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Pennsylvania Il. IL. RATES Tt
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo

Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compan,
announces the following special reduced
rates to Buffalo, ON account OF the Pan
American Exposition which opens Oh
May l:
Summer excursion tickets, to be sold
from April 30 to September 80, inclusive
and good to return until October 81. n,
tate Of $4,000 from Washington, SIS.
rom Baltimore, $500 from Philadel.
phla, and proportionate rates from Other
points.
Ten-day excursion tickets, to be sold
beginning May l, and continuing ever,
day thereafter during the Exposition,
good going on regular trains and good
returning within ten days, including
late OF sale at rate Of $3.50 from Wash
lngton, $500 from Baltimore. $3.50
from Philadelphia, and proportionSte
rates from other points.
Speclal excursion tickets to be sold
good going only on Thursday, May 23.
ana good returning within seven days.
including date of sale, at rate Of $1,000
from baltimore and Washington, $500
from Philadelphia, and proportionate
rates from other points.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Companv
now operates two through trains each
way daily between Philadelphia. Balti-
more, Washington and Buffalo.
The sun., 1901-04-30
FATAL FIRE IN PITTsBURG,
One Death, S225.0O Property Loss
and Many Families Homeless.

One Death, s225,0O0 Property Loss
and Many Families Homeless.
Pittsburg, April 29.-Fire at the cor.
ner of Carson and Seventeenth streets,
south side, caused one death. proper
ty loss estimated at S225,o00, consumed
over a dozen buildings and rendered a
score of families homeless.
The flames were discovered in the
basement OF the four story department
store of George Il. Lorsch & Bros, and
in very short time the entire building
was burning furlously. 1t was in ruins
within 80 minutes.
A panic ensued among the customers
and employees, which resulted in what
seemed at first well founded report
that eight persons had perished. This
was happily proved untrue after the
fire had been controlled, the only fatal
ity being the burning to death of Mrs.
Kate Donley's 21a year old child.
A shower of burning timbers We're
thrown from the Iorsch building, car-
rying destruction in all directions.
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Atelisoa........... 72A North American !. SCI.
Far. y QUINCY. 1855 Northern Pacific ..1l9h
g, q. z. ( ~ u. $685. DO preferred ......iol
Chesapeake < ohio 474 New York Central 1852,
Chicago Gas....... 1177s Ontario Il Western. a57s
otton oil......... q Pacific Mail ..... soy
Del Hudson....,l 10 Reading .......... Sas,
Erie e....s........... @9is Rock Island ......lG3
General Eloctric.. 227 St Paul .......l7s
Lackamanna. ...... 2ls Sugar Refinery ....l47
Lead, ....,......., Is Texas Pacific .... isls
Louisville 4 Nash. 1853, Union Pacific .1lss.
Manhattan CON-. l2s&, Wabash preferred, 414
Missouri Pacific 1918 Western Union =. %
n. j. Central. -. 15sa4
The sun., 1901-04-30
Robber crept In with wo,v..

For sheer melodrama the Enplist
level rohber Houghton's arrest woul6
be hard to beat. After his last bio
diamond theft, which occurred n few
days ago, he was traced TO West
bromwich, and thence led the detec.
tives dance over the country. Al
last, when the pursuers were hard
on his heels, he dashed into travel.
lng menagerie, which was exhibiting
lust outside Birmingham. There he
round one OF the attendants fasten.
ing up van cage containing n pair
OF large gray wolves. He flung the
man on one side and opened the care
shutting himself in with the beasts
and daring anyone to fetch him o,,t
The strange thing was that tba
wolves, which the proprietor had ri.
ways considered the most dangerous
animals in the show, took no notice
Of the fugitive, but showed great IN
temper toward the keeper and con.
stable, who had great difficulty in
iragging Houghton out.-Londan
News. aoh
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BnbS snineIIn nend.

New York, April 29.--'rhe baby that
was buried alive near Hastings-on-
Hudson on April % by its mother,
Francesca Spinello, and the woman's
uncle is dead in the county poorhouse
at East View. The exact cause of its
death is not yet known, but if 1t should
be found that it resulted from the in
human act of the mother and her un-
Gle the grand jury will be asked to in.
dict the couple for murder in the first
degree.
The sun., 1901-04-30
Callahan SIN In Ian

Omaha, April %. ~ James Callahan,
tried and acquitted of the charge of
completely in the kidnapping of Eddie
Cudahy, Is still in jail, but his attor-
neys are preparing showing which
they believe will secure his freedom.
They set forth that Callahans liberty
has already been put in jeopardy and
that he was rearrested on the same tes.
tlmony and virtually the same charges
as those upon which he has been tried
and acquitted.
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BOYS ON A STRIKE,
Men Are Put to Work in Their
Places.

Some boys employed in the finishing
department. at the Delaware Cotton Co. 's
mil refused to 60 to work yesterday
morning. They claimed that they had
been promised fifty cents more week
for the past six months, but never Ire.
ceived it, and that unless they got $3 q
week they would not go back to work.
1t was stated last night that five boys
bad quit and that Manager Gambril had
placed three men at work in their places
and was paying them about $S each,
whereas he had paid the boys So sc
each.
Yesterday afternoon boys gathered
about the windows of the mill and
watched the men who had taken theiI
places.
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Milk as a Weapon.

mere are no points in Eurone
where the cold records of Americ.
are eclipsed, but in Asia our Iowas,
records are thrown completely in the
snaae' ,s iomsk, In Siberia, isn't the
coolest place in the world, but it must
oe frlg!d enough, for the records 81
ene police court there show that Ia 81
winter woman was summoned he.
tore the magistrate to answer tba
charge OF having knocked down - :
neienpor with a block of frozen MIL
wnieh she was bringing home from
market. There are many months j.
me "a, year during which milk has to he
nahaied as solid rather tbon
liquid, and it is the custom - !
liver it in blocks.-Golden na~- a
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Fire In Pennsylvania Mine.

Latrobe, Pa, April 29.-A fire at the
Dorothy coal and coke plant of the
American Steel and Wire company is
still burning. Superintendent Rodgers
and William Gill, who were overcome
by smoke, have recovered, and no ia
talities will result from the explosion.
1t was feared that six men were en-
tombcd in the mine. but it is known
now that all escaped.
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May Make President IL n.

Boston, April 29.--At a meeting of
the board of overseers of Harvard uni
versity held here the question of grant
ing the degree of doctor of laws to
President William Mckinley was taken
up informally. and the sentiment ex-
pressed was unanimously in favor of
the step. The matter will come up for
formal action at a meeting of the over
seers just before commencement in
June, according to the usual custom.
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Hick.-Bench An,wer, Miner,

London, April 29.--A representative
delegation from the miners of the Unit.
ed Kingdom met the chancellor of the
exchequer, Sir Michael Hicks Beach.
and asked for the withdrawal of the
export tax on coal. The chancellor, re-
plying. controverted the suggestion that
the tax would injure the export coal
trade. The tax, he said, would ulti-
mately be paid by the foreigner. and
therefore the colliery owners could not
pretend It was necessary to reduce the
miners wages ON that account.
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Not 10 prosecute Mrs. Nation

Wichita, Kan, April 29.-It is said
the cases in this county against Mrs.
Carrie Nation for the alleged destruc-
tion of saloon property will be dropped.
She has been permitted to leave jail
here ON her own recognizance to at
tend the funeral of her brother at Lou
isburg, Kan, after having spent week
In Jail with three other women await
ing trial, which was to have come up
next week.
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J. e. widener'. Condition

Philadelphia, April %. = Joseph E..
Widener, who was dangerously injured
Saturday by the overturning of tally
no coach, is reported by the physicians
at the Hahnemann hospita, to be much
improved. He passed restful night,
and his temperature is considerably
lower. While his condition may still
be regarded as critical, the chances for
his recovery are good.
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DipIomat. to Attend Fair,

Washington, April 29.-Plans are be-
ing made for trip by members of the
diplomatic corps to Buffalo on June II
to visit the Pan-American exposition
The presidential party will arrive at
Buffalo about the 18th, and the plans
are to have the diplomats leave Wash
ington in time TO be present when the
president and members of his cabinet
are at Buffalo. The plans are being
made through Lord Pauncefote, the
dean of the corps.
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Vehicle COmpany Quit..

Jersey City. April 29.-The stockhold
ers of the New England Vehicle Trans
portation company held special meet
ing to consider the question of the dis
solution of the company. The stock
holders voted unanimously in favor Of
dissolution. 1t was resolved that owing
to existing conditions it was to the best
interests of the stockholders to dissolve
the company and distribute the assets
among the stockholders.
The sun., 1901-04-30
Craclssmen start Bir FIRE.

Ashtabula, o.. April 90. ~ Robbers
blew open the safe in the store of Rich
ards \ Herrick. Fire quickly broke
out after the explosion of dynamite.
The Richards & Herrick building was
totally destroyed, as was also an ad-
joining business house, the losses ag-
gregating 100000. What the robbers
secured is not yet known.
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Lunatic at the white Hou.e,

Salt Lake, Utah, April 29.-Harry
Finkelstein, or Harry Stone, as he was
general known, who was arrested in
Washington for creating a disturbance
at the White House. Is we'll known
here, his mother being resident Of this
city. As result of an accident which
occurred some years ago, Finkelstein
has at times been mentally irresponsi-
htn
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Verdict on pusiIi.t Smith. pea,b

London, April 29.-The coroner's jury
which has been investigating the death
of Billy Smith Murray Livingston Of
Philadelphia,, the pugilist who was ia
tally injured April % at the National
Sporting club by Jack Roberts in
contest for the 128 pound championship
of England, and who died April "a, has
rendered verdict of accidental death.
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CHAMPIONSHIP STANDING.
Received 81. 600 for a Song.

Heisler and Webster of this city sold
on last Friday one of their late songs,
When Duty Colls,o to M. Whitmark
and Company, music publishers, NJ. 2S
West 29th street, New York. The price
received was $1,000 They a.so have
several other songs which are now in
she hands OF the publishers and will be
out in short time. Among them are
Time. Brings Many Changes.n "a
Thread OF Gold From the Spool of Time"
Castles in the Air, and Katie DID,
The sun., 1901-04-30
FInx Disease Discovered.

Fargo, N. d., April 20 Flax growers
in the northwest have been alarmed
over the diseased condition of the crop
for a year or two, and as result of
the investigations Professor Bolley Of
the North Dakota Agricultural college
has discovered that the fax plant is
afflicted with fungous or parasite
growth similar to smut on wheat,
The sun., 1901-04-30
"Cal1sn Must Pny Tax

Washington, April 29.-The United
States supreme court has decided in
the case brought by ex-Congressman
Stephen V. White of Brooklyn that a
call" as the word is used ON the
Stock Exchange, is an agreement to
sell and therefore subject to taxation
at the rate of cents per $1OO under
the war revenue law,
The sun., 1901-04-30
ii. j.. ca1der,s sudden meath

Harrisburg, April 20. = Representa-
tive Howard i. Calder of the First
legislative district of Dauphin county
died suddenly at the Lochiel hotel, in
this city. Mr.. Calder was judge advo-
cate on the staff of Major General Mil
Ter of the national guard. He was 81
Years of age.
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-. :. -
Cup Challenger Ran Aground.

Glasgow, April 29.-It transplres TINT
the Shamrock II grounded on mud
bank near Dumbarton while proceed.
ing seaward. Her crew was transfer.
red to tug. and, thus lightened, the
yacht fioated after having been ashore
three-quarters of an hour. 1t is be.
lieved she is not injured
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Blow to Our Cotton Trode.

Tacoma, WASH, April 29.-The steam
ship Copack brings news that the ship
ments of raw cotton from the United
States TO the orient will be greatly af-
fected by immense purchases of Bonn
bay cotton just made by the Cotton
Spinners' union, embracing the largest
cotton manufacturers of japan.
The sun., 1901-04-30
A Taxation Deciainn

Washington, April 90 .--Commissioner
of Internal Revenue Yerkes has held
that express receipts for goods and
merchandise to be transported from
the United States to a foreign country
IRE not exempt from tax, under deci-
sions Of the United States supreme
court in the matter of export bills of
lading.
The sun., 1901-04-30
Robbed burning BuiIdine,

Arlington, Mass, April 29.-Fire was
discovered in the attic Of the town hall
here, and when the attention of the
fremen and the police was directed to
putting out the blaze robbers entered
the office of the town clerk, on the
street floor of the building, forced open
the safe and secured $1,000 The fire
caused damage estimated at about S2,.
600
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Married at Sd. NIary,s.

Samuel B. Morris of No. 204 Poplar
street and Mics Catherine R. Leary Of
No 327 East 4th street were married ir
St. Mary's R. G. Church by Rev. Father
Mealey at 440 o'clock Yesterday after.
noon. Miss May MCGOWAN acted as
bridesmaid and Howard w. Windish as
groomsman,
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Japan FOrtiiies Matsumut.

Berlin, April 29.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Cologne Gazette
says it is announced from Tokyo that
the harbor Of Matsumai, capital of the
island of Yesso, opposite Yladivostok,
is being transformed into naval port.
The work is being carried out with all
speed and is already almost completed.
The sun., 1901-04-30
Comedy in First Church.

A comedy u child life is to be pre-
sented in First Presbyterian Ghurchnext
Thursday evening by The Junior Christ
ian Endeayor Society. The play is eli.
titled "Joe" and ia in two acts. The en-
tertalnment will include prstty march
and drill, the march being composed BY
Miss Mahala Wells, who is training the
children.
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Baseball Yesterday.
At Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT Philadelphia.
H. L.
Athletic .........0 2100320O- s 13 4
Boston ..........1 20l0001 O. 5 II 3
Bernhard and Powers; Cuppy and
Criger. Haskell, umpire.
At Washington.
R. II L.
Baltimore ...l00001Oo0-2 S 8
Washington 20 100l1l20- 8 3
Carrick and Clarke; McGinnity and
Robinson, Cantillion, umpire.
At Cleveland.
RH.E.
Cleveland.,... DOL 00030- 8 4
Milwaukee......0 100000 5 S 2
Hoffer and Yeager; Hawley and Leahy
Sheridan and Manassau, umpires.
At Chicago.
RH.E.
Chicago .........1 OO0OOO1o-2 Z i
Detroit. .00000300O- 8 6 3
Patterson and Sullivan; Ovens and
Buelow. Connolly, umpire.
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Wearing New Irnifnrms

The me .senger boys Of the local Vest
ern Unlon Telegraph service dnnnpu
their spring uniforms yesterday. They
are OF dark b ne with red trimmings and
oak neat. Manager Springer has fine
looking force of boys none Of whom bea,
out the old adage tol@ in other ciie.
about messengers growing old while
d liverilg m sage
The sun., 1901-04-30
Reauisitiop FOR AI,eaea Eo-aar

Albany, April Ex-Governor Odell has
made requisition on the governor of
West Virginia for the extradition to
this state Of Val Wolfe who is wanted
in Syracuse on the charge of forgery.
Wolfe, it is alleged. gave forged
check to Alexander Smith. the proprie-
tor of a carpet cleaning establishment
The sun., 1901-04-30
Rhode Island Bank T'rr

Providence, R. l., April 29.-The state
authorities have been officially notified
that the Mechanics Savings bank OF
westerly has been closed. 1t is further
announced that an application has been
prepared for presentation to the su.
preme court here permitting the insti.
tuition to liquidate its affairs.
The sun., 1901-04-30
New Building For Yale.

New Haven, April 29.-For the use
Of the musical department Of Yale uni
versity a new building is to be erected
IN front of the old college hall and will
be connected with 1t. The interior Of
the College street hall will be entirely
renovated.
The sun., 1901-04-30
Insurance Mentn nine,

II has been decided by the Della ya,e
Lite Underwriters Association 10 hold
the associations first banquet in the
New Century Club on the evening Of
May 10. Covers will be laid fjr ify
R1ests.
The sun., 1901-04-30
Reduced One Way Second CIas,
Rates to the West via B.tg %. n. IL.

Every Tuesday until April Goth, inclu
I'VE, the B. Il 0. X Il. Co.. will sell
second class Settlers and Colonists'
sIckets to the West at greatly reduced
ates. Colonists' tickets will be sold to
arizona, California, Mexico, Nevada,
seW Mexico and Texas points. Fares to
Jaiifornia points will be $3.50. For full
Iafticuiars write Or Apply to III. A.
,iilier, L. A., delaware avenue station,
Wilmington, Del.
The sun., 1901-04-30
Jack the nipper cauebt.

Ludwigshafen, Baden, April 2e..-The
notorious Jack the Ripper, who has as.
sauited and mutilated IS women, has
been caught here red handed by two
detectives attired as women.
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DEATHS

william Il fhamun "a April =. Glar, A.. dauch,or, :,
AMI 10 days. =. Iaeeart aged .ei
;, Relatives and friends ale I, v,.o,.
Lnco,n irom the home Of her par M n9 No M ,h.
intSrnst ithcom street at ocl Tu ,lday ~ -, NO. ~
saefmens IN the New Cathedral cemeteIyn stse noon
The sun., 1901-04-30
Date Of Defenaer,. I,nn.

New York, April 29-The cup de.
fender Constitution will be launched AT
Bristol at $50 o'clock on the night Of
May 6.
The sun., 1901-04-30

sugar Company Gets Land optiens.
San Juan, Porto Rico, April 2s-It is
reported that the American Sugar trust
is getting options on large estates here
The sun., 1901-04-30
CHAMPIONSHIP STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia.

At Philadelphia.
R,H.E.
Philadelphia 253002 IA Z
New York .....3 202411OO-l3 Is 8
Dunn and Jacklitz; Fisher and Bower
man. O. Day, umpire.
At Brooklyn.
R.H.E.
Brooklyn ......1 2030O00- s 10 I
Boston,...........00 022 210034-l2 S 8
McCann, Kitson and Mcclure; Dineen
and kittridge Colgan, umpire.
AT Chicago.
RH. T..
Chicago 00006030O- $ 8
Cincinnati 40 ..000000033-- 6 II /
Hughes and King; McFadden aid
Peitz. Emslie, umpire.
At Pittsburg.
R.H.E.
Pittsburg .......3 Oil IA 7
st. Louis ......002 I0O0lS-l2 Is 4
Leever and O'Connor; Breitenstein,
sudhoff and Schriver. Dwyer. umpire.
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Dockstader's Theatre

AT tbs Week.
An Excellent array OF Vaudey;i
MIR James NJ, rton.
Oscar sission. Esther Wal a &c and %
Mile Little and l. iiis Pritzkow
Ruth Rnya aad Harry MaIFa, cen.
Sr' anil st,na
Mis- Lii ian Tyce.
Wilbur Amos.
Fold and Tot West,
AIT rnoons and evenings, 10. 20, 80
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Presidential Postmaster.

Washington, April 29.-The president
has appointed +. x. Hill postmaster at
Sunbury, Pa.
The sun., 1901-04-30

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Qaotations as t'.n New Yor,,
stock E.c'iampe.

New York, April 30
Money on call nominalS 1t sls per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4al12 per cent. Sterling cx.
change steady With ac;uai business in bankers
bills at $l.ssisatssl tor demand and at 81 s5a
i.s5s for 60 DAYS, Poster rates, Si.s5Ra4s6 and
Sisa Commercial bills, s4.s44ai.s4%. Silver
certificates nominatly at 6oc. Bar silver, 5aa.c
Mexican dollars, 4sl2c Government bonds easier
state bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irregular.
C!Csing priees
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Just i'm at
TURNER'S
Our Spring Special

Beef, Wine and Iron. regular SOC, b.|
sie at 37c. or three bottles at 81 O5
Lelbig Extract of Beef, 4Oc size at 2s
our bottles vi 10. New goods Just in
A barrain in Canned Peas, New Yor
June, l0c. 81. 10 doz.
DRIED FRUITS.
We have the best grown thorough
ripe. California Apricots, lie. are E!
pecially fine.
Fine California Prunes, Glib, 25c.
COFFEE.
Our @. and S. Blend is TODAY withdI
an an equal, rich old mellow COFFEEa
&c. Alb $l00.
And 1T l8c. or BIB SOC. we offer orI
special Blend, is fine strong Coffee lik|
a genuine ola Laguayra rich and strong
SOLICITING YOUR COFFEE TRIAL
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-26
Construction Of Factories

The construction of factories, store
and Office buildings, involve great
many different considerations. Some
Of them depend upon the nature Of
the ground on which the building is
to be erected; some upon the amount
TO be expended; and others upon the
purpose for which it is to be used. All
require careful thought, and a thor
ough knowledge Of the various build.
ing materials: an accurate understand
ing Of the different methods of con.
Struction; and precise knowledge OF
the cost Of both.
Not the least important point is the
character and plan Of the building as
a whole. In its external appearance
it should appear to be what it really
is. If an office building, it should not
look like factory; II church it
should not look like theatre, It's
external appearance should avoid both
over-elaboration, and unique plain
ness.
Within it should make the most Of
its opportunities, wasting no lIoor
space whatever. The stairwayS and
elevators, the windows and light.wells,
the heating, plumbing, and ventilat-
ing apparatus all require thoughtful
planning, that the maximum of utili-
ty may be obtained at the minimum of
expense.
Our services are at the disposal of
intending builders. Sketches and es-
Inmates ale cheertully rendered.
HoLMBoE Il LAFFERrY,
3s-tf Architects,
Suites I, Leggett Building, Clarksburg,
West Virginia.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-26
West Milford Newslets.

]. E. DOMAIN, Of clarksburg, was
here Friday.
Messrs. Q. Al. Lawson and L. B.
Hefner were az Good Hope Saturday.
Mrs. f. E. Morrison, Of Elk Lick,
Pa, spent last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Smith. She was
Joined by her husband the first Of this
week and they will go to Buffalo for a
two weeks visit.
c. F. Thompson, of Clarksburg, was
here Saturday.
Mrs. S w Lamont and daughter,
Hazel,are visiting friends in Buckhan-
non.
Messrs W b Terrell and f Mccune
made a business trip to Clarksburg
Saturday.
Mrs. v. A. selby ald children have
returned from visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Jack Sturm, Of Enterprise.
Miss Nellie Duvah. Of bridgeport,
spent several days here last week.
Rev c d King conducted Quarterly
meeting at Adamston Saturday and
Sunday.
Mise Carrie Stout, Of Clarksburg, is
visiting her sister Mrs G Wolfe.
EE Tetrick, Of Fairmont, was here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs L G Smith we're here
Sunday.
Rev and Mis- w d Reed, Of Marion
county, are visiting relatives near
here.
Rev Reed flied Rev Kings pulpit
Sunday.
Miss Mary Dayisson spent several
days with relatives n Davisson's Run
last week.
Mrs Mcpherson and Mrs c A Law
son visited relatives at Buckhannon
the first Of the week.
Mrand Mrs JEFF Sidebottom, Of near
Mt Glare, were here Sunday. They
were accompanied home by Miss Ma
bel Lee who will spend several days
visiting them.
CIV Law, of Clarksburg, Sundayed
here. REXFORD.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-26
wiIsOnburg Gossip.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Stfother, and lit
tie son. Oris, visited friends at Katy
Lick, Sunday, last.
Miss Bertha Swiger, Of near Clarks-
burg, was here few days last week
the guest OF Miss Allie Ash.
Mrs. John Ross is on the sick list.
Miss Mollie Cooney, OF Pennington,
visited Mss Maggie Flynn, Thursday.
Mrs. John Wickenhofer was in your
city Thursday.
MIR. Henry Wickenhofer is Low Wis
iting at Mt. Lake Park.
misses Anna and Lucy Ross Sun
dayed in Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cunningham
were at Jaryisyilleon business a few
days last week
Miss Allie Ash was shopping in
Clarksburg Friday.
Miss Oma BARTLETT returned Satur
day, last, to her home in Grafton, al
ter short stay with friends here.
Miss Helen Dawson was among the
many business visitors in your city,
Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Metheny returned Friday
from weeks visit with JarviSyiIle
friends. BILL.