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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18
Women Gamblers.

New York Tribune: People who hay,
made the matter a study contend that
when the g~et-rich-quick microbe attacks
women 1t is not easily exterminated or
made harmless. The phantom pictures
which rise and fall with the click of the
ticker fascinate them, and they play the
game of hance with the recklessness of
veteran gamblers. Hundreds of women
give their orders clandestinely, and the
fact that they a an interest In the
stock market. that their daily examination
Of the market report Is prompted by any
thing beyond q desire to be Informed, Is
not known to any one ave their brokers'.
These are good customers for brokers.
A sigh over a statement showing a bal
ance on the wrong side. a vow never to
do so any more" or IN order given lust
to get even" is the usual sequence.
There is another class OF women stock
gamblers in which the bad loser is largely
represented. This class supports bucket
shops in the residence parts of the city.
like the one which was raided a few days
ago. When these women win they are
happy, but when fortune frowns on them
they are "horrid." They want their money
back from the bucket shop proprietors.
They cry, scold and finally threaten to
tell on the mean things" who took their
margins. In order to shield themselves the
threat Is not often carried into execution,
and the bucket shop continues to do bust
ness at the old stand, taking money from
the women who succumb to the tempta
lions of the ape. 1t Is refreshing to know
that once In a while a woman gets so
thoroughly angry because of her losses
that she does her share toward breaking
up the bucket shop business. She would
never do such a thing If her speculations
were su~ccessful-hence all good citizens
should rejoice when she loses.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18
Black we !
VOLTS Breed)
es.y.,.n. ,s,. @Aa s.n.,,. D,..,.
,oice sounded sharp. and unnaturally

voice sounded sharp. and u%nnaturally
loud.
WHO are you. n what do you
want? 1 know you; is 1t Nortier, LII
reux?"
Hush. fool: dost not hear the tread
call them down upon us with your bab-
BILE" They were stamping through the
passage as I spoke.
"Ah!" and there was a world Of re-
lief and %incredulity in his lowered tone
Then you are not with .Vauban? Who
are ycu?" 1 made no reply
During the long period of absolute
and profound silence which succeeded
l had much time to reflect. I Judged
which. If square, would be about thirty
feet across-calculating by the distance
from the diagonal corner-if in fact
There was but one opening,
for I could hear the wind
stirring outside, and no draught
came in. Did the window open on the
street. or on an inner court? There
was no way of telling.
If 1t be true hat men live in
thoughts rather tina in deeds. If the
changing phantoms of our brain carve
deeper impressions thar the petty part
we play with u hands, then. indeed.
that frightful night would form by far
the longest chapter in the history of
my soul.
Darkness. darkness. darkness; quiv-
ering, soundlaS's, hopeless night.
I feared to move, and no sense save
that of hearing bound me to the world
of living men. Living men? What
place had l among them?
A party of drunken roisterers stag
gered beneath the window, singing
coarse songs n bandying their brutal
jests. But it no longer interested me
to know the window opened on a
street.
Hour after hour plodded in slow pro-
cession through h night.
Outside, a Gathering vehicle whipped
past over the rough stones. the driver
swearing at his team. The day was
coming at last. Did 1 wish it? Per-
haps the night We're kinder, for 1t at
least obscured my misery. I almost
prayed the darkness might last.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18
Justly INDIGNANT.

Lippincott's Magazine: Tho house
had been full of aunties come to spend
the holidays and the baby's six-year-
old brother was heard one morning con.
flding his woe to his father.
Say. papa. 10 you know I've had to
sleep a whole week in a room Just fun
Of women7"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18
What He Would Do.

IN you was a %millionalre," said PloddinR
Pete, would you found a li%brary2"
II am surprised at yer ticaI.
ness replied Meandering Mike. II would
not found o library. ! would find a brew.
cry
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18
A Thoroughly competent Person.
Puck: First sportsman-Good guide.

Second sportsman-oh, yes! II nee
cessary. he'll do the shooting and bring
home the game and let you say you did
it and whip anybody that says you
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18

TALLY parental. but the spare the rod
principle does not always hold.
Such qualities as fortitude, tenactty,
blind, unquestioning courage will certain
ly be exhibited by the Russians of today
as of old; but in other essential military
qualities they may be found wanting.
craftsmanship is inferior, the Russian
soldier shoots indiffcrently his intellectual
powers are of a low order. and he cannot
we'll be trained to the exercise of indi-
vidual Initiative and intelligence. the first
need Of the moderu tghtiug mun."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-29
PONCE
(NOTIcIAs DIREcTAs)
Mario %

Mario 2o
Ell teatro estaba anoche muy con-
currido, ell p6blico no ces6 de aplaudir
& IL compaf1fa ico-Dramatica Puerto
Riquena, que interpret6 & Ia perfection
In hermosa inspiration de Dicenta, sAu-
rora>, Ia muy graciosa pieza c6mica
<Marinos en- Tierra.>
Los artistas fueron lI&mados & esce-
ma repetidas veces, mereciendO especial
menci6n las senoras Mangu.l y Estasen
y ell senior Roig.
La temporada teatral toca q su fin,
pues solo Sc daran dos obras mas.
La retreta sc VIC anoche algo ami
mada.
La banda de bomberos ejecut6 muy
bonitas pleas, oyendose algunos aplau-
SOS entire los grupos entusiastas.
Ell meeting que anunciaron los re-
publicanos spurOs0 para ayer domingo.
no pudo celebrarse, quedando transient
do para ell domingo pr6ximo.
Ell benefcio de Ia simpatica artis-
ta sef1ora Pillar Estasen, tendra efecto Ell
domingo pr6ximo de Abril con ell es-
treno de una hermosa obra del fecundo
don Jose Echegaray.
-Ha regresado de su excursion por
Ia ISIa u Sl0Au6I~ u0 ID 0u6TaCIOu ALOT6
en- Puerto Rico don Santiago Iglesias.
Como estaba anunciado, en- Ia tar
de aver SO verifc6 un simulacro de in
cendio en- 10 calle' del Comercio.
Ell Cuerpo de bomberos prob6 una
vez mas su discipline y pericia ante un
numeroso p1blico que aplaud1s entusias-
madO.
Ell cuadro de acr6batas que traba-
ja en- Ia marina tuvo buen exito en- su
function de aver.
La Pantomima sRusos Japonesess
llev6 mucho p1blico al espectaculo.
Los concurrentes nj te&tro desean
vivsmente que 10 compa1fa no cierre 10
temporada sin poner en- escena <Felipe
Derblay.s Ia obra fayorita de este p1-
blico.
En- breve publicaremos algunas
noticias interesantes sobre los progresses
que realizA Ia Federation Libre, asocia-
ci6n que adquiere cada d1a mayor pu-
jana.
-Otro de los n1meros para ell pro-
grama de Ia segnnda velada del Casino,
es ell bonito sexteto de Ia opereta <Flo-
rodora.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-29

Ell sabado Sc casaron ciyilmente
Dionisio Ocana. Becerril y Dolores
Huerta y Suarez.
-Nacimientos inscritos: Petronila
Masjuan. Severe Claudio Perez. Jacinto
Lugo y Renta Herm6genes Prado.
-Defunciones: Manuela Mir So
ria, Juana Marfa Rivera Cobian Do
militia Raso Sanchez.
--Cuando sc decida alguien 8 adqui-
rir buenos muebles baratos, dir1jare 8
don America Marin, en- Ponce, que tie
ne la venta tambien In bicicleta mas RI
ca, fn& y elegante que sc conoce en-
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-29

LIE han sido levantados cargos nj po-
licfa A ponte de Fajardo, por haber des-
cubierto secretos del Cuerpo, en- IN inter
view que tuvo con ell corresponsal de LA
DEMOCRACIA.
Una comisi6n del partido republl-
cano ha sido designads para representa-
al partido en- ell entierro de don Dar1o
Rola, de Aguadilla.
Ell fiscal de Ia Corte de Areclbo
don Ricardo la Costa, hA conference.-the
con ell gobernAdor esta tarde.
Con motive de la semana de vaca-
clones, hAy''en esta capital intinldad de
profesores v jueces de las Cortes de
Distrito.
Sc SOlICIta Juan, m 1'I para ~ establecer
los talleres oficinas de In imprenta de
LA DEMoCRAoIA. La persona que 10
tenga, puede entenderse con don Jose
Labrador, calle de la Cruz n1mero 8, en-
San Juan.
Ell gobernador ha aceptado hoy
Ia renuncia que hAb1a presentado de su
cargo don Javier Mariani como MEM
bro de II comis6n de San Luis, durante
la Exposition. Manana ser6 designado
ell nuevo comisiOnadO.
Ell doctor Coll y Toste esta echan-
do alas y arrastraderas para ser nom
bradO en- el departamentO que va dlrl-
CIR ell doctor Gomez BriOso.
Han obtenido licencia para ir
pasear los Estados Unidos ell Tesorero,
ell Auditor Y ell Secretario del COnselo
Executive.
TRES COSAS: Tres cOsas son ne.
cesarias para pOpularizar un articulo:
bOndad baratupa " pur0Za.
Precisamente las tres cualidades del
ron PalOma.
De un gusto exquisite.
PreciO de situaci0n.
AbsOlutamente purO.
EnvasadO en- medias botellas. Pre-
clio 8 l 80 dOcena.
Dep6sito, Cruz numerO 8. San Juan:
Elsaburu & c.. alt.
-Probablemente mafiana embarca-
ra para los Estados Unidos, al obieto de
preparar ell pr6ximo viaje de los profe-
sores puertorriquefios, ell Comlslonado
de instruction, Mr.. Lindsay.
En- Ia mafiana de hoy ha llegado
al puerto ell vapor espafiol ~Le6n kip,
procedente de Cadiz.
Este buque ha salido hoy mism0
para la HabAna.
-Ha regresado de Barcelona don
Salvador Picornell notario de LAres.
Ell sefior Picornell Sc hara cargo nueva-
mente de 81 notarfa.
Ell joven abogado don Eduardo
Acost& Quintero, que viva en- Lares,
hA regresado & estA capital.
Ell sefior Neumsn gestiona el ir
empleAdo & la Exposition de San Luis.
-P6simo va resultando Ell nuevo
Rdoquinado de las GALES atlas de esta Ca
pital. El de la Luna esta tan NAL, que en-
varias parties Sc han form ado hoyos por
los hundimientos que ha tenido.
Con motive de la muerte de go Gu
6sdo don DArfo Rola, ha salido para
AguAdilla don Francisco Iriarte y 50
esposR.
-Donde mejor Sc come en- San
Juan, es en- Allen 10 20, <Hotel Marina
-Telegramas nj coronel de In poll
cia insular:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-29
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO
MARIO 28.

De Barceloneta avisan 10 detencion
de Maximino Melendez, por r&pto de Sc
rafina FiguerOa.
Tambien fue detenido pOr ell mlsmo
hecho en- aqueI pueblo, Nicasio Valentln.
De Arecibo comunican que Dolores
M6ndez fu6 gravemente herida por Ale
iandro de Jes1s. Ell agresOr fue detenl-
do. :,
De Aguada comunican que en- el ba-
rrio Corrizalez fue hecho un robO con
escalamiento, siendo preso ell autor Fran
cisco C6rdova.
Avisan de Juncos que ell pollc1a
Diepa Sc encuentra gravemente enter
mo, que es casi SECURE 50 falleclmlen-
to.
El pr6fugo Matfas Torres fu6 dete-
nido en- ell barrio Pellelos de AdJuntas;
Han sido sorprendidas lugadas de
naipes, en- Adjuntas, Arecibo, y de ga
Hos, en- Mayagiiez y AreciOo.
En- diferentes estaciones del ferro-
carril han sido detenidos ocho indiVlduos
por subirse q los trenes.
-Esta tarde ha sido autorizado por
ell Conseio Executive ell empr6stito del
municipio de Guayama.
OFICINA de asuntOs administrati
VOS JuQldClalOS uO JOS0 VI uOA oAA0'
(<Alleno II, miradOr.) Gesti0n en- los
departamentos del aobierno insular,
AyuntamientOs en- tOdOs los Tribunales
de Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abOgadOs
Acuna TexidOr. Buen traductOr y
m&quina de escribir.
Los empleados que resuIten ce-
santes con Ia implantaci6n del nuevo
Departamento de Carload y Prisiones,
disfrutsran de 80 dias de licencia con su
sueldo, sea desde primero de Abril has
ia ell 80 del mismo.
Gomez Brioso ha presentado hoy
aI Consejo Executive, ell nuevo proyecto
de gastos para carload, sanidad y prisio-
nes, con una economic de och0 mil do
liars. Ell Conseio acept6 este presu-
puesto.
<THE HELVETIAs.-27,c Gale de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.-
stable d'hotel0. ApOsent0s para fami'
las y persOnas sOlas. C0midas a GIN
cuenta centavOs cubiertO. Ban0s. Te'
lefono, l92. ApartadO correo, 205. Pro
pietariO, Pedro Schira. NOta: Este hO'
tel esta cargo de una senorita ca
guena.
-Seg6n los 6ltimos informes que
hemos recibido, ell DR.. don Ricardo
hernandez no ha aceptadO ell cargo de
asistan .secretario de Carload y Prisio-
nes.
Para este cargo Sc indica al DR..
Goenaga al Corresponsal de Ia prensa
asociad&.
Por 10 tanto quedara interinamente
en- ese cargo ell DR.. Goenaga.
-Varios pueblos de Ia isla han pc
dido socorros al gobierno para atender
las necesidades mas perentorias de Ia To-
calidad. Esos pueblos no pagan sus
empleados nj atienden & L. hygiene p6
blica & causa de 81 pobrezs.
La cerveza <Pabsto es Ia mejor
que Sc toma en- Puerto-Rico. Importa-
dores: NJ r. Calder6n y Ca, Tetuan II,
San Juan.
En- esta Imprenta SO vende papel
ui0in Gn aopiGdf00c Il r.uinfal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-29
iHIELO!

Unico deposfto para la venta
en- Caguas: ell cafe ''EL REcREo'
frente a la plaza, q centavo y me-
dio libra. Por quintales, Sl-zo
por ajuste. u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-29
MANIFFSTA0ONES
Caguas, Mario % de 1904.
Sr. Director de La DEMoCRAoIA.

Or. DlrocGOr DC LA DEMOCRAOIA.
Muy sefIor mfo: Sfrvase dar cabida
en- su ilustrado peri6dico q las siguientes
l1neas.
Ell domingo era yo uno de los que
componfan la manifestation republicans,
llevada efecto por varios hombres de
los que, predicando una doctrine que ha-
cen Greer Ia de los pstriotas, solo sirven
para provocar las gentes honradas y ex-
ponerlas con sus interperanclas lnsul-
tos IN fin desastroso.
Disuelta la manifestation y va en- mi
casa, habiendo refexionado sacramento
sobre Ia actitud provocative de aquel
grupo de hombres del cual formaba yo
parte, estoy completamente arrepentido
de pertenecer 81 NAL p&rtido llamado Re-
publicano, y desde hoy hago mi nueva
adhesion al partido <Uni6n de Puerto
sensatos, los verdaderos patriotas y los
Eatria.
ANGEL HERNANDEZ.
(Obrero.)
Caguas, Mario 20 de 1904.
SenOr Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy senior milo:
L0 aGraQocSro dc ca DlQa en- Su 1luS
trado periodico a las siguientes lineas:
No habia pertenecido ningunO de
los partidOs pOliticOs que existierOn en-
ell pals, pOrque ningunO llenaba las as
! piraciOnes de mi alma.
Hoy, que el partido <Uni6n Puerto
| rriqusna>~ tiene en- su plataforma una
aspiration de Independence de Puerto
Rico, 6sta satisface mi alma poroue
amante de la TIibertad, no puedo com
prender que bajO un regimen aut6crata y
desp6tico puedan existir hombres ibres,
20 no puedo pertenecer al numero de
los esclavos sin pr0testar, hago f1rme
adhesion al partidO <Union Puertorri
| quena~
Sere esclavo, pero ell latigazo de mi
despreciO sera ell galard6n que p0dra Os
tentar ell NAmO.~
| SANTIAGO MARTI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-29

En- esta Imprenta SO vende papel
viejO de peri6dicOs 8 2 quintal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
TAR EXPLODED
Causing Fire Alarm to Be Sent in and
Big Crowd Gathered, But No Damage
Done Except to Cook Stove.

Considerable excitement was caused
over the discovery of fire in the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Margaret afulheans, on
Second street, at O'Clock Friday. and
several hundred peoPe were soon on the
scene. Toe fire department responded
promptly and was ready for action.
when the word was given out that the
FIRE was out
Thomas Mulhearn was preparing TO
paint the roof Of the wash house and
had placed kettle of tar on the cook
stove to warm. The heat caused it to
explode and the tar caught afire, max
ing considerable smoke and causing the
tar to run down over the stove. The
kettle was speedily dashed into thu
back yard and the fire was ended. The
only damage done was that caused by
the tar running over the stove.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
SARDIS.

DR.. and Mrs. DeForest and family,
Miss Rose Cummings. Mrs. DeForest's
sitter, left here last Tuesday morning
for Clarkburg, from which place they
too train to go to Rodford, Va, to be
gone for two weeks. In the meantime
they win attend the funeral service Of
Mrs. DeForests mother.
Charles Sandy, or Marshyille, was il
sadris Sunday and Monday.
Miss Cora Linville returned HON,
from St. Louis, to stay with her sicl
mother.
MissJ-aura Bramer returned home las
Monday to stay this summer, as hel
scaol closed at Lumberport.
Mrs. Nancy Allen has moved to Sardii
from Marshville and makes her hom,
with her aunt, Mrs. Rebeeca Linville.
DR.. Ezra Cummings win 90 to Virgin
it to attend his mothers funeral preach
ing next Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
FAST DRIVING
On the Streets of the City Must Be
Stopped Says Mayor Shialds-
Policemen Are Instructed TO Ar
rest Persons So Doing.

Mayor Shields made the announce
ment Friday morning that it was the
intention OF the city officials to stop
all fast driving and riding on the streets
Of the city. This has been INDUCED in
to a considerable extent the past two
weeks and many complaints have been
made TO the mayor. Fast driving Of
riding cat any other than an ordinary
travelling gait on the streets, alleys OF
roads of the city is made punishable by
the city ordinance regarding oiTensc.
against the peace at the discretion of tae
mayor to the extent of his power
Strict orders were given to the city pc.
lice Friday morning to arrest any and
all persons for fast driving.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
BANKERS
Select Fairmont As the Next Place Of
Meeting Hart, of Wheeling, Elect
ed President of Organization.

The eleventh annual convention Of the
West Virginia Bankers Association at
Huntington adjourned after selecting
Fairmont as the next meeting place
The following officers were elected:
President-Charles B. Hart, Wheeling
Vice Presidents-First district, A. n.
Pritchard, Warrington; Second district
Ira E. Robinson, Grafton; Third dis
trict, NJ. NJ. Williamson, Charleston;
Fourth district, A. c. jackson, Sisters
vile; Fifth district. j. X. oney, Hunt.
ington.
Secretary and Treasurer-c. t. Hite.
shaw, Parkersburg.
Delegates to national convention OF
bankctrs--J. D. Baines, Charleston;
Charles w. Robinson, Fairmont; An
thony Smith, Harrisville. Alternates
W. Paul, Philippi, Elkins; Edward Nelly
Parkersburg; ]. l. Dickinson. Charles,
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
SOME OIL NOTES.

In the Folsom district, the South Penn
Oil Company has drilled its test well on
the L. D. Harbert farm through the
Gordon and developed no oil or gas.
The same company has completed its
No. 6 on the E. o. Hall farm and mas
buster. The same company has drilled
its test well on the Elisha Atha farm l6
feet into the Gordon and is fishing. IN,
test on the R. Grub farm is drilling in
the Gordon and has no oil or gas.
The South Penn has drilled its No.
5 on the Wesley Robinson farm 40 feet
into the Gordon and the hole has filed
up 700 feet with oil.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
SALEM COLLEGE
WIN Hold Its Commencement Next
Week With Class of Six-yarious
Exercises Throughout the Week

The annual commencement exercises
at Salem College will take place next
week, the exercises commencing on Sat.
urday evening.
There are six young people to grad
nate in the class of 1904, five gentle
men and one lady. Four of this mum
Der will graduate from the normal
course and two from the classical course
The order Of the exercises win be al
follows:
Saturday night, june ll-Mnsical re.
cital; calisthenic drills by the class in
physical culture.
Sunday night-Baccalaureate sermon
by Rev. Arthur Hank, pastor Of the
Salem Baptist church.
Monday-s.OO A. m, Philadelphia
Lyceum. Programs
Tuesday, 200 p. manual stock.
holders meeting; 500 p. m, annual CON
cert by the department of music. The
Mandolin and Guitar Club. of Clarks-
burg, viii furnish music, and Miss Clellie
Lowther will play the violin.
Wednesday morning-Annual com
mencement exercises; night, closing lee
ture by spillman Riggs, manager of til
Central Lyceum Bureau and a lecturer
of prominence His subject will BID
Musical Fits and Misfts."
An admission fee will be charged for
the lecture and concert. The other ex
ercises will be free.
The classes of 1905, 1906 and 1907
have been organized. The classes oil
1905 promises to be the largest, mum
bering eleven persons.
The graduates are Sherman S. Sam.
pies, Otto r. Bond, L. l.. Sadler, Nancy
E. Davis, Edward Davis and S. orestu,
Bond.
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PUBLIC SALE AT ADAMsroN.


We viii sen at public auction al
Adamston, at our place of business, on
Friday, june Il. 1904, beginning at 10
o'clock a. m, the following property:
Five horses, one meat wagon and har.
ness, J one-horse wagon, double-door
refrigerator, tools sufficient to run a
meat shop, 70 had OF stock hogs, l tai.
low kettle, | tallOw press and three
fresh cows.
WIN sell or least slaughter house on
day of sale.
Terms Of sale made known on day Of
sale.
FRANK OoUssoN & 90.
iuneo- d&w-lt.
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ARE You MovINea

don't fail to- consult US. That
lon desire your household goods
We have every facility for
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
ANOTHER HIT
Of Serious Nature Sustained By John
W. watkins-Fell On His Head
Distance of "a Feet.

John W. Watkins is in a critical con.
dition at his home near the old fair
grounds as the result of fall Wednes.
day afternoon. He was engaged in
washing the front of his residence. when
the accident occurred. He fell on his
head distance OF Il feet and has been
suffering ever since with pains in his
head. The attending physician thinks
his spine was also injured. The extent
of his injuries have not been fully as,
certained and his condition may become
very serious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
DR.. PETERS ATTENDS CONVENTION

DR.. Lewis E. Peters is home from
Cameron, where he attended Sunday
school convention and delivered lee,
ture. He will go to Richie county next
Tuesday to attend the Harrisyille Bap.
fist Sunday school convention, which
meets in that county next week.