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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19
per 60(e Sna6e.''

Srpan SnunitI4 2aptin, Elm iunger
Mdnn BON %un9ene6mcm QeuBern, unO
Qnnu @emiononna Su6li5td, Elm jun
qe8 MGb6en nit elmer Stumpfnais.
puren oas Itetle 1fer binabgeitiegen
uno ieBtcn ii6 auf cine 8anf. Die
8ant itan0 bi6t am Wai1er, 3pi16en
Dem bi6ten 8eItrdu6 be8 WeiCengez
b6l8es. Sin alerIiebites 9ldB6en!
Wenn man bier iiBt, lit man BON Der
Welt qar3 perborqen, - nur bon ben
TiI6en unD ben Spinner, Die bliBarz
tig iiber oa8 8afcr fliegen, tpirO man
qeIeben. Die iungen Qeutc paren nit
Qnqcln, ReBen, 8uhien boQ 8dfer unb
on6erem gum 6iI6fung n]obnenoigen
3lubc60r aus9eItattGt. 8aum buttcn
fie ii4 geieBt, ais iie AUDI gu ungeln be-
gannen.
( sd freue mid, baB mir enbli6 all
lein iino," begann 2lptin unb blidte
ringsum6er. sd babe Sbnen bel gu
Iaqen, Nnna SemionoDna -. Se6r
bel. =. 4ls i6 Sic gum criten Stole err
blidte -. Sci S6nen betBts an -. 9a
6eqriff id, po3u ih Iebte, beritanD i6.
no mein QIbgott 1T, benz i4 mein ebrz
li8es, arbeitiame5 2eben gu opfern
Bate. gs muB Elm groBes Sbier
fcin -. Dis i6 sic iab, liebte ib gum
~critenmul, berlicbte mid leibeni6aftz
lid !,.,, 90ren sic uuf gu 3ie6e1.. f.
mag er itGrter anbeiBen %, Sugen Sic
mir, meme 36eure, t4 bei6p0re sic.
fam id ouf 8egenfeitigfeit boffPn -.
nein 9as berbiene i3 ni9t, id mage
ni6t einmal, baran gu 0enfen, fam i6
uuf -. 3ieben sic !"
4nna Semiononnu bob bic 6anb
nit Der Nngelrut6e in bic 606c, 3pg tie
an unb i6rte allf. Sn Der Cuff 3ap>
petite Elm iil6ergriine5 Tii64en.
rMein Soft, Elm 8arI6! 81, adj.
S6neq! Gr fpringt Acrunter.
Der 8arI6 rib 1i8 los, iprang iber
ha5 8rds rad icirem Glemcnt uno
bau3! mar er mieoer i'm Wa6er.
Sci Der Sagb rad benz Slid crfaBte
Qaptin tpie 3ufdQig ~unitatt bes Slides
Qnna Semionotpnus 9anb unb briidte
tie ME 3ufGQi9 an ieine 2ippen... Sic
5og bic 6anb 5uriid, a6er e5 mar be-
retts gu 5pdt: bic 2ippcn 6atten tpie 3uz
fIlig einen Sub uufgepreBt. 9us al
leg mar gang unbermut6et geI6e6cn.
Dem eriten Stub fOIgte Elm 3meiter.
oann tamen 8ei4p0rungen, 2iebe5bez
tbeurungen.... 8Iiidli6c Minuten .
Iber in bieier Delt giebt e5 fein ubio>
lutes Slid. 9epObnIi9 entbdlt ous
Slid felbit einen @ifttropfen pber e5
bergiftet fi6 an irgeno ettpas in Der
4uBenpeIt. 60 gef9ab es aud bieie5
Mul. Dis bic iungcn 2eute ii4 flip
ten. lieb ii6 pIOBii9 Iautes 2a4en ber=
nebmen. sic bliftcn na4 benz TluIieI
bin uno eritdrrtcn, bis our Sdile i'm
Wofer ftanb elm nader &na6e Dor III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

fene 8inItler nit eebdllten S6uften.
sornfpri6enben 8Iiden unb einem
9efidt, has benz Mmeritaner tmponis
rem ipllte, beHen ongft@ unb i6mer3s
unb fputbperserrten 3ige i'm aber linz
mer nur bon Reuem gum 2a9en rei5z
ten, uno ba5pif9en i4, pOr untere
briidtem ld1en einem S6la9dnfdll
nabe.
Sdneiber mar 10 unbei4reiblif
~ipiitbenb. bab id i4on gu flr4ten be-
gam, Die S3ene tonne mid meinen
sFreunb toiten. Oa plDbli6 fielen bee
8iinItlers 8lide auf einen grOBen an
Der @anb 6dngenben Spiegel, uni
fem Sim fir 9umpr gefpunn bic
Sberbanb. sSn ber5lides Qa9en aus
bre9enb, reid,.t er Dem 3dbnarat BIT
!6anb uno rief :
nSa, i6 glauh.s i4on, boB i9 to.
mild genug ausgeieben baben mag
Na, 6oItboff. laden sic nur beruus,
i9 ne6m's Sbnen ni6t libel, Sic t0nnz
ten ionft erittden."
unb na6oem mir nur alle brei nod
cine 3eitlang u~nferer !6eiterteit freier
2auf ~sgeluiien, iebte S4neioer fid
fpieber in Den Seifel, i4 belt ieinen
&opf. unb Mr. Gpans lieferte einen
8epeis ieiner beriibmten @ei4idli4=
felt, benin i'm Gu mar Der bOie 3ubn
9eraus.
@9on am folgenben @benb tonnte
S9neiber ipieber auftreten, gbans uno
i4 aber IuBen in elmer Qoge uno freuz
ten urs an Ieinem tOitliden Spiel.
.@G6r gut, uirtIi4 fGbr gut" fugte
Der feline Ountee, nQber uiiien Sic,
geitern Qbenb, oas mar bod nod piel
better"
Don Der 3sit an aber mar Scr,
! Gpans in unierem 9unbe Der 9ritte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

men. GO mar Der 8nmnoFaft 8oliu.
4nnd Semionotpna8 8ruber. Gr itano
i'm 8afer, betra6tete bic iungen 2eute
uno lG9elte b06ni19.
n4...b... S6r tiBt @u6?" Iugtc
er. SIT i4on gut! Sd perbe e8 Maz
me er3Gblen."
sd bOffs, buB sic ais Gbrsns
mann $50" itammeIte Qaptin err0tbenO,
SIS lit gemein gu borden unb niebrig
garittg. abIaeuli6 - jemanoen an3u=
8eigen -. Sd nebme an, oaB sic ais
anitdnbtger, ebrenbafter Meni6 80"
y8eben Sic mir einen Rubel, odnn
Iage i6 niGts!I" erpiberte Der e6renz
bate MenI6. nSonit er3dble ih eS."
9aptin nd6m einen Rubel aus Der
Sadie uno reiate i'm &oIia. 9ieier
oriidte ben 8ubel nit Der naien 6duit,
pfiff uno f6pumm peiter. Die jun
gen 2eute tiiBten ii9 an oieIcm Sage
ni6t mebr.
@m nG6iten Sage bra6te 2aptin
&olia Turbeu uno einen Ball aus Der
Stabt nit, unb Die S6meiter ihentte
i6m ale i6re 9iIenI6d9teldsn. Damn
muBten iie i6m mod 6emotn0pfden
nit 6unoetopf6en Identen. Dem b.
fen 8nuben I4ien ou5 iebr 81 bebagen
unb, Inn nod me6r 9ei6ente 81 be-
tcmmen, beoba6tete er tie ieitoem.
Qaptin uno Mnna Semionppd tonnten
btngeben, mo fe poIten, - INNER
fam er i6nen mad. Ni6t cine Minute
GieB er iie a1ein. Gin 6uIunte!"
tnir16te Qdptin nit ben 3Gbnen. so
tlein unb i6on 10 niebertrdhtig! Wa5
Iou crit fpdter aus ibm peroen?!"
Wdbrenb oe5 gan3cn SUMS lieB
Sofia Die urmen 8erliebtcn ni6t in
Rubc. Simmer bro6te CT iic an3u8eiz
gen, beoba6tete tie f6drf uno perlanos
te 8eI6ente; ME bate cr gcnrg uno
3uleBt ertpGbnte or ettpa8 poa elmer
Sai6cnubr. g}un mas mar an t6un?
Sic muBte BIN cine llbr oGriprofCn.
Gine8 Suges, bel Slid, ais Die Wafz
feIn gerei6t nurocn, begann er pl0Bz
lid 8u ti6ern, blin5elte nit einem 4uz
&c unO fragte Qaptin:
SON i9 etpas iagen? JAZZ"
Qaptin fpuroe iber unb iibar roth
uno biB in Die Scrpiette %anItatt Der
8offcl. ma @emjonorpnu iprang bOn
Dem Stubl uuf unb lief in Oas anoCre
3immer.
Sn DieTer Gage bcfanoen 5i6 bic
iungen 2eute bis Gnbe Q(uguIt, Bis gu
benz Sage, als 2apfin Qnna Semioz
NORMA ben 6e%iratb8untrag mo6te.
DID, mas mar ba5 fir Elm gliidli6er
Sag. Ra6oem 9aptin nit ben 81
tern be5 iungen Mdo6en5 geIpro6en
unb ibr GtnperitdnbniB erbaItGn bate,
runnte or 81 alIererit nah Dem 8urz
ten, INN 8olja 81 iu4en, DIS er i'm
gefunoen bate, tpeinte er beinabe por
6reuOe unb faBtc ben b0Ien &naben am
DIR. 8alD fam audi Qnna Semios
norma bGrbci, Die &olja cbcnfalS
iufte unb fuBte i'm an anbcrm DIR.
W}an muBte ieben, nie bic @eii6ter
Der beioen @erIiebtcn por 8crgniigen
Itra6lten, ol5 8olia peinenb flebte;
,Meine 2iebcn, 4~qerbe5ten, meme
Sdubden, i6 thurs nidt mebr! &u.
@u! @er3eibt mirl"
Damn geItanben iie beiOe, buB in Der
gun5cn 3ett, oa lie matchmaker pcrltcbt
tporen, ie niemolS fpl6e5 Slid, ioIz
DE ponnige SeIigteit %empfunoen Bat
ten, ME in ben Minuten ais ie ben
b0Ien &naben an ben S6ren riiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

perlaFen. ols 2eutuant 6enrteaeI in
lebermutb benfelben suridrief uni
ibn in aner GemiitbIiGteit fraote, ma:
rum er nod teinen gertft eritdttet ba,
be iiber ben grfOIg feiner QusIaut bei
pom Sberleutnunt BON HentpiB i'm.
pOrttrten 4ineiii6en Sumens.
@ue Nnipelenben tparen auF bi,
4ntfport neugierig, benn me6r tpie elm.
nal mar unter &umeraben bieIer nobl.
9elun9ene S4er3 er5dblt porben.
Der 9err 2eutnuit neroen qiitiqi
enti9uIbigen," begann ReiBmiiQer
sd pOlte Die qfIan5e crit our poG.
itdnoigen gntnideIung brin9en uni
bate i4Dn BEL 9elegen6eit 8erunlais
Jung genommen, benz 6errn SberIeut.
ndnt 8eri4t 81 eritotten. Weil ubel
Die Serren Elm 10 groBes Snterefe get
gen, DieIe importirte Neuheit tenner
gu lernen, peroe i9 bieielbe iofort ber;
bei9olen."
Mit elmer i4neibigen 8ebrtpen:
oung mar Der &egimentsgGrtner Der:
16nunoen.
Iqes tpuroe neugierig uno I9iitteltt
berpunbert ben 8opf. Wie? Soat(
ii4 &eibmiiqer aus bieier S4lin9,
beruusgebifen buben? - 4ber bebor
bic Qnttport ert6eilt puroe, trut ReiB=
miller tpteber elm.
Ollie Qugen rt6teten ii4 uuf ben Re.
9tmentsgGrtner.
3oum bate ReiBmiiQer Die nit Ell:
ner groBen 9Gasglode beOedte Ga.
menI9aIe auf bic Sufel geitent, 10 er=
i6aIte I9on bon alien Seiten Elm midi
enben fpolenoes @eIG9ter. Sober
mubte laden, Bis ibm bic SbrGnen in
ben Nugsn ftunoen, nur Sberleutnunt
bon RentpiB fubr nit erregter Stim=
me ben Regtmentsgdrtner an:
n1noeri9dmter Mcnid! Was ion
bos bebeuten?"
Der 6err Sberleutnant entI6ulotz
gen. ontfportete ReiBmiiqer, reg lit biz
erItc grnte bes bonn 6errn Sberleutz
nant aug China tmpbrttrten Somens.
9araus mar effettiO ni4t5 unberes gu
5i6ten."
Sept muBte dber ou6 bon Rentpit
laden, inbem er an ben 9ertngsro9ens
Sameu ba9te.
(ReiBmiiQer bate nGmli6 nit Bid
linqst0pfen bic @amenf6ule 10 bcfo=
rirt, baB man gIuuben tonnte, bic Bid
Iinge bitten ii4 ioeben bur4 bic @roe
geurbeitet uno bei6uuten nun nit BEN
8opfe neugierig bic Welt.)
W}it einem 3pun3tgmurtitud6en
uno einem r@s 1T gut, Sic tonnen gez
fen" murbe 8eiBmiiQer entlaHen.
,@ber acknowledgement" rtef i6m
Der Sbcrleutnont bon RentptB md,
no6.
,3u 8eFqbl, 6err OberIeutnunt!"
ontportete 8eiBmiiGcr uno nit Ieincm
GrFo1g p~o1itdnbig 3ufrieoen, mar Der
8cgimentSgGrtner perfdpunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19
Der Regtments9drtner
Sumoreste BON 6. 6. 3oBberger.

GnbIt6 mar Der 6elo5ug gegen
China beenoet unb ioeben trdf beim
8e9iment 50. b. G." Die Wtelbung Elm.
baB Die pom Gegiment ausgeriidten
8ameraben, nab LANCER ueberfabrt,
u6ermorgen pieoer in Der 9arniIon
eintreffen niirben.
9arum 9robe 6reuoe. l1eberuu
Duroen 8orbereitungen ~getroffen, Die
8umeraoen niirbig gu empfanoen. BE-
ipnoers lieben es ii6 Die Sffi3iere ni6t
nebmen, t6rem lieben Sberleutnant bon
4enfnib beIonbere Gbren gu erpeiIen.
9as &uiino mar feItli9 gei9miidt.
9uirlanosn u%mrdbmten bic @Inodn9sz
t6iren. S6one bliibenbe Sopfgepd6ie,
Iopie 8ldttpfIun5en i9miidten Die Snz
nenrGume uno namentli4 Die Sufel.
Der 6err 3egimentsfommanoeur muz
iterte nod einmal ale HGume uno entz
lieB Den Geqiment5gGrtner nit benz
freunoli6en 8emerten : yGs lit gut,
Sic tDnnen ge6en !"
SIS 1T gut, Sic t0nnen ge6en ! Wie
INNER" fnurrte 9eiBmiiqer, tpeI6er IS
Danf ieiner Qftioitdt i'm 9ienit bereits
am Gnoe oes erIten Sd6res gum &c
freiten gebra6t bate. @(ber au6 gum
Regimentsgdrtner mar er ernannt NOR
ben. 90 itol5 ME &eiBmiilLer aud uuf
feline @rnennunq gum RegimentsqGrtz
ner mar, 10 bereitete Inn bic @ripeitez
rung feines Sunbenfreifes bur6aus
feline 6reuoe, benn yes lit gut, Sic t0nz
nen qeben" bas mar uno blie6 bod inn
mer bic einaige Gntlobnung fir 3eibz
miiner8 S%bdtiefeit.
So mar es beim 6errn S6erit uno
audi beim 9errn 9auptmann ; nur Die
!Serren 2eutnants ma9ten cine rii6mz
lt6e Qusnabme, benin bier bate GeiBz
miller auBerbem nod offers 8eleqenz
belt, Den 9etrag fir Elm I6neibiees On
iteditrGub6en ober einen 8~lumenitod
fir Die 5ufiinftige 8raut ober S6lpiez
germoma duslegen gu biirfen.
Nu6 Der beute 5ur~iidfe9renoe Oerr
Sberleutnunt BON RenfpiB itano nod
bel ReibmiiQer in bie1er 8e3ie6ung in
gutter @rinnerung, benn bas Nbi6ieosz
itrGuB6en fir 6rdulein 8rdut mar auf
&onto bon Rentpib nod ni9t eel0f6t.
Nber germ bate 8eiBmiiner bieien Be-
tag per9efen, oenn, baB Der 6err
Sb~erleutnant bel Der 46reiie na6
China nur in Der gile bers
geiien bate, oieie 8ag1telGe su
beslei4en, mar i6m @eniBbeit.
QuBerbem bate Der 6err Sberz
leutnant bod beim 4bi4ieb nod
tpOrtli4 gu ibm geiuet .aeibmiiler,
th peib, Sic iinb elm ti9tiger GGrt>
ner /; i4 babe mid INNER aefreut. Shs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

DIS am nG6iten @ormittag Baron
Welfer iih meloen lieB, tpuroe Der 8ez
iu9 abgelebnt. Somtefe 8iia lisb
i6m Iagen, Tie bcoduere, momentum oerz
binbert gu iein, ss lei eben Der 6err BEL
i6r, Der i'm nGbrenb be5 8lumentorz
los babe obrfeigen ppQen.
0ttotar Sam ergIer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-06
AR6UMENT
BETWEEN JESSIE BoxDALE, COL.
oRED, AND HIS WIFE, OF AD-
AMsToN, ENDS D1sAS-
TRoUSLY.
Jesse Blacked His Wifey's Eye to Keep
Her From Chewing His Hand OFF
and Had to Pay Fine for As
sault and Battery.


Mrs. Jesse Boxdale, colored, appeared
before Magistrate NJ. S. Riley Monday
evening with sorrowful look upon hel
countenance and large black and blue
border around her left eye. She told
the magistrate that she lived in "Hclrs
Half Acre" at Adamston. The magis,
trate didn't remember of any location
by that name in Adamston, but he had
frequently heard of one in Glen Elk
No. 2. Mrs. Boxdale told fearful tale
Of trying trials, troubles and tribula.
tions to the court She said that her
hubby had subjected her to the most
abusive i'll treatment. Mrs. Boxdalc said
that Jesse had come home and got into
nn argument with her. She wanted To
have the last word in the argument, rs a
woman will, and jesse, who was in a
pccvish mood, wouldn't stand for it. Ac,
cording to her statement to the court,
Jesse hauled off and peeled her one III
the eye. The "pceling' process brought
an abrupt and permanent termination to
the question in argument. Mrs, Box
dale displayed her bruised, battered and
tri-colored eye TO the court as nn ex-
hibit in the case.
The magistrate promptly issued a
warrant for Mrs. Boxdale's crring spouse
and placed the same in The hands of
Constable Edgcll. The constable went
out to the alleged new Satanic addition
to the little village of Adamston and
found Boxdale. The constable read the
paper to him and nabbed him and
brought him to jail.
Tuesday morning Boxdale was brought
before the magistrate TO answer the
charge preferred against him by his bet
ter half. No sooner had he taken Al
seat in front of the magistrates desk
than he said:
Pm guilty. sir, l done it. know
| done it, an I'd do ii again under the
same Circumstances. Why, Squire, you'd
a done tly .amc Sing if you had a
been in The sanr fNe
'N2s E.w'S tn. arcrried the court.
"WclI, she had a-hold of my finger
with her teeth and she was bitin' it
clear TO the bone. had to bifT her one
to make her stop a-chcwin' me-"
"Well, Jesse" said the magistrate.
with an amusing look on his face, a
will have TO fine you for the ofTensc. III
10 The best ! can do for you and fix the
assessment at the minimum"
50 Jesse had to make arrangements
to pny the court s. and the costs, which
amounted in all to $72o He made the
necessary arrangements for the settle.
ment and was given his liberty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-06

4 "A Dispatch q The Pittsburg Dispatch
from New Castle. Pa, says tilat Thomas
CLARK, who has hatI considerable expe-
rience as . tin house boss, has left the
Greer tinF1nills thcle, t. come 10 clarks-
burg to; succeed to The management Of
the din plate mills in ckrksburg The
dispatch would indicate that the mills
are to start up shortly, and this seems
to be verified by tlie statement by one Of
the officials Of the company that there
WIN be something good 70 give out in 4
lew days.
OF course, in opening the mills for op,
erations, much depends on the outcome
Of the present injunction suit Of General
Manager Q. G. Maag against the com
pany. This suit will likely be heard
here Thursday by Judge john J. Jackson
in the circuit court of fthe United States.
1t is claimed chat Mr.. Moore believes
that the mills are about to be sold or
leased and that lie will lose his position
as general manager; and, it is even claim
ed that he lost that position last July,
but there is nothing authoritative on
this phase of the case In this connec-
tion it is stated that there will be a re-
organization of the company (which he
will not be retained as general manager
and that that was one reason the injunc-
tion proceeding was instituted.
( 1t is further claimed, as the Telegram
has been informed, that the company be-
lieyes there will be no trouble eXpe-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-06
DEMORALIZEO
a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AT
ADAMST0N COAL PLANT AND
THREE YOUNG MEN ARE
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

James Frush James Kendall and lTur.
ley Kendall three young men living in
The ncigltborhood of the Fairmont &
Baltimore Coal & Coke company's plant
at Adamston, are in jail under bonds
Of 5000 each, awaiting action Of the
next grand jury, for stoning and de.
stroying a onc.story frame house at the
coal company's plant last Saturday
night. Robert Kendall, a brother of the
last two named Kendall boys, is also
in jail serving short sentence for
speaking and acting disrespectful in
Magistrate Gordon's court during the
trial of the case.
It appears that a woman is at the
bottom of the whole affair L. L. Max
well, an employe of thee oal company.
and his family lived in the house. The
three young men, together with some of
the rowdies of the neighborhood, got
into a quarrel with woman who for
merly stayed at the Kendall home. The
woman had been requested to leave the
neighborhood, Some how or other the
scrap waxed warmer and warmer, aud
Saturday night the young men began
stoning the house. They threw big
rocks IN through the windows and doors,
iaalI finally nearly demolished the place.
II L.. Maxetpll swore out warrants
against the Kendall brothers and Frlsh
in Magistrate Gordon's court. The war.
rants were served by Constablcs Merritt
and Edgcll, who arrested the young men
and brought them to Jail Monday even.
ing. Tuesday afternoon the trial came
up for a hearing, with the result that
the young men were held for the grand
jury.
a large number of residents of the
vicinity where the house was destroyed
and a great many Others were attracted
to The hearing. During the proceedings
Robert Kendall, brother of the two
Kendall boys under arrest, became very
impertinent and disrespcctfm to The
court. lie was trying TO argue the cas-,
for the boys. The magistrate, promptly
sentenced him to Jail for his misbehayior
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-06
COURT
IN STATE CIRCUIT GOES ALONG AT
USUAL RATE.-NUMBER OF OR.
DERs ENTERED.
Motions to Set Aside verdicts overruled
and Judgments Entered. Pleas of
Not Guilty Are Made to
Misdemeanors,

Orders of dismissal were entered in tlll
cases Of Andrew j. Watson against Sam.
uel Gain, John L. Smith against NJ. f
Holilster and others, and John L. smitl
against j. j. Miller and others.
The motion to set aside the verdict in
the case Of Samuel Gain against A. j
Watson was overrulcd and Judgment en-.
tered.
A similar order was entered in The
case of the Stout.Jollnson Lumber com.
pany against Howard S. Smith.
D. NJ. Morris, by counsel, entered pleas
of not guilty in three misdcmeanors.
Similar pleas were made BY Leila Duff
in misdcmeanor cases against her.
A. NJ. Cunningham, of Tucker county,
and ]. Lee Taylor, OF Doddrldgc county,
were admitted to practice.
On motion Of Harriet G. Tate, the case
Of The Merchants and Producers bank
against c. 0, Tate ct al. was continued
at her costs.
Judgment for $50 and costs was
awarded the plaintiff in the case of the
Glen Elk Produce company against the
West Virginia Produce company.
Judgment for $sGG44 was awarded
William G. Hickman, executor of w. r.
G. Benson, in his suit against Edward
D. Kniseley and others.
The trial Of the case of Henderson <
Parker against Ray Randolph was be-
gun Monday evening just tefor the ad,
iourmcnt of court for the dny.
The appointment of J. B.l Kester, r.
NJ. Stewart, J. W. Sitter and A. S. Carr
as trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, of Clarksburg, was con,
iirmcd
Sarah Clifford guardian of James G.
and Mary A. 1IcNIanaway, was given au.
thority to devote $50 per year for each
ol s'lld lmiants Tor The period OF two
years, and eNpcnd the same in educating
and maintaining them.
In the cause of the James Clark Dis
tilling company against Clarence w. Ash
and others, The Merchants National bank
was made a party to the cause.
An order confirming the partition in
the cause of Sawson FIarbcrt against P.
A. Taught and others was entered.
Harvey W. lEarmcr was appointed
trustee instead of Lewis G. Lawson III
the cause Of the Eureka Building and
Loan association against Robert and
Fannie Barnett.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-06
REV. B00RD WRITES
ABOUT LUTHERAN CHURCH
Claims There is no Difference in Doctrine at Least
Between His and German Branch of the Church.

A few days ago the Telegram cllron,
iclcd the arrival Of Rev. Edwin j. Hop.
kins, who said he was pastor of the Ger.
man Lutheran church at Grafton, and
Rev. Taylor y. Ycaklcy, who Stated that
he was pastor Of the same sort of church
at Davis, for the purpose of organizing
a church of that denomination here.
Some remarks were made in the article,
based on what they stated was the diff
ference from their denomination, or,
rather, branch Of the Lutheran church,
and the English Lutheran church II
appears that the article in question was
brought to the attention of Rev. j. A.
Boord, of Morgantown, who has held a
meeting or so here and who subscribes
himself as an Evangelical Lutheran
church pastor. He writes in this fash
ion concerning the matter:
"These gentlemen are represented as
claiming to represent the German Luth-
cran church, when, in fact, there is, 50
far as doctrine goes, no German Luther.
an church.
"Thcrc is, indeed, a large number of
Gcrman-speaking Lutherans, but OF
these the branch of the church repre-,
scntcd by the Revs. Hopkins and Yeak.
ley contains but little more than one
per cent, or. to be more concist, this part
otS she church has in it possibly 10000
German.speaking members, as over
against 100000 in the other branches
OF the church, so for them to claim to be
the German Lutheran church would be
prcposterous.
In such polyglot church as ours
consisting OF nearly two millions oi
members and preaching the Gospel il
more than thirteen different languages
in America alone, there are OF necessity
some differences of church policy. While
the church is supposed TO be presbyte,
rally general, it, in fact, ranges all the
way from mild form of Episcopacy il
the Swedish branch to preaching Con
gregationalism in many of or German
and English congregations, but, while
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-06
BOLD THIEF OCCURS
in OAK CLUB ROOMS
Unidentified Party Steals and Carries Away Pocket
book, Said to Contain at Least 81 900 and Perhaps
Much More.


An unknown robber secured very
rich hall at the Oak club rooms Mon.
day night. lie carried away a pocket.
book that, it is believed, contained at
least $1,000 in bank notes and bills.
The robbery was evidently committed
by some one who frcquents the club
rooms and was done in the presence Of
other members, although no one saw it
done.
The manner of the robbery was very
clever 1t is apparent that it had been
pre-arranged. The drawer containing
the money extends almost the full length
of table and one end had been sawed
out by the robber, but left in position
50 that he could remove the sawed .out
part quickly, easily and without detec,
ton. The opinion prevails that he on.
tered the rooms at time when they
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-06
INJUNCTION is GRANTED I'M
RANDOLPH LAND Co. CASE
Trustee of John Howell, Deceased, Restrained From
Disposing of Proceeds of Sale and Banks Cannot
Buy Notes.

The October term of United States
court opened here Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock with Judge John j. Jackson
on the bench.
One Of The first cases to occupy the
attention Of the court was an equity pro.
cccding Of Howard Sutherland against
w. Taylor George and others over the
proceeds Of the sale of SG5 acres of
land in Randolph county that belonged
to the estate of John Howell, deceased.
and sold by special commissioners Of
the court, the estate having been thrown
into bankruptcy, with Harry II. Byrer as
trustee.
The claim is made that the purchasers
gave notes amounting TO over $4,000
after having paid over $1,000 down as
the first payment on the land, ana that
an effort had been made to negotiate