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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

3linns part cularly Is Easter ever observed
with much particularity.
gS In all OF the Episcopal churches the
services will be of a special character. Ser
mons appropriate to- the occasion Will 20
preac he'd and especially arranged pro-
Several OF the churches will be decorated
with flowers, DR.. W. Z. Evans VII
preach twice at Monumental and
there will be W a Holy Communion
service at Ill A. NJ. At st. An-
ldrew's hero will be a special sermon IN
the morning and a confirmation service
at night. The offerings In tho churches
will be for missionary and other impor-
ltant objects. Il
During the past few days the Catholic
churches have been with solemn services
observing the passion and death Of Christ.
To-day the bells, which have been silent
will ring gain; the organ will again
peal forth Tho affairs will be bright with
,nowersrnnd lighted candles, and beautiful
musi c will be sung. ,afs
At the Cathedral solemn ponticcal mass
will be celebrate at IL O'clock by Bishop
Van dc Vyver. Several priests Will be IN
the sane tuary. Very Rev. Father Bowie
vicar general. will be assistant to the
Bishop; Father John McVerry and Father
John. dca cons Of honor: Father Hannigan
and Father Massey, deacons Of the mass,
The sermon will be prea ched by Father
Hannigan, the eloquent pastor of ST..
.Josephs After the mass Bishop Van de
Vyyer will give the pontihcal blessing.
The collection taken will be for the edu-,
cation OF priests. II
a1 OTHER DENOMINATIONS.
" Among several OF the other denomina-
tons Easter will be more or less OBJ
isered. Nearly air the Baptist and the
Methodist Churches will have special SER SER.
mons and special music. ii it555 y
Ii AT Grove avenue DR.. Hawthorne will
preach in the morning on THE Moral
Effort OF Chrlsts Resurrection.''a
e the First baptist Church Dr.. Cooper
will preach the morning on THE JOY
of the Resurrection." At night. Manney's
icantnta. THE Risen Christ, will be sung
Il at Leigh Street Baptist, the Rev. NJ.
}Ashby Jones will preach In, the morning
on THE Message ofithe Empty Tomb"
AT light an Easter cantata will be sung.
AT Clay Street Methodist there will be
special Easter sermons and music.
z At Centenary, DR.. Lear will preach In
the morning on 1.-THE Resurrection OF
Christ as the Basis of Hope" 81
iJaAt Broad Street in the morning. the
Rev. w. B. 3eauchamp will preach a
special Easter sern on. s1 js. +;
E At Union Station DR.. cannon will preach
in the morning on "a prior Argument
FOR the Resurrection" n l M
g At Seventh Street Christian the Rev.
Carey II. Morgan will preach In the morn
Ing on ''fhe Resurrection 81
q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Mutual ,Phones in coyingtor,
(special to The Times Dispatch.)

tHlT. lSIcclht W A1tt AAIAiSSThS'Spelscts1
Is CONVICTION, VA, April 1.-THE secs
ond meeting OF the 'phone renters and
business men Of Coyington was held in
the courthouse to-nlght at o'clock, The
committee appointed to determine the cost
OF building q phone system made q very
satisfactory report. and II was generally
agreed that q mutual 'phons company
should be formed here The most impor-
5tanr thing done at to-night's meeting was
the appointment OF a committee 70 pres
pare a charter for a mutual company
This committee consists OF Aiesars. IN. u.
Allen, chairman; NJ. NJ. Collins. ". stcL-
Ulster. p. 3, Robey and g W, HusAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Music and Song.

K Friday evening there was a gathering
at the home Of Miss Rosa Rannister,S Of
No. 4l9 East Byrd Street, Numerous
selections OF vocal and instrumental
ouartette, of Church Hill, was present
refreshments were served. Anon g those
present were Misses 1lata. Josephinl
and Nora O'Ilara. Iottie and lille
d Loving Cleo Y, George. Mary, Maud
and Rosa Bannister; Messrs. James
Flood. Chris Flood, Mr., Cobb. Hamilton
Enos, Crawford. Davis, Cherry, Philippe
and Zones, 3f 5 liltS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

Striped Madras 80 inches wide, in all colors good
value at zoe; special, per yard .1aac.
New line Of Striped Gaatea Cloth in all colors 20
inches wide, for, per yard Sc.
new line Of Cotton Crepon just received in oil coors
worth poe, for per yard 70 2-3c.3
Also one lot Of l5c Crcpon special for per yardIac.
English Long Cloth, yards to piece, 80 inches vide
extra value, piece " 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
ANOTHER
BIG CLAIM.
CONTINUED from First Page,)1

vile to be placed on tho tomb Of Joffer-
son after the memorial exercises at the
University, Of Virginia Monday, The
local branch Of the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial Association Will ship n full
grown American beauty rose tree to
Charlottesville Monday 10 be placed OH
the grave. The Washington Chapter Of
the Daughters of the American Reyolu-
ton will also send a floral piece,
General Fitzhugh Lee, president OF the
Jefferson Memorial Association. has In
ylted the Memorial Association to take
part In the convention OF tho former In
st. Louis during the week OF the dedl-
ca ton Of the Exposition buildings. Tho
Invitation will be acted on at the meet.
Ing Of the Board of Governors Of the
Memorial Association, which will be.
held Ut the .Hotel carton Monday eve
ming before the dinner. NJ & Ks
LETTER BOXES. (, NJ h
Despite the absolute secrecy main
stalned % to the conduct and gesylts RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
MADE a MILLION
On an Investment Of Twenty-Five

On an Investment Of Twenty-Five
Cents.
Large fortunes are ottimes made from
small amounts 5udiciously Invested, but
ii is seldom that an opportunity occurs
to make million dollars from an invests
ment Of Is cents Good health Is far
moro valuable than money, In 1902
s,Tb6000 persons used DR.. Burkhart's
Vegetable Compound. Eighty per cent.
Of whom were restored to health. not one
Of whom would be willing to return "a
gold. II you are sick. suffering from any
disease OF the Blood. Liver or Kidneys.
Rheuma tlsm, Nervousness or Constip
tion this great remedy will cure you, 70
cents. All druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Parasol Display e. 9iaa Second NJ.

opening Parasols which Thalhmes
the finest collection Of Novelties
shown ecpsed
efforts results
buy Paraso for s5o t. IS that would
The variety that will hardly
exactly which gives Of exuveness to the line
S$i Second Floor, Facing Elevators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
New Spring Wraps

Tan Covert Jackets, lo-inch, "a
I inch and 3o-inch length, Tapped and
strapped scams $500 to $1,000
Black Broadcloth Coats, taffetai
lined. S8.48, $1,000 and $1a.5o
All.Wool Cheviot Jackets, lined
throughout 2..,.. ,ss5 $500
& Silk Etons ct $500 and $3.50
worth double, WI
Cloth Etons, reduced to s3.48 and
4 $500, former: prices $500 to $1,000.
Silk Ping Pong Coats; special
price q. v. 80: 800
Tafeta and Peau de Sole Box
4 Coats ]. $1,000 to $a5.oo$
Peau de Sole Capes,
$500, $3.50 and $1,000 ].
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previous season.
Six Suits.

Black and Colored Tafeta shrt.wais Suits tucked
waist with fagot trimming full puff sleeves gored skirt
with plated flare, at $500
Fine pn.stripcd raretn Suits II black and white and
colos strap shoulders and 'front.' pped circular fare skirts
cut fill, extra quality, style and finish aa5oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Good Silk News.

Just arrived, a beautiful range Of 7
co'lto'rring in Checked and Striped
Silks 4. n. 50, So and s7sc.
F7oclulards, in extra values, in black
and co'lored grounds ... So and 7sc.
Black Bias *. Pe ,'s de Sole; three special
Values at..,.,,' IS, 75c.
Liberty satins, il i! colors and
o'acN 80 soc.
Pe cal de de- Cygnes, il black, colored
and and changgeable. good width rs. s1.oos
Japanese Silk, in white, with fnse,s
twill 4. . !. /. . n J. !. rac Y
Il Ne: Natural ll shautung, one Of the most
stylish silk fabrics .... 50 and 75c.$
Plain Plain Black Foulard, an especially
I ille a weave Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Wash Goods and White Goods.

Aercerized Damasks and Madras also Oxfords, good
4 value at 35c.; special yard a5c
4o.inch Irish Lawn, sheer and fine, from tac per
yard and upwards. # :5j III 5asss S4884 885 5558
One lot Of a2inch Madras in figures and stripes good
value at 10 90 and Poe special 1ac.
One lot Merccrized Striped and Check Madras; also
Oxfords good value ct 25c., special e 2-3c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
new REVENUE BILL B /. :.
!. sum IT YIELDS !. ! 5.
Continued from First Pase,>

new tax, and that sum Is therefore, clear
gain. ~ Z,
@ The revenue from liquor under the
operation OF tho Mann bill, and Win IN
creased license taxes, will yield ~ tile. IT
INV. more than is now derived from this
source Already several of the towns
and cities OF the state have voted against
license, and the losses of revenue thus
sustained win about wipe out any In
crease otherwise apparent from the ops
Grafton OF the Mann bill and the higher
license. vs. iS55 d Il a g y 9TH 81 Il lan 3a5 =
The Increase Of one fourth OF one per.
( cent, on fire insurance premiums VIII
Yield an increase OF revenue OF about
$1,000 or $1,000.
81 {s The Net Increase.
weighing the g,tins and losses, It will
ba seen that the total net inc N,ase or
revenue as a result OF the operation OF
Nthe nlan5o OF taxation will be about $l5o,-
900. Here Is statement that VIII show
the result at n glance; 49,, 49,
Increase from railroads. s-oo'V,'
increase from regtstra ! ooo
Z ton fees .,..,,.,,,,.,.',gs tio'o' 0
Increase from franohlss ,.ooo,
tax Observation-Disclosures. 'o''eo
Increase from fire. insur- 40,
f ance Observation-Disclosures ''0N 0S
Decrease realty and per- - =,
sonalty ,...,..,,..,.'..'.'.'''f 1 30 ~,
Decrease telephones,..,, as'on
Decrease charter 9 fees'.. lO,VVo -
totals $1,000 $4,000
Net increase Of reNer I'd exc onn
nue., about .,........,'.,t3 Y ~ M
Where no change has been made ~ the
plan of taxation no mention mas pesl
made herein of the revenue aerlymnte
from other sources, which NIL. Of course,
remain the same, or merely u.utsass s
With the normal increase Of yalues ana
business, Auditor Marye III ma stats-
ment prepared recently for ! ne senate
and printed as Senate doeunen. a. A., !
YEAR other tinanciers familiar With the
i revenues wen coincide In this view, 8s
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The Net Increase.

weighing the giins and losses. It Will
be seen that the total net tncNase OF
revenue MS a result or the opera tlon = OF
mn Here Is a statement that will show
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Exclusive Spring Novelties II, Won1ens Garments.

thorough all The notable dgners has DROUGHT to
the the most magnificent
exclusive styles Displayed III previous season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
']HAL,HIM Rs
lew TailOr-111ade Suits.


M High Grade Tailor.Madc Suits, 4 IN gray
and bite and tan and blue mixtures, collar.
less 2IEton, Elton lined with blue tnircta,
deep shoulder on pcs, plped With blue clothj
Exit, new and kilted dare, trimmed to
match jacket, habit back, en- traino, copy
of imported model, at half-price Of original
Our price 3. $4,000
The Intest---Ncw Shaped blouse, full y
blouse back, deep pointed collar, trimmed Y
i with silk braid, full sleeves, blouse finished
with deep girllo, tafrotn lined, skirt 7.gorcd
flare, trimmed on trnino and silk braid,
pretty for slender figures $1,000 !
Co1larlcss blouse Suits, plain brondcloth a
and fancy mixtures, double shoulder scnpes,
Killed skirts, taffcta trimmed, only $4,000,
Misses, Suits, gray and TIM ctamine,
collhrless blouse, double cnpcs, pipcd with
taffeta, tanTeta lined, new nared skirt
ut ..................t. " SOC i
t4ai
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
COMMENCEMENT
week AT
BROADDUS
PROGRAM OF THE VARIOUS MA
CIRCULATION EXERCISES TO
BE HELD AT THE BAPTIST
COLLEGE.
Graduating Exercises Take Place Wed.
nesday Morning, June 3, at 10
O'Clock at the First Bap-
tist Church.

Commencement exercises at Broaddus
viii be Tie order Of the week. The first
exercises will be held tonight in the In
stitute chapel. a recital Of the music
and elocution departments. On Friday
night the primary win give an enter
tainment in the chapel Al other exer-
ciscs will u in the Baptist church.
Not Of least interest viii be the bacca-
laureate sermon Sunday morning BY DR..
Emory ". Hunt, president Of Dennison
university DR.. Hunt is one OF the most
eloquent men in the denomination, hay-
ing recently been called to Dennison from
DR.. Gordon, church in Boston.
The contest of the societies on Monday
night promise, to be tie great center Of
interest among the students. There has
been healthy rivalry in the societies
ever since their organization, and the an
nual eontc,t i looked forward to with
special interest. The banner given by
J. r. Adam, to the society which shall
win the most points in the contest has
been an incentive sufficient 10 make ey-
erv one Do III best and an the enthus.
iasm OF tfc school i awakened for the
decision.
Tuesday night the musical and elocu-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
INSPECTION
COMPLETED
COMPANY < OF NATIONAL GUARD
MADE AN EXCELLENT
APPEARANCE.
Best Organized and Trained Company
Yet Visited by Captain Lewis.
Report win Be Highly Com
plimentary.

The inspection Of company X Of the
West Virginia National Guards by Capt.
Thomas j. Lewis OF the Second caulry.
United States army, and Col. Charles
NJ Simms, Of the Second West Virginia
regiment, was completed at the armOry
in Thomas Patton's store building on
West Pike street last night. Thirty
six of the fifty-fiye members OF the com
pany reported. The others were out Of
the city. They went through the usual
drills and other army maneuvers, and
spent the evening in the presence of the
inspecting officers.
The inspection was quite satisfactory,
Captain Lewis remarking that it was
the best organized and drilled company
he had yet inspected in this state. He
was highly pleased with the conduct Of
the Officers and men Of the company
and viii compliment them highly in his
report. They are sure OF being the re-
cipieuts Of some OF the new equipments
the federal government viii distribute
among the companies of the National
Guard in this state.
The Inspecting Officers, accompanied
by Col. Henry r. Smith, OF the First
regiment, left this morning for Sutton
to inspect the company recently organic
ed there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
ST. JOSEPH
DEFEATED
westonites Sent Them Home With Col
ors Trailing in the Dust.-Score
10 TO s in Favor of Weston.

The st. Joseph Academy baseball club
club returned from Weston Tuesday
morning with colors trailing in the dust.
Victory vas not pcrched on their ban
ncr. and about the only thing they could
say w,s. I'VE had tough luck, and were
up against it." The game at Weston
Monday afternoon resulted in score OF
10 10 5 in favor Of the Wcstonites. The
lineup for the Clarksburg team was G.
Gill. first base: Frank Mcdonald, short
stop: Erik Hess, second base; VIII Mul'
heran. LEFT field; F. !. Gill. center field;
W. Stealcy, right field; Guy Zinn, third
base: &. Jacox. catcher, and Morgan Day.
pitcher. Although they lost the game,
the boys enjoyed their visit very much
and had good time generally.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
PULLED TRIGGER
OF OLD BLUNDERBUSS
Lee Dodd Raises a Little Excitement
at the Ball Game Monday Afternoon.

\ pistol report and small cloud of
smoke made a rear window in the old
stone house opposite the ball park, more
familiarly known as the Jackson house,
the cynosure Of all eyes Of those who
we're in attendance at the ball game
yesterday afternoon.
ffieers Shackelford and Harry Brooks
made an investigation and found Lee
Dodd, the resident 70 the house, a little
the worse for having imbibed too freely
in the flowing bowl. The officers brought
the man to the city lookup and jailed
him. Later he was given 4 small fine
by the mayor on the charge of drunk
cnness. He paid the fine and was dis
missed. Dodd says he picked up an old
blunderbuss OF a pistol and held it out OF
the window and snapped the trigger. He
claimed he didn't know 1t was loaded
and wanted to see whether It was or
not.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
DIDN'T PAY
FOR HIS LODGING
Young Cecil McAtee is Sentenced to jail
and Fined for Jumping a Board
Bill Of Twelve Dollars.

Cecil AIcAtee, a young man about
20 wears OF age, was arrested Monday
afternoon in the baseball park during
the bah game between the lady baseball
team and the Clarksburg team. Consta-
bic Davis made the arrest upon war
rant which had been issued in Justice
Rilcy's court at the instance of Mrs.
Emma ]. Jones, who claimed that Nc
Atee had left her boarding house with
out settling board bill amounting to
So.
The Young man was brought to the
county Jail and incarcerated. Tuesday
afternoon he was given a hearing by
the magistrate. lie plead guilty to the
eharc9-and was given the minimum SEN
tenee- So fine and ten days in Jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26

The jury in the slot machine case
against Frank Gaugh.rn, manager of
the West End saloon, brought in YER
dict Monday evening. after being out
only short time, Of guilty. The YER
dict was apparently gratifying to the
ministers and Others who were watch
ing the case with the hope that such
would be the sense Of the jury. On the
other hand, there was not so much dis
appointment among the saloon men rs
there wonld have been under different
circumstances. They had been led to
suspect from the attitude assumed by
Judge Mason in his charge to the grand
jury on the subject that conviction would
follow in the circuit court. An appeal
win be taken by the defendant to the
court Of appeals Of the state.
4 motion was made to set the verdict
aside and grant a new trial. Judge Ma
son has the motion under consideration
and may not dispose Of it for some days.
The penalty IS what Interests those
connected with the case. There can be
a fine of from 500 TO $1,000 and I'M
prisonment in the county jail for not
less than 60 days or more than twelve
months
In the event the verdict is not set
aside an appeaT will IL +,t-er ~ 4be ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26

OF MISS ADLER
Celebrated at the Baltimore Home o
Her Parents in Brilliant and
Elaborate Manner.

Philip Adler is home from Baltimore
where he. at his Baltimore home, 2llC
Boldon street, participated in the ''cn,
gagemeut day Of his daughter, Mis-.
Sadie Adler and Mrs. Jonas Adler, .
prominent young business man Of Brad
ford. Pa. The event was elaborate and
brilliant, being leading social function
More than 80 guests were present. NJ
date has been set for the wedding, but
it will be in the next few months. Miss
Adler is quite well known here, and j.
a charming Young lady.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
TWO FUNERALS
SAME HOUR
Death of We'll Known Baptist Minister
at Freemansburg.-Also of
Mrs. Gibson.

Two funerals at the same hour werC
held at Frccnausburg on Sunday. One
was that OF Rev Il. A. Kcmpcr. a well
known Baptist minister, who for The
past forty years has been conspicuou.
figure at almost every gathering Of min
isters Of that denomination in this part
Of the state, and the other was that ol
Mrs. Laura J. Gibson, widow Of the latC
i. ]. Gibson, a prominent merchant ant
for years the postmaster Of Freemans
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
DRILLING
SUSPENDED
On the Acena Tallsington Wen Near
Wallace on Account Of Strong Gas
Pressure in the Stray Sand

Credit balances SI.5Oi certificates, no
bid
shipments PENNSYLVANIA. 1886
barrels; average, $1,000 barrels. Runs,
l8O45o; average. 77.sC9.
Shipments q.imal, ll3.7o7; average,
G924G barrels. Runs, 77.l54 barrels; av-
crasc, 5GI33.
Northeast Of the Folsom district, in
this county. the South Penn oil COM
many and Treat & Crawford have de-
yelopcd strong gas in The bottom Of the
straw sand at No. :, on the cena Talk
ington farm and has suspended drilling
n TIE same district, the South Penn
has drilled No. l, on the Mary !. Ben
nett farm through the fifth sand and
has a dustcr,
The same eompany's 10. ,. on the
4. VI. Wyycl farm |, p feet in tho
straw sand and has no oil.
In the salem district, the South Penn
oil company has completed No. ! q
The ". S. Williams farm and has a light
pumper.
IN Tie Folsom district, wctzel coun
n. Tie South Penn oil company ha'
drilled lis test on the N. D. Hunter farm
through all sands, including the fifth
and has duster. The same company
No. on the b. Higgins farm has beci
completed and Is a lo.barrel pumpcr Il
the Gordon sand.
Carnahan 4 Son have drilled their No
on the y. L. Talkington farm throusI
the Gordon and have a o-barrel pro
ducer.
The South Penn Oil company has com
pletcd No. y on the Robinson tract an
has 5-barel pumper in the GorIol
and No. 4P. Starkey, is about twice tha
size.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
USED BAD
LANGUAGE
Toward Sophia Juliana and Warrant is
Issued to Make Him Keep
the Peace

Upon complaint of Sophia Juliana
Monday evening Squire James \. David
issued 4 peace warrant against Tom Da-
vis. Of Adamston. m cmploye at the
Perry Coal L Coke company's former
mining property. The warrant was pac.
81 in the hands OF Constable Herbert I.
Davis to excute- The woman charges
Davis with usi1g vile and abusive Ian
guage toward her Sunday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
LAND
COMPANY
ORGANIZES
Sheriff John a. Fleming Elected Vice
President of the cOncem.-Wll
Hold Big Lot Sale.

The West Lumberport Land and De-
velopment company held meeting at
Lumberport Monday afternoon and or.
ganized. Officers were elected as fol
lows:
F. NJ. Robinson, president.
John \. Fleming, vice president.
r. D. Rogers, secretary.
E. f. Rogers, attorney in fact.
B. L. Honor, treasurer.
The officers constitute the board o.
directors.
The company win have a lot sale Mon
day, june /. They have liz lots, whicl
they will put on sale that day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
RARBER SHOES Will CLOSE.

All Of the barber shops in the city
viii close next Saturday-Dccontion
Day-srt ) o'clock ?. N. on the even
ins before the shops viii remain open
until 10 o'clock P. m. We give this in
formation in spirit Of friendliness for
the benefit Of the young men who want
10 make use Of clean shave next Sun
day
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
CONDITION
! W IMPROVED
Mr.. cutherie Wires That His Son, Nor
ris, is Better TOday.-Abie to
Take NOurishment.

Telegrams were received here today
from D. S. Guthcric, in Baltimore, stat
inc that his little son, Morris was some
beticr and that he had been able to take
some nourishment. The chances for hi
recovery are better than a day ago, The
little fellow is suffering from an opera
ton for stone Of the bladder, performed
1 few weeks ago in a hospital in that
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

4 warrant has been issued by Squire
j. \. David, upon complaint Of a man
named Farmer at Dixie, against Walter
Z. Moore, charging him with assaultins
the complainant two weeks ago last
Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-26
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.

Abraham w. Burdett, Of Pruntytown,
was admitted today by Judge Nathan
Gof to practice in the circuit court Of
the United States.