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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-07-22
HAVE YOU SEEN JOHN WILSON,
A Young Man of Franklin County
Comes up Missing.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, July 22.-The sherlffs and
police officials throughout Missis-
sippi have been requested by the
sheriff of Franklin county to assist
in the search for John Wilson, a
prosperous young farmer who mystic
riously disappeared from the Mead
Vile neighborhood about three weeks
ago.
Two theories are offered for the
disappearance The first is that the
young man is IN q demented state
and is wandering about over the
country. Little credence is placed
in this theory, however, and q
stronger belief is current that Wilson
was foully dealt with by neighbers
A portion of his clothing has beer
found IN the house of negress OF th'
neighborhood, but the woman clalrn
that he left it there several days pric
to his disappearance, and no incrim
mating evidence has been develope'
against her. The affair has ereatel
considerable excitement in th
neighhorhood and a general scare
Il being made by the authorities
Wilson was quite POPULAR IN tn
county and in case the dark SUI
piclons OF the people should mater
ali1e Franklin county viii exemplii
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-07-22
"JOE BAILEY" A RATHER
And is Expected to be Eaten When
He Becomes Fat.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, July 22.-Capt. A. L. Dab
ney, the Coaboma county civil engi-
neer who is preparing to give BAN
quet to his friends within the next
few weeks at which rattIesnake on
toast will be the principal delicacy,
has just succeeded in capturing an
other monster rattler, and the sue
cess of the feast is now assured.
Capt. Dabney feels confident that he
will be able to fatten the latest ac-
quisition, for the reptile is eating
voraciously, whereas the pair of rat
tiers captured some time since have
refused to eat for over two months.
Capt Dabney's new snake is one
of the largest ever captured in Mis-
slssippi. 1t measures nearly eight
feet in length, is over twenty inches
in circumference and carries twenty
seven rattles. The snake made a
desperate fight when captured and
on account of his hostile proclivities
Capt Dabney has named him "Joe
Bailey The capture effected by
means Of a forked stick while Capt
Dabney was on a surveying trip and
having no box at hand in which tt
confine the reptile, he was securel,
, strapped to long pole and carried
home in triumph.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-07-22
her we'll known method of dealing
with murderers and assassins.
AN INCREASE OF sl5,OOO,OOO.
The Piney Woods Portions Not
PauperS by Any Means.
pecial to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, July p. = Assessors in
about thlrty-five counties in Missis-
sippi have finished work on their
land and realty assessment rolls for
the present year, and the lists have
been filed with the boards of super
visors orexaminatIon at the meeting
in August. In counties where the
assessment werk has not been COM
pleted the lists will not be filed until
the September meeting, at which
time property-owners may appear
and file the complaints they desire tc
make.
RecapitulatIons of number of the
assessments filed indicate that the
total Increase Of tue state assess
ment will be somewhat larger thar
previous estimates, and it may go a.
high as sl5,Ooo,oOQ. Pearl Rive
county, for instance, one of tn
! smallest in the state. shows an in
GREASE OF over half million dollars
J and other counties In the pine
woods section are showing up equal
well.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-07-22

Economy vs.. extravagance. See ad Of
Hattiesburg Jewelry 90.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Reed Buys oil Royalties

A deed has recently been admitted
torecord in the county clerks Office,
which conveys to Stuart F. Reed the
one sixteenth part of the oil rights
appertaining to nine tracts Of land 10
this county, situated on Davisson's
Run, Coburn's creekand in the vicini-
tyof Sycamore Dale.
The grantor is Mr.. John Koblegard
inhis official capacity as president of
the West Fork Oil and Natural Gas
Company. These lands appear to have
been acquired by the aforesaid COM
pany through a deal which Mr.. Reed
contaminated some time ago with the
Jennings Oil Company of Pittsburg,
The territory is regarded as valuable
for oil purposes and 1t is understood
that the West Fork Company Will
Thoroughly test the field. Among the
owners of the farms alluded to are
Clinton Stuart, Josiah Carter, Jesse
Rector, John W. Cork, Martin Yates,
Jas. Windon, j. E. Romine and JAS
w. Sheets.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
lsLa MAJORITY PREDICTED
In TermlIe district Tor Ogden, where
ne Grew VI,

Editor Telegram:-please allow
space In the Telegram for an endorse
mentofI h, w. Ogden for uperintend-
emit OF free schools, from Tenmile dis
trict where his youth was Sspent and
where, perhaps he Is best known.
At nearly age he was left alone in
the world to face the battle and here
among our people he has bravely met
the dimculties which poor young
man must encounter in order to secure
an. education without the assistance OF
friends orrelatives.
And, tosay that Mr.. Ogden has met
the dificulties, and successfully quail
fed himself for a position Of trust and
honor in the educational affairs Of the
county, isonly to repeat what his wide
reputation as a teacher has already
declared for him throughout the
county.
His republicanism has never been
doubted. The people Of this section
Of the county are of those who are al
ways eager to promote young men Of
Mr.. Ogden's type. We predict for him
big majority in Tenmile.
SALEM REPUBLICAN,.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
aoFF IS NOT a CANDIDATE
And Shows Considerable vexatlon oyei
being dragged Into II.

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Obituary

The many friend OF MEAike kirk.
OF Grafton, W. Va. were panied 70,
hear Of his death which o0drrsd near
Salem on Saturday May 10000.
Mr.Kirk had not been ieelink wen:
and decided to quit work and % out,
to Salem and visit his mother. ana
take q needed rest, but 0S arriving
There he was taken QIlteiI with ~.
pholdteter, and &C the end 81 three
weeks--death ended his suastinQs.
MI, Kirk held the position Of yard
Engineer at Grafton for asnumber sof
years~and was acknowledgements:
who was we'll liked ana tespected ~,
all who knew him. He was snan who
possessed many good qualitIS OF heart
and mind. :
Mr.. Kirk was amember oithe Engis
neer Brotherhood, who attended the
funeralin body, which tOok place
the following Tuesday at Ealetii, ana
was largely attended. Mr.. RItk leaves
to mourn his love and chsrish his
memory his wife-his aged mother, Z
sister, and two brothers anda hest or
friends.
He was buried from the Catholic
church at that place Of which he was
a'conslstent member. Father0' Conor,
Of Clarksburg, preached the funeral
sermon, and paid fitting and tntIclls
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
GOV. WHITE AND PARTY
We're here Monday Evening on q. q.
inspection Tour.

A special car attached to>No.55 on
the B. s. o. flyer from the east Mon
day night, took from this city to Par
kersburg, Governor A. B. White, Sec
retary Of State Wm.M. O. Dawson Au-
ditor Arnold Scherr and State Treas
urer Peter Silman, all membersof the
State Board of Public Works. They
had been out on arailroad inspecting
tour, having gone over the o. R. r.
division north as far north as New
Martinsyille. From there the party
came over the Short Line Division to
Clarksburg. Postmaster james Kelsey
Hall and General Morris Horkheimer
Of Wheeling, were members OF the
party, having Joined it at New Mar
tinsville for the purpose of talking
over with Governor White and secre-
tary Dawson their new coal mining
project in Preston county in which all
these gentlemen are interested.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
DoyENER's NOMINATION CERTAIN,
Stronger to-day Than Eyerwith The
Republican Masses.

While Congressman Doyenef's oppo-
nents have been processing 70 have
knocked down some Of his fences, It Is
not clear to- the Intelligence that
they have made any Eheadway worth
mentioning. On the contrary the In
telliRencer believes that Captain Dow
ener is Just as strong as he was two
years ago, If not stronger, with the
masses OF the Republicans Of the First
district and deservedly so.
That he has provoked some opposi
ton Is natural, but we do not imagine
that it is Of a character that can over
come his wide popularity withhis con-
stituents. Congressman Dovener has
beena hard working. painstaking and
faithful representative. By his con-
tfnuous service he has gained an In
fiuence in natioual legislative councils
that would take years for Others to
acquire. His services on the
rivers and harbors committee
have been of acknowledged ability,
and in other lines OF duty he has not
been found lacking. The Intelligen-
Ger has reason to anticipate his re-
nomination, which can be secured
without provoking OBJECTIONS or leav-
ing any bitter feelings in its wake.
When we have good man in Office let
us strive to keep him there.-Wheel-
ing Intelligencer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Advertised Letters,

List Of letters unclaimedIn the
Clarksburg, w. Va, Post ONCE, adj
vertised May 10, 1902.
Fred Board, Miss Mollie Bu,er, Lee
Branager. Jas Barker, Houston Coop
er, Clarence Conner, B E Beruberger,
Geo Ferris, DR.. Fleming, Mrs Jennie
Griffith, VIII Creathouse. THIS Har-
ris, Ode Henderson. Mrs. Annie Holts,
J F Ingram, Miss Vivian Kemp Lares
Lee, Lloyd Lewis. Miss NannleLatti-
mere, Miss diary Linger, Miss Hazel
Lewis, John b Leigh, Carl Lehman,
Ed Moran, P F Murphy, Miss bridget
Martin, NJ w Miller, John Muens,
Charley Powell, Earnest Rsttlifi,
Mrs Catherine Ross, John Roberstu,
Jonas Roush, Phillip Scheme, Porter
Stout. II @ Schlenher, Ms Mollie
Summers, H B Smith, Henry Snyder,
A C Stotler, W ] Thomas, D Taiior,
George Trlplet, Everete Tenk1nes,
Elizabeth Westfall, Charley West,
Flora White, Miss M T. wichtsmon,
David Walters, Garfield winteH n 4
Young, Homer Yates.
s. G. DENHA1d, nm.
May 10, 1902.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Y. M. c. A. DIRECTORS MEETING
Was One Of Much Importance Various
Committees Appointed.

The board Of directors OF the Y. M
G. A. held a meeting Monday evening
The association will establish a IL
brary and appointed Il. II. Houston,
DR.. Sloan and'J. j. Mead as commit.
tee to purchase an outfit for the pur-
pose.
"A board of editors for The Magnet,
paper published every Saturday by
Association, was appointed, namely,
Tany Harrison, Dr.. Sloan and T. P.
Riddle.
Gentlemen will be here next week
toarrange for course Of lectures for
next winter.
A Committee conslsting Of all the
city pastors and n. D., Boughner, J. I.
Alexander and 81. T. Houston was
appointed to arrange for eyangelistic
services here this summer. These
services will likely be held under .
tent.
The resignation of Rev. h. G..
Richardson as a member Of the board
ofdIrectors was accepted.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Miss Lockwood dead.

Miss Ina Lockwood, daughter Of L.
G. Lockwood, died at s,45 o'clock
Tuesday morning from typhoid fever
anda complication OF diseases at her
fathers home ON South Second street.
She had been sick three weeks. The
body was shipped by the Palace
Furniture Company, funeral directors,
on the early Pittsburg train, Wednes-
day morning To Punxatawney, Pa, for
burial and was accompanied by the
family aud friends.
The deceased was a lovely young
woman and had a host of admiring
friends. The bereaft family have the
deepest sympathy OF the community.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
thousand People Witness Baptism.

Last Saturday and Sunday was held
what is known as the annual May
meeting at the Baptist church at
Btoad run, near Lightburn. This is
each succeeding year very important
event for that community, as at that
time the baptismal services of all per.
sons who may have joined the church
during the preceding winter are con-
Quoted. On Saturday the pastor, as.
sisted by number of visiting clergy.
men, administered the rite OF baptism
to twenty persons, the mode of bap'
tism, of course, being immersion as
practiced by that denomination. Fully
a thousand people were there to wit
ness Il.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
George F. Randall.


George F. Randall is candidate for
county commissioner. Mr.. Randall is
a resident Of Shinnston. He is re-
publican. He is well known through
out the county. He has friends who
would be glad to see the nomination
given to him. His announcement
comes late and he has not The time to
make very wide canvass. Mr.. Ran
dali has served in various capacities
both the party and the county. He is
a very good business man. In the
event OF his nomination, he will re-
,ceiye the support of the party for the
place and II elected will fill the place
to the best othiS ability.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Appreciates Handsome Gifts.

President Wier Is home from i've
days horseback journey through Har-
rison county. The friends of theSem
nary will surely appreciate the hand
some gifts to endowment from Bros.
Geo. W. and j. Wesley Williams, Of
Marshyille, and the ready promise OF
assistance from Capt. Rufus Raymond.
of Bristol. Bro. Geo. w. Williams
two bright daughters are very popular
in their classes. Bro. Skidmore, the
pastoron the Bristol charge, Is in form
with his people. All his collections
are taken in full, including the ten
percent. Bro. Skidmore and family
are ardent friends of the Seminary.
Like all who have lived under its
caves they know what the school is
Methodist Times.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
M. ana Mrs. San, Miller, aged q
and ID years respectively are
Accused Of surgIarizing
Hess Store near Wyatt
last Saturday night.
Arrested On PdtersOn's Fork
ThirN Miles or More from the
. Scene Of the burgIarIy.-They
detail the Incidents OF their
Life.-cell attractive to
Young Wife.

A D. Hess store near Wyatt was
,burglsrized last Saturday night.
John w. Hess, Of Marion county, an
ex.deputy sheriff deputized by Squire
j. q, Parrish, of Pennington, as q
snecIal constable brought a young
maj ried couple here WEDNESDAY
evening and placed them in jail @nere
theyremained until Thursday morn
ing, when they were taken by Mr.
Hess to Marion county. They are ac-
cusedo Of having committed the ourg'
lary. Mr.. Hess arrested them on pat'
terson's Fork south ofsalem.
The young man gave his name as
Samuel Miller, and his age q years
He said he was born in Green county
pa His wife is a mere girl, being only
ID years Of age. She said her maiden
name was Ella snodgrass and that she
wasa daughter Of Harry Snodgrass, q
4 miner, Who was killed. She was rals-
ed In Monroe county, Ohio.
Theytoid the Telegram man that
they:were married July 8 last in Wet
: zel county by Rev. Sam Starkey. Since
then they lived in MARSHALL county q
while. Five weeks ago their home
was burned and they lost all their
possessions. Since then they have
wandered from place toplace, getting
work wherever they could. Ihree
weeks ago they. went Though this CITY
ana travelled nearly to Randolph coun-
ty but retraced their steps ana went
] to Marion county.
They were in the neighborhood OF
the burglarized store last Sunday ana
they claim they purchased the stolen
goods OF man named Kemble. Tney
say ne told them That be got the arti.
scles at Greenbrier for work he hao
done. he could not get money in pay
mentor his work and had to take 1t
ont OF the store. The Millers claim
that the purchases they made from
Z Kemble the day after the burglary
consisted Of three shirt waists, three
pairs CT pants, a hat, coat, vest, mus.
. lin and calico, for which they paid
him $780,
The young couple were ordinarily
dressed. The husband seemed de-
messed and somewhat churlish, but
his wife talked freely and did not
seem at all worried. She remarked as
the turnkey let them out of the cell
that she would as lief stay their as
not and doubtless they found that a
more inviting place than any they
have had in their wanderlngs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Working on Detective Agency.

The matter Of establishing a branch
detective agency has been taken mp in
earnest by the Grammar Detective Bu-
reau Company OF Cincinnati. y. G.
Gawthrop, who will be the manager,
consented to accept the place upon the
distinct understanding that the agen-
cy shall exclude from its work all
whisky cases and troubles of all sorts
between coal miners and operators.
These two classes Of detective work
will not be looked after in any manner
by the proposed branch agency.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
BARBER SHOP sURGLARIzED.
An Employs is Suspected Got articles
valued at SIG and skipped.

Chapmans barber shop on Pike
street was "touched'' Monday night
for SIG worth. Fred Ferrell, an em-
ploye there for a month, isaccused of
the theft. The thief tooksl.5O. a hat,
grip sack and three razos. Terrell
was last seen at O'Clock Tuesday
morning at the depot, and it is
thought, he left on the Pittsburg
flyer" Being an employe of the
shop, it issupposed, he entered after
business hours, as the theft was not
discovered until next morning. He
also left behind els board bill at
David Bumga rdner's.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
South Penn Shuts Down.

The South Penn OH Company has
shut down allnew work and locations
in the Salem section, of the field,
which has made business rather dull
there at present The reason for this
step by the company can not be given.
While the oil boom is little slow the
building boom is increasing, there be-
ing over $500, 900 worth Of building CO.
ing up at,the present time.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Hoo Hoos win Meet Here.

A concatenation OF Hoo Hoos. a
secret lumbermen's organization, will
be held here th,. evening of May 30. a
large attendance from various por-
tions OF the state is expected. A ban
qnet will be INDUCED in at the close OF
the meeting. E. Stringer Boggess is
vice-gerent shark for this state
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
TO Organize Camping Party.

A camping party will be organized
at meeting of boys this Friday even
ing in they. NJ. G. A. rooms. Ar
arrangements will be made to take the
marty on a camping expedition some
time during the summer. The meet
ing will be held at 1870 o'clock sharp.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Death at Mt. Glare.

Mrs. Stephen Fisher, aged 20 years,
died at Mt. Glare at S O'Clock Tuesday
morning from consumption. Inter-
ment was made in the Mt. Glare ceme-
tely at O'Clock Wednesday after
noon. The husband survives.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
CIRCUIT COURT
STILL GRINDS
Judge Mason, jury and Lawyers
turn wheels ofJustice steadily
and Safely Law order side
is long but not very
Important.
Many ChanesEy Causes Up,
Miscellaneous Matters Consider
cd. Quite a Number Of divorces
Granted court will Last
Over next week with
routine business.
cHANcERY oRpERs.

William "A. Rogers guardian, VS.,
Melvin Jay Rogers ct al, decree to sell
interests OF infants lands; sale made
and confirmed.
Dora NJ. Brown VS.. John j. Brown
divorce granted.
Nancy Swiger VS.. Beuoni A. Swigel
ct al, answer of defendant filed.
D. Z. Nutter VS. Sarah Hankey,
admix, etal, D. Davidson's ebtofS7s.'
40 allowed, provided funds are sutiici'
ent.
Hester E. Foster VS.. Charles D. Eos.
ter, divorce granted,
FIX. Smmerville and John d. Post
were confirmed as trustees Of the Mt,
Olive United Brethren parsonage.
Michael r. Post and Austin A. Post
confirmed as trustees of the Mt, Olive
U. b. church. in Union district.
Frank A. Martin was discharged as
committee OF Odus D. Martin, form.
er lunatic, and the latter's property
was ordered restored.
John Fl. Nelson vs.. Gertrude Brent
Nelson. divorce granted.
T. y. Campbell VS.. ParkersburU
Brewing Company ct al, demurrer
oveHuled, discontinued as to Camp.
belland case continued.
Cree BARTLETT, William Kellison and
Oscar Fortney were confirmed as trus-
tees Of the Meadowbrook NJ. E.church,
Il. Riblett was confirmed as a
trustee of Lumberport NJ. e. church.
Amy V. Quinn VS., Mary 3. Moore ct
al, sale OF lot decreed,
Dora Miller VS.. Luther Toothman,
dismissed.
Clella Estlack vs.. Creed Nutter, dis
missed.
G. W. Davis VS.. Billy Nicholson, up
on an appeal, continued to May %.
h, F. Thompson, Of Pittsburg. was
admitted to practice in this court.
F. d. Crislip VS.. Oliver T. Hansford,
trespass on case, issue joined and case
continued.
Joseph McDonough, admir- VS.. City
OF Clarksburg, trespass on case, de.
PENDANT demurred and court took time
to consider.
FlolaD. Swiger VS.. Issac n. Cottrill,
dismissed.
Augusta Robertsonys. II. P. Criss,
dismissed.
j. Calvin Medsker VS.. Tula Oveda
Thornburg and Others, trial by jury
granted and case set for May %.
L. o. Smith VS.. B. s o. Railroad
Company, upon an appeal, death OF
plaintiff suggested.
]. N. B. Grim VS.. A. Moore upon an
appeal, dismissed.
Howard Snowalter VS.. Wells D.
Montgomery, judgment Of 5000 for the
E. Els. Rogers VS.. j. W. Payne ct
al, upon an appeal, continued until
next term.
Beverly Koon VS. B. & o. Railroad
Company, upon an appeal, same order.
w. L. Musgrave vs. Reno D. New
Ion, same order.
DavidA. Ours VS.. County Court Of
Harrison county, trespass on case, de-
lnurrer overruled; issue Joined and
case continued to future day Of the
term.
d. T. Thoeman vs. w. F. Rau. tres
pass on case, issue Joined and case con-
tinued toa future day Of the term.
.Creed Collins ct al VS. George A..
Watson ct al, same order,
State VS.. Bernard Hoover, indict-
meut for felony. continued until next
term.
State VS.. Fred Monroe, felony, same
order.
State VS., Parkersburg Brewing Co.,
verdict II guilty.
State vAPeter Randolph Ell al,capias,
issued for Peter Randolph,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
A Parsonage Wedding.

Mr.. ocey Justus and Miss Jennie E.
Powell were married in Golf Chapel
parsonage Wednesday evening, Rev.
S. K. Arbuthnot officiating The
bridegroom is stone mason. His
bride has made her home at Il. F
Aas' the past year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Married at Baptist Parsonage.

Mr. william Ernest Elliott, son OF
james Elliott, of this city, and Miss
Gertrude Francis Cummings, daught
er Of C. Cummings, Of Confluence,
were married at the Baptist parson.
age Wednesday evening. Rev. R. B.
Mcdaniel performed the sacred cere-
mony, They will reside here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Bible Study Conferences.

Bishop j. S. Mills, D. D., Phi. D, of
Annville, Pa, and DR.. R. Cowden, of
Dayton, Ohio, are holding a confer
ence for Bible study at the U. B
church, Adamston, w. Va. Quite a
number of U. B.ministers are present.
The teaching is Of high order and
the interest intense. Bishop Mills
win preach Sabbath morning, May 25,
at 1890. All are invited.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-23
Gotta Bride in PltIsburg.

Mr.. Charles Fletcher Lucas, of
Shinnston, was married some even
incs agoin Pittsburg to Miss Sara
Marie Fowler, of that city. The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. andMrs. Van b.
Fowler. Mr.. Vance Honor, of this
county acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucas went to eastern cities on a
wedding trip.