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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-07
TRADES COUNCIL WILL MEET.

Delegates from the various labor I'M
ions of the city are requested to meet
in Reeds hall on West Pike street at
1880 o'clock Monday evening for the
purpose of holding session Of the
Trades and Labor Council. There is i'm.
portnnt business to be transacted and
every delegate IS urged to be in at.
tendance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-07

Davis s Willis, sole agents at carks-
burg for Hcnery whiskey Opposite ,
& 0. freight depot, clarksburg, W. Va
dec4.24t
Colonel and Mrs. Henry Raymond and
Miss Garrard returned from Parkcrsbmg
Friday evening, where they were the
guests OF NJ. and Mrs. Benjamin R,
Blackiord.
Mrs. sprigg D. Camden, Of Parkers.
burg, will be the guest NEXT week of
Mrs. Waldo P, Golf, at Woldomore,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-07
ArToRNEY MOVES ms oFFIcE.

Attorney b. +. Thompson has moved
his office from the Golf building on West
Main street to the Lowndes building
on South Third street, where he will be
found hereafter
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-07
B. P. 0. ELKS annual
MEMORIAL SERVICES
MEETING OF ADoNIRAM CHAPTER.

All of the members Of Adonirpm
chapter No. IL, R. "A. NJ, are requested
to be present vt the regular meeting
TO be held in Masonic hall tonight at
1880 O'clock, as business Of much impor
lance viii come up for transaction.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
CHESS.
JanozcSh1 and TarraScb To Be In
cited Il gain to Monte Carlo.

". Arnous de Riviere Of Paris. manager Of the
annual masters chess tournaments at Monte Carlo
is out with statement in which he defends his
actions in connection with several matters that
have drawn forth a good deal Of criticism in all
parts Of the world Janowski. Of France and
Alapin. of Russia invited the third tour
nament held in Monaco. this year. for they we're
both under the ban Of the Casino management and
Tschgorin. the Russian champion. having accepted
an invitation to play and having travelled from St
Petersburg, was excluded account of i'll feeling
between him and Prince Dadan. of MingreIa, the
president OF the Chess Congress. Finally. a. the
end Of the tournament when the Prince of Monaco
offered silver trophy 10 BE- competed for in two
days contest, and the mana cement provided 400
francs to supplement that prize. Dr. Tarrasch. the
nrst prize winner demanded on the part of the COM
petitors that least 5000 francs should be put
The committee thereupon decided not to hold the
proposed contest and instead presented the Monaco
Cup to Pillsbury as second prize winner in the big
This action elected severe Condemna ton
from DR.. Tarrasch. II had been taken for granted
that in consequence Of these occurrences. Janow-
ski. Alapin. Tschigorin and Tarrasch would not
henceforth be asked to compete at Monte Carlo.
NJ. de Riviere. however, states that this is the
case and fntiuates that ali the blame has been
placed his shoulders. when he had been acting
merely for and instruction from his committee
Of which Prince Dadan. OF MingreIia, and Leopold
Hoffer. Of London were members. He says among
other things: I only of satisfying
the future competitors; that is. 10 reduce their
number. Ny power has somewhat narrow limits.
When have made choice for the constitution Of
committee must submit 70 its decisions as long
they are not opposed 10 the ideas Of the CerCle
oes Etrangers. Of which ! the delegated com
missary judge. This is why. TO M great regret, l
have seen Tschigorin out Of the competition; he
knows very well that have done everything posi-
hle 10 bring about reconciliation. If there Is a
tournament held next year. VI. JanOwski. will prob
ably be invited to enter his and also DR.. Tar
rasch AS 10 VI. Alapin, shall be very much dis
10 admit him the day that the administration
will authorize 10 do so
Alapin brought suit against the Casino manage
Tnent in connection with the Salta tournament. held
there three years ago and forced settlement NJ de
Rivere does refer 10 the likelihood Of TSchigorn
playing hereafter and the presumption is that the
breach between him and Prince Dadian is past heal
inc
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
THE SPEEDWAY.
Old FreeLand, 2:17 II. Finishes IN
Front IN Al HIS Brushes.

Only a corporars guard IN tire army OF sp..s-
way myers appeared on the road yesterday Win
the coming OF midsummer the fast trotters ana
PAGERS have scattered. some going 10 the Enuir,
Clty track for the amateur wagon races Of ~,
Ne"-Ao oTk Driving Club, others TO the circuit races
which are now in fun swing all over the country.
ana many more 20 the summer resorts where their
owners are spending the outing season
VI the tew neet trOtters in evidence Yesterday ~.
fastest was old Freeland 2I7is driven bv pavta
Goodman He finished in front every time he rs,r
do"n me road but long. running break in one %
MS speed trials robbed him OF the real credit ,s
victory and gave 1t to George n Hubers Consistent
tFotter Red George. 221i4 A renewal OF the cor
Test proved conclEsively tjat FreeIand was -bs
faster horse He led from start 70 finish vr5r,i,,
oy length. under pull wich Red George second
A & Gwathmeys Blonde. 2iS1s third and ola
Ainswood- 2l7is. fourth. Freeland aftarward OUT
trotted Biondie tn another brush Nfr CIvathrnsv's
morse going 70 a break near the end OF the speeding
ground Blonde is regarded a. faster horse than
and Seemed unbalanced
One Of the closest contests of the dav was ~
wen hlngWood and Red George the latter win
EElng ~ head only, after a neck and neck raca
1Tou1 the first turn ~ the wheels gCin-vroos =
now IN his eighteenth year and Is doubtIaSs ira
CCileSI uctJer III active service the Speedway.
GS9rse a Coleman owns and drives him
Helen h pony PAGER purchased bv C-hrfs-ouher
fiack-tt Tor S1N last year. defeated every -sfa4-
WIhseelsr OF note on the road Among them we're
StIred E-psteDs fast horse Crescent. Robert Mar
SlaA : Comet and her own stable cor1us4ior
King Tom Mr. Hackett drove King Tom whiIs
bs b1S son ar9ve Helen - rms vas the best pacing
barely fourteen hands high-roked her nose In
mont at the end Of the first quarter of a u-ilp
mile post was passed. though King Tom hard
crlVen- gave her good race
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGU'

Chicago July 5-The Giants though in a crippled
condition to-day succeeded in winning the. game
from Chicago by score of to ]
The game was stopped several times 10 allow
injured players 10 recover In the second inning
Warner. who was catching in Bowermans alb
sence, had finger split forcing him to retire from
the game Bresnahan. who injured in SatuT-
DAY game, was the only reserve catcher and
watching the play from the grandstand when
called on 10 I'LL Warmers place Mertes was called
in from left field TO finish the inning in the catch
er's box and McGraw took Mertess place. while
Bresnahan went TO the clubhouse don his uni
form. When Bresnahan entered the game the UNI
pire announced a protest the part of Chicago.
but the game was allowed TO proceed in order not
TO dsappoint the big crowd. The protest was
made under Rule q. Section l. which requires all
players, including substitutes, who are TO take
part in the game he the field in uniform
at the beginning of the game.
The condition of the protest is said be unique
in the history Of national championship playing Mr.,
would probably be ordered to be played over again
rather than allow il TO be given to Chicago. Nc
(Sinnity was put in the box and did good work and
allowed the visitors only six hits. Babb who Is play
ing shortStop in place Of George Davis. who Is kept
out of the game on account Of injunction papers.
did excellent fielding and made a three base hit
Mertes and Van Haltren each made a two bagger.
The fielding Of the home club wretched. Twelve
thousand people saw the game. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
TO MAKE ANOTHER TEST CASE.
Automobile Manufacturer Arrested for Not
Having Number on Vehicle.

Carlton r Mabley of the firm Of Smith & Mabley,
sutornobile dealers and manufacturers. OF No 5ls
seyentb-svs was arraigned before Magistrate Pool
a, tb vor,v,Ile court yesterday, on charge Of
-,,,,ing an automobile without any distinguishing
-heT on Il IN violation Of the Bailey law He
was bailed after his arrest on SATURDAY oy Gus
80 +or ,-born he had performed the ser
vice few days previously -. =. .... -
Nabley told Magistrate Pool that ne inIehesd 20
- test OF his case, and asked tnat Il De trans
se~-ed 10 the Court OF Special sessions he bases
~ 5-fsnce on the clause OF the Bailey law Which
reads: -s..- .c,vJrtnq an a,tor,oriIs
- LS1,cr rveb{rIe shall. within ten days after ac-
0uiTing the same. register with the sseTe'ary OF OF
gums rAo,1jred by this section This section
shan not apply person ranuIactuTlng OK .. 4ei-
s4,t6rn0bes or motor vehlcles except those
s,.a1eiv ing a. owned and except those hired out
y Pool called Mabley s attention 70 tne
Mastst!S caSa sfmilar TO his had been tried in
r. YorEvilIe court about |eek ago, ana sem sem
ne, lnS - enecjaI Sessions for test case Mabley
eo9s he understood this case hag been thro~n olt
o'.-- hecslse Of defective afndaEit Ma te
o. % eV 1sred that this news 70 him. and direc-
80 MS clerk 70 investigate AdeanNh1ls ne SCI
the examtna ton IN S1aotes NO 40 S - -
the West Side court
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
GOLF.
Seeiy to Defend Title IN This Weeks
Connecticut Cham pionship.

e. H. Seely. twice champion Of the Connecticut
State Golf Association will defend his IN
fifth annual tournament 10 be held by the asso-
citation Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday at the NewHaven Country club Al
though Seely is one OF the longest drivers in the
country, his work will be easy for active
opposition may be expected from Tom Cheney, Of
the Oxford GOLF Club. of South Manchester: r !
o Alsop, the Yale golfer, who will enter from the
Middletown club, and Charles White who recently
established a record of % for the New-Haven
course Play on Wednesday morning will start
with eighteen hole qualifying round the player
making the lowest score TO win medal The best
sixteen viii keep for the championship cup.
and the second sixteen for a consolation cup. The
match play viii begin Wednesday afternoon
and end Friday with the thirty-six hole final
rounds The contest is open only to residents Of
Connecticut who members OF the league and
entries must be made with Amos +. Barnes. Post
Office Box 224. New-Haven by Tuesday morning
Extra features will be nterclub match play four
sonnes Thursday forenoon. and the annual med
al play contest on Saturday for the Eldridgs Cup.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
EASTERN LEAGUE GAME:
WHEELING, 3; MARION,

A. Providenee-worces'er. /; Providence O.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
CRICKET.
Philadelphians Play Lancashire To-day
Tour Successful Thus Far

After q rest OF Eve days the Phtladelphisn cricK-
eters will begin the second half of their English
tour at Manchester to-day The strain OF play
ing continuously every day for over three weeks
was beginning to tell most OF the team. who
at home are in the habit ~ playing matches only
on Saturdays and holidays with an occasional
game or an hours practice in the middle Of the
week.
The game to-day viii Be- against the powerful
Ianca shire eleven. which defeated the Philadel-
phians their last visit TO England by seven
wickets,
The first half of the tour must Re considered
most satisfactory. It includes victories over
GIoucestershire. Motifs and Kent. defeats by Cam
bridge University VI. c. G and Somerset, and a
draw with Oxford. The success Of the tour so far
has been due largely 10 the hne atting OF ]. A
Lester. F H. Bohlen and J. 2. King. and the
bowling of J. B King P. H Clark and J. A. Les
ter The following are the averages to date:
BATTING AVERAGES.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
CYCLING.
Sirteen Motor Cyclists Finish
Worcester Endurance Ran.

Of the thirty-one motor cyclists who started
from this city for Worcester. Mass. and return. in
the second annual endurance run of the Metropole
finished at the clubroons Of the latter organization
miles and the run was extremely successful
Fourteen finished with perfect score.
The run held last year by the two clubs
was to Boston and return. The competitors were
divided into two classes-Class A. for motors under
2I2 horsepower. and Class b for motors of 2lz
horsepower or over. Fifteen miles hour was
set for the heavier vehicles and ten miles for the
lighter ones The first days was to Spring
field. q distance Of IA miles and the second days
run from Springfield to Worcester and back past
Springfield 10 Hartford. q distance OF 130 miles.
Yesterday the run was from Hartford 70 this city.
distance of 20 miles. OF the thirty-one riders
that started nineteen reached Spring gfed. eighteen
left Hartford. and Of these sixteen reached the
Nen-York Motor Cycle Club rooms at No. 1904
Broadway.
The prizes offered are silver medals One gold
medal was offered TO the competitor who adhered
closest TO the schedule laid by the officials of
the run. George NJ. Hendee is thought 10 be the
man who will win this prize. He is d rider Of the
old school, having used the high wheel years ago
There were several accidents. but none resulted
seriously J. II. Bartlett finished with broken
forks: p T DOherty. u New Britain Conn.
gaShed his tire badly Ihe last lap OF the
journey that ne failed 10 finish. Frank T. Dom
ina had exciting experience with a goat The
animal in front 0f hiss ma chine, and he re-
ceved a bad fall. but not hurt Several
Others dropped out owing to accidents. r. r.
BoOrulen and 3. r. Bird. who both came from
St Paul Mimi. among those who finished
with a perfect score. VIII r Pitman was the
referee The finished as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Dutchess County golf team has arranged
match with the Powelton team TO be played on
Saturday at the PoUghkeepsie links.
Aside from the usual weekly handicaps. there will
be no formal competitions at the Fox Hills links
until fan 4 new schedule is TO be issued by the
club about September /.
The mems championship OF the Mount Pleasant
Golf Club Of Ossining has been set for October 10
and the women's for October 13.
In addition to the $3.50 to he awarded al the open
championship Of the Western Golf Association at
Milwaukee July Is and Il. the Milwaukee Coun-
try Club will offer a gold medal to the amateur
making the best score, silver medal for the second
and bronze medals for third and fourth places.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
7 MS lI-7"- u
Innings. not out. inninss-
HNot out
RnWLING AvERAGEs.
A sPoUTING WELL.

From The indianapolis News
There IS a flowing well of water on the Giles
TiIett farm. four miles west Of Peru, Ind. on the
north bank Of the Wabash River. and the grOnds
surrounding It are rapidly becoming d popular
picnic resort. The well is one thousand feet deep
1t is between the old Wabash and Erie Canal bed
and the river. and for half a mile either side,
both and west, along the river there Is dense
growth Of taU sycamore. elm and walnut trees.
The river flows between high banks Three years
ago a company of oil men, while "Vldcattlng
sank this we'll but found Oil As the water
flowed over the casing in s-inch stream II was
decided 10 cap it, and permit the water 20 now
through a 2-inch opening In the cap The water
spouts from this 2-inch opening twenty-five 1eet
has continued TO shoot skyward for the last three
wears without diminishing in pressure There IS no
dies greea ble odor or bad to the output: IN
fact. the taste is something like sugar water, and
is very palatabie-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
LARCHMoNT Y. c. RACES TODAY.
There VIII Be Wind to Spare, According to
the Predictions

According to the weather predictions the racing
men OF the Larchmont Yacht Club will have plenty
Of wind to-day, and some TO spare. in which to sail
the second race of the race week series. Eight
classes OF yachts are scheduled TO start, and they
include schooners in Glass D. There has been hope
that Charles Smthers would enter his schooner
lduriel against the crack Elmna. owned by Mr..
Brewster OF New Haven These two have done
such good racing in the past that all yachtsmen
are anxious TO see them come together again in this
class and besides there are some especially hand
some prizes offered by the club for schooners. In
Class B-schooners not over S. feet racing length
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

TIE NeV-York Cricket Association continues its
interesting contest for the pennant. with Columbia
Oval Stiu in the lead and Branch Brook and
Brooklyn striving hard 10 overcome H. The two
clubs last named have only d drawn match to
separate them for second place. while Newark and
the West Indians are tied for fourth. The records
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Competitor

The National Cycling Association held cycling
races on the Hillside Track, at Belleville y J..
Yesterday. The day excellent for the sport
and the attendance was large. The races were in
teresttne and aroused much enthusiasm. Marcus
Hurley. the amateur champion. showed up well in
the ope-rniIe race winning it in clever fashion The
novice race Went TO James B. RyaH. Of Ruther-
ford and the one-nile professional to ". s
Fem who defeated Frank Kramer in an exciting
finish The track IS Of the old dirt kind There
was no police interference, as was feared. The
summaries:
cne-rbird mile lnovice)-Wor By James Ryan, Ruth
erSrS Tayid Mackay. Newark. second Alfred Anhurst,
Nt~ark to5er)-won by Marcus Hurley.
N-eg--Yo-1E Athletic Club: Teddy BlIlnge-. b V W
Ncvarl second. Sindle, Dundee Lake = j. tnlTo
CHARLES schIee 7. V Newark, fourth Tine oZo4s
61s--bjrS mile tprofessonalJ--WOn by " 5 F'enn
rant Kramer second; Charles Hadheld third; Edward
Arrbrlster fourth Time, o;sl ,,t,,
Five mile confessional handicapWon by saxon VAL
,s-ns C25O Yards: W : Fem scrafcn' secono' u =
schTeIber 100 YARDS. third Menus Bedeh $50 yaros
Two mile amateur Chanaicap}Won by o b Sch"s25
N-eay-yorE (240 yards: David Mackay. newark tL4y
ards second: z Rupprecht. B. V, W. Newark ueO
ysrds} thrd c. Perdin. Brooklyn t2lo yeFos fouFth'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
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transport atiCn procured Apply 10 lst-st-.
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New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
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New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
THE APAwAMls TOURNAMENT.

The invitation tournament Of the Apawamis Golf
Club. which is 10 take place at Rye on July 30. 81
and August |. will be limited TO twelve selected pro-
fessonals to whom invitations will shortly be
The amateurs will start July so with eighteen
hole qualifying round. the first sixteen keeping on
for the Apawamis and the second sixteen for the
Governors cup The final rounds, on August 1. are
TO be AZ thirty-six holes and there will he also
thirty-sx hole medal play competition open to all
who played in the qualifying round and to the
twelve invited professionals. There will be three
prizes-se0O 500 and $50.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

the Colt Cup is the special prize There Is also
one offered BY the club
The start is TO be made of Larchmont harbor
at II 80 clock. and as there be
thirty forty boats OF the smaller classes IN the
race fine days sport Is assured. The sloop As
pirant. in Glass L the Hanan boat that won
on Saturday. viii be in again and will against
the MimOsa II.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
RESTAURANTS.
STORAGE.

GENTLEMEN : clothing taken care Of and
stored for the season J. F REINHARDI.
L West IS h-st-. Hicks Building Estao-
lished 1876. Telephone 33S Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
BROOKLYN BEATS CINCINNATI.
The Game a slugging Match-score, 16 to
12-Three Put Off Field for Kicking"

Cincinnati, July 5.-Cinci&pau was defeated to-
day by Brooklyn in a slugging match. Although
the Cincinnati team outbatted Brooklyn its hitS
we're not timely Suthoff and Garvin who
started in TO pitch for each knocked out
Of the box. and their successors did fare much
better. Dobbs. Jordan and Pietz were ordered off
the grounds by Umpire Moran for kicking" ."
Viclers while running to second base fell on
Corcoran and hurt the Cincinnati shortstop 5
shoulder that II will probably keep him out Of
the game for some time. Score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
A. !. & G.. 10; LION. 6.

Amsterdam. y. y. July 5-Seven innings OF to-
days game were played in drizzlng rain. The
features were Hazelton's batting and Grifhn's
fielding. The score:
A. J. & G...-.....- ! x-l9 - :
Par+e-ies-Ffenrv ana FTske: Hess and Deuangs.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
RIVALS IN MISFORTUNE.

From The Queen
People are very often proud O. the properties to
which they are heirs but surely few landed estates
are 81 vaunted. few castles are so boasred aoout,
are the ills 20 which the flesh Is heir Human
nature fairly revels in It's uisfortunes and thIs
revelry leads to rivalry and 70 many cou1pcatfors
None are SO proud. Jealous Your
travelling invalid.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Boston
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

COACHMAN BY first class nan t-.-
city references for sumner nsorr1s
Call or address HENRY. IS East 3ath-st
private stable
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
H. M. eITcHELL RESIGNS.

Binghamton. y Y. July 5.-Hollis NJ GltcheH,
president of the Biughamton State League team,
ras resigned, giving as his reason that he cannot
stand the unfavorable criticism passed the work
Of the team by local baseball enthusiasts. meet
ing will be held immedla tey. and Mr.. Gtchell will
be asked 10 reconsider his action.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
DECIDE THAT THE RELIANCE WON.

Greenwich. Conn. July 5-The regatta committee
of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club has decided that
the Constitutions protest Of the Reliance on June
lg last is not sustained also that the Reia nee Won
the race between 90-footers on that day
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
JERsEY CITY. 2: NEWARK. !.

Wagner. the shortstop Of the Newark nine
slipped up on his thirteenth chance in yesterday s
game with the Jersey City team. and allowed
them TO tie the score. moment later Dev1I M 5 5
low throw 10 first let the winning run IL ne
score by innings
r.-.s,, city ..........o % 8
Nswarx .....-.......O 0 0 o o VI
Hatter,es-Bsrns, and Dillon: Pardes and Shea IN
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

Englishmen showed much OF last year in their
contest against the American champions. Davis and
Ward-cool. persistent SteadineSs in the face or
the most brilliant work Of their antagonists With
out question, the Wrenns greatly improved over
the form that they showed a year ago. LaTned and
Whitman and kreigh Collins and Louis Waidner
will also play at Mestchester this week.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
SCHOONER YACHT GOES AGROUND.

The schooner yacht IrOQuois, owned BY J. &.
Neafe Whitaker, Of Philadelphia went aground on
ROmer Shoals early yesterday In the afternoon
she got OF uninjured-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
TO ENTERTAIN slR THOMAS Upton.

The members OF the LarChmont Yacht Club are
10 have an entertainment in their theatre every
night this week. On Saturday night they will en-
terrain Sir Thomas Upton with some Ethiopian
specialtes. The entire theatre management Is BY
members Of the club.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
SYRACUSE. /. eINeHAMToN. O.

Syracuse, y. Y, July 5.-Rain stopped the syria
-Bingharnton game to-day in the last half OF
the fifth The stars punched three hits on McSor-
ley in the fourth and obtained the tally which won
A"e sOo'e' r H E.
Syracuse .........................o X
Batteries-FiheId and Payne: Mcsorley and Kaylor'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
CINCINNATI
'Batted for Harper in ninth

Totals 48 - II 2TI7 .
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
BOSTON, 9: ST. LOUIS, 5.

St. Louis. July 5-The Bostons won to-days game
from St. Louis by score of 2 TO ). Attendance.
7,0F0 Score:
s L2uis,....,.......S dd0a Go5 Ia ll99
Batteries Mcfarland and ONenI CIIchols Malarkey