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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
Or. Niles Ann-pdin Pills.

st burtiat, flftert os paaribeli9t neibber Tor fbs eler
,erpps &opebp,ne, Rpsfmerer, mtapep,re, sesurals,a,
Mrosltet SSrrtabuttet, esoalssbeb. 1igt. eeiat.sa.
0nbebplber bperlen Opium eaer Meorftn % e~fterlabtr
ttsea fle,1ute Gfkrp,rtninser. Is 9ufs Csc BOA
apetAeter eler jeubes at Or. MilsS' Mebteal
60. Glttort. SahianA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-09
lLISTE NO. 4.

Bjursten, ii. Shy;ebmens SpH. Roma,
Dele; $40 oider....:.....:..$1.t
Bjornson, Bjornstjerne. Pao Cud
Veje. l. s%koledagene. II. I Mar
dommen. 295 Slider. &c
Bondesen, lngvar. Hersem paa Stef
nGrstdd. En- Fort@lling fra H,li.
Olafs It'd. 25e Slider. 81,
Dan, Adam. Solglint. Fortallinge,
on ~
: vadrbud. Fortallinger, Skitser OF
IIIS'o'.;..
-Maleren. Fort@lling. 5Ot
do. smukt indb. 75t
Drachmarn, Holger. Derovre fro
G1@mdsem. Streiftog over Diet dansks
ThermopolB 35c
: 6mandshistor1e $40 slider me,
Digterens Portrat. Au!horise-et Ud.
gave. Smukt indb. ST g;
Etlar, CART. Folk { N6d...........25,
lndhold: Jens som Ter. Pater Pedcr.
J0rgen Pranger.
-Gj6ngeh6vdingcn og Dronnimgen,
Edgtnae$ter. En- Fortnlling ..$l.W
d o smCkt indb .S1.2t
Hermann, Carl. Kongens Y1adlin
(Peder G%riffenfeld). Skildling af Dan
marks og Norges Historic Diet Tide Aar
hundrede, I.-lV. Del. 800 Slider. ST.
do. elegant indb..
Holberg, Ludwig. Jeppc paa Bjerget
eller den ~forvandlede Bonde. Come
dle uol 0 Akter.
lbsen, Henrik. Byg,nester Sozmess
Skuespil i 8 Akter. so
do. smukt indb. rs,
-TeJe Klgem. Eft Digit med Forfatte
rens Billede.. 10,
Janson kristOfer, Vjzdrose. Fortel
ling fra lndianerudbrudet i 1862. -
Slider. a5t
-Femtemde Wisconsin,. SOC
Janson, Drude Krogh. En- So1oonkee
Pers Datte1. .Fortalling. Gte Oplag
goo oloer.
do. smukt indb. .75e
kielland. Alexander l.. Fortuna. 70
mar 1874 Sider.. SO.
: do. smukt indb. 75c
Lie, Jonas. Lodscm og hans Hustru.
227 Slider. ..... @
do. smukt indb. 75c
-Koma1dmd6rems D6tre. FortHlling
fra Norge. 2O5 Slider. soc
do smukt indb. Use
-Omde Mogter. Fortalling. 295 ST.
SOC
do. snukt indb.
Mailing, Mathilda. M~umkeboda. En-
Fort@lling ...... soc
do smukt indb. 75c
Schj0rring, Johanne. Havets Datter.
En- Fo1tBlling fra Vesterhavet 1914
do. Smukt indb. Toe
Stepniak, Serge. En- N9hilist. Roman
med Forord af Georg Brandes. 300
Slider. 60c
do. sIukt tndb.. 75c
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
BOUND OVER
TO COURT
Were Fred Anderson and Dick criss on
Charge of Feloniously Assaulting and
Robbing Joe Taylor On Monticello
Avenue.

Fred Anderson and Dick criss were
bound over to circuit court by Magis.
trate s W. Gordon Friday afternoon in
the -um Of $500 each upon the charge
Of feloniously ASSEMBLING and robbinP
Joe Taylor on Monticello avenue on the
night OF May 81. The hearing was call,
ed Friday morning and was not finished
until one o'clock in the afternoon. !
large number Of witnesses were exam.
ined. The original warrant which ha1
been issued against the two charger
them with assault and battery but thi.
was dismissed and the warrant charg
ing them with felonious assault ant
robbery was issued. Taylor. claimed
that the young men relieved him o.
paper and silver money to the amount
Of $3.50. Botn gave bond with Mik
cri-s as theIf surety and they were re
leased from custody.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
SALEM
in COURT
WITNESSES IN BUMGARDNER DAM
AGE SUIT TALK ABOUT THEIR
TOWN AND THEMSELVES.
Evidence Shows That They Do Not
Dwell Together in Peace and Brotherly
Lovs Like is Done in the Great
Quaker City.

The James Bumgardner damage suit
against the Salem Express for alleged
defamation of character occupied the
attention of circuit court all day Friday
and was not completed at tine time tht
court closed for the day.
The defense put number Of witnesses
to substantiate the insinuations and
declarations in an article published by
the Express upon which the action *
based, and to tell the jury the general
conditions of Salem.
As the result Of these examinations
considerable bad blood and much spite
work were shown to have existed in
that town and to exist today, classes be.
ing arrayed one agains. the other and
there being bitter feeling generally.
Sale was confirmed in the cause of
Morgan R. Lodge against Henry c. Ross.
Continuance was granted in the
suits of Marshall Want against I. NJ
Kelley. and !stout-Johnson Lumber Co
against C, e. Southern.
The plaintiffs bill of particulars in
the case of Ezra C. spcrry against the
Southern Oil Company was filed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
YOUTHFUL
SMOKER
Was the Little Five-Year-oid Foreigner
Whose Father Kept His To6ie Light
ed Until He Grew Dizzy.

\ middle aged foreigner and a boy not
more that five years old attracted at
tention on the streets Friday morning
on account of the fact that the boy
smoked freely a black stogie, who's,
color Indicated its strength, and whicl
was kept constantly burning BY the
man diligently striking matches and
applying the blaze to the tobie. The
boy showed grit but soon got tangled
with his legs and walked along like ont
drunk. He was just as dizzy as he wa,
tangled. Some way or other they go.
away before the police sighted them and
thus did the man escape the punishment
be so much deserved. 1t was spec.
tacle that the Telegram hopes viii neve
be seen again on the streets of Clarks
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
IlIYTERI0US SHOOTING
~ OCCURS In CEMETERY
MAN AND WOMAN, PRESUMABLY
LOVERS, sHADowED BY TWO
MEN AT MIDNIGHT HOUR.
Resting Place Of the Dead Scene of a
Shooting scrape-Paries to 1t All
Unknown and All IS Shrouded in
Mystery.

A cemetery isenot an attractive place
TO make love, except in one particular
and shat is the quietness of the place
There are but few people who care to
frequent such place at night, but oc-
casionalIy a lone couple may be seen a:
the midnight hour meandering among
the tombstones, but whether to read the
Inscriptions. no one but themselves
know ~
So quiet is the resting place of the
dead that seldom does one hear of a
tragedy there, although the place is
sometimes shrouded in mystery and the
imaginative may see ghosts walking
about. But even this fxity of grave
yard is sometimes disturbed as it was
with The Odd Fellows cemetery night
or so ago.
a man and woman were seen to enter
Its gates and make their way silently
through the grounds in the direction Of
the rear. But they were followed by
two men. The latter crept steathily be.
hind them. bent ON seeing what they did
and hearing what they said. At last
they were discovered by the man with
the woman and he whirled and com
manded them to halt, bnt they replied
not word although they stood in their
tracks. The man and woman proceeded
to walk on and the men continued to
shadow them. The man that was be
ing followed turned again but this time
with revolver in hand. He commanded
them to quit the place, but they did not
obey. Instead they followed him and
the woman farther At this juneture II
possessed the shadowed man to turn NJ,
on them again and this was followed by
a pistol shot that rang out on the still
ness Of the hour An arm of one Of the
men dropped limp to his side. The bul
let had pierced it. Then the lover, if
such it was, covered them with the CUR
and went mp to them and saw who they
were. Cowed as they were they stood
without murmur until he had satisfied
himself as to their identity. Then at
his command and threat they beat
hasty retreat.
Who they were and what they wanted
no one knows Who the man and
woman We're is also mystery. What
they were doing there at that hour Of
night only themselves know@-It is, in.
deed. mystery, one that is likely never
to be unraveled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
HORSE SCARED AT THE DEVIL.


The merchants free exhibition Of
moving pictures on Main street last
evening under the direction Of W. L.
Shaw was highly entertaining, An
amnsing incident occurred during the
exhibition. 4 earriage horse driven by
a young man in earriage passed tac
large canvass just As the operator had
thrown a large picture Of Satan on Il.
The horse saw the picture and SHED at
it and for short time pandemonium
reigned among the large crowd which
Tad assembled to witness the exhibition.
Luekily no one was aurt and the animal
was snbdurd before any damage was
done.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
IMPORTANT
INVENTION
Patented by Rev. cofield, Who VIII
Organize Company to Manufacture
and Place 1t On the Market.

Rev. L. n. Coffield, OF this city, has
Just been granted patent on ga.
safety alarm, which promises to revo-
lutionize the uses Of gas as well as
the insurance systems. 1t is a con
trivance by which electric bells are runa
when the gas goes off or on when there
is too great pressure. II is easily at
tached to gas pipes and i an alarm that
Wild arouse, no matter at what point II
Is stationed in the building. He may
form joint stock company to manu-,
facture it here and place it on the mar
ket. and in case he does not do that he
viii arrange with the Westinghouse peo
pie TO manufacture IT, 1t is his owr
invention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
ORGANIZATION
PERFECTED
Kingsboro Heights Corporation Stock
Holders Hold Meeting in Waldo Hotel
and Directors and Officers Are Elected.

The stockholders Of the new KingsborC
Heights Corporation, the new real es,
tate company composed mostly OF WesI
Virginia business men, which will de.
velop Sl5O,Ooo tract of land subur.
ban to the city of Suffolk, Virginia, held
meeting in the Waldo hotel Thursday
evening and perfected an organization
The following board of directors were
elected:
J. G. Morrow, Pittsburg; B. R. Jones
Norfolk; S. A. Moore, Philippi; S. H
Bowman, TKflpi; c. !. Zirkle, Philippi;
0, II. Suck, st. alarys; D. B. Shaw, Bar.
louisville; B. F. Thompson, Clarksburg;
A. L. Hawse, Clarksburg; Lee Shafer
New York; G. r. Prondfoot, Buckhannon
The board of directors in turn elected
the following officers:
President-A. Z. .Scherr. OF Keyser.
secretary-c E. Robinson, of Philippi
Treasurer-c. /. zirkle, of Philippi.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
HARRISONIANS
AT FAIRMONT
Taking the Teachers Uniform Exam.
inatiOn-There Because They Are At.
tending the Normal There.


Several Harrison county persons gave
their home county wide berth and
went to Fairmont to take the teacher:
uniform examination. The papers OF
that city report the following applicant.
from Harrison county:
Ella \. Lang. Of Bridgeport.
B. F. Riley, of Bridgeport.
Emery c. Queen, Of Johnstown.
II. NJ. Queen, of Johnsiown.
Bonnie r. Swiger, of Shinnston.
Vida M Fighter. of Bridgeport.
Some Of these are doubtless attending
the normal school at tnat place and thi.
may account for their taking the exam.
ination there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
BETTER CLASS
OF FILIPINOS

Are Brought to This Country to Offset
Impression Made by thu Igorettes a
Worlds sFair-Postmasters Decided On
BY Associated Press.
Washington, D. C., May 2T-At a cab
met meeting today Secretary Of War
Taft explained that the purpose Of
bringing to this country representa-.
tive body OF the better class of Filipinos
was to Offset the impression made by
the exhibition of the lower class OF na.
tires at the st. Louis Worlds Fair.
Postmaster General Payne announc:
ed that the appointment of several post.
masters had been decided on. including
b. L. Long, Of Welch, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
OPENING
WAS FINE
At the Casino With Big Crowd in At.
tendance, Notwithstanding the Stormy
Weather.


The opening night OF the summer sea,
son at the casino in the Union Land
park was a decided success, notwith
standing the stormy weather. The au-
ditorium was wen filled with splendid
audience and the street car service was
very satisfactory, the running Of cars
every ten minutes being a big improve.
ment.
''The Bondman,' beautiful mcIo
drama, was presented by Miss Gcoreiana
Eddings and the Elmoor Stock Company
in very clever and pleasing manner
making a big hit, indeed. II was pre-
sented in five acts with specialties be-
tween. The cast of characters was as
follows;
Jason orry, The Bondsman. .......s
....-......,...- Chester Bishop
orlin sunlocks, his half brother ......
~, Joe Lawrence
Steven orry, their father, ............
-.........-.-..... Eugene Powers
Danny Dixon, friend Of sunlocks 80.
..-.,......,. Joe shafrer
Captain Jollyweather, of the Gena -.
...........-.....-..,..w D. Reed.
Sir sigfus, great priest. John Nedrew
Governor J~rgenson, of Iceland ....-.
.....,.."-...... Eugene Powers
Kitty Maitland, Maida's sister ......
8 ..--..,;....... Lottie Glenmore
Col. Maitland ........... F. u. Moore
Gena, the Captains wife .........
....-....,......... Augusta Durgon
Mazda Maitland, Southern girl .......
.,,.t......,... Georgiana Eddings
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
BALLOTS ARE CAST JUST BEFORE
ADJOURNMENT OF BUSINESS
SESSION OF THE WEST VIRGINIA
WHOLESALE GRocERs5 AssocIAe
TIoN.
ENJOYABLE BANQUET SERVED IN
DINING HALL OF THE WALDO
THURSDAY EVENING MARKED
END OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Huntington Win Entertain the AssOcia.
tion Next Year-Members Of the As
sociation Return to Their Respective
Homes.

The following are the new officers o.
the West Virginia Wholesale Grocer
Association elected just befoIe the clos'
OF the business session Of the annua
meeting in the Waldo hotel late Thurs
day afternoon:
W, c. Mcconaughey, of 1sirkersburg
president.
J. P Maxwell, OF wheeaing, vic,
president
ID. stevenson, OF Huntington, treas
urer.
F. 4. Meaiahon. OF Wheeling. seers.
tary.
The business session of The associa
tion ended with the election Of officers
The annual meeting came to an ent
with very enjoyable banquet in the
Waldo hotel dining room at eight O'Clock
in the evening. The following was tht
menu:
Little Necks
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
TIN PLATE MILLS
WILL BE SOLD TOMORROW
AT BANKRUPT SALE BY THE TRUs.
TEE, The WHEELING TRUST &
GUARANTY COMPANY.
Steel Trust is said to Be Among Bid,
ders and Mills May Be Dismaztled and
Moved Away.

The jackson Iron and Tin Plate mills
viii be sold here tomorrow at bankrupt
sale by the trustees, the Wheeling Trust
4 Guaranty Company, in pursuance Of
an order issued several weeks ago by
the referee in the case, George John.
son, at Parkersburg.
Thre Is said to be a number of bid.
ders and the steel trust is believed to be
among them. The latter, if it buys the
property, VIM likely dismautle tine mills
and move them away from clarksburg
The sale win take place on the prem.
ises.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
NEW FIRM
In Real Estate and Other Lines Com.
posed OF Messrs. Cunningham and Post
opsns For Business.

4. N. 7. Cunningham and Nathan
Post have formed partnership under
the firm name Of Cunningham & Com
pany, and nave opened IN office in the
Rookery building, for the purpo:e oi
conducting real estate business, a.
wen az to deal in gas engines, electrical
supplies, typewriters. and 20 on. They
win also collect accounts. They are
enterprising and successful business mer
and the Telegram predicts them sue,
cess in this enterprise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
BASKET
BALL TEAM
OF the Y. M. C. A. Leaves Friday Morn
ing For Fairmont to Play Match Game
With the Fairmont Y. NJ. C. A. Team.

The basket bah team of the Clarlss-
burg Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
lion accompanied by several "rooters'
left this city Friday morning for Fair.
mont to play a match game with the
Y. ". c. 7. basket bali team OF that
city. Those composing the team were
C. Thompson. Charley Kane. Tom John.
son, Ed. Lsubenstein and c. R. Conner
Charles Boughner. F. H. Holden and
Frank Mcdonald went along as sub.
stitutes. Physical director Charles 1
Hin also accompanied the team and he
viii aet as referee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
LAFAYETTE
WILL CLOSE
For the Summer and Fires VIII Be Re
suined Some Time Next September
Men Win Leave to Spend Vacation.

The Lafayette window glass factory
win close tomorrow for the summer and
fires viii moi be resumed until some
time in September. About 20 men have
been employed there mis- year. Some
of taem win spend the vacation in other
sections of the country and others may
go TO France, while still others will re,
main here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
ANNUAL
MEETING
OF the West Virginia Educational As
sOciatiOn to Be Hsld at MOrgantOwn
in June.

Invitations have been received here
as follows:
The Committee on Publicity,
- on behalf of
the citizens of Morgantown,
the officers and teachers of the
Morgantown Public Schools
and the president and faculties OF
West Virginia University
invites you to attend the
Thirty-fourth Annual Meeting
of the
West Virginia Educational Association
to be held at
Mcrgantown, West Virginia,
june twenty-one TO twenty-three,
Nineteen Hundred and Four.
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szsE BALL TEAM BEING FORMED,

\ base ban team is being Organized
BY the young members Of the local Y
" c. A. The players are being chosen
and Il il The intention to play the first
game in few days
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By Associated press.

London. May 27-zA dispatch from
Toxic to the Central News here says
Ninehou castle was occupied by the,
japanese at four o'clock this morning,
Later, it adds, the Russians were driven
from their position on the southern
heights and thai the Japanese are pur.
sning them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
MURDERED
FOR MONEY
Is Now the Theory in Reference tc
Nine Foreman's Death and Negro Has
Been Arrested.


BY Associated Press.
Portsmouth, o., May 27-It is low
supposed that Foreman ice Cullen. who
was found dead in coal tipple at the
Norfolk & Western terminal, was mur.
dered. Four hundred dollars are missing
Herman Hamilton. negro, has been
arrested on suspicion.
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GO TO JURIEs
Py Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press.
Rising Sun. Ind, May 27-Judge
Downey began MS charge to the jury in
the Gillespie case at s.45 o'eloek this
morning and at o.22 O'Clock and jury re-
tIred.sal
%HS. went to dinner at 1915 and
aftsrwm kdered cigars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
TELEPHONE MONOPOLY BROKEN.

Cincinnati, o, May 27-The Queen
City Telephone Company was today
gwen the right to lay wires in the city
by decision Of the probate Judge. This
breaks the monopoly Of all telephone
companies in the city. An appeal viii
6e taken.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-05-27
ANOTHER DEATH
FROM BOAT EXPLOSION
sv Associated Press.

Louisville, XIV. May &c. Letzicort
II Wellsburg. " Va. a deck nand, died
today from injuries received in yester.
dafy's steamboat explosion.
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REVISED
VERSION
Of the Scriptures Condemned by the
Episcopal Diocese of Missuuri-They
Say Show Us.
BY Associated Press.

St, louis, No. May 27-The Episeo.
pal diocese Of Missouri today voted
against the use Of the revised version of
the scriptures in worship.
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RUSSIANS
DRIVEN AWAY
BY Associated Press.

New chwang, May 27-The Russian
authorities here declare japanese bat
tleship has been sunk by submarine
boat and that three crafts of this class
are now at Port Arthur and another
j. er-oute to vladivostck b. -ail.