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New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
JEALOUS. KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF.
Woman. Refusing Reconciliation, Shot by
Husband-His Body Found Later.

coxsackie. n Y, April lS.-Presumably in a
Jealous rage because his wife, about twenty Ave
years old declined his efforts toward reconcllia-
tfo, Burton Whitbeck: about thirty years old, shot
80, almost INSTANTLY killed her early to-day as she
,....s a ,out to enter her home at West CoXsackie
After Whitbeck shot his wife he disappeared,
An ali night search was made for him. His dead
body WAS found to-day in the barn Of his uncle,
t,,, . mile west Of the village A revolver was
,,ti II, his hand and 4 bullet in his left
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
HINT OF GREAT RAILWAY STRIKE
Federation of Union Men on Canadian Lines
to Fight Wage Reductions.

winnipeg Manitoba, April ls--A federation OF all
the union men employed the shops of the Cana
,liar Pacific and the Canadian Northern railroads
has lust been completed. They viii tight the reduc-
tions in the new wage schedule Similar action, it
is said NAV he taken 10y all of the American rail-
roads and may mark the beginning Of a struggle
,str.eer the unions and the railways.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETING PLANNED

Telegraph 70 iii" lIloui'ri
,.- Anil fs-Repubcaus of New England
a.. manning 4 big meeting for early IN July At the
point Of Pines Fifty thousand people are expected
-, ia. outdoor meeting and barbeeue- senators
Lodge and crane. with al me hePup"ca" o"
cressman and Governors Of Ne" England VIII De
- "a =, ;e hoped 10 have President Roose
,.l, and VIC. President Fairbanks, With possibly
the Republican nominees
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
THE SHAMROCK " LAUNCHED

London. April 1s-Sir Thomas I.ipton's new rae
ing Yacht Shamrock ", was launched today at
Frife's ward AZ Fairlie. Ayrshire. The new yacht
u.iu no commanded ny Captain Sycamore. and is To
conpete i'm the British regattas of 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
$4,000 pITTsBuRe MINERS RESUME.

PittsburE. April Is Between 5000 and Stoeo
miners Of the Ptsburg district viii return work
on Monday as a result of tho agreement reached
i'm Toledo Yesterday, pending the final adjustment
Of the scale.
Wheeling ". Va. April Is-Seveu thousand
miners in Belmont County. Ohio. have been ordered
TO resume work on Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
DELEGATES TO CHICAGO
RETURNS Up TO D4TE.
2j6 for Taft. 81 for KHor. 5. for
Hughes. 20 for Cannon, .32 for
Fairbanks. - for La Fol-
lette and Il UHcOm miited.

Sixty-twO delegates 70 the Republican Sa>
tionaI Convention 10 be held i'm Chicago on June
16 have been chosen since The Tribune's Iast
summary of delegates elected was published.
April L. Five hundred and forty-stx dele
gates have now been chOsen-a little over one
half of the membership Of the convention.
which was fixed in the Republican National
Committees call at $50
The most notable incidents OF the week vero
the election Of ~ Taft delegates in Mime
sofa, giving Mr.. Taft the solid delegation from
that state the election Of 10 Taft dele
gates in Massachusetts and the failure Of
more New York diStriCt-the 2ist-to instruct
for Governor Hughes OF the delegates elected
during the week Taft got - Hughes :. cannon
- and IL were uninstru1ted
OF the Jf6 delegates so far named 2j6 are
either instructed for Taft, committed TO his
support by resolutions of Endorsement prefer
enCe. or have publicly announced in connection
with their election their intention 70 vote for
him at Chicago. Sixty-four are for Knox y
for Hughes 46 for Cannon. - for Fairbanks
- for La Toilette and Il are uncommtrted-
Contests in which Presidential preferences are
involved are being made for 81 Of the 546
seats Secretary Taft mas the support OF II
per cent Of the delegates so far elected
HAWAII
The Hawaiian convention. held at Honolulu On
April 13. elected as delegates -at-large J. X
Kuhio and \. q. NJ Robertson. They were not
instructed.
MINNESOTA.
The Minnesota state convention, held at Min
neapos on April 10. elected as delegates-at-
large F. B Kellogg, OF St Paul; ". W Heffel-
finger. of Minneapolis; F. L Putnam, Of Blue
Earth. and L B. Hawkins, OF Biwabik They
were instructed for Taft
Sixteen district delegates were elected at con-
ventiOns held on April 15
The 1st District convention held Austin. elected
J. H. Adair and A : Campbell They were
instructed for TAFT
The I'd District convention held az Mankato. elect
ed T G. Collier and r w Betz They were
instructed for Taft
The cd District convention. held at ShaEOpee.
elected c. NJ Buck and George Brodley- They
we're instructed for Tart. with Hughes as sec
The 4th District convention held at s. Paul.
elected W. 3. Webster, OF ST Paul. and q n:
Sullivan, of Saltwater. They were instructed
The 6th District convention. held at EIk River.
F Alderman. OF Brainerd- They we're IN
struCted for Taft.
The eth District convention held at Wulnlar.
elected Andrew Peterson and \ % Gimme
stead They we're instructed for Tart
The Sth District convention, held at Pine 1lty.
elected ]. Cotton and G. J. swanson Iney
were instructed fOr Taft
The 9Th District convention. held at CrookSJon:
elected J. p. Hedberg and E E Carliss- IheY
were instructed for Taft
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
CAUGHT AFTER TWENTY MONTHS.

49, Telegraph 10 The TriuuneI
E+Si. s. April Is.-John Paul Hun
.sh. Hho escaped twenty months ago from the
s'iee7@n State Hospital. was captured this after
Ht no police here. After escaping be went
4 Fei1.syi- alia for sfHreou months Returning TO
York be came - DItcAess Junction. where
vas captured after hard hght while visiting
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
NIGHT RIDERS BURN woMAN's BARN

Telegraph To- The Tribune
-s-uEraa Ev april ls--%ight riders burned
- 'o"a..a .arI of Miss EIz-berh Perry. in Mason
.'+'' '-.. today The Misses Young. Of Fay
't .ata received threatening letters.
ails aEs been ordered To Paducah. where in
ffa.- .a.- been brought against many ailesci
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
oyMLMIrs Kills NINE IN CANADA.

-i9ntre4l. ADrtl ls-h message received here to-
- -f"m ST Waller says THAI nine men
and 'hree others seriously wounded b.
-rs explosion Of dynamite at Murdoch
I'o'hfrs railway construction camp near New
---A. BeAechasse county. No details given.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
FRANK GOULD A. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

~ .eiegraTn 81" Tie 1ununc
'''' sHrHa "a. April I6.-Trank Jay Gould ar
~ f.. Springs this afternoon. where, II is
'' "'a remain uftU the uotoilels attending
H.ss-'4I troubles has blown over
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
MICHIGAN.
our district delegates were elected.

Four district delegates were elected
The I'd District convention. held at Ypsilantt On
April IL elected r II. Warren of Ann Arbor.
and Grant Fellows. of Hudson They were in
strlcted for Tart.
The 1Iuh District convention. held az Reed City On
April Il. elected Francis King Of Alma. and
Michael Brown. OF Big Rapids They were IN
ted far Taft
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
MARYLAND.
IL n LIN u
our district dsIegates were elected.


The Ist District convention. held at Salisbury on
Auril 10 elected Philips Lee CfOdSbOrouSh, OF
Dorchester County and Joseph France. OF
Cecil County They we're not instructed
The 6th District convention, held az HagerstoWn
on April I6. elected ". V Roulette. of Hasers-
town. and J. p. T. Matthias. Of Frederick They
instructed for Taft
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
Two state conventions VII be held This week.

The 18th Illinois District convention elected 4 2.
Woodruff. of Savannah. and oscar Woods u
Morrison They We're instructed for Cannon
Two state conventions viii be held this week.
namely;
Nevada -WiuDemUcCa. april %
New ampshire-Cuncord, April q.
District conventions viii b. held this week a.
follows.
Second New HampShir,-C Concord April II.
Twelfth MaSsaChuSettS- Boston. April q
Second West Virginia -Elkjns April q
Thirteenth MassaC Chusetts-Ne Bedford
April 81
Third Florida Pensacola. April 81
. Twelfth MiChiEan-MaTqUettc. April %.
Twenty sixth New York rk-Nalone. April -
Eighth Alabama a-Dy catur. April -
First New Hampshire Manchester. April -.
Fourth North Carolina \ pril 3.
First MaSSa ChUSe It's HolyOke. April g
sixth North Clruliua-WilWinEton April IS.
Third Georgia -Marshailviue. April %
Second (ieorgia-paWSon. April -.
Thirty third New York-Elmira. April 95
Ninth TenneSsee-Union city. April %
Thirty second New Ycrk-RoCRestrT. April 25.
Second Louisiana New Orleans, April -
Third ArkanSas-E Eureka Springs, April 2S.
Sixth Sippi-GulfpCrt. April =
The distribution 10y states and territories
among the various candidates Of the at dele
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

35c L5 FOR THE PLANTERS e5c
BUNGALOE TEA.
Cost that to gToW IL. At your groceT-Advt
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
SCATTERING.

The 18th Missouri District y0utiou. held ~
Mountain Grove April o.. elected g.. T. C;iI-
bort. Of Webster County and T. D. covert -
Texas County They were instructed FOR Taft.
The 18th Illinois District euti0u elected a 2.
Woodruff. Of savannah and oscar Woods u
Morrison They We're instructed for Cannon
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

OEWEV'S SPARKLING GRAPE JUICE.
a New Drink Non Alcoholic. Sterl1zed
H. T Dewey < Sons Co. les Fulton st, New NorS-
-AdVL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
PROXY FOR MCARREN
HE'S BACK ON COMMITTEE
also Has Promise of Inspectors at
Fail Election.

Senator McCarren. who thrown out of
the Democratic state Committee by the Dem
ocratic State Convention early on Thursday
morning by the passage of the Murphy Conners
queer" resolution is back in the state COM
mittee. and ready to make trouble for Murphy
and Conners
Senator Conrad Hasenfug. of Brooklyn.
turned to the Senator yesterday his proxy
in the state committee with permission to go
far he liked"
Senator McCarren has received assurances
from the Board of Elections and persons in posi-
ton to speak for Mayor Mcclellan that the
Board of Elections will appoint McCarren in
spectors and ballot clerks next fall. These
items, together with the reaction in public SEN
timent in favor of McCarren on the part of
thousands of Democrats who believe that he
was robbed of his rights, tended to make the
McCarren men happy yesterday.
Borough President Coler. who on Thursday
said that he was out of politics and would
not get back went to GIens Falls yesterday,
where William J. Bryan was scheduled to speak,
to confer with Mr.. Bryan presumably over the
Governorship nomination this fall. Mr. Coer
maintains that he was elected in 1902, when the
early returns looked so flattering. only to be
more than Offset by the later returns from the
country districts.
His friends say that he wants to make the
race again next fall. If he gets the nomination
it will be by the grace of Charles F. Murphy,
temporarily the absolute dictator of Democratic
policies in this state. 1t is said that Mr.. Coer
will tell Mr.. Bryan all about the action of the
state convention and caution him about allowing
the seating of a contestng delegation at the
Denver convention.
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Republican platform and nom Mf.
Tnftg speeches ana see how the Ros
publican editors tglll q idlCllo Is lai
IaHPUnE.goAlIs INoENaED
Longwosth's speech ae rsocA Island
MI, AFouse wrath.
No Il

isstt r ~ ~
No utterance az fhe campaign has
attrScteS moro attef, dion khan. tiis l5tas
diSfian oe Cyonnf6 man NIcholah
y Sifgyvorkb fiIe Dfehl deItifl Bon.in.la law.
,yShoI II, d sneech it r. ock Island, m,
DECLARED fs1Rf after aiesht yeafa OF Tart.
h yyould be Roosevelt Ia the white
House aaain. This uttefance he's caused
ReniSbIlcan camualSn managers no llt.
sfls annoyande. The ReDnbilcan Wow
of the inciSient is vol s6k forth by tha
S,hica "a ntef Ocean. o,lAf Of tho lead.
inc 'Rsnui,lican napapa ii the 6niifa
y5ssk ,Tho Intef Ocehn f6aids
ssrhe ZION. NIcsioias L.ongEorth Dfo.
poaod to 10000 Amaxi team cltixons In
RSck leland on Tfidays s9fiht M. 'Tas Ri
should be made president cf the,
{ United States FOR, the next elght 3 eavs.
and Mr. Roosevelt for the eight yeare.
following Mr. Taft's second term
fAs Mr., Lon worth ~ 93Teg lent
Roo seyeIt d son. ayGl. ~ & l,oEsaA ax,aI
hccbp ted usuaily ags semi cial torl
tho White House. This - the upfortuA
nate feature OF his utteranco Ia the'
present instance.
'Ths American people are not look
ing for lord protector. Even the
most ardent admirers Of Mr.. Roosevelt
would not care to make him anotheFI
DinE.
with some eight years Of the presis
with eight years OF Mr.. Taft before
him, Mr.. Roosevelt, according to his
son.in-law's ideas, would be able TO
celebrate on March 4, 1925. nearly q
quarter of a century OF personal rule
over this republic.
'Surh program fs not one 90 b0l
announced Just now, incredible and
impossible as II seems. Especially u!
Is rot one to be announoed from the
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ton, Mass. Rev. Bell gave the inyo-
cation. Hon Rankin Wiley intro
duced Ex-Governor McGorkle, who
gave most beautiful and appropri-
ate address on patriotism.
Mrs. PofHenbarger introduced Mrs.
Mclean in 3 vesyltting manner and
gave some interesting facts concern
ing the 10th of October 1714.
Mrs. Mclean again charmed her
audience, as she always does. Her
address was full of witticisni, beauti-
full and poetic thoughts. She played
upon the emotions of her audience
as a master musician does upon the
strings Of his harp. One moment she
had them laughing at some witty,
bright thought or feminine retort
combined with the brilliant mind OF
q statesman she has the warmth of
. womsn's heart, next entranced al
some poetic imagery, and again up
lifted at some noble soul stirring pa
trlotic emotion. At the close of Mrs.
McLean,s address the audience. arose
and sang America after which Rev.
Gibbons pronounced the benediction,
Mrs. Mclean was then driven to
Tu Endie Wei Park, where she plant
ed . tree in the reservation that in
years to come will shade the graves
of those heroes who lie buried there.
Mrs. Mclean then decorated with
wreaths the graves Of those who fell
1874 years ago; afterwards she made
a visit to the Mansion House. Thus
ended the Third West Virginia State
Conference, ID. A. r.
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Piduoisry settlements.

Notice is hereby given THAT the fol
lowing IS a list of tidntiRry accounts
at this date that are.before me for
settlement, viz:
w. Il. Hayman and J, o. .Sayre, Ad.
1ninistrator OF w. r.. HaymRn, de
ceased; iflnal al'settlement,
a. s.. Ridinger, Administrator Of
Valentine McDermitt, deceasedi final
settlement 49,
Given under my hand this 2Snd day
ofSeptember, 1908. -
.sSSss + ~ Ii. II. HOWARD,
Commissioner of Accounts for Mason
4. Sept. 2s4w.
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covLpNr erAND eAELpoN.
Even Lt..aov. WoodruH. q TfpsIl
Character Said tho Present Trea.
surer Of the National Commit. !;
tee, Would Jeopardlzo the
state Ticket

George n. Sheldon, treasurer OF ting
Republican National committee, whos0f
trust interests are we'll known, waDi
compelled, under Are, 10 withdraw
from the New York state ticket In the /
fall of 1902 when he was eager to<
accept the office of Lieutenant-G Cover {
nor. His connections with the trusts
and especially thoso owned and domis
mated by j Pierpont Morgan and other
favored trusts, became such an issue
at that time that Governor d. b, odell
fought against his name being placed
ON tho ticket Odell even went 20
far as to wire Timothy woodruR that
he would not run ON tho samo state i
ticket with Sheldon. United States
Senator Thomas @. Plat was deter&
mined to have Sheldon ON the ticket
and informed the Republican 1eadof5t
at the state convention at garatogG1
that sheldon's namo would remain ON
the slate. Tho wires between the con-i
Iyention city and Albany were kept
hot and. finally. Governor odelI waad
compelled to take train for 5aratogat
in order TO prevent Sheldon's namoJ
from appearing on the ticket, Cover.
nor Odell went direct to Senatou
p1atts home In Saratoga and, after a {
conference which lasted until a.
O'clock in the morning, Plntt Yielded
and Sheldon's name was withdrawn
and r. w. Higgins was nominated foH
tho office sought by George r.. Shell
don.
When II was announced that Shelkg
don would not be on the ticket Aiifco
hundred delegates In front OK Plata
house cheered the glad tidings.
Lieut.. Gov. WoodruR, when asked ali
that time why he objected 30 strongIY
to Sheldon. saidi
~ have no pereonal anlfitoslty tod
ward Mr.. Sheldon. iyLsllevo that tho5
objections that have been raised toi
him are Of the nravest soFt and thaNi
they IeopardIze tho state tiekot.1
Gov. odell had this TO say q day be4t
fore 5heldon's namo was taken OF thai
slate:
~ fought against George n. ebsfdotsl
because his business connections ins9
psriIed the whole ticket"
The Methodist conference continues
to denounee Speaker Cannon beeausai
he refuses to let proposed laws hnyel
hearing. II is all right as far as tC
goes to vote against Cannon fog hi6
dictation az to what legislation shdil oil
shall not be consldeTed, and Il b fegsl
seritiaI also to vote out the RepublicafJ
party that makes Cannop,s boss-shjn
possible. Defeat of Cannon iB Roodi
but would not remedy the situaHoI
tniaaa fFa T1anuhltCnr,o5 a "a fttvx, a. 5s.,.el
II Republicans win, and Cannon issde
feated, the same iron rules Will bo carr
Eied out by, Sherman or a DalEeli oE
some other Republican pupil % Cunss
non'R.
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$50 Acre Farm for
Sale.

Good fertile soil, we'll i'm
proved and is we'll watered.
Located in Pleasant Flats, 8
miles northwest of county seat
and ~ miles from railroad sta
ton and Il miles from church
and school. Notify Zella Ray
burn, Point Pleasant w. Va.
Sept. 80.
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For& Sale.

IS sheep, 28 lambs, 3 regis
tered bucks, good milch COW.
Will sell, cash or credit, or
will trade for any kind of stock,
hay, grain or feed.
two seat surry, canopy top
with pole and shaft.
top buggy with pole anc
shaft. Both in good condition
]. B. TIPPETf.
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NOTICE

We, the undersigned have posted
our lands; any person hunting, trap
ping, cutting timber or in any way
trespassing upon said lands In Cooper
district will be dealt with according
MARY e. sgARBERRY,
MOSES HOFFMAN.
WM. M.BALI,
j. w BALL,
NAN0Y'J. SCHOLL.
sept. % pd
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Tome Peemlss.

'"Tom, you ask me to be your
wife-to give you my heart, my all.
Think well of what you cay and tell
me If you will grant me one small
favor"
Anything you ask, my love-"
"Then promise me that you VIII
never smoke another cigar % long
as you live"
81 promise, dear"
sAnd doesn't it cost you o panEf"
"Not pang. I'D rather smoke Q
Iipe any day." London Taller.
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Honor Roll af p oint Pleasant Pub
Ito Schools for the Month of
September,

Grade Helen Alamang. Ruth
Colville. Margaret Chumbers, Sta
ole Gill. Flora Greenlee. Fred
Greer. DOlphia King, Josephine
Johnson. Nettie Lowrie. Nellie
LowEie. Ida Newall, Nina Shiflet,
Ruth Thomas.
BoyS-GuS Fry, Harry Hamm j,
Frank Miller, Warren Miller, B sale
RoHeberry, Owen Rosoberry, Fritz
Wartenburg, Geo Williamson.
Ella Howard, Teacher.
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Notice to Trsspassers.

Notice Is hereby given that tres.
passing upon my lands is strictly pro.
hibited and that hunting, trapping,
fishing will not be permitted by me.
Any one caught doug sowill be dealt
JOHN MCCAUSLAND, JR.
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Notice to TaxpaSgrsel The Town of
Point Pleasant WSSL YlrgInl..

The. taxes for the yeargof 1908 are
now In my hands for collection, and
payment thereof is hereby requested
to beamade to ltie at the office of the
Point Pleasant Trust Company. ~
s. III. l.. RQBEY, Treasurer.
Sept. fs II
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Grade 2-Wallie Allen, Fay
Barton. Herbert Edwards. frankie
Fry. Howard Gibbons, Carl Gard
ner, Charlie Lee. Othniel Whitten,
'lenevievA Fry. Bltnohe Greer,
Flora Gardner, Ethel Hsyman.
Roma Thomas. Eva Wartenb berg,
Minnie Allen. Helen Buxton. Inez
Burton. Marion Burnsido. Ger.
trude Hale, Ruth Harper, FIoren, 9
Juhling, Velma Knapp, Katie
LeRiO. Pearl Mot ufin, Alma New.
ell, Virginia WhaIey. Gertrude
Wilson.
VIRGINIA Behan. Teacher.