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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01
A COUNTRY BULLY's DESTINY.

1t is not often that the disposition OF
police court docket offers anythin:
more attractive thnn batch Of nerve
racEed DRINKS. who generally Jerk out
a feeble plea of guilty TO the charg'
preferred. pay fine and depart, or e
to the bastilc for stated number Of
DAVIS to ruminate over the raniitcatior
of the liquor habit.
Saturday morning the local tab con
tanned the name of one Ross Thorne.
who said he was from Buckhannon, q
bcctEe .browcd. bull -neckcd tough, who
without rpovocrtion, had beaten up M
inofTensivc citizen at late hour the
night before near the Glen Elk bridge.
His victim was in court in badly bat.
tered condition. and Thornc, of course
was there. bringing with him all the dis
gushing bantering swaggcr Of the cheap
skate bully that he is lie was sent to
jail for 10 in default al the $50 fine
assessed. and he win probably be com
PEELED TO leave town when his sentence
expires.
Thornc belongs to that class of coun-
try toughs which the criminal records OF
the big cities show to be one of the
most disturbing elements of society.
Naturally of an over bearing disposition
and favored by nature with a sntisfac-
tory physique. he becomes the bully
or chad man. ut The crossroads or ham
let, where he was born, and. when such
a sphere becomes too limited for him.
he drifts to larger place. where he Mt
tempts to assume the same position
among new companions. In such an ef-
fort he grows from bad 10 worse, until
lie finally lands as highwaymon or
murderer in the penitentiary or electri-
cal chair Thorne has all the marks
of successful candidate in that direc-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01

for family reasons, and Others yet again
who prefer the regular pastoral work,
but it is generally true shat there are
always men enough ready to take the
place and even little desirois to get 4.
Though it is also true that by the time
the district term comes to a close they
are tired enough to law down the cares
and duties of their offices and see some
other man take up the descending MAN
tie What the presiding elder does, q
does not; what he hears, what he Is
asked to do, OF not to do. and some other
things viii be written in our next sketch.
This will prove interesting.
ITO be Concludcd.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01
A Case Of It
Many More Like 1t in clarksburg.

The following case is but one of the
many similar occurring daily in ClarRs-
burg. It is an easy matter to verify its
correctness. Surely you cannot ask for
better proof than such conclusive evil
dence.
Mrs. S. n. NIcClaskey, wife of $. n.
McClaskey, carpenter, of IA Mulberry
street, says: "For some time Mr.. Me
Claskey complained of pain in his back
and other symptoms of kidney com
plaint. often the pain was torturing
to stoop or lift and if he even remained
long in one position dull aching, very
difficult to describe and harder to en-
dure, ensued. As time passed each sue
ceeding attack was more prolonged and
more pronounced until they continued
for week or ten days at a time, rem
dering Mr.. NcClaskey unable to go about.
Learning about Doan's Kidney Pills, he
went to Wells & Haymaker's drug store
for a box and tried them. This remedy
acts directly upon the kidneys. You
can tell that from the action and condi-
ton of the kidney secretions. When
they are rendered normal baclSache ceas-
es, at least, this is the result TO my hus-
bands experience with the remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-Nlilburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01

For long time certain designing per
sons have cried themselves hoarse, "on
with the street railroad to salem They
praised the county court for granting !"
franchise for the purpose, but since there
are assurances that there is to be a
street railroad in that direction, they
are kicking themselves sore in OPPOSE
ton to the movement. The reason is so
plain that it need not be explained. Their
sclRshness and hostility to men who have
been enterprising and risked their means
in building up and developing the county
nre all the explanation needed. In their
desperation TO turn the county over to
the Democratic party that gang resorts
to anything, however mean nnwirr''''t-
cd and contemplate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01

NIonongahela county teachers are
bowling about the certificates granted
them bv the uniform state examination
board. They are in the same boat in
that county the teachers of all the other
counties thus far heard from are. There
we're thirty applicants. Only two No,
certificates were granted. Seven ap.
plicants received No. 2. and nine No. 3.
There were just a dozen failures. One
deduction is that a universal sympathy
will prevail among the teachers of the
state and that will certainly be uni
form feature. however distasteful and
bitter it is. So far the examining and
grading board has not been heard from
but it is expected that it will only be
a matter OF few days before its mem
bcrs rush into print. The public onN
iously awaits the explanation they hay
to make. and that explanation may not
be very interesting reading matter I,
many of the applicants, but still all want
10 hear from the board.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01
Mrs. 1lollie Allen, Of south Fork, Ky.

says she has prevented attacks Of chol-
era morbus by taking Clamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets when she
felt such an attack coming on. Such
attacks are usually caused by indiges-
ton, and these Tablets are just what
is needed to cleanse the stomach and
ward off the approaching attack. At
tacks of bilious collie may be prevented
in the same way. For sale for c. G.
stone, druggist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01
FINAL ARRANGEMENT
MADE FOR SIDEWALK.

The president of the county court made
final arrangements with Contractor H.
u. Crummit this morning to lay new
sidewalk on the east side of the Glen
Mll; briugc and the work will be done
right away. The walk will be similar
to the one laid on the west side of the
bridge
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01
p11rs an END 40 ID ALL.

A grievous wall oftimes comes as n
result of unbeatable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness, bnckache, liver
complaint and constipation. But thanks
to DR.. Kings New Life Pills, they Pnt
an end to it ALL They are gentle. but
thorough. Try them. Only 25c. Guar
anteed by Frank c. Bland, druggist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01

The ministers are beginning to dis
trust the sincerity of an alleged re-
form paper and are speaking out in
meeting. That is good sign that the
sheep in VOLTS clothing have been dis
covered at last.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-01

IS one of the most precious Offering
that can be made. Rich, orllliant,
beautiful and incomparably radiant
on the sideboard our utglass has
charm OF its own. Each piece is hand
cut in the latest patterns and extreme
~ artistic in effect. Our prices are
extremely low for high class gooos IN
this line.
r. a. ROBINSON & SON,
s22 Street.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21


Washi9stei1s ~ ApriI ~
ganized labor The result 81 aNf iadus
tpial deesiepaiai4t, Is asre to STAY de-
elares President 5a4nde GfenlBers 81
tae Nafional Bsdefati9a % Labor "a
statement iss'sees 81 at's@ef " ~
d1aaess 64 Efssastf1st
el,iiasela9l9is eI yls 'llliLa etl gt ~
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
9aaaMIzE D.MoeRArLe -.
partissns Of Washington Nsn1e CLUB
After Jefferson,

washington April III Speci8l9
Far the purpose 81 supportiila we
principles eontatned IN the Kansas City
platform and advocated by W 8l'g-
an, the democrats OF tais City nave oE
canned a democrats 3enersan clta2
and elected the following oilieefs
Ed F6Rupp; first vice presl-
dent William Mcfarland; second VICE
president. Curtis AleGleliane score
gary, Clayton Atafswangeri correspond-
ing secretary. Peter Banley tpeasltf.
zen. @iliHr Miller
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- - $3.50 Is a.
AutaaesatIyeIg - Thas q. 9 Ms.

Author tatIvely Statsd Iilaf 4, v Ms.
clafs WI Rensfn Ia Bloomfield.
Bloomfield, April Speciall It
lis aaFned froln an authoritative source
Aare today fifat Mcclure who
was reported 10 have tett MS family
last Saturday returned q tHis city
last evening from Ne}raska alld eisat
sinee Ris arrival here he has been az
lis home so f8r as X isnoNfn Ain We.
EEnra has nQt YET Been seen 9n ns
Streets of Btoomfield today and no
5atisinent Ras been made Rl nina aa to.
lis Intention for The future is. how
evars stated on reliable a4t1orils tllat
h9l Mcclure eaHtelnplates remaining
in tlie city
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
Several of Crew Carried Overheard
and One browns,
HULL or BOAT Is NOT DAMAGED
Canvas is lrretrievabIy Lost Broken
Mast is RAISED and Yacht is Towed
Back TO ITS Moorin gs-tipton Thrown
Down Flsschyvay.

weymouth, April sir Thomas
Eipton's now challenger was dfsmasted
id squall today while ppenaFfng for
a trial with Shamrock 4 Her mast as
il tell over the side carried several Of
she crew and alt OF the canvas ever.
board a brotherin-law OF Captain
Rrip9le was drowned. Several DeIs
sons including Sir Thomas were
shocked down the hatchway and
bruised ard several otherwise injured
One of Sir Thomas hands We're fnjar
ed. but not seriously
Yachts Were Nlaneuverlna.
The Yachts were naaeuvering in the
foedsted under the main sails and ibis
foresatis, gan and topsails
strong Wind Blowing
P'iar to the start strong north
wesTarn breeze was blowing bat there
was nothing serious IN The nature of d
gale. ne Yachts decks were crowd
ed with Lipt0lfs guests, officers and
men and IL seemed Impossible chat the
disaster was not attended by a serious
loss oil life.
SIR Thomas Distressed
SIR phonlas is extremely distressed
tlg tee iaJasliy and a5ura he
Saenf and said id an interview that
lrhe accident occurred absolutely With
HQuf warming and much more quickly
ktllan when the Shamrock II vas disc
EaaRtled IN the soient
ttll Not Damaged.
@egmoutA April The hnlt nf
ShamroelS 81 was NOT damaged By the
mast waen it weHt overheard Il went
Isoiid breaking oif shout seven rest
EaboPe the deck III is believed 1t viii
4 be comparative ely easy ta repair tiie
mast hat Che whole siat Oh canvas is
E3lTretrievahlg rained Barges With
4 cranes were soon on the spat 70 raise
The broken mast after which Sllana
rock III vas taken 10 her noerings-
Upton Narrowly escapes
Sir Thomas had a narrow escape,
\ He was thrown down the hatehway
sWlth a sailor and feA with such force
/ as IL break beard in the tiooring COW
srlng the tank.
VIII Face ion Cup.
& Sir Thomas Upton Informed the as
saeiated press that Ne aspects to be
freadg to fuifil his engag Inent on
Sand5 Hook august 20,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
ap aoLB RI
~ GOO Dissolve ls6 w Ia Porte city

cia we b. alttsinlgl sail0l
i4 gold nave aed ia tlse
eeila4 III be cenElS aecle
biaa iY aafGiA H9eiS After the cid
alaoc asked sAigl o tla9 local
3aaS f8 Ji b hs ana he Mas
nos long III elles ethiAa inc money
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
El1a.a On .g s9a
Negro Gespe dees roo Pssse ast 81
Dangerously gognd One

s5t.aFb ard Galneiips %4lgias hell ar
nos isahela olesiJe oiil.taey
aad wtla sFsssn ISIS fo95e9 he
srtSes. All Old nan @ilo resisted Has
$685. alisl l1us Wounded Tins
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
DYNAMITE PLOT DISCOVERED
'oe ii Great Fails Montana UneaHh Plan Destroy Two
Buildings Donaldson Confessess.

DYNAMITE
ACCORDING
egFposs 20 Blow w rz sroe
ooNALpsoN
APPROACHED Local ssNse
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IT. Mest Wateey csrsges Our s.
oasft ~ SeYss.

C3gs6ell, FIlG A3efi Ora fut,lIls.
al 6lie A ton ss eeil aIid Us titan
i4iltl weY 6flNnea phe BarE4 GOT
oG 81 Ne road begasgd ste lgs9
Mater "a tlie esAB az rseent heavy
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Is srs9S e.

I'D %saF,lst.ss tS SperF1g GeHtEsG4sses Of
s.is{ss IL aFaoieisn Naey Yafr'
Sew e1lS spYi ls9sNilis t'its
8la 81 the aoslsses tll2si aud 9elsiise
WORKERS. sll5op "a lie works GA ne
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Hae }g3gsllgfl BssgS gas93 aEtsep 'lllslf
nae lisgs ID alae aiC power s19l'se AZ
6B.s iaeg 9Sl'(l employees "a die Quincy
a.st.tr @ anilseg ss bsage g8ae
an ssFISa "a, s{l,4l0atb@ Mi5ll Tie st4 S@
ag9N "a progress as8s4ss th lls
solapttig fa 6llI9le Plae sa2 eminent
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
SHAMROCK iii Dis
MANTIED in A S0JALL
AN AGED Docroa HUNG
.ss Murdered j Gold Miner Two Years
500 Near Butler Nc.

Butler, Mo-, April q. pr James J.
Garrett formerly member OF the PeX-
as legislature and probate judge IN
shat state was hanged here today for
The murder OF p. q ponegan q gold
miner from 67unnison, Colorado, ~
March 1901 Cartrell who IS S. years
old, confessed he murdered Donegan
for his money
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
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x, vi. GiAix sld mrs silsn Meg,sniep

sein Blui5s pll he nd
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nay ab laeed9aia aa b
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
GErs rsBl5rY DAYS.
3oaaoisad # Elaoa Given Sem

Ea09e oY : 5usFe7t .N1Fat5'
Keokuk. April doughland
ol Eiaan has been sem eneegi IL the
feQera4 coutt here % ghirtg days in the
i5til AT Ft. Madison having plead gllilgy
to tlse charge 81 sending obscene MAT
faT through ne lnItaa sEaEes as5li5s
The Defendant afpeafed IA 9Ren eoute
and waived arrai 9an1enH
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The Yachts We're fnaneuvering in the
roedsged under the main sails and iifs
f0resaiis, gaI and tepsails
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tlull Nc pan4aaea.
MIEI Raee foF Gup.

Sly loinas Upton iafornled the as
sGeiated press tlat he aspects to hes
ready to- fnihil his engagement on
Sandy Hook August 20,
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lasT evening with Ralguef gigen A&
fae AainlaeFs q ile SlaaX CITY Asfn.
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SUCCUnBS TO ATTACK
OF DREAD TYPHOID
eo@W as SUNDAY
WeeTg5a Changed

Bes 9faiaes speti lia gsssgal
cofllaifeee 81 eB esnd ladg Naisllts
3f mas, Mll mes tliSs tslace SilNt
day q sl'taFss 1eF place and dats for
glae meeting M shd ode which
@ss To 3a#e BEEN lela Al Giestoa nsxe
on Has dee ned To e7ls
eer58s he legatas Godfr RaBids p
slate. Also oarNsi3 Bs
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
MINING FOR CEDAR,

Mining for cedar is a peculiar industry
which thrives in various parts Of New
Jersey and also in Florida. Great cedar
tree which grew and fell centuries ago
and have lain for ages under protective
covering OF mud and water are thus being
brought to light and turned into useful
lumber.
The mud shingle business is the local
name for cedar mining in the neighbor-
hood OF the swamps where this work has
been carried o nnear Lakewood and Den
isville in New Jersey.
No one knows how long it was when
the cedar trees now found in swamps
were alive and growing. Cedars grow
only on uplands. and time enough at the
least has elapsed to allow for natural
convulsions which have changed the up
lands into swamps. Some of the logs
found are enormous in size and belonged
to trees which were centuries in growing
The mud shingler' works with a long.
sharp. iron rod He drives this down into
the swamp until he strikes log. Then
he finds the size and position of the log
by poking the rcd down all around it.
SoinetHHeS tile ioss are pai t'dliS UHcoN 81
ed by digging. and are then hauled out
with chains and powerful tackle. Csu-
ally. however. however, the covering IS
dug away, and then peculiar saw-min.
built for the purpose, is brought into use
and the logs are cut into shingle blocks.
which in turn, 60 to the shingie mills.
Wood does not rot under water, but most
kinds grow soft and useless after long
soaking. Cedar does not suffer In such
WAYS. Because Of the hesin with which Il
is filed. Much OF the fne soft cedar used
for lead pencils is from logs found In
Florida swamps.-New York World.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01

stories high, extending north 10 the ave
nue. and embracing a shed capacity Gov
ering all the space on the east side up
TO the track and IN addition they will
fiji Up the tracks on the right OF way
| from the avenue 20 tiio express Office and
tear away that brick wall next TO tho
mill site and clean up that side or the
right Of way.
And still the passenger that aiights
from the Santa Fe train finds himself
confronted with 4 pile Of stone. the re-
mains o. an old fire. occupying one Of
the most valuable corners In the city
/ would have a clause in the bylaws OF
the labor organizations that no member
Of their organization shall have or VIII
allow one OF It's members to act as a walk
ing delegate.
I see that one Of the college boys-an
Eagle carrier-hsd his arm broken IN "a
football game a few days since Not only
broken but the bones badly shattered
4 stout. robust. finely developed young
man made q cfipple the balance ~ his
nfe The bird with broken wing can
never soar as high again" It will always
annoy him II is all very nice 20 furnish
amusement FOR crowd who viii watch
the fellow 70 down and be carried OF
with broken limbs and crushed. While
the sarle crowd Of rooters viii sav. "oh.
wei, he is out # luck. poor devil. he
ought 20 have knozn better The next
day he is forgotten.
10 g. Tn -
grounds 81 front Of the Masorlc Orphans
Home Those few scattering fruit trees
viii soon be gone and leave an acre of
ground without = tree.
/ see that q paper has offered q prize
In cash 70 the woman uhs viii write the
best symposium on the best way q man
age a house Wlth one maid and a house
with two maids What troubles most
people nowadays in teis couatrY Is ba~
10 rnarsre = hoase @atksut q maid. O.
how 20 manage % get a maid.
wen. yos. thers ia ao;hlag ls<e owrlrz f.
thinVss hsvirr fhsnn your oza. 70 rrztfsr
about the cost Yes Why aof TIE riiy
oxn ths aafsrzosksf There Is such q
push 70 =. ] mean in ths panpa sirecf
pressure heard orc ran ssy that q
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vhes there ahelId ta uof less 'han threa
sf5ffs So men - a shlff wita 3 Fsrernl
manager for a esy sspeffn;eHdeaf and g
assistant fr rlght Ta1at wori8 aaiT take
twenty Esn. Ard each ward b. s1tlttsg
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aad plre-repair E1eu ard ilEgeeieFa anl f
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tsrv-los ssssser & - . lssk y . crop -
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