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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-09
MiIIard Tawney Wins Cup.

Special to The Globe
WINONA, Mimi. Aug. 8.-Millard
TaWney, son OF Congressmap.~Taw
won the Bolcon loving cup in contest in
which about twenty-five were entered on
the Meadow Brook links. He made a
better gross score than w. NJ Bolcom.
the veteran player.
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Moran Establishes New Record.

REVERE, Mass. Ang. s.-James F.
Moran. OF Chelsea. WON the two-hour
motor paced race at the Revere cycle
track tonight establishing a new record
for the time, riding TIA miles.
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Nat eutIer Severely Injured,

REVERE Mass. Aug s.-Nat Butler.
the bicyclist had his collar bone broken
in an accident while practicing at the
Revere track today. He also suffered
serious concussion OF the brain
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-09
SHAMROCK SAILS LAST TRIAL.
Challenger Goes Into Dry Dock to Hau.
Underbody Re-enameied.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. j. Aug.
S.-Shamrock H.. today sailed the last
OF her trials with her sister racer be-
fore gong into dry docks to be put in
trim for her effort to win the cup, This
afternoon she was tewed TO Erie bsssin
and tomorrow will be taken into dick to
have her nnderbody re enameled. She had
only saii stretching trial today.
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lie Row Defeats Rochester.

LIE ROY. Mimi, Aug. S.-The lie Roy
team defeated Rochester by the score
to 6. Batteries, Hampson and Porter for
LIE Roy. Ruber and Williamson for Roch-
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Yachtinn Notes

remnants were sailed for in class A
and class B, new. The open class sailed
for the Dellwood cup, on which Weirdling.
Geneva and Keewaydin have one leg each.
The class B, old, sailed for the club cup
and the class boats sailed for the Tay-
lor cup.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-09
Jenkins pefeats Pons.

SARATOGA, N. Y. Aug. 9.-In the
opening of the wrestling tournament to-
in the mixed event by securing two
throws by a double Nelson.
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GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
CLOSES AT BUFFALO
Little squaw Wins After Judges Put Ben
Kinney In. Sulky.

BUFFALO, N Y, Aug. S.-The grand
circuit meet closed here today The
weather was excellent and the attendance
large. There was no stakes on the card,
and three of the races were decided in
straight heats. 1t took four heats to de-
eide the second race for the 2:06 pace.
heat. finished second in the third heat
She broke twice, which she had not done
before. She was the favorite in the pool
and the judges took Ceideburg, the
ney in. The little bay mare went out
and won the deciding heat. Summaries:
ZIG class, trot, purse $1,000
Caspian, b g, Patron (Shank) ........d I
Fred mcclure. b 6 DOLLY. ...........7 2
Nico1fett b m (Fsisher) ...............5 3
Dick M, g (N1cDonaID .............3 6
Crowshade, blk ( Wal, :;..........49 4
Direct View, b s (Walker) ..........6 Z
Time. -2:14. 2:13% .a.
2:06 class. pacing. purse $1,000
Little Squaw, b m. by Kena-
wee Boy (Ceideburg and Kin
ney) u
Terrace Queen br m. by Veal. /.
pen (Geers) .......-..::.....1 2 3
Charley Hoyt. b s, by Allerton, :
cs s5ndn' Sphinx. :, iHo ,;-s
f Time s:o7s s:67S. s:os a:osh. -
2:23 class, trotting, purse $1,000
Monroe. g. by Seymour Wilkes
Yankee Boy. blk g (Greerl ..........3 2
Crown Princess. CHI m Oh. Kinney)..2 4
Bermuda Maid b m MCCARTHY. ....4 3
Time, 2.16, 2.15.
2:ls class. pacing, purse 81. 900
Ebony King blk g, by Atlantic King. !.
tBogaSh) .-.-.l
Joe sibiey b g (Jones) .............2 9
Don Coins. blk Emery .:......5 2
Margaret w. br m (Snow) ...........4 5
Time, 2:13ks 2:12.
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The class B, old, sailed for the club cur
and the class C boats sailed for the Tay-
Tor cup.
Milwaukee has just completed two DAYS
OF successful racing. The Lake Michigan
Yachting. association held their annua
regatta there on the tin and 8th and all
the good boats on the lake were reDre-
scented. Some of those in attendance were
the Vencedor, Milwaukee, Illinois. Bea-
trive, Hoosier, La Rita. Pilot. Vixen anC
Pats About fifty boats participated
Adam Straehan. fleet captain of the Mil
Waukee Yacht club is deserving of praise
for the admirable manner in which the
contests were conducted.
The attendance at the interlake re-
gatta to be held on Lake Winnebagc
at Oshkosh this year promises to exceed
that of previous years. 1t is expected thai
nearly full list of entries will be re-
ceived, which is a sufficient guarantee
OF the excellent sport which may be
looked for
Capt. Nunnemacher, who recently pur-
chased the Reliance from White Bear. is
highly pleased with his boat, having wor
two cups in as many races since the boa-
came into his hands, and feels confident
that the Reliance will show her heels te
the best of them at the interlake re-
gatta. Reliance will be entered from the
Pine Lake Yacht club
The White Bears have had an unusual
season this year. Not one postponed
race, with plenty of wind in most Of
them.
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The White Bears have had an unusual
season this year. Not one postponed
race with plenty of wind in most of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
SUCCUMBS
TO TYPHOID
Mrs. Jessie M. Frum Dies at KessIer Hos,
pftal Wednesday Morning.-Remains
Shipped to Bridgeport for
Burial There

Mrs. Jessie NJ Frum, of near Bridge.
port, died at the Kessler hospital We'd
nesday morning at 3 o'clock, after a
lingering illness with typhoid fever. She
was brought to the hospital ON July 81
TO receive treatment. Her case proved
too severe, and she gradually sank lower
until desith relieved her of her suferings
Wednesday morning.
AIRS. Frum was "A years Of age and
leaves husband. She is the daughter
Of Granville Goodwin, OF Rosemont.
The remains were prepared for burial
by the Clifford Osborne Undertaking
company and shipped to Bridgeport on
the Wednesday morning train. Burial
occurred at that place Wednesday after
noon, iuteTment being in the Green Val,
10y cemetery.
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Gives the Teachers Lengthy Talk
on the Subject and Makes Them
Believe That All Things are for
the Best--6ives Figures Account
ing for the Low 6rades-.-TaIk
Well Received.
Splendid Literary Program Carried Out at Night
Session by the pedaoogues=-SaIem ouartette
and Y. M. C. A. Ladies Furnish Music-Many
Interesting Discussions InduIged In.

Two or three other numbers OF the
program had TO be postponed also.
The committee on resolutions i COM
posed Of NJ. ID. Teter, c. T. BogEess,
Emzic Newton, c. ID. Clemans, Hettie
Young, Mary Reed and Anna Robin
son.
At the beginning of the afternoon ses-
sion Prot. FoullS devoted ten minutes
10 the mispronunciation of words.
Superintendent Miller followed Svith
an exhaustive discussion of history, and
dweIt particularly on the Tlars-4AlIeghe-
ny region. This talk was profitable 70
the teachers from an educational stand
point and was edifying to the visitors.
AciFtcct Lairerty. Of the firm HoIrnboe
4 LafTerty. addressed the institute in
IL very instructive and interesting way
on architecture" imparting knowledge
both as an expert and rs n man of
practical experience, He showed him
zelf wen posted rs to theory and pro-
ficient as to practice.
After the afternoon recess Rev. Var
ner made I'D address on Moral Life"
DR.. Swartz also spoke on Iron aud
steel"
At tonight's session the principal fea-
ture win be lecture by Mrs. y. r. G.
Morrow, of Fairmont, cx,president Of
the state organization OF the Womari's
Clristinn Temperance Union.
The music of the evening viii be fur
nishcd by the institute choir.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
HARDWARE STORE
BURGLARTZED AGAIN

street, saw him run from the building
and go up the alley between the Arm
strong Crislip, Day & Co. building and
the Reymann Brewing comPnny's branch
Office He was carrying the two shot
guns. The night was dark and the man
in the Office could not see who the burg
lar was.
Coles store seems to be Mecca for
burglars. 1t has been only few months
since it was broken into and a lot of
merchandise stolen. Within the past
year or so it mas been broken into sew
eral times. and Mr.. Coles losses have
been heavy, ON account Of the burglars
visits. At no time We're any of them
ever apprehended, and the last IS not
likely to be rs there is not sufficient clue
to bring about Identification of the
marty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
BRADDOCK
WINS GAME
Interesting Ball Game Played ON East
End Diamond Tuesday Afternoon Be
tweent BraddOck, Pa, and
Clarksburg.

The ball game Tuesday afternon at
the East End ball park between the Car
negic Athletic club team of Braddock,
Pr. and the Glarksburg team was at
tended by the average crowd Of baseball
enthusiasts. The game was Il good one
and many say it was. one of the most
interesting played here this season. The
local team went down in defeat, the
score being 6 to 3 in favor of the visit
ing team. The score by innings was rs
follows:
Braddock .......l l 90 I'd
ClarlSsburg .......0 -
Another game between the two tennis
is being played on the Same diamond this
afternoon. As the Telegram goes to
press the game is in progress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
JUVENILE
SOCIETY
AFFAIRS
Little wiss Isabella McGowan, Daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Gown, Entertains Her Friends in
Honor of Her Second
Birthday.

Although little Miss Isabelle MCGOWAN
the bright young daughter of SIr. and
Mrs. William MCGOWAN, is but two years
of age, she IS old enough to entertain
her young friends at a SOCIAL affair.
"wednesday afternoon between the
hours of 3 und 5 o'clock, Miss Meow
ans many little friends gathered to-
gether at lfer home on West Pike street
and helped her celebrate her second birth
day anniversary ut party and enter
tainment which had been arranged IN
her honor by her nunties, Miss Belle Nc
Gownn and Mrs. Mary Sewing.
There were about twenty five of the
young folks present, and they all en-
joyed themselves to their hearts con-
tentment. The appointments in the dim
ing room were very pretty and attractive.
The room was prettily decorated in flow
ers and decorations. Miss Freda Holden
presided at the punch bowl in the din
ing room. Dinner was served Mt a sea-
sonnble hour and the delicacies which
Were spread upon the Table made many
a young fleart wish that Miss MCGOWAN
would have u Birthday ever 50 often
Two candles burned brightly from the
center of the table, significant Of the
young hostesses' birthday. The delicious
homemade cake served was very pala-
table and to the young folks notion
tasted lick some of the cake that Alice
in Wonderland ate at the Queens table
must have tasted.
Appropriate games and other juvenile
We're enjoyed by the young
sters before the party broke up. Miss
MCGOWAN received many beautiful pres
ents. which she highly appreciates. Each
of her guests were presented with sou
venir before they departed Miss Nc
Gowan is charming httl lady and. in
spite of her tender years, Is Prccociously
hrirl,A and intelligent
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SHOWERS
OF RICE
Along With Best Wishes Fen Upon
Bride and Groom as They Boarded
the Train.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter BoIten Wilson
left on the O:44 train last night for New.
York city to spend their honcymoon trip.
after an elaborate reception given from
$40 to o'clock, after the Wedding cere-
mony The happy couple were escorted
to the train by many of their friends,
who showered them with their hest
wishes, as well as rice, which fell Ike
a hail storm OF immense proportions.
This way of expressing their interest
in the bride and groom, though GUS
tomary, was no doubt highly appreciated
by them, although they would probably
dispensed with that feature, Il they could
have bad their way. Friends also made
it a point 70 see that they recognized
their baggage, upon their arrival by
the plncards placed thcrcnl informing
the general public that they were on
their wedding trip.
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nANY ExH1p1rs AZ FAIR.

James n. Hess, secretary Of the fair,
is busy this week in his Office on Court
street receiving entries of articles, which
will be placed on exhibition at the fair
next week. He reports large number
of them already made in the various
classes, and believes the list will be long
er this year than ever in the history of
the society 1t looks as if every class
will be will filled. The books viii dose
next Monday evening and all should
make it point to see Mr.. Hess ns aerly
as possible as TO entries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
NEW LOCATION
FOR TENT
Secured by the Salvation Army.-Tent
win Be Erected Just West of
Walker Hotel.

The Salvation Army win have new
quarters Captain Pond has arranged to
occupy the vacant lot just west of the
Walker hotel on West Pike street with
the tent and it viii be moved from South
Second street to that point. The inten-
tion was to move today, but the rain last
night made the tent wet and too heavy
TO moye The first meeting at the new
place viii likely be held tomorrow night.
The change of location is desirable on nc
count of the quarters just secured being
more public and closer the center of the
citv
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fear end collision occurred ut West
Union Tuesday afternoon, train No 9s
crashing into way train
The injured are:
Engineer Frank Dayton, Of Grafton,
who sustained several broken ribs
Fireman Herbert AEcHenry, of Park
ersburg, whose hip was disloRted
Brakeman z. AIaphis, of Grafton, who
was badly bruised an over
The engineer and brakeman we're taken
to Grafton on No. ~ and AlcHenry to
Parkersburg ON the accommodation. The
mems injuries were caused by their
jumping from the train. Had they re-
mained where they were when the ac-
cident occurred, they would not have
been hurt in the least.
Very little damage was done to either
OF the trains. The c05oose on the way
train and the pilot of engine l349 Of the
coIliding freight were only slightly brok-
en-.
The way freight stopped at West I'm
ion 10 unload some freight. A flagman
was sent back to signal freight train No.
as which was also east bound. The flag
man succeeded in getting around the
curve. but the train was already ap-
proaehins at a rate of p miles an hour.
He did not have time to place the signal
torpcdoes to proceed with caution" but
he attempted to flag the train.
Engineer Dayton saw him, but took
his signal as one to "go ahead" He
rounded the curve and then perceived the
danger his train was in
\ 1,y-FtI I-fa.s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
CANDY
WORKERS
WALK ANA z
Leaving the walthOur Candy Company
without worlmen Of that Sort
Other Men WIN Be OBTAINED.

The manufacture of candy at the Wal-
thour Candy coppany9s factory in the
East End is tempoIatriIy suspended, on
account of the sudden departure Of the
five candy workers employed there. They
received their pay rs usual Saturday
night, but failed to show up for work
Monday morning. No reason is assigned
for their action. The management, inn
mediately sent representative to Gin
cinnati to obtain other worlzmen and
the suspension viii be of short dunation-
The company has on full stock of
candies and therefore its patrons will
not feel any bad efFects of the sspen=
sion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
MASON ALSO GIVES BOND
AND IS RELEASED.

John Mason. who was arrested IN h.
Weekdays spcakeusy at Mount Clare
bv county officers Saturday nihtg last,
ana sent 10 jail by Magistrate Gordon in
default Of the usual bonds to appear
before the grand jury, gave bond We'd
ncsday noon and was relensed from jail.
simon Greynolds went his security in
The sum Of 800. One hundred dollars
Of that amount Is for his appearance be-
fore the grand jury, 800 to appear and
testify in WcekIcy's case and $500 not
10 re.cngagc in the business again.
no il If they want to, burt would not"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
vANcANcY IN
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Owing to the fact that Joseph B. Me-
Ginnis has moved from Elk district to
Kansas, there is vacancy in the execu-
tive committee of the Harrison County
Veterans association, which win have to
be filed by the president. The other
members OF the committee are s. w.
Gordon, Coal district; NJ. S. Riley. Clark
district; George F. Randall, Clay dis
trict; j. w. Hess, Eagle district; W. NJ.
Morris. Grant district: w. \. Edgell.
Sardis district; C. H. Davis. Tcnmlie dis
trict; John w. Bailey, Simpson district.
and Quinn Aiinter, Union district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
ARC LIGHTS
ALL OUT
In the East End and West End as Re
suit of an Accident at the Electric
Light Plant.

A serious accident occurred at the
Clarlcsburg electric light paint Mt 5: 10
o'clock Tuesday evening. The bolt in
the piston head on the large Corliss en-
gine broke and fell. The bonnet was
also broken. The accident caused much
inconvenience and the arc lights in the
West End and East End were out until
10 o'clock. Temporary arrangements
were made to run that part of the plant
until the broken parts can be replaced
with new machinery, which has been or
dered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
INITIATION POSTPONED.

There was large number Of the mem
hers Of the Frltcrnnl Order of Eagles
present ut the special meeting held IN
the d. X Reed hall Tuesday night. Inc
initiatory ceremonies We're postponed ull-
til the next regular meeting at wilien
time al OF those members who have not
yet received initiation win be given the
degrees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
BAPTIST PICNIC.

At the park on Thursday afternoon
the primary department of the Baptist
Sunday school viii have picnic under
the management Of the teacher Miss
Minnie &. Power. All the scholars will
meet at the Baptist church promptly at
o'clock and take i car for the park.
Mothers are cordially invited 10 20 along.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
BOARD MEETING OF
INDUSTRIAL COMPANY.

The board of directors OF the CIarIs
burg Industrial company viii hold :
regular meeting tonight in the office ol
General Manager Anthony Bowen A
large amount of routine and misceTla
neous business will come up for con
siderntion. Propositions from mnnufnc
turing concerns regarding new Locations
and factory sites will be considered ant
taken up with the viuw of trying to 10
cate them ut East CIarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
SOLDIERS REUNION
WILL BE AT WESTON.

There viii be a big reunion OF the
Blue and the Gray at Weston SePtem-
ber 10 and II. Severn prominent speak
rr,s will make addresses and the event is
expected to be auspicious. Among those
who have been asked to deliver ,nd-
dresses are Judge Nathan GofT and Major
4. c. Moore. both of this city. The com
mittec on arrangements is busy Prepar-
ing for the occasion. Many old soldiers
of this county will doubtless attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
CITY REAL ESTATE DEAL.

Ellis 4. Yost has old his residence
property on Clay and Thompson streets.
this city to Thompson II. Williams, a
leading Bristol citizen, and the latter viii
move into it in the near future The
consideration was $4,000. The property
is one of the most desirable in thnt sec
tion of the city. Mr.. Yost intends to
leave the city in a few months and will
enter college to take course ofztudy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
UNKNOWN PARTY BREAKS FRONT
WINDOW IN AND CARRIES AWAY
TWO SHOT GUNS.
Detected, But Not Identified, as He Left
the Building and Fled Through an
Alley.-Mecca for Burglars.

w. L. Coles hardware store on North
Fourth street in Glen Elk was burglar
lied at 1890 o'clock Wednesday MORN
ing.
The burglar broke front window in,
entered and stole two shot guns, valued
in the aggregate at $40. Nothing else,
so far as could be discovered, was dis
turbed.
The burglar had narrow escape from
detection and arrest, as an emPloye in
the office Of GLADDEN. & ofrner, on that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
A DARING FEAT.

a new roof IS being put on the build
ina occupied by the Watts 'Lamberd eom-
pany. and bod ca1riera are running the
risk OF breaking their neelSs in carrying
brick mn ladder extended from the
pronnd to tic top of the building. for
the coping. The feat attrTcss the IN.
tere-t Of all who pass that way, and
many are the Expressions, @rthcy can
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
WILL RESIDE HERE.

U. G. EdgeII, of Brown, VIII move
to the city shortly. He has secured a
house on Monticello avenue. MIR. Edg-
oil was formerly constable in Sardis
district and as such did the county ex-
ccllent and faithful service. 1t is not
stated as to what business he will en-
gage in here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
NEW DAUGHTER ARRIVES.

Mr.. II. Fl. Davis is more than ordi-
mrily happy today and is very much
pleased with his lot in life. The cause
for all this additional happiness and sat
isfaction on his part was the arrival Of
a baby at his home ON North Deport
street Tuesday night. It is a girl.
Mother and baby are both doing fine and
Mr.. Davis is prouder than he has been
for many a moon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
MAY GET CARPET coNTRAcr.

Edward Castle, of Columbus, Ohio, rep.
resenting furnishing house Of that
place. is in the city to confer with Judge
Nathan GoT about contract for the
carpets and other outfit of the Waldo
hotcl. The contract has not yet been
awarded, and the success he viii have
with the Judge cannot be foretold-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
CAPTAIN AYERS SANG.

i conspicuous and pleasing feature OF
the veterans reunion on the fair grounds
Tuesday was Captain L. J. Ayers rcndi-
ton Of Marching Through Georgia." Ev.
cry one was delighted with the able and
classical manner in which he sang it.
and all who heard him think he is de
serving of special mention
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
rEAcHERs, sALARIEs RAIsED.

County superin, cudrnt l. ". Ogden
r,ceived word Wednesday morning that
the board Of education OF Simpson dis
trict had decided to fix the salaries o.
10. / md No. ? tencliers ut $40 q month
for this year and No. 2 Mt s35. This y
a considerable raise over the salaries Of
last year
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
ATTENDING BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

The Union Baptist association con-
ycncd today in the Ebenezer church in
Barbour county and viii continue until
tomorrow evening. The clerk, Rev. r.
NJ NIcDnnel went from this place. as did
also Rev. i. f. Peters. The messengers
from the church are L. W. Garrett, John
w. coGman and B. E. shcpier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
BRIDGE WORK PROGRESSING.

Work is progressing on the clarks-
burg Industrial company's bridge. The
east end abutment is finished with the
cxception of the upper course, which
will he put on tomorrow. The masonry
will be finished within the next twenty
days. ready for superstructure.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-26
POLICE COURT.

At police court this morning two plain
drunks went to Jail for three days each
in default of payment Of the minimum
fine. One prisoner plead not guilty and
he was sent back to jail to wait until
the night policeman who arrested him
gets back on duty to prefer the charge
against him.