The Fairmont West Virginian., November 17, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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i Ohio Congressman Believes Governor
Should Have Second Term.
,H. Grosyenor lias declared
in favor of the renomination
J<of,'Governor Myron T. Herrick, praised
Senator J. B. Foraker as the, leaded
of Ohio Republicanism and hinted
that If he were a ,candidate for the
Presidency.; Ohio would be at his
back. .No mention is made of Senator
Charles Dick. Gen. Groavenor
"I am not a party to any conspirfiacy
looking to the control of patron
ISggljg^iior <10 1 oeneve mat ovuatur
Foraker has entered into any scheme
> to. control the nomination for govern;
or or any other office. Senator Foragjifetgjis
easily the big, big man of Ohio
^Republicanism, a man capable of
Pleading in a Slate or National contest.
;gand-there will bo no effort in my
judgment, to supersede him in- the
position he occupies, or in any one
he may seek. And if there should
"I consider the nomination ot Gov.
l-'Herrick for a second term as a duty
devolving upon the party, a pleasant
dut^, and a political necessity. The
party cannot array itself against Gov.
JvBteriick, and I am confident of his
nomination and of course, his elecilaSsi?
liviblv contest is promised for
I Che appointment to the office of col
lector of internal revenue in Wesl
SxVirglnia, made vacant by the deatli
?i*:recently of Thomas E. Davis. Sena
tor S. 15. Blkins and N. B. Scott art
- said to have already received ovei
100 applications for the place. Everj
it; ^member of Congress from West Vir
ginia has a candidate of his own
J' Representative J. H. Gaines an
; bounces that he intends to recom
mend the appointment of Col Josepl
^ -Edwards, who for a time, threatened
| to become a source of danger lo Mr
Gaines' re-election by running as.ar
v: independent candidate. Among the
;: vaai number of candidates are Capt.
" W. E. White, brother of Gov. A. B
White, E. C. Henshaw, of Martins
!||barg; State Senator Baker, and W
H. Moore, of Clarksburg. The mosl
!-<trromisfng candidate for the position
however, is Charles K. Teter, the tie
% feated candidate for the nomination
llpflpagainst Govv-elect W. M. O. Dawson
i-: Mr. Teter was Representative Day
ton's candidate for the gubernatoria
nomination, and it is believed that Mr
flsHpayton will urge his appointment. II
Mr. Dayton recommends Mr. Teter
the nomination will prohably be made
as it is generally accepted in Wes'
Virginia that Mr. Dayton's inlluenc*
at the White House outweighs all th(
v'"'. " rest of the delegation, including th(
Wff*- two Senators.
f FAIR UP TO THE TIMES.
?js? Provides a Real Train Robbery on tl-x
Miniature Railroad.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 17.?Two mashei
men have robbed a train on ilie mtn
|||pfc : . iature railroad at the World's Fair
securing money and valuable:
! amounting to $100 trie rouuers es
The train, carrying the engineer au<
. three passengers, one oC them a \vc
man, was making a trip and \va.
. crossing a deserted plot of groua
when two masked men with ilrawi
revolvers forced the engineer to stoj:
The woman was robbed of cousidei
able money. John T. O'Brien, of Jot
; Sey City, N. J., lost a gold watch val
tied at $31! and $14 in money. The oil
' ei- passenger, a man from Kalamavoc
Mich., lost $7 and his return ticker, t
Kalamazoo. The robbers iled.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT EXPOSED
TO SMALLPOX
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 17.President
Roosevelt has been indirec
ly exposed to smallpox. The diseas
broke out in the Bureau of Corpora
tions, of which Mr. Garfield was th
head.
Burr J. Ramage, an attorney in th
bureau,' was taken to the pest hous
I Monday with a marked case of smal
. Time
\'y. During the last week he was In cor
llpS stant communication with Mr. Gai
: field, and during that time Mr. Gai
|Hfields has three times been with th
? President.
r- Mr. Eamage for a week complaine
of feeling ill. Monday he summone
, ' a physician, who pronounced it
had case of smallpox. He was a
once taken to the pest house.
Another clerk in the Bureau wh
ijpgjEM hoards at the same place as Hamagt
\ ' has been quarantined under suspiciot
Iv He also was constantly with Mr. Gai
win. Board of Healt!
took up the case and fumigated th
? Bureau of Corporations.
^Ir- Garfield played tennis with M:
jB^^ffi^J's Boosevelt Tuesday afternoon, not liai
K Ing been informed that smallpo
cases were in his bureau.
G^d^scK<?^^lioes for boys?at C
PROGRAMME.
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FRED E. WRIGHT'S ,
"THE BEAUTY DOCTOR,"
A Musical Melange in Two ActsGRAND
OPERA HOUSE, THURSDAY, NOV. 17.
Boole by Howard Shelley. Music by C. II. ICerr. Additional Music and
Lyrics by Fred llylunds, Messrs. Morrison & Prior.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Julia Dc La Creme, the beauty doctor Henrietta Lec
Geraldine Bohemia, a comic opera prima donna Florence McNeill
Flora, Jack's jealous sweetheart Marie Hylands
Valeria Veronica, looking for a man." Hope Gage
Walsingham Gayboy, a moneyed lobster Charles P. Morrison
Ketchum Quick, a strong arm of the law Harry S. Stanley
Solomon Cohen, landlord and hypnotist Harry G. Walters
Jack Lester, an impecunious and unfaithful lover Percy Walling
Ebenezer Lester, a millionaire hash canner, Jack's father.... Will Philbrick
Expressman, one of the mild and gentle sort L. A. Rogers
Waiter, one who never takes tips Al Ohlendorf
Summer Girls and Society Belles.
Pansy Lottie Smith
Rose Jessie Cardownie
Lily Mollie Egbert
Violet Olga Fayette
Miss Fitt Jennie Lippman
Miss Fortun# Gertrude Aldrich
Miss Take ...Sallie McRae
Geraldine's Singing Girls.
Pattl Lottie Smith
Sembrich Sallie McRae
Nordica Queenie Wilmoi
Melba Alice Gilrain
Calve Eva McDonald
Scalchi Katie lliig
Beauty Doctor Attendants.
1 La Sylphe Jessie Cardownie
Signageila Martha Edmund
Pulaccei Lottie Smith
Lolores Ethel Smith
Carmbietta Grace McMeen
Fandango Florence McDonald
Seniorale Mollie Egbert
Espanaola Olga Fayette
La Parvous Sallie McRee
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i Jack's Chums.
Eddie Galligan Harry Johns
1 George Bowles William Van Every
5 Howard B. Laing Charles Haynes
Billy Ackerman Fred Johnston
Bathers, Attendants, Rough Riders, Bridesmaids, Etc.
MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
Act I.
. Overture?"The Beauty Doctor" Fred Hylands
Oneninc Chorus Bathing Girls
"A Chorus Girl's Longing" morns
"My Sweetheart in the Sky" (introducing new and novel electrical
I effects, including stars, moon and moving cloud and water ripple)
Miss McNeill and Chorus
; "The Lobster and the Mermaid".-Miss McNeill, Messrs. Walling, Morrison
Sextette?"Flirtation". .Misses Egbert, Edmunds, Smith; Messrs. Philbriclc.
Stanley. Morrison.
I Selection Imperial Quartet
> "Hail to the Queen of Beauty" Ensemble
? "The Queen of Beauty Am I" Miss Lee and Chorus
3 Specialty Harry Walters
"My Fair Red Feather"... Miss Lee and Chorus
"My Scarecrow Coon" Miss Hylands and Chorr.s
Finale?"Stop, Thief" CompanyAct
II.
Opening Chorus?"We Our Charms Enhance"
Emporium Attendants and Subjects
"Loved One. So Pure and Tender"
i Misses McNeil!, Cardownie, Edmund and Chorus
"Where Was Moses When the Lights Went Out?" Mr. Philbrick
"The Pretty Little Maid of Zanzibar". . .Mr. Morrison and Imperial Quartet
5 "Culture Drill" Moiiie Egbert and Chorus
National Dancing Ensemble, arranged by Fred E. Wright. Introducing the
Terpsichorean Expert Miss Jessie Cardownie
1 French?Misses Ethel Smith and Grace McMeen.
- Spanish?Misses Edmund, Payette, Lippmann. Aldrich.
5 Scotch?Misses Jessie Cardownie. Lottie Smith, Florence McDonald.
1 German?Misses Egbert, McR.ee, Gilrain, Illig. Eva McDonald.
1 Irish?Miss Jessie Cardownie. x
' Jewish?Mr. Walters, Miss McMeen.
American?Jessie Cardownie.
lCo^cnrric?Mr. Philbrick.
' Cake Walk?By tlie Company.
i- Duet?"1 Never Would Believe It" Miss Hydatids and Mr. Vailing
> Drinking Song Miss Gage and Mr. Philbrick
0 Finale Entire Company
SCENES.
ACT I.?Beacli at Sea View.
ACT II.?The Beauty Emporium, Broadway, New York.
Scenery by Arthur Voegtin. Costumes by A. E. Koohler & Co. Elect_
trical effects by Joseph Munclien. Shoes by Parlor Shoo Co. Music pube
lished by Wright Music Co., Childs Building, W. Thirty-fourth street, New
L. York City. The champagne use? in this performance is from M. Ilome
mell Wine Co., Sandusky, Ohio. The gowns worn by Miss Lee were designed
and executed hy Freisinger, New York City.
e EXECUTIVE STAFF.
e Manager Thos. W. Prior
Advance Representative Frank B. Harris
Musical Director .....Fred Hylands
Stage Director Chas. P. Morrison
Stage Manager L. A. Rogers
Electrician A. W. Egbert
e Wardrobe Mistress ..Morris M.Smith
Master of Properties A! Ohiendorf
^ Librettos Milton Hammer
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Storles'Arfabut-SenatorCockrell.
(Philadelphia North American.)
:' The stories of' Senator Francis MCockrell.
of Missouri, told in Washington
relate chiefly to his absentmindedness.
Until her marriage, his
daughter Marian used to make daily
memoranda for him of all the things
he was expected to do.
About a year ago he forgot that he
had been invited to one of President
Roosevelt's state dinners, and spent
the evening playing whist with a par
ty of old friends. The President was
inclined to be indignant, but relented
when Miss Cockrell called at the
White Mouse anii assumed all blame
for the offense by explaining that. she
had forgotten to tell the Senator of
his engagement.
Upon another occasion a German
admirer presented him with a piece
of Elmburger cheese. A stick of dynamite
would have been just as useful
to him, but he accepted the gift,
put it in his coat tail pocket and forgot
all about it. Next day he wore a
different coat to the capitol, and was
astonished when he returned home to
find a gang of plumbers and carpenters
tearing up the floors of his house
looking for the dead rat, which Mrs.
Cockrell believed responsible for the
horrible odor..
As a statesman Cockrell does not
rank high. He is too narrow and too
old. He believes the world will be
proceeding at as slow and dignified
pace 2,000 years hence as it did 40
years ago.
Except in matters of appropriations
ne is nopeiessiy ueiimu Liie- muitjs, auu
has never had the slightest chance of
catching up with them. However, he
has been a useful member of Congress
because he has been honest and
because in most instances he has been
fair.
He iias never made any money, and
is as poor to-day as when he first entered
the Senate. Once he tried to
solve the mysteries of the stock
market and became so deeply involved
that Senator Elkins and other
friends had to help liirn out. Before
doing so they exacted from him a
promise that he would never repeat
the experiment.
"A child would have just as much
chance of heating the game as you
have," Senator Elkins told him.
Because of his age his political career
is considered at an end, for whatever
may happen in his State there
seems no possibility that he will ever
again he elected to the Senate.
All or the latest telegraphic aii<4
local news will be found In the "West
Virginian.
Just suggestion?Wear the Dorothy
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Don't "become discouraged. There is
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from an inflnonza to a grave typhoid, a sixn]
bronchial coagh to a grave comsumption."?Ex
Dr. M. M. Fenner, before one of the Now Yoi
Assembly Chamber, of the State"Capitol at Alt
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J. L. Hall's Hardware Store. x
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I have some good lots In two squares
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