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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
MR.. BOWEN
In CHARGE
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion as Temporary Secretary, Sue
ceeding Mr.. Riddle.

James Bowen has been appointed tenn.
porary secretary of the oYung Mems
Christian association, taking the place
actively of I. ?. Riddle, who has re.
signed. Mr. Riddle, however, will advise
with Mr.. Bowen and look after the as.
sociation in a general way. Mr.. Bowen
accepts the place with the understand.
ing that he is TO serve only until gen
eral secretary can be obtained. He has
assumed the duties Of the position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02

Mrs. Alice Chorpcning has returned
from an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Martha Tntc hos returned from
a visit with friends in Shinnston.
Captain Rufus Haymand is a business
visitor here from = Mva
Lost Cr,el:. ~
\. L, ITawsc left this morning fo
Moorcic!l, being called to thcsbcIside Of
his brother, who j. i'll.
Frank Goodwin is here from Manning
ton, where he holds a position with the
South Penn Oil company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
TAIK Of NEW couNrY.
Would Make One Out of Parts of Web
ster and Randolph.

There has been some talk for quite
a while of forming a new county in West
Virginia from parts Of Randolph ant
Webster counties, making Pielscns the
county town. The area of Randolph
county being so large and the county sea-
being 50 far removed from that part Of
the county that desires to be made int,
a new county renders it burdcnsome for
those of limited means to attend to any
legal business which may happen to
lcmand their attention,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
i. A. SHREyE HAS WARRANT
ISSUED AGAINST THOMAS WATSON

Acting Mayor w. II. Cole issued a war.
rant Monday morning against Thomas
Watson charging him with throwing
stones and otherwise acting disorderly.
The warrant was issued at the request
of ]. A. shreve, who claimed that Watson
was acting in an obstreperous manner
in front OF his home Saturday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
MARKET
is DULL
BUT THE TONE IS GENERALLY
STRONG WITH ADVANCES ONLY
FRACTIONAL AS A RULE.
Receiver Of the Shipbuilding Trusts Re.
fleets Seriously on Sehwab and Rec
meuds Action TO Recover run
Value Of Securities.

Private Wire 10 Edw. T. @. sieasc 4 ccs
New York, Nov 2.STho market Il
marked with pre-holiday dnllness, but tic
tone Is generally strong. Advances, how,
ever, are only fractional as a rule. Wa
bash preferred shows decided strength,
The local traction group was manipulated
on lines in accordance with the betting
odds on the city election. An adalsce
in time money rates led to another u
break in Sterling, and predictions
early gold imports have been revived ,vfll
the result Of sustaining a rather bullis63
sentiment among room traders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
ARRANGING FOR POTTERY.

a. Rodford, Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, gen
eral manager of the A. Radford Pot
terry company, which recently organized
here, arrived in the city Monday morning
to look after the interests Of the com.
pany and to make arrangements to erect
the factory as soon as the funds can be
Cotton in shape. The proposed factory
will be. located in the Clarksburg Indus
trial company's addition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
WILL COME HERE
TO PRACTICE LAW.

PostolIice Inspector Morgan, stationed
1t Washington, has resigned his position
and give up a lucrative salary to come
to Glarksburg to locate for the practice
of law. He will rent Offices at once and
will also move his family to this city.
Mr.. Morgan is a son Of DR.. Morgan, exs
county clerk OF Upshur county, and ipV
young lawyer of ability.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
Disposition to Wait.

New York, Nov. 2.-Thc general dispo-
sition is to wait until Wednesday before
making further commitments, But it IS
doubtful if Tammany victory will do
press the market more than a point Or
two. An advance is scheduled, irresrect,
i've of who wins on Tuesday. Don't be
fooled into selling short. Sugar will sell
above les within three weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
TRADES
COUNCIL
WILL MEET
Movement on to Revive 1t After sus,
pension of Several Months.-Regular
Meetings to Be Held.

The Trades and Labor Council will
likely meet next Friday night, after q
suspension Of several months. The meet
ing, if held, will be in the Reed hall at
7:3O O'Clock, The various unions which
will meet tonight will consider the mat
ter and take action on the adyisability
of having a meeting, Regular weekly
meetings will probably be held during
the winter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
GLASS FACTORY RESUMES.

The clarksburg Cooperative Window
Glass factory resumed operations Sntm.
day after a suspension for the rcgula
summer vacation. Seventy persons ven,
to work after the fires were started anc
there is a hum of activity about til,
plant. The factory will continue run
ming regularly until about June mex
when the fires will be drawn again for
summer vacation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
RECRUITS RECEIVED.

Sergeant Hawthorne received the appIi
alton Monday of Walter McEIfrcsh. OF
@oothsyille, and Carl L. Ward, Harry h
Fisher and Patrick Il. Ebert, of thi
city, for enlistment in the United States
army. They were accepted and will be
sent to Columbus barracks Wednesd.
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
WILL BE TAKEN
TO HOME FOR INcURABLES

Mary DeBolt, maiden lady who has
been an inmate of the county infrmary
for years, has been adiudged an incura.
bic, and will be taken to the West vir.
ginia asylum at Huntington. Sheriff
Fleming or one of his deputies will take
her TO that institution the middle of thf
week. She is 42 years of age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
GosE BROUGHT TO JAIL.

George Gose was brought from Enter.
prise to the county Jail here Saturday
night and locked up to serve sentence
Of five days, imposed by Justice A. NJ,
Sturm, Of that town, on the charge Of
having disturbed the peace. lie is for.
eigner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
sT0GIE COMPANY
RECEIVES BIG ORDER

The Clarksburg Stogie company ha-
just received hurry order for 100000
stogics. The business of the company il
increasing daily and far.cxcccds the out
put. Eight or ten stogie makers are
At work at the factory on Water street
and additional hands and better facilitie.
will be added as rapidly as possible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
TICKETS.

Tickets for Longfeilow entertainment
will be on sale this evening and tomor
.ow at BANDS drug store. The tickets
IRE selling rapidly. Those who have got.
zen 35-cent tickets can have them reserv.
d Tor Is cents extra at BANDS drug
store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
WILL RUN FOR COUNCIL.

The latest feature of the municipal
:ontest in Adamston is the announcement
by Joseph Schuttc that he intends to
run for council in the Piedmont addition.
He states that he viii run on an indie
pendent ticket Joe is a hustling young
nan, and win doubtless receive hearty
support.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
WILL BUILD HANDSOME
DWELLING HOUSE

Architect L. j. Wood has prepared
plans and specifications for handsom,
,ix.room cottage to be built in CarlyslC
2ourt for Hezekiah Holden. The building
will cost in the neighborhood of $500
md it viii be handsome and modern
structure.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
posroFFICE DISCONTINUED.

An order has been issued from the post.
Office department at Washington discon,
tinuing the postoflices at McAlpin and
Katylick. The latter is on the free rural
delivery route recently established in
chat part Of the county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
INJURIES
(vERE Fatal
David whiteha les in Miners HOspi-
tai at FairB from Injuries Re-
ceived ilroad Trestle.

David Whit who either fell IRON
the railroad Tie at Sand Cnt on the
West virgini 3 Pittsbarg division Of
the Baltimore y Ohio railroad or was
knocked otfslndi received injuries Satr.
day night, October 81 died in the Min.
ers' hospital ii Foirmont sunday night
~ remains We're brought up on The
a 5nday morning train and taken 70 his
No home near the Hutchinson coal
line, whore the fuDrral and buril took
place NIonh4y. He Is survived by wife
any A,three children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
GETTING SCENERY READY
FOR OPENING

J. W. Dodge & Co. sent two of their
rlem Monday morning t
mt on the finishing touches on the seen
'ry for the new Salem opera house and
to hang them in position. The opera
house there opens the season Tuesday
night with Quinlan & Wallis minstre
show.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02

The ministerial union held a meeting in
the Young Mems Christian association
rooms Monday afternoon. Topics of in.
terest concerning their work were dis.
mssed and preliminary arrangements
made for the Thanksgiving services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
LOCATES A WELL.

The Star Oil and Gas company, OF 81
lem, made a location today on trac;
Of iG acres at Salem belonging to Col
John W. Carpenter and will begin til,
rigging at once. The well will be pushc,
to speedy completion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
AUcTIoNEER GORDON
CRIES ANOTHER SALE.

Auctioneer Samuel W, Gordon went
out to the residence of Henry Mines
two miles from The City on the Weston
road, Monday morning to cry a sale Of
farm and household articles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
DEATH OF INFANT CHILD.

An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stewart, Of 80 Locust street, died Sun,
Jay night The remains were shipped
Monday 10 Duckworth Summit, Dodd.
ridge county, for burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
Pennsy Declares Dividend.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. p. Pennsylya-
MIA railroad has declared regular semi
nuual dividend Of per cent, payable
November 30 to stock OF record Noyem-
ber 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
OIL QUOTATIONS.
LICENSED TO MARRY.

The following marriage license has
been issued;
Adam Reed and Mary Jane Miller, botl
of this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02

DR.. w. E. stathers left Sunday night
for trip TO Charleston and other cities
in the southern part Of the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-02
SEVEN
SAMPLE
TRUNKS
Purchased from Travelling Man by c. P
Stout, the pike Street Queensware
Dealer and Latter Has Inaugu-
rated Special Sale.

Saturday evening Thomas Butcher, the
wellskhown travelling man, representing
II. P. Candlec Sons & Co., of Baltimore.
Sig Wholesale qucepswarc and bric,a.brac
dealers, called on Clarence P. Stout, the
Pike street queenswarc dealer with seven
big trunks of samples Of the wares his
house sells to dealers. Mr.. Stout made
a bargain with him and purchased the
entire seven trunks from him. As re.
suit he has inaugurated a special sale
which will continue at his store until all
of these choice sample 90, disposed
of. The trunks con sred
china and bric-a ,brae
cumstances, Mr.. StQ
goods at ridiculousl
especially are invit
this special line,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-11
(ole9io de Ia. y "a. Ensehanza
Sc G02naateaa Glata1aaaos Saaterasos n ente,mos
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, NuM14.

- Olg'ect0r; PEDRO Moczo BANrEr. -
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
uene un caracter esencialmente PRACTICE
y abraza: la e2ase2502aSo p7-ansu1'50 con-.
ptetG; la prep0r0c507a para 5ssQaresn2. en-
t0s O9asUerstd0des; la Te2aeduYSo de "a.
67T0s, A2'ttnaet6cG Mercasata Y Escrttu1.n
en- z'adQats'saltG, por lltimo, Dabs1jO.
fs5atak1G y MaSSsc0. Para la ensenanza
deI lngies cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de IN reputable profasor
americana. La catedra de Comarcio os-
Ia cargo del Tenedor de LibrOs do
uno deslos Bancos de esta Capital. Fl
COLEGlO tiene su ReglQn2ezat0 Tate.
r'so9' que SO enviar& los padres aue To-
soliciten 41o ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-11
Bdn(O Territorial Y A9rl(OId
DE
PUERTO RICO
Secret0r50

Por acuerdo del Concejo de Admi-
nistraci0n de esta Sociedad, SO invita- a.
los tenedores de cedulas hipotecarias de
la segunda emission hecha en- moneda
mexicana, para que las cangeen por
otras que tenga Ell Banco disponibles,
hechas en- moneda provincial en- orc.
liquidandose ell valor de las cedulas
cupones corrientes y sin cobrarles comi'
sion alguna por dicho cange.
Lo que Sc publica para conocimien.
to de los interesados. San Juan, P. r.
4 de Mayo de 1908. Ell Secretario. Jwo4s
de GatSmad2a Be9etteS. .-Vo Bo-El Di-
rector Gerente, We1aceslao Bosch.
v. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-11
-yarios caballeros v i6yenes de es

-Varios cabalIeros y joyenes de es
ia ciudad han salido paaa Guayanilla en-
una importante partida de caza.
Ell alcalde de esta ciudad, senior
Arias, -debia imitar la Inca de conducta
que sigue ell alcalde de San Juan. lin
piando los puestos publicos de persOnas
de malos antecedentes. ST ell senor Arlas
quisiera podia eliminar algunos policias
municipales cuyos antecedentes penales
son de todos conocidos en- esta ciudad.
-Cada dia goza de mayor fama y re-
putaclon las marcas de cigarrillos Tt
monel Pitirre y Caribe que fabrica la
CompaIiia Industrial de Puerto Rico
Rivaliza con las bondades de dichos CT
garrillos, la sin igual actiyidad de- agen'
te don Vicente Soltero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-11
Cosas del d1a
Cirsasmo Sc llama esta figura.

C5aaIsza0 Sc llama esta figura.
sNi personalismos que no profesa-
mos, nj resentimientos que no sabemos
guardian, nj pretensiones, nj EXCLUSIVES
mos guian nuestra pluma -
Refexionemos. -.
Aquf quiere vestirse de monge nues-
tro ant1poda polftico; pero <como ell ha-
bito no hace al idem,a 20 10 voy des-
nudar.
5Que no profesa ell personalismo la
prensa republican, =?
~ sus ataques personales q Munoz
Rivera2 az sus ataques personales al
sefIor Acuna? 5Y sus ataques persona
les al sef1or Palmer? SY sus ataques
personales & nuestro director? 5Y sus
ataques personales & todos aquellos que
estorbaban sus contubernios y sus osa-
dfas. -?
Y Do Sc fguren ustedes que estos
ataques eran meramente pOl1ticOs, no.:
estos ataques, como personales al fin,
iban la persona, su dignidad, su
honra y su prestigio, jamas las ideas
nj las opiniones.
CResentimientos que no sabemos
guardian. -
7 hacfan recomendaciones expresas
& los tw1b0s para que nos persiguiesen
y apaleasen.
eni pretensiones nj exclusivismos p
Y pretendfan acaparar todos los
destinos, todas las prebendas y todos los
negocios -.
Desfachatez Sc llama esta figura.
<Como puertorriquefIos tenemos un
derecho 9q1c0ntest0bLe de velar por los
intereseS morales del pals
ESQ de derechO Snc0oteStG6Ie yo no
sc 81 sera gramatica; pero en- fin 10 voy
q cO1ateStGr.'
Pero Ia que derechos morales Sc re-
ferira ell colega y que e,eJG0IeIa0 sera esa2
Porque yo creo que en- un partido
donde siempre ha reinado la a9oDa0r0Zl-
dad no puede hablarse de tales derechos,
y ST no existen esos derechos, mucho
menos pueden 0et0rse.
Ah... va caigo:
Velaban ell babey y como sobre ese
buey todos tenfan derechos -. cabal!
<Como americanos leales, tenemos
ell deber de sef1alar al Gobierno los erro-
res que en- su nombre y al amparo de
su .poder Sc cometen por hombres sin
conciencia -
Pero 5cuales son esos errores -. /?
aLos de perseguir los que desfalcan,
encarcelar & Mauleon destituir q los
jefes policiacos que faltaron su cum
plimiento?
Vamos, vamos, que por 10 visto
los 6rganos republicanos no saben 10
que Sc pescan estan locos $3.50.
Refexionemos.
GINESILL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-11
O NJ CE
NOTICIAS DIRECTAS)
Mayo

-Es muy comentado en esta ciudad
ell nOmbramiento del italiano, dfgo del
frances Xavier Mariani, para represen
tante de Puerto Rico en- la exposition
de San Luis, tOda vez que ha debido ser
nOmbPadO un native un continental Y
en- ningun case un extranjerO. SAcasO
este nOmbramientO es ell premiO que SO
otorga al senOr Mariani pOr su partici-
paci6n impOrtante segdn Sc cree en- cier
ia trapisOnda que tuvo lugar en- esta
ciudad ALA por ell mes de OctubPe, que
pudo cOstar la vida a senOras respetables
inocentes nihos2 SEs este nOmbramien-
to demonstration de gratitud de los anne
ricanOs, pOr las censuras del cOmOdin
Mariani al eminente dramaturgo frances
Victoriano SardOu por su obra clos Re-
yes del TocinoV8
Persona que nos merece enterO
credito nos informa que ell Alcalde de
esta ciudad ha recibidO una comunica
ci6n del secretariO de PuePtO-Rico, con
motive de la cesantia del DR.. Hernandez,
Ia cual contieRe cOnceptOS no muy hala-
guenOS para cierto De1rSO7a0ie quien la
opinion publica senaia como inspiradOr
y causante principalisimo de la determi
nacion del alcaIde en- dicho asuntO
GORE pOr esta ciudad ell rumOr de
que la communication del SecretaliO de
Pu0fCO' RICO OPQGnanQO la p0pOSlc1On In
mediata del doctor Hernandez, SO le ha
dado carpeta interim SO confecci0na y
prepara el expediente del cnal han de
resultar tremendos cargOs para ell doctor
Hernandez. Sc dice tambien que asi
como en- pasados dias algunos indiyiduos |
buscaban Obreros y artesanos que fir |
masen los cOmprobantes de las cuentas |
de los trabaios realizados en- ell paseo de |
SLas Delicias>, hoy, hay quien Sc Ocupa /
en- recOjer declaraciOnes de cOmisariOs |
y de mucha gentuza en- las que aparece-
ran cargOs contra Intermediates come
hdas pOr ell doctor HERNANDEZ en- ell
desempeno de su cargo. ST este es cierto
ell resultado serA contraproducente por
que elementos respetableS y valiosisimos
declararSn la verdad.
---Aunque la SEGA cOntinua con tod0s
sus rigOres en- esta cOmarca hdy rios
me nan cO0tdO aqua. Al igual del cor
5itO a quien nos referim0s en- la anterior
nOticia. ell senior Ferran ha hecho efecti
iva cierta indemnizacion qne le fu6 re.
.lamada Dor un medic0 dc esta ciudad.
En- estos dias pasados Sc hosped6
N el Hotel del senior Melia, un america
" de aoellido Wilson. A los poc0s dias
IbandOn6 dicho hotel sin haber pagado
j duefio Ia cantidad que p0r cOncepto
q hOspedsje adeudaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-11
<REFTExIoNEs.9 ,


Asi titula su editorial del 7 un Or
gano barbosino, es tanto 10 que refe-
xiona, que de refexi6n en- refexi6n vie
ne parar en- pintarse q 81 mismo con
todos sus pelos sefIales.
Estas reflexiones no son filosofcas,
no sefIor
Hemelas fgurado como esas ensar-
tas de embutidos que luego exponen en-
los ventorros, llenas de pringo Y que So
10 sirven para atraer las moscas.
En- res1men, NADIA ell despecho NAL
reprimido,el odio impotente y la frescu-
ra proverbial.
Pero es bueno que nuestros amigos
saboreen algunas de estas references.
Veamos:
Habla ell peri6dico filadelfco:
<Todo ESQ por un Iado, del otro
Gc0ntec1n1le71tOS que q100Zie h1baeT0 cre5d0
hdce dos amos, merecen seria atenci6n
por parte del Gobierno. .....1
Refexionemos. -.
IA cuales acO1otec5ma5e7ot08 Sc refere
ell colega2
Supongo que sera & las fltraciones
del Acueducto; & los desfalcos de Maya
gtiez; los escandalos del Presidio; las
seducciones de senoritas distinguidas por
jefes connotados de la policfa insular;
comeduras de caballos por esos mismos
iefes; & asesinatos como ell de la carre-
terra de Afiasco por esa misma polic1a;
los motines candidates realizados
durante las elecciones; q esas mismas
elecciones criminosas ilegales; desti-
tuciones de capitanes, tenientes, sargen-
tos, cabos y guardias de la Insular P6-
lice por su conducta penable; la desti-
tucion de Egozcue, Fajardo, ETC., etc.
Verdaderamente que todas estas CO.
sas merecen una Se26G Gtenc56ae.
Pero, en- estos dos amos, epoca en-
que Sc han verifcado tales crfmenes, ia
les atropellos y tales ladronadas, 5quie-
nes regfan ell gobierno p1blico? Squienes
dirigfan la res p1blica? 5quienes hacfan
deshac1an su antojo, bajo ell paternal
consentimiento de un Gobernador indul-
gente2 Squienes partfan ell bacalao. -?
Los republicanos.
RefleXiOnemos ....
PueS 81 los republicanos eran dnef1Os
de la situaci6n, 81 ellos mandaban su
gusto Sc repartfan los empleos p1bli-
cos su gustO, necesariamente, l6gica-
mente, fatalmente, todos esos Gc0a1tec5-
1lGe7at0S que 2a1Cl5e ha6bler0 cre510, como
asegura nuestro adversario, fueron obra
hechura de ellos, y 81 Sc rob6, elIos
robaron, ST Sc asesin6, ellos asesina-
ron v 81 So desmoralizo, ellos desmora-
lizaron.
Por tanto hueIga lamar la atenci61
del G0bGe2nO q de t0dos Zos eZene11t0s
daTect0Tes de la sit10cl67a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-11
+ u : G O

Nos participant de Barceloneta, que
en- noches pasadas ocurri6 un violento
fuego en- ell establecimiento mercantfl
del sef1or Rosado.
Sc sofoc6 pronto, gracias la acti-
vidad y adecuadas disposiciones del ca
DO de Ia policia insular sefIor Mufloz,
quien es digno de APPLAUSE por su efica-
cia en- ell cumplimiento de su deber.