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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
AMERICAN soclETYloF CIVIL EN-
CHEERS,

Asheyl,e, N. c., june s.t2, 1908. one
Fare for Round Trip.
Southern Railway announces one fare,
Mus % cents, Cor round trip from all
points. Tickets on sale June 9Th. It'll and
sth return limit, June 18th.
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Typewriters
and StenOgraphers

always on call at our office Win come TO -FOUR Office
With typewriter Wien yGg SaRt asSssanse . or 90
'h' s SSGs filsN sTlMP siATio Go,
Phon, 1885. Entire pidg, rwsy.sh haiD. Ashmond.S.
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AGAIN TO POPULAR BEACH PARK
VEST FONT.
so Gents Round Trip.

Special fast train leaves Richmond each
week Gay 5$9 MI rTft Wp raynl e sS
days. Leave Richmond $3.50 A. NJ, and
I p. M; returning, leaves West Point
sixty Ski minutes ride so cents round
trip.
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MOST PROBABLE RuMoR YET:
Among the rimors Erie there was another
I'm the afternoon. and the most probable yet
aaoat that the Morgnn-Hiil interest has been
making nSe OF effective control prior to the dis.
solution OF the voting trust.
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coTroSsEEp OIL MARKET

Nrw YORK. June 3-Cototnseed oil was firm
and higher and good demand for compound and
covering Prime crude, 4, o. b.. mills "a h@
summer yellow, s7is case; prime white. 800
4Tc prime winter yellow, 4e1 47c.; prime meal,
Sn7G 81. so nominal.
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DON'T AGREE WITH BEAR1sH SENTIMENT:
The strength In st. Paul did not agree very
well with the alleged bearish sentiment OF the
Standard OIL people. Thcy have never been dis
singuished for communicating much information
a. TO their movements. and good Judges seem 10
think that they have been considerable buyers
OF stocks 10 az unostentatious way In the re-
cent past.
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-rANApIAN SToCKs -EIRMEn:

nectiou OF the advance in London and the more
reassuring news from Canada. Private advccs
from Montreal and Toronto Indicated that the
Ames failure would NOT involve anybody else.
Twin.City and the 800" issues were eympa.
thetical)y stronger. .#
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Richmond. Va, June ., 1S5
SAIES

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, June :j,-seahoard Air
Line common, 23NM2ii,; do preferred, 40iAm
Al. Seaboard As, Sol, Gs0ss-
Atlantic Coast Line, common and preferred,
not Nuotcl.
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NOT BEARIsH on CROP OUTLOOK:
Como OF the larger traders are By no means
70 bearish on the crop outlook as recent develop.
mcnta would indicate. There Is reason to think
that they have made a somewhat elaborate study
OF the matter. and probably McIntyrc 4 Mar.
shall's published opinion represents their real
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e leading future. ranged MS follows:

Cash QUOTATIONS. We're az I H !Uu1
steady. No 9 snring wheat. 7s9p7Oc.; no 70. ..
no. no Yellow w. lsac 10. OATS s5isc;, 50, :
white. tail4@aTc No. 2 rye, ioe, Good feed &c g,
tSc. No i naxseed, sl.lo; No, ] northwestern.
slIs prime 1imo!hy seed Ss s6 s.5 Mess ;s6
pounds. ss,75@s.so: short ribs sides Goose.
50 dry sslteh shoulders e g a. SS
WhisLey, basis OF high wines. sl.30. Glover
Contract grade Sll;EoQi1.75s Bntter-Ssfirm;
creamery, i5ae2c dairy, lag lsc; Esgs
Easy at loiaMllc Receipts Wheat, q 200
bushels; corn, I,05. 200 bushels; oats, 4lso00
bushels; hogs, $1,000 head,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 8, 1908.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
Schooner Maid OF the Mist, Boyer, Chester,
Pa. plaster Keystone Plaster Co.
Schooner Lillic W. Owings, Havre de Grace,
fish.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers, Old Dominion llne:
Steamer pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk nnd
lanes River landings. merchandise and passen'
Cers, Virginia Navigation Co.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE 8. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Danville. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
se Elm CITY. Haynes, Mattaponl River landings.
passengers and general Cargo
SAILED
Charlotte, Murphy, baltimore, passengers and
ls nanvlle, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers and
Elm CITY Haynes, Mattaponi River landings
passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE 8, 1908
SAILED,
steamer Amsteldyk Rotterdam and Amster-
dam r,,an,
Schooner Clara A. ponnell, Boston.
Barge Knickerbocker. Proyldnece,
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Wall Street Gossip.
fspeclal 10 TIE Tlme,.pisp,t,

Especial to The Times.Dispatch)
NEW YORK, June 3.--The opening Of the
stock market was somewhat irregular, as the
Hnihrncite Issues sold q little In spite of. a
ket was encouraging. md most OF the active
traders appeared to have taken the long side.
for moderate turn At least Commission house
orders were very light bnt there MAS no Iiqui-
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n c., June a.-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE-steady at 45hsc.;, receipts. e8
casks. Rosin-Firn at sl.75: receipts. 125 bar:
rels Crude Turpentne--Firm at SLID. So and
50. 25; receipts. ls1 barrels Tar-Firm at Sl.o5
SAVANNAH, GA, June s.-Holiday-No
markets. p,r.
TINE-Nothing doing. Rosin-SteadO
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANUr AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, June a.---The peanut market
Is quiet to-day. The ony change IN prices is
T7lsc. bushel. The prices are a. follows:
Fancy. quiet at &c.; strictly prime, 2Ec,;
prime. 2Ac.; low grades, &C.: machine picked.
peas, s225 bag: black and speckle peas, 81;
clay and red peas, SOC. Peanut bags In bales
GS In, : 4-10c.
PETERsBURe, VA, June s.-PEANUIs-
spa nish, new market very hrn At 77hc.: sellers
asking more yirginias-Quiet at &c.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, June 8, 1908.
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, June s.--CATTLE--Ste4dy
loc lower. Good to prime steers, $4,D0@550;
cows and heifers slbO@47b; calves. $9.to6l
675. Hogs-Merket mostly lDc. lower. Mixed
and butchers. S5.s5M6.2o. Shcep--Alarket for
sheep slow Ia 25c. lower. Enthusiastically. Good
10 cllaiec wethers, Si,Godb,3o; native lambs.
fSiW7,33. {
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HOOKING VALLEY STRONG

HOOKING VALLEY STRONG:
Hooking Valley issues showed considerable
strength on the apparently wel-tounded belief
that the reorganization plans were completed
and merely waiting for more favorable market
conditions before the official announcement could
be made. Opinions seems to be divided on the
Toint OF the future ownership. but Joint Penn.
tylysnia- Vanderbilt control still appears 10 be
the most likely.
THE CLOSE:
Before the close the market sold on on profit.
taking and large gold exports. and In some
cnscs early gains were wiped ont.
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THE FIRST HOUR:

sLoSs GOES UP:
After a rather weak opening sloss sold up to
&C. closing at rs bid.
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rE.nISc AID ERIE HEAVY:

READING AND ERIE HEAVY
The opening heaviness In Reading. and Erles
was the consequence OF the apparent revival OF
labor agitation IN. the anthracite coal district
The best information indicated that the matter
was good deal less serious than 1t looked.
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AFTERNOON TRADING:
The strength In st. Paul gave decidedly
f.m tone to the market ir the early afternoon,
and n more confident feeling was very evident
IN the room and local Offices. Commission
houses reported moro scattering buying OF the
Sc MI Official kind than for some time past.
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The market checked somewhat In the FIRST
hour but upon the whole not weak. The
volume OF business either way was light. and, II
10 operate for a small reaction There did not
seem TO be any influential orders In the market
In any OF the Lending stocks.
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BALTIMORE. MD, June s,r,rLouR-Un-
changed and quiet, Mheat,pull ,n and e 11ss
Sd isr. Corn.-Duli. Spot, 5sia M53Mc,; June,
b8df53Bc; Southern white CORN, alaa7G. Oats.
Nn 5sn. Butter, Eggs and Cheese--Frm and
Unchanged, S,lgar--Strons and unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS. Tune 3.-CoTTOS-spot cot.
ton quiet but steady. The future market was
closed, this being Confederate Decoration Day
and legal holiday; quotations unchanged
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steers and fat cows Arm TO loo. higher. Steers.
81 4O15.4o: bulls. s3n4.2o: cows, $180@3 90.
Calves--veals, s4.5oa875., City dressed -eals
weak at s6lohc.. per pound Sheep and Lambs -
az. %; lambs, s7.c39Sbo. HoGs-Higher at
50. go. =
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LIVERPOOL. June 3, a r. M.--Co1ToS-
Spot In limited demand. prices 4 points higher.
American ,mddling fair. e;7s; GOOD middling'
binary. Dos; ordinary, CTS. The saes Of the
day were 5000 bales. Of which 300 were for
specula ton and port and included 1890 Amer.
lean. Receipts, 5000 bales. including $500
American
lea middIing, e. o. G. June s11: Jnne-July,
G.l4: July August. e.lo August September,
sol; September. October, 5.55; October -Soyem-
Der 5.25: November -Dece mber. 6.15; December
January. 5.1c; January February, Gil; February
March, 5.11.
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nI,Alnps LACK CnNFIRMATInN

Tho rumor OF Rockefeller buying In Erie was
revived, although the report that st, Paul's
funds did not obtain confirmation In quarters
likely to be we'll Informed. 1t Is probable that
the Standard OIL interest Is at present bullsh
on ST. Paul. although the attitude there on the
rest OF the market IL still very conservative.
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was anxious to get stock, especially on Union
Pacific, Southern Pacific. st. Paul and Rock
Island, IN cheaply as possible
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BUYING ALL AROUND:
Kcena brokers seemed 10 have buying orders
In United States Steel. n wa. also some cyl:
dence OF purchases FOR the same interest around
the room.
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Spot cotton closed dull midd!ng rplands
/ 20; middling gulf, LIS, salcs, none.

Cotton dull. middllny, go; net receipts,
200 bales gross 2oc bales: stock, III ,bCsI bales
Total today ut all seaports-Set receipts,
ISL bales. export to Great Britain. 618 bales
to France. 900 bales; TO the Continent. 1913 bales
Consolidated at all senpor ts.Set receipts. ~.
to France, 222 bales; to the Continent, H.1sl
ba1eg.
Total since September list at all seaports-Net
receipts. 7.5o34s4 bales: 1port TO Great Britain
.. T1j.6i5 bales: TO France 751 ,0s4 bales; to the
Continent, 2T5i,755 bales; to japan, 135.10e
haIcs
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REALIZING IN G. & o.
Chesapeake and Ohio sold on on what looked
like the realizing OF weak bull account It
was said that The soft coal situation was not
follow the decline on the change OF catching
ptoD orders,
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CINCINNATI, o., June 8.-HoGs-Actire at
s4.4oae.eo. cattie-st.ady At s2.5o@ 4.s5
Sheep-steady at scs250i. Lambs-Dult and
lower at S4.Eo61T25.
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steady. Choice. ss.1o94; prime, s595.2o; goo.
MSssHssMhsaT Prime ne. neav yorSers
g. 400 e.45; light yorkers and pigs, se.454e.5o.
Sheep-Steady. Best wethers. $4,000. 50:
T.50.
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SUGAR WAS HEAVY:
American Sugar was rather heavy. as trade
conditions were quiet and lower Wall Street
was not hopeful Of a serious move before the
meeting OF Congress.
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NEW YORK, June -BEEYEs-MQre aetlre
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st. Louis Southwe stcrn 1sts.............. e4S
St Louis Southwestern DDS ............. S1M
san Antonia and Arkansas Pass 4's...... %
Southern Pacific ~ .................... 80
Sn,ifhorn HALLWAY rs .................s1 l5
Texas and Pacific lists. 110h
Toledo. st. L. and western 4s........... 1874
Union pacisc conr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eGh
Wabash 1st's ,.,...I..... 1857
wabash 2d's ...................... 105 y
wabash Deb BIS ..................... 75Ea
West shore 4's ....................... 1o97s
wheeling and Lake Erie As ............ 81
Wisconsin Central As ................... alH
Continental Tobacco Es................. nIA
Rock island ..,,,,,......... sou
PennsylTanIa con NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p5A
United States Steel os................... sets
~ and n collateral trust 4's,,,,,,,,. ~
Central Of Georgia I'd lnc................ 34h
Va Carolina Chemical Co. com. ........ 6s7s
yo-C6rolina Chemical Co. pfd........... 120
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BID STOCKS UP.
wormer g. House bid up stocks around tht
room In the carly trading, and London was quit.
factor and took stocks freely, paying spccia
attention TO Canadian Pacific.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

more popular than ever with the Ameri'
can labOring people. because of his brave
stand in this great trouble. The action
Of his commission is so fair that the
operators have no just cause for COM
plant. It Is to the credit of this great
American president and the grand po'
litical party he represents, as well as
the high officers Of the United Mine
Workers. that such happy solution has
been made Of the difficult problem, which
promised to disrupt the nation. All
parties concerned and, especially the ma
ton. are 10 be congratulated that the
findings of the Commission are Of such
Il fair and beneficial nature. Praise
should be given the president Of the
United states for setting such a grand
precedent for the benefit of labor and
the country at large Credit should be
given his commission for their fair.
ness and good Judgment. John Mitchell
and other mine officials, who labored
faithfully for the results attained, should
also be praised for their good service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
Supreme Court
MakesD
Opinions Handed Down in Appeal Cases
from Various Counties in the State.

The supreme court has handed down
decisions as follows:
Snouks vs.. Wingfeld, Randolph com-
ty; opinion by Judge PofTcnbarger re-
versed and remanled.
Pennsylvania Railroad company vs..
W. W. Rogers, Ohio COUNT; opinion by
Pofenbarger reversed and remanded
State vs.. Topit Clay county; opin.
ion by Dent affirmed. Dent, judge, dis
senting opinion by majority of court.
Arbernz vs.. Exley Watkins & Co.
Ohio county; opinion by Brannon affirm,
cd.
Well vs.. Norfolk and Western Railroad
company, jefferson county; opinion by
Bramon; decree refused and suit dis,
missed.
Nuzum vs.. Heron, Randolph county;
opinion by McIyhorter, president, affirm.
ed in part; reversed in part and re,
manded.
Woods VS.. Douglass, Barbour county
opinion by McWhorter, president, re
versed in part and petition dismissed.
\. B. Corder ct al. vs.. Mary J. Crouch,
Randolph county; appeal refused.
S. T. Lambert ct al. vs.. county court
of NIingo county; writ of error refused.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.

"Whcn l had an attack of the grip
last winter 1.-THE second one) actually
cured myself with one bottle of Cham
oerlain's Cough Remedy says Frank w.
Perry. editor of the Enterprise, Shorts
Vile. y. Y. This is the honest truth.
at time kept from coughing myself to
pieces by taking a teaspoonful of this
remedy, and when the coughing spell
would come on at night / would take
dose and it seemed that in the briefest
interval the cough would pass off and l
would go to sleep perfectly free from
cough and its accompanying pains. To
say that the remedy acted as a most
agreeable surprise is putting it very
mildly. ! had no idea that it would or
could knock out the grip, simply because
| had never tried it for such a purpose,
but it did, and it seemed with the second
attack of coughing the remedy caused it
to not only be less of duration, but the
pains were far less severe, and l had not
used the contents of one bottle before
Mr.. Grip had bid me adieu." For sale
by c. c. Stone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
WEST MILFORD NEWS.

yr,..t Milford ". ya March 80
IN Lo5,yig and Mr., i. Lee are teach.
.,rin. ,.rn of school
MI, ,io1rc,t hos returned home fror;
IL. .rI,,,, ~ Tcpmilc
M, l.r,.,. .bod closed Friday on
,,,,g..r,
4 Ii r,,,,.o ,rJ q y lynch. Of
"A, i,ro,t visited friends here scycra,
s,,. M. wcck
H., = n u.lmicL visited her son
II 4 ucl,,;cl II CIorl.bur., last week
-, worJ I home from NIor~,ntowp
,.,,.rs IA H.. r.cr i WORT
MI. NM G,s,or 4 Davton VISITED
.riond. M sunday,
i " T,dy.i. c,mo home from Ken
,nc,y M week where he has beer
,tt.n,Iir, c,IIcae
: Il uolm;ct and family spent Sat
u,5,v NH sunday here
= y,rJ lcf, M. week for ocea,
NJ ,crore hc has work
NJ. II Tpd,.ia WINS nj Lost Creel
- A. Iast yo.l.
= Tntrner made a business ri,
c,,.,..r,,.,, r,.;I,r
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

The Glen Elk barber shop was bur
glarized Sunday morning at an early
hour. The shop was occupied until mid.
night and the burglary happened, there.
fore, after that hour. The shop is 10,
Gated next to the Glen Elk hotel and
in view of the railroad passenger sta
ton, where there are people at most all
hours. In view of this public loaction
the burglars were daring.
The burglary was not discovered I'M
til next morning, when Daniel Rau, one
of the BARRIERS employed at that shop
went to the shop and found the front
door open. He also discovered that the
rear window had been tempered with
as if the burglars had effected entrance
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BURGLARY HAPPENS AT
GLEN ELK BARBER SHOP
ENTERED BY UNKNOWN PARTIES sroLEN-sKELETol
KEYS USED TO OPEN DRAWERS AND RANsAx THE PLACE.
NO CLUE LEFT WHATEVER

there and departed by way Of the door
An examination of the shop disclosed
the fact that two razors were missing
and the suppositon is that they were
stolen by the burglars.I They had skel'
eton keys in their possession and all the
drawers in the shop were unlocked and
ransacked, but nothing of value found
\ box containing the records and ritual
of the BARRIERS lOcal union was broker
into and rified. A patron of the 8hoI
had left a pair Of cuffs there. The but
tons were stolen from them.
There is no idea as to the identity
of the burglars and no clue whatever
1t is thought they will never be apprc
hended, unless the cuff buttons accident
ally furnish a clue some time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
Golf Chapel
Will Contribute
Big Sum to the Y. M. C. A. Building
Fund.-Agrees to Give $4,000.

Along with the purchase of a site and
the contemplated building of a new
church building, the proposition comes
to contribute $4,000 for the proposed
Y. NJ. c. A. building. The Golf NJ. E
church being the largest church in the
city, it was feared that a building move
ment undertaken just at this time by
that church would seriously cripple the
Y. NJ. c. A. building project, the AssO'
citation being dependent largely upon
the churches for its support. The prop,
osition to raise $4,000 from this one
church for the Association offers an ami
cable solution of the problem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
Mrs. Williams
Goes Free
Magistrate Admonishes An Parties Con-
cerned to Behave Themselves or
They May Go to Jail.

Mrs. R. A. Williams, residing on
Jackson street, was given a hearing Sat
urday night on peace warrant, sworn
out by William Ambers, one of hel
neighbors. The evidence was sufficient
to show that she was guilty of a breaci
of the peace, but the magistrate decided
to let all parties concerned go free, witt
the admonition that they must do bet
ter or they will find themselves in jail
She first swore out similar warrant
against Ambers and he secured war
rant against her to get even.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

UNCLAIMED
Lie in the Post Office Waiting for the
Owner to Call.

List Of unclaimed letters in the Clarks.
burg. ". Va, post Office. Advertised
March %. 1908.
To avoid delay have your mail directed
10 street and box number of general
delivery.
Anger. +. H.; Bailey, +. NJ; Beatty.
ii. W: Blake. J. G.; Brink, Johnnie;
Booth. Miss Mary; Burns, Thomas; Graf
ton. Mis- Emma; Caly, J. W.; Dreamer,
a.: Chclf. J. NJ; Glen, Mrs. Nina; Duff
field. /. H.; Davis, Miss Lena; Davis.
Mis-, Clara; Dcmcnthie, Miss Sarah;
Foster. Mrs. Hester; Freeman, Willie;
Flanagan. Mrs. Mary; Griggs, B. F.;
GaIlabuc. Mrs. Harvey; Gribble, +. w;
Gardner, Frank; Hancock, +. L.; Hart
Sfrs. Eliza: Hoycy. Miss Myrtle; Houke
Warner p; Hill, Robert c.; Higgen
botham. Willie; Knon, DR.. ]. NJ; Ken
Incdy. Oldcu; Kaylor, Johnnie; Langley
Harry III; Logan, Mrs. Henry; Lowery
| j. Wm.; Massey, II. +; Mason, Link NJ
Miller. John H.; NIrcs. Miss Ethel; Me
Gov. j. b.: Martin Miss Ida; Menear
John; McCrady, Mrs. P. H.; MeCune
Inv. r.: Nuttcr, Mrs. E.; Owens, Rober'
W: Price. +. w; Post Laura; Payne
Air.. Nollic; Potter, n; Riley, S. l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
NOTARY coMMIssIoN ISSUED.

Governor 4. 3. White has isucd a no
tory commission to Clarence B. sperry
4 practicing attorney of this city. The
supreme court of the state has also nd,
mittcd Attorney W. f. Norris, of this
city, to practice in that court. Attorney
Spcrry win not be able to discharge the
duties Of his appointment until he quail.
tics at n special term Of the county
court, which win be held in April.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
Wedding
Saturday Night
Young People United in Marriage at
Pinnickinnick by Rev. Cooke.

Rev. Thomas W. Cooke, rector OF
Christ Episcopal church, solemnized a
wedding at Pinnickinnick at s O'Clock
Saturday night. The contracting par,
ties were Mr.. Charles Grever and Miss
Mary b. Williams. The nuptials oc'
cured at the home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Williams. The bride,
groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Grever.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

John Mitchell. president q the United
Mine Workers Of America. j. satisfied
with the findings OF the Coal Strike Com.
mission. appointed last fan BY President
Roosevelt. He declares that it is dc.
eided victory for Che miners. II is also
1 meat victory for President Roosevelt
in his determined stand in the interest
Of labor. President Roosevelt win be
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