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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Srete $td6fe.

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ftorbenen Observation-Disclosures 8u9z
BETTER tpurbe gum bambursifden @aiz
REHABILITATION, benz bic gefammter
bamburgti9en 9afenanlasen unb bic
&orrettion ber l1nterelbe bon 6amz
burg Big CUR Norbfee unterfteben, Der
Profefor 8ubenbep BON Der Se9ni>
f9en 9o9i9ule in gbarlottenburs BE-
rufen.-9ie SampfbartaKe rSeut" III
auf Der l1nterelbe betm Sturm ppn
Dafer gelaufsn unb aefunten. 3tpei
Perf omen e%rtrdnfen.
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itatton &urbapen Der r9eutf9en &C.
feui9aft CUR 3ettuns S9iffbrii9iser"
purben bon benz auf &raB1anb sez
ftranbeten, NIT Steinfoblen bon
S9ottlanb na9 9arburs beitimmten
beutf9en S9ooner v9ermania," feds
Perionen bur9 bas Rettungsboot
Pima Marta Glifabetb" serettet.
8remen 9ierorts ftarb &arl
2obtmann, friiberer Snbaber ber
5trma S. 8. &unotb G. 2obtmann
unb langidbriges Mttslieb Der 9irz
serf9aft.
@ege a d. Quf Der Werft bes
8remer ~@ultan" in 8egeiad lief Elm
1000 Sonnen GROCER 9anfa=9 ampfer
bonn Stapel, pel9er ben Namen Sic
benfels" erbielt.
6 ii b E d.. Wdbrenb man an Der
Norbieetiiite benz Meere f~ortsefebt
2ano abgepinnt, bepirtt bic Sitfee
hna @pnpntheiL lie fpiilt fortae5eht bus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Qanb meg unb ertpeitert 10 beftdnbtg
ibr 8eden. Dim 8robtener l1fer Bel
Trapemiinbe beoba9tet mar, felt pielen
Sabren, tpie bic See bic boben ufer
ausbOblt unb bas 2anb fortf9pemmt.
Der 2ubeder Staat bat barum in
@usiidt senommen. biefes llfer gu BE-
fefttgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
2Ne&feuRura.

q il + o m. 9ie prm S9pursez
ri9t in @uftrop gegen ben S9nitter
@uitap 9offmann bon Meiball ers
fannte Sobesftrafe lit in lebsnsldngz
li9e 3u4teaasftrafe umsetpanbeli
porben. 9offmann bate bic breiiGbz
rise Trieba S9rOber, Elm porebelt9ea
&tnb feiner Srau, bur9 i9pere Mibs
banblung get0btet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
9errdtnuppt.

Chef (ber bemertt, bab elm 2ebrs
ling einen 8leiittft i'm Munbe bdlt):
sd berbitte mir bieie efelbafte linz
fitte! Wer ion BENIN fol4en 8leiitift
berna9 m ieber in ben Munb
nehnen2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Gin ansseipro9en srokes 9eilmittel

&eu. Sobn 80. 8rown uon gaboot,
$780,, iast: nge3asli6 bes @bite
Dtne Of Ear Sprup fam i'd iasen,
baB es Elm sroBarttses Mtttel fur
i9wa@e eunsen lit. Sd litt Dor a9t
Sabren an uPneumonta," rpobur9
meine 9unsen In i@le@ten 3uitanb
sertetben. SD sebrau9te ben 8bite
8ine Of Ear Sprup, ben sic mir
i9tdten, Der mir bebeutenb balf. SD
fam i'm als eiue quite Mebiain emf
pfeblen. Sd boHe, ste uerben UNI
fern Ipotheter, 9errn @ormau, ba:
NIT uerieben, ba i@ nod mebr tauon
baben m6@te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
8aperm.

M in4en. Sir ben l1mbau bes
alien Setonomiesebdubes unb Grrt9z
tuns zines neuen, NIT alien mobernen
te9nif4en @inri9tunsen perfebenen
@df9ereisebdubes, fopie zines reren
Wtrtbf4aftssebdubes, bic audi fir cine
in abfebbarer 3eit nod erfplsenbe Ser
grOberung beg &rantenbaufes re9ts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
antntrr ArtiurriH.

49,. tnb moran merfen sic, 9err
&amerab, tpenr1 fir sic Der 3eitpunft
sefommen lit, nit 3eden aufsubDren9"
81 rtiIIeriel n a n t:
rSpbalb i9 nt9t mebr Robrriidlaufz
Iafette fdQer fann."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Srann(6wei8.

8raun9 m / g. Die Stabtz
rerorbneten senebmisten bic Masiz
ftratsporlase, beraufolse itd bic Stabt
nit 100000 Mart in Mttien an benz
Sbeater= unb gtrtusbau betbeilisen
ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
GiinHiors SridJrn.

ry1un, Bertha, mas bat Sein Ibpoz
tat iber ben porausi i6tIi9en Mussans
0etner Observation-Disclosures sefagt9"-
r9efagt bat CT gar nidts, liebe 2aura,
aber er bat ii9 bereits nit mir per$
Ipbt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
0f0enBura,

Gut n. 9ie NettunssmebailIe 1T
benz Setunbaner Robert @oos, Der ben
primaner Sdger bonn grtrinten i'm
0iediee ~rettete, perlieben tpprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

Sermanu Rafeu,
SEQ. 6noblasb,
Sos Sarbed,
Senrp Sdinbler,
Srau Is. 8anbet,
Sobn SO. &au,
Suab glatlep,
Yeter S90nbers,
Sreb. @brihen,
Sobn Collage,
Charles Stalbsrser,
90. Wiaer,
Sas. Smbife,
@bas. Cooper.
Nnton S6uule,
Sobn DEFINES,
Srau Heter Sui,
@b. 5a6maun,
Mife Sui,
s. s. Did,
Casper fSrebrit,
Srau Barb. 8artbel,
abam 81 Nobeu,
Nid. @alei6,
Hid. %2innemann,
Sberin bes @onpents
/. gu ct. Soiepb.
9o6w. P. ausuitiu,
Glen. Staub,
CT q. q. @MnteI,
g. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
gus Der Rtrinpfnit.

Srieenbeim m. Ser 60 Sabre
.alte Witttper Webel purbe in ieinem
3immer i'm 4rmenbeuie unter benz
umseitiiraten Dim liesenb aufsefunz
ben. Ser sasncr Stublfautb ioa i'm
erf4lagen unb bann CUR Sduf9une
ben Sfen auf i'm selegt baben.
Srantentbal Ser SiItritts=
ratb tpdblte als 8eairtsbaumetfter fiji,
ben bieIisen 8eairt ben Snsenieur Der
pfal5if4m 8abnen in 9omburs 8arl
Rlein unb bentQiste our grbauuns
zines S9ulsebdubes nit 8oritanbsz
tpobnung fir bic fOnisli9e 2anbpirtbz
f9aftlt9e Winteri9ule 10000 Marf.
9DIlbeim m. 9abier ftarb biefer
Sage Der Setonom Strider. Seine
Srau tam in cine folde Mufresung,
baB Tie mad elmer balben Stunbe on
einem 9erai4lase berf4teb.
e tersl II r n. Ser
friibere Observation-Disclosures unb Ser
leser @mil Rabfer, Prdiibialmitglieb
ber pfdlsifden 3ampfsenofeni4aft. 1T
seitorben.
Stterberg. Cine nette ameriz
tanii9e grbf4aft, bic tein pbantaiiez
sebilbe BARTLETT, tpurbe Der 5amilie
Rornelius bonn 9olborner 9of gu
She'll, inbem ben berf9iebenen SAINT
lienmitsliebern iber $4,000 Mart aus
ben Ser. Staaten aufielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Dermaus grobe Streden bra4 setrel@

bermaus grobe Streden bra4 sefrelz
len fat.
Regen. Ser 58idbrise SaslDbs
ner Sobann Rellermeier bon 80bra4,
@ater bon feds unmiinbisen &inbern,
mar nit 8l09erausf9netbe bef9dfs
ttst, nobel iid pl0Bli9 auf benz 2aserz
plab ober ibm Elm feds Meter lanses
8lo9 loslOfte unb benz Mrbeiter 70
lpu9tig an bic 8ruit fiel, bab Der Sob
iofort etntrat.
tbenburs a.. s. Na9bem
in ben lebten Sabren srobe proiette,
pte Waferleituns, @lettriaitdtsperf,
S9ulbausneubau, CUR Qusfiibrune
famen, tpurbe nunmebr au9 bon Der
ftdotii9en 8ertretuns Der 8au zines
S6la9tbauies nit einem &oftenaufz
tpanb bon 10000 Mart bef9loTen.
gs tommt auf bic Sibofieite ber
Stabt in bic GGbe bes 8abnbofes.
Srob bieier toitfpielisen Ginridtuns
gen lperben bier muir 80 proaent ums
lasen be5abl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
WELL In
ON PI6GOTTS
Well DrilIe in the Stray on Clark Farm
at Salem and Nov Drilling in the
Gordon.

Credit balances, $l.5$; certificates, no
bid. Shipments tPennsylvania), T3r3+l
barrels; average. s5349 barrels. Runs
s5,sl5 barrels; average, 77,464 barrels
shipments Lima), 1920 barrels; aver
age, G.. .393 barrels. Runs, 67,02l barrels;
average, 53,3Gs barrels.
On the west side Of the Folsom lis.
lrpt, in this county, the Southern 0H
company and Greenlee have drilled their
No. 3 on the E. L. Piggott farm.
Near West Union, Doddridge county
the Carter Oil company has drilled it.
test on the Ellis Harris farm through
The Gordon and has a duster. The loca.
ti,n Is 1000 feet southeast of No. or
the Carter-Harris farm.
in the Salem district, this county, the
South Penn company has drilled its test
well on the Phineas Clark farm through
the stray and is now drilling y the
Gordon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16

GAS we'll in
this SECTION
DRILLED IN ON THE JAMES COT
TRELL FARM BY THE WEST
FORK OIL AND NATURAL
Gas COMPANY.
It is Flowing at the Rate Of Seven MI
lion Cubic Feet Every Twenty
Four Hours.

Tie West Fork Oil & Natural Gas
comapuy's ven. which they have been
drilling on tie James cottren farm on
Limestone, about half mile above Al.
amston. came IN Friday. and it Is one
81 the best gas wells that has been drill-
ID in in this section for some time past.
The well has kept up an average how Of
seven million cubic feet Of gas per day
since Il was brought in. The gas was
struck III the ffth sand below the Cor.
don. 81 strong Is the low Of gas that il
an ordinary brick bat is dropped in the
pipe The pressure throws the brick @ a
great height above the derrick. The well
win 81 packed. rs the company has scy-
eral good flowing wells in the vicinity
and they viii not need it. Only two
of their gas wells arc in use Al present,
the supply Of gas from them being SUI
ficient % supply al demands.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16

EXPLOSION
LARGE BOILER BREAKS LOOSE II
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL
ROAD SHOPS AT GRAFTON.
Engineer Badly scalded About the Body
Both Hands Terribly Mangled and
Leg Broken, But He VIII
Recover.

Grafton, W. Va, May lG.-One Q.
the most serious explosions that III, y
Cured in this city for some time hap
pened last evening about $50 o'clock il
the shops Of the B. & O, when one q
the large boilers used to run all the INA
chinery in the shops suddenly gave way
without an instant's warning, pluugin.
forward more than twenty-five feet and
tearing all the manchinery in front Of j
from the foundations. The roof d I'll,
shop was blown entirely away ~ u,
force OF the explosion.
Charles Jaco. the engineer, who VA.
standing near the boiler at the time, VA.
badly scalded about the body, both hand.
being terribly manglcd and one lew va.
broken. lie is now under the care y
Drs. Warder and 3lackiu and hopes fl
his recovery are very SMALL. Ever
should be saved. both hands will hn,
to be amputated. Foreman Franz
keane, Who was IN the shops a. ~,
time, was also badly scalded, but he vii
recover. The foreman OF the eIcetrica
department was sitting in window
nearby and was hurled ten feet BY ID,
force OF the explosion, but beyond .
slight jarring was uninjurcd.
The explosion set fire to the shops
but the flames were quickly subducd by
the fast work OF the fremen. The noisl
was heard over the entire city and Great
ed great excitement. The explosion j.
considered to be one Of the worst thai
has occurred in some time, and It Is for
tunate that the results were not NOR,
serious, as more than fifty men wer,
working in rooms adjoining the boilel
room. No cause Is known for the evplo
sion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16

PUBLIC SALE
Conducted by Auctioneer S. W. Gordon
Saturday Afternoon for the clarlss-
burg Transfer Company.

Auctioncer Samuel ". Gordon con.
duetcd successful public auction and
sale in front Of the court house Satm.
day afternoon. The sale was condusted
for the Clarksburg Transfer company
which concern has an over supply Of
fine buggies they want to dispose Of
They purchased stock OF buggies with
the intention Of opening a store in his
city. but were compelled to abandon
their plans on account Of not being abl,
10 secure the store room they hal ii
view. Two fine vehicles were sold I'm,
der the hammer by the auctioneer. on,
Of them going 10 J. B. Suplcr. Grant
Kester bought the other one. The au2.
tion viii be continued every Saturday
afternoon until al Of the buggies arc
sold.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
BIG FINES
Imposed on City DRINKS by Mayor Grille
IN Police Court This Morning.

There were two cases in police court
this morning. yet the fines imposed in
bath cases far exceeded what wouli have
been imposed il six or seven first Of
tenders had been up. One man was fined
$40 and costs for being drunk and dis
orderly and cursing and using profane
language ON the street. He could not
nav the fine and had 10 20 70 iaii for
ten days. The other prisoner hal Just
The plain charge Of drunk and disor-
dorly slated against him, but It was evi-
dcnt that his etooto was a LITTLE more
than plain. Il was done up in eudy pa
per, and had frizzlcs on it. He was fined
SIS and the costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
GRAND MASTER
WORKMAN
Of the State Ancient Order Of Unilc4
Workman Addresses Local Lodge
at Regular Meeting.

Friday night at the regular meeting Of
Temple lodge, No. l2, Ancient ori;el e
United Workmen, held in the c. !. L.
hall, another class Of candidate wl-
admitted into the order by initiation.
The Grand Master Workman. $. 5. fci-
acr. OF Martinsburg, was present ;: tAe
meeting and at the conclusion 4 Ne
initiation ceremonies, made m adtrc,-
10 the lodge. He spoke upon The pre-
Sress made BY the order in the state ..
West Virginia. and told the members Of
the status of the affairs Of the state Or
ganzation. His report was very On
couraging one. Mr. Fclker returned 70
his home at Martinsburg on the early
morning train. W. W Hamilton ne
Deputy Workman, will remain in Ciarks.
6rus for the present and further his work
in promoting the organization.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
REPORTS
ofY.M. C. A. Officers VIII Not Be Made
at the Meeting Tonight in the
Opera House.

4 change has been announced in The
program this evening at the opera house.
No reports will be presented as formerly
announced. The evening viii be given
entirely to the concert thar has been en-
gased This change is due to the tact
thss the Association has just arranged TO
have the use Of Broaddus college liaiag-
room and campus as soon as school j
dismissed for the banquet which has
been talked Of for some time. st Vat
time all the committees in the litiecnt
DEPARTMENTS Of the ASSOCIATION work viii
present fun reports Of the work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
DIVISION
TERMINAL
WILL BE LOCATED HERE FOR IN
GINEERS AND BRAKEMEN ON
THE B. & 0.
They VIII Run East as Far IS Keyscr
Men Are Engaged in Famhiariring
Themselves With the Change
IN Runs.
.The Grafton Leader says:

The Grafton Leader says:
we have recently noticed several
Cumberland division engineers going t.
clarksburg for east bound trains and
retaining their regular engineman and
fireman, a Parkerburg branch engine
man being selected as pilot to asst IN
leaning the Cumberland division men
that portion OF the Monongah division
"hTere IS an apparent object in Ills,
as il is proposed in the near future to
run Cumberland division crews through
fr,n Keyser to Clarksburg on the Nom
gah division and to Fairmont on the
Wheeling division and BY using these en-
zine crews now between Grafton and
these points will enable them to ian,il
iarize themselves with this portion Of
the distance so that when it Is decided
to make the change. they can . 50
readily without first having thcsc en-
sincmen learn this portion Of ;he Dad
This change Will likely take pla { 4
soon as the improvements which are now
un!er way at Faimont and Keyser are
comoieted. The Wheeling division crews
Will then have Faimont as their aas.crn
terminus. and the Cumberland division
crews win have clarksburg and Fair
mont as their western, and Keyser as
tneir eastern terminus. 1t is not fully
decided upon whether or not the divi-
,ioa's headquarters win be moved ron
Grafton or not, but such a stey is among
The possibilities"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
FOLEY
FOUND
GUILTY
OF RoBBING DAN coNNoRS OF
ABOUT SXTY-FIvE DOLLARS
AT SALEM TWO YEARS AGO.
JURY HANGS IN THE CASE OF THOS
McHALE AND AFTER BEING
OUT SEVERAL HOURS IS
DISCHARGED.
Many Matters Attended to in Both Law
and Chancery Departments of the
court.-Business Being Done
With Dispatch.

The court resumed the trial Of Thomas
Irliale today for burglarizing the Ad-
amston meat markct, and number Of
other trials were looked after and some
chanccry business done.
James Foley was tried and found gull
IS II robbing Dan conners at Salem 4
couple Of years ago of about So.
The business Of the court not YET re-
ported Is given below:
Law Orders.
Nick Blasco was discharged from bond
to appear to answer an indictment, none
having been found against him.
The case of the Home Petroleum oil
md aGs company against 7. NJ. jackson
ul- dismissed at defendants costs, hav-
mg been settled.
chancery Orders.
Defendants filed a demurrer IN the
au.c II Leander Morton against \. +,
Kendall. and the same was set for areu.
ncnt. They claim that the bill fled in
hc cause is not sufficient in law.
Special Commissioner c. B. johnson
ms allowed $50 for services in the cause
d Elizabeth Boring against George l.
Boring and Others.
An order OF sale was entered in thc
cause Of j. l. Alexander vs. George Ian
ham.
fancy Harrison was appointed trustee
in the place OF Nm. Thompson, deeeas.
Cd. for a certain deed Of trust
Powcf Of adoption of Nora HcIlaa
DAWSON was granted to Maggie r. Gun.
uiugh1m.
rbc cause OF James Lawlis against
oniIIc Lowe and others was dismissed.
NJ Alice Corpcuing was authorized 70
,cl .uaI lands Of her ward, Bette d.
Corpcuing
Final decree was entered in the cause
oi Winnie Whyte against Mary rnyte
VI others. '-T -zV-.I--
Demurrer was sustained in the cause
of William c. Plant vs.. Dexter i'ittro
and others and the cause was rcmandei
70 rules.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
PLEASING
Was the Musicale AID Reception GifeR
by Katherine Doan Club at Dr.. and
Mrs. HAYNES Residence.

The musicale and reception given at
t6y residence Of DR.. and Mrs. z. \
haynes, corner Of Oak and Main streets.
tnddy evening under the auspices d
tar Katherine Doan club of the First
t'rc-hytrrian church. was one Of tliosa -
da gatherings characterized BY .ee m
quoliicd pleasure enjoyed by ths guest,
;Iat is usually the case with s'cial
aihr given by that organization, From
an viewpoints, socially and financially
Tie entertainment was a decided sac.
ce',. 4 pleasing musical program va
Icaicged in which Mrs. Z. 5. Wailis
Nj, Florence Thorn, Mis- Gay Estili
Nc. Walthour and Mrs. Morgan rarsi''
Talcd. Miss Ecnorc Geihl played a cor
net solo. which was heartily enjoyed
iig.t refreshments were served at the
close of the musical program. A silver
oic1ns towards the church benefit wa'
taScn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
DEDICATION
OF CHURCH
At West Milford VIII occuT.-Rev
Smith, Of Pittsburg, a Noted Ed
itOr Will Preach.

The David |. Ash, presiding elder q
lie Clmksburs district Of tic Me:io-
dist Episcopal denomination, went to
West Milford this morning to hold quar-
te'ly conference. He will oftcia,e also
Il. the dedication Of the new church
bui'ding there tomorrow. The sednon
Tor the occasion viii be preached by
the Rev. {. ". Smith, Of Pittsburg. ed
itor Of the Christian Advocate, lead
in. Methodist paper \ large attend.
ance is expected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
DR. PETERS VERY BUSY.

Dr.. Lewis E. Peters. the noted Sundry
school missionary Of this state, returned
last evening from Grecnbrier county. lic
conducted number Of institutes while
in that county and did other SUNDAY
school work. The past few months =
has been very busy in conducting insti.
tutes and his services are in great dc-
mand. not only in West Virginia. but
also other states. There are none better
than he for this sort Of work, AMI INT
few. il any. who excel him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16

ENTERTAINERS
Under the Auspices of the Y. NJ c. A.
at the Opera House Tonight.

Tie Foster Entertainers Of New York
city are booked for tonight at the opera
house under the auspices Of the Y NJ c.
\. The Association has issued compli.
meBtary tickets TO all its members and
to the Woman's Auxiliary. Tickets for
those outside Of the Association are be-
ing sold at so cents. This same COMPANY
gave concert last night at the state
University and received an ovation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
NEW TRAIN
TO SUTTON
win Be Put on the West Virginia 8
Pittsburg Divisiou.-Daily Except
Sunday.-Known as 2 and 8.

In the change OF schedule Of Baltimore
& Ohio trains it has been decided t. put
on g new train on the West Nirgirir \
Pittsburg division Of the system. Thi-
train will run from Chrksburs e Sul.
ton and return. 1t leave, here at d:aC
O'Clock in the morning and arrives from
sutton at G;45 in the evening. II Is laiIs
except Sunday. Going ont il will y
known as No. $, and returning as 10. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
OPERATED ON FOR CANCER.

NIr, Hannah ]. Wolf, Of Grassland. re-
turned thi, morning from Johns Hopkins
hospital. Baltimore. Nd. in which in.
stitutiou she took treatment for cancer
for two weeks or more. She was oP.
Grated upon successfully, she believes.
The cancer was cut from the right breast,
1t was OF about six months growth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
ENTERTAINED IN HONOR OF
PROF. BOWERS MOTHER

Professor and Mrs. W. I. Bower gave
very informal reception to number
Of intimate friends at their home On
Clay street Friday evening. 1t was Civ
en- in honor OF Prof. Bowers mother. Airs.
]. 4. Bowers, who Is visiting him rom
Dexter City, Ohio. Refreshments were
served and a very delightful evening was
passed by those present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
LADIES OF COURT
OF CALANTHE ENTERTAIN

The Ladies Of the Court Of Calqnthe.
aux;liary organization Of the colore'i \.
Of !. lodge, gave reception u tie
lodec's rooms in the Reed buiding
Thursday night. The affair was uosa
enjoyable one and was fully appreciated
IL the members Of the lodge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
DR.. HAYNES ASSISTANT.

Mr., Charles wechencr, Of the CITY h"s-
p.ml at Baltimore, arrived in the city
Friday to accept a position as assistan.
At d. K. 4. Haynes office. He began
his dntie. Immediately upon MS ar.
rival.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-16
CAR TO THE PARK.

The repairs on the street car line to
the park have been finished and a car
has been run over the track to test
it. The test shows that the track is in
good shape. 1t Is understood that car
viii run to the park tomorrow.