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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
INSTANTLY
Killed true oy Ere glft
Train al An e Early Hour
Wednesd day.

Eldridge Cayernss aged as ears
was hi tantIy killed az Is o'cloclL
iVVednes day 1otning when freight
train struck him al sidebo oni,s
crossing near ne Clare Ttie funeral
ARA EN- nts. have not been ma aa
vet
Governs lea his home &c IN Clare
Iuesday evening q come 70 the ely
20 make some pure feB and nothing
more card &c him IN e IS gls
pick d up BY Ilieinbe 81 train
crew early yEedne ~ lliorrin hey,
took his manl leo rerIia ms % N Glare
where his relatives were ifed and
they had the remains brought TO 4
Local 1nderta stab shnie to be
for burial
The deceased man 3 surRived by
his mother VIE and Two small
children s mother Is rH. john
sou sern fa way III sfpretsnE the re-
SOURCES Of the territory trayersed ty
tie line The booth Is epns t-ucted oft
81 teen garieties 81 Tenne Sc n ,le:,
S teps are being rapidly taken by
the Latin Ainerfcan countrI Tor he
oE their chief exports
trte interest 81 the countries 81 Latin
America IS sociated with their direct
relation to the next annual conven-
ton Of the congress to be held IN Mo-
bile. Ala. at the time OF the opening
of the Panama canal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04

Birdmal WIG VIII Soar "a d
Biplane at Clark burg
Fair is Fearless

g.
AyIators may come q 'iators
may so. but claFl ilton
flfes on forsyee
This was the expression pf one o.
the most famous ay:ators "a the coupz
trs while diseussing inef noted
HERS Hafniltons no TO ~ 3
Cnrtiss biplane the Oar sbiifg
Fair, q onn. 60 me fIs men WHO e,seE
learned - pics an aeroplane not only
in this county. but any here Els
flying experience covers the history
Of aviation. as he learned 70 tly 81 ortly
after Glenn ii. Curtlss built and new
his first aeroplane
HamiIton has always been known
as an aviator who does not feisr 70
attempt any feat, no matter how
DANGEROUS. with an Ills datitie, he
Is conservative. lDeeatis Sc ne knows
how far 10 so without eros Ing the
danger line. and his sl1ssl lies him
to ny under weather condttinns that
would deter many Of the best known
hirdmen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
DROWNED
At the City Water Dam IS Ira,
Son of Charles NJ. Hart
Of the City.

Ira Hart. son Of Charles ~ Hart
was drowned at the city water dam
Ct 2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
sshere he and four Of I'VE other boys
we're swimming. among whom we're
Seymour Reynoids and s.Bad'' T'errelI.
"a Some manner not seen BY his com
panions he was wasted over the dam.
George Tutgiter WHO had been sent
q the dam to open & waiked half
way across the dam and saw the water
too high to begin his work In safety.
and n Gaming back he saw the boy
ling in me vi Glow the dam.
He rlished Is shore ana = fter INNING
down along ne river bank. he plunged
into tlle ter ana swan % the.
5drowning boy The latter put his.
arms round III neck a his lIgglesI
and iIer bore him toward
the shore me best his strefet gonld
allow Where the water was very
swift ne pushed the hoy ahead and
( ~. = -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
GAR.FlRD.
VIII Be the Progressive
Party S Nominee in Ohio
y for Governor x

coIIudBUs: Sept. The first
convention OF the Ohio Progressive
party was called TO order here this
afternoon at o'clock At Temporary
Chairman James r. Garfield II g
expected 10 nominate Arthur u;
Garford for governor and endorse
John ~. Sullivan OF .iverpool
Republican candidate for
81 state for that once.
90 vernon Johnson 81 caiitornias VIII
arrive tomorrow morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04

Sentence Imposed under Mar
tial Law in the State
Comes Today

CHARLESTON Sept 1tsr o
hard days work The state mIIItlo 81
duty IN the martial law digtrict or
Cabin and Paint creoko took long
niehts rest and beeen the second
day'r search for weapons with much
vieor and considerabie, succer7
The entire district was not ccF-se4
Yesterday on account fan in1onclcrL
number of miiiiiamen.
The military commission had len
hrst session today and the Ar1t SEM
tence ever Imposed under martial law
In The history OF the state VIII be-
written into history. Among the urst
bunch. there being twelve In ait rr
for trial this mornirs. Is q nrmnor
cE mine guards.
In tho search this morning seF1re-
anndred rifles were brought TO neaDr
quarters on the first trip. no qint7rlt,
has thus Tar been encountered - zen
curing either rifles or ANNUAL ,ior-
me strike commission u hol4Inf
rs frst session at Paint Crock S|nc-
ton today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
/. N0!.MAN SUFFRAGE
Amendment to State Consti-
) tlItionis Voted Down in
State of Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Sept. Additional
returns from yesterdays special
election ON the amendments to
ohio's constitution show that an Of
the forty-t wos amendments were rat
,ified with the possible exception of
woman's suffrage and good roads.
tSuHragists declared that the light
for equal suffrage viii continue de-
: spite the black eve OF yesterday and
that the initiative and referendum
which was passed by big majority,
would be used to give votes to
women
compara lively light vote was
eeaIst on the 1tqs5or license amend
ment the vote IN the larger cities
being ten 10 fifteen per cent bekind
the other principal opsittohs.s
~ g.t7 = - n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04

In the Counties in Which Well
known Election Prognos
ficator Travels.

coIonei Jesse j. Flanagan. of par.
sons. former postmaster at Salem
and an astnte observer 81 political
conditions. as n the city last even.
ing Gomez anigan Is a trareiine
man and he covers wide scope 81
Territory ia the state As result
Is lnterestfng q near MS com.
ments5 ana opinions ne sizes al
condition fairly and may Be de-
pended upon as q reas enable prog.
nosticator OF elections a few years
ago ne predicted the election 81 4
Democratfc governor "a ohio ana e
turned ont as he sal u
This year Colonel Elan gan q fter
careful observation make q few re-
marks politically OF more than or
binary significance TO west virgin
Ians. HIS home town IS in Tucker
county. and he says that Tucker
county was for Colonel IRooseyelt
a Republican but when lie ceased to
be a Republican BY LEAVING the par. =
and crying to form a new one, Tuck
er county lett him in turn 1n13S.
Speaking OF ] w Fiarrio1, 4 nom S1s
inee for elector, Mr.. Flanigan stated
that while. Mr.. Harmon was q Cum.
Minis man and not for either Tart
Of Rooevselt befofe the chicago
conventions, he would cast his vote
for TAFT il elected an elector
Discussing his own county politics:
Colonel Flanagan stated that r. Us
.Climord. member Of the last House OF
Delegates, proved a disappoinfne 10.
his supporters as he. was supposed
to be elected as a McGrayss man but
when he went into the Denocratic
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
HOT HIGHT
Is Put Up by Young Man
When Arrested and He
is Jailed.

with SCARED face, lshoeless and
hatIess, the result OF having resisted
Policeman Joseph washington, viii
Nay. a husky young man who has
been following fairs in this section
OF late, stood up in front of Mayor
Frank II. Moore this morning at the
usual session Of the police court and
received sentence OF ten days in jail.
in default Of paying fine OF so and
costs. for prpmiscuous shooting q
revolver last evening on the bank Of
BLK creek In the East End and also
for resisting the policeman. So vic
iously did Nay struggle with the po-
I!ceman that he broke a chain brace
let with which the latter was trying
70 hold him. Nay did not give hini7
self an opportunity to put on his
shoes nor his hat and he was taken 70
iailsin his socks
Emma johnson, a negressS was sem
teiced to serve I'VE days in jail in de-;
fault Of paying fine Of S. and costs
Tor street drunkenness.
Creed Bartlett was sentenced tp
Ierve three days in Jail for failing 70
pay a fine Of 50 and costs for drunk
enness. Another fellow paid q like
ane for similar otfense and was re-
LEAKED.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
AG1 El
i adv Dies ar Her Home at
Glen Fails after Long
Illness.


Mrs. Emily 81 Wiaeman, aged %
years. wife of Bsniamin Wiaeman. Of
Glen FaIIs dicd at her home there
TUESDAY evening ct o'clock after p
years illness 81 complication Of
Diseases incident to old age, the last
i've months 81 which che vas bediaat.
AIr Wiseman WAC a momber 81
fafliIy 81 pioneer Tiers 3 thal' eec-
ton ana had lived there on her ne.
she was well known and liked by an
the people of that secl|on Of che
county Her many friends were
paIned 60 hear Of her death. although
It had been expected FOR come times
she was devoul member Of -he
BaptIst church and up 70 the time oe
her AIT fitness was an active church
worker
The deceased womfn 10 survived BY
her Husband, fpur 1cng and two aIe-
ters ME sens are 4ranlr and c4tnt.
lying & the home place, Ih1taar p,
and Henry. iiving at Glen raiie. The
sisters arc sirs -asnoy r05I4g. ol
rSorthstew and Mrs. Eli1abeth Honr-
baueh .of Buchhannon.
Tfe funeral viii be held az the Ban-
.tist church there Tnursday morning
f0ssO 90 lock The pastor, the
~ n Davis, rlll cohduct the
seryice Burial will be IN the Grimth
cemetery
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
OFFICIALS
es1lf the Baltimore and Ohio
.drsR ailroad Are On An In
spection Trip.

&. "A. w. Thompson, third yice-pres-
.ident OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Company, accompanied by
Earl Stimson, chief engineed of
maintenance OF way and u B. VIII
liams general superintendent OF the
Wheeling system. are inspecting the
Short Line railroad and railroad
improvements In this section OF the
state today. They arrived at par
kersburg last night over the New
ark division and spent the night
there
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
BULL nlEES.E
Win the Primary Election
Held in the State of
California.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept Yes
terday's primary election which
gave the progresstves the first OPP
portunity to test their strength in
California assured the Rooseyelt-
johnson organization coptroT Of
the state convention that IS to be
.compoaed of legislative nominees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04

The Republican congressio nal ex'
ecutive commIttee OF this district
win organize itself IL . meeting 70
be held In elm & tomorrow even
ing at . O'Clock. John N 'IanigsIrr.
Harrison county member OF the
committee. viii attend the meetins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
SPECIAL iTEETINe.

Z IA special meeting OF IIermon Lodge
No 8 OF the Ancient Free and Accept
ed Masons viii be held this evening.
beginning at 1880 O'Clock sharp, IN
the Masonic hall and all members are
requested TO attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
iFIiNiE GAS WIINLL.

second fine gas we'll has been
drilled on the n Ten dershot farEi
III Taylor county It Is nialting 4 o.
900. 900 cnbic Feet dairy ~
aendeFson mayor broad oaiss,
has large interest "a the two wells
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04

THE picnic that Rose Of sharon
couft Daughters OF sphlnz. was g
have held Thursday has been post
poned until further notice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04
|. a .lIARRTA zee / .Ii.IcTs:NssE.

mar se his been issue e
81 ne county eierl g odes Robin
son and Icie r Tlirashsr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-04

s. Geafy % Parlkef sbhrg
aisre looking after bus iness Affairs
The evening world., 1912-06-26
NEW NATIONAL
COMMITTEE OF
THE DEMOCRATS,

BALTIMORE. Nd, June 26.-Members
~ tho now Democratic National Com
nittee 40 far selected are.
AIaba Dorsey jerks.
Arizona-Recse n, ling.
Arkansas
Contamination b. Sanford.
CoIoraSo-Thomas T. McCue.
Connecticut-Iiomer 3. Cummings
willard Salisbury
Florida John T. q. Crawford.
Georgia-Clark Howell.s
1daho--P. II. Elder.
1llinois--Charles Bocschsnste!n
India ma Thomas Taggart'
Iowa-M J. Wade.s
Kansas--Wtlliam +. Sarp.'
Kentucky John c. c. Mayo.
Loui1ana-Robcrt EWING.
Maryland-J. Fred {. Taloo't'
Maine-E. l.. jones'
Massachusetts-
Michigan-Edwin u Wood
Minncsota--r. ~ byHcn'
Mlssissippl--Rooert Foweli
Missouri--EdNard II. Go!ua
Montana. Bruce krener'
NebrasKa-P' L. man,
The evening world., 1912-06-26
TAKES DAY OFF TO LISTEN TO SPREAD-EAGLE ORATORkn

would be an exagseration. Political con-
vention crowds stick around the hotels
where the headquarters arc and they
won't go any where else. Townspeoplc
ana excurslonists for the day swarm
to the places where the big men In
the party are stopping. This makes for
cong estiOn In restricted area.
Baltimore has two crowd spots a mile
apart-one around the Hotel Emerson.
the other around the Hotel Belvidere.
There Is also congestion In the down
town business streets IN the afternoons
and during the evenings. But the
smaller hotels and extemporfsed lodg-
ing places are empty and some of these
small hotels are really superior places.
Thousands of dollars have been spent
by their proprietors in preparation not q
dollar OF which will come back. OF
course the big hotels. restaurants ana
bar rooms. the taxioab owners and the
liverymen are making money. But the
general attitude OF Baltimore as to ma
tionsl political conventions Is equivalent
to never again.
The evening world., 1912-06-26
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
Genuine Merit Required to
Win the Peoples Confidence

Have you ever stopped to reason Why
il is that so many products that are ex-
tcnsively advertised. all at once drop out
Of sight and are soon forgotten. The
reason is plain--the article did not fulfil
the promises Of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to q medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy Is
recommended by those who have been
cured, to those who are in need VI il.
In an interview ON the subject prom.
inent local druggist says Take for e.
ample DR.. kilmer's Swamp-Root, pre-
parstion | have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for
in almost every case it shows immediate
results. as many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy that know Of
has so large a sale"
The success Of DR.. kilmcr's Swamp
Root is due to the fact that it fulfils every
wish in overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder diseases, corrccts urinary
troubles and neutralizcs the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
4 free trial bottle will be sent by
mail, absolutely free. Address Dr.
Kilmcr & Co. Binghamton. n. Y. and
mention thi, paper. Regular size bottles
sold at all druggists--50c. and S1.O0.
The evening world., 1912-06-26
NO PEACOCK ALLEY
IN BALTIMORE: IT'S
HOMESPUN THERE

BALTIMORE. June ea--Tne Chicago
Convention had it's peacock alley and
birds OF fashion who came To see and
he seen.
The Baltimore Convention 10 home
spun like; It smokes Ave- cent cigars
and stogiss; It dimes at the eat-while-
you-run restaurants; It wears shirt
waists instead OF Painters; ii doesn't
hesitate to take off coats when It's hot.
The Chicago Convention was far
away from the life Of the stockyards
district which scarcely knew that there
was a history making event on. In
baltimore the convention 10 every
bodys show and after 4 o'clock when
suppor's over and the dishes washed.
Baltimore goes downtown. baby In the
gocart, mother without her hat on and
father In his shirt sleeves and vest.
Every night 10 carnival night IN Bal
timore during the convention.
senator Ollie James Of Kentucy eats
his breakfast ct q lunch counter and
Senator stones trousers need pressing
No such evolutionary thing a. q dele
ssts taking OF his coat on the conven-
tion floor happened At Chicago: but the
Baltimore Convention Is full Of shirt
sleeve delegates.
The evening world., 1912-06-26
PLATFORM WHICH
HAS THE ok" Of
CHARLIE MURPHY
Suggestions Adopted To-Day
at a Caucus of the New
York Delegation.

"
n~HfiMoNE' June "'-Foiowins
caucus OF the New York delegation y
draft OF . platform which has received
the 20. X" OF Charles r. Murphy. was
ordered sent 10 the Committee an Res.
o,utions OF rho Nat,ona, Convsr,,or
s.,.,o. o.o,. A.. -. -.
1890.
v" '"a. 'o""''se' ~"s "AAeo
70 nave '"e Na''ona' f'stiorm CONFORM
neary a. possible 10 the New 'orN
.ne New FORK dratt declared Tor tarin
The evening world., 1912-06-26
FRECKLE-FACE
New Remedy That Removes Fseckles
or Costs Nothing.

Here's a chance. Miss Frecklc- Pace. to
try new remedy for freckles with the
guarantee Of reliable dealer that il will
not cost you a penny unless 1t removes
the frccklcs. while II il does give you =
clear complexion the expense is trifline.
Simply get an ounce Of oth'nc---doublc
strength. from Riker-Hegeman Drug
stores. and one nights treatment will
show you how easy it is to rid yourself Of
the homely frecklcs and get beautiful
complexion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
he sure to ask Riker-Hegcmsn Drug
stores for the double strength othinc, az
this is the only prescription sold under
guarantee Of money back il il fails to re-
move freckics.
The evening world., 1912-06-26
HEARST DELEGATES
ARE THR0WN0UT
SULLIVAN WINS
Twenty From Chicago and
Sixteen at Large Seated
by Committee.

BALTIMORE. June S.-rhe twenty
Roger c. sullivan delegates from the
ten Congressional Districts in Cook
County. Illinois. we're seated this after
noon by the Credentials Committee by
a vote Of 20 to 10.
4 minority report will bs presented
to the convention.
The sixteen sullivan deIegates.at-large
from Illinois, having eight votes In the
convention, were seated by q vote Of ~
tos
\ motion TO seat the sullivan men IN
the Seventeenth and Twentieth Illinois
Districts was carried, 10 to ~.
The evening world., 1912-06-26

American policies, protect our citizens
and upAold the honor and dignity OF the
nation"
The Monroe Doctrine vas upheld and
the party pledged TO legislation which
would secure the recognition OF Ameri-
oan passports and the protection OF
American citilens. whether nanve-born
or natursiiscd, without dfsthfction OF
race OF creed everywhere.
Tho parcels post and merchant marine
are specifically. Approved.
The pure food law 10 endorsed and
the party pledged to enforce II and
prsvent any attempt 70 weaken Il. Con-
serva6ion Of The natural resources Of
the country was also approved.
The Republican administra ton in the
nation II denounced ~ "wasteful and
profiixAte" and the Democratic party
pisAred u put IN power TO reduce the
number Of useless Offices and save
money.
Development OF modern agriculture ia
pledged ana the people generally called
on to support the Democrats Ia the
! coming campaign In order that sim.
picity OF government and . return "a
/ normal citizenship may he Insured"
The evening world., 1912-06-26
ROOSEVELT PARTY
= AT WORK UPSTATE.

ITHACA, June 2s.--,rhat the Roose-
welt third party movement will sx-
tend upstate at least a. far ~
Tompkins County Is concerned. and
that the work OF organizing tho third
party movement will begin within q
few days WAS said to-day by Prot.
Alfrai Hayes jr. or the College of Law
At Cornell University and one Of the
leaders OF the Roosevelt movement
here.
Prof Hayes said the Republic N
party wee doomed and that all pro-
sysssivss welcomed the olear.out issue
which was now pressnts1. - yegAs1e
0e9otDeeass 4venlasUN0t g 0sv yegS
e leaa~ e. ~ ~ vasV = IN
The evening world., 1912-06-26
ross AND GAYNOR LOOMING UP.

o. shsb
tosses looking Of their ankao ~
hold OF
these ninety for Clark predicting
William that even The
nall to " -
speech
candidate
The evening world., 1912-06-26
y. S. OLYMPIC TEAM GETS
BIG SEND. OFF AT ANTWERP.
Thousands at Foreign Port Wave
Farewell to Uncle SANS Ath-
leteS on Board Finland.

on BOARD STEAMSHIP FINLAND
by Wireless Telegraphy 10 Castor.
EIsland. June 3.-The American
Olympic team sailed from Antwerp At
ncon There was magnificent fare
well demonstration. thousands OF people
gathering on the Qusy and along the
wpter front. The members OF the team
lined the bulwarks. each waving the
stars and Stripes" while the band
p'syed THE Star spangisd Banner"
Paul HAyepith. mansser Of the Ant
ewp Athletic Club. Invited the American
xsap - compete st an sthastic meeting
q Antwerp on thsir return from Stock
eosn' Matthew P.rHalpan. pp1agsr >of
The evening world., 1912-06-26
HEARST.MURPHY DEAL?
y. Y. Leaders Believe Hearst Has

Especial to The Evening worid)
BALTIMORE. June 26-Tbe report Of
r. deal between Hearst and Murphy VIII
not down. Tammany men deny that
Murphy has been dealing with Hearst
At AL, hut It Is n matter OF belief among
New York leaders that Hearst has
pledged the Clark following in the con-
vention to Murphy's plans In return for
promises associated with the campaign
IN New York next fall.
The evening world., 1912-06-26

ticians from controlling the banks Of
the country"
The income tax and popular election
NJ United States Senators were specih-
caily Endorsed.
A six year term for the President
with prohibition against reelection
was also demanded.
The Democratic Consress was praised
and comparison made OF Its work with
that OF other Republican. Congresses.
The various Democratic measures
passed were reviewed and praised and
the Democrats IN Congress given credit
Tor reducing the annual expenses OF the
Government many millions Of dollars.
'DEcLARES FOR An ADEQUATE
NAVY.
On the question Of national defense
the party was pledged to maintain an
adequate navy sufficient to defend
The evening world., 1912-06-26
BRYANS CATO NINE.TAILS CARTOON

III wero csrtooniBt would represent Ryan the
dominant power in the convention having in his hand
cato the nine tails representing Murphy Tag
sart Sullivan and company, the dominating members Of
the National COMMITTEE. and would represent the
Democratic party - receiving the lashes upon Its back
After the people had had chance TO study the cartoon
for while would draw another representing the party
In rebellion against Ryan snatching the cato nine tas
from his hand and driving him from power-Bryan to
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The evening world., 1912-06-26

the American team, promised the team
would do so In fun strength II time
permitted. '' =
The evening world., 1912-06-26
NO CHOICE ON EARLY BALLOTS.

chance on
ballot early ballot The
stable Wilson
radical and any
allied with the RyanBemont
ructed pledged delegates position
maintain that Clsk would the vicsPresdsna
head OF the ticket Prospects political open
review Of the situation
and despite his defeat for the
q
10 him
a
II 10
with influences
be q