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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
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lleber bas 9enehmen Der Sbiere our
8ei9na9ts5eit lpeiB bas Bolt aGIents
haIben Diel Wlertpiirbisss Su beri9s
ten. Gin, an pielsn Srtsn berrs
Iaenoer gtbersluubsn lit Der, baB am
4eiIisubsnb oas @tsb bic 9abe Der
Spru4e bat. 9lbsr ipsbs benz, Der
5ordt. @r bort iiderli9 80Ies BON
iid. 60 erSdblt man ii4 in ben aIs
pen cine @ei9ihte bon einsm 8ne9t,
Der bic Babrbeit bieIsr 2egenbe bss
StpeifeIte uub fi9 am beilisen 4benb
i'm Staae feines 6errn bsrburg, Inn
gu borden. 2tIs bic lbr sipDIf i9Ius.
hOrts er gu feiner @srpunbsrung ein
Pfero 5um dnbern Iasen: rBtr ipsr'
ben bsuts in adt Saasn f9fpers ars
belt baben." ~Su, Der 9nedt bes
9duern tit fhper". Limb Der Wsg gum
Sir6bof lit lang unb fteiI". Der
ane6t itarb unb ipurbe cine Wo6e
IPdtsr bsarabsn. gtROsrspO ift Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

I'D mir als msin syrGulein Berg
mann aufgeIudt; lie mar aud gu ben
Sftrenne getomme. Sic iei entI9lohe,
bat iie mir gerab' porber gefust. iia in
@nglanb nieberaulaTe, bic Seimatb Iei
ibr psrIeibet. iie tpule arbeite unb nit
ipsiterIsbe tpis bisber.
rSebt bitt' i9 elm MenI9," reb' id
uuf iie 'nein, miebt iinb Sic alpti 10
Itubirte &Dpf' unb finbe nit einmal
ben einTa6e perniinftige Weg gu 'nanz
Der, ben ieoer Bauer finO" -
Sic mill rebe -
rgei'," fubr' i6 ibr in's Wprt, vpss
nit bene alte 9eI9i9ts, bas tit ia
Sbisrqudlerei! Galie Sic mid etnmal
made -"
aursum, i9 bab's einsefdbeIt unb
aud ferttg gtbra4t. DIE 5lpei babe
ben 8auerlauf gum JeIbbergtburm
miteinanoer gemaat.
9tber lie fparen bamals nit bic Siez
ger, bic 2sbte iinO iie sepeie -
S9pn bic 8orleBte iino nit gIatt
burhgetomme; fturter Sdneefaa mar
eingetrsts unb bat bic Rennftrede perz
pebt. Sine babe Stunb' I'm bic anbere
9ing bin, bic Stpei leBte 2Gufer bIiebe
aus. Wfan mar ihpn babel, eine Rets
tun9serpebition poraubersite. ba tau4t
eine I6parSe 9eItalt brobe am Seebud
i'm tpirbelnoen @c1nee al1f,
.@ott fei 9anf, bsibt's, yiie fomms,
iie tomme! 9tber nur elmer, Der 0pts
tor aIlsin betbt's" -
Die @eitalt fault bsran.
rGr bat iie auf Oem Riiden." i4reit
elmer.
90 ipar's; iie babe i'm S9neeiturm
bic Martirung perlpre unb faft cine
Stunb gsbrau9t. I'm iid gu orientirs.
9abei mar bem sSrdulein bic 9tnbune
an einem eli geriiTe, unb fie mar gu
erfdOpft, I'M nit lOiem Sti ipeiter gu
laufe.
So lam er, fie auf bem Riide,
bur9's 3tsl; bsibs baIb erfrore.
Va, i'm Stisimmsr, in apei plaibs
5etpidelt, bat fie 9elese; er CAB ibt
beiben 9rog gu trinte, unb oaB iie 10
geborIam mar. 10 biIfIos - sr mar
pie aus'm 9dusle.
Shire SiiB' mare nit tparm. er 1T
frrtgeItiirst um SiIf gu idaffe.
0a bat fie mir bic Sanb binseitredt:
r5rduleiu 5annb, liebe lisbe SrGus
lein 6annp, bic quite Soss, uns ba binz
1uf gu I6iden - unb mein Ulibges
fdtd. pel4 Elm Sesen - bon bem 4u<
ssnbIid an, tpie er mid biIfIps Iab -
Gr fam bereingeitiirmt.
Sm 3immer bat nod Der Baum gss
Itanbe bonn WsibnabtsfsIt Der:
&pmmsn Sie." fagt Der Serr Sarts
meg, .tommen sic, Sesltnrsttsrin,
Sbrs Sanb foGl uns apei 2i9tlein um
Baum on5iinben - Oamals brdnnten
du6 geraOe nod Stpei, als mir arme
5liidtlinge bier oben unisre Dsibnadt
fanotn." ;"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
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seitise @eibnadjt.

@on s. Reimuno.
Seiliac g8cibnaCbtl Gbriit lit geborerf
Sicbe trat aus itrablenbeu Sboreul
2icbc IGbt I'M Suntclu uuo SaIteu
sJ6rc ionuiNc Numad)t naIten,
cSn bie ticfitc, huutclite Nadlt
Salt Die itdriltc, mdcbtiglte Wtudtl
Sn bas ciii9c Slodcugeiptmmel
SGlt cin 2cIdltcu pom bnhen 6intutel.
ltutcrm Stbimmer Der beIlen aer5en
Slut5ct'S bciB BON !pcr3en 81 9er5er,
Ales SuufcI lit bob erbcIt, -
Siebe fam i'll Die talte gSeltl
Gcbt ibr uIlc Die 8angcu bIiiben2
Sas lit licbenner @iitc 8Iiibenl
SiibIt ibr ben itarteu Stront, ben mar
nten!
Sas lit inlliQcS RcuId,euerbarmcn,
Sas lit bcrrIidltc MeuidlcnIuit,
&as lit SaS Bette aus ieber SriHtl
ileber ben Sdnec ipId, Gin Ieidtes SdIrets
ten,
neber ors g8eb ipItl Gin ifunftcs 8reiten,
1lcber Der Scele ihmerScunc StcIleu
Spldlc ipGrmcnne, lpcic]e Seucn,
Soldlc bcileube @nIinnlflutb,
Sold)c tiefc iub milbe Glutb!
$auEcn urb Ser5eu, 10 gnIbbclahcu,
@litcrrtbr, blttcnbc '9iebcsfabcn,
StrahleubC. luitbeidcirelrbc Hid)ter,
Srorne, irobe Mlcuidcpeitd)ter,
2icocr bonn tralIiditeu. ticfiteu Srcim,
Wloden. hie il;beIuocn AIauB pcritrcuHl
Seilige g8cibnod,fl Gbriit 1T geborcul
1lnisrc Socr5cn mdrcu ucrlurcu.
Mdr' uidlt OaS ticfe, rodrmcuSc 0liihen,
gSdr' ric1t bies bimntIiit)e, buftcubc @Iiiz
ben,
9S0r' Htttht @rbcrmcn luurm lulh rcid,
gSGr' llidJt &ic5r 'Ras Slimmclreidl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

mad1 ibr ben @orI9Iag. pb iie MT auf
sinem Sofa bei irgenb elmer ein5eIne
Dam iiberna6te m06t! 0aUon bat
Iis mir tpiFe lpOIIe. ourdaus nit.
Wir singe bpr benz Suus uuf unb a6
unb berietbe bin unb ber. lleber ein'
NAL bletbt iie Dor Der Remii' itebe.
v@eben Sic mir etnen Ylaio," iagt
iie. ,banu tampiere i3 in elmer Der
Gbaiien; has gebt bortrefflib."
Nun 1T mir grab Der 9artpeg be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
Sie 5lu9t bor bem beiligen
9lbcilh.
Bon 9ermine 9iHinger.

WGbrenO ii4 auf Dem T9ueebaosdten
GtpfsI bes Selhbers5 bic StilGnfer
an ben @ettldufen bcgniigten, giusen
mir Dor bem n6elObergerbof" auf uno
ub. 6rdltlein 6anHp. bic alIgeliebs
Serrin bes 9auIes, lrrD idl uno be-
fpra9en, gang benpmmen BON sim
ipunbsrpollen @tnterbilb, bas intsrcI=
fante Sport GreigniB-
Sa erl6ieu oberbuIb hes Seebuts
Elm 9aar; mitten aus Der glbenor0tbe
famen fie berangeIurft.
Subelrufe empfingsn bic 2dufer; lie
famen ais erite BON SelDbergtburm
unb eilteu i'm mGc1tigsn 2urfe our9 8
3tel.
.Seber Sic iia Sa8 Pdrle an, ="
faate 6rduIein 6annp. rbrne ihre Ges
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

gegnet, .tnte idl g gIdib in be GGaiF
getrage bab'; g mar mir gIeih nil
rebt, aber ib bab's pieber bergeIe.
,Sn Der Na6t fplIt' mfrs b6s m Grim
'nerung gebradt tperbe. WeiRf Meible
fomme on bic Sbiir, id3 mar 9erao'
ttngeIdlafe: nGrdufein Sanns, tomme
Sic f6nea, idnea, ionft 9ibt's Elm linz
gliid - Der !Sarttpeg" -
nRatiirlid5 Der SGrtipeg,~ bsnf i9
unb fabr' in metne &1tiber. Was bat
er pieosr gema9t2 Wfit elm paar
Stuoente ben Wage aus Der RemiI' ges
bolt unb 'fabre ipie bic 8srriidte in
bic Ru9t 'nstn, baarf6drf um @eg
bin - Elm Rud unb Der Dags MIR
brunte 9elege-
2llIo i'd nit Der 2dtern' unb meint
MeioIe unb Elm paar SneGt binterz
brein. 9tuf unisr @sIdret balte iie
enbli6 ftia. Der Sartpeg reiBt ben
8agei6lag Quf: ~Den battsn mir bic
Ghre ipuSieren Su fa6ren@
@r bat nod MI nnsgeTprp6e,
fprtngt bic Stuoentin aus oem Usage,
reibt Die YeitIf' bonn 9pd nno 9dut
iiber Die iunge 2eut' bin, bdB es MIR 10
tnalt. Der 9artfpeg bat bic Sauptz
ia6 'triegt; ib feb nod fein 8eIidt,
gdn6 perSerrt mars por Wutb; bic
nnbrs bnbe i'm balte miiFe, fpnit mar
er uuf eus 6rdulein ios. Die qunSe
Ra6t bat sr llmidlds' made miifIe;
fiir's 6rduletn 8ergmaun bnb' i9 cine
IGatras' in mein 3immer bringe laTe.
Der 5urtpeg lit fpGtsr obne Sriibz
itiid burd bic Sintertbiir abee5pge, g
9riift pol1 rotber Strieme.
Man6mal, bon anbsre Gent, ba6'
i6 seb0rt, oaB Iie Ii6 germ pergifts
uOdte. bic 5tpsi.
Dem 9arttpeg feline Mutter lit mad
Grsiburg es3oee. um ii6 nit pom Spbn
trenne au miiFe; 3 6rdulein Berg
mann bat ibrsn 9roBDuter in 5reiz
burg.
"a finb iid bic iunge 2suf natiirs
lid oft bsgsgnet. g iit aud borse,
tomme. baB iie it1 ba ODE bel uns in
bic !9Gnb' seluufe iino. 0u bate Sic
i'm bore iollel arantla6e bdtt' i'd
mid oft tDnns. ipsnn er Iib 10 gar
nimmer gu bsIfs selpuBt ppr 8utb;
lpie Elm 8ino, aIles bat er 'rausgereb',
mir mar re6t an ibr, unb Qusbriid bat
er eebrau6t iibsr ibr glusfebe! DAB
| iie fleiBis mar, nabm er ibr Defenders
libel.
limb iis, bic 6Gnb' in ben SaI9',
gang rubig. ais ob mir mar. lit lie Dor
bem Saus auf uno ab ipasisrt. Rur
man9mal bat iie einen Bid berges
iporfe unb gelGdelt."
9(bsr g 1T bic bD9it' 3eit. baB i4
nad bem Redte itb'," unterbra4 iid
6rduIein 5annp. pIpdter per5dbI i4
1peiter - !
Die Stier, clle gIiidli6 aufg.f6dUt,
fdRen an ben lan9en Sii6en in Der
@irtbsitube. l1eber ale 8s9riffe Iaut
unO Iuitis sins's gu,
Sd fab meinem Yaart 9eseniiber.
Wfit sroBem Snterefe bstradtets i'd
mir bic iunse 6rau; baB man biefes
feline, sisrlide Weien iemaGs fir einsn
iuneen Wonn bate balten t0nnsn!
Sbn. bsnWann. hattie ih Iofort germ.
GIeif btim sriten Bid in iein 9eiids
bssriff i9 6rdulein 6annp's auss
iprub: sd buB linn oft g Saus psrs
bisten tpoIitn unb bab's nitbt tOnnen,"
Seber in Isiner Radbdridaft bemiibte
fi3, ibm ssfdaig gu f.in.
Jbm sessniiber, Elm aebrer mittlsrsn
Differs, ftslt. ibm INNER fpisbsr bas
SaISfab 5uredt, unb idb fhob ibm ben
Ssnf bin, na6 benz CT ale aueenbIiS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

- 9 4Is4ts 3etten. -g3
iIno tptrtIia eIenoe 3eiten!" =
sStimmt! Sd babe erit geitern 1000
Wsart 9erIuit gebabt!" = ,8ieIo2"
= sd tpollte 1000 Mlart gslisben
baben unb tonnte iie nirssnbs tries
aen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

0d 1T he an Die NeB' 9ttomme =
tsin Dprt bab' id 'ruusesbru6t -
tein's bat mebr ipre4e t0nne -
rBas bab' i9 nit bene spei Meus
id5e Durdgema6t," nabm 5rdulein
SannD na6 elmer gauIe ipteber bas
8prt. n@r bat in Miinae lpsitsrItus
birt, i'm Sommer aber iit er in Greiz
burg geipeit, aud an Wsibna6te -
Gin Qana anber.r MenIh. iaa' i9 Sbue
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-16

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Gilbertsun Ciilhsrt
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Grimer Pred
Grewe'l "
tray q {
Galiagher i
tiurley Investment to-
tear W T.
tiullett ~u~annsh
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t,athic MAN AtoaI t,
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truilet AieN
tiald .huruugt 10
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Gin Sc,
do
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10
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trrtnt & NJ
10
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DrafIlu MsDa
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trurley Investment r. trrurgr \
tear " T.
tin lett ~u-amnsh
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tiold -hpruugh 10
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
OIL COMPANY
At WALLACE
Is Granted Charter by the Secretary
of State.-Other Companies Are Also
Granted Charters.

Charters have been issued as follows:
The Wallace Oil & Gas company, Of
Wallace, w. Va, to operate for oil and
gas; capital $4,000. Incorporators, John.
son T. Miller, Fairmont; Elihu Parks
\. L. Fowler, Isaac Mcintyre, Wallace,
W. Va; T. NJ. Miller, Jacksonburg, W.
Va.
Wheeling Carriage company, Of Wheel.
ing, W. Va, to manufacture, buy, sell
and deal in carriages, buggies and wag-
ons. Capital $4,000. lncorporators,
Charles w. DIETRICH, Henry r. Kraft,
Wheeling, w. Va; William Shison, Elm
Grove. W. Va; Richard Winters, Edward
Matter, Cecil hudson, Wheeling, w Va.
American Beneficial association, Of
Wheeling, to insure against death, acct
dent and sickness; capital $1,000. Incor.
porators, Geo. W. Mohs, Jr., lakewood,
Pa; ]. J. Scddon, Carnegie, Pa; Thomas
NJ. Jones, CHARLES ?. Wood, John B. VII
son, Wheeling. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

AR. and Mrs. A. NJ. T. Cunningham re-
turned last night from visit in Park.
ersbrg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
POTTERY COMPANY
ORGANIZED
At a Meeting Held in the Peoples Bank
ing and Trust Company's Rooms
Late Tuesday Afternoon.

\. Mdford and c. I. Schooley, Of
GAINESVILLE, members of the A. Radford
Pottery company, of this city, which
was recently granted charter, were here
to perfect an organization of the com.
i"a"y. \ meeting of the stockholders
and incorporators. was held in the direct
ors' room of the Peoples Banking &
Trust company late in the afternoon for
the purpose Of clecting officers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

A. A. Lang, deputy sheriff, is collect.
ing taxes at Johnstown today.
E. +. Rogers is business man here
from Jimtown today.
County Superintendent L. W. Ogden
went to the country this morning to
visit some Of the schools. Prof. w. NJ.
Foulk accompanied him.
Miss Icie Fittro is here today from
Wilsonburg shopping.
Miss Pearl Elliott, Of Wilsonburg, is
here today shopping
D. /. hall from the upper end OF the
county, was business visitor here today.
Ora Bennett, Of Jarvisvillc, was
business visitor here Tuesday.
NJ. j. Curkendall, deputy sheriff, is at
Ntarshville today collecting taxes.
DR.. E. NJ. Turner is a distinguished
business visitor here from Morgantown.
George N. Alexander, auditor for the
Fairmont Coal company, is here from
Fairmont on official business.
Smith Hood, superintendent OF the
Faimont & Clarksburg Traction COM
pany, is here today from Fairmont look
ing after the local system.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tichenal, of Adamston, is
among the shoppers here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 0. Stout arrived
here this morning from Me- Glare, where
they were married Sunday night.
Mayor L. c, Grille has gone to Fair
mont to arrange for his wedding there
tomorrow night.
w. II, Cole will go to Fairmont to.
morrow to attend the wedding of Mayor
Grille.
Raymond Maxwell will act as one of
the ushers at the Crile.Lantx wedding
at Fairmont tomorrow night.
Virgil L. Highland will go,t to New York
tonight on a business trip.
Thomas P. Reynolds is here today from
Reynoldsville, looking after business
matters. d. ae at. a. sa
A|.l!;a" J. Primm, of Adamstonssis
here today talking aboutrIa :l;anieipal
campaign in his town. E5ss' Egs Fe,a.
Braddock Whiskey, the best in the
world. Cumberland Export Beer, the best
N the market at Family Liguor'stors.
'nsa lqaas mott
NJ. B. Newton returned this afternoon
from business trip Fair7nont. ,'aIast.
James l. aHighland is here today from
West Milford. ll .r5
Miss Carry Peters has returned from
a. visit to Petersburg.
Frank Perkins, of Wheeling, is Trad,
crs hotel guest.
II. II. Hardman is here from Middle.
bourne.
John w. Rankin, advance agent Of the
palace of the King" show troupe, is in
the city arranging for q date for the
appearance of his company here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

.iary to Miss WhcIan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

Fifty houses are needed in East
ClarksbUr6. If
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
WILL ATTEND WEDDING.

Judge Reese Blizzard, of Parkcrsburg,
Randolph StNInakcr, of Wheeling, and
several attorneys and politicians from
yarious sections of the state left here
for Weston this afternoon to attend a
banquet to be given by W. B. Notary
tonight to Hugh Bond, Jr., chief coun.
sci for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, and
to be present at the marriage Of Mr.. Nc
Gary to Miss Whclan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
CASHIER
HAWKINS
ELECTED
Cashier of the Farmers Bank of Shinns-
ton, Succeeding Charles A. Burbee
December /.

4 The directors Of the Farmers bank at
shinnston Monday afternoon elected L.
J.. Hawkins cashier, TO succeed c. A. Fur.
bee, whowill retire from that bank about
December to become cashier Of the
Farmers bank here. Mr.. Hawkins is
cashier Of the Pennington bank, and was
with the First National at Warrington
before accepting his present position. lie
is banker OF experience.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

G. P. Stout has recently put in a coy
corner in his store at 81 West Pike
street, where you will always find at
your disposal city directory, Clarksburg
Daily Telegram, and all the latest and
best magazines and journals. It's a pleas.
ant place to wait for the street car or
your friend. Get it at Stout's." 81 Pike
street. oct27ltdw
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows:
Amos G. Cunningham and Jennie Hell
dreth.
Scott Sturm and Melissa Shafer.
Haywood G. hickman and Josie NJ.
Nuttcr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
OWL CARNIVAL WILL BE GIVEN.

The ladies of the G. A. R. are arrang.
ing to hold an "Owl Carnival on Fri
day night, Ocobcr 30, at the home of
Mrs. Helen Whitman, on West Pike
street. Oysters and lunch, with baked
owl will be served, beginning at 6 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

Sherman Jaeox left this afternoon for
Buekhannon to attend the football game
there tomorrow. He is an enthusiast in
that line and misses no reasonable op.
portunity to witness games of that sort.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
FUNERAL OF MRS. CORA WOLFE.

The funeral of Mrs. Cora Wolfe, who
died at the Kessler hospital Monday
morning after serious illness, took place
from the late residence on the Wseton
road Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The
remains were laid to rest in the Ma
sonic cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

I will sell in front of the court house
at public sale on Saturday, November
%, at 2 o'clock p. M, certain bag
gage of r. w. Layman for board bill
of $Ss.47 he owes me. Il. b. SEELY.
October 81, 1908. oct27 i'm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

For Rent-Up-to.date apartment in
Jones' apartment house, corner of Me-
chanic and South Third street; also two
new houses. Apply to Philip lNiIlott, at
torncy at law, rooms and 7, Leggett
building. scp0tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR MEETING.

There will be a special meeting of
Clarksburg commandery, No. 10, Knights
Tcmplar, Friday evening at 1880 o'clock
in Masonic temple on South Third street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27
Sweet Melody Flour.
WANT DEPARTMENT

For Rent-0nc nicely furnished room
with or without board. Apply 800 Clark
street. oct22.Gt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-27

Found-Lady's black silk garter, six
teen inches in length, with a key attach
ed. Owner can have same by calling at
police headquarters in thee lily build
ing and describing it, after having paid
for this advertisement ut the Telegram
G2falicc. oct2G.4t
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Flag Ar ABBOTT.
Fsnr Brick Business Houses ard >
Hotel pestraxed.

Abbott, T4x lice io.-This place on
Wednesday sagered from fire to the
amount OF neariy s75oco. The fire
started in the George Fennel hotel
whirh Was destroyed with all its con-.
tents and s2ooo in cash. which Mr. Fem
mel is said to have had in the house.
The NJ. NJ Walker brick store and
Masonic building which adjoined IT on
the north was also destroyed but most
of the VI alker stock Of dry goods. etc.
vas saved. but in damaged condition.
Hiisboro sent fire apparatus.
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ATTORNEY ARRESTED.
He Had Been Employed to Look After
Miners Interests.

S,una'f Utah. De-, Iu .Au.u -N-
cttmcut exists ",-s tur J.,c-E OF
Attorney E'ler Of SAILS Lak.. aNy had
been employed to looa au., tre lr-
teres,s of the striking n5uar- who have
been imprisoned upon various charges.
Elder Was arrested as ha SO pp.d
from JHs train. and although Ns sf-
tempted to resist be was hustled To- aI
by deputy sheriG and several COM
pany guards. The charge against h,u
is criminal libel based upon recent
new spJper interview. and lis preferred
against him boy No4h Pottc; Que OF
the guards.
Attorney Elder Immediately wired
Governor Wells. protesting against his
arrest and Imprisonment The COVER
nor answered that he would lt once
send "a personal representative o.. make
a borough Investigation
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City Of Mexiro. pee. 10 Word from
Culdalajara, says the court lu tbc
Kraft case has rendered decision
granting kratz' eNtradiuon. The de-
partment Of foreign relations here VIII
study the papers in the case as soon as
they are received from Guardalajara.
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Writ Suspended.

Denver. Desc Ig Governor Peabody
ISSUED proclamation susreHlirg the
writ OF habeas corpus in the case OF
Victor Poole the union miner, now
held by the military 10 Cripple creek
aud ia whose rt-- Judge Seeds mas
granted o wrlt The ease comes ZAP tor
heating.
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BOLD Ro8sERY
Glass Broken and Tray Of Diamond
Rings Stolen at St Lou,s.

Sc Louis. ues. ia..Au unknown
dow ~ r. "a K"~tkomp Ieue.rS com
pauy. Sriz~I tr'y of diamond rings
valued 90 S6.pbu aud escaped Two
clerks gave chase ami Bred tsNo shots
bat the man ran into an rutru,. and
escaped. Later rtr polic" arrested
Samuel D. KeuHiet 20 anoItI- and
THONGS Trsasror b4s hro,ues-iu-taW..
or suspicion.
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Strike at Enid

Enid. Okla. Dee. 1O.--Herplan
Ke8rstIng proprietor ~ the Hank TX.
change saloon was killed The trcu-
bic grew otu OF "a difference between
the bartender " the saloon and the
man whs IT Is alleged did the shoot
ing
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Order Was obsysd.

stockton. Cal. Dee lo-Armed With
clubs mob OF about ffty strikers OF
the Royal mine at Hobson. turned back
about ifty strike breakers who W r.
under escort near Milton and ordered
them out Of the vicinity. The oder Was
quickly ebeyed
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crave Offence ch.raed

Barron. Wis. Dec. 1a-The tan-year-
old son 90 John Liguieer il alleged TO
have died OF Internal injuries sustained
at school by being thrown twice across
the room by the teacher. The teacher.
Mr. HarSon. - an@er arrest
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Ardmore. l. o., Dsc IA lone high
waymaH uett~ Davis Reid up two farm
etS named Gargis and Waldint and.
falling so secure any money took one
Of their horses and escaped
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Butler. Pa. Dec. l0.-The fever sit
uation seems more discouraglng. Three
MdeAths occurred and twelve new cases
are reported
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Stratford. Conn. Dec. 10.-Rear Ad-
mirsl Bancroft Gherardi retired. is
dying here Of dlabetis.
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LO-r-rwo black pigs 4 ~eighiue
ahoot "a pounds llewsrn for in-
formation {" ree"ssty/ Jay Hall,
Tennessee Barber ShA Is
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AGENT WAN TED Havehs M
NSdate article, ready seller Cab ut
nm anklin siFoet iom0rtp@ Worn
iug ~ 30 e 10 - lGpd
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FOR RENT FuruiAhed rhom. with
CRATE and electric liAhty Apply 80
n ia care Of this ofi "a 4 a
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Want COLUMN |


LosT-one barrow pig ab9lt / fno. !
old, with white tips. PlS.se feave /
Information at the Ligt5a h(iige. 10 /