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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
Fine Programmes
w ere Rendered

Easter Sunday was fIttinEly obserr-
ed in the various churches of the city
yesterday In almost every church
special and appropriate music was
rendered and the floral decorations
were profuse. On Sunday evening at
the VI. =. Temple nm augmented
choir rnder the direction of Mr. CIar.
ence Einsey rendered the oratorio.
Tho Seven Last Words Of Christ
The seating capacity OF the church
was taxed to the utmost limit. the
Sunday School room and galleries. be-
Ing pressed into service before the
exercises began.
Dr. C. H. Duncan presided at the
piano. assisted by IN orchestra CON-
posel OF Prof. Omen. DR.. ]. E Dow
den. C. NJ Williamson. Arlet Harm.
Herbert Woolard and A. C. Lyons. Tho
following composed the ehoI-= sopran-
os. Miss Gertrude Dobson. Mrs. ].
G. Smythe. Misses Maud jackson,
Ruth Kelley. Estelle Hamilton. EmsTe
Mason. Alice Hawkins. Mrs. C. r. Kim
sey. Mrs. Dayton Mayors.
Altos. Mrs W. 8. Hamilton. Misses
Nell Layman. Florence Roster. Tsa
Jackson Dena Knight and Florence
Clayton.
Tenors. C. r. KIusey. DIR. r. Fl.
Johnson. J. T. Eastman. DR.. ]. E. Dow
den. Ir- Lamar Saiierdeld. r. E. Ma
son. John Rock
BASES, L H Randall. d. l. Nay
srs. c. a. Hin. ". e. Watson. a. a.
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sCHERR won
MOST VOTES
SATURDAY WAS A VERY GOOD
DAY FOR THE STATE Au-
pIToR.

NEW MART1NsvTL1-E April 20. :
Returns from all districts OF Wetzel
county show the following results In
yesterdays Republican primary cleo
ton:
James X. Hall. OF Wheeling. carried
every district over Darst for State nu
dItor by n good margin. with the cx.
ception OF Clay. giving Hall II votes
and Dzrst :.
seherr for governor carried every
district. with the exception OF Grant,
for the sovernorshIp. and there Swish
er was successful by n small margin.
Schcrr gets twelve Of wetEeIs dele
gates to the State nominating cnnren,
tInn and sEEshcr five
For secretary OF state. S. F. Reed. oi
cIarksburE. carried every district and
gets the solid delegation
For attorney general IL will be about
an even break between May and Con
ley. nine for May and eight for Con
~
For Judge of the supreme court
Judge T. J. Jacobs. of New Martins
Vile. will get the solid delegation oI
his home county for the long term. as
will Judge 81. II. Willis. Of Doddridge
county. Tor the short term
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fBy United Press.l

WASHINGTON. D. C. April 20 :
From the platform on which the Pres
-eraI. Mrs Donald Mclean
iHthf So. the seventeenth annual
today eaffes .ers Of the Am
conEtess OF thta4e RHEs-. 200 Inde
trieaIi Revolution togefr.f: Ir. ID
scribdale Easter boanats Nafs Rel.- /.
ing thu fslthering the greatest com.
display ~ the season. The fsnuaf ID.
A. n. con1sntIon brings here the cfeam
OF AmerIcnf1 Tomanhooi and the pres
ent congress il noteworthy because
the number OF delegates Is nearly
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
Fought Duel
WELL KNOWN PLANTERS USED
SHOT euNs-THE-MEN WERE
RELATIVES.
tRy unrted Press.)

BRATNTLEY. Ala. April 2o.-Avery
Hardagc and his uncle. J. westerford
well known planters here. fought q
duel with shot guns to-day. following
a fist fight in which the former go,
the worst Of IL HariaEe riddled his
relatives body with buckshot. the lat.
ter dying almost instantly HardaEe.
slightly injured. escaped. A posse is
in pursuit and theer are threats OF
lynching.
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Charles Rphrhauah, Jr.

News was received here Saturday
of fhe death OF Charles RohrbauEh.
Ir- the little son OF Mr.. AMI Mis-. C.
L. Rohrb7uEh- which occurred at thei=
home In KinmHndy. III. The child's
death resulted from whpopInE cough
and complications He was seven
months OF lge. Mrs. RohrbluEh. was
formerly Miss Anna Watson. 4 dnugh-
ter Of Mr.. Vim. Watson. of Rockvfew.
Miss Margaret Watson left Saturday
to attend the funeral services OF her
nephew.
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Going to Pittsbura.

unilcrl5sar Frerl- Jenkins will leave
In the ninri.aig for lI'ittsburs to attend
the series of fe.:Iures and denIonstra.
lions to be given n the -parIors OF the.
National Casket Co. During the abb
sence OF Mr.. Jenkins. his assistant.
Eir. Oliver Carpenter. Will rave charge
of the business.
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tlons and various exercises. and thl
Young folks acquitted themselves very
creiitably- On account OF the length
of the programme the short sermon u
have been delivered by the pastor was
omitted. At the evening service. the
sermon on the Resurrection was IL.
lustraied by stereopticon views. :
Central Christian Church.
Easter Sunshine was the title OF
n pretty service rendered last even.
ing by the Sunday School Mt the Gen.
trail Christian Church. The service
consisted of songs. recitations and dIa-
logues and was well carried ont. In
the morning Rev. wiIIIson preached
from the subject THE Empty Tomb
Grace Lutheran Church.
At the Grace Lutheran Church the
choir and Sunday School had charge
of the evening service. rendering. an
excellent programme OF music and rec
Itations.
First n. e. Church. ET'
"The Resurrection" was the sub
ject OF Rev. c. ID. Smiths discourse 70
n large audience on Sunday morning.
The church vas lavishly decorated In
appropriate flowers and greens. The
church choir. under the direction 'of
Mr.. l. N. Lough. rendered. excellent
music Mrs. L. NJ. Hall was solofst
and rendered vocal solo, "Hosanna.'
and sextette rendered npproprfnte
selections: Missionary collections for
the day amounted TO s521.77. OF this
s2os-27 was collected from the Sum
day School.
Catholic Church.
At the Catholic Church there we're
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20
Sultan Yields To Demand
of King Victor of Italy

ROME. Ar-il 2o.-The Turkish An.-
bassado- notified the italian foreign
Office today that the Sultan has yield
ed to King v!ctor's demand for Au-
thority to open italian: po=ion:es In
Turkey. a privilege enjoyed by all
other foreign powers On the strength
the SUlfau-s surrrnAsr orsIers for NJ
---f=.--tIzF.- - =.
italian set1i,tIt ddrtIilrsa .iof !:
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demonstration in Turkish waters we're
eounternruded for the present For
NAL orders for the fleet to sail were
being prepared when the Turkish mes
sage was communicated 70 the for
eign Office A demonstration Is still
possible for In. near future as the
Postofiee question IL hut one OF q
uEmber eoheernlnE which differences
exist between the two governments.
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Mrs. Julia Parker.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs Iulia Parker we're held yes.
terday afternoon at the home OF her
son. ]. Lee Parker. Rev. Taylor Rich
mond conducted the services which
were largely attended by friends anil
relatives OF the deceased Six grand
sons OF the deceased acted rs pail
bearers They were Fred. Jay. Homer.
Dale. and Guy Parker and Joe Wright.
Among the relatives here from n dis.
lance were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Parker.
OF ClarksburE Newton and Wesley
BoGsess. OF Muncie. md, brothers of
tho deceased: Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Kuhn. OF Pennington: Miss Ollie
IoEuc. or Arnctisviiie. and Mrs. Mary
Holland. Of Smithtown.
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STEEL TRUST MEETING.

tBy s. ": Press ,Assoeiatinn.I
NEW YORK. April 20.-Stockhold-
ers Of the United States Steel corpor-
alton. commonly known as the steel
trust are holding their annual meet
Ing today. II Is stated that all the
retiring directors will be reelected
and that the present officers will be
chosen for another year.. The proxy
committee is the, same rs last year.
consisting OF ]. p Morgan. II. C. Frick.
E II. Gary. NIB. Ream and n. Thayer.
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EDITORS TO SEE FLEET.
tBy s. w. Press Association,

SAN FRAScIsuu, April 2O.-scores
OF Pacific Coast newspaper men are In
San Francisco to-day and will leave
late this afternoon on the annual eN-
cursIon OF the California State Press
Association. Eight days will be spent
In sightseeing In Southern California
and the editors will be afforded an op-
portunity to Inspect the battleship
feet now at Los Angeles ports The
itinerary includes visits to Los An
EeIes. Riverside. San Bernardino. AT
row Head Reillnnds. San Diego. Pas1,
dena. Long Beach and other points Ca
interest in the southern rart Of the
State. -.
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Walter Johe-

Funeral services were held on Sun.
day afternoon over the remains of lit
tie Walter Jobes. whose death occur
red on Friday. Just one week ago ser
vices were held over the remains Of
the chIId's father. Mt. Daniel Iobes.
whose death occurred on Friday or
that week Another child In the fani-
ily Is seriously iii.
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Will Attend Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs ]. U. Wise left this
morning for Fre.lerickstown. Pa. 10
attend the funeral services OF the lat.
ter's sister. Mrs. Emma Bowers. whose
death occurred on Saturday. Funeral
services Will be held to-morrow.
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METHODIST LAYmEN TO MEET
!tBs S. ". Press AssosiaiioR.J'

tHs s. w. Press Assoeiation.I
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. AnrIi 26:-
fneomfnS trains to-day brought many
delegates Ia The Laymen's Missionary
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
chri.Sh. South. which will open to-mor-
ror AMI last through three days. Ali
p7rts of m: South are represented
among the ar~frlng visitors II Is ex-
pecte,I that the attehdance will reach n
total OF nearly 1000. Prominent reliE-
Inus workers from al parts OF the
rniteI States and from foreign eorn-
tries will address the conference
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Schedule
approved
Where The Boys
Will Play Ball

pFfsItsBti Tt8liiis. s. ffayybSi6566fi: 81 o.
The Fhitia5ht HaEttbaii Asss5osccIatlon.
sho prefaEH the Eeiieidfe for the
PehAsyIsa6ia and Vest Virginia
Leag4s tbs season. hls received rnrd
that tar stakduIe had N-en sppruls -.
Part nt This schedule Was published
In the wtst virslnIan ses.raf days
ago. but at tstat time Ii had -ot been
The sA-iule In fun Is as
Chartered at Honrs
FrIth Uniontown. May and 80.
%lfs connellsvIIle. May 8. S. 9.
With Seottdale. sIay II. IL. I6.
With Fairmont. May is. ls. 20.
With clarksbufg. May I. 5. 6.
With UnIontown June 10. 16. IL.
With connellsvillc. June 30. 60.
With Scottdale. Iune IL.
With FaIrmont. June Is. -. 90
With CInrksburs. June !. =.
With UnIontovn. July 4. .. 10. IL
With ConnellsvTlIe. July ].
With ScotttlaIe. July C. :. S. l.. is
With Fairniont. July "a. IS. 2s.
With cIarksburg. July I3. q, IL.
With UnIoninEul August 81. Is. &C.
With connelIlsviIIe. Aug. 10. IL. 12.
With Scottda1e. August G. .. 5.
With Fairmont, August "a. rs. %.
With clnrksburE. August 13. II. Is.
With ConnellsrIIle. Sept. .. S. 9
oped dates. June II and IL.
uniontowd al Home.
With charleroi. May l. 90.
With Scottdale. May 4. S. G.
With Clarkshurg. May Z. s. ..
With FaIrnont. May 81. %. %.
With conneIIsvIIle. May rs. &c. 81
w3h seottdale. June 1. =.
With CIarksbnrG. June 4. 5. c. Is
u-,,, charleroi. June %.
win rh, -leroi- July Z. l6. 25-
With cnuueIl.,- .,e- 1nIs
With scuttdaIr. Jul. -
With Fhirm6Iit. July J. :. a H.
is.
With clarksbufg. July q. 30. 81.
With charief1l. August 80.
With ConucIlsrIlle. ipEHst 3. is. Is.
With Sc6It.faic. August -, IS:
With Fn!rmont. August 10. -. 70,
With cInrissburs. August 10. II. Il.
With CIarksburE. August ]. 90.
WIth charlcrni September /. .. ,.
!. 5.
With ScdttdaIe. September :. S. 8
Open dates. May %. June e5. Aug
st "a.
conneIlsViEle at Home
With scnttdale. May i. %.
With charleroi. May 81. -. a7-
With Unioniown. May &c. IS.
With FairrEnnt. May 4. 5. C.
With cTnrksburE. May is. 10. 20.
With Charleoi. June Z. 5. C.
With uninntown. June 90. &C.
With Scottda1e. June 90. 26.
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Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Hamilton. OF
Pittsburs. spent Easter here the guests
OF the latter's mother. Mrs. r. W.
Potter. Mr.. Hamilton returned homo
this afternoon.
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HuIver Brewer.

!" =
Nr. Hulvert Brewer died On satGf.
day night at his home on RGsinson
street, after m Illness OF typ:infI
pneumonia. For several days Nj
Brewer had been I'M serious condI-
lion and the end was not unexpected
Mr.. Brewer was So years of age AMI
was employed with the T. n. Clayton
Meat Market on Jackson street Hs
vas formerly employed with Wise
Meat Market. He is survived BY
family. The remains were taken to
New brighton. Pa. this morning for
intsrment. Brief services were he'll
last evening lt the residence conduct
ed by RPr- SfOefzer and Rev. David.
Undertaken Cunningham IN charge.
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Mineral county Instructed It's IL
votes for Mr. scherr on Saturday. Pen
dIetnn also gave him six and Hanp-
shire had a split up. the swisher al.
herents withdrawing from the conven'
tIon hall. The result was two sets OF
'--nics were named from that cour.
u-Is- - -
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ELECTRIC THEATER-
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,.

You should not fail TO see the TIIn:-
trated pictures and song The pictures
are entitled the different ways OF
smuggling and Jim gets n new job.
In the different ways OF smuggling
are the artIfices used by frontier
smuE-iers in their attempt to get
goods over the frontier. Shows To
~hat extremes smHgElcrs will 60 an
etc Jim gets n new job. this Is 4
laugh from start TO finish.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

Bell Telephone Co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co. Mai! Pouch.
rBsennan-LaIlance Dry Goods Co.
Browne Bros. tailors.
Carey Co.. Philip. roofing.
Delnplafn Dry Goods Co.
Dillon. r. C.. diamonds and watches
j FranzheIm Co. II. c. furniture
Gee Electric Construction Co.
German Fire Insurance Co.
S. ,Giesey & FarIs. architects
HanabeT; chns- ~ the Diamond
Hsnlon-sharps Co. hisis. ii paper
goods
Hicks & HoEe Dry Goods Co.
Home Fire Insurance Co.
House G Hermann. home outfitters.
Hook. George. see'y Stat" Fair As.
ISOLATION.
Hutchinson & Co., t. T. saddlers'
hardware
Meoregor e Co.. H. p. china and
,slbss.
aeiIeehen Preserving Co. IL
INarfsnal Bank OF W. Va.
Natiunral Exchange Bank.
Nations. Telephone Co.
Eayldr Co. John S. Wholesale dry
goods ami nrxionss
NELL Grocery Co. ~
Neuralgy1fne Co. -
News Publishing Co. u
NIeoll's Art Store.
= 'ohIn Valley 4Aualt & System Co.
Ohio Valley Drug Co.
'ott-fieIsIeIl Hardware Co.
Rennarii Co. John H.. advertising.
Rice & Co. S. NJ. wholesale miIlin-
cry.
Sands Electric Co. II. S.
schaefer & DrIehorst Co.. wholesale
wines and liquors.
Schenk & Sons Co. F.. beef and
pork packers
:spIedel Grocery Co. Jos.
:StifeI Co. George E. dry Eoods. etc.
Stone e Thomas. department store.
TrImble & Lutz Co. plumbers sup
piles.
Vance shoe Co.
wnterhouse Bros. wholesale groecrs
Wells & wingerter Co. wholesale ci-
Ears-
weity & Co.. wholesale wines anil
liquors.
Wheeling Register.
Wheeling Traction Co.
Wheeling Wall Plaster Co.
Wilson & Sons. w. A.. contractors
: and builders.
30 Itin er1ry of the Excursion.
Special train of Pullman sleepers.
diner and baggage car over d. & o.
railroad.
Tuesday. April 21.-Leave Wheeling
s'a. m. and visiting MoundsvflIc. New
1Iartlnsville. ST. Mary's. wfIlIamstoEn.
Marietta and ParkersburE.
"Wednesday. April 2e-Leare Park
ersburE at 4. m and call 1T Cairo. ]
Pennsboro. West Union. Salem. CIarks-I
burg. Weston. Buclthannon and E:IkIns.
Thursday. April 2s.-Learc Elkins Q
a. m. and stop Mt BelinEton. PhilIppI.
Grafton. FaIrmont. Underwood. Man.
nIngton. Hundred. Littlcton. Cameron
and Wheeling.
Free Telephone Service.
Both OF wheeling's excellent tele-
phone cnmpanIes-SationaIa and BELL
: which are represented on the trip. have
generously offered free long dIsflnce
service to Wheeling OF elsewhere for
all members of the party at all points
on the trip.
Thursday the party will visit Fair /
mont The local Board of Trade held
a meeting this morning a large dele
cation Of its members will meet the
party at the station.
The Merchants Association will call |
a meeting and make arrangements to
meet the party and conduct the MEM
bers TO the business places OF the city. |
Mr.. George T. Watson. general man.
nser of the FaIrmont & Clnrksburg
Traction Company. has very generous
ly donated the use OF two or three sum-
mer cars to the use OF the visitors |
while In Fairmont
Fairmont has always gained much |
by tho city. trads excursion and Its
citizens have always shown business |
visitors TO our city q EDod time and |
s the coming visitors WIN ind our bust |
ness men ready - welcome them With Y
a glad hand. -
q
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Front Office suite. fnrnished--wii.
Pubiet for the summer for half the
rental price,: could be use-l for destr
trNE,m. or storage Address. p. o.
Box iGs. Fairmnut. a.
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DR.. !. J. culp. OF Pennington. was
the guest Of Hr. and Mrs. s. ]. Brobst
Sunday. -s-555
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Mrs. T. II. smith. OF, Salem. and Mr.
l. ]. Davisson. OF ut Clare, were visi.
tors OF Mr.. and Mrs.. A N. Davisson.
Of Floral avenue. on Saturday and sun
Ldar-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-20

DIR. Clyde Neil. OF Cumberland. was
n visitor In the city yesterday.
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we.. vIrrlaIan ~.n. .d.. pay biz.
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CONTINUED on Page Eight,
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tesaaa from =. rssr.,
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AZ the Catholic Church there were
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Norfolk & Southern Railway L0mpdn
LOCAL TIME TAELE.
EASTBOUND.

Goidsboro and Beaufort. n. c
Effective Sunday December 9th, 1897.
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FOREST FIRES.
Sever al New England States Being
Swept by Raging Flames.
Especial to THE ARGgs.)

Especial to THE ARGgs.)
Boston, July I4.-Disasterous for est
Ares all over the country districts Of
this State, New Hampshire and Maine
continue today, and are particularly
severe in Cape Cod district, where
towns and villages are surround
cd by the rapidly increasing flames
and fire apparatus shipped in from all
neighboring cities seems not enough
to cheek the spread of the fires.
The situation in Maine was relieved
somewhat yesterday by heavy rain, but
southeastern counties, near the line OF
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, are
still in danger and the Boston 81 Maine
as we'll as the Maine Central railroads
ha We been compelled to discontinue
several trains on account of the falling
of burning branches along their line,
while all trains that still remain in
commission go through the fire region
with doors and windows closely barred
and guarded.
This is huckleberry season and
hundreds of men, women and children
in the country regions arein the woods
picking berries. Many of these are
cut off from their home by the fires and
cannot be located.
1t is feared that large numbers OF
deaths may result, particularly in this
State.
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Its Formal Opening To The Pe0-
pie of Goldsb0r0 Last Night.
Now Permanently Located In The City
Hall, Where It's Many Volumes are
Substantially Cdsed And Con-
venienty Classified.

to this; the fact thatit was first fostered
by the source of mind and the makers
of characteristic wemanhood ct tho
community, and bears their approval
to us should be and is sufficient for the
manhood of Goldsbore to lay hold oft
and Ego ahsad."
The fact that this Library is tree
means much to the laboring man OF
Intelligence and decency in the COM
munity and to his children, for. a.
Emerson says, "books impart sympa-
thetic activity to the moral power. Go
with mean people and you think life
mean. Then read Plutareh and the
world is a proud place, peopled with
men of positive quality, with heroes
and demigeds standing around us,who
| will not let us Sleep" And by such
| eompanionship are people made better,
better men and women better citizens
and a benediction to posterity.
ssThe world is old in signing,
The world is old in song,
And the crown Of earthly glory
Goes ever tic the strong.
But there are souls so simple,
And hearts so brave and true,
That lowly toll exalts them,
No matter what they do;
And when they move their presence
Is like the glowing sun,
And all their thoughts are purer
Than mountain streams that run
Through Ieaty glades, o'er boulders
Down to the summer sea-"
And it is for such as these in the
: community, who have not the %afiuenct
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pleasure is comparable to it, and ii
legacy is the priceless hope of immol
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WHO'S WHO?
No One Yet Named as Democratic
Chairman.
Especial to the ARGUs.)

Lincoln, Neb., July LIT is hardly
probable that the National committee,
here today for a conference with Bryan
and Kern, will choose a National
Chairman this afternoon.
A majority of the committee favor
the forming of a campaign committee,
and let them choose a chairman. Th1s
co mmittee will not be named today.
Mr.. Kern left this afternoon for his
home in Indianapolis, accompanied by
some of the eastern committeeman
| He will make a speech or tive on the
way.
Chairman Taggart, spokesman o
the Kern party, said: W. will wage
the earliest and the hottest campaign
tho party has seer in a quarter of
century"
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SYNOPSIS.

Esther was born in Persia 500 years
before Christ. She was reared and
trained by her uncle Mordecai. She
was chosen by the king of the realm
to be his wife and Queen. She was a
Jewish damsel, but did not disclose her
nationality. Hannah was premier and
a favorite of the King. Haman hated
Mordecai. He did notk know Mordecai's
relation to the Queen. To be ~revenged,
he obtained a decree destroying all
of the Jews in the provinces. Mordecai
Queen to petition the King for the safe
ty of her people, which she does, at the
peril of her lite. Hannah makes a gal
lows upon which Mordecai is so hang.
And by the Kings command he is
hanged thereon instead of Merdecai,
and Mordecai is proclaimed premier in
his stead.
Tickets will be sold at the door, and
prices will be given later on.
Come out and give us a full house,
and we will endeavor to give you a
good show, as we have selected some
of the best voices ameng us, and are
being trained for the occasion.
r. S. Stevens,
J. A. Groom,
M. e. Dortch,