlScaJo mezdne suinje in kako sku
SaJO rabbit delavske organizacije.
Posebno nam je pa p%riporocal. da
agitiramo med nasimi sotrpini IA
socialism in IA delavske organi.
zacije. da pref dosezeno zmago
mad plutokrati. Sodr. Williams
nam je obljubil. da mas Sc wee
KRAFT obiSce. No. sal ga tudi potre-
bujemo.
Mestni mayor in casopisje je hi
10 naklonJeno govorniku; mnogf
listi so %prinaSali vSak dan jedro
nJegovega govOra.
Frank PodboJ.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-09

Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti-
rate "a "Proletarca". Pridobite
mu move narocnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-09

Delavstvo producira vse boga-
stvo; bogastvo torej pripada de-
lavstvu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
CEREMONIAL PARADE
BY OVER ONE HUM
 DRIED THOUSAND PERSONS.
Men From Ansericnn Fleet Were Given an Ovnffon ns They Marched = Pnat--A Fine Body of
 VoYunfee

Sydney, Aug. 24.---There, was a grand review at noon today in Central Park, in which 500 men of the Royal Navy, 5000 men of the American fleet. 1000 of the naval and military forces of New South Wales and 1000 cadets took part.
 It was the largest ceremonial parade ever witnessed in Sydney. The vast natural amphitheatre was filled with over 100000 spectators. The men on parade answered the cheers of the crowd by "eyes right. The men from the American fleet were given an ova- tion as they marched past At the conclusion of the parade they were en- tertained at luncheon. after which they took street cars to Fort Mac Quarie and re-embariked. The forces of the commonwealth. after the review. marched through the streets of the city. The weather today was warm and bright. but t became showery in the evening and the outdoors entertain ments had to be abandoned. Com menting on the review Admiral Sperry said 1t had brought together the finest body of volunteer troops he had ever seen.
 The Governor General and Lady Northcote gave a ball at Government House this evening to 2 dlstinguished company including the senior officers of the feet. The warrant and the petty and mon or-commissioned officers of the American fleet were entertained this eevening ori- shore at concerts and so- ciaI gatherings by the warrant officers. first class petty officers and Gergeanks of the New South Wales naval and mils itary forces.
 Not less than 1000 men came ashore. The city tonight again was illumfnat- ed as 1t has been every night since the arrival of the visitors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
OBJECTS TO JUDGE
BEACH HARGIs FILES AFFIDAVIT
 BEFORE TRIAL.
Young Man Who Killed His Father De- eIarea he Cannot Get n Fair Trial ---AsI<s for Change of
 Vemue.

Lexington Ky, Aug. 24.-Beach HargiH. who is being tried at Jackson. Ky. for the murder of his father. Judge James Hargis. this afternoon fled an asfieavit in which he objeets to being trfdd before Judge James r. Adams
 The affidavit charges Judge Adams with being an enemy to the Hargis family and that he had prosecuted the elder Hargis with great bitterness many times whiIe he (Adams) was commonwealth's attorney.
 The affidavit further states that at the time the defendant killed his fath- CT Judge Adams said that he had camped on the. murdered man's trail and that he proposed to do likewise. on the defendants trail and put him where he belonged.
 The affidavit was prepared by United States Senator-elect W. o. Bradley.
 A counterplaint on the part of the prosecution was made today when a petition was filed asking for a change of venue, alleging the prominence ana influence of Hargis relatives and att torneys and claiming that a fair trial cannot be had in Breathitt county.
 Both motions are pending before Judge Adams and will not be determin- ed until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
AGAINST HONDURAS
GUNBoAT SAILS UNDER
 SEALED ORDERS.
The Government of Mexico Win Join the United states fn Making ESenaonatrafi0n Agniuat
 ahe Repubaac

city of Mexico. Aug. 2i.--It has been learned here on good authority that the Mexican gunboat Bravo. which left the port of Vera Cruz two days ago under sealed orders. Is proceeding to a port in the Republic of Honduras, where she will join the United States gunboat Marietta in demonstration against that republic.
 Just what developments have oc- cured in the Central American situa- tion to make this Joint demonstration on the part of Mexico and the United States necessary cannot De learned at this time. Those well informed on Central American affairs declare that Information reached thfs capital and Washington which has determined the two governments to Dc prepared to take action.
 At the state Department today. sub secretary of Foreign Hela4fons Ga1aboa informed the correspondents of the As- sociated Press that hfa department knew nothing of what was contained in the sealed orders given the commander of the gunboat Bravo by President Dfaz. He added, however, that there might be developments in the situation to- morrow.
 At the War Department the report relative to the Bravo was neither af- Armed nor denied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
BRYAN WOULD ENFORCE LAW If Elected to the Presi-
 dency. GIVES OUT AN INTERVIEW Repubs Cannot Meet Arguments of
 Democratic Platform. The Nebrankan Declares That They Are New Attempting To Scare Voters By Resort to Their
 Imagiaations.
GIVES OUT AN INTERVIEW

Cedar Lake. Ind. Aug. 24--ChargIng that Republicans. not being able to meet the arguments in support of the scare voters by resort to their imag- nations. w. J. Bryan. Democratic can- didate for the Presidency. on route from Chicago to Indianapolis. today gave out an interview in which he announced that if elected, his main work would be the enforcement of the law.
 He recounts the opportunities which the Republicans. during the ten or twelve years of control of the govern ment. had failed to enact remedial leg islation and states that in view of this fact. they are stopped from predicatfng any scare on his actions fin executive matters. He said the Republicans. rec ognIEing that they cannot meet the arr guments presented in support of the Democratic platform, are attempting to scare the voters by resort to their imaginations.
 "Mr Taft incorporated several of these cases in his notification speech. He threatens a panic if the Democratic tariff policy is adopted He introduced another scare in the question of guar anteeing bank deposits and still aH- other on the trust questions. Otheras are asking what shall do if elected. In different questions that may become before me insofar as these questions ag- fects legislation. they arc answered in the platform.
 T shall favor carrying out the plat- form in letter and spirit. So far ax, executive duties are concerned. my main work win be tthe enforcement of the law. My inclination, as we'll as my oath of cffice. binds ms to obedience to the law and the enforcement of the law as find 1t. The Republicans, however. had control of the Federal government for nearly twelve years. They have had a chance to repeal every law objection able to Republican legislators and to enact law that the Republican leaders deemed necessary for the guidance Of the executive, and there VIII be another session of Congress after the eiectiqn at which thew can attend to any matter which they have neglected or overlook ed. IL seems to me therefore. that with the opportunities they have had amt still have they are stopped from pre- dicating any scare on my action in ey- ecutive matters.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
A HORRIBLE CRIME
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN THROWN
 ACROSS TRACKS.
She Was Instantly Killed Before Mo- torman Could stop Car--Her As- aaiIants, Two Sta1wart
 Men, Escaped.

New York, Aug. 24.--Attaclxed by two men who escaped without detection. a woman. about 45 years old. who has not yet been identified. was choked and thrown in front of a rapidly nov ing trolley car in Amsterdam Avenue. at Ninetieth Street, early this morn ing. She wheels passed over her body and she was instantly killed.
 The woman was crossing Amsterdam Avenue, and almost reached the car track, when two men of Btalwart build, who had been walking behind her, suddenly seized her. One caught the hand bag, which was suspended by chain from her wrist. while the other stified her screams by clutching her throat with both hands. Thomas Mur- phy. the motorman, afterwards told the police that he saw the three apparently fighting desperately just as his car came towards them. He applied his brake and swung the lever round to bring 1t to stop, but the distance was too short and to his horror he saw the two highwaymen deliberately throw inc now half-conscious woman under the wheels. At the same instant they lied as fast as they could along 9Oth Street, in the direction of the Hudson River
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-25
FEVER IN OLD MEXICO
YELLOW DISEASE IS WATCHED BY
 AMERICAN DOCTORS.
Every Precaufion Taken by Marine Hospital Service to Keep It Out
 of This Counfry-No Alarm

New Orleans. Aug. 24.--Dr. John N. Thomas. travelling inspector of the United States Public Health and Ma rine Hospital Service arrived tonight from Mexico by steamer and reported that thore is yellow fever at several points in that country.
 Dr. Thomas says that every precau- tion has been taken already by the Federal health authorities to prevent the spread of the disease to the Unit ed States and that there Is really no this country.
 Dr. Thomas says that Vera Cruz Is the principal seaport city where there Is fever, but that there is none at Tampico. The infected points have been quarantined and Dr. Leroy stone of the United States Public Health and Marine Hospital sewice has been stationed in Tampico in order to watch health conditions there.
 Altho ough there have been no signs of yellow fever breaking out at Tam pico. this precautionary measure was regarded as necessary on account of the heavy trafic between Tampico and gulf ports of the United States. There are several more officers of the service stationed at other Mexican ports. All of these officers, according to Dr. Thomas enjoy the respect and confidence of the Mexican authorities. with whom they are working in the closest harmony.
 Dr. Thomas says that the Mexican authorities believe that the fever was brought to La Gunta, Mexico. on Russian bark from Venezuela. Both the captain and chief oficer of the bark died of the disease at La Gunta.