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Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
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StO" ta9er Gr0et Tor, at 2renoerne
inoreit mulig bsr lie at iaa oprette en-
fat Scene. 6orarlebnin9er er, At
Sr. 5ru SabIitrsrn er Bit Ieoi8e peo
9ationaIteatrtt, en- 2eiIigbeb, iom
Srsnoerne eiter 9looetS Wening ber
benptte til at fon 6obIitrsm aniat iom
BEN eoentueQe iaite SceneS Gbef.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Eplatc Sernfprefpmitcr.

sommel Sib fienbte Sernforefomiter /
Saoif % SpleItao / Horbre Bergen.
bus er tisbt al Sisbmdno @aaenSa1l
og Sisponent Gbriftenien / Bergen.
Seb en- nGrtuere ll%nberisgeIie bar Oct
nenllig pitt Jig, at Ialmen, iom er fri
for Sosfor og Spopl, inbeboIber 81
PCT. Sern. Gette er BOG OesoGrre
titonbolbiet. 5 RPrbeben Of Sera.
folefomiterre er Ser Glib meb Sosie.
faIb paa flere Suiinoe Seitefr9fter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

= norfor iisbt paa bet auisiC. RaGr Ts fau 'Qa
v saHb. iom hittri aibtT ao6 aUirra %
- mar sFaritoi uOpoprfft Rrat' % S'0IIaHo y nj
us oSlUis opbsrttt saHb SIS TT SIS o~pbpti,ot fJar.
pc6t aitudt rrg 9urbbuRb, fgrfrtHiiGs Gteltr "a Rr.
itr. r'asIist Al Dltisttr. Bore JGrmtt aDltr lgot
GorH % ug5r1tttr DTRastgt aua3. 1VaRlls Gouuta.
WGHHtiDtI. 6i9rist az RartrtAiUagu. StrD C'ttr
Stfts Dutr eaRb o. Barter I'll
Minnesota Land and Loan Co.,
Alexandria, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
&pmsoalsbanen.

SPTJIIIpIt OU4'
feblao" mebSeler, at al Romsbal5
amts % BETS 9pers 136,137 Sne.
bpgeere boIoer 33 Serreber % IaIe.
iuno meo 81, 119Snbpaanere paa9fau.
mobarten, 19 Serreber o. Gbriitiaus.
iunb og MtolOe meb 45,903 Snboar.
mere paa SunbaIsbonen og 8 Serrc.
Der meb Glib Snbpaanere bar life
billet ubtale Jig ON 2~iniepaIget.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Zen uue gibeluperigttcIie piI fore

ligge fuIbt fprbig lrS paa Saaren eaer
tiolig paa Sommeren, meb0eIer @i'
flop Sang. Mau boIoer for SiOen paa
meb iibite &orreftirr. Gen &omite, iom
beisrger Speri9tteIien, beitonr iom Be-
fienbt al 9iifop Bang iom 6ormono
% 9rofesiorerne Sblono % Soba1
Storm.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
SAT- o ~,
tilSalaS ener tiIstt.

us%trasitmtni,r uHrr -cHH,s'. 'Gtntts. TIL
iaIes- % 'sfuripsraid' tSfsr Is atEts for % Grs
lpr hssr Gang % en- Sent pr Orb for alt tom Jots
t,ssr IS Orb. aDtrissnsHttf tHbtoess tfr for min.
Ou tUb 20 Gents. BsHss naa u'Eaotgata mss'sls
oGt ssftaiHatr. Gtt IsuRtr fa tts at b0sisw ias
maa GUNNER.
~ y sisfabsHibus tonsr rs G,Hts pr eIsiA
Eur Orb aisr On Giut.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

Eaa 2efa er Ser MI brepet Brspe.
britt pao ane til benue Sto ppbageoe
aoberanpisnin9er. Gen iibIte bar oen
anoisning, iom / CONNER blep fist
al et Stopangerfirma. Ienne bite ct
meget goot ReiuItat, fiji Der er eftar
Sisenbe en- Weter fin Ralmgau8 /
9unben % tint S~fiierfjeIb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
sSeefat O. 1. eemen o. ssnnen

Carl, Der | ire War bar opboIot Tia /
Rcme Gitp, alaifa, tom iiSite uge
tilbage til ct. Raul for at tiIbringe
noaIe Innneoer | 6dmiliens Sfiso.
Carl 9ouicn, Der paa Siemreiien bfeu
liaeenbe ipg / Seottle, er nj sarife
raft iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

Srepii - let bsiisastaisreA for Slrst o. Sen,
uer. al min hrre eai,rR Ssrstt auHoSSattsr sr az
aaast StS HFseu. Gun BAR iFst pad Srsnsepssi- I
Gacer Rrnteainlo, Rorse. ben IS. aprtl lsIs o.
uoSaHersse I'll amertia | 1872. Zen 9. SuIt 1877 bisp
bun gift m,o Tcrius C~smuuttR srtUift gprtus Sypcc.
SHa spSe bsrulss osu 90. Zee. 1909 o. bl,S b~ssraBtr
esass. TEE aoaHs lswnibip. s8atib Gs., r. Eat.
gun t~ftsrIaSer 70 en- ~isrseaoe Gstsiaas. ION besv1'
Der Iabsf al Ct. trStat cufra. 6rrS mts bsHsss
Stss. beiisHet bare beHsss galHes.
Gprias csmuufsn SrtSti.
ADAMS 3. g. RalIb Go, a. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Gi~tcriporaScI.

9e, ium Ton stUe Gplpsutua on mtH Bro
Der, Guorru 3. SauHeI. bsoes aOobeosiuIo
isuoe famine til unbsrteGHeos. bd lss bar So.
ger al Sietisbeo for BAN. Sioit lea bsrte
ira bam par ban / 8raHo Sorts. aorssis
.. gmunoseaaro, SawIep. Clan Co, YRtun.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

1Wesa1 iuIst. Sfslee MeobeleIie
Gonoeficro er IoroenifioIos be.
rsmte 6ortsi "@ega1 ioIgt til Tunoee.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

Tilialas.-TO 6arms, 24O gcres
= bpsr, % TO andre 6drmr. 100 Gcrts
bOer, beiigoenoe fra & III 2 NRIl fra Se0
6tosr; teolte 9auo Rso Hi0er 3uLeu. gyt.
fen er ira SEQ III $40 pr. Were, % bet CT me.
get biQrst o.. O. aoppaHs, 9ebB Y. G,
Bolt Co.. Wiuusiotd.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

Tpsieials. aeent 5eirine | Trono.
hiem bar iolet ct 1ar Sosie | &Rbo
til 4puinI Soar SuitieISt, Der aster
at itonptte Dem til inonitrieIt 9riig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

IOrse % siam. Sra Sen iiameii.
ife @eeiering er til ben tommonbe'
renbe aSmiral inbIsbet 6oreipsrgiel,
ON Der fan afgipes 3 pugre rorife
Sisofficerer til Siereite / BEN f%iarneii'
tie Warire. Silbloet bill rimeligois
blipe antoaet. L.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

17-1S,O00 aroncr er Ser M f,u,.
met ino til be norife auinoers Sne.
iomIing til DC nsoIiSenbe / ipanf
Horrlano.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

a~suuiuath - 7st hetisEstsisres for f~ravErta.
be GIe5t o. Ssunsr. AZ BET bssIsses CUB I I'm Bis
BON. At ~borttalos fra bette gis DOR iIrrs RSo,r %
stphtuposT RrS. Tsrbt 2, SguHtuasu GUN pur
iset raa @aarOsB esTum. pp,taaIcu. Eerst, 70 1ss.
1921 % bsSr ben %. Sec. i9a en- atecr al 81 aar
% S SaRI. 2 1873 Rsitsee bH n mtS OS III amstisa
o. bOia,ts "a pai en- Jarm / Rs. buor hUH TssR bar
beet. vi bsuoss rite 5SisnSs leosr Ha tau ben
uRgTtt Srobrr. SsIlsHst V1rt 5sHSss NtHOs.
Rtstr sssHuiustu. Claws RsHntRseu.
amman VIVA
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
RsUrbsae. Wlian., ~ San.

Gasfstb. - Ett bsfienSisisrss fer slast % srn'
Hsr, at Dor aIofs Eater. eta Dlarts. sfttr uoaIs
Eaass SSasVm a'sii DSs HPesn / G6ttaso ben soc
Sanuar 1903 % bItU ~bearartu ben i4St. CANINE
Dag. iom Gle Var iUrsfrht;. btsv por innate latter.
@tTd Rararubt, ipa o. ogot zen i5er qua bIts
might il @rlpsn eea 1905. Qua btru Is aaF o. Gina
IS. Iabs, isles tuEst, o. eaoHrt CT Itort. men bet CT
sort caab, at bet. lem CT port Gab. CT ssres gtustns.
gelisHtt UErs oerts RiaSt.
cane q. 2asieb co Sutru paHuab.
Sturgeon eatr. Rtnu %. Gan. 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
2posiaIo.

SsnsfaIbsanmeiseIisr optdaes aratts. nnar be
for en- Clinic. Tor at ODER 10 atHier utda
betaIes I Cert for bpert Orb. TQtIosniate
betdIeS meb 8 Gents rr, qtnts. @etaltng
rtda dItib rtebfrIas Hsffinlraeu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

suu at gaisSel / ScrSen, Der itrafs
BIZ ifaHbie Ntsc ! Queen b~ooriombelrt
paa Qegemst: Soau's Sintmsru. ) sts
55ert apot5es. so Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
9Gatcifaberue aitaacr.

sGstcifaberne aitascr. s Se 10 TO.
ite 4ar er gggteifaberne Roree alta.
get meb umtrent 1000 ira 1850
| 1899 til $4,000 / 1901. 5
iamme SiS er antallet al SttIsmis.
mister | itabia Stigenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

ltlpffer nurSpaa. StleiuIeaften for.
ulpffebe TO Gutter paa Siseu fra
9eiriioroen / Sspfolben paa Siem.
peien fra Sanoelsiteoet. 5orleOen
Gag omfom 4 Wano poa 9pn9en.
De bar aae fra 9aarSen Sortles
| Sfierpe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

4aaitaS. 60 let bsiirustaisvss Srruso for fra'
pGrsnSe Sirst ca Sruacr. at pot eEisps SaNrT,
3oba u. StaataS, fgot Baaas. uoyOre @usbraUOa
balsn. ben Is 5au. a'ai, peo CSoea I Ir0tu paa fin
5rsiiSr en- GIbrr al q aar, 2 EadHsSsr o. Is Eaas.
4 Ssru p~VsrIepsr BAN. ane ben mOeHs aISsr, mss
ocns TIE aHersOs Ct sauaas 'umo.
Gle 3. Saaaao Warii Raafao.
AasHbue SaRebo. RHHt 8sdhGS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

8ettsIir; uEotr WumcI0sIisu al mrs. sansths
EsesiaIe I '8onsa- for Ste 9aAuar iiaar .. 3.
a 9th ~tttettipr Y. u Aampth.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Saare Gtne belbrebes.
''mstiRa' ct stsuassrItst SefbssI,
Der bsIbrsssr cisrinsSSHrnls satsH ss &C frss
Mite tusT atHts uOea Operation
tau "~7ruestRs''.

GsT e. iRasH gta6osRSiqbeo 'OE At Hirrs tlSr aHpeube
7rRss fSr RBatH'smhsIf Rora ai cFuFgqbomme. for
a mt Gptruu III BthaublIuQ af GttuisaSDulme CT blst
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

DIR. David Kennedy's Cherry Balsam Ssof for
TortiEtsfs. Sehs, Earring. &c. SIX. n.m.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
POUND
TABLE
MEETS
Attendance is Large and promi-
nent Educators are Present
Good Program Observed.

The school superintendents, princi-
pals and teachers in Harrison and ad.
inlning counties, and especially those
who are members Of the Monongahela
Valley Round Table in the assembly
hall Of the central school building this
afternoon. The session began at 2:3O
o'clock. Prof. +. L. Burdette is the
presiding officer and Guy Musser is
secretary, Thirty or forty members
are in attendance. Among the prom
inent educators who are present and
participating in the deliberations is ].
R. Trotter, ex,state superintendent Of
free schools, He made short address
on the first topic under consideration.
The following subjects were discussed:
What control has the teacher
over the moral and social conduct Of
pupils at home?
2-Tho effect of school room decora,
tion on discipline.
3-Should the pupils grade them
selves on department?
4-Should persons who use tobacco
be employed asteachcrs?
5-The new compulsory school law
and the truant officer
6-The cigarette habit.
The night session will begin at 100
o'clock. A session will also be held to.
morrow morning at O'Clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
HOUSE
and STOLE
FURNISHINGS
MIKE BELL BROKE INTO c. C. JEN-
KINS HOUSE AT INTERSTATE
MINES AND STOLE SOME
GOODS.
Bell is Arrested and Bound over to Court
Sullivan Brings Prisoner to Jail
Here in Default of Bond.

Mike Bell, a miner working at the In
terstate mines at Mount Glare was
brought to this city Thursday night by
Constable T. NJ. Sullivan, and jailed to
await the action Of the next grand jury
on the charge OF entering house in the
mining camp and stealing some dishes
and furniture.
The alleged ofT'ense was committed
some time ago. J. c. jenkins, the pit
boss at the mines had some household
goods stored in one Of the cottages there.
Bell broke into the house one night and
took some of the furniture and some
dishes. jenkins finally obtained sufFic-
lent evidence to convince him that Bell
was the man who stole the things and
a day or 50 ago he went before Squire
4. J. West. Of Two Lick and obtained
warrant for his arrest.
Constable Sullivan arrested Bell near
the Interstate Mines Thursday. The lat
ter was taken before Magistrate West
for a hearing. At the conclusion of the
testimony the magistrate concluded that
Bell was the culprit and bound him over
TO the grand jury in the sum Of $500.
The prisoner could not give bail and the
Constable brought him to the county Jail
here and imprisoned him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
AGED MAN
ASSAULTED
Bl A. j, JANSEN ON STREET AFTER
HAVING QUARRELED IN ALL
NATIONS SALOON
Jansen Arrested and Required to put up
for Appearance at Court
vincent's Injuries Serious,

A. j. Jansen and J, +. Vincent quarVl-
ed in the All Nations saloon in Glen Elsp'
last evening late and is they came out
of the saloon Vincent attempted TO run
bat Jansen overlook him and knocked
him down. Vincent recovered his feet
and gave Jansen a terrific blow in the
face, The latter then knocked him down
again and kicked him in brutal manner.
Vincent received serious wounds on the
head side shoulder and face. a warrant
was issued for Jansen's arrest and al
late hour at night hl was arrested by
policemen and required 70 put up S25
for his appearance for trial before the
mayor this evening at G.3O O'Clock.
Vincent is boarding house Keep
er in Glen Elk Jansen had boarded there
and they had had trouble before, Vim
CENTS an aged citizen and has the SYM
pathy Of many in that section Of the
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
SOUTHERN
WEEPS
NO MORE
Had Wiped the Lacrlmals Away Be
fore the Convention Met to Look
After His Temporal Welfare.

Adamston had another municipal
convention last night. 1t was held On
G. Q. Southern's front porch and
among those who participated besides
Mr.. Southern were W. II. Camp, the
Peoples party candidate for mayer,
Robert McWilliams and Thomfs
Shreve. The principal object Of the
convention was owipeaway tearsfrom
Southern's eyes, those told aboutjn a
communication in yesterdays Tele-
gram. But they found that South
ern's eyes were dry. lie had gotten a
prescription and carefully followed d.
rections. 1t was not discovered until
Thomas Shreve lifted Southern's hat
from his downCast countenance that
he had wiped the lacrimals away.
There was the usual expressions Of
coincidence and the convention cane
to an end with the general feelidg
that it had been very successful and
stienthuSlaca
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
NEW STORE
WILL OPEN
In the Parsons Building Ii Glen
EIk-Mr. EIfant Will Con
duct 1t, Beginning Sat.
urday Morning.

A new clothing store will open up
in CIarksburg tomorrow. 1t viii be 10
the Parsons building on the corner Of
Clark and North Fifth streets The
bulldog is new and the business rooms
are large and handsome. One of these
will be occupied by J. Elfant, who
has been the enterprising manager Of
the L. B. clothing house on North
Fifth street. He will have an up-to.
date establishment and in addition to
clothing will handle a full stock Of
gents and ladies' furnishings. The
f. B. clothing store will continue in
the Stetler building and be separate
from the new store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
WIFE MAKES
COMPLAINT
Against Her Husband and Asks that
He be Made TO Keep the Peace.
or Jailed.
Jackson smithsr's, Colored. Accus.
ed Of Threatening Ills Wife With
Razor, When She Refused
TO Get Him Something
to Eat.

Mrs, Catherine Smithers, colored,
made complaint this afternoon in
Squire Samuel W. Gordon's assizes
against her husband, jackson Smith.
ers, colored. He is charged with dis.
turbing the peace. The magistrate
issued a warrant containing that
avermcnt.
They reside in Point Comfort and
works at night at the Waldo
hotel, Tuesday night when he went
home, he roughly ordered his wife to
get out Of bed and get him something
to eat. She refused to do SO, until he
addressed her in proper manner.
he then became boisterous, left the
making the remark that he
would not be good for her if she did
not comply with his order. He soon
returned with a razor in his hand,
flung the clothes of the bed and stood
over his wife with the razor in
threatening manner. The two daugh-
lers in another room rushed in and in
formed Smithers that he should not
hurt their mother and it would be at
his peIll, If he attempted it. Hethen
left the house and paced up and down
toe street in a rage and making
Constable Marcellus NcClung arrest
ID Smithers in The Waldo hotel build
ing later in the afternoon. He was
AIKEN before Magistrate Gordon to
answer TO the warrant and the magis-
rate required him upon bis own re-
9 jgnizance toarpear in court Satur-
dty morning at o'clock for trial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
AMPUTATED
LADS LEG
PATRICK FLARHERTY, THE BOY IN.
JURED IN PINNICKINNICK MINE
HAS LIMB TAKEN OFF.
Stood the Operation remarkably well and
May Recover-Arm will in all Likeli-
hood be Saved but Wrist will be
Stiff,

Patrick Flahrty, the IA year old son
of Frank Flahcrty, underwent ampnta.
tion Of his right leg in the Harrison coun-
ty hospital Thursday night. As stated
by the Telegram exclusively, he met with
the accident that afternoon at o'clock
as he was coming out of the mine at
Pinnicl1innick with three loaded cars
In jumping off of one car to set a brake
on another he fell against the ribs Of
the mine and was knocked under the cars
and horribly jniurcd,the leg beingmashcd
off up to the knee and his left arm being
badly hurt.
At first it was thought the arm would
have to be amputated but there are hopes
of saving it, although The bones in the
wrist are crushed. In the event he gets
well and the arm is not amputatcd the
wrist will always be stiff.
The lad stood he operation remarkably
well and is doing quite well under the
Circumstances, although suffering very
much.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23

REMAIN
THE SAME
AS LAST YEAR, THE METHODIST
BOARD APPRECIATING SER
VICES OF ITS PASTORS.
Dr.. Arbuthnot's is $1,000 and Free Use
of Parsonage-Rev. Barnard Re-
ceives S5oo-Church I'm
provements Being
Made.

The Official board of GoT Memorial
Methodist Episcopal church paid the pas.
tors OF the churches deserving considcra.
tion a its meeting in the lecture room
Of the church Thursday night. Revs.
S. *. Arbuthnot and L. NJ Barnard have
been hard workers and have done much
to promote the interest Of NIethodism in
Clarksbwg, Last year the former was
given salary of $500 and the use Of
the parsonage free. The latter is equal
to $500, making a total salary Of $l,SOO.
Rev. Barnard was here only part Of the
year and was paid at the rate of $500.
The board decided that these figures were
not unreasonable and concluded to ex.
press its appreciation of their services
by fixing the salaries at the same
amounts as those of last year. Rev.
Arbuthnot is also given the parsonage
free.
The board decided to buy additional
hymnals and Psalm books for the audi.
toriums. The front of Golf chapel and
the parsonage are being painted and
other improvements will be made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
STREET
CARS TO z
STEELTON
Additional Service Wlll be Given
for Convenience and Comfort
Of Laborers There.
Schedule Arranged for Three Cars
to Run From the Baltimore &
Ohio Passenger Depot 10
the Union Land Park.

Z schedule was arranged Thursday
night for street cars to Union Land
Park and the service will be regular
and daily except Sunday after today.
Cars will begin running tomorrow
morning.
These cars will run from the Baltl-
more s. Ohio depot to the park. This
additional service has been decided
on for the special benefit of laborers
ut the chemical plant in course Of con.
struction at Steelton. Workmcn find
it very inconyenient to be employed
there ard be under the necessity of
walking to and from their work, a
distance not desirable to travel.
Depot cars will be used on this
schedule and will run as follows:
Leave depot at 6:l9 a. M; arrive at
junction 6:27 a. M; and pass court
house at about G:3O a. m,
Next car leaves depot at 2:19 p. M;
arrive at junction 2:27 p. ~; and pass
court house about 2:30 p, m.
Last car leaves at $40 p. M; arrive
at junction at 6:27 p. M; and pass the
court house about $50 p. m.
Returning from the park the last
car in the evening will leave the park
at 5:45 p. m.
This extra service will be found Of
great convenience by the laborcrs at
Steelton and the Clarksburg Indus
trial company's addition and will
doubtless be very much appreciated
by them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
THE WAY
IT'S DONE
Adamston Citizen Writes an Article on
the Way the Tricky Tacky" Con-
ventions do in that Town.

One night as a T'icky Tacky politician
Iav sleeping upon his couch lie dreamed
that the little town of Adamston was
in need Of ticket for municipal officers
lIe said tla there are no Others in town
Win 4 beard cut % cute as nv poatee
and if can oct nv rinht-hand Democrat
brother 10 let Inc labor people nominate
him for Recorder. we will try TO elect
4 rIos, man NIoyor and Won can fiji
his place while the NIovor attends his
farm
They held ! convention Monday NIGHT
IN ehc drnamcrs NM
Chairman was elected who voted
With +bo convention
II wo. made m Of boys and ! fow men
some of tbo fe,,ow. would ike 10
know bow mi. shrcwJ rtfc follow would
,io ~ lit+lo convention o,lloa rortr IL,
, ,,;ncr. nrior i hoy sbon,l tio Eoy
rirEv y,cty y,u noel uot worv ovc,
thn ru,;na. or mn nan wbom von tbirl.
was o.hamcd Rrotbcr wiII trv and got
49,, - tho convention i to,h Nm
!, yot, ~ ina .imn,o.t r,,a. rbo .ood
county Suno,intcn5cnt rejoice. tbot bo
~. no, miycl ~ .wir, convention r,t
had no Mad nj. toor, oro f;alv il i,
ho,cd m II wash tbc anst ont II tbc
Ionor tirLcr. ovcs oftor thc rc,l copvDn.
ion In. bo,u held
So IooE on Ticky Tocl,v tbcrc
I'M. -, I,,,, ~ ~ !, 30, , I, ~,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
RECRUITS
GOING AWAY
Four Men Received and Accepted
Here Viii go to Columbus 10
Join the Infantry.

Captain c. {. Stockle of the United
States army arrived here this evening
from Parkersburg to finally pass on
the applications of four men for en-
llstment in the United States army.
They have been accepted by Sergeant
George W. Hawthorneat the recruit
ing station in the Delson hotel. They
are Marshal Liner, of Glen Falls; Abe
Marsh, of Northview, Charles Fowler,
Of Mt. Glare, and A. G. Kendall, Of
Adamston. They will be sent to Co
lumbus, Ohio, tonight to be placed in
the infantry service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
ANOTHER
ADMISSION
CONVENTION
viii be Held for Purpose of Noml,
mating Citizens Ticket
One Is Already Slated.

The citizens of Adamston are to be
entertained tonight by another con.
vention. The word has been passed
around and has been requested that
this be public announcement that a
Citizens convention will be held in
the school house at 1880 O'Clock to-
night. The purpose is to nominate a
Citizens ticket. Word is given out
that 1t is not to be burlesque affair
but that business is meant. 1t is un
derstood that a ticket has already
been slated, but at Adamston it may
be not only broken but badly smashed
as one cannot always sometimes tell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
OFFICERS WHITE AND sIMMs Ac-
cUsED BY JOHN FOWLER oFAs-
SAULT AND BATTERY
ON HIM.
Alleged Offence Occurred inFront of the
Metropolitan Hotel Shortly after
Midnight as he was Getting in
Buggy, he Says.
Left Eye Bruised and Black and Ugly
Wound on Back of the Head are the
Results Of the Alleged Assault.
Trial vii Occur Tonight.

P0ncem1n \ NJ Whiln o,l Lmos
S,mms wore orogtoa a. a,a,.,;n,, l.,
Constable nt,ycollns 1rsCh,na !, J., :.
rant i..,,ed ~ Souiro s,rnno, ~ Gar.
don NJ thc instorco II rc5n rnn.,ar III
ebarccs tbc officer. ,y;tb a..onIt ,n1 MA
tory ,rlc,,od q ,,,ra hoau a,.,,a,.s,, w M
betwcn % and ! o,cIo,.. tbi. mnrn;n,,
Fowler !. a noro strin of !, ,,J ha;no,
onlv "a ro,r, nf % oao ,a5 ,,l'. y 'Ia' 3r. 5i
1lo il cmnIovcI at tho drasl,.h,,.l, r"an ,',,
& Livery connonv,s stal,1o, ~ soaon%
strodt I1;s sta,.,. ..I1t IL, y, ,r,y ,,esD',1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
DIRECTORS
AND OFFICERS
ELECTED
By the Stockholders of the ConsoI.
ldated Telephone Company
alta Meeting Held In
Grafton.

At meeting of the stockholders Of
the Consolidated Telephone Company
held in Grafton the following Board of
Directors was elected: J. l. Alexan-
der and G. E. Pride, Of Clarksburg;
Z. Fay Hartley and Charles E. Man
ley, Of Fairmont, and D. f. Baily, of
Grafton. The directors organized by
the election Of J. 1. Alexander, presi
dent;c 9 Z. Manley, vice president; E
+, Hartley secretary, and VIM. Nor.
gan, treasurer j. Walter Barnes was
reelected general manager.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
Lowers the Worlds
Pacing Record

Memphis, Tenn, Oct, %. Dan
Patch lowered the worlds pacing rec.
ord three-quarters of a seconds here
this afternoon. The record establish
ed by Prince Alert was l57 and Dan
Patch's own record was 100 lie not
only lowered his own record Of l.59
but clipped three.quarters of a second
from the worlds record held by Prince
Alert, making the mile in 1861.
Time by quarters: 20, s., l,27t, 1851.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-23
PROMINENT
COLORED
PEOPLE WED
Miss Anna Madison Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. Hod Dabney, Of
Buckhannon, Thursday
Evening.

A pretty home wedding occurred at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Madison, colored, north of the depot
at $50 o'clock Thursday evening.
The contracting parties were their
daughter, Miss Anna, and Mr.. Hod
Dabney, Of Buckhannon, ". Va. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
q, Young pastor of Prides chapel A.
NJ. e, church in the presence of the
family and a few intimate friends.