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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

HURON, S. D.-The absconding Great
Northern conductor, L. H. Turck. has
been located, and will be brought here
for trial as soon as a requisition for him
is honored. He carried away $685. of the
company's money.-Twenty years ago Ed
J. Miller entered the employ of the First
National bank. In recognition of his
faithfulness and efficiency the bank pre-
scented him a handsome solid silver coffee
set.-Senator Fred M. Wilcox has been
advised Of his selection as member Of the
board Of trustees of the Chicago theolog-
ical seminary-The 'Mikado" was pre-
scented to a large audience by home talent
under the supervision of Professor
Thon1as.-A young man named William
Rheinhart was SO badly frozen that he
will lose one foot and possibly both.
HOT SPRINGS, S. D.-While o. e. Sa.
Wit was hauling a load Of logs his team
ran away, attaining such Roadway thai
in running into a tree seven inches in
diameter the tree was broken off squarely
and Mr.. Savit hurled forward with such
force that he sustained broken leg and
was also injured internally. He is in a
serious condition.-The churches have
united in revival meetings. An evangelist
has been secured to aid the regular pas
tors.-As showing the mild weather pre-
vailing in Hot Springs It may be stated
that several citizens called on their
friends New Years day in linen busters
and straw hats
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

APPLETON, WIs.-The concessions of
shorter hours and freedom from Saturday
night and Sunday work granted last Janu
airy by twenty out Of twenty-six paper
mills in the Fox river valley are to be
withdrawn, and a big strike is imminent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05

EAU CLAIRE, WiS.-Henry H.: Hayden,
a well known lawyer, was found dead In
hiss bed. He was sergeant in Company H,
Thirty sixth Illinois, in the civil war. His
estate is estimated at 100000 ,.-:.,7g ,.-.:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
FINE WELL
AT WALLACE
South Penn Gets Splendid Producer on
the Wesley Robinson Farm.-other
Oil Notes.

In the Salem district, in this county
the Southern Oil company has completed
a test well on the I. b. Pepper farm
and has a 3o-barrel producer.
Near Salem, the South Penn Oil com
pany has completed No, Il ON the L.
Raymond farm and has a 5o-barrel pro
ducer
On the east side of the Folsom district
in this count, the South Penn company
has drilled its No. on the Wesley Rob
inson farm into the second pay, and
the well produced 2lO barrels the first
lG hours.
This well is located near the one drill
cd in by the same company a few weeks
ago on the G. W. Talkington farm. The
same company has drilled its test on the
Taylor darlington farm 90 feet below
the Gordon and is drilling in slate. The
same company has drilled No. / on the
Mary Il. Hildreth farm into the Gordon
and the hole has filed up 500 feet with
fluid.
The South Penn has drilled its No. 2
on the Michael Manson farm into the
stray sand % feet and has no show Of
oil.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
EPWORTHIANS
ENTERTAINED
BY MRS. ARBUTHNOT
intermediate Department at Golf Chapel
Enjoy Most Delightful Evening
at the Parsonage.

The members OF the intermediate de-
partment of the Golf Epworth League
were very pleasantly entertained Mt tho
NJ. +. parsonage on Pike street last
night by Mrs. S. X. ArbWthnot. Tho
young people came about s o'clock ana
spent the time very pleasantly and
probably until little after 10 o'clock
a pleasant surprise feature was an i'm
promptu invitation which was sent and
accepted by the Senior Leaguers to join
the Juniors at the parsonage. Several
members of the junior department gave
recitations, solos, vocal and instrumental
and about 9:45 Refreshments were serv-
ed. All went away declaring they had
spent delightful evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
D CASE S.
OF DISTRESS
MRS ROBERT VAN pELr, AN AGED
LADY, rs DISTRACTED OVER ABB
SENcE OF HER SON,
May be Forced to Give up Housekeeping
and to Sen Her Household EHects.
Benevolent Societies Should Give
Her Aid.

Mrs Robert Van Pelt is very much
exercised over the absence OF her SON.
Emory. He went away from home. .
couple of months ago and has not been
heard OF since All her efforts to To-
cate him have been futile and she has
given UP the hunt in despair
The case is n very sad one. Mrs. Van
PeIt is aged. Emory was her main sup
port, and since he has gone. she is on
the verge of poverty and destitution. She
is much distracted over his disappear
ince and her worldly condition, and does
not know what to do. The circumstances
have about forced her to break up house.
keeping and dispose Of her hosuehold eff
fects. After that she has no idea what
the future has in store for her. 1t is
a case that demands the attention o.
the benevolent societies, and it is hoped
that they will go to her rescue and aid
her in locating her son.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
POCKET PICKED
OF GOLD WATCH
Mike Harvey Falls Asleep in Chair and
Someone Relieves Him of Fine
$50 Gold Timepicce.

Mike Harvey, colorcd, IS minus IA gold
timcpicce. He was sitting on chair
in front OF Tom Jones barber shop Sat
urday noon and dozed off into a sleep
While he was mcandcring around in the
Land of Nod, someone slipped his gold
watch from his pocket. The thief got
away before Mike awol<e and discovered
his loss. Mike wanted to get out a war
rant or two in Magistrate Riley's court
but rs he couldn't give any Just grounds
for the issuance Of such a paper, he let
the matter drop, The watch is valued
II $50. and Mike doesn't feel very iubi-
LIANT over the loss of it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
Dividends ON Steel.

New York, Sept. l2.-It is stated on
official authority that the full and regii-
lar dividends viii be declared on both
classes Of steel next month and viii be
fully paid. What is more. the direct
,rs, when they meet in january next,
will repeat the program. The steel cor
poration has the money in the TREASURY
20 pay these dividends, and the compa-
ay's earnings continue satisfactory. If
traders hammer Atehison or st. Paul,
but it. BuH Pacific conservativeiy.
There is good buying Of Metropolitan,
while Slanhatten may safely be taken
on around present prices. Disregard banlS
abatement. Enormous crops need big
money to move. Norfolk & Eries are
perfectly safe to hold.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
DIRECTORS
HOLD MEETING.
Audit Bills and Order Them Paid ami
Transact other Business Pertain
ing to the Fair.

The directors of the West Virginia
Central Agricultural and Mechanical so
ciety held a meeting in the business Of
flee of Messrs. Highland and DenhaEI
saturday Afternoon at O'Clock, tht
county court room being occupied.
President S. c. Denham presided at the
meeting and Secretary james \. Hes.
was there in the discharge of his duties
The directors present were Charles w
Lynch, benjamin Brown Stout, sherman
G. Denham, Thomas s. Spates, sainuc.
S. Faris, Virgil L. Highland, George e,
Southern, A. a. Lang and Frank r.
Moore.
Bills were audited and ordered p'tid
by the treasurer, Thomas s. spates
whose office is in the federal building, at
which place he win pay all bills and pre-
miums.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12

ATHLETIC CLUB
Revived at Meeting Held in Palace Bar.
Der Shop and Strong Football
Team Win Be Placed on Field
in Near Future.

The old Clarlzsburg Athletic club wa
revived at the meeting held in the Paf
ace Barber shop hast evening at 8 o'cocl'
for the purpose of organizing a new foot
ball tenn. The organization was deter
mined upon and several players regis
tered as members. The positions have
not been assigned the members as yet,
hut this will be done Mt the next meet.
ing. Lynn Osborne was elected captain,
and w f. Dawson, general manager.
Those who have joined the club so far
are Percy Liner, Howard BIake, Ray
Stealcy. Mark Mcdonnell. VIII Mulheran
Frank Gill. Charles Gill and Red Wat.
kins. Three other players are to be Sc.
cured before the eleven can be put on
the field.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
BEING EITHER ABSENT-MINDED
OR INTELLECTUALLY ENGRosS-
ED IN OTHER MATTERS, HE
WAS NOT THERE.
JUDGE HIMSELF OPENED COURT
AND PROCEEDED 10 IMPOSE A
FINE ON THE ABSENT
Pleasant Marshall, coIored, Found Guilty
of Unlawfuny Cutting.-Robert
Waldo Acquitted.-wm Green
confesses.

Court visitors are ever impressed with
with the courtesy and dignity with which
Deputy Sheriff NJ. b. CurkendalT opens
the sessions of circuit court every motn-
ing, but they were disappointed Satur-
day morning. Mr. eurkcndall, 50 atten-
tive and prompt in his duties as court
officer, failed to be present ut the open
ing hour. being either absent-minded or
deeply engrossed intellectually in some
thing else.
When the hour~arrived for the court
to proceed with the business of the day,
Judge Mason was on hand He waited
a few minutes for the deputy to open
the court, but soon became convinced
that he was not in attendance, and so he
opened it himself, and imposed fine OF
s. on the absent deputy.
William Green appeared by council and
confessed to misdemeanor. He was
fined S25 and costs.
The appeal case of City of Clarksbure
against Robert Waldo, for indecent ex-
posure of the person, was tried by jury
and the defendant was acquitted.
A decree of sale was entered in the
chancery cause of Matte Kidd against
Earl Monroe.
The jury in the case of Pleasant Mar
shall. coIored, tried for felonious assault
on Happy Hoolighan,'' brought in YER
diet Friday evening not finding him gull
ty as charged in the Indictment, but
guilty of unlawful cutting. The verdict
is still that of a felony, and in all prob
ability new trial viii be granted, the
Jury having seemed to understand TIN
significance of the verdict.
Guy Lester was put on trial Saturday
afternoon on the charge of felonious as
sault on a. L. Graves some months ago.
ii appears they quarrelel over boy
playing in the garden, and Lester ran
into his home, grabbed a gun, came out
and shot at Graves twice, but neither
shot took effect.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
BY TWO GIRLS WHO HAVE BEEN
TAKEN no WHEELING HOME
BY HUMANE OFFICER
YOUNG GIRL TREATED m A MAN
NER THE MOST WICKED AND
DEPRAvED SHOULD BE
ASHAMED OF.
FriendIess ana Homeless, Many Took
Advantage Of Her and Treated Her
Cruelty and without Mercy.
Are Said to Be clarks-
burg Girls.

Fairnont Times: Miss Mary Black
;weH, alias Hazel AIcGowan, and Miss
sEfie. Weaver, were taken to a home for
Young women at Wheeling today by Hl,-
name Society Agent w S. sample The
Blackwell girl who gave her name yes
tertlay as Hazel MCGOWAN, told Presi-
dent Engle, of the Humane society, OF
the whereabouts of her friend and com
panion in misfortune Miss weaver anu
the president dispatched an officer to ar
rest her and bring her to his Office. II
was not long till the officer returned
with pretty little child and turned her
over to Mr.. Engie-
q don't want to tell, cause don't
want people to know me-"
ssBut you must tell me. am going
to send you to Wheeling to good home,
where you will be treated with kind
ness and respect and where you viii
have chance to become an educated and
useful woman. Now, if you want to go
tell me your name"
The prospect >pleased the wayward
child and she told her story. Her faith
ar, she said. is dead, and her mother
not able to support her. She is sixteen
years old. Since she has been in FAIR
mont men have taken advantage OF her
in way that old sextns lar'l.linius =,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
WILL KINDLE
THEIR FIRES
Glass Factories Are Preparing to Re
sumo Operations in a Few Days.

The La Fayette and Clarksburg Co
Operative glass factories at Northyiew
and Adamston, respectively, will likely
kindle their fire September 10, although
a definite statement has not been given
out in this particular by the manage
ments of the factories. 1t was the in
tention to begin work this month at tho
window glass factory in the Clarksburg
Industrial company's addition to the
city, but all is not yet in readiness. 1t
is expected THAT the factory will begin
operations the first Monday in October.
The addition is the scene of much ac-
tivity these days. Railroad track is
being laid and ears are being run IN
with building and other material. 1t Is
common to see two big moguls busy
there now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12

CHARTERS
ARE ISSUED
Banking, Hardware, Land and Advertis.
ing Companies at Various Places
Take Out Charters.

State business concerns have been
chartered by the secretary of state as
follows:
The Ashbury System, OF Wheeling, w.
va. to design and paint advertisements
Of all kinds, and to. buy. build and rent
sign boards, fence and building space
and to do any and all Things incident tc
the carrying on OF a general sign paint
ing and general advertising business;
capital $4,000. Incorporators, Elene
Ashbury, Amber Ashbury D. NJ. Wrin-
kle. wheeling; w. j. Bagby, Atlant"s
Ga; George 5. otte, OF Wheeling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12

THOUSAND
CHILDREN
Are in the City Schools at End Of First
Week-EnroIlment About Same
as Last Year.

The first week of school has gone. The
start was good and things are in fine
working shape. All things are adjusted
now for god years work. The en-
rollment Is. about the same as last year
but may be little larger. So far thero
are sos children is school. OF these
sol are in the central sclioo! building
1873 at the West End, lo3 in the Alta Wis
Ia school, and I5s in the colored schools.
Iyhe teachers and city superintendent are
well satisfied with the first week and
are confident this will be hard work
ing, profitable year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
FROM WESTERN TOUR

Gotlieb schultz, the prominent Adj
amston merchant and shoemaker, is home
from a western trip. He left here March
last with his daughter, Catherine, fof
oklahoma territory, to visit his dnugh-
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. Gain, and Catherine was
married there in a few weeks after
ward. Mr.. Sclutte made an extensive
tour, visiting interesting points in Ten
ncssce, Mississippi, Missouri and Ar
kansas ana staying in New Orleans twr
weeks. 4 few days before his returt
he viited the worlds fair grounds Mt St.
Louis and was very much impressed with
their magnitude and mOgnifcence. HG
returns home in splendid health, his
many friends are glad to know.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
STOCKS
A PURCHASE
ON REACT ION
NOME OF THEM REACHED THE
DANGER POINT. WEAKNESS
WAS MOST EXCELLENT SIGN.
OFFICIAL AUTHORITY FOR AsSER-
TON THAT DIVIDENDS WILL RE
DECLARED ON BOTH CLASSES
OF STEEL STOCKS.
Reported That Secretary shaw WIN Dis
criminate IN Deposits Against Banks
Retiring Currency.

New York, Sept. l2.-stoclls have
proven a purchase on the reaction, mono
OF them reaching danger opints. The
weakness Friday morning was most
excellent sigps followed by strength in
the afternoOn. The weakness the first
hour showed that the big men had ne
sesire to liquidate. They create 2 strong
market to sell on not a weak one: Ihs
Judgment is that it Is best TO hold pres
snt long stock, or-if not in the market,
but moderately the leading issues ON
weak spots.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12

FOR JUDGE
Of His District Honorable W. Scott stu
art, Of West Union, is Likely to Be.

Hon. w. Scott Stuart, OF West Union
one Of Doddridge county''s prominent At:
torneys, Is in the city today, a distin,
gllisied visitor. Mr. Stuart's friends ar.
talking him as candidate for Judge 81
his district, composed of Doddridge.
Richie and Tyler counties. But he re.
marked today to TelegEhm editor thaS
he thought 1t was u little too soon ts
say much about it. although he aPpre-
ciates the attitude his friends have takel
in the matter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
.C-sI z EMS S JIED
BY CIT Y
Controversy Over the Clay Street Pav.
ing Gets Into Magistrate Riley's

The city proposes to make several Clay
street. citizens pay for their share Of
the street paving that has been done
over there. The pavement was put down
a couple Of years ago ON the two thirds
plans but some Of the parties have NOD
yet paid their part Of the cost, The mat
ter has been hanging fire some time iD
tlle council, and at last the city arranges
to have Squire Riley hear the case neds
Tuesday, suit having been brought in
that court. Among those who have been
sued are Council NJ. " Hurst, E.SvE
williams and Rev David L, Ash D. D.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
SUNDAY AT UNION LAND PARK.

j. r. Swagcr will open his ice cream
and candy room in the casino at the
Union Land park Sunday for the benefit
of people who viii spend the heated
hours of the day there The street cars
viii be run 10 the pnrll terminal on tha
regular Sunday schedule tomorrow, and
indging from the weather today a large
number will enjoy the ride to the park
and Il pleasant seat under the cool shade
trees in the big grove. MIR. Swager viii
keep his place open every Sunday dur.
ing the warm weather.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12

RsI.I.ED CONSTABLE IEocLUNG 10
NAN WHO srARTRD AFTER HIM
WITH a BIG AXE.
ROBERT GORDON, coLoRED, RE
SISTED ARREST AND OFFICER
SHOT REVOLVER Ar Elm. =.
County of7eer Has an Exciting Expe-
rienee at the Old Fair Ground Park
Late Friday Afternoon, While
Arresttng a Colored Man.


.Drop that axe, Bob, or IN shoot you, .
shouted Constable Marccilus AIeGIang
to Robert Gordon, coloEed, whom he .Yas
il the act Of arrestins in the park ut
the fair grounds Saturday morn ng.
The colored man had a largc, ugly olz-
ing axe in his hands and he was going
towards the constable With a nsn6cing
gle91n in his eyes.
Banglns came the sharp and sudden
report from the constable's revolver, just
as Gordon started to swing Nlie hig axe
warrior fashion, at the officer. The bull
Iet vhistled uneonifortably near the col
ored man, and, Fortunately for him.
missed. The effect upon the coIored man
was as sudden as the shot from the of
ffeer's revolver The axe fell to the
ground and he surrendered himself to
the officer in a eowed and trembling
manner.
Lucy Lee sswore out Il warrant in
Magistrntc Gordon's assizcs Friday morn,
ing against Gordon, charging him with
beating and asslulting his daughter
Matte Gordon. The issuance Of the
Warrant was the result OF a domestic
diffculty in the Gordon household on
Water street. The magistrate placed
the paper in the hands Of the constable
to execute AIcClung took the paper Fri
day afternon and began hunt for Cor
don.
After long scarclR the constable
learned that Gordon was working 1T the
old fair grounds He went out there and
found the coIored man at work in the
fair grounds park. cleaning mp the
grounds and doing some repair work on
the premises. When Gordon saw the of
ficer coming he ran to II whcrlbarrow
standing near by and picked up his axe
The officer told him that he was under
arrest and lie pulled the warrant from
his pocket and read it To the colored
man. McClung then started towards
Gordon 10 take him in charge, when the
latter showed signs of bcIIigeraney, with
the result that the constable shot at him
as related above.
The constable brought his prisoner tc
the county Jail on street car and i'm
prisoned him. Gordon will remain there
until Monday morning next at 10 o'clock
when he viii be given a trial upon the
warrant which Lucy Lee caused to bt
issued. He may have to face another
charge before he gets out of the magis'
trate's court.
Constable McClung says he had clos'
shave. and that he was compelled to
shoot at the fellow in sclf-defcnse. The
shot from the revolver sped by the col,
ored fellows left arm. missing Kim but
a few inches.
Gordon is employed as sexton Of thre:
churches in the CITY When he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
WILL MovE 70 RARKERsBURe.

Lloyd A. Flanagan, merchant 1T Cen
tral station, Is in the city today. lie
expects to move to ParkeFsburg next
week aTd go into the mercantile business
there, haying bought business room
house and several lots in that city
Mr.. Flanagan is splendid young bust
ness man and has prospcred signnlly.
The property purchased in ParlSersburg
cost him about $1,000. That city win
find him a business man Of great intcg-
rfty and enterprise, and the Telegram be-
speaks success for him in his new loca-
tion. He win dispose Of his business At
Central station.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
THE MAYORS COURT.

There were two plain drunks before
his honor, Mayor Grille, at Saturdays
session Of police court. One paid a fine
of 50 and costs and the other was sent
10 Jail for three days, because he didn't
have the requisite amount of the need.
full. One prisoner was fined So and costs
for disordcrJy conduct. He hit another
a small rap over the head and the lat
ter had him pulled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
Secretary shaw win Discriminate.

New York. Sept. l2.-It is reported
shat Secretary shaw viii discriminate
in deposits against banks retiring cur
reney. il is understood that the next
declaration OF Steel common dividend
viii be ut the usual rate and time. Atch-
ison reports. a balance alter common
dividend of $4.lll,4I9. after largely in
creased operating expenses and interest
on serial bonds The weather in corn
belt continues good. Bank lost in cur
rpney movement $6s2,5OO. Bradstreet's
says trade continues uneven, but the
general drift IS toward Improvement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
ANOTHER RAILROAD
TO BE BUILT
BY Col. Joe Fuccy for the Baltimore 8
Ohio Railroad company.-win Be
Logging Road.

Col Joe Fuccy, the well.llnown rail
road contractor, has the contract .foi
constructing logging road for the Gau1
ley company. The road will run up tho
Cranberry river from Cranberry station
a distance of six miles. He will put :.
force of men on it right away 1t .
understood that this is to be BaItf'
more & Ohio railroad branch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
LIrrLE DAUenrER ARRIvEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Rapp, Of Gypsy
are the happy parents Of an infant
daughter. She was born at their home
at Gypsy l,st night. The many friends
who reside here extend their congr'ttu
lSions and are pleased that their home
has been thus blessed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
KNIGHT pEnpLARs WILL MEET.

4 special conyocation will be held by
clarksburg commundery, No. IL, knights
Templar, at o'clock Monday afternoon
in the asylum Of the commandery, for
the purpose Of conferring degrees. The
attendance of all members is requested
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
VISITS cLARKSBURG
ON PROSPECTING TRIP.

James B. Cooke, chief of inspectors of
the railway mail service, in the post
office department at Washington, is in
thc city on a prospecting trip. He has
been given a thirty day leave of absence
and will spend the greater part Of his
vacation in this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
RARY Dies Ar 2. z. cAaP.

An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Joe
lsinmons, who live at the Pinnickinniek
mining camp, died Friday evening of all
ments peculiar 20 infants. The funeral
occurred Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
The little body was laid to rest in the
Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-12
OFF FOR VACATION.

J. W. Robinson. ed5tor of the Daily
News, accompanied by his mother, Mrs
j. b. Robinson, of Craigmoor, left on
tIle 1o:I3 train for I1nntintet where he
will spend his summer vacation. While
gone he will visit Charleston. It'll esk
pected that he will return some time
next week.