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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-28

ska, W wilajecie Adryanopola TO-
900 Z 80 dziala1ni, w Monasty-
RE $4,000, w Salorriki 10000
jake rezerwa.
Sofia, 2S wrzesria. - Wczoraj
odbyla sic tu praktyczna demon
stracya Macedohczykow, kto-
rych okolo 1900 urzadzifo po-
ch6d po ulicach posrod dzwie-
kow zalobnej muzyki, z czarnenai
choragwiami obrazami pred
stawiajacymi wsie palace sic w
caarnych ramach. Polecono ko-
mitetowi zapytae sic premiera Pc
trowa, czyli Rad chce pomodz
Macedonczykom. = Ksiaze Fer
dynand nagle wyjechal re swego
zarnku pod Kestenec, podobno re
strachu. = Turcy budujs forty
mad granica.
Rad bulgarski otrzynal cd
Anglii note uwiadamiajaca, re a.
nj Bulgaria ami Turcya ME moga
liczyt na poparcie w. Brytanii,
jezeli ME przyjma rosyjsko-au-
stryackich propozycyj reform W
Macedonii. Inzynierzy armii bull
garskiej robia przygotowania;
odbywaja sic roboty u mostow
mad rzeka Marica, u drog i for
tow.
Wieden, 28 wrzesnia. - Serb
scy oficerzy, aresztowani "a
sprzysiezenie, zdecydowani So
pozostac ma SVEN stanowisku
przeciw krolob6jcom, z wyjat-
kiem dw6ch, kt6rzy wystapia ja-
ko Swiadkowie korony. Zdaje sic,
re aresztowani zostana skazani,
potem ulaskawieni.
Izba pos}6w tutejszej rady
panstwa przyje}a wniosek Cze-
chow, ma mocy kt6rergo wszyscy
zo'nierze, ktorzy wysiuzyli try
lata, d. 80 wrzesnia przejda do re-
rezwy. Z Czechami glosowali
wszechniemcy, Polacy i socyai-
sci.
Karlsbad, 28 wrzeSnia. - Lord
Miner wyjechal wczoraj nagle
do AngIii, gdyz zostal zawezwa-
ny przez krola Edwarda, by kon-
ferowal premierem Balfourem
W sprawie przyjecia teki mini
stra koIonij ma miejsce Chamber
laina. Lord Miner niechetnie
przyjalby urzad ministra, gdyz
zawsze utrzyn1uje, re jedyne
stanowisko dla niego byloby w
poludniowej Afryce.
Londyn, 28 wrzeSnia. = Trzej
zeglarze napowietrzni, czlonRc-
vie francuskiego Aero Club,
odbyli w balonie pierwsza po-
dr6z Paryza do Hull. Jest TO
pierwsza podroz napowietrzna
szczeSliwie dokonana z Francyi
do Anglii. w r. 1885 robiono pro-
be, ale balon wraz zeglarzami
zgina1 bez wiesci. Smialymi po-
dr6znymi, kt6rzy przestrzeh 900
milowa przebyli w II godzinach i
trzech kwadransach, byli hr.
Henri de la Vaulx, hr. Hadelins
d Outrement kap. Jules Veger.
Wybrali sic oni re St. Cloud
godz. 6 wieczorem w sobote, pre-
kroczyli kanal w poblizu Dover
O godz. I po p6}nocy W niedziele,
ujScie Tamizy godz. 7 rano.
Mieli oni mniejszy balon we
wnatrz wiekszego.
Manila, 28 wrzesnia, - Gene
raj Ola, przywodzca powstahcow,
ktorzy W prowincyi Albay broili,
poddaI sic IS oficerami woj-
slsom amervkatiskim i przyrzekl
wytaG wszelka broh znajdIjaca
sic w jego posiadaniu. Guberna-
tor A. u. Belts oswiadcza, ze ma
TEN faktycznie kohczy sic wszel-
kie powstanie ma wyspie Luzon.
Pittsburg, Pa, 28 wrzeSnia. =
Znikniecie w3aSciciela pewnego
banku prywatnego w Schoenville,
y,,y71yO}aLo yieISie rozdraznienie
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
chi Glass For Weddinq Gifts

Cut Glass For Wedding Gifts
is one OF the most precious offerings
that can be made. Rich, brilliant,
beautiful and incomparably radiant
on the sideboard our cut glass has a
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 goods in
this line.
F. a. ROBINSON & SON.
322 Main Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
OIL NEWS
Operations Are More Activc.-Cood Well
In On the TaIkington Farm.

In the Fish creek district the Hope
Natural Gas company has completed its
test on the Il. & II. Long farm and has
Ia good gasscr in the Gordon
In the Folsom district. Wet7l county
the Sout hPenn Oil company has drilled
in its No. on the Henry Ialkington
farm and the well flowed 50 hrrcis the
first fourteen hours and is still drilling.
In the Elm run district, Ritchie county,
the Buck Oil company has drilled its No.
5 on the +. Buck farm into thealt sand
and has show. for 25-barrclT producer.
Northeast Of the Fallen Timber dis
trict, in Wctzel county. the South Penn
OIL company has shot is test On the 5.
Cummings farm and has 40 q 59.bar-
rel producer in the Big nun sand.
On the east side Of the LittlcGcrmany
district. in Marshall county. The Man
ufacturcrs' Gas company has ddllcd its
test on the Amos Chambers am into
the Big mum sand and the hole ns filed
mp 2.OcO feet with fluid.
the Cave Run district, Peasants
county. the American Oil Development
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
A Hotel for Sale
At Charleston W. Va, at a Great
Bargain If Taken by March 30.

This hotel is known as the
SARATOGA" and has between
46 and so guest rooms. nice sam
pie room. IaTSe office. melodiouS
dining room. has barber shop
and bar room. This building
has been recently remodcled. has
GOOD elevator service Heated
and lighted by natural gas. has
nice bath and toilet rooms on each
floor. and splendid electric Call
bell system through the entire
house.
This hotel is located close and
accessible to the railroad depots
and river and can be reached
within three minutes walk from
the commercial streets OF the
city.
The reason we arc in position
TO offer this property fo- sale. is,
that the owner is DESTROYS Of traV-
cling for the next few years and
does not want TO be bUrdened
with the cars Of looking after tbs
property. Oh mission. W. Va. is
located in the center of the IA.
nawha Valley and New River
Coal o nd Gas Field. and increaS-
Ing In population very rapidly.
II is also the Capitol of the State
and has in its city limits great
wealth. The property will be
offered. for the next sixty days,
for $4,000. onc-third cash and
terms to suit the purchaser.
Address III communications TO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
BOARD OF
PARDONS
NOT A SINGLE APPLICATION OUT
OF TWENTY SEVEN WAS
SHOWN.
Phillips Case Postponed Until ApriL-cO-
rose Case Refused, Evidence Beng
of Conclusive Nature.

Whecling.W. Va, March THE West
Virginia state pardon board, which has
been in session at the pemtentiary for
three days, adjourned last evening. There
was considerable business transacted. Out
OF about twenty-seven cases clemency
was not shown in one. The Phillips
case. which it was thought would be
up for further consideration. was laid
over until the April session. This case
has been up several times before, and in
January respite of 30 days was granted,
which expires on April ., when Phillips,
the alleged murderer of Mcdowell coun-
IL, will either be set free or hanged.
The case Of Francisco Corose, who
vas convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree By the circuit court OF Brooke coun-
tv. in 1901. Francisco Gallo being his
victim. and the murderer was to serve
life sentence for the crime, was be-
fore the board, and was represented by
Attorney J. \. Ewing, of Momdsvillc.
The case was argued in January. The
history Of the case has been published
many times. and it viii be remembered
that Corosc put up the plea Of self-de-
Tense. The board has investigated the
case thoroughly and found the evidence
recently procured by Corosc to be spu-
r:ous and for that reason showed no IA
yor in the case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
Street Car Franchise.
Continued from First Page)

son or for any injury otherwise done or
suffered while laying their track or con.
structing the said railway or in cperat.
ing it after its completion, caused or
suffered BY said company, and said COM
pany shall keep the surface of all streets
occupied by its tracks, side tracks or turn
outs in good condition and repair, and
shall, when the city paves said streets
Or any part thereof, pave and keep well
paved between its rails and tracks, side
tracks and turnouts, and for a space Of
eighteen inches outside its rails. tracks.
side tracks and turnouts 50 constructed
and occupied by it; and the said COM
pany shall not control nor occupy any
portions Of said streets other than that
included in its tracks: and it shall lay
is tracks, side tracks, turnouts and
switches in such manner as not to OBJ
,truct impede or interfere with travel,
or the use OF said streets by the public
outside its tracks; said company shall
keep said streets in such condition as
not TO impair or interfere with the free
and proper use thereon by the public, or
in any manner unnecessarily obstruct
travel thereon; said company shall not
BY means Of snow plows or otherwise so
deposit snow outside Of it, tracks as to
interfere with the right of abutting own.
or Of property to free access and to
cTess from their property or with the
general public to the use of said street
or streets; and said company shall so
construct lis tracks as not to cause sur
face water to overflow and injure the
property Of any owner or occupier along
said strets The company's main track
Shall be under the supervision Of the
council Of the city of Clarksburg. No
car used in the operation of said street
railway shall be wider than ten feet,
and the city reserves the right by ordi.
nance hereafter to be adopted to regu-
late the speed of travel on said railway
to provide rules and regulations for its
proper operation, and provide for safety
appliances. and 10 otherwise fully pro-
tcct the interest of all its citizens.
Said franchise is granted upon the
condition that the said company com.
mencc the construction of said railway
within the limits of said city within six
months from date and complete not less
tI'an two miles of road, beginning at a
Joint near Traders hotel and running
thence south the distance OF two miles.
and have same in running order within
one year.
Respectfully submitted,
f. r. MOORE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
Respectfully submitted,
f. r. MOORE.
JOHN F. KEARNS.

ILL.,. 'oiiN : NE-An.>,''
~ N'''.S'"r '''eeie : report shower
.o' ~, 'or 'he month amounting 70
'','"''is ''na disbursements Tor SZ'"54.OO'
= ~, ',Ior'eu oillt S4'oi''oi was uue
~ o'''So states Iast IRON q founu'S
S"'"p'"S from the city. = ietter tro"
- Io",p,i'! was READ IN "hich y was
',SNeG 'i'' notes Or vouchers DC cra"n
!. ~ '"S '"oont' payable IN SIM! Gays
"e c'tS cIefS was directed 70 issue a
voucher dated April II. for the amount
ana present i TO the city treasurer for
rs endorsements after which It VIII DC
sent % the creditor.
lhe petition Of the residents Of Mon
licello a'enac for a sewer pipe 100 feet
long IN the neiShborhood OF squire n
icy : residence was presented. Aiter re.
marks by Chairman Moore q the street
committee 'aat the sewer should &c put
!" ne matter was referred to the street
committee
OPon Application OF X. {. HeimicK ne
was granted permission to build two
story frame residence on Wernnser
street between Firth and SIXTH. ms
%opos'''o" . inrnish the lumber WIZ
'"S exception Of the stringers for SIDE
WIZ from ruin street along the north
/ SIDE nf W pfsy1IntsF,. 10, fif ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
Death Rate Decreasing.

The 1900 census shows decrease Of
10 per cent in the general death rate
The decline in Consumption is more
marked than any other disease. Many
causes are attributed. but it is safe tc
say that DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. Coughs and Colds is re,
sponsiJlc for this decline, to a large ex'
tent. Many life has been saved by
It's use. There is nothing anywhere just
a good for Lung and Throat troubles
It's positively guaranteed by Frank G
Price SO and SlOO. Trial bottles free
Bland. druggist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
OF Uniform Rank Knights Of Pythias
By Adjutant Martin of FairmOnt.

Adiutant Bernard Martin, of Fairmont
installed the ncvly-elected officers OF
Pluuickinnick Company No. 5, Uniform
Rank, Knights Of Pythias, at the regu.
lar meeting Of the division in the X. of P
Castle hall Friday evening. The Of
feers are as follows:
c. ". Gore. captain.
Charles Little, first lieutenant.
George Lynch, second lieutenant.
Much enthusiasm was manifested IL
the meeting and a bright future for this
company is predicted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07

Dudleys always have nice supply Of
cut roses, carnations and yiolcts. Free
delivery TO all part, q the city. Tele.
phone orders vii receive their prompt
attention. Call Up BANDS drug store.
fcb.O2O-lO'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07

Rooms arena, ,ed 70 patrons Of the Bank
BoTeS for Rent The Bank Offers % depcsitorJ
cuce for the transaction OF business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-07

is within fifty feet of a vel, and thirty
feet of three houses. in which there are
three cases OF typhoid feyc. They also
asked that said officer have The premises
cleaned at that point. The council re.
ferred it to the health officer to act at
once.
R. D. Mayo respectfully asked the
council to take of his hand'a gas light
between Sixth street and Seventh street
in Glen Elk. as it benefits seven families.
His request was referred to the light
committee.
Bills we're audited as follows by the
finance committee and ordcnd BY the
- ,sI.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03

j. r. and Nose Wesley of Ceta
were in town Wednesday. J. II. in
formed us that ne had good wheat
crop considering the fact that he
used it almost constantly as a pas
ture and that the other forage crops
are in full bloom. Nose says they
are going to have picnic near Ceta
tomorrow and among other reports
assisted us in securing data of the
closing exercises of the Fairview
school, which appears elsewhere,
considerably condensed owing to the
lack of space this week.
Eli Dunlap is the proud father OF a
new baby girl
While at the depot one day this
week, r.. II. Rowan, the energetic
freight agent, hailed us and said ii
we were not in too much of a hurry
he would like to subscribe for the
News and accompanied the words
with dollar. Tom ''labors' under
the superstition thateverybody most
is as busy as himself, even down to
the newspaper man.
Travis Shaw left on Thursday
to visit home folks for n few weeks
at Taylor.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03
hearts content.

hearts content.
The teacher of the summer
kindergarten school had a little
camera that looked to be love
ly instrument as far as we could
tell, and there was a certain
young man who seemed to be
very much interested in the
camera-or maybe it wasn't the
camera altogether either.
1t was said that some of the
kodaks got picture of Rev.
Sid Williams and his singer,
Prof. Brown, who were with a
party from Amarillo at the low
er spring. | certainly would
like to see the picture if they
got one.
About 4 o'clock a cloud came
up, and thinking IT might rain,
a good many started for home,
and the others followed, all pro-
nouncing il to have been just
lovely outing So that around
Barrel spring and under the
shade of the lovely trees where
the buffalo and Indians wan
dered at will only a few years
ago, now hundreds of white
people go for recreation and
pleasure--yes and find it too.
That reminds me Edward that |
have rested long enough this
morning spell and must get
out and cut little more alfalfa
this afternoon.
UNCLE BOB.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03
UNCLE Bob.

w. D. Duke wishes to inform
the public that he still serves
short orders at the same old
place and besides makes as fine
candy as can be bought at a
candy factory.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03

Hon. Robert NJ. Love, State Con
down in his Office in Austin, June 80.
He met his death at the hands OF
VIM. 6. Hill who is supposed to have
been demented.
r. A. Sowder has returned from a
visit to the "Old Folks at II ONE"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03

Ifyou want to keep tab" on the
marriages and births Of Randall
county, you had better get paid-up
subscription TO the News. We will
make a speciality Of this class OF news
"a long as it lasts,
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03
FAIRVIEW SCHOOL CLOSES.
(Contributed.)

many friends from hesurround-
ing community were realized in
a we'll rendered program on the
night of June 26, from the young
people of Fairview, under the
auspices of Prof. Rogers and
wife.
A spacious stage was built on
the north side of the school
house and was beautifully deco
rated with cedar, fern and love
ly flowers, and under the bril-
liant lights looked like a fairy
scene indeed. The performers
held an attentive audience of
about four hundred people.
They gathered early and
seemed anxious for the enter
tainmeut to begin. At about.
: O'Clock the curtains were
drawn and the audience was
greeted with music, rendered by
Miss Lula Wann which at once
attracted the attention of all
present; the music was followed
byrecitations by Gladys Rogers,
Era Woodland and Elvia Clark
then came the "Up-side- down
drill which kept the crowd in
roar of laughter from start to
finish.
Miss Ada Rowan then treated
the audience to music, which
was pronounced fine by all
lovers of music art.
Jesus Lover of My Soul -
posing, was performed with
skill. The following is the
progrom in part.
Music, Miss Lula Wann,
Up-Side-Down Drill,
Recitation, Miss Pearl Wood.
ard.
Negro Sermon, Jas. Brooks.
Rainbow Drill, : little girls.
Music Miss Ida Rowan.
Jesus Lover of Ny Soul, -
Posing.
Recitation, Goula Wann.
Old Folks at Home, Posing.
Recitation, Miss Clara Wood
ard.
Song Miss Ether Wesley.
Recitation, Miss Freddie Cur
rie.
Guitar Solo, Miss Lula Wann.
Flag Drill.
Rough Diamonds.
Prof. Rogers, who has so sue
cessfully conducted this school,
has been secured for the next
term. He has gained the es-
TEEN of all the patrons of his
school and they are not slow in
showing their appreciation. He
will attend the nor NAL at Clar.
endou, returning again to take
charge of the work which he
has so nobly begun.
sH-#-
Ifyou want to keep tab" on the
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03
STRAY STRAWS.
by Uncle Bob.)
To Edward, the Editor.

up here on the Plains, seeing as
how you wasn't. acquainted
much yet, and blow me up! if
you didn't go and publish the
whole thing.
You sure did miss having a
good time by not taking in the
picnic, and | believe if my wife
was as pretty as your wife is |
just guess l would have had her
there introducing her to the
folks like.
Oh my. but there was a crowd,
and when dinner was all spread
out it was a feast for a man aud
Betsy Ann and the babies.
The photo man was there and
he didn' t have enough negatives
with him to get a picture of all
the tables-I mean the good
things and the people around
the good things that were spread
on the many table cloths on the
grass. Hospitality and jest
reigned supreme, as the people
started away from the tables
they would be targets for jest
by people at other spreads and
receive an invita- ton to come and
eat something good, you look
like you haven't had a thing to
eat, come and sit down with us
and eat some dinner" etc. /
think many baskets of food were
packed up after all had got
through feasting.
Soon after dinner a secret
society of Canyon installed some
officers or something. But any
way they were highly decorated
with ribbons and things till
they looked like pictures of
summer girls in the magaztnes,
and there got to be such a crowd
around them soon that we
couldn't see how many times
they rode the billy goat around
in the ring. Otto Jennings had
a big long sword to stick him
with if he didn't run, | mean the
billy goat.
Then the people scattered and
the lovers loved as they had
never loved before. Some of
the children went in wading in
the cool limpid stream and fill.
ed the air with whoops and
shouts and laughter whether it
was a minnow they saw or a
butterfly sailing overhead,
while the same melody of joy
Gus sounds came echoing back
and forth from those who found
pleasure in climbing the canyon
bluffs. Many were very much
interested in listening to Messrs.
Conner, Lair and st. Clair as
they dispensed Baptist College
news, just having returned from
the mass meeting at Clarendon.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03

70 the world gets hold OF
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-03

ence we nave Tor our enterprls-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

A moonlight excursion to Coney
Island will take place August 18th
under the auspices of the Star of Jer-
sey Lodge, No. 484, Brotherhood of
Locomotive firemen. The iron steam
boat Cyrus will leave the steamboat
dock at p. m., and stopping at Perth
Amboy will leave that place at $50
for the Iron Pier and returning, will
leave the island at 11.30, which Will
give those attending lots of time to
witness Pain s famous fireworks at
Manhattan Beach. The prospect of
ride on the silvery waves with fair
Luna floating in space above, ought
to be an incentive for everyone with
out the other attractions offered and
draw a big crowd. Boys take your
sweethearts and husbands turn back a
few pages in your life's history and
imagine you too are asking your
sweethearts to accompany you when
you seesthe faces of your wives bright
en- when you ask them il they want
to go to Coney Island. Help make
the, excursion of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen one of the biggest
excursions of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
CLEANED A CELLAR

Our genial postmaster must have
taken walk yesterday or he never
could have told what was going on i'll
certain part of the borough and de-
picted it so plainly and in such a
humorous vein.
1t will be remembered that he has
been one of the Board of Health for
long time and no doubt he took a
great interest in the cleaning of
certain cellar on Broadway on that
account 1t appears that certain
gentleman hired man to clean his
cellar yesterday and in it was an
accumulation of years. The cellar
was very damp and everything in it
reeked with moisture.
He says Mr.. Dash stood a distance
from the floor on an elevation while
the man rushed or chased the reptiles
etc., to the front of the cellar and
Mr.. Dash caught them on hook and
hauled them up, and that Mr.. Dash
was apparently enjoying his success
full fishing down in the cellar, as
much as the fishermen out on the bay
were theirs. The first reptile caught
was an alligator eleven feet long and
by looking at its teeth it appeared to
be eleven hundred years old. There
was an old chair which looked some
thing like mule as it had once had
four legs but showed signs of evolu-
tion and had turned from a mule into
two legged amman.
There were signs taken up which,
supposedly, from the formation of the
letters, had belonged to prehistoric
age and also showed signs of evolu-
tion. What they had evoluted from
is not known today, but as some of
the scientists of this borough were
very much interested, they and others
of adjacent towns will no doubt sit in
solemn conclave and arrive at some
conclusion as to the various changes
that have occurred during the long
period, to cause such o wonderful
transformation.
Undoubtedly otner cellars in the
neighborhood that have been subject
ed to the same influences, will if
cleaned, disclose more marvellous dis
coveries than the one spoken Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
st. Paul's.
Collected Tramps For Fees.

TRENTON, N. j., July 30.-By the
shooting of a negro farm hand at Coal
Chutes, just outside of Trenton, there
was uncovered what appears to be a
systematic plan to entice tramps to this
section that they may be arrested for
the fees that such captures Will pro-
duce from the treasury of the county.
The shooting was done by two detec-
tives for Dennis Frawley, the Pennsyl-
vania railroads tramp catcher. The
man shot is George Brown of Harris
burg, Pa. The shot was fired by Charles
f. Kiser, twenty years old, of Passaic,
who, with Louis Musse of the same
city, has been working for Frawley for
a month. The prisoners say they caught
sixty tranps in one week, claiming
them in punches to telegraph poles
from morning until night when the
days haul would be taken to the COM
hitting Justices office. Frawley paid
them 81 week.