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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23

AGED REsIDENT or WEST END
DIES pIEY EEpNEs-
Day MORNING.
Hezelziah Mcintyre, an Aged Man, Found
Dead iniHis Bed by Members Of
Family-Is Survived by Sew
eraI Children.


Hezeliah Mcintyre, an aged resident Of
this city, who has been making his home
with his daughter. AIRS, Henry Arnold
at No. I34 Railroad street, near the old
West End depot. died very suddenly
"wednesday morning at O'Clock.
Mr.. Mcintyre had just returned from
x visit to one Of his sons at Afonongahi
Last Friday night he got out Of bed %.
witness the, burning of the Fairmonf
Coal coniiiss6ses property there. He took.
cold from Ehe exposure and had not been.
quite weIf since For the past severdt
days he, mad been complaining Of 4 slight
Illness. Wednesday morninghe arose at5
his usual hour and went out into the.
back yard. Returning, he contPlained Of
being slightly i'll, and, pulling OF his.
shoes, laid down on the bed. Death CALI
ed him while he was lying on the bed,
The members of the family did not Know
he was dead for some little time After
wards, when they tried to arouse hini.'
Heart failure was the cause of3Ais death-
The deceased was 81 yeats Of age Hes
has resided in this city for q number of
years. He is survived by several chill
dren, all grown.
No arrangements have been made for.
tho funeral as yet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
STRONG
FOOT Ball
TEAMS
ARE the cLARKsBURG TIGERS
ATHLETIC CLUB AND THE FAIR
MONT HIGH SCHOOL ATH-
LETTc CLUB.
Much Interest Being Taken IN the Foot
Ban Game to Be Played Friday
Afternoon ON the Fair Grounds.
Gridiron.

Much interest IS being displayed in
the coming football game between the
CIarIsburg Tigers Athletic club and the
Fairnont High School Athletic club,
which will be played Friday afternoon
on the fair grounds gridiron.
The Tigers have been pnctieing regu-
larly and diligently Of late and as they
have strong lineup, it Is thought they
viii win the game. Yet. the Fairmont
team is strong one too, and has won
quite reputation.
Following is tie lineup of both the
CIarlSsburg and F.rirlnont teams, as they
Will be posftioned next Friday:
Fairmont High school-Bell, G.; De-
Berry, r. g.; Powell, r. t.i Linn, r. e.;
Haller, l. e; Mitchell, ]. t.; Hamilton,
]. e.; Polling, r h. b.; Carr, l. h. b.; Jones,
f. b.; Miller, q. b.
CIarlssburg Tigers-orr, :. e.; Atchi-
son or Fullerton, r. t.; Boughner, r. g;
jackson, G.; Davis or Wine ]. g.; Kane
or Mcdonald. l. t.; }. Gill or F. Hess,
j. e.; Rapp ]. h. b.; E. Hess, r. II. b.;
f. Gill. f. b.; Afulherun, q b. Substi-
tutes, Iobestein and Cohen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23

Circuit court Is running along at the
usual rate
In the case of Howard T. Shinn against
the MonongnheIa River Railroad comPa'
NY, the arbitrators were allowed So each
for their services.
N. K. Baker was appointed commit
tee of Roannn A. Stewart.
/ The defendant was granted privilege
to file a special plea in the case ofi'Iarnes
Bumgardner against the Salem Express
Publishing company.
The jury in the case of the Oil Wen
supply company against Dr. NJ. J. Bart.
lett and Others failed TO agree and the
case was continued until the next term
of court
4. D. Fitzhugh, c. II. Warner, L. +.
Stout, n. L. Fitzhugh and George j.
Brown were confirmed us trustees of the
Methodist Episcopal church ut Bridge
port.
Distribution of funds was ordered in
ne cause OF John A. Tierney, admins
traitor, against tine Reymann Brewing
company
thony IaIly against Michael AfcAndrew
administrator of Edward Laliy, and re-
pned TO generally.
The subm mission of the cause of VIII
liam J. Plant against Enoch A. Hum
phries ct al. was overruled by the court,
Sale was confirmed in the cause OF
Jesse F. Randolph against Sfable Viii
son.
: William II. Brant qualified as an at
torney.
Plea Of not guilty was entered in the
case OF R. H King against Cook & Hart
Coal company.
The case of Stout-Johnson Lumber
company. on appeal, is being tried.
In. the case of the~B. &c. RaiiFOad
COMPANY, against Hiram Nutter, in eject
ment, the jury found for the defendant
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
Hg RENCY
ALTON :. ]. [
UILsIKELY Y
CONGRESS- WILL FRoBABLY DO
NOTHING ALONG THAT LINE AT
THE APPROACHING SESSION
Traders Are Playing for a Rally and Ex-
peet, At Least, Limited Market
other Market and Stock
reports.

New York, Sept. e3-American stocks
in London are steady at about parity.
Currency legislation IS unlikely this fall
An advance in Bank of. England rate
Thursday is considered probable. Con
troll of Consolidated Lake Superior will
probably revert to Speyer syndicate. The
coal trade Journal expects CONTINUED ae-
.tivity IN hard and soft coal. Il is be7
slievsd the Steel Bond underwriting syn
siicate has resumed sales of bonds
against arbitration purchase of preferred
Car and foundry is expected to declare
regular dividend on common and pre-
lferred early IN october. It is doubted
sl4I. present scale Of awges can be main
tnfned in pig iron trade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23

OF DENVER
CONVENTION
WIN Occur at the Baptist Church Here
Prize Banner Will Be Shown at
Meeting.

The West Virginia Christian Ende"v"i
Union was ono Of the successful com
petitors at the international Christian
Endcavor convention at Denver, IN the
"Increase Campaign having added thir
~ -four new societies to their number
since November. 1902. DIR. Clark award
cd to West Virginia. for the twelve per
cent gain made, prize banner OF very
unique design. made by Korea Endeayor-
crs. This banner will be shown on Fri
day night Of this week at the monthly
eor,secra tion meeting of the Christian En-
deavor society at the Baptist church
The young people Of the other eharche~
who would like to sec this beautiful ban
ner are cordially invited to be present
GUY NJ. Basel will be leader Of the
meeting, and the topic, why and How
We should Bear Witness for Christ"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
QUIET
HOME
WEDDING
Miss Emma Payne Becomes the Bride Of
Mr.. Carl carPener at the Home
Of the Brides Parents at
Salem Tuesday Night.

4 quiet but pretty home wedding was
solcnnized at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Genius Payne at Salem Mt 8 o'clock
Tuesday. night. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Carl Carpenter, son of w. A.
carpenter. Of that city, and Miss Emma
Pnvn,. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
povue. Rev. Meredith, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at GRAFTON
performed the ceremony in the presence
Of the Immediate friends of both fami-
lies. The happy couple left on the .
o'clock train for eastern cities upon a
honeymoon trip.
Mr.. Carpenter IS a prominent young
business man Of Salem. and his BRIDE IS
a very charming and popular young lady:
Both have the hearty congratulations OF
a host Of friends in this county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
ELIMINATE
SAYS COLE
The Tax commission Question in Com
ing Campaign and Get the Party
Together.

Wheeling InteIligencer:. Senator Geo.
G. Cole. Of Weston, was in the city yes
tcrday. In conversation with an Intel
lisencer reporter on the political situa-
ton. he said that the uppermost topic
in his section was the tax commission
measures, on which he said the people
we're divided. While he approved OF
.omc Of the bills, he thought it would
he part Of wisdom for the party leaders
. get together and eliminate the ques-
ton from the coming campaign. he
suggested that one way out was a con-
.tftutional convention, which would nat
rally remove the cause of the present
,ontentions.
..How does Senator Scott stand in your
.cction4" asked the reporter.
$50 far as know he is well thought
If. and will be warmly supported for re-
election"
1T is said you have been mentioned
for attorney general on the state ticket;
now about that?"
.sNIy friends have been urging me to
stand for that Office said Senator Cole
and it may be that shall agree 70
make the race"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
URGES
ALEkANDER'S
EEEG non
A FRIEND or u L ALExANDER
WRITES PERSONAL LETTER TO
HIS FRIENDS IN THE METH
oDfST CONFERENCE.
And Advocates Mr. Aexander's Election
as Lay Delegate from the Metho-
dist Conference to the General
Confluence.

j. l. Alexander, OF this city, a prom
incnt member of the Methodist church.
is candidate for election as a lay
delegate to represent the state AIetho-
dist conference at the next general con-
ference. One of Mr.. Alexander's friends
in this city has been sending the follow
ing personal letter to a number of the
Former's personal friends IN the confer
ence regarding his selection as a dele
gate. The best part Of 1t is Mr. Alex
>ander doesn't know anything about the
letter.
Dear Brother:
Our next general conference viii be
one Of great historic interest in the flu
ture of Methodism. 1t will be the first
in the history of the church with equal
lay and ministerial representation, where
in all the lay delegates have been elected
directly as such. At the former gen
eral conference many lay members had
been elected Professionally, subject to con-
firmation of the equal representation
amendment. We, therefore, look for
ward to our next general conference with
eagerness and interest. 1t will probably
be the greatest Legislative body ever con-
vened by an evangelical denomination,
write you, asking as a personal ia
vor and ass a wise selection for the BEN
eft of the church, that you support, so
far as You can, for election as one of
the Law delegates, Mr.. j. !. Alexander, Of
Clorksburg. His qualifications are be-
vond question, and his election would
..4I.., NTo+h,lIiau in this mart of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
Railroads Hold Up.

New York, Sept. 23.-Railroads hold
pretty well half way between the panic
prices of August 10 and the high records
made since then. They ought not to go
materially lower. Neither do monetary
conditions Justify real bull market un-
I'll time loans get down to per cent
The existing large short interest may
result in. a three or four point rally,
however, at any time. and again it may
not. In brief, for the present, nothing
more than traders market is indicated.
If crops and money conditions shape
around as there is some promise of their
doing, according to precedent, the usual
fan bull campaign should start early in
October.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
CONDITION.
OF CROPS
SHOWERS WHICH FELL DURING
WEEK TOO LIGHT FOR LATE
cRoPS.-FRoST DOES SLIGHT
DAMAGE.
Cutting of Early Corn Progressing Rap
idly.-Late Corn win Make Poor
YieId-Agicultural Report of
the Weather Bureau

~. .,.. ,,,,,:,.b f.ll a,,rinr the
80 ,,anor.,l,,, too ro,rt d he Of
WeeH. %s.e 80 ~ -. - 80 N ,s,,,,,,
'lusn D,ls .,;rh. .,,,,,,,,, ;sr.poSte,l s.,
,a - 80 .,r,, ~ - areers T}ttil
80 !. 60 60 ,sSaat 80, heen dome. a.
p.o's4s =, - "a !. An, ~, .l,.l and. conse-
tiie $50 s..;asIi,. ,faiI ssei,ng Ias
lsi.s,s, ',i;,Dd .,b.. ,.nttin., a early
49, ,,i,,1,s o153d5 tbe pros
l-,,ts = ore IN ob5,it mn crop; some
l'eess ~ - - .s,,t Il = ri,oni,,o
= yeT 700 80 - - 49, In NJ n,,le uoo1
I. I. ~ p.-.,,ro. 80 an5 me,dows are stiu
res - - ,,.,,tor = scarcc b,t
nes 49, ..s.,' :, ,'''~ ,,ood condition. som.
.toeN = - NY - 80 son,e damagc !.
eesoins = s hs J., ,,..r,,,. !. ,mi rot
epor'eu = .'a. s.'g0.,s .ss..,,So. ars bciny dns
ifish anu I..,.,,s ors s.ncraIi,
WIN = "a" .;,iasa ls,, ,s.t;.oi,y M frui.
ir'e'l W, a,d .I,aso ,,c seorcc *
eNet-i1. "p'pss i', ,an. ~ .a,,nt;es where nick
eep' ~ .,, so.le - 'tM ,S:. aaL
ing wlii os ;.l.l,nr,. ,"i Niee rain I'm
-. li,'rf,sot fr. ~ ,et%. corn being cut or
'iSi't iiose .'G -. -. -, INLAND
%" 'aii''s = an, IN - ,,aroao =, q
mostly very '.s"s' -. IN th-ssboS
Si"P, W.. wheat balp rrop
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
RETAIL
GROCERS
WILL MEET
In Annual Convention IN ParlsersbufE
First week of Next nGonth--LOeal
GrOcers Interested

The Retail Grocers' association Of
west virginia will hold their annual
.meeting in Parkersburg October and !.
i. Il. Griffin, of this city, IS a member Of
the committee on resolutions. The Of
feers of the association are, president, i
n. Barnes, Weston; vice president, Hon
Tohn w. Leach, Benwood; second wee
president, John n. TreScilas, Grafton'
third vice president, n. O. Whitlnteh'
Parkersburg; treasurer. Val = truth,
charleston; executive committeeman, NJ.
4. sybert, Sistersyiile; A. F. Zurich,
wheeling; I. " Rogers, Grafton; Daniel
Brennan, Wheeling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
Plavinp for RaIly.

New York, Sept. 23.-Traders arc in
cliped to play for a rally, but at least
thew expect limited market. Pressure is
being put on Pennsylvania New f1rk
Central and st. Paul, evidently for the
purpose of checking bullish speculation
The demand on Metropolitan Street Rail
way company for $72O,OoO back taxes,
acoopnpanied with threat to tie up the
whole line, will probably cause traderds
10 attack Metropolitan a point or two.
The stock is buy on any rush dip.
.crop weather conditions are excellent
Crop is almost out of danger. Buy Pa
cific on slight recessions; also Reading or
Atchison for quick turns. Buy A. C.sP-
on breaks of half point or So re-selhng
on rallies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
co MIN
DIG SO ED
TR
1NTERIoR or THE AIIslEolST COAL
c0AEPANYsS MINE At GASTQ3kf
CAUGHT AFIRE.
Few Hours Work sE.ztinlil
and Damage is Slight. ne s StAst-
ed In the small Tool House

Tbe Fair1npnt Coal conlpany's mine At
5Ga@ton was discovered efiFe. about $3.50
o'clock Tuesday night and the alarm
nns riven at once A force of men was
rushed to the scene, and they worked at
leStfnruiislling the blaze They succeeded
in pettin1 it under control at o'clock
in the morning, and everything is now IN s
good shape. The damage e the mlne me
was slight, and It i bored 1lni lafs9' s.
Solone was hurt.
The blaze appears TO llaNe been 3sell
dental. or at least nothing s known ot 5
FL origin. except that It started in &
.snaIl tool Shop in The interior Of tlte
5.,,ine. The mine IS Tree from gas. and
Il did not originate from that.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
PRIMITIVE
SCENERY
of Places in West Virginia on Display
in Sommers' Book Store Window.

There IS displayed in the show win.
dows OF SomIners' book store on Main
street two oil paintings, one Of the fall
of BlaclSwater on Cheat river and the
other of scene on the Big Kanawha
river above Charleston.
These painting were made many years
ago when the scenes depicted were in a
state of primitive nature and before the
hand of man had destroyed the dence
forests surrounding them.
The artist was j. II. Debar, an cdu-
Gated French gentleman, of decided tai
epts, who was formerly resident OF
this state, and is well known by our
older citizens. He designed the coat
of arms used on the great seal OF West
Virginia. lie now resides in Philadel-
phia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23

SENT HOME
From School on Account of the Sus-
pisious Eruption on Ben and
water Streets.

The suspieious eruption which the ply
sicians have failed thus far to name
4eems to be spreading on Ben and Water
streets. The city superintendent OF
schools is taking every Precaution
against it, although he is not suceored
by the health board or city or county
physicians. Two of the shanaman chill.
dren on Ben street came to school ant
he sent them home the proper thing tc
do under the circumstances. 1t is stat
ed that their mother is down with the
disease and the superintendent concluded
to run no risks in the matteF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
MANY coLoRED PEOPLE ATTEND
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.

over $50 colored persons attended the
big dance given in the casino at the
union Land park TUESDAY night, which
was the concluding feature Of the big
Emancipation celebration held there that
d,.y. yrhe celebration was given under
The auspices of the Chrksburg ColoFed
orchestra. About 800 persons were in at
tendance at the festivities held at the
,,SrI. in the Afternoon. The day was a
,,er-y enjoyable one to those who attended
the ceIebration.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
ITALIAN
LABORER
INJURED
small Dump Car at steeltOn Strikes
Him and Breaks a Leg in Two
Il Places.

Carlos Maron, an italian Iaborer, cm-
played by Jones 3 Coz was seriously
hurt at the railroad cut at Steeiton at
about 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
While engaged at his work one Of the
small dump cars struck him and fell ON
him. His right leg was broken in two
places, his back was bruised and injuries
we're received all over his body. lie was
taken to the Harrison county hospital IN
ambulance for treatment. He viii re-
cofer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
LAWN FETE AT ADAMsToN
A DISTINCT SUCCESS

The ice cream festival and social held
ON the lawn OF the United Brethren
church at Adamston Tuesday evening
was distinct success. both tinanciaiiy:
and socially. The ladies of the church
served ice cream, cake aud other palat-
able goodies on the church lawn Tbs
oZorthview brass band furnished music
for the occasion. The attendance was
exceptionally large, and a good sum was
5s,stted from the proceeds, which win &C
towards the church fund
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23

CHORUS
TO FORM
For the Study of Handers Messiah
Meeting win Be Held in Y. M.
C. A. Parlors.

The music-Ioving public viii be inter
ested in the announcement that a large
chorus for the study of EIRndePs Mes.
siah win be organized Thursday evening
of this week n the parlors of the Y. NJ.
CA. A general invitation has been ex.
tended to all WHO are interested in sing.
inc to ioin the chorus. a small fee Of
n quarter month, payable in advance,
TO cover the cost Of instruction will be
charged. The chorus will be directed by
Prof. d. Gilbert Johns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
MINER HURT
AT SOLON
Double FAN of Slate Bruises His Legs
and Cuts Two Gashes on His Head
Injuries Not Serious.

John NOEL, an American miner, was
rather badly hurt in the SolOn mine near
Gypsy Tuesday by double fall of slate.
His legs were badly bruised and his head
was cut in two places. He was taken
by a company physician to the Miners
hospital at Fair1nont for treatment. The
injury. is not regarded serious, and he
will be out in a few days, If Unforeseen
complications do not arise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
rAK1Ne ANNuAL vAcA7IoN.

Major E. b. Deison, of the Merchants
National bank, is in Pittsburg, taSins
his annual vacation of two weeks, vel
deserved ON account of his assiduous at
tention to business. The major WI DC
in ffne shape on his return TO resun'
the duties of his position and will doubt,
less feel good over the congratulatioEt.
his friends will extend him on account OF
his being elected cashier of the Empire
National bank.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION
WILL RUN TO PITTsBURG

The baltimore & Ohio Railroad com
pany viii run Saturday night eNeur
sion 10 Pittsburg October 8, from clarks
burg by way of Fairmont and Morgan
town. The train win leave here at :
o'clock p. IN. and arrive in Pittsburg a'
: m. 1t viii leave Pittsburg Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The round triI
fare will be $3.50 and tickets viii be good
on the trains advertised.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
THREE PLAIN DRUNKs.

Mayor Grille held police court thi.
morning. There were three prisoners be,
fore him, all charged with being drums,
One man was sent to Jail for three days
in default of the payment Of a 81 fine.
one man paid up a like fine and was re
leased, and the other man was sent back
into the cell to await further inyestiga-
ton in his case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
BACK FROM KANSAS.

Harry Alorlang, OF Chanute, Kansas
was greeting his friends here this morn
ING. Mr.. NIorung was formerly with
the Oil We'll Supply company here and
at Weston, but went to Kansas year
or more ago where he Is with the same
eoiupany. Western life agrees with him
and he looks fine. He was returning e
Kansas from two weeks visit IN TINS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
STOGIE FACTORY
WILL START
clarksburg stosie Company Organizes
and Rents Hof Property for
Factory

Tie ClarISsburg Stogie company has
been Organized. The license has been
obtaiucd and order for goods has been
ntadA- The company has rented the !
Hoif properly on Water street, and eS-
poets TO begin operations at once. Sto-
gies win be manufactured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
REAL EsrArE 80.

Deeds have been recorded as follows {.
william II Late to s. S. Faris, ONE
half of G47 ncres, Simpson district
Ella s. Bennett to Albert d. Mitchell
ls acres. Clark district
George ID. and II. i. Griffin to Sey-
nour STARK, two lots, LumberPort
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
ANNAPOLIS CADET HERE.

Hugo Frankenberg, of Charleston,
cadet ut the Annapolis Military acade-
my, il here the guest of friends. He j.
Of the junior GLASS and has made n sPlen-
did record, being at the head of The class
for two years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
CHILD OF MR.. AND MRS.
BIRD is DEAD,

Pauline HaI Bird, five.month-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Bird, OF
Monticello avenue, died Tuesday after
noon at 1880 O'Clock. The funeral oe-
CURED Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
The remains were taken to the Green
Hill cemetery for burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
=. NJ. c. A. coNFERENcE HELD.

Interstate Secretary George f. Tib-
bits. of Washington, ID. G., spent Tues
day in Clarksburg in conference win
General Secretary L. p. Riddle, relative
10 the work of the association. Mr.
Tibous took number of pictures of the
citv. which are to be used later in
stereopticon presentation of the work in
this field.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
reNs HIS POSITION.

Raj .folden, son Of w. P. Holden, Is
home from Pittsburg. where he has been
With the Pittsburg Dry Goods company
tho past few years. He has resigned his
position and is not yet determined as to
what he viii engage in.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23
IIcENsED 10 MARRY.

The county clerk. issued n marriage
license today to the following persons'
George Ma thias Kohlcr and Mary Edna
stroup.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23

Trustees Of Brfageport Methodist Church
Confirmed SeveFal Orders and De
crees of 1nteress Entered.

circuit court Is running along at The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-23

Fasbin toh y SEPT For
fah Cod = Por
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-02-13
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD


The doom of william Hooper Young.
the young Mormon grandson or Brig
ham Young. seems Ia be- sealed In the
ease against him for the murder OF
Mrs. Anne Pulitzer I'm New York Sep
TENDER ~ LAST. When the trial opened
Wednesday Assistant District Attor-
ney Siudln sprang a big sensation by
announcing that Charles simpson
Ellidg. whom Young had declared was
the principal In the crime. had been
located In n western prison. where he
- serving life sentence for murder
lie further stated that ms Filling had
been in the prison for several years
ne could not have been In New York
at the time Mrs. Pulitzer was slain
Young. when he was apprchended In
Connecticut. whittier he He'd after the
murder was discovered, made con
fcsslun Ca friend who had known
him for long time. and who was sent
10y the police 10 identify him. In the
confession Young declared that Mrs.
Pulitzer had been taken To Ioung's
rooms by Filing and there murdered.