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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
"C0NTEMPTIRLE AND
OUTRAGEOUS SCENE,
Returning Soldiers Assailcd With
Deadly Missiles Thrown from
2lst Floor of 4 building.

PITTSBURG, Pa, October "a scene
denounced by by-standers as contemplate
and outrageous marked the return OF the
soldiers of the Fourteenth regiment from
the anthracite region TO-DAY. N4ilie pass
ing down Fifth avenue they were assali-
ed with chunciS of concrete. blocks or
wood as large as bricks. and even tools,
thrown from the twentS-frst floor OF the
new Farmers Deposit Bank building, a
distance of z75 feet, by Workmen.
The act was evidently premedltated,
for the worhmen had collected enough
missiles to be able to keep up the assault
the whole time the regiment was passing.
i at no ole was seriously hurt is re-
markab BILE.
When the soldiers realized that the mis-
sizes were aimed at them line was Quick
ly formed on the opposite pavement, an
officer gave the command to load; but
the commanding officer counterma nded
the order and no shots were fired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
LATE MLLE.DE S|BOUR.
Remains of Ex-Frenoh Con
suI's Daughter to Be Inter-
red in HOLLYWOOD.

The burial of Mile Marie dc Stbour
Kill take place IN Hollywood this aftern-
.,oon upon The arrival of the body from
washington Mile de Sibour died in
washington last Monday morning. She
was the only daughter OF the late VI
comse Gabriel de s:hour, and Nine. ,se
ssbour both OF them fer many years
prominent residents of Richmond.
Monsieur dc Sibour served as French
Consul III this city from 1879 TO 1855, and
turfng that limo became we'll known and
greatly beloved by the most representa-
tive people of The city. Their home, on the
corner Of lrifth and Cary streets, was the
scene OF lavish hospitality. and Madame
dc SshoUr was notably known for her
many deeds OF charity.
Wnen they removed 10 Washington
tr,y carried With them the love and re-
r-ets Of a large circle Of friends. At
Monsieur dc Sibours death his wife
Brought his remains to this city. and they
were laid TO rest in Hollywood.
Nile Marie de Sibour has not been to
Richmond for many years. but the many
friends Of her childhood cherish the MEM
osy al her lovely character and winning
sentences.
The remains viii reach Elba Station
This afternoon al O'clock, and will be
al once carried &c Hollywood and laid in
tAetr last resting place beside her hon
cred father.
The pastor of ST. Johns Episcopal
,hu-ch in Washington, will accompany
lhe body 10 this city, and VIII olliciate
Al the burial.
The bail hearers will be Judge e. c.
minor. Samuel Il. Pullianl. 5. Gordon
Wallace. Ii. J.. Purcell. Walter Palmer.
sud Reginald Gillian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

obvious to be quite good. but it gathers
additional point from the fact that his
| lOrdShip gained his peeraSe by big gun
making. There are others whose names
! require little twisting to obtain an easy
jest. Earl Beauchamp says Fortuna raea
in belo campo" Lord BIaye whose fa1n1-
ly name is Verney-Cave. says "iarde4,
and the twin houses Of Cavcndish both
! abide by "Cavendo TITUS" The earl OF
1Iopetoun rather feebly proclaims AT
spos non fracta''-Why should it be? Fis-
count Cross. with just touch OF daring
i1nriety adopts the legend, "Crede Cruel.
There is not much wit in the '"Templa
i guam dileeta! Of the Temples, the Wi
g!a ct Ora of the Wakes, the "Pcllet
virtus'. of the Poles, or the Mon D!eu est
ma roche of the Roches. But worst OF
| all perhaps, arc two NOTICES OF recent
date, ..As God wills" of Sir ". II. wills.
and the Vent bora of Sir Samuel Hoare
The Poores explain III their motto That
they hope for better things to come.
"Pauper non in spe." The Salts QS99 ere.
atom, Pin their faith to the virtues Of
salt. In sale salus'' will pass muster
fairly we'll.
But it is more interesting to see what
the owners of unnromisng names have
done with them Out of Nevill-the family
Of which the Marquis of Abergavenny is
uSdu-tllSlS
vile Velis.' out of Fairfax, Fare fac;'
out of Mcnsel Lord Emly's family name),
'.N1one SALE out Of James Iord North
bourne), Jamie jamais''-a double pun;
out OF NIosley, Mos legem regit;" out of
Pauneefote, 'Pensez FORT out Of Bate
son Iord Deramore) "Nocte Volamus;'
lin reference to the bats wing which fig
ures on the coat Of arms Earl Fortescue
boasts Forte scutum sa us docum. and
Lord Battersea lonce Mr.. Cyril Flower).
piously notes .Fiores curat Deus" Earl
Manvers. the head of the house of Pier
repent, his for a motto, Pie repone TO,
obtained by dropping an r. and adding
two "e's." Lord Buttons family name
of Bass is suggested in his motto, Basis
virtutum constantia,' but the tour de force
is not pleasing. Nor is Lord Swansea's
Viva ANNA Del, a soothing echo of
Vivian. Whether Lord .Mountgarrett's
motto. "Depressus extoilor,' conceals q
jest at his family name Of Butler lp is
hard to say. The last we may notice is
he motto of the D'oylys. who We're rails.
ed to the baronetage in 1868 Here we can
see the brain OF the Jester at work,
"D'Oyly-Do Ye-Lo III. Doe no vile quoth
D'Oyly." King Charles II, who gave the
haronetcy, made better jokes than that.
l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
FRENCH MINERS INPATIENT.
The Owners Have Not Agreed to
Great With the Miners.

The Owners Have Not Agreed to
Treat With the Miners.
PARIS, October 29,-The national COM
naittee Of the Miners Federation, accom-
panied by a number of Socialist deputies,
called on Premier Combes to-day to re-
quest Information on the progress of the
negotiations with the coal companies look
ing to arbitra ton OF the matters in dis
pute between them and tlsir employees.
The Premier expressed the hope Of being
able TO secure arbitration, but the COM
nlittee, made restless by the delay, noti-
fed him that it was intended to interpret
late The government on the subject II
the Chamber of Deputies tomorrow
IL is said that the committee has learned
that the mine owners have not agreed to
treat with the striking miners or respond
ed to the governments offer of arbtra-
tion. The purpose Of the Interpolation is
to establish before the country the re-
snonsibility for the continuation OF the
conflict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
ENGLISH FAMILY MoTToEs.
slnny CONCEAL PCns ana Jokes Be
meath Their Classic Forms.

fPall Mall Gazette.o
The study of family notices is not en-
l;vening. They are. for the most part.
rrisid tags of Latin, which look as if they
s,aa. been chosen in. despair from hand
look of classical quAtat'o either because
Of the piety Of the platitude. or for some
inept play upon words. But they are most
,amentable when an attempt is made at
wit. and the entire peerage and baronet-
age may be 5ransa cked in vain to find more
than half dozen which are really happy
and ingenious.
Perhaps tho witt!est is the motto of the
Earl of Onslow, ..Festina Lente. The
fami,v name has been split up into It's
component sylInbles and translated into
Latin and by.a lucky chance there was a
Latin proverb which seemed coined for
the purpose. The Forster barpnetage fof
the 1874. not the 1874 creatienl, il equally
well suited sit Forster fslis," says the
mead ct thst house, te be read atWlll
either "sasay Forster b RaRnF,, pr al Y
our luck na3 thsrice happ Lord a r.n.
strcn9's Ferris ID ARMS is almost too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
ACTIVE VETERANS.
Aged officials who Arc Attending &c
Affairs III England.
(St. James Gazette.

-Ah.-A-s1 80 80 = -
est. James Gazette)
Dean Bradles the oldest OF the group OF
public men who have stepped down from
their pedestals during the past few weeks,
is eighty, but many famous men in the
church are older than he and Lord Sails
bury has a dozen years to live before ne
reaches the age ct which Mr.. Gladstone
laid down the reins. Lord Salisbury is
seventy-seven next month, but he is still
vigorous enough to be drawing one of the
highest salaries in the Empire and presid-
ing over the sittings of the House OF
Lords. Lord Roberts is seventy, but no
body but Dame Rumor suggests that he is
not active enough to command the British
army, and Dame Rumor is likely to be q
lying jade for some time longer. One finds
much the same thing in the navy. Only
one of the FIVE admirals in the fleet is far
off seventy and Sir Harry keppel is the
Youngest of them all. at ninety-three-
Dung enough to have paid call the other
day on the Sultan Of Johore in his own
palace.
Dr. Temple. Archbishop of Canterbury,
at eghty-qne, is young enough to crown
the King; and his brother OF York, but
five years younger, showed no sign of old
age in GROWING the Queen. Half the gen
erals in the war were men whose best
Sir George White, Sir Redvers Butler, Sir
Charles Warren, and Generals ClerS,
Coke, and kelly-Kenny are all over sixty.
Half the things the world is talking about
to-day are the work Of the veterans. It
is Sir John Arid, verging on seventy, who
has built the great Nile dam. It is Lord
Masham, verging on ninety, who appeals
to the government to overhaul our nscai
system. The men over seventy in parla-
ment could not be counted on both hands.
Even Mr.. Chamberlain is more than half
way through the sixties; in four years,
before the legal life Of the cabinet is over,
he viii have reached the age at which
mans work is supposed to be done. Who
can believe that the editor of Truth is an
old man Of seventy? The keenest debater
in the House of Commons is still Sir Will
liam HarcoUrt, in active opposition at
seyenty-four. Mr.. Morley is a child of
sixty-three beside him, Mr.. Bryce.i is sixty
four. ana &C B." is as old as Mr.. Cham
berlain, only four years off seventy. All
the world over the veterans lead the way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
NATURAL CHRISTIANITY.
Dean Of Hinon Creates Sensation in
ChurcI,rncr,s Union

LONDON, October 2o.-Very Rev Will
nam kreemantie, dean of Ripon, address
ing meeting of the Churchman's Union
to-day on the subject of natural Chris
nah4tF, created a sensation by suggesting
That the idea of the imna cuiate concep-
ton should i9e left out of account. be-
cause, except in ST. Matthew and ST.
Luke the virginia. birth Of Christ is not
mentioned in the Testament
The speaker then proceeded to ask
whether j was irreverent to believe tina,
Christ, in the matter Of miracles, such
as raising the dead, etc, failed to make
a distinction between death and various
forms OF INCONSISTENCIES. With regard
to the resurrection. the Dean of Riron
said he considered this was meant spirit-
ually and not materially.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
a lFAWOR111[E POEM
THE ROSE.
(By William Cowper.)

By William Cowper.)
The rose had been washed Just washed
in a shower,
Which Mary to Anna conveyed.
The plentiful moisture encuna bered the
flower
And weighed down it's beautiful head.
The cup was all filled, and the leaves
were all wet.
And it seemed to fanciful view
To weep for the buds it had left, with re-
gret,
On the flourishing bush where it grew.
j hastily seized it, unfit as it was
For a nosegay, so dripping and drowned,
And swinging it rudey, too rudely, alas:
snapped tit fell to the ground.
And SUCH exclaimed, SIS the pitless
part
Some act by the delicate mind
Regardless of wringing and breaking
heart
Already TO sorrow resigned.
This elegant rose, had I shaken it less,
Might have bloomed with it's owner
awhile;
And the tear that is wiped with a little
address,
May be followed perhaps by smile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
AdeLaI stevenson s.rraiEns the R@
pubficaI Parry.

WORCESTER. MASS. October %
Former Vive- President Adelai Stevenson
was speaker at Democratic railN TO-
night in the interest Of Congressman
John r Thayer, who is seeking Te-sise=
ana NJ williarn =. Gaston, Democfaile
candidate Tor Governor. -.
cgssicn of the tariff question. ana ar
raigned the Republican party for failure
during The past five years TO form iesiS-
lation thai will reach the trusts,
CUYeressman Fitzgerald enio5iEees
Thayer's record in the House, anu Pc -.
5icted that if the next house couiu
Democratic Mr.. Thayef "o'ii" nc
speaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
mock LABonERs STRIKE.
Demand lncreasc of Pay Because o,
Increase In Cost of Living.

Nos> REAL, QUE. October sa.-Two
thousand dock iaberers wen, on atriks to-
gay, completely teing-up the business
OF the port. The men have been working
an me season on a fiat scale of 20 cents
per henr, night or day work. and they
now demand payment at the rate of ~
cents per hour for DAY work and IS cents
per hour for night werk. The demand
was refused Tonight mass-meetins
was heid on the Champ dc Mars and rese.
iottohs passed unanimously that the me,
would remain out until their full de-
mands have been conceded. The demand
is based upon the great increase in the
cost of living.
me ship agents contenu that the men
are being paid all that the conditions
OF the port warrant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
MRS. SHOOK DEAD.
Aged Lady Expired Early This
Morning-Rev. =. S. futile.

Aged Lady Expired Early This
Mcrning-Rev. p. S. Tuttle.
Mrs. Fannie j. Shook died at O'Clock
this morning at the residence OF her son,
Mr.. William H. Sneek in the 18th year
of her ge
Mrs Shook was born a t Harper's Fer
ry, afterwards about the time Of the war.
removing to Richmond. Her husband. ".
S. Shook. died here in 1884.
Two children survive-Mr William Il.
Shook and Mrs w. J. Epps, both OF this
city.
Arrangements for the funeral will be
announced to-day.
News of the death Tuesday afternoon
in Cris1ield, Md. of the Rev. e. Tut
tie, formerly Of this city. comes as 4
great shock to his many friends and ac-
uuaintances here.
Mr.. futile was for some time the
pastor of the Randolph Street baptist
church, Of this city. He resigned a
short while ago and went to 'lrisiad
Md, where he took charge OF the First
Baptist church. His death was due 10
rheumatism which affected the heart lie
contracted 4 cold while officiating at q
funeral last week.
Mr. futile was 80 years of age. he
leaves widow and four children.
Mrs. Mary 4. Pond died at the residence
of her son. a. B. Pond, 500 north Twenty
seventh street, yesterday morning
The funeral will take place from tn the
house at 3 o'clock this afternoon Ihe
nterment will be in oalwood.
The funeral of Mrs Mary CARRIER. who
died at her residence Tuesday night, Will
take place from the Fulton Baptist
church at II e'cleck this morning. Ine
pall-bearers will be:
Active-AIessrs. John w Turner,
George NJ. Rogers, r. L. Harrison, James
H Nuekels, J. w. Reams, r. IT, BallE.
r. Gundlach. Thomas Launden
IIonorary-Messrs. H. C. Leonard, Louis
Washer, Joseph E. Sorg, ]. poco Sears
The funeral of DR.. Marion B. Garter
will take place this morning at 1890
O. clock from the residence, sic north Third
street.
The funeral of Mr. Albert Sheppard,
who was accidentally shot yesterday
while hunting. will take place from the
Seyenth-Street Christian church this az
ternoon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
BELLE MEADE STUD.
Dispersal sale Attracts Il Large At
tendance of IIorsesnen.

tendance Of HorsesneH.
NASHVILLE. TENN, October z9--Ihe
dispersai sale OF the famous Belle Meade
sind began here TO-DAY. There We're %
horses 10 be put On the block, their value
hcing estimated at s-5G0oo. Among tbs
horsemen here are: Colonel Milton
Young. c. f. McMeekin, of Lexington
captain s. s. Brown. Pittsburg; joan 3.
Ewing. George II. Holloway, K a. bates,
s. BEDFORD Al. Ferguson, j. ". oSpp'
". It. Marshall, 0. II. chenault, w =.
yz,oo6ward. Garrett Wilson, E. J. Enright.
~ Lexington. representing J, 3. Haggins,
,.d Kane. representing August Belmont,
and r.. ". Carter, representing the Ran
cooas stock farm OF Jobestown, y }.
The sale is due 10 enfeebled condltlo;i
of the proprietor. General w. II. jackson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
WOMAN CONVICT ESCAPES.
She Tool. French Leave Of the
WEIGH, w. Va Jail.

BLUEFIELD. ". VA, October .a,-(spe-
cialD-Mrs. Pauline James, Of kimball,
escaped from the WEIGH jail last night
where she had been incarcerated pending
! trip to the peTitentiary, TO which insti-
.ution she was recently sentenced for two
years for forgery. Mrs. James is young
woman. and until a few years ago moved
In the best society. q reward of $500 has
been offered for her reeapture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Repairs at White House.

WASHINGTON, October 29.--The repairs
to the Executive quarters of the White
House are now practically completed. and
the office Of the President will be removed
from the temporary White House next
week. The first meeting in the new quar-
tiers Will be held Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Reunion.

(Ellen Glasgow
All, hold me fast! What of the day?
care not if the sun be dead,
Nor if the stars be gold or gray,
Nay. though the rising moon be red.
Our dawn Is here. our night is past, 3
The world may fade-but hold me fast!
All, hold me FAST What of the years?
care not if our youth be fled
Nor that our drink be blood and tears,
And bitterness our daily bread.
Nay. tho the flames of hell be cast
They light thy face-ah, hold me fast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
THE CUBAN RAIL WAY.

cr,rtea the Right to Register 500
100000 Capital Stock.
HAVANA, October 2a.-The RailWas
Commission has granted to the CUBAN ,all
sa.,,,,apv the right 10 register, in the
name. of the Cuban Railway Company,
$50 oeh,o,s OF capital stetsh
i, is said that the spastruct;on OF me
railway through Cuba Will be COMPLETED
before next December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
POSITION OF GEN. CASTRO.
He san Occupies LaNietoria WIN
,- Thousand Wen.


wI1.IEa1sTEAD. ISLAND OF e psi
Gao. October 29.-The positioi ~ 10 ,ha
cent Castro. of Veneztela, - ;,,5ec,s:y.
b hahg a. ,e,w ~4 his forces and those O,
pal'le psr"es't ' He snll occupies La
rev s5i have returned TO the
ci,l1y o. La Victoria 10 large rye h sam Ma
aud have occupied positions near ar, ,ia They
leo, ytila de cura. and Ma n.i,-a, of all
say they are awaiting ahe
heir forces to attack cass. .,.;ce tried to
6 ~ ~ me rsyolu,ion;s.s without re-
suits here that the
s.ss l. # gsTssists
sunday and Monday Ct this a'Ssr Wnssi sol
tsr hard hight with the IoseA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
TIE THORNTON ACCEPTED.
The Navy Department Takes Over
the Ricllmond-Builf Boat.

me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bU1t.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. october 2s-The
torpeGo-boat Thornton has finally beer.
accepted by the Navy Department from
The builders. Messrs. Trigg and Company,
Of Richmond.
The Secretary Of the Navy has prelimi-
rarily accepted the torpedo boat Destroy
or Whipple, built by the Maryland Steel
Company, and now at the Norfolk navy
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

Budget of City of New York.
NEW ToRK, October s9.-It was an
nounced to-day that the. budget for the
city OF New York for 1908 would be s97.-
l19, o31. a decrease Of s1,50o,56a from the ex-
penditures Of 1892
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
BRYAN MADE TWENTY SPEECHES.
lie DID . Lot of Talking on His
Colorado Tour.

DENVER, COL, October 2a-Nilliam
]. BRYAN to-day completed his Colorado
trip. during which he has delivered more
than twenty speeches. and left for his
home, To-day he spoke twice in the Coli
scum Hall. at noon, and in the, Broad
way Theatre in the afternoon. Both au-
tiito!iums We're filed TO their capacity.
Mr.. Bryan was the guest here of United
States Senator Patterson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
DEATHS.

sNooK.-Died, at . a. NJ, THURSDAY.
October 50. 1902, at, the home OF her son.
William Fl. Snask, Airs. z FAM ElssI
sN6eE, in her 18th year.
Funerai Reties Ia ter. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

a!sis, IN which the rebels lost one cans
aon anu mad number Of men killed and
s "ouiiueo. they retreated. The government
ae .,s's the revoiutionsts Of having burn
w .n! ly-shree houses in Carupano. These
...aA scs arc denied by the revolution
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
BANK OFFICERS INDICTED.
Grand Jury Finds True ELL fer
False PrctcnScS.

False Prctcnscs.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October pa
NJ. Billing and j. p. I<ehn, president AMI
hook-keeper. respectively, OF the josiah
Norris Parking Company, have been in
dicted by the grand jury for false pre-
lenses. The banking company failed some
time ago. but reopened with an agreement
10 pay instalrents TO depossters. The
president and book-keeper were arrested.
but promptly gave bonds. When arraigned
the judge fixed the amount Of bond at
$1,000 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
R0BLICE d. EVANS.

Assumes the comnsnd of an Asiatie
Squadron.
WASHINGTON. D. C, October "a
Rear-AdnairaI Robley D. Evans has as
sunled command OF the Asiatic squadron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
BANK DYNaM!TED,
The building Wrecked and 5000
Secured.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, October 2,.-The
vault of the private bank of Charles x
Knapp. at Sodus, was broken into with
dynamite by burglars early tbs morn
ing. and q sum. believed TO be 5000, was
secured. The owner Of the bank refuses
to say cow much was stolen.
Not only the vault. but also the bank
building. was wrecked by the force Of the
explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Arkansas Put In Commission.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. October 2a.=-The
Monitor Arkansas was put il commission
at >,erfelk to-day under command Of
Commander CoIman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
- = - - : 1890
IT OUGHT TO STICK.
The Glue Corporation Chartered
with 100000 Capital.

TRENTON. n. j., October 29.-The Glue
cornoration of Jersey City was incorporat-
ed here to-day with capital OF s600o,oVo,
divided into s2ooo.Qoo bearing per cent.
cumulative dividends, and S4,e4o'oNe COM
mon stock.
The company is to manufacture glue, or
any, articles in which glue enters as a
mart. The incorporators are: Noel Gates,
John +. Charlton, of New York; and Rlcn-
ard r. Tully, of jersey City
Morris O.. Brooks entertained the visi-
tors of Miss Lily Urauhart with bon
party Tuesday night to see Dave war
field in THE Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

The funeral of Mr. Albert Sheppard,
who was accidentally shot yesterday
while hunting. will take place from the
Seyenth-Street Christian church this at
ternoon at o'clock.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-03-21
COUNTY COURT ADiouRNs.
The Closing Orders were Few and IN.
important. 4

I County court closed the term last
Friday afternoon.
G. B. Sperry was granted certia.
cate upon which 70 obtain q license to
practice law In this state.
G. w. Morrison resigned as road
surveyor In Union district, Laytield
Morrison was appointed to the place,
The whiskey license of S. ". Thomp'
son was transferred to NJ. L. MCGEE.
John w. Bailey, S. A. Elliott and
Charles Harmer were appointed view
ers OF a road through lands OF G. y
Martin in Clay district.
The Clarksburg Consolidated Laun
dry Company was exonerated from thu
payment OF S72 in taxes.
The price OF labor on the roads
which has been 81 90 day, was raised
to sl.25 per day. The price of teams
which is $500, was not changed.
The allowance Of $50 year to S. II
Thornburry for the support of Benja
min G. Camp, boy residing in the up
per end Of the county, was discontin
ued,