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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-27
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-27
SKETCHES
FROM TIE LIZ OF A WESI VIZ
GINA METHODIST PREACHER
WORTHY OF PERUSAL.
Rev. d.. Fullerton Reviews Though
the Columns Of the Telegram His
Thirty Years Work IN the West
virginia Ministry.
Sketch x.

At the conference inthe fall % 1879
Mr.. Fullerton wa appointed by Bishop
Simpson to Aloundsviile. where he served
the fail pastoral term Of three years
This conference was held at Morgan
town. and the appointment was made in
compliance with the request Of a com
mittce in attendance from the Mounds
vile board.
Tie condition Of things at that time
in TINT church viii he found interesting
from the Illustrations We viii give. The
congregation was large one the mem
bcrship strong, but much divided among
themselves. The entire sanctifeation"
movement. which bad then become prom.
inent in That vicinity caused no small
amount Of friction and had in some way
led to the organization Of two parties
or schools OF thought. The camp meet
ing association Of Moundsyille, in some
Of its plans, was not in harmony with
the Judgment Of several Of our best peo-
ple, and added 10 this, and worst OF
an, an ex-minister OF our church, who
had been excluded from our conference
y. Ie,t,inas ,rd method. lad inst
settled in the Town and set up church
for himself. In this the peculiar brother
~, =, ~ j M many .trange tbin,.. he or.
5,;nod u, cider. .et forth preachers.
ai,n.od -;.,bt heartily tbe church and
:, ;n;.,ors Win whom bc was formerly
a.so.i,ted nraved for CaraipstI the
STotIod;st church an tbe other street
,rb;cb u,s .tyIc5 bv him the gilt.
o5ooJs church. and made special sup.
rI;o,tior far IL pastor and for his con.
ror.io, md ALA for the conversion of
an ma preachers Of the town. These
.nd many other strange things did this
s,r,r.. anostIe for 4 few wears. Alas!
4;s ,sorl, yyos nal 70 endure. Ii grad-
n,lIv faded away and now there j, none
~ tto h. found He himself met with a
s,d5or and violent death few years
,fteru,rs. ~ \ murderous shot fired at
him while. a town sergeant. he was ar
r.-ting /, prisoner This man, even in
H. no.itioa a. an officer. was TOO severe
and IN some measure tempted his own
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
SON-IN-LAW ARRESTED
Ne10-RocheIle La1oyer Declares For
mer Struck His Wife.

R. McKinlay Power. lawyer of New-Rochelle
and a war correspondent for 1.-THE London Daily
MALI and other newspapers in the Russo-Turkish
war yesterday swore out warrant and had his
son-tn-law, Cecil Bestor, twenty-four years old
arrested for assault. The lawyer charged Bestor
who is clerk. with visiting the Power home in
Residence Park on July and assaulting his wife
Mrs Sarah Power.
Bestor married Mr. Powers daughter about two
years ago. He was operator in the New York
Telephone Exchange. and made love to her over
the phone. The couple quarrelled and separated
and recently Mrs. Bestor has been living with her
parents. Mr. Power alleges that on July Bestor
called at the house and tried to kidnap his child
He begged TO see the baby, saying that he would
commit suicide If his request was refused. When
grabbed it and ran The mother and grandmother
chased Bestor through the park and when they
overlook him, Mr. Power said, Bestor tossed the
baby on the grass and punched his wife on the
face and other parts Of her body. She IS now
under the of physician,
Bestor was arraigned yesterday, and pleaded not
guilty. His case was set for hearing to-day. In
the mean while he is in the custody Of his lawyer
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
THEY HAD 5000 CIGARS.
Three alleged SmuggLers arrested
at Jerseg City.

The Jersey City police yesterday arrested
three men who, they think. trying to snug
gle five thousand cigars ashore from the Span
ish steamship Curytiba. recently arrived from
Havana and Matanzas
The first known of the affair was when Ed
ward Meyers. employed as watchman at the
standard Oil works, near Cavan Point, saw
man in boat put off from the shore and row
toward the steamship, which lay in the stream
between Black Tom Island and Bedlow's Island
When the boat reached the ship he saw several
bundles passed over the ships side. Suspecting
something was wrong, he called up the police
at the Ocean-ave and Comnlunipaw-ave. sta
tions. Captains Cummings and Nugent and two
detectives went at once to the place
By that time the boat was returning. This
time there were three men in it. When it
reached the shore the men were placed under
arrest. The bundles in the boat were found to
contain cigars. Some were in boxes and others
were in bundles, and the police say there were
five thousand cigars in all. The men were taken
before Police Commissioner Rowe, where they
said they were Daniel Castelano, of Forsythe
and Houston stS Manhattan, and CaSpar RuSa
steward, and Felix MuntZ, sailor, OF the steam
ship Durizza. They refused to make any state
ment, and committed to the Hudson
County Jail. pending an investigation by the
customs officers.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
USE FOUND FOR THE APPENDIX.
Doctors May Make 1t Work, For Change
DIR. R. F. Weir the Discoverer.

1t was 1902. The scene was farmhouse few
tall. willowy man with a small tuft of hair
was grasping the hand of young who was
his son, and who bound for this city to begin
life here clerk.
My boy said the old man he drew the boy
toward him. Thar be littul organ in your body
Nav. amt much worth to you as them pesky
insects My doctor say it be called pendix. Well
my boy, you may lose that worthless organ, but
don't you lose your fair name in the city if you've
a spark of love a kindling in you for me-"
Like the plot OF novel the scene was quickly
changed 1t is 1903 The boy is seated in little
room three by eight feet. writing letter to his
father. He writes:
Dear Father: When you give Harry some good
advice as he starts from the old farm for the
city don't tell him to value his appendix less than
grasshoppers. A leading physician here mas JuSt
discovered how to make good use OF the appenuIX
in certain surgical operations Amt 1t bully 10
think that the appendix will now have to WORK
I'm glad I never let any cut out my appendiN.
1 may vet find il handy organ oefore dle.
When you bid Harry goodby. dear father. be sure
The operation in which the appendix finds scope
of usefulness is on the intestines. DR.. Robert F.
Weir is the discoverer DR.. Willy Meyer. attending
surgeon to the German Hospital in an article which
he recently wrote for 1.-The Medical News said
about the operation:
I certainly consider DR.. Weir's proposition a
valuable addition to operative resources De-
sides presenting the fascinating idea OF making use
of this otherwise useless organ. The designation
for this operation in accordance with our RUE OF
nomenclature. think would be appendicostomy'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
CREEK DEPUTIES FIGHT
Resignation of the Cabinet Arouses a
Storm.

Athens. july S--rhe formal announcement in the
chamber To-Day by Premier Theotolis of the res
ignation Of the Cabinet, which was formed only ten
DAYS ago. was followed by scene of the widest
oisorue[' IN "hich the opposing Deputies
changed blows. and the galleries Joined in the
general uproar.
NJ Aheotols' IN announcing his resignation vio-
lently attacked the Opposition. who he said
fomented illusions among the masses which could
not be realized without involving the government
In the most serious consequences. He added that
the government was confronted by a formidable
upheaval of the whole people, and rather than take
drastic measures which the maintenance of order
demanded the Cabinet had resigned.
The storm broke NJ. Theotokis concluded The
president Immediately suspended the sitting and
later when he attempted to reassenlble the House
he could not find quorum. all the supporters of
NJ Delyannis. the former Premier and the Oppo-
sition leader having accompanied him home amid
intense rejoicing
The resignation of the Theotokis Cabinet was
hailed with Joy throughout the country, solu-
ton of the crisis is awaited with considerable
anxiety.
NJ Raln the former Premier. has undertaken to
form q Cabinet. He has asked for two days in
which 10 consult his friends. 1t is understood that
the new Cabinet will follow the policy of NJ. Del
yanuis.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
QUEEN THANKS CARNEGIE
C2ar Also Expresses appreciation
of Gift for Peace Palace.

Andrew Carnegie has received the following
letters from Count Cassini, the Ambassador OF
Russia in washington, and from the Queen or
the Netherlands, in reference to his presenta-
+ion of 81. 100000 to the Netherlands Govern
roent for 2 courthouse and library for the use OF
the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The
Hague:
washington, May Is, 1908
Sir. His majesty the Emperor has learned Win
. 4rnos+ sTsfaction of the generous donation OF
- s 20 o3e nv vou for the purpose of erecting
9i9; S;Gi9J ss The Hague to held the permanent
seat oT ibraTv 1ag i in connecton with the same
His majesty directs me 70 CoHNSS " go 80, o@
RtS r1Intfoent gift bestowed on cause the lntla-
tive OF which belongs TO my LnoSt 1EiII nToVs
f 9;astirna HE value the future peace OF the
World and the happiness Of all manl1nd; ,,-a =.
Xcouitting myself with the greatest pleasure OF
the agreeable s dutS 'H'' COUNT CAssINI,
cerely yours Ambassador OF Russia.
Wilhelnina Queen of the Netaeaa1qs rTncess o OF
Tn ordsT that the Institution originated by the
Peace Conference NAV OF soyeTegns and gov,
ernoTs Is necessary, but the syIapanE " ii tS,s
persons also is needed foo' 20 the sentiment Win
ehsracterfstic energy you have onereo pIhnce1y b
gift for the esta6Is isls 3Ifent ~ eAnrtbiiration IN
Ne nsIace of peace which VIII owe It's exist
ence TO your munihcence Eensar sr,sna sSdesyor to
tns ~ ~ d9AeTances between nations by peaceful
meansI Your contrteuuns So 80 dssd wStcb T and
realza93n eennreesste the highly because an
International decree having ms pnonntry. the Nether~
S car rsiders itself the guardan OF Lhe loea o.
naacs which IL was the aim OF Ihe T1aeu7 ooiii't
re. 70 ise See Of this letter to offer you these our
GiS tsn hsaIfs at q. Pases sosssdy 5hs s e Sga
1904
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
WAR TALK INCREASING.
,rsSI4 And MANCHURIA.
D.t arthur Conference Thought To
Re Planning HOstiEties.

49,, o,nosite New-Chwang, Manchuria
MI an che prominent Russian officials in
jay = ,ranchuria and Corea are attending the
China Al Port Arthur Among them are
oOA',, .,,.,s.er of War. NJ, Kuropatkin; Admiral
me .ha Fussian ministers at Picking and
Al, .he politicaI agents in China and Corea.
,.si,e NJ Pokotiloff, recently Russian finan-
ny -.,rssentative at Peking; General Dessino,
ola' -,u+sry agent in China; the civil and mill
ln1 .escers al Moukden, Harbin and Kirin,
Uis -. administrator of New-Chwang. The
enu si,es al the conference are enveloped in
p's.n,d secrecy. 1t is popularity supposed that
= pussian officials are considering war ques-
- The foreign commercial officials at New
--r.re and Port Arthur believe that the pos
- war is increasing steadily. The Rus
-. rolicv is believed TO be 10 hold the present
s'aa -..,o,s IN Manchuria, including New-Chwang.
"a 70 take no steps TO avert hostility with
& - il Is assured that Japan will fight
-at5ed The war feeling among the japanese
= .-or4b China is intensifying
." ~ Russian civil administrator with the
,--..-,or General Of New-Chwang, has begun
:, .r.c,,on Of a government building designed
:. hid al Russian Offices. including the tele-
- and telephone departments, in the centre
- che foreign settlement, partly on land ceded
>, +be Chinese according to the Russian ex-
-,,nation and partly Oh the public square
.to,,, which the foreign consulates are congre-
- The residents Of other natfonalities are
s-enaring 10 protest against this encroachment
On the public square
Puesian company yesterday completed the
cbses of the river steam tug business, here
pps,Te controlled by a British company. This
A. rsqsrded as an important step toward Rus
sisn control Of the harbor, as the new company
s ,annsrently acting in behalf OF the Russian
HoTs-nn1ent = Russia having small commercial
t,,erssfs here The British company had four
bosts and the Russians have imported two
80 All six vessels are armed and command
- ~ Russian officers The crews are composed
n soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
ANOTHER 'DIsoRDERLY" FREE.
The Woman Had Year to Serve for Bad
Language-Justiee Maddox Releeses Her.

Justice Maddox. OF the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
following the precedent established by Justice
Martha Clark had been Illegally committed to the
Bedford Reformatory for Women and released her
from that institution. where under the commitment
she had still year to serve
The woman was arrested June II, 1901, while
riding in a Staten Island trolley car. and charged
with using profane and obscene language. At her
trial in the Court of Special Sessions. in Brooklyn
Justice Ready committed her to the reformatory
a "dsorderly person" The case came before
the court Yesterday on the return OF a writ OF
habeas corpus obtained by Thomas e Hamill. who
had become interested in the woman He argued
that there was no such thing in the Penal Code as
a "disorderly person. and Justice Maddox agreed
decision,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
DISTURBANCES FEARED IN CUBA.
Depletion Of the Rural Guard Causes
Anxiety-CoIonists Ask Protection.

Depletion Of the Rural Guard Causes
Anxiety-Colonists Ask Protection.
Havana. July s. Some concern is being mani
tested over the situation OF the Rural Guard.
The period OF the two year enlistments, which
began under American Intervention, is expiring
and many Of the guards not disposed to re-
enlist on account of the small pay and peculiar
conditions Of the service. Cavalryrnen receive
$40 a month and furnish their own horses and
fodder, clothes and subsistence. The force of
1600 men has recently dwindled to 1900. the
best class Of material for soldiers not applying
for enlistment 4 fortnight ago President
Palma sent recommendation to the House OF
Representatives to increase the force to 1900
and to make various changes affecting the pay
and expenses Of the men. No action has been
taken, and Congress is apparently about to ad-
journ.
The colonists, chiefly from Canada and Michi-
gan, in the district near Holguin. where
American named Joseph e Bradley was mur-
dered by robbers on June 80. have asked for
moro protection, and other communities have
made similar appeals.
Coincident with the depletion Of the Rural
Guard the government is taking preventive
measures against possible disturbances which
are threatened by a few Of the more radical Of
the claimants to pay as revolutionary soldiers.
General Rodriguez has Increased his small force
OF guards at Havanh- Sefor Yero the Secretary
OF the Interior has summoned tne GqyeInUIs J % %
all the provinces to conferences at Havana 70
devise means of maintaining public order IN
casa Of threatened disturbances. The four
guards at the Presidents palace nave oeen IN m
Creased 10 eight. There are no signs OF trouble
however. aside from few speeches and letters
of exaggerated tone
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
SHIP TRUST EARNINGS.
Report That They Are $3.50 900
AboUe Requrements.

What was declared to be semi-offlciaI state
ment, although no indication was given as to its
source. published in Wall Street yesterday
that the net earnings Of the International Mer-
camille Marine Company for the six months ended
June 30 exceeded the requirements Of 81 $4,000 for
hxed charges and sinking fund by s750OoO which
would be at the rate of 2A per cent year on the
per cent preferred stock. of which s546OoOoo is
outstanding.
In the curb market International Mercantile Ma
rlne preferred stock touched new low level sell
ing down to 20 The close was at 1917 hid 90S.
asked as againstnls @ bid 2S asked the close on
IUesday The common closed at 4S< bid 81 asked
comparing with As bid, asked on the preceding
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
FIGHT IN VENEZUELA.
Capture of american Ships By Both
Sides Reported.

Port Of Spain. Trinidad. July SIT is reported
from Ciudad Bolivar that the Venezuelan Gov
srnment forces yesterday captured three Ameri-
can steamers near Apure and that the revOlu-
tionists at Ciudad Bolivar have captured two
American vessels.
An attack on Ciudad Bolivar is expected to
take place tomorrow but before attacking the
city General Gomez win offer General Rolando,
commander Of the revolutionists. In the name or
President Castro the Presidency Of one Of the
States Of Venezuela II Rolando VIII support the
government.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY CASE
Canadian Expert Examining Original Chnts
at State Department.

Washington. July S-JOseph ". Pope. ths Cana
dian expert in connection with the Alaskan bouu
dary question. who has been named as srincsrsI
assistant 70 the Canadian agent IN the preparation
mission which will meet in London IN September
called at the State Department to-day aud paid
his respects to Acting Secretary LOOMS Mr. Pom,
comes by direction OF his government % sxauaiu.
Ine originals OF some OF the important charts pr~
sented BY the American side in support OF its czs-
ana secretary Loomis cOurteously placed room -
Ine state Department at his service. Mr. POPE AZ
once ossan the examination OF the charts befnx
American agent
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
MRS. o. II. p. BELMONT WINS.

Hampstead, Long Island. July S-As an outcoun.
OF the effort OF Mrs. O. H. P Belmont 20 prevent
the hackmen encroaching on the driveway al tn.
station the trustees of the village have decided -
impose license fee. The hackmen requested the
license as protection from usurpation OF business
oy outsiders whenever something special took pzcs
in the village or near it. Under the license thu
hacEnen will be required TO obey the ordinance r.
garding the open space for carriages in front OF
railroad station marked by a red dead line
Niolators will have their license revoked. The de-
ctston is a victory for Mrs Belmont. whose huS-
band took uP the matter with Village President
IflSh
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
PEASANTS IN REVOLT.
Abolition of Greek Currant Monopoly Causes
Serious Trouble.

Athens. July s-Agitation regarding the currant
monopoly is daily growing serious in West
ern Peloponnesus. or Morea, south of the Isthmus
OF Corinth The peasants in the neighborhood of
Pyrgos are practically in revolt They have de-
stroyed the railway at several points because
troops prevented them from sezing trains on which
they wished to come to Athens and present their
views to the King in favor Of granting monopoly
Many Of the agitators at Pyrgos armed They
are keeping up a continuous fusillade and are
paradins the town shouting, The monopoly
death thereby voicng their belief that the grant
ing of the monopoly is necessary to enable the
cuTrant growers to live.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09

from the Fresh Air Home OF Miss Nelson at
HLLeeasantv1lle- The silverware hidden in a
cnInlney, secret closets and holes the wall. In
an about $500 worth Of plunder in addition to that
recovered Tuesday was found.
some OF the police believe that Webber had a
nand in the robbery OF the country mansion OF
William E. Iselin at New Rochelle. Weber de-
mes that he had anything to do with this burglary
Weober says he never entered house s q
burglar when there was any inside. He says
not one case of burglary In the third degree can
be made out against him.
80 mrs: h Weber has sent her children TO relative
or hers and will go to work to support herself and
them. She Frustrated when she learned the
truth about her husband Now she says she still
DeneVeS in him. She thinks it true that he first
stole to her and their children from starving
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
REDUCING TROOPS IN CUBA.
Four Artillery Companies Will Remain for
Garrisons.

washington. July a-The Secretary OF War has
ordered the withdrawal from Cuba Of four COM
panies of coast artillery. the 18TH and Ast. now at
f1S,agos ana the 2Sd and 24th now at Havana:
the 18Th Company 20 take station at Fort Schuy-
Ter. New-York. and the 2st at Fort Mott. New
Jersey. and the 23d and %th az Fort Mckinley,
Maine This discontinues the present post OF
C,anfueeos and leaves In Cuba the nth and 18th
on,,arjes AZ Santiago and the goth and I'D. at
Hsvsna These companies will ultimately garri-
SON the two projected coaling stations at Bahia
Honda and Guantanamo.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
STATIONS TREATY.
Ratification Enpected-Committee to
Recommend Postponen1ent.

Havana, July S.-The Senate committee has
decided to submit report recommending the
postponement of the ratification of the nava!
stations treaty. The indications are that it will
be defeated. and that the treaty will be ratified
The Senate adjourned this evening after pass
ing the bill regulating the payment Of the
claims Of the revolutionary soldiers. 1t is ex-
pected that the committees report on the naval
stations treaty will be considered at the next
session on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
NEW FISHES FOR THE AQUARIUM.

The first OF the annual shipments OF dsh collected
in Bermuda for the Aquarium by Professor Bris-
tol arrived here on Tuesday. 1t contained several
species not in the collection Of the Aquarium
Among these were the tiger rock fish, Spanish lady
fish. margate fish. and remora- Besides these ther~
green moray seven feet long yellow ana
blue striped grunts- trigger, angel. four-eyed and
squirrel FISH. groupers red grOupers. spot. red and
hog fish hind and yellow tails Notwithstandinz
a11yy
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
FIND MORE OF WEBBERs BOOTY.
Christian Burglar" Told Detectives Where
It Was-An Organ Among Plumber

John webber, whom the police call the Christian
burglar of Chappaqua, because in the daytime he
posed as a retired Christian gentleman and at
night robbed the homes OF Quakers and neighbors,
as we'll as q score of summer homes along the
Harlem Railroad. told the White Plains detectives
yesterday where they could find plunder in
his home. On making search they found costly
organ and silver plate. The organ had been stolen
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
CONFIDENCE IN KING LEOPOLD VOTED.
Congo Debate Ends in Belgian Chamber of
Deputies,

Brussels, July &-The debate IN the Chamber Of
Deputies OF the charges brought against the ad-
mlnistration o. the Congo Independent State ended
today. The House. by vote Of 81 to 35 passed
the order OF the day. expressing agreement with
the government and confidence In the moral devel-
opment and prosperity of the Congo State under
the direction of King Leopold
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
THE SYNDICATE DISSOLVED.

The syndicate formed last summer by Kuhn, Loeb
& Co to underwrite $12.o0O.o00 per cent bonds Of
the ST Louis Southwestern Railway Company has
been dissolved II is reported that about one-half
OF the issue was disposed Of and the bonds will be
delivered to members Of the syndicate If they so
wish or else will be disposed of by the syndicate
NJ na gers in their hest Judgment.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
TO PROTECT FRENCH INTERESTS.
GunbOat JOufrOy On the Way to Ciudad
Bolivar.

Port Of Spain. July s.-The French gunbeat Jouf-
troy passed here last night on her way. to Ciudad
Bolivar, Venezuela which Is in the bands Of rev.
oluuonists TO protect French Interests and collect
documents relating to claims arising from the
TeYoIuuon. the postoce authorities at Ciudad Boil
NaF having detained them for three months in
oIqer 70 prevent their presentation to the mixed
tribunal The Joufroy viii also take necessary
sndavits on board that vessel.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
RUSSIAN FAIR COMMISSIONED NAmEn

washington. July s.-Mr- Riddle. charge d'ar>sira,
At 81. Petersburg. informs the State Department
'iiat MT Alexandrowsky. chamberlain TO the En-
peIOr mas been appointed general commissioner OF
'iie RUSSIAN section OF the ST. Louis Exposition