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HARPSTea'S BOND.

g pa r ycn ever apnIIy to Jacobs T. Co
q. Not 10 Rudolph Heiles? \ no
Y. Nor to MS defendant. A.. NJ.
.. Nor to n. Cornish A. No
=. Nor 10 any other firm during this
time \. No, sir.
g. And while YOU were working for
psllsntine In Newark did you make any
other application A. No. sir.
g DID you ever Apply 'o cornish
T. You worked fer Frederick st.arn,
4 Co. in Detroit: 4. As a salesman.
.: How long were YOU employed there
4. I started IN isss. Was there tao AZ.
fereni times. Was las, there In lSsl
y. Was 1, Necessary for YOU al any
time during your espsri'Ses to furnish nj
Athletic Cub. in 1871. '"' "> ~ '
q. DO YOU know ~hesh.r there was
any correspondence with S;earre over
the matter A. heard 50.
y, DO You know whether or not Gai-
becker Athletic club the same time the
Fidelity and Casualty Company gave
bond ''r YOU a. Yes.
q. Wha. was your POSITION a. 7 wa
clerk In the main ONCE.
= W ,,. yIa ND Gallagher friends at
% . Have any IN with Gallagher about
@ Did you iell him they had written
10 si.arns7 4. Yes.
O. Was thsre talk about II around the
club 4. | believe there was
Y. Does freterick Siearns know Cor
rish' \ Yes
q. DID he visit Cornish At the knics.
+rbocker Athletic club prior - Dec. q.
lsYs, A. once To my knowledge
y when A. In the Summer u lssi
] ,hink
U How many hours vcr. the to-
ge'hrr' 4 won't attempt To say-a
long ,lm.
. Was Cornish ever employed by
s,eArns- A. dom know.
a. The time that YOUR bond come up
aid YOU write to a,earns' 4. Yes. and
received an answer.
U. Did Cornish write A. Yes
Y. DID he reeve an answer, A. I
think he dii.
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HOW TO MAKE CYANIDE.

q Whom did YOU see there A. Mr.,
Rogers, Mrs. Hoyey and Howard Adams
Y How old Is Howard Adams A
Twenty -fvs 20 ts.nty.s.yen.
Y Are you familia- with cyanide o,
mercury A. am now
v when was your attention nrs,
called to ~ A. When reading Of ,hi.
case
Y Can you make IL A ys.
v well. what IL It made or A. I
can get II from prussian blue vbic,
ha double cyanide Of mercury
v IL prussian blue a dry color. A..
Yes.
y. You have made ~ A. Yes
Tell when you first made H." Mr..
Osborne said sravely.
~ made u In W. Ishovs,,r, /"
cal" S"rsss. "in the pves~n~- os
Dstsssivs scCsssssy. . sssk y.u,.,,
"a'se - s-sessy ase Psusssss
ssue Esd bsiied the swo sss-,s,,.
Thes Q filtered u OF. The soIssses
cs'stsised cyanide 81 msv~vvy.
The ssls'iss 10 allowed 10 s,sss
awhile. ssd after tie -r,s,s,s
have formed 10 posr~d o."
"is ~ hard ~ maLer" asked o..
borne.
"t 10 about the ~ssi~s, ,h,.s ,
ever 'sisd 4" make" said the w.t.
s~sS.
~. Osssrne SAILED srismphnws,,.
A cook could NAH. g." added ".
cum.
On Mr. Wceks's REORGANIZATION
Nr, Sccum said Prlmsian llne was a
cyanide ot Iron The Pvus.lsn hue
ne used. ne admitted. war only about
one-anAr'.r as pure NJ IN" commercial
dry color
2 Did YOU say YOU used yellow me-
ouric OXIDE In making your m--rur,c
cysnide? A. Ye~
q IL that a dry color \. ! thought
IL was
Q Who 'nii You Il vas A y, one
Y We'll. then. YOU don't know. A.
NO' positively
Y Whit othe- way dll You try A.
VIII the basic sulphat~ Of mercury
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c0FF n ANGRY MOOD.

Mr osborne handed up tho poison
both. to 'hc witness, intending 90 have
Socurn say y was Il common s,r, Of a
bottl. ~ q chemist to nav" IN his ONCE
Mf. Weeks objected. aud the Recorder
INTERRUPTED 'he exchange. and this TIM
his face was flushed with singer
YOU ssri l-men each Of YOU have
,cauired the habit ~ re--Namlning and
~-crosHsxAnln,ns. keeping np . need
less see.-a.. 10 toe delay 4 he case.
let Il cease
Your Horor has MADE a renecsios
on which ! think ! should have the
prNi,cse ~ heinx head cried Mr.
O-,orne.
II will No, listen. said me Recorder
he vnicc risinx.
'Bu, Your Honor tcs. tot nppre-
eihi.' '---
II Nl!l rot ne,r snothc- word. te-
dared the Judge Mr O.urrrc at dosn
and grit,ed Ms teeth
"rhiJs all. he said 3, Yogum. emo
vas NOT allowed 10 test'f, about the
bottle Mollnrur looked relieved
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4 MYSTERIOUS TELEGRAM.

A dramatic tlnEe was given the pro-
ceedinxs when the Recorder remarked;
II have 'us, received a te.eRram bear-
ing on this case II opposing counsel
viii Ssep forward I will show them the
message"
O.l,orne and Weeks and Rattle did so:
Looked 81 the blue psper intent'y and
then held Il consultation while every one
In the courtroom looked on cur.ously.
expsc;irg some stisstion.
After I'VE minutes the counsel resumed
their seats nri the trial went On.
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Prof. Wii;haus. at - East Forty.seconi
street
y. There Nls 4 spoon also 4. Yes. T
iok II slong witl ne glass ald left II
with Prot. W,ttlis
q. Dli YOU Sc where me got n,
glass \ e.: IA fact. I took /. myself
from y dc51ard
Q. Yon went TO Tlfflnys with Cor
nlshs \. Yes
, -. VIVA, "a you 10, A We looked
nj . number Of boxes and picked ou; ore
~ IN.
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Girl. WAS INDIGNANT.

Was this an Advertisement such rs
the doctor usei IN May is~.'
This sa- objected to and ruled out.
. Did h. advertise beise June /.
1888 \ Yes
II ask YOU II you recognize this aa.
orisement" asked Osborne
The witness nared NJ and poured out
an almor urintellisible Mood OF words.
IRA have you know | never read am
Of Dr. Rurrs's advertisements. and
know morning ~ III. business nor the
nature ~ the material he sold. and you
are constantly trying TO make me-
VIII the Court restrain her" asked
Osborne.
A burl, ofncials hand was laid on
her arm and the Recorder looked
stern.
Mss Evans s'appesi talking
She se-mcl several times on the verge
~ tear.
q, Was It a sslys the doctor sold
4. Yes
q, VIVA, vas iu name A Indian
sAivc
ious India Giant Salve? 4. !, xas
VIII YOU take this and see whether
you feco ;niEc this a. one 81 Or. Burns's
sdveryi semer's'" asked Osborne
ahe looked ~ the paper. then slowly re-
Piled III Is
II don't see tina, his Is material" said
the Neccr,isr,
1T H.. said osb,rne. for I purpose
70 show the nature " the remedy"
And ihat II not relevant" echoed Nr
wssh'.
remedy" hea'~i,y asAed Mr.. Osborne
IL you DO ] want 10 know Il.
Mr.. osborre had lis. Evans den .lty
the saiye bp1 Then Mr. Osborne cad
from the inscription on the box IN low
voice. II vas . remedy for asrophy.
Mi Weeks beglh ere cross.eNam IA.
to F~' closed :, With y single question.
Y. pa ! Understand you never ssv
OILS vi these adv.. ,istnent-' \ I've
seen in the uzp<T
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DETECTIVE CAREY.

Deseeitve-osHesnt Carey was called.
Y. Were you ENGAGED on the present
case under direction Of Capt. Mec,usky
4. ] vas.
Ne SAID. ne had gone to Har,eGan 3
Co.'S. IN Newark. IN starch % the source
IT the boi;le.hoidcr. and .alksd With
Emma Miller. the ssles cir. who sold
q similar article. lie then went to the
Office Of KutpoW Dsos.
Ne odd that he also took facsimile
II the po'so- sdsress 10 Tire knicker.
bo~kcr Athletic Club.
Defective Carry. told 81 visiting ie0
Bru "a say and SIR osbsrDe offered q
package fUund m a letter hox NJ tia,
place. addressed to ~. CosnIss."
q. Did y0u vIeit the prsmsses where
.. "a you - Ma Rsesrs, A, Yes.
q. Wen wes. thss: a, On JaA. Z IN
9. what ~ shs ssvs you: \. a
wat az yss = s.tA n, A !.
- - Is . 8 a. s,::s - W g
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son avenue" Mr. Weeks asked this ~
'ently
Ordinarily, said the witness. the
ncx, morning.
Q. IL there anything to Indicate what
vesr-'~, 81. % Shat that exhlbi,
A passed through the Pos,.ofice' 4
Sothins-thc character Of The machine
has not been changed.
Mr. Lockwood said that there Vas soma
doubt A. 10 whether the Barnss letters
Ind been p,s,~d In . ierterIbox or
dropped a. the Post ONCE
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Hermann ku'now and his clerk. Elsie
Gray. came 20 court about this tim. and
had q consultation In an an,.-room with
Detective McCsSerty and Mr.. o'Connor.
''Dil YOU ana any payer" began Mr..
Weeks. lat any 81 these places that you
found that tho Waiting Paper Company
manufactured.
YES: there w're four big nrms here
who sold II. IN, ,Aese stores had no,
bad any In stock TOT nine months
Did you ind ans OF this paper :"
esbed Weeks. sharply. at Boston or a,
Chicago"
Tie record OF Whiting s co did
Rot show that" sail tine detective.
Cornish smiled.
.. Then there were four firms In New
York. ~ well - the three IN Brooklyn.
that sold this pAper- \ Y.s. cir
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WAS C0RhISH'S FRIEND.

State al that pas--i between you and
Gallagher relative 10 yolr bond.
Mr.. Weeks !nterposed an objection
nnd vas sustained.
Y. We'll. 1id YOU talk with Gala cher
ON this subi-c,' A. Yes.
Y. Were YOU friendly with Cornish OF
the Rnickerbocker Athlete cub A
Yes
Q Did you call on Gallagher at tn,
HnickcEbockev Athletic Club A Yes.
u. Oid yWS see this def~aanst
thcnf T. Yes.
u. Oid ,ow SD this defendant
~s.r have a ssik aksst CORNISH
\. No.
u. MA vas Know this aefeaaa ~
aWd Cossish were uafrssadiSf \.
Only - h~arsa..
q. Dc, yos nWi Csssish were
teirWdIyf 4. Wee.
said NJ, Weeks You recall h c:.
err-ncs Of the nigh, Of Nov. q You
vers coming down tHwn and met =
friend on car. d. you rvmembcs
;e IN. MIN YOU we're 'ooasrs M . pc
i dOl'. reinembe@,' said Hsrrrt'-
Nov. i'd you no, say 10 your n end
Whca 1u are looking for q q 4 sa,es-
nan and collector. YOU know wnofs 10
look TT him"
4 m'sht have SAID u. hut 7 dyn's
renemhef, said Harpser.
. You know 'he man 90 whom !
-.isr" \ Yes
y Who Wa he 4. Gus Morgan. a
81 mineral salts
"rhhts all" sAid Mr. Weeks
And 80 what .o.e cuttc;pstei would
he a sensational witness proved 20 he
one OF the least % Of the whole trla.
~ far
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FRED BoeERs's DENIAL.

The tsesram proved 20 b- from Fred
e~ick Rogers, dated At Buffalo. Rogers
con. saic,ei Harr.' Cornish He said he
had not seen co'nsh In two year,.
Cornish had iest!hei that he met
Rogers nj Hartford. Conn. three weef :
ago
Rogefs wants Ia go on the star 10
icny Cornish's stitemsn'.
Y. Did you have any talk with tnis
defendant About Cornish 4. Yes. lie
made some complaint that Cornish
would not DO rs he wished In the r"m-
nAeium.
Q. And a,d YOU have any talk with
him relative - Bsrne:. A. Seyrr.
Mr.. Bus'oncby vas excused Without
rY0ss n q n USt0atinf,
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KNEW MoLINeux's WRITING.

Andre Bas,cschy. eHessisseAdent Of
the knick ertpcke. Athletic Club. VA
newt called "a The stand
y. do you know the defendswe
a Ar. you familiar with he nand-
writing A. ] an
q How ara you become familiar vftf
IL \. By his signing checks In tn
ilning-room.
Y Hos long . perio1 dces this cover :
4 Ton. monieg-fro'n pecembes. issa to
Y After N~. =. ava you DO anything
rsi,tiv- To r,y ones handWrttin6s 4.
r-s. ] huated W Writlnx ltke a repfod uc-
,ion 81 the !,p.soa sddsess.
y: And you rcticei The defentsns's'
4. Yes
= And to snom ga Won so' A. M.
= Aren't yeu and Moilncux the bes,
NJ frtsn3s' \. We are On god tssSv
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M0LINeUx Interested.

NJ. Weeks seemed = ret. 90, hack by
the results Noi.n-us's Interest sa.
shown by hts eyes. which Ger. fever.
hhiy bright. His ringers tui,ohed AMI
nov and then he raised h.s hsni TO rs
fare.
~ this peta, b tie exaslnai,ea os
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MISS EVANS RECALLED.

Mis, Evans proved herself an obs,in.
ate iiiiit woman and won her victory
over Osborne. for whom she resumed
she stand this afisrncoa the prosecutor
dsi No, ask her the nature u the rsm-
sdies sold b. DR.. burma. bat ceuone1
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your Honor" he said. The defense
has tried 10 show and intends to show
that this crime was saiiled By the
polies on a single Individual. and / want
to show that the contrary Is true. /
want TO show tina, Capt. McClusky sent
his mem
'Oh. 10 1t necessary for The District.
Attorney began Mr.. Weeks
Your objection 10 sustained. said the
Recorder
The witness said he took q complete
list OF the letters 10 Cap, McClusky
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.MRNEI AGAIN.

Nr. Des,sscey .ss pes1klei Y i4ss.
~; S::z:y';;:s,:;s': e. :: ss;s: =:
ssss 10 As',ssuEs hssess.ala -
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C0RNIsH'S. FRIEND MON.

The nex, witness ca led Sas 6eors~
A. Salmon, q friend II C,ru,sh and q
nemisf - tire kn.rke.ts,ksr Athletic
.lAb.
He J. an s,hle,ie director In Ctiiler's
school. having been there two year,. NJ
hss k,UVn Cornish since iUs IN bee
~ lsA. Ne saw cofr!sh n, the KnickeS.
booker Athlete club.
Mr.. kirg vas IN the Rom. Cornish
resolves IN the mail 'Hsr. e : peecei
. received, ooys. Nc sad He show ~
W . bottle that ioohei lie Q bromo-
ee!tper hD,:lt and q silver bottle der.
doAt .r~mernrr ~beths- the bottle We
In the holder - not"
g. Did you zee King do anything. 4
He looked a, u.
Y. DID you see .Sing - - take a drir <
Of a., A No. | hal osi thea.
y p.d YOU see cofnisa on Dec -
A. No
Nh,
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him to 20 here and lie down ! sa~
him again At SO At the club he was
In rel He wanted TO 20 TO the nat I
wouldn't let HIM and went myself for
him
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'W0THERSP00N NEXT.

Henry ~. wo,hcrspoon r.. Of Il
vsrf on avenue. Long Island city. was
the next witness. Ne - q mining en-.
ginsef
Y ma you see Cornish on Dec. q
iSe7 h sss him ~ the twenty. ninth
and iNenty fourth.
Tel the circumstances Of Dee 81
Went O. the club tbs, evening %
lHeke srranesmeats about hanfhali.
Ihsy tod me Cornish had receive1
y % 49, orcwo-sss,ssr eostie as1 9
n Was klne sherv. A. Yes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
AGUINALDo's MISTAKE.
a Ringing Editorial on the Subject by
Great Democratic Paper, that
does moi Please Democrats.
lNEw YORK JoURNAL.l

on the same day the news comes
/, that Aguinado has been killed and
Kruger captured. Whether these re-
ports be literally confirmed or not,
there is no doubt of the essential fact
behind them, which is that both Ag-
uinaldo and Kruger have ceased to be
factors in military affairs.
In each case great opportunity has
been lost.
Apuinaldo had it in his power to
launch his people upon a happy and
prosperous existence. His influence
over them was so powerful that at
word from him they would have vel
coined the American authorities. who
would then have had nothing to do
but to help them advance along the
road Of self-government. Spanish
tyranny was over and a new era was
opening for the Filipinos. Aguinal-
dos misguided ambition, mixed, no
doubt, with what he honestly but
mistakenly regarded as patriotism,
clouded over this fair prospect and
brought misery where there should
have been unmixed joy.
1t was Kruger's misfortune not to
know how to bend to save himself
from breaking. He undoubtedly had
legal right, under the c;nvention
with England, to refuse to redress the
grievances Of the Outlanders, but it is
not always safe for the weak to stand
upon the Of their rightsin deal
ing with the strong. Timely consent
on Kruger's part to fraction Of the
concessions he would be glad to make
now would have averted war and pre-
served the independence of the Boer
Republics.
Kruger is adlligent student of the
Bible, but evidently he never gave
sufficient attention to the reminder:
"Or what king, going to make war
against another king, stitch not
down first, and consulteth whether he
be able with ten thousand to meet
him that cometh against him with
twenty thousand:
ssOr else, while the other is yet a
great way off, he sendeth an ambas-
sage and desireth conditions ofpeace.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
His Life was saved.

Mr.. f. Lilly, prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo-, lately had a wond;;
erful deliverance from a frightftl
death: in telling OF It he says: Il WIS
taken with typhoid fever, that ran IN
to pneumonia. My lungs became
hardened. ! was so weak / couldn't
even sit up in bed. Nothing helped
me. expected to soon die OF con-
sumption, when heard of DIR. Kings
New Discovery. One bottle gave
great relief. continued to use ~,
and now am well and strong, cant
say too much In ITS praise. ms
marvellous medicine Is the surest and
quickest cure in the world for all
throat and lung trouble. Regular
sizes 30 cents and SlO0. Trial bottles
free at Frank G. BANDS drug store,
$40 Main street. Every bottle guaraIl'
teed, 25-ly-2.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
Stopped sunday SPINNING.

The bicycle house on Fourth street
has heretofore been doing land Office
business on Sunday and the cyclists
have been SO numerous on Sunday as
to interfere with church goers. Mayor
Thompson decided Sunday to have the
riding dispensed with on Sundays and
seryednotice upon the proprietor to
close his store on Sunday. The latter
commended that his business comes I'M
der that OF livery and that the conduct
of it on Sunday was public necessity.
The mayor, however. very wisely re-
CARDS it in the class Of ordinary husi-
ness and had the placeclosed upon the
ground that regular business can not
be conducted on Sunday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
RE..iiiRuRsEMENTs COR 3. us.
Who Held Commissions between 1854
and ls74.-lleasure BY Senator

Senator Elkins recently introduced
nthe Senate a resolution calling upon
the postmaster general for a report Of
the data affecting the salaries Of such
fourth class postmasters in West VIZ
pinia as held commissions between the
years 1854 and 1874, with the viewto
the future payment in each case OF
such sum as mightbe found to be due.
1t is alleged that by reason Of q de-
ticlency in the amounts paid during
the terms OF service specified. each Of
the postmasters referred to wa, en-
titled to readjustment CT salary I'M
der section 8, of chapter ia, OF the.
laws of 1856.
The object of Senator Elkins' resolll-
tion is to obtain the compliance with
law by the postmaster general, and a
full accounting thereafter, with the
purpose OF having the postmasters' or
their Representatives. properly COM
pensated for the services rendered as
provided for by law.
The list of the West Virginia Of
fees included in the list on file en-
braces one or more in each county OF
the state, and the amounts vary from
less than S25 to s4,5CO. 1t is under
stool the sums enumerated are esti-
mated for the reason that the exact
figures are known only TO the post
Office department officials. The listof
postmasters in Harrison county, To-
gether with the amounts alleged to be
due, is as follows:
Elizabeth Carpenter, Bridgeport,
ss7: Samuel Good, Bristol, sl6.74; J.
NJ, McWhorter, Lost Creek, s2s John
NJ. Jeffries, Salem, s66; Joseph \.
Towles, Salem, s5l; r. S. Ogden, sar-
dis, 1854; Edward Ehret, Shinnston
s47.4B: Madison j. Ogden, Shinnston,
ssl.45; Robert jackson, West Milford,
CAS- A. B. Thorn, Wilsonburg, $40:
The total amount Of claims for the
state is $23.973.41.
In case the claims are settled, aud
it is believed they will be, payments
WILDE made to the legal representa-.
tiyes OF the deceased postmasters,
whose names appearin the list.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
Real Es.ata ColysIysd.

samuel Stout to the Williams s Da.
visson Company, 2lcts, Glen Elk.
John Patton to John F. Johnson, ]
a. 8 I'd. Q r., Elk District.
Nathan Gotf TO J. B. Snpler and &.
B. Reynolds, lot, Coal District.
Thomas R. Horner to J. w. Will
liafns, 2 lots, Glen Elk.
Temple Smith and wife to George
T. Smith, oil and gas, ! acre, Sardis
district.
William NJ whiteman and wife to
same, of oil and gas, II ACRES, Sardis
district.
b. w. Boggess and wife to Elnora
H. O'Neil, house and lot, city.
Pine Grove Mf'g Company to Mary
Boyle, 2 lots, Northyiew.
f. E. Robinson and wife to John
Mason ct al, interest in Bingamon
gas well.
R. R. Barnett and wife to Harvey
w. Harmer, II acres, Clarksburg.
Jacob Meyers and wife to s. LAYER
mia Washburn, IS acres, Union dis
frict
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Other Advocates Of MIR. Lynch.

The Harrison county republicans
will ask the state convention ut
Charleston tonominate for Judge of
the Supreme Court the Hon. G. w.
Lynch, OF Clarksburg. Mr.. Lynch is
a good lawyer, u gentleman Of char
acter and ability, and deserving Of the
position from every standpoint. The
West Virginian would be pleased to
hear OF his nomination. Fairmont
West Virginian.
The Wheeling Intelligence a few
days ago produced in full the recent
article by the Telegram advocating
Mr.. Lynch's nomination and COM
mented upon it as an able advocacy of
an able man.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
purrant Was Innocent.

Everybody will remember the case
Of Theodore Durrant, who was accus-
ed Of numbering two girls, Minnie
Williams and Blanche lamont In a
church at San Francisco. Hew $ con.
victed on circumstantlal evidence and
died protesting his Innocence. One Of
the principal witnesses against him
was the pastor of the church in which
the crime was committed. A short
time ago this preacher and scoundrel
died and in his last hours confessed
himself guilty of the diabolical crime.
Many innocent people are murdered
on clrcumstantial evidence.-RallS
County (Cal. Times.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
NEW ENEMYTo SHEEP.
Blacksnakes Choke Them To
Death. Story told by a minister,

Anew snake story is told by Rev. ].
d. Stalnaker, who lives at the foot of
Laurel Hill, east of Elkins. He says
snakes have been coIling themselves
around the necks Of his sheep and
strangling them to death. He found
two dead few days ago with the
marks OF the serpents body still visi.
BILE about their necks. He.arrlved In
time to see large blacksnake"crawl-
ing away and killed it, SOFT would kill
no more of his sheep.
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roMdcr MIN Exnlosiom

Removes everything in sight: so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are
mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite
thy delicate machinery Of your body
with calomel. croton oil or aloes pills
when Or. Kings New Life Pills,
which are gentle rs a summer breeze,
do the work perfectly. Cures head
ache, constipation. Only 2!5c. at +. G..
BANDS drug store, $40 Main ST. e5-l.,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
To Constitute the commandery.

A special conclave of the Right EN-
inent Grand Commandery of the State
OF West Virginia will be held in the
city of Clarksburg, Friday, June 8,
1900, at 1.sO p. m, for the purpose of
constituting Clarksburg Commandery
No. II, knights Templar, and to in
stall its Officers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
No Change in Re.assessment.

The State Board of Equalization
has com pleted its work and adjourned
sine die. Reductions we're made In
the real-estate assessments of several
counties and in a few others increases
were made. The Board made no
change in the assessment of Harrison
county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
Sweet Incident.

"Nly Dear Sir, exclaimed Lawyer
Bartholomew Livingston, meeting the
Rev, DIR. Archibald Windham on the
village street, "What does this mean
thought you we're laid up with all
sorts OF bad diseases :"
"And so / was,u replied the rever--
end gentleman, 81 had an attack OF
Indigestion andfrom that time on my
whole system has been in q disordered
condition until began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla which has put me on my
feet and cured all my stomach trou-
bleS."
81 don't doubt it, said the lawyer.
"This same medicine cured my wife of
rheumatism ndmy little girl Of scrof-
ula. When they say it's the best
medicine money can buy, they only
tell the truth"
:.Yes, SO they do" replied the min
ister, and the two passed on.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
Death or ms. Worthen.

Mrs. F. A. worthen, aged 10 years,
died at Katylick, Sunday night, OF
diseases incident to old age. Inter
ment was made In the Masonic ceme-
terry here Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
worthen was themother of Mrs. Enoch
c. Tetrick OF thscity.