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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
WALDO.
LIBERTY.

l.. c. Morse has purchased the clap
board ad lathe machine of F. +. Ben
nett and will have it installed in his
MILL this week, and will begin the man
ufacture of clapboards and lathes.
Business at the foundry of Allen &
Palmer is rushing, they having all they
can do with a full crew.
The tannery which has been shut
down for a few weeks on account OF
low water, has resumed work again
having recently received large Invoice
Of skins.
F. P. Bennett is having all he can uo
at his shop making heading machlnes,
stave planners and cylinder saw benches
and carriages. He is now at work on Il
machine to saw slaves for starcn par
rels.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merserve have
position at Concord, N. H, and VIII
leave for there, this week.
George Johnston of Washington, was
a caller in the village one day, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wadsworth OF
Brockport, were in town a few days
ago, NlSltlnS MIS-. Nauo" WV
Miss Alice Malay.
Walter Knowlton lost one of his team
horses, Saturday.
r. B. Upham has returned to his
home in Connecticut.
News has been received here of the
illness of Mrs. Leslie Hurd with pneu-
monia, at Howard, Il. I.
There will be special literary eXer-
icses at the regular meeting of Arbutus
Chapter, o. E. s., Monday evening,
April Is. These exercises have been an
interesting feature of the meetings OF
late and have helped to call out a large
number of its members.
w. H. Moody will leave, Tuesday, for
Portland and Kennebunk in the interest
of his lumber business.
THORNDIKE.
A young daughter of Will Bailey of
Knox, is in precarious condition from
erysipelas in the leg caused by a
scratch from pin. An operation was
performed on the leg but without much
benefit. It is feared the leg will have
to be amputated
S. j. Coffin is at the central MAINE
Hospital where he has had cancer re-
moved from his face. His many
friends in town will be glad to know
the operation was successful and that
he is improving fast.
Mrs. Abbie Hurd. is at the Maine
General Hospital where she has had a
cancer removed.
A little child of Willis McFarlin's is
ILL.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
Pomona Meetings.

Anril Northumberland Pomona. Portland
Nav 10-Oxford Pomona. Hebron.
May 2S-Penobscor Pomona, Norti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

London has one licensed drinking
place to every 436 Inhabitants.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09

1 tisdags upptacktes Diet att
nagon torstig sjal stulit beer
checks" for icke mindre an 600
dollars varde fran Sioux City
Brewing Co. Bolaget begagnar
dessa checks for eina schooner,
Imam upptackten skedde, torde
den torstige tjufven hafva haft noe
at Gambrini nektar, men hadan-
efter Dor han akta sig, ''ty checks
liknande de stulna honoreras ieke
mera pa bolagets schooner och
kunna latt leda till en- obehaglig
upptackt.
G.. c. Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
i brostet
For nagon It'd sedan rakade en-
farmare fran Cherokee att svindlas
Pa 1900 dollars at EFT par conf
dence men vid MANN Jones och
Wiley, hvilka dock grepos, imam
de kunnit komma undan med
bytet. Jones lyckades stalla COO
dollars bergen for sig och giorde
sig deretter som bekant osynlig.
medan Wiley qvarh6lls. ! tisdags
installdes han forhor i domstolen.
och da han sedermera iemte de
andra fangarne forbes tillbaka till
haktet, apPtacktes Diet att han
forsvunrit under farden. Eft ifrigt
sokande borjade genast msnlsdde
81 till nagot resultat. Wilee niu
ter annu af den ada firth eten.
Har Nj traffat Casey Las de
bla skyltarne midi emot opera
huset.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c C.. Thelander.
Ionsdagsqvall sammanvipdes
pa utstallningsplatseu och i mar
varo at en- stor, gapande menni.
skoskara VIM c. Jones o. MYRTLE
Bacon, bada fran Correctionville,
Vigselforrattaren var Rev. T. F.
Stauffer. Sedan vigseln var Oliver,
spelades liAig ragtime musk, och
de de nygifta gratulerades. Brud.
paret erholl en- mangd presenter
bade af Fair Association och
stadens kopman.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09

Hjertligt tack till vanner och
bekanta Tor visadt deltagande vid
min hustru Laura Petersons dod
och begrafning.
Fred Peterson,
den ahidnas man.
Mr. och Mrs Anderson, Mr. och
Mr. Nilsson, syskon.
Under augusti manad inhoto
till stadsksssan 5000 i polisdom
stolen alagda boter, $1,000 i Ii
censepengar fran sex spelhus,
$l78 IS fran ''slot'maskiner SAINT
$I,23S i licensepengar fran lila
beryktade hus eller tillsammans
$5,4o6.25.
En- arbetare vid ramn John
Johnson. hvilken under nagra
manader haft anstallning hos
Haley & Lang, foil j mandags ut
for trappan i $40 4th street och
adrog sig dervid sadana skador,
att man betvi1ar hans vederfaen-
de. Johnson hade varit uppe
en- at MISUNDERSTANDING for att
radgora med en- person, da han
vij nedgaendet rakade snafva och
falla i den branta trappan, dervid
han rullade Diver hera ganger.
Han upptogs sanslos O. blodande
ocn forbes till St. Josephshospi,
talet. der Diet vid understanding
befanns att h ans hufvudskal blif-
Wit sprackt pa iva stallen. John.
son har hustru och tire barn, som
BIO i 1908 9TH street.
Efter att hafva legat sanslos pa
hospitalet hela tiden aAed John
sen derstades XII. 2 i gar morgse /.
B grafningen ha!les nasta sondag
XII. 2 e. m. fran svenska missions
kyrkan
Har Nj traffat Casey? Las de
bla skyltarne midi emot opera.
huset,
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
moMTORENS 1ELEFONNUMMER 1903

Hjertligt tack till vanner och
bekanta Tor visadt deltagande vid
min hustru Laura Petersons dod
och begrafning.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
Personliga notiser.

Mrs Oscar Larson vistas for narvaran-
do i Rock Island pa besok.
Athur Swan, Linus Anderson och Ha-
rold Larson reste i handbags till Augu-
stasa College / Rock Island.
Mr. G. G., Lind, forestandare for barn
hemmet / Stanton vistas jennie faMilj hos
sin svager j. A. Anderson, Sl2 Douglas
street
Misses II. Sellberg, och Ester Peterson
hemkommo forl. fredag fran St. Louis
och Chicago.
Miss Clara Brostrom och hennes bro
der Linder hafva aterkommit fran en-
manads bes0k / Rock Island, i'll.
Mrs E. Youngren hemkom i gar fran
st. Louis, der hon i sallskap med sin
Chicago boende dotter besett utstallnin-
gen.
Miss Delma NJ. Blomgren fran Chicago
afreste forliden mandag harifran efter en-
manads besok hos herrskapet A. p. Lar
son j Moruing Side.
Miss Therese Carlson fan Oakland.
Neb., Dir hsr pa bes0k hos herrskapet Q.
G. Liudberg, 1915 Jennings st.
Mrs N. Nelson aterkom forliden lordag
efter EFT bes0k i st. Louis och nagon lids
~yistelse hos slagtingari Omaha.
Har Nj traffat Casey? Las de
bla ssyltarne midi emot opera
huset.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09

Frankrike har en- soldat pa SO in
vanare, Tyskland en- pa so, Italien en- pa
l26, Ryssland en- pa l34 och Strobritan-
MEN en- pa 100.
De h6gsta molnen befnna sig 81.
ooO fot fran jorden. Everestberget ar
$4,000 fot h0gt. Den st6rsta kinda
hold en- luftballong uppnatt Hr $4,000 lot.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
ID VIM A. Heath, fraktagent

for Illinois Central jernvagep, i
onsdagsnatt vid I2-tiden befann
sig pa vag till slit hem, blef han
vid West 5th och Omaha SITS
ofverfallen och misshandlad af
iva man, hvilka togo ifran honom
hans planbok, innehallande 100
dollars. Polls tillkallades men
kunde ingenting CORA at saken,
och en- lakare plastrade ON de
sar och skramor Mr. Heath erhal-
lii i hufvudet. Mrs Heath be-
gagnade sig at tillfallet att utgjuta
sin vredes skalar Oliver mayorn
och hans polisman, hvilka hon
forklarade vara alldeles odugliga
for Diet andamal, hvarfor de blifvit
tillsatta.
Tyenne arbetaren vid nam S.
Holt och James Vaughn voro i
onsdagsmorgse sysselsatta med
att aytta nsgra tomma godsvagnar
pa EFT sidospar vid Sioux Paving
brick Conpanys tegelbruk vid
Riverside, da Vaughn rakade slim
ia och kom under hjulen. Help
anlande genast, och den skadade
manner forbes till slit hem vid
North Riverside, dit tillkallade
lakare smart anlande. Vid under
sokning befsnns Diet att Vaughn
fatt hotten krossad SAINT en- arm
och EFT ben afbrutna. Skadorna
voro af sadan beskaffenhet, att
intet hepp ON den skadades alter.
stallande tanns, och manner afled
ocksa, sam ma dag kla2 e. m.
Vaughn efterlemnar hustru och
EFT barn. Han var 3S ar gammal
En- fallen qvinna fran Omaha
vid mann Grace Fox tog tidigt i
tisdagsmorgse en- blodig och ma.
banda dodlig hand pa sin rival.
Mrs Mayme Heddinger, hvilken
tillika med iva minderariga barn
bodde i EFT rum i Stevens block
vid q & Iowa streets. Grace Fox,
hvilken uppgifves hafva EFT vt
te1st retligt och valdsamt lynne,
som hon Ell kan styra, da hon
blifvit uppretad, anlande hit i lor-
days tran Omaha och uppsokte
genast en- spelare vid MANN Frank
Butts, med hvilken hon lar vara
gift sedan III ar tillbaka. Hon
varnade Butts att genast afbryta
sin forbindelse med Mrs Heddin-
ger och hotade att skiuta manner
och rivalen SAINT sig sielf, derest
han ej lydde henne. Men Butts
aktade 81 pa warrington qtan tort
tor med sina besok hos Mrs He'd
dinger, och da hon i tisdags kom
till hennes bostad fam hon Butts
kladd och fardig att ga ut, medan
Mrs Heddinger annu lag till sangs
Butts. hvilken tycktes frukta sin
u~ppretade hustru, lemnade genast
rummet, och EFT h6gljudt grail
uppstod genast mellan de bada
qvinnorna SAINT slutade dermed,
att Grace Fox aAossade EFT skott
mot sin rival. Kulan intrangde
pa hogra sidan ON nasan, och den
sarade qvinnan foil omkull och
blef liggande, medan Grace Fox
begaf sig .springan de derifran.
Upptradet hade tillkallat folk,
som ropade mord, och polisman-
men Ohlund och Danielson satte
efter den hyende ech upphunno
henne vid Woodbury house vid 8
& Jennings streets. Revolvern,
som hon kastat bort under hyk.
ten, aterfanns dagen derpa. Mrs
Haddinger affordes genast till St
Josephshospitalet, der hon nulig-
ger svaivande mellan lf och dod,
och Grace Fox uttalar den from
ma onskan att hennes hatade ri
val matte do. De iva barnen. ba-
da hickor at 9 och ID &rs alder,
hvilka voro narvarande vid Diet
ohyggliga upptradet, hafva blifvit
tagna ON hand af en- slagting.
AHsz e"cg S6r iEaEaYr-ealgSr, snra
s~.Dafiqi9 rytcEoiIfyar,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
AMea o'er SSr izasarr.ealvSr. ora
.anoha'ia qvlcloilfvar,

.anGililia Gytcloilfvsr,
8~siaTa1rl IyicSsltiver sfzert viii f0rdarfya smaR-
s,I.pes ocn falstandp x baelagga hela eystemet, MIR
dst far tUyr!rql RcnOm sieInhinnorna. Sedana
EiS0r uO"de aidrig orufa9, undantagandes efter
tEiFligIa observation-disclosures ty den skada de astad-
Eomnsa liz ito sanger yarrean de CODA verkningar,
son Go rgS iligtvis sunaa hafva. HALL's CATlRRH
CmI., prepayment af Y. =. Cheney q Co., Toledo,
o., innehaner intet avicksilfyer. och begagnad
som ipVartes med!cin verkar Diet dlrekt pa blodet
och slenhlnnoTna. Mar nj koper HILLS OArARnn
CURE, 50 f6rsakrG edeF ON den ekta Den brukss
Eom invartes medicln, och tlllvarkag 1 Toledo, o.
If T.. J.. Cheney & Co. Intyg fritz,
sy Fas hos apotekare. Prls 75c feskan.
Hall1e Farnili Pills arc do basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
Sioux City.

Svenska MonitoyeNs kontor
nalles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
ovall.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-09
vi hafva EFT stort lager

af mans och gossars ''husking' handskar
och vantar till populara prisef, afvensa
laderhandskar och vantar af ALA Stag.
Mans, qvinnors och barns strumpor
och underklader, ALA storlekar och val
sittande, till lagsta priser.
Eft fullstaudigt iager at syltgrytor och
saucepaus i agot, Invita-. Regal och Royal,
emaljerade varor. SAINT en- adjoining al
gadtkop emaljerade ysaker i bla och Invita-
farger.
Ait hvad Nj behofver of iernsaker och
hushallssaker,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
MAN is run Down and
| KILLED ON BIO. RAILROAD
Remains of Philip Kenny are Found
on Railroad Track Near Tin Plate
Mills Tuesday Night--Head is Ex-
tremely Severed From Body and
Crushed to a Pulp.

Philip Kenny, a middle-aged man,
whose identity further than his name
is unknown, was run down and instantly
killed by a train on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad near the tin plate plant,
east of this city Tuesday evening.
The body was found lying on the
track between the rails by Will Martin,
son of patrick Martin and three or four
young men who work Mt the Columbia
coal mines, about eleven o'clock. They
had been in Clarksburg to attend the
circus which is showing in the east end
and were returning to their places of
abode by way of the railroad. The head
was entirely severed from the body and
twas crushed into pulp. The left arm
was crushed and mangled.
The young men at once telephoned to
Coroner w. p. Camp TO come and take
|Aeharge of it. They asked the coroner
70 allow them to remove the body from
the track so that other trains would
not run over it and Mr.. Camp instruct
ed them to move it to the side OF the
track which they did.
\ The coroner arrived shortly afterwards
I,and took charge Of the remains. y
short time Inter he had the remain, re
moved to the Clifford Osborne under
taking establishment
The remains were prepared for burial
at the undertaking establishment We'd
nesday morning. The man wore suit
of clothes such a miners wear and from
Severy indication that was his occupa-
ton. In the pockets of the clothing
We're found two or three political cards
of Grafton political candidates, copy
of the Grafton Daily News and a receipt
reading as follows:
eThis is to certify that Philip Kenny
has paid medical dues for the month
of April-50 cents.
csignedl IS. B. DOYLE,
M. DoLYE."
Further than this the mans identity
Is not known, but it is believed that
/ through the medical receipt it can be
LEARNED who he is. This receipt indi-
cates that he worked in mining camp.
Coroner Camp has decided that there
IS no necessity of holding an inquest
over the remains. He has the case in
sharge and viii endeavor to ascertain
who the man is, where he worked and
Shere his relatives are. No arrange
nents for the funeral will be made until
|the coroner completes his work
The unfortunate man was killed either
Iby passenger train No. 4, due at clarks-
burg at o.55 p M, or one of the several
freight trains which pass before and af-
ter than train.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
WOODSON
GIVEN
ONE YEAR
IN STATE PENTTENTIARY FOR
SHOOTING poMP HARRIS, COLOR
ED, AT WALDO MINES.
SAMUEL
SAMUEL CONVICTION, coLoRED,
TRIED FOR FELoNIousLY USING
KNIFE ON BoREM.
CO.. I Orders, Especially IN chaneery,
Handed Down by Judge Mason Cen
eral Court transactions.

Samuel Covington, oolored, was put on
trial "Wednesday morning for feloniously
cutting j. W Borcm, of Weston, on Mon.
ticello avenue one evening last March.
covington was defended by Senator Har-
vey w. Harmer. 1t appears that Cow
ington accused Borem OF pushing him
of the sidewalks, quarrel ensucd. Borem
threatened to shoot Covington, and in
the affray Covington cut Borem about
the head with knife.
Robert Woodson, colored, gets one
year in the state penitentiary at
AIoundsvillc His trial for shooting and
wounding Pomp Harris, colored, at the
Waldo coal mine a few weeks ago, was
concluded Tuesday evening and the jury
brought in a verdict of unlawful shoot
ing. Judge Mason Immediately impos-
ed sentence of one year to the states
penal institution and remanded him to
the custody of the sheriff with direc.
tiOns to take him there Mt the first prac-
tica6Te opportunity.
Tie cause of Marcellus NJ. Thompson
""'' 49, g til'' uS"Ahsb SAieH NSteW'
arts administrator ct al, was revived in
the name of Edo P. Beacn. administra,
tor of Presley b Beach, the death of
a defendant, Presley b. Beach, having
been suggested and certain award by
an arbitrator was entered as the iudg.
ment of the court
The sale of church lot by the trus.
tees of the West Milford Methodist
Episcopal church to James b. Clark for
500 was confirmed.
Albert Webb was also placed on trial
The charge against him is that of max.
ing disturbance on Baltimore 6
Ohio railroad train enroute from Graf.
ton to ClarksDurg last Decoration Day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20

OF GRAVES
OF upion Soldiers of Civil War is Being
Prepared and Memorial Sermon VIII
Be Preached.

Custer Post, Grand Army Of the Re
public, at its last meeting, appointed
committees to make arrangements to
celebrate Memorial Day.
Comrades Alex Duff and . 81 swars1
were appointed committee to arrange
for memorial sermon on Sunday, May
%.
Comrades Moore, Swartz and Hay
mond were selected to arrange with the
Ladies Of the Grand Army Richard
Wallace, Circle, program for the SER
vices to he had on Decoration Day
Comrades Anderson. Liner, Rollins
and Morris were appointed to mark all
graves Of soldiers with flag. and to
decorate the graves in the East End
cemeteries on Decoration Day.
The commander, I. NJ Kelley, was
directed to arrange for music,
the Post will meet ut its hall on West
Main street at 100 O'Clock p. M, on
Decoration Day. and al-o next Saturday
night to receive reports Of committees
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
WEEK WAS
FAVORABLE
For Farm Work and Considerable Acre
age Has Been Planted, According to
the Crop Report of the Weather
Bureau.

The past week, as whole, was very
favorable for farm work. and blowing
and preparing ground for corn was in
general progress, and in COON many
counties considerable acreage has
been planted. Wheat and rye have inn
proved somewhat. but are very short
and thin on the ground. Oats are com
ing up and looking we'll, prospects
very bright. Grass and pastures are
making fair growth; stock in good
condition and turned out. Irish pota-
toes are coming up well and are gen
orally in good condition. The fruit
prospects are very bright, especially
over the porthern and panhandle
sections; over the southern section
peaches have shown an Improvement
since last week. Gardening generally.
i, nearing completion.
Doddridgc: Corn mostly planted ex-
cept on new ground; oats, grass and
garden truck making fair growth: fruit
very good.
.Gilmer. Weather cool with frosty
nights; grass improving slowly; con
siderable corn planted; wheat looking
fairly we'll but short and thin on the
ground.
Barbour. Flowing and planting corn
progressing rapidly; ground in fine con-
dition for planting; pastures and mead
ows doing we'll; fruit prospects good.
Tyler: Corn planting in progress;
week favorable for all growing crops;
grass in good condition.
Upshur: Cool and frosty; some corn
planted; oats all sown; wheat outlook
very poor; fruit prospects good; grass
starting up nicely.
Marion: Wheat and grass making
fair growth; oats sown; fruit trees in
full bloom with fine prospects; plow-
ing for corn in progress.
Harrison: Corn about all planted:
potatoes coming up and in good condi-
ton; wheat and grass making fair
growth; gardening in progress; fruit
safe.
Lewis: Corn planting nearing COM
pletion; early potato"s doing well;
fruit trees in full bloom, and prospects
good for a large crop.
Taylor: Grass making rapid growth;
gardens made and coming up; week fav-
orable for farm work; good prospects for
fruit
Braxton:' Corn being planted; oats
doing well; pastures and meadows in
good condition; potatoes coming up.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
mo on OR GAS" IS THE SAYING

On Kincheloe creek, Freeman's creek
district, Lewis county, the Crude Oil
Company has drilled its rest on the
Henry Romine farm through the Cor
don and has developed very strong
gas pressure. It win be drilled deeper
when the gass pressure subsidies.
In the Folsom district, the South Penn
Oil Company has drilled It's test well on
the VIM. Garrett farm 20 feet into the
Gordon and has developed no oil or gas.
In the Same distract the South Penn
has drilled its second test well ON the
2. t. Mcintyre farm 10 feet into the
stray and has developed NO oil or gas.
In the Salem district. in this county,
the soath Penn has drilled It's test on
theAndrew Spindle farm IS feet into
the stray sand and has found no oil or
gas. A. s. Dennison No. Is a total
failure in the Gordon and Is now drill-l
ing 20 the 9th sand. G. f. West No. Q
Is holding up a 10 barrels day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
BONE FOOD

Softand crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
ricketts, if you want to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have blood food and so
on through the list.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoses everyday
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter,
loose joints grow stronger and
frmness comes to the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Rightfood will cureit.
In thousands of cases SCOTS
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists.
4oo-@i5 Pearl Street. New YoFis
sos. ead Sec Al druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
COMMISSION
RECOMMENDED
BY the Book Committee of eMthodist
General coaferenee to Form Plan to
Consolidate Manufacturing Depart
ments.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Cal, May ls-Tne re.
port of the Book committee was pre-.
sented to the general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church today. 1t
approves the general principle of con.
sOlidating and placing under one man.
agement the manufacturing departments
and recommends the appointment by the
Bishops of a commission of one from
each general conference district and one
or two at large to adopt the plan and
proceed to carry 1t out. In case of fail.
ure to form plan, they sna1l report to
the next general conference.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
By AsaOeiated press.

BY Associated Press.
New chwang, May l7-Russian evac-
nation of this place is completed.
Nothing remains but the destruction of
the gunboat Sivouch The Associated
Press correspondent has received ex-
elusive information from the highest
authority that the Japanese advance
will be resisted at Hal Chong. The next
point of defense will be Lao Yang,
where determined stand will be made
with seventy thousand men. If de-
feated. they viii not stop at aTulsden.
but continue to Thieoling. the head of
navigation. two hundred miles north of
New Chwang.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20

MILLER
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Dies in Hos
pstal in This City Wednesday Morn
ing After Prolonged nlness-Home
was in New Martinsville.

IN. T. Miller. fireman on the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad, died at the Kcssler
Iospisr-S Wednesday morning at nine
elsl after prolonged illness with
Eidney trouble. He was taken to the
|ospital two weeks ago and recently I'M
Eerwent an operation for abcess of the
YER. HisI fiiction had taken too
rong hoi upon him and death result
4 Wednesday morning.
The deceased was single man and
,out thirty-ave years of age. HE
ome was in New Martinsville but he
|ad been residing in this city during the
npIoyment on this division Of the rail-
I'd.
The remains VIII be shipped 70 New
|TarfinsYiile for burial.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
AWARDING OF CONTRACT
WAS POSTPONED

The opening OF the bids for the $4,000
building the Grafton Bank and Trust
Company viii nave erected at Grafton
was postponed Tuesday until next Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. Among the
bidders are Elliot & Winchell and Clel
Smith, of this city. Holmboe & Laf-
ferty, Of this place, are the architects.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20
FUNERAL OF FRANK AsHcRAFr.

The funeral of Frank Ashcraft, the
thirteen.year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F. Ashcraft, who died Tuesday morn
ing, occurred Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock from the residence in
Adamston. The remains were taken to
the Fittro cemetery for interment.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-05-20

st. Petersburg, May UT is not ex.
pected to reopen communication with
Port Arthur Admiral SlSyrdlofr can
not join the fleet at that place. It is
said he will inspect the squadron at
vlndivostok and possibly hoist the flag
on vessel of the Baltic squadron. No
official news is given out owing to the
journey of the Gar.