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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-05
Las DOtencias aliadaS
todavia dando que ha-
Ger con motive del
''imbroglio" venezolano

Nueva York, Abril 22.-PArsse,
seRun 90 desprsnde de los dltimas
notieias, que Ipglaterra no se propo.
ne insiktir on que ae lave al tribunal
de arbitrage De 10 Haya 10 question
de al Vene zasla pagar& Ono los gas.
tos originados por 81 bloqueo de ma.
rr&s. S'~ g.
Esta proposition no fu6 incluiia
on el protooolo de febrero 13 que
dispone que q dicho tribunal deberan
ir, para solucionarss, s6lo dos pun.
tog gimportantes: In question de pre-
fereEoia en- los ps gos, y el modo de
distribucion del 30 por efento de los
Sereahos AduAneros do Vene8uela
entire las naciones aoreedoras. Hl
EmbSjador de Inglaterra % Was
hington propuso hace tres semanas
6 Mr.. B.wen 10 insertion de una
clkusula en- el p, otocolo. deiando 6
10 aproba eion del tribunal de 10 Ha
ya si los gastos del bloqneo han de
hacsrse por Vsnszuela g. por los
aliados, Mr.. Bowen, CON 10 enerefA
q 40 ha seAraetea izaa tod0s sus actos
dssae que trsio 6 WAshington.la re-
presentaei6n de Venezuela, ae neg6
on abRoluto q 10 inclusion de seme.
iants clkusulA en- el protocolc.
Sc cree positivAmsnte que nj TIA
LID nj AlemRnia habr&n de dilAtar las
nsgociacionss con esta nusva pre-
tensi6n. 81 Emba Ador ings68 ha
pAsado nota 6ysu gopierno IN farm&n-
dole del estsdo de cosAs, y ahora pc
rece que el gobisrn0 de II Gran Brs'
tafIa est& dispuesto 6 dejar el proto'
colo en- los mismos terminus en- que
fuA oonvenido.
/ Ri 4r. Palido, representsnt0 6e
Vene1neia en- Washir gton, hA regrs'
sado "a de su pals, traysndo para
Mr. Bowen una extenna earta del
Pfssiaente Sr. CAstco, en- que este
apruebA enteramente las gsstiones
praetioaaas por kqr6l, agrsgsndo
que 81 gobierno venezolano velfa
con gusto que llevara 81, Mr.. B.wsn,
su represent taei6n oil tribunal de ar
bitrsje de IL Haya, al efscto, 90 le
dArAn los poaeres amplios de que
vino investido q Washi1 gton.
Sc dice que 10 esposa del Presi'
denta Castro saldrk brevemsnte CON
direction 6 Paris, donde 90 propone
pasar ana tsmporada, = que Castro
hara el af1o proximo una vista & los
Eatados Unidos. CON motive do 10
Exposici6n de st, Louis, correspon'
aisnao 4 10 invitAei6n que 90 10 ha
h0eho. ~ et.,anf sarrs -
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Muy bien!

En- Areeiho ha circulado profusa'
mente ana hoj impresa euserita per
sVarios veeiross, On la cual hojs se
protests de que el teatro de squells
eiudaa Sc converts en- f&briea de
eigsrros.
Creemos muy justa ess protssts,
porque Arecibo es ciudad de gran
cultura y serfa triste que NO contase
CON nm edificio que en- todo pueblo
60 sfmboio de civilixae,6n y pro-
greso.
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Tn cad
apareci6 esta mai1ana flo
tando en- el mar u
Estaba compile tamente
z deStroZadO
Sc supone que 81 individuo pertenecio
q la tripulaoion de una goleta fondea-
da en- ell puerto.

Esta msfisna aparecIo 6 for de
aqua, eerea del llamAdo muelle de
Las goletas, el eaa&ver do nm HON
brs qae sc supone perteneci6 6 la
tripulaci6n de ana golsta que eatk
atraesda nj muelle.
El individuo era de color blAneo y
de faerte constitution. Sc cree que
pereci6 ahogado desde haea dos 6
tres dias, pues se hallaba el cadkver
en- estado de complata doscomposi.
ei6r. r ~
3 La Corte Federal entiende en- L.
averiguaei6n del case, paes hay sos'
pechAs de que sea ese ead&ver el do
alRdn soldsdo americana.
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Los Vecinos
de Catano
nccesitan aqua buena y
abundante al7
(Ds ausstr0 cogresponsal)

. - Y ~
Mayo5. L. sena est& spretanao
en- este poblado. I'm CAtaf1o cuanao
deia Do Hover ochD dias, los deshe-
redAaos dc lA suerts no tianen que
beber.
Ss,fR eonverientes; ya que 81 Ayau
tamiento de Bsyam6n no ge ocupa
de noeo tros, & exception de los CON
csjalea que viven en- este pobiado
que el sef1or VAl&6s, como ha heeho
otrss veees, mandara 10 GAIA de aqua
de Bsysm6n, para que los veeinoa
mas llacesitAdos 90 surtieran de tan
pracicso lfquldo.
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DR.. Ferrer Torres.

Tratsmiento de todas las enferme
dades en- general.
. Mspeeialidad en- las afeceionas de
los oios, narix. dido y garganta
Horas de eonsnlta dc 266. =. n.
tu s}l Sol A 50 . n
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H0RTELAN0

Be solicita uno, inteligante, al cue
se le har2n bnenas proposieiones
para explosar una hortslizs Infor.
Mar&n ON 1A ofleina Do sLs CORES.
pond deneiAs FortalexR 81.
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"El BOr1nQuen'
Gale, Restaurant y Billar.
SAN JOSE "a.

AeAbAse de abrir al pdblico este
uuovo estAblecimisnto. Su dueno,
eonoCido ON estA capital y en- toda
Il isla, y competente en- 81 ramo, por
sa ,pI AatieA y conocimientosa en- 81
mismu, ofroee la nueva casa 6 todos
sus amigos y relaeionados.n EN- el
SaaRo do billar, pusden .pasarss bus.
no9 ratos. lo Gran modification % los
preeios. Busn sarvieio. Excelente
soeina. Osf6 superior. ehocolate =
Nnopmm .&iIQGgS dEC@ li1 E55agT-
Propietario,
re - g4. 8.
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Concerto dadO en-
Santiago de Cuba
PoR UNA PUERTORRIQUENA
FL almas ha ganado Are
cibo en- Abril
EStudlosoS jugadOreS 1nterrum-
pidoS por 10 lmportuna
policla
(Ds n3sstre ooresp0nsa!'

E. 3.
Mayo, 4.-Con objsto de rscono.
ssr 6 don Jose Ramon Rivera, que
&c halla snfsrmo de eaidado, llega-
rom aver G esta poblac;6o: el Doctor
Hsrn6ndez, en- 81 tren de 10 mafia.
NJ, y el doctor Vale, en- al de 10
tArae. Dssesmoa viva msnte una me
jo1fA eomplsta On Ell ecfsrmo.
Por earta de la Habana, que he.
mos visto, 10 inteligante puertorri.
quef1a senora Elisa Tav&rez de Sto'
rer di6 nm concerto On oil Lieeo de
San Carlos, de Ssntisgo de Caba,
con sxtraorainario Sxito. Tomaron
psrte On dieho fiesta varias diatin'
guidas artistas 0ubanas. Oon eli I'm
de dAr algunos eonciertos en- 10 Ha.
bAna, pronto embarsara para esa
capital,
TAmbien hemos sabido que el le'
trsAo don Elpidio de los Santos, al
desembarear en- 10 Habana, donde
fa6 con objeto de pasar unos meses
al lado de ga familla. aneontr6 6 "a
hsrmAno don Ramiro de euerpo pre-
Rent@. ReeibA al aef1or de los San
tos, nuestro p6same mas sentido,
Kl seltor Bias Lsgans, professor
/ de m6sica do la banda municipal de-
sCAmuy, hA presentado demands ae
divorcio eontra sa esposa Luciana
Bsgu6s. arc
Ea el mes de Abril dltimo han
oeurrido aquf 107 nacimientos, SO
defunciones = Ia matrimonios.
La policf& sorprsndi6 una jugadA
6 10 prohibido las otras noches, en-
CASA dc nm se1or do spellido Rodri'
gusz, y el se11or iuez de Pas impuso
csda uno de los deter .dos, que
eran c:neo, To- suma dc dollars do
malta, :s.@.z,
En- el ditimo tren aal s&bsdo, lle'
g6 6 este ciuaad el sef1or don Ulises
Calcaf1o, indultado de Ga penA,s por
el Gobernador. Muehos amigos fac
ron 6 aarle laS estaei6n, L. bienve'
nfaA, y adm sigue reeibiendo feliei'
tseionss do toao sl mundo por haber
vuslto al ssno de su familia. u Nos
otros tambien le felieit&mos. t
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A v I S @

5Dlrante 10 Ausencia del sefior In.
geniero don Julio Pereira Los que
aoliciten sus servieios dirfisnse &
Ramon Ganafa C6rdova, Iugeniero
San Jos9 II, San Juan.
15v&
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la vAQUITA NECRA''
: SAN FRANCISCO 81

<'s--@' . SAN FsFSANO1SCO b1
En- este bisn surtido estableeimien
to, Gnieo en- su elase puede deeirse,
eneontrarA el p1blieo exqaisitoa CO
fe, chocolate, refrescos. hcores, dul
ces, taeaeos, eigarrillos innniasd
de artfculos de primera slsse. Msg
nff1so gervieio.
LIMPIBzA, EsMERO. ACTIvI.
DAD Y CARING CON Ell PA,
-.....--.. RROQUIANO. --.---.---a.
Pueden saborearse squf los c6.a'
bree eP PasteIillos turepss de seerne y
queso. YunAsjam6nen viaos, psro
,jAm6n enon plus altra.. Hallaeas y
pasteles los sabsdos y domingcs; y
10 famoea LECHE BATIDA, eapeeiAli.
dAd dc 10 casa. J =
Propietario, Juan G. Santiago.
..4 %
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El Reu11latisf1l0
Como CurarlO

I'll ReumatlsmO es una enfermedad causada pOr
impurezas existentes en- ell f1uido VITAL la sangre
Con frecuencia la directa es la presencia
de acido urico. Los sintomas de la enfermedad
son dolores agudos en- los musculos articula-
clones. El reumatismo muscular afecta gene
ralmente la espalda y hombros los mtsoulos
grandes de los brazos y las piernas. Ell reuma-
tismo infamatorio constituye la manifestation
mas peligrosa, de ordinario Sc presenta con
dolores en- asarticulaciones, que llegan ser muy
intensos van acompanados de infamaci6n
febre. Pero ell mayor peligro esta en- que puede
atacarun 6rgano vital, como el corazon, y causar
la muerte repentina.
La mayoria de enfermos de reumatismo
emplean5 remedies externos que aplcan las
parties afectadas. Tales remedies pueden mitgar
ell dolor por un momento, pero ell alivio es solo
temporal. Ell efecto Sc extingue pronto queda
el paciente en- peor estado que antes.
Solo hay una cura para ell reumatismo es
eliminar la causa. Ninghn otro tratainiento pro-
ducira una curacion permanente. Esto es porqu9
las s4 aU
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NO Sc SABE EN-
SAN GERMAN
a QUEEN DEBE PAGARSE
Ell IMPORTE DE UNOS
6 SOLARES
No sc ha presentado todavssa persona
autorizada para reoibir
el dluero

Haee aias qua por 10 oficina del
Alcalde de San German se ha pues.
TO G. disposieioa dc los vende aores
de solarss conoeidos por "Nuevo
Teatro" 81 importante de "a valor en-
venta que hieieran 6 la municipali'
dad. AG% 1A 2 ~ p
Dicho importe no ha podido sar
entregado pOr o. seior Alcalda por
no hsbrss prsssntaao persona al.
guna compstente sutorizada para
nacer el trAspaso y dosumentar Q la
Munieipalidad.
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Ea el mes de Abril dltimo han
oeurrido aquf 107 nacimientos, SO
defunciones = Ia matrimonios.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
DR.. KESSLER
in A STORM
Voyage Across Atlantic Was Ven
turesome but Arrived Safely.

The Kessler hospital authorities are
In receipt Of letters from DIR. A. K.
Kessler, who has gone with his wife to
Londo England, to take post & -ad.
pate coarse. The first was written on
the steamer, Philadelphia, on which
he sailed from New York and at the
time he had but one days more sail.
That letter describes a free storm of
three days. The DR.. writes that the
captain says 1t was the worst storm in
4 years. But they landed safe at a.
m.the sth and the DIR. is now attend
ing the Polyclinic and Metropolitan.
he writes that the healthzof himself
and wife is good.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
WHOLESALE
DEPART lMENT
put in at Crescent Saloon BY Messrs
Davis Z Carter.
Fine improvements Made by these
Enterprising Gentlemen.

Messrs. Carter s Davis, who recent.
ly purchased.the Crescent saloon and
are running it, have remodeled 1t and
put in wholesale department in con-
nection with their large retail busi.
ness. The rooms have been nicely
plasterea, painted and furnished. They
are finely equipped for the business.
These gentlemen carry a large and de-
sirabie stock OF goods in the wholesale
aad rctaii lines. They are clever gen.
tlemen 'no hHvc made host Of friends
since -sys,l, "a to This city and enter.
ed business. They are com petent and
reliable and very obliSS9e. Their place
of business is one OF the best conduct.
ed in the city in that line. Their sue
cess thus far has been gratifying to
them and their Efforts to please and
serve the public have resulted not only
IN Keeping the former patronage but
in increasing their trade quite exten-
sively.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
EN-
Given by Roney Boys Concert
Company at Opera House.
Y. M: G. A. Star Course Number
Large Audience Well pleased.
3

Z a IN Z y
Roney Boys Concert Company, Of
Chicago gave an entertainment at
the Grand opera house Monday even
/ ing, it being one Of the number OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
Star Course.
The concert company is composed.of
Henry 3. Roney, musical director and
teacher, and five young boys whose
ages range from nine TO fourteen years,
who are Mr.. Roney's pupils.
a very interesting and pleasing
musical programme was rendered BY
issss Mastars Robert ssis,
Charlie LeEzen, Harry Newell, Tony
Linden and Master Tracy aorbrook,
the latter pupil of Earl r. Drake,
Chicago.
Master Holbrook, the violinist, won
several encores by his playing, as did
Master Tony Linden, the futist.
The boys appeared in different cos.
tunes as different numbers on the
programme were rendered. Mr.. Roney
was the accompanist on the plano.
The quartette singing was very good,
the boys having excellent, aell-tralned
and cultured voices. The music was
classical and was we'll appreciated by
the large audience present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
RESTS
Does the State in the Monroe
Murder Case.

The state in the murder trial Of
Fred Monroe rested just before the
noon hour and this afternoon Mrs.
Riley Monroe. mother Of the prisoner,
occupies the witness stand. W. b.
Picket Of Wheeling is aching court
stenographer in the case.
A rule was issued for Rose Jordan.
Or. 9. Ellison was allowed $50 as an
expert witness from Ohio.
f. Randolpheave bond. Of 81 900
to appear for trial on the fourth day
of the next term.
a rule was issued against Clarence
Mcearty for failure to appear before
thegrand jury.
a rule was also ISSUED against Mike
Sayor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
BOY DIES S,
ia Miners Hospital From Injuries
From Explosion.
Remains Taken 10 Rosemont for
Interment.

William NJ. Ashcraft, a seyen.year.
old boy, died at the Miners hospital
late Sunday night. The child and his
father were brought to the hospital
about a week ago from Rosemont,
near Grafton, and both were burned
in very severe manner. While
changing some powder from one can
TO another, Ashcraft stepped too close
to an open lire and the powder explod.
ed. The accident occurred in Mr.
Ashcraft's home. The chiid's father.
w. :E Ashcraft, is expected to recover
The. body of the child was sent to his
home at Rosemont for burial yester.
day afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
ENDOW MENT
To Buckhannon Seminary VIII be
Investigated.

Dr.. a. Moore, OF Wheeling. arrived
here Monday night and was the guest
of DR.. David L. Ash. Drs. Moore and
Ash-left the next afternoon for Buck
-hannon to meet the other members Of
the board OF directors of the West
yirginia Conference Seminary at that
place TO take charge Of the endowment
fund of 100000. which was recently
raised for the Institution. They will
arrange to invest 1T.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
Oral Letter

Hassel Lawson and sister, virgte,
and Miss Stella BARTLETT, were visiting
friends at Green Valley Sunday.
MD. Teter attended the Adamston
Literary Society Sunday night.
Mr.. q. G. Mckinley, Of clarksburg,
was here Sunday.
Miss Anna Webb is the guest of her
sister, Mrs John Lancaster. of Bridge
port.
Rev. Mossburg is holding series OF
protracted meetings ut Green Valley
trhe Misses Kester. Of Bridgeport,
visited Oral friends Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Greens visited friends at
Lapgtown last week.
Mrs Martha Roy is very i'll at this
writing.
Bert Webb went to Gypsy Sunday.
Lloyd Lyon. . substantial citizen Of
Wallace, Is aclty visitor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
COURT
is on the ouIet-only TWO plain
Drunks Before His Honor.

Two drunks confronted Mayor Grille
this morning, They made the i'm
preston that they had been well
Jagged. They might have q tten still
drunker, If their time had been money
but it was not and they hal no more
Of the needful. The usual fines were
imposed but they were in no position
financially to discharge the obligation
and His Honor gave them three days
each in the county jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
Major Chiles Here From New York
to Manage Banking and Broker
age Business.
Offices Established in parIors Of Met,ono,;+,n Ho
tel at Great Cost. Mr.. Eay viii be op-
orator.

II.
Major John s. Chiles, OF New York.
City, Is in the city preparing to open
and conduct a brokerage and commits
sion business for Q. NJ. Strong & Com
pany, 50 Broadway, New York, bank
ers and brokers. This firm is one OF
the leading OF the kind in the great
metropolis. They do strictly CON-
mission and brokerage business and
are perfectly reliable and command in
fiuence in the commercial world
Their references are of the best and
their recommendation from finan-
ciers Of national repute the highest.
The ofices to be established here
are located in rooms / and 2 OF the
Metropolitan hotel. Major Chiles
has secured these rooms and hand.
somely fitted them up at great cost
and is sparIng no pains to make them
convenient, and adequate. These par
lors are spacious and they have been
transformed into elegant business
rooms. In fact every thing is being
done to make them regular banking
rooms, such as will be required for TIE
business contemplated.
The concern has its own privA e
wires direct from New York ana will
be in constant communication with
the stock markets there. They will
get only reliable advices and reports,
based exclusively Oh legitimate
business.
Major ohiles is an experienced
banker and has come to stay. He
says that is his intention, if 1T takes
all summer, as General Grant said to
do business.
Mr., Q. z. Lay, late operator at the
Western Union, will be associated
with the new concern as operator. M
better selection could have been made
by Major Chiles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
DREW GUN
On colorcd Fellow. but Fled From
Officers.

a colored fellow named Adams drew
gun on Alonzo White, colored, this
morning, on account of an old grudge
between them. He did not shoot.
White swore out warrant against
Adams in Squire Gordon's court.
Constable McClung and. II. w. Nit
chell went out to Cemetery street,
where he was working for shinn
brothers, to arrest him, but when he
sightec the officers he lied, and has
not been seen since.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
UNCLAIMED
LETTERS
Remaining uncatled For at TIE
clarksburg POST office.

Following is the list OF unclaimed
letters In the clarksburg, w. Va. Post
otiice advertised January 10, 1908.
The placing of the street number
box number, or the words General
Delivery" in addition to the address
on letters will aid the department In
the prompt delivery Of mail matter.
Frank Bryant, Harry NJ. Buffers, G.
A. Baker, Mrs. ]. Bourboreck, w. IL.
Bailey. Miss A. Clark, Miss Eliza Clrak.
Q. R. Calemapd, Clarksburg Fruit Jar
Company, N. W. Carrfco, Miss Mary
Corley, Mrs. Bette Donneway. Miss
Gay E.Drummond, Miss Sadie Donlev
Calvin Elliott, E. z. GoT, Miss Darie
Griffin, Mr.. Gillis, G. H. Gordon. q.
NJ. Howe, Joe Haley, Mis- D. Han
DR.. S. NJ. Hill, F. w. Hartwell Frank
w. Hartwell, Mrs. Rosie Hammond
w. E. High, same, same, Mrs. Rose
Jackson, G. e. Kimpton, Truman
Lynch. Miss Fldel.a Linvifle. Row
Lawson, Fred Montgomery, GIL. Nor
'ord, W. J. Moody, h. p. McCrea. Mrs.
Howard McVeigh, Charley Morrison.
Mrs. 3. Noble, Miss Maggie Nay, Mrs.
James Owens, a. H. Patch, Atho B.
Payne, Dormtck Philbrin. Mrs. Jack
$. Philleps, Jonathan S. Plckens, John
Robertson, B. F.stout, Ben silyertin,
Willie Story Henry Scott, W. NJ.
reets, Richard Terney, Dan or Taylor
Williams, E. W. Welch, Miss Estellia
Weslfall, Mrs. Hannah Williams.
s. g. DENuAM. P. NJ.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
Work Started
on Big Contract

James cofrey, expert plumber, and
Mr.. Walker, who has charge of the
steam heating, Of the firm of the
West Virginia Heating S Piulnbing
Company, arrived here last night fIom
the firms head Office at Charleston to
begin tile work on the plumbing and
heating of the new Waldo hotel build
ing. The work was started today and
win be rushed to completion. This is
one of the largest contracts of this
kind ever undertaken in this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
PROGRAM
OF Teachers Institute Of simpson
District to be Held .FebruaryI4
1908. 2 p. NJ.

- y iaa
Address Of Welcome Miss Ene
Grown.
nsaaia sslifes' opssHsd ~ miss
EdiE Mang. ropes:
(a) Which, in general, Is of most
value to the pupil, the thing learned,
or the power and habit acquired in
learning ii?
tbl Grammar by analysis and dia-
gram-H. 4. Cooper.
te) Should our common school course
be abridgeds
tdl Does the teachers influence
come under thehead of teaching?
(el Is board of trustees advisable?
~ What shall we do with teachers
who will not attend teachers meet
ings?'
-(gl Deti s of parents to our theach-
ers and schools. Discussion by q. A..
Lawson, j. G. Lawson, N. NJ. Jones
and A. D. Fitzhugh.
Adjourn.
o'oAoon. ;. NJ.
l. Music by choir.
2. Invocation.
8. Opening Address (l5 minutes
Rev. w. II. Penn.
4. Paper-Miss Stella Bartlett, sub
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20

Astis Thousand barrel well, wa.
4 the rep6 that reached 'hereiast even
ling from Wallace The news seemed
I tncredilsc and the telephone girl
were kept busy for a while connecting
! phones !: re with phones in that town
People ls.alired TO find that the report
was pr csieally correct.
The Sauth Penn on Company driil.
led in u wcl1 there Sunday evening,
which 4 -.ed Ike a river. The usual
[taniSage had been built but.within an
;houras the well came in, facilities
of that sort were exhausted aud the
oil visited. 1t lowed over the
country ke flood down at Charles
ton, When the Legislature is In ses-
sion, re was nothing to be
seen in Tn community but the greasy
fiuid. ltsImply submerged the coun-
try In q round about.
The STRIFE created intense excite.
ment ainang the natives and there
wasa bis rush to the scene. The op-
eraEfsl active and there were ali
sorts q irstline among the Eureka
Pspe Ete ofieisis % pun III an ade-
quate pFYe line. sssuch an enormous
flow was unexpected and only a two.
inch lin had been laid. Monday was
spent Il. laying an adequate line to
hat die tfie product of this one we'll
and Tu saay morning found the OH
being saved
The eusher is located on the George
Talking en farm and is. No. 4 on that
farm. The others are average produc.
ers, They are situated quite a ais
tance s5a.h Of the new well but there
are producers in that particular sec
tlon. The big well is located on Big
Elk mile and a half north of wal
lace. II is said to be in a new develop
ment, or at least WIN open up whatis
to be practically new development.
The magnitude of the dow is said to
be somewhat exaggerated as the gaug-
er stated Monday evening that IL was
q 5000 barrel producer. This is the
next largest wen drilled in Harrison
county, the whiteman well in the
Wallace district drilled in less than
thrce years ago being the largest. 1t
made a ilow in the start u 1900 bar
rels day.
The strike has resulted in considefa-
| bic speculation IN thar section and All
loose property Is being taken up at
fabulous prices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
ion, Wetzcl, DIX, Wood, Dulanuiey

son, Wetzel, DIX, Wood, Dulaney.
state Boundaries Hanna. Merritt
Mccoy. Kyle q Harrison; Hughes,
shawkey. Stanley, Reed, warman,
Morton. Burdette, Lowe, Keller.
Railroads Hill, Cunningham, Har-
Tis, Davis y. on Bee Sites Hawke,
Kelley, shawkey, Con, Hayes, wetzell.
yansiclsler, Hardwicl1, Morton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-01-20
Insurance Adjusted.

Alexander s Alexander, the insur,
4nce agents, with thclrlnsual prompt.
ness have settled The insurance ON the
stock Of the CLIFFORD Osborn Company,
damaged by lire and water in The re
cent fire In the lIoff Block. The
amount Of the settlement was $500 - j
The same was satisfactory Is all con.
cerned.