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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
NARROWLY
ESCAPED
DEATH
RUNAWAY TEAM CRASHED INTO j
B. RYANs MILK WAGON ON
MAIN STREET.
Tongue of Wagon piswed Clear Through
Milk Wagon, Bare.y Missing Driver
on Seat, Who Was Thrown Out
by the Collision.

j. b. Ryan, proprietor of the Model
milk dairy, had a very narrow escape
from instant death Tuesday morning 4
runaway team crashed into the rear OF
his Wagon on lower Main street he
was sitting on the seat of the wagon
and the tongue of the wagon of the run
away team plowed through the milk
wagon, barely missing his head. The
force of the collision threw him out on
the sidewalk, distance of ten or fifteen
feet.
A mule team belonging to R. T..
Ilowndes. 1litched to a dirt wagon, be-
came frightened in Traders alley, where
some rubbish was being loaded by the
driver. The team started out Fourth
street and down West Main on run.
Efforts were made to stop the runnways
but by the time they had passed the
Traders corner such momentum was
gained rs to make it impossible for any
one to halt the mules. Plunging down
the Main street incline towards the
bridge. the runawnys gained terrific
speed. IN front of DIR. Showalter's res
idcnce the runaway team crashed into }.
j. Ryan's milk wagon. Ryan barely es-
caped with his life, as related above. He
escaped with a few slight scratches.
The milk wagon was mashed up con-
sidcrably. the rear end being wholly
splintered. The milk cans were thrown
all over the street, together with the
rest of the wagons contents
The mule team was unhurt, save few
bad bruises and broken harness. The
(, I4.ll ~ A. v,,;Il- It-., ,yoT Xyn q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
UNCLE SAM
WANTS MEN
Recruiting Station Opened at Deison
House by Special United States
officer for Enlistments to
Army.

A recruiting station for the enlistment
of men in all branches of service in the
United States army has been opened at
the Deison house. William Q. Lentz,
general service, u, S. A., in charge The
Office will remain open from July to 10
Good. able-bodied men are desired for
ali branches of army service, including
cavalry, field artillery, post artillery, in
fantry and hospital corps. Special ad-
vantages are offered for enlistment in
the hospital corps. The recruits will be
taken to the following places, Thence TO
different posts in the United States: in
f.lntry to Columbus, Ohio; cavalry and
field artillery TO jefferson Barracks, Mis-
souri,; past artillery to Fort Slocum' n
", and hospital corps to Washington
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
TEACHERS
ELECTED.
BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
cLARKsBURG DISTRICT FOR
ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR.
Salaries Of All But Two Of the Teachers
Raised.-Levies Fixed at Thirty
Seven and one-Haf Cents.
New Teachers Added.

The city board of education held a
meeting Monday night, the first in this
scholastic year. The levy was laid, sal
aries fixed and teachers elected.
Both the building and teachers levies
were laid at 87t cents each on the 500
valuation. The salary of the superin-
tendent was raised from $1,000 to 200
and those of all the other teachers s.
on the month"; except the principals OF
the West End school and the eolored
school. which remain rs last year. The
salaries of these two arc each $50 4
month. The salaries Of the primary and
high school teachers were fixed at $55
each. That Of the principal is $50 a
month and Of the other man in the high
school $50. The salary of all other
teachers is $50 a month.
Thirty teachers were elected, four ad-
ditions to the faculty being made. There
were 81 applications.
The teachers selected are as follows;
f. l.. Burdettc, superintendent; Ora Me-
Coulsey, principal; w. II. Franklin, Anna
Dunn, Isola Shinn. c. D. Clemans, Eliza
beth Gregg. Mrs. II. }. Drummond, j. W.
Duncan. Agnes Morrison, Blanche Steele.
Leila Rapp. Alice Goodwin, Mabel Lee.
Blanche Psirrill, Hettic Young. Ida N.
IliglGy. Florida NJ Smith. Mrs. Gallo
clifford. LYNNE Monroe, Buena Ayers
Dell Bail. Icie Williams and Minnie Coil,
with Miss Collie Duncan music teacher
The colored teachers selected are as
follows: j. W Robinson, r. W. Sed-
wick. Florence RufIin. Villa Lee and
GsaI,,,,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
CRAZY HOSTL ER
TAKEN TO
ASYLUl
Charles SageT, DE. Ramseyss HorseEnan,
Removed from County Jail-to Wes-
ton Asylum for Treatment

z Two d atfenSiarts rom the Weston nsg=
IIInr for. si gfved IN the city
Tuesday on the morning tgains for the
purpose ofztHlSine1 he ID;
Judged Iufiatics q for COM
nitanent. Saeer. 1aie man Vsiio was
arrested by tho police for driving teaall
OF his enIpoyeF's horses through the city
at brealSncek speed, and who after
wards went violently insane while con-
fined in jail. His mental condition for
the past few days has much improved
and he exhibited no symptoms ct vios
lepee as he did when he was remosed
to the county jail. The attendangts. took
him from the Jail and removed him 70
the train without ar trouble:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07

FROM
CARRIAGE
Mr.. and Mrs c. P. Suffer Fortunately
Escape Injury in Carriage Accident.
Tuesday Morning.

Air. and Mrs. Claire P. Sutter were
trown from carriage on the Main street
Elk crek bridge while out driving Tues
day morning. Fortunately, neither was
hurt
While guiding tie horse from the car
track in the center Of the bridge, the ami
NAL SHE'D to one side. One of the wheels
of the carriage caught in the parallel
slanting supports of the side OF the
bridge and started upwards towards the
top Of the brideg. Both occupants of
the carriage were thrown out into the
road with considerable force. Mr.. Sutter
held tight to the reins and succeeded in
stopping the horse. Both Mr. and Mrs
suffer escaped without injury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
'.NIOBE''
A Thibean Statue, Comes to Life in 1903.
Laughable Comedy Which VIII Open
the Theater at Union Land
Park July Is.

sNiobe," which will be used by the
Carol Comedy company to open the
summer theatcr at Union Land park on
July IS, is thoroughly up-to-dtate COM
edy which has heretofore been used only
by stock companies in the larger cities
1t has met with nothing but success, ow-
ing to the laugh-provOking situations,
Niobe, born 5000 years ago, was turned
into stone by one of the Code whose
wrath she alad provoked by her incessant
weeping. In the ruins of Thebes the
statue was found and was placed among
the collection of Lord Clement. Having
been sold several times after his DEATH
it was finally brought to New York in
1908, where the owner had it insured for
a large sum of money. The president Of
the insurance company removed it to his
own house Tor safe keeping, and there,
through the negligence of IN electrician,
several wires became wrappd around the
feet of the statue, which gradually came
to life The ridiculous situation arising
from this ancient status coming to life
in this enlightened age at time too
when the presidents family, particularly
the wife, are away, cause an enigma
which he is not equal to solving. The
explanations which follow only tend to
get him deeper into the rnire, and by the
time the curtain falls on, the last act
every one will agree that ''Niobe'' is one
of the best comedies ever written.
oskara and orepatza will present their
laughing vaudeville slSit entitled sThe
Clown, the, Military Girl and the Pig"
in which they introduce their wonderful
pig, John"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION

4 good roads convention viii be held
at Aiorgantown next Friday and Satur.
day. Among the pEominent men expect
ed 10 be present are the following: Hon.
James Wilson, secretary United States
department of agriculture; Hon. A. 3.
white. govern of West Virginia; Hon
\. II. Scott. Hon. b. B. Dovenor, Hon.
\. G. DAYTON. Hon. J. II. Gaines, Hon
J. 4. Hughes. members congress, West
Virginia: Congressman w. z. Brownlow
author of good roads bin now pending
in congress; George \. Pearrc, member OF
congress from Maryland; Hon. ,. B. Xii
lcbrew. ex-secretaly OF agriculture. Ten
nessee: the director of public road in
nufries. Martin Dodge; his assistant. ~
o. EIdridsc. and Road Expert G. i. Har-
rison in charge of the work and I. w.
Richardson. secretary National Good
Roads association.
An object lesson macadnm road is now
being built near Morgantown by the
county court and several interested cit
izens. The work is being done under
the direction Of road expert of the
United states Office of public road in
ouiries. This experiment will be one OF
the topics of discussion at the conven-
tion. and every one interested in better
roads should attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07

eE1ffig7 OF THE UNION
PARK HAVE ISSUED SEVERAL
RULES AND REGuIaATIolgS.
rover1fn the PARK GEounds, the Conduct
of visitors ana pressrva ation of the
Company Property.

2 -
The managers Of the park are deter
mined to preserve order and decorqm,
and to that end, the following must be
observed.
l. No noisy demonstrations, disturb
ances, quarreling or profanity VIII 6e
toierated
2. No drinking or drunkenness win be
permitted on the grounds.
s.. Leave the chairs at the pavilion
and the henches where they are located
Il Keep your feet of the chairs and
81 % not break. cut Or deface the
shisir qnetes or any other property
Of the park company.
s. Dono brealS or injire the shrub
Il. Do not cut, injured or deface the
trees.
8. In swinging hammociSs, select trees
iarge ei,5ugl to support the weight With
out injury, and DO not drive nails OF
stapIes 81 the trees. Subject to these
provisions, visitors are welcome to swing
many part Of the grove.
af Do not throw waste papers or
other Hitter on the grounds.
Any violation of these rules viii sub
iect The offender to arrest and punish
ment. The park police viii sumuiariiy
arrest offenders.
Read these rules and obey them. Re-
member that the park is private property
and you are there by the courtesy Of
the owners. You are welcome just as
long as you deneau yourselves in a gen
teel manner.
The park managers are determined
bhat the grounds shall be u resort for
respectable people.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
SMALL
PRESSURE
of Gas Develops in the ssdler Wen in
the salem Field.-other Oil Notes,

In the Salem district, this county, the
South Penn has drilled its No. on the
NJ. L. SadIer farm through the stray and
has found no oil and but a very small
gas pressure.
on the east side o fthe Folsom district.
the Delmar Oil company has shot its
No. on the A. j. Ice, Jr., farm and
has increased its production to l25 bar
rels a day.
The South Penn has drilled in its No. 2
on the z. NJ Price farm and the we'll
is producing 65 barrels day. The same
company's No. 2 on the Samuel Talking
ton farm is holding up at 1915 barrels q
day.
bid.
shipments, July 3, and 5, l4e,52s bar
rels; average, 67,4lo barrels; runs, July
), and 5, ls3,447 barrels; average, 3d.
633 barrels.
shipments tLimaj, l70,o5o barrels; av-
erage, 81 1928 barrels; runs, l5l ,406 bar
reis; average, $3.50 barrels.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07

ENJOINED
Special Judge Scott Issued Injunction
Against Justice Gordon in Street
aRilway Squabb!e.

Resulting from the contest between
the two street ear companies for right
of way between Adlmston and Salem.
Deputy Sheriff j. NJ. Knox arrested Mon
dsly evening James 7. Allen, James G..
Garrett. Peter Deems, james PcnnelI,
+. Ackers, G. Hammond, Adam Harris,
J. II. Deems, II. II. TnllinGton, @. r.
Cnde. Joseph ost, VI. SiSidnore Dick
Mash. Frank Yates, Brown stewart, IL
O. Mrdriff, Bert Leinley. O. Dnvisson,
raylor Cross Willie Prium, Mickey Ed
wards. Joe Tribbetts, THny Saanar, Frank
Favity and Cornelius Watkins on a war
rant sworn out by Jasper s. Kyle OF the
Salem company, charging them with
trespass. They were required to enter
into personal recognimnce to appear in
squire Gordon's court Tuesday morning
for trial. but that morning Special Judge
W. Scott, upon application OF the ne-
cuScl. issued Il writ in prohibition
against the magistrate restraining nm
from trying the case. upon the ground
that lie Ind no jurisdiction. This writ
is rcturnnblc next rule day Of circuit
court. Cornelius Watkins, who commit
ted an assault on Mr.. Kyle Monday, was
required TO give bond OF 500 to keep
the peace for six months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
WILL PLAY
CAMERON
THURSDAY
Local Y. M. c. A. Bali Team Win Play
a Series of Games With Visitors
During July. -a-,----,

The Cameron Baseball club win arrive
here Thursday to play a game with the
clarkssburg Young Mems Christian asso-
ciation team. The game will be played
at the East End ball park, ut $3.50 o'clock
in the afternoon. The Cameron team IS
a strong one, and a hot tussle between
the two teams is expected. Arrange
ments have been made by the manage
ment Of the local team to have visiting
team play game on the home diamond
once a week during July. On Thursday
Cameron will be here, on July l6 Graf
ton, on July % Marietta, Ohio; on July
20 Braddock, PA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
cHAs CAMP HAS APPENDICITIS.

Charles Camp, clerk in David Davis
sons shoe stord, has appendicitis, lie
was removed to the Kcssler hospital to
receive treatment and to undergo nm
operation, if one be necessary. Some
time ago he was taken i'll with cramps
ana was treated in the hospital. He
was discharged only few days ugo. He
grew worse and was taken to the hos
pitai a second time, when the doctors
pronounced his trouble Appendicitis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
MERCHANTS S
NLISHl
/. M. Patton Falls from Bale Of Haydn,
Moving Wagon and sustains
Painful Injuries.

L. NJ. Patton, the West Pike street
merchant, met with a painful accident
Monday. While driving his team by the
First Baptist church one of the hgFses
frightened at something and jumped 3sIsl.e nh
sudden movement caused Mr.. Patton to
fall from bale of hay, on which he
was sitting, to the ground, distance OF
about ten feet. His left leg was badly
bruised and spr,,ined and gives him much
pain and he is able to use it but little.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
USEFUL PRESENTS GIVEN PASTOR.

Rev. s. X. Arbutlnot. pastor Of the
Con NJ. L. church, was the recipient yes
tcrtIay Of two very useful gifts from
members Of his flock. He is much elat-
ed over them and appreciates the kind
ress OF the donors very much. Mr.. r. NJ.
orr, general manager of the West Fork
Gas company, made him present OF a
fine parIor lamp, and another member Of
the congregation gave the pastor a $40
bank note. The gifts were made rs
surprise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
RECEIVED.
From a Telephone in the Telegram Office
by one of the Employees.

Telephones may be in condition to
impart electric shocks, as evidenced in
the Telegram Office at 6.3o O'Clock last
evening. w. G. Morrison, IN answering
a call, picked mp the receiver, only TO let
it drop as quickly as possible. The in
strument wus thoEonghly charged with
electricity md the shock was most &C.
we're. For several minutes he was una-
BILE to use his arms and the pain was
particularly keen TO tho ight arm, yvhicl,
is crippled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
CURSED
"A WOMAN
Is the Charge snead Prefers Against Geo.
Goldsboro, Jr., and Warrant is
Issued.

Everett Sne.,d made complaint to
Squire James n. David this morning
that George Goldsboro, Jr., on the Fourth
of July abused Mrs. snead by cursing
her and using vile language in her pres
ence in the neighborhood of the tin plate
mills. The magistrate issued a warran t
charging him with disturbance Of the
peace and placed it in the hands Of Con
stable Merritt to execute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
PHYSICIANS MEET.

The Harrison County Medical asso-
ciation held its regular monthly meeting
in the reception room OF the Harrison
county hospital Tuesday afternoon.
Nearly all of the members of the ossos
citation were present. Routine business
was transacted only.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
FUNERAL OF MRS VERNON
AT wILsoNBURG.

The funeral of Mrs. Emily Vernon,
wife Of John Vernon, who died at her
home at wiIsonburg Monday from q
complication Of diseases, occurred from
thc late residence Tuesday morning ut
Ia O'Clock. The burial was made in the
Iittro grave yard. Mrs. Vernon was 90
wears Of age and leaves several children
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
Charles e. Pike, one of Clarksburg' s
YOUNG Men, Displays Thorough
and Complete knowledge of the
Much Questioned Science.
snbjects in the CataIeptlc State Do Some Re
Tnarkable Feats. Among Them Being Some of a
Stirring Nature.--parlor sittings Will Likely be
Greatly in Demand.

spnotisn, is an undeveloped science.
human brain is divided into two
Tarts, yariorsly termed, but generally
lnown as conscious and suDfconseious.
Tire hypnotist puts thc conscious or ac-
tive brain t. sleep and then makes sug-
tions to tile sub-conscfous faculties.
f6nhrary to general opinion, it does not
require wcak-ninded person to he hyP-
notified, and no hypnotist can influence
unwilling subject, Neither can any
Inproper suggestions be made 10 a sub
est. Is the suggestion is at al foreign
to their nature, they win instantly awa}s-
eS Physicians are taking IN this study
more of late, A. they e,H operate upon
persons with weak heart where ancs-
theties would be fatal.
This undeevloped science Is pnr sub
iect of much conjecture and comment in
cities, where it is largely introduced. ex-
hibftcd and pricticed. there being many
doubling Thomas, and yet thousands
have a perfect faith III it ana ac-
trtseiIy know il to be the real thing, to
l1ise a slang phrase.
.CIarksburg is not outdonc in anything,
not even in the science of hypnotis,n.
When Boone WAS here q few months
ago, he attracted great attention and
many were amazed with his achieve
slents, but they would be more than
1stounded to know th.yi. one, -pf the na-
tive young men is as high up IN the
4 profession and posscssrs as much super
natural power, If st;ch it may be called.
&
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
DEATH OF BABY.

The two-months-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. I. steele, of Hornor avenue, died
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
cholera infantum. The funeral VIII take
place Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence on Hornor avenue,
burial being in The l. o. o. +. cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
LEVY AND SALARIES FIXED.

The Clark district board Of education
heIl a meeting here Monday and laid
the levy and fixed the salaries Of teach
crs. The building levy was fixed ut 40
cents and the teachers fund at 10 cents.
Salaries were fixed at $40, S35 and So.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
REV. HUDSON COMING HOME.

Rev. William NJ. Hudson writes from
Wayncsburg, Pa, that he will be at home
Thursday and will hold prayer meeting
services in the First Presbyterian church
that night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
MEETING OF CIRCLE
OF KINGS DAUGHTERS

The Circle of the Kings Daughters, OF
the GoF NJ. +. church, held its regular
monthly meeting ut the home OF Mrs
Fullerton, on Lee street, Tuesday after
noon. There was a good attendance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07
pARrENDERs PLAY BAIL.

The local bartenders went to Fairniont
tb;s morning to play the bartendera OF
that city game Of baseball this after
noon ON the latter's grounds There were
twenty in the party, including the root
ers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07

A. w. woodford agsa here this morn.
ing from Weston and went east on the
accommodation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07

II. It. sansbury returned yesterday
to Cumberland, after a few days. visit
here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-07-07

Lloyd Beeghleg, of Weston, Is in the
city today looking after telephone mat
tcrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-14
AND BOLIVIA NOT
TO FIGHT OVER ACRE
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLEaRAus,

RlO DE JANElRO, Brazil, Sept l5-I5azl and BOLIVIA have
agreed acbe settlement of the long standing Acre dispute and
the possibility of war has been averted
Secretary Hay has been exerng himself for several months to
the threatened between Brazil and Bolivia the Acre
territory dispute The Acre has been gradually coming the
fore the Bolivian granted
Anglo company that district and compiled
ons have arisen between the republics Bolivia
unable collect In Acre owing the revoutonit being
control there tried make the best of the bargain by handing
the who develop the rubber
there Acre has been established section of Bolivia and
but particularly unhealthy country 1t
had become of No Mans Land and Bolivia being financially
unable maintain armies there the lookout for responsible
parties who would organize chartered and take the
administration of Acre The representatives of the
Fill the BILL and Bolivia gladly turned the
Acre it. consideration of large percentage
of the be collected from and duties levied under
Bolivian law. The syndicate be incorporated within twelve
the middle of February 1902, with minimum capital
of S2500000 and to concerning the use OF
military If such needed epel the
Government bear the expense while the syndicate main
tain its expense police forces Acre Brazil then claimed
territory and diplomatic warfare has been between the
nations