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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12

in running
practically other line OF work
small putting
for
As called today, misnomer
today
individual entirely
assigned
special line indefinitely
o anoher-St Nicholas
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12
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City-Crowding.
1t is an Important Factor in the Present Orr
BY James NJ. Buckley.

conditions cities This excites contradiction and the
N being silently
hobed life
nh
ccntciy
0 lNe
manual labor the earlier
which number small that
physical mental benefits
neither profession
knowledge Of business
society," finance politics. literature applied SCI
base
The Century -
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12
The Man Of Yesterday.
BY 7. Rex Jay.

lives in an achievements The halo OF
bliss hangs yet head His soul finds exultation
in the pleasures pains past His future lies behind
his with its attending cotee OF good ana evil
thoughts, constantly before him. .
In his youth played the fringe
of his beautiful chmercal dream of noble deeds
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12

There sweet as that which nsa9y
absolute this OF satisfied
as sunlight no
he S utterly
delight
and with fidelity which insures SATISFYING results N
Withholding heart and ones best from IT,
this world for MIN VINO has not found
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12
The Deli9l1t Of Work.
By lanes Buckharn.

s ius enthusiastic girl; fun 70 Keep q
II long and hard telling and the results
png up" ndomable youth that spoke in that high
strain less truth that uttered Has not
Emerson the thing somewhat more sobery? "A man.
relieved and when he has put his heart into
his work and best That is admirable analysis Of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12
~ 80 rs
Learning a Trade.
Why Training in One shop Often ia of No u
BY James NJ. Dodge.

march Of improvement specializing the order
the old macnst has been practically replaced by
skilled workers In lines. ALL however al
connected with the machnists work. and today we hnt
the machn!st specialist frequently working In very narrow
lathe day after day, and montl
after month and year year. whateve
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-12-12

II you need II hrsl-class article In
;he line Of shoes drop In ana see
aange Brothers In the Tribune Build
ing, Dearborn and Madison streets.
There the public are well treated, and
there all classes of citizens will he
given excellent value at reasonable
prices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
PROSECUTING
WITNESS
is MISSING
And Trial of His Assailants is Postponed
with a view to His Returning
to This City.

Allen johnson and three or four other
parties appeared in Squire NJ. S. Rileys
court last evening at 1880 o'clock ior
trial ON warrant charging them with
assault on Alex Herrick Mt Adamston
some weeks ago, but the state was not
ready and the case was continued until
the same hour September 3. It appears
that Herrick, whp i un assyrian peddler,
has gone to Tucker county and IS en-
gagged in his regular vocation. II Is a
matter of doubt whether he will be in
duecd to return here, and il may be that
the case will have to be dropped. The
Assvrian was rather badly beaten up
during the assault. und it was thought Mt
first that hc had been killed, but nc mas
fnlly recovered from mis- injuries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
BRICK CONTRACT
FOR ASYLUM
Goes to the cIarksburg Brick Works.
About 100000 win be Manufac-
tured on the Grounds.

The contract for about 100000 brick
for the second insane asylum of the
state, located ut Spencer in Roane coun-
ty, has been awarded to the Clarksburs
brick works. of this city. and ]. NJ. Coff-
man, member Of the company, left
Thursday morning with force of men
for that town. 1t Is his purpose to man
ufncture the brick on the grounds, thers
being a good clay Mt that point for the
purpose. Considerable time will be con,
sumed in manufacturing such large
number of brick, on account OF
the fact that they viii be burned in
the same way that that company burns
them here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27

LRFFERTY
ADDRESSES
The Harrison County Teache4s' institute
on aschool Architecture" in Profit
able. Manner.


Robert c. Lanerty, a member Of the
the firm Holmboc & Lafferty, arhiteets,
# this city, made very instructive nd
lrezs Thursday morning 70 the Harrison
county tenchers' institute. His subject
was school Architecture. He handled
ne subject p.itli ability. being experiene-
ID in thai line. on account Of the fact
5lIat his firm has done i great deal of
architecture fol: sahooi o.,i!dings and are
very successful in Eiat rs weIl5a AZ all
other respects. lie described proper 10
eation for i school house and told haw
to select plans. .nnterial. etc. lie ais2
drew on the. blackboard Il floor plan for
a district school. with hallway cloak
rooms. etc. \ plan for a two-room build
ing was also drawn by him. Then he
shiy discusscd various features a. to
heating. lighting and ventilation, dwell
ing infinitely on the several topics 50
that the institute might gain inteiii,
gent idea Of this part Of the Cduoational
system He explained where the win
dows OF the school room should be pIHc-
ed; also the blackboard. gnd told what
kind OF blinds 10 use. Mr.. I4rTerty ~
a very pleasant speaker and, having his
subject thoroughly IN hand, hc filled tg,is
number of the program with case 20
himself and profit to lii@ auditors.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
COLORED
PREACHERS
AWFUL DEATH
Gun Accidentally Discharged at cadiz
Ohio, and Head is Blown oH.-Par-
ents Live Here.

Word is reiceved here of an awful ae-
cident at Cnliz Ohio, last Saturday
which has flled the hearts of many here
with sadness.
Rev. }: W. Tryers. colored, went out
hurting. He sad down on stump and
the gun he had was accidentally dis
charged. \ part Of his head was blown
twenty feet away.
The unfortunate mans father and
mother live here and he left them two
weeks ago to return to his charge at
Cadiz.
The remains were taken to Danvile,
Va, his native home, for burial.
The deceased was an excellent man
and was loved by aIl his race VINO knew
him. He leaves many friends to mourn
his loss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
REV. BROWN
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
OF METHODIST PROTESTANT CON
FERENcE.-RESDES AT ROCK
FORD, nHLs COUNTY
Retiring President Recommends Union of
the Methodist Protestant and United
Brethren -Interesting
Report.

At the needing Of the NJ. P. eonferenc,
Wednesday afternoon in Parkersburg the
following officers were elected:
Rev. George R. Brown. of Rockford
president.
Rev. S. c Jones, of Belmont, secre-
tary.
Rev. R. r. Rice. of Lorentz, statisti-
cal secretary.
Rev. d. S. Bogsa, Of Pennsboro, con
ference Steward.
Immediately after the election of Of
ficcrs, the stationing committee which
viii assign the ministers to the various
churches was elected by ballot.
1t is composed of the following mem-
bers: Rev. George r. Brown, C. L.
Queen, A. j.. SfcHeever. J. c. Roane, John
PiePont.
This committee viii determine where
the ministers will live during bhe en-
suing year and it is expected many
changes viii be made
The committee viii make its report
Monday night. The twenty-five or thir-
ty regular committees were also ap-
pointed. and viii report as soon as
possible.
The report of the retiring president,
Rev. c. L. Queen, was very interesting.
He. gave the officers under his charge
a great deal of praise. He had Travelled
during the past year about $4,000 miles
mostly by vehicle. to visit all Of the
sixty-seven charges in this district. He
spoke of the proposed theological semi
nary. which, on account of legal com
plications. is at a standstill. He said
that since the death of Prof. F. B. Har-
ris. its chief promoter. dispute involv-
ing the title of the land which was P1Ir-
chased for the use of the seminary had
arisen and recommended that the con
ference take definite action which viii
lead toward the completion Of the build
ing. It will require only about $1,000.
to finish the institution.
He also recommended that the CON
ference pass resolutions favoring the pro
posed union Of the United Brethren and
the Congregational churches with the
Methodist Protestant church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
PLUMBERS
STRIKE
TALKED OF
But Does Not Seem to Come from the
Parties coneerned.-Higher Wages
Are Asked For

There Is some talk Of there being a
plumbers strike here September ], but
this talk seems to come from outsiders,
as neither the plumbers nor the master
men have as yet an idea that there will
be a strike The present scale expires
August 81 and a new scale has been
submitted to the masters. The latter
held meeting and discussed the mat
ter. but came to no definite decision
Another meeting VIII be held before the
present scale es1pfrs. The present wage
Is 1925 day, but in the new scale q
demand for $3.50 as the minimum wage
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
BIG REWARD
OFFERED
For the Capture and Return of Prison
ers Who Escaped from Pennsyl-
vania aJil

The chief of police has received deseriP-
tions of two prisoners who escaped from
the Washington county jail at Washing
ton. Pa, August q. Sheriff g. Il. Croth-
ers. of that county, offers $500 reward
for their capture and return, or $3.50 for
either of them. One is @rhomas Dona-
hue, formerly an itinerant Peddler, and
the other is Robert Blackburn, a miner.
rhev are believed to have come in this
direction and the local officers will keep
a lookout for them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
.EX- -GOVERNOR ATT TIlINS0N
TALKS ON POLITICS
Dawson is His Man and He is Conf
dent He WiIIbe the Nominee for
Governor. Although he Thinks
Charley Teter will be an Import
ant Factor in the Campaign.
Gives Clever Estimate of Dorr---Regarded JUDGE
Mason Strong Ozark Horse"--Is for Scott
Against all Corners for the United States Sens
ate-In Favor of Tax Commissions Report

fnd AIRY formidable opposition to him.
There is no shadow Of doaEbt ia my mind
about mis- re-elcction. IT j right that
he should be and the people favor the
right. j have great confidence in the.
people. 1t is due to him because OF his
great worth to the purity in this state.
Senator Scott is a man Of large asnnliIlt
OF natural ability: He is praetiuni in
his ideas and IS thoroughly honest. Scott
viii succeed himself"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
GIRLS
MAY CARRY
MESSAGES S
MANAGER Of western Union Can Not OBJ
tain Boys, So He Proposed to'Hire
Girls as Messengers.

Manager Fred Delbritge i experience
ing much trouble in obtaining nessen-
qcr boys for the Western Onion, and he
has about decided to employ girls for
that purpose. This will be somgsiiipa
new IN Clarkzaburg. but works ealarnipssiy
in some OF the larger cities. The ausi-
ness men Of Clarksburg win doa1 tess
bs tielsled to death to have . sweet
tie maiden briwging him messages
the latter win do fine work and b yeTy
reliable. If they do not fall Victims to
the tempting bon-bons ofIered them Tor
their comrtcsies and lsindness in The dt
charge Of their duties:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
DIED FROM
OLD AGE
AGED Salem Citizen Passes Away, Leav-
ing Aged and Feeble Wife to Mourn
His Demise.

The funeral of Christopher Nutter oc-
Cured Mt his home Mt Salem "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock and the interment
was in the Odd Follows cemetery ut that
place. He died from diseases accompany
ii. old age lie was 81 years old. The
wife surviving is So years of age and IN
very feeble health. He leaves two chill
drcn. Mrs Isaac Wilcox and Hiram Nut
ter. The deceased was a well known
citizen and was highly esteemed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
WINTER RESORT
ONE TOPIC OF
INTEREST
AS Wen as Summer Place win the Web
ster Springs Hotel be Made by
John T. McGraw.

The webster Springs hotel is to be
enlarged at once. An addition of $50
rooms is to be erected nnd arrangements
have been completed to begin the work
of construction Immediately. The i'm
provements will be modern and eXPen-
sive. IT is the intention to heat the
building with steam. The hotel will be
made a winter resort, as well as a sum
mer place. The hotel is owned by John
T. McGmw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
ACCUSED OF
WEFE.-BEATIN6 6
Thomas Jones is Placed Under Arrest,
But Put Up Forfeit for Appearance

Policeman Henry Lcwis shortly .qter
the noon hour arrested 1alnmas Jones,
Colored barber on TTaders, alley. Jones
beat his wife about IL o'clock, Of 1T
least TINT Is the charge preferrcdsagainst
him The assault occurred at his hn1le
on Cain street lie pnt up $40 for his
appearance before the mayor this even
ing at q o'clock for trial and he was
tAcn released frcru custody. Mrs. Jones
claims nc slapped her in tbe faee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
WEDDING AT PARSONAGE.

Cupid having been successful with his
capers and especially his darts, there
was wedding at the Catholic Parson-
ace this morning. The principals We're
Audio Saverio and Catherine Mer'iso'
both Of Meatluwbrook. They are both
natives of Italy. Their adopted elimc
may not be quite ns sunny as the land Of
their nativity, but the future looks
bright to them. Father o'Connor Of
ficiated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27

HAS SOME VERY INTERESTING FEA.
TUES AND NUMBER OF DIS
TINGUISHBD VISITORS.
PROF. LITTLE, OF WASHINGTON, D.
C., VISITS HARRISON COUNTY
AGAIN.
Interesting Papers Written by Prominent
Lady Teachers Are Read.-Member
Of Legislature Makes. Address

Today's session Of the teachers insti-
tute had several interesting features
there being a number Of distinguished
visitors present, VINO participated in the
proceedings. Among these was Prof.
George E. Little, of Washington, d. G..
who conducted an institute here in 1888,
when james n. David was county super
intendent Other visitors were a. J.
Wilkinson, of Grufton. and Prof. b. Trot-
ter, Of Buckhannon.
The morning session opened with de-
votional exercises, conducted by DR.. Will
| liam NJ. Hudson, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church He read the 18th
chapter of First corithians and offered
prayer.
Prof. Little was then introduced, and
blackboard to the teachers, and gave an
elaborate talk along that line. from
which the teachers agtlered much useful
information.
Mature Study was taken up by Or.
swartz. and he presented line of
Thought on Iron" which was replete
with knowledge for the teachers. DR..
Swartz is especially well versed on this
topic and did not hesitate to impart
store of information.
n. s,yortz was followed by A. J.
Wilkinson. who needed no Introduction,
I,.,,,,,so 10 i ,Iuavs ON hand for the
;ns4;t,,to l,oc,,,sc + i second nature to
hin, md u have something 10 saw. He
,,,,-o !, vo,-,, ,.ra,.ar tail, on ~Real Sue
~. ~ crc,+rcssp
uon / : Kvle ,nanfer AZ the Ieais.
r,,,,,,,, ,l.,i,.ore5 J, veiI-cbosen address on
..,rranspor4ation Of pupios.o and gave
brief history of the measure in the leg
;sIot,,ro NJ E,,le used "a be county
s,,,,o,.;,,tondont and S1,Ier teachers erect
n t;,o hoart;Iy and ryer. .,lnd 70 have
~, j. ,l,o ,,orI, oo,,ir T-bo yonng teach.
ors n foct m anpreciated the address.
r,nc.r written bv Miss Ida HichIev
...TT,a poI,sion az 4be school to the
TIo,,,o,, ,y,s ra,d nv Harvey W. Hnrmer.
m, .,,,o, ,,,s ,orv tbo,a4,tfn1Iv writ
+ar
n Iof.rtv and prof. Foulk talked
~ ..S,.bool Arcbitecture.
H. H., o,,cning Of the afternoon se-s-
A.. p,af Ea,,Ils ,-,ve tho teacbers an
.,,.I,,,-i,at;,. ,,4 .nc,,,,,, ,,ipr taIl- On the
sction Of the boards Of education in rails
inp salaries. since the result Of the Ilni-
;fo,n, ..S o;xnr,in,tion became known. ind
I,s.a,a,, II ,g,on, not IL desert the pro-
80? 80, g., so,,otI, IN, more lucrative.
So So I,.anl. u Trot,ter renre..entiu
~. ~ Ir;r,,;,,i, conFercnce seminary.
- ~ p,,ol.l,onron made 4 brief address.
.,..,.a,,tinr tha claims of the seminary
ri ,it;na +i,a ;nd,,cenents offered 10 the
~, ,na,.bers Iv thaf institution. as wen as
the ADVANTAGES obtained by attending
t%e4 .he saban1
w yvo,nasdoy ,fternoon most excel
Iont ,,nncr written by Miss Anna Dunn.
Who is absent from the city spending
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
MARKET DULL
FEW DAYS
But the Trend Should be Slowly Upward.
with Activity Prices VIII Advance.

Private wire to Edw. I. c. Slease & co.
New York. August 27.-The market
may remain dull for few days, but,
barring unexpected Developments the
trend should be slowly upward. Pur-
chuses are in order ON weak spots. II i
not safe to sell short in any case. With
any activity should come advancing
prices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
Boom In Eries.

New York, August Elf statements
were only out. what boom. would be
seen in Erics and Readings. These prop
critics are doing wonderfully well, and
their prospects are most excellent. Ad-
vices say, buy Erie first preferred and
common. Short interest in Atchison are
covering. On little dips Copper should
be taken. Canadian Pacific is good for
recovery OF its dividend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
LIKELY SECURED WARRANTS.

Deputy Marshall Dan R. jackson came
in this morning from Kingwood, and
transmitted some important business with
United States Commissioner Thomas s.
Spates. Some warrants. it is believed,
we're secured by him from the commits
sioner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
DUNCAN BoUGHNER WILL
BE HOME SUNDAY.

Duncan Boughner. who is at Denver
Colorado. cOnvaIe>cing from an illness
with typhoid fever. which he contracted
wbi.r in attendance at the National
Christian Endeavor convention last
month. writes to his parents that he
viii be home next Saturday, having re-
covered sufficient strength to make the
trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
NUMBER THREE
A BIG TRAIN THURSDAY.

Train No. 8. due at Clarksburg ut
1913 in the morning, west bound, was
a tlouBlc-fear1er Thursday. There We're
nine passenger coaches, one of which was
fiFled with immigrants going. through to
the west.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
RAILROAD CROSSING ABOUT DONE.

4 force Of men are at work on the
crossing of the ClarlSsburg industrial
company's railroad switch on the Phil
ippi road, where it crosses the street car
line. The cross rails viii be laid by
Friday and freight cars can then be
hauled to the industrial glass factory
The material for the GrasseaH Chemical.
conpany's new plant at steelton is also
being hauled over this switch line. At
the Industrial eompany's land the ma
teriaI is unqoaded from the cars to
wagons ami thence transported to Steel
tom.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27
MApRIAcE LICENSE ISSUED.

County Clerk Holden issued a marriage
license to the following native Of Italy
this morning;
Audio Saverio and Catherine Meruso'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27

feaE Reiiifuce- which - NOS ss7a1stis osst
hre niles from faisn me Kind very
s.it and may ilunk olIt any minute,
iessying yadiits in luIyh.
f0s45 4. n.-Frep parntofy gun fired at
10. AZ. Course viii be fifteen miles TO
viinwsrd and return.
scrap for weather position was on.
Both yachts got on wrong side line and
had to come about again to make start,
both thereby handicapped Reliance got
away az II:O2 AS Shamrock at II :oS:44-
The battle for position was a pretty one,
but the speed did not exceed four knots.
Barr won weather position at start and
at IL 30 held his own. gaining slowly
on the challenger
1850 a. Warning gum has been
fred at 1885. Wind northeast, now
six miles an hour.
lI:1o a. m.-Reliance crossed line at
IL .O2:4I; Shamrock at ll=O3 :48, unof-
fetal. Starting gun was fred at II 'us.
Not II O'Clock.
As time crossing Indicates. Barr irad
beaten the Englishinsin by a minute be
fore the rnee fully started The Reliance
stood higher in the wind, and immediate
" began to walk away from the sham
rock
lI.eosa. m.-There is even money that
the Reliance wins by five minutes, cor
rected time.
lI.25 a. m.-Reliance increasing lead.
and about half of a mile ahead. Wind
six miles.
ll.5o a. m.-wind freshenins. now
about seven niles Reliance leading by
about ? minutes - seconds. and Is well
to windward Reliance seems to have
struck puff Of wind and Is moving very
fast, constantly increasing lead.
1920 =. m.-Rcliance stilI increasing
lead. Now three minutes 10 the good.
Reliance has good windward berth and
nriIe and half in lead, unless wind
strengthens they cannot finish within
time limit.
:e5-Reliance is leading by over
three minutes. 1t is procession within
memory old An English skipper was
never 80 badly defeated Capt. Ringe
Mt the start TODAY, and the first hour
and quarters sailing gave further dem
oustrntion of Reliancc's superiority over
the challenger in every point.
1885 u. m.-Rcliuncc seems to be lead
inc about one mile and half
=. m.-The ysrchts are about four
niles from the outer mark. The Re-
lance Is about -four minutes ahead. The
wind freshcne,l. TO eight knots with bet
ter prospects Of race being completed
Barr has lead SO well in hand that th'
contest has ceased to he exciting.
1;lop. m.-RcIiancc is about five min
utes in lead and southeast ten miles.
l:l5 y. m.-Rcliancc commanding lead
and il about four miles from outer mark
30 y. m.-Rciiance is leading by
eight minutes and near the mark
,45 n. m.-Yarhts rounded outer marx
at about AS. They are yet lost e
vision in hc.,vy haze. but excursion liee'
"a heading for finish line. st o'cioct
II was learned THAT the Shamrock wa
six minutes behind at the turn. Reliance
lending by one mile
N. m.-Reliance turned mark ut l ~
Shamrock at LAS, unofficial.
sandy Hook-O official: Wind so-east
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l:lop. m.-ReIinncc is about five min
utes in lead and southeast ten miles.
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l:l5 y. m.-Rclinnce commanding lead
and i about four miles from outer mark.
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softening wind Looks IS if Relianee
had to light time limit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27

3.35 p. Reliance in lead Of sham
rock AZ miles and nearing light ship
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27

20 p. Reliance is leading b!
eight minutes and near the mark.
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=. m.-The y,lchts are about four
miles from 4hc outer mark. The Re
lance il about -four minutes ahctd- me ne
wind freshcne,ltto eight knots. with het-
ter prospects Of race being completed
Barr has lead SO well in hand that the
contest has ceased to be exciting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27

aeIO %. m.-one run homewnrd racers
rSglnto soft spots and big bnlIooners
a3s sinnackers began to flap badly m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-27

1855 p. m.-Reliancc seems to be lead
ing about one mile and half
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a.os .. m.-Reliance ieaiing by nearly
two miles.
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On. m.-ReIiance turned mark at l;43i
shnmroell at as, unofficial.
sandy Hook Official: Wind so-e"st'
ton miles at 2 p. m.
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2.5o y. m.-Rclinncc apparently lead
ing over a mile, about 5 miles from home
mark.
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1850 a. 1n.-lxaruing gum has beer
ared at 1885. Wind north-east, nov
six miles an hour.