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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
CREDIT
Of Diplomas Of clarksburg High School
Allows Graduates to Enter Fresh
man Classes of Colleges and
Universities.

Four members of last years gT-ad1Ia.t
ing class OF the Clark7burg High School
have entered colleges at the beginning
of the winter term. three of them en-
tcring the freshman class which privi-
Ie.se is accorded them when they hold q
diploma Of graduation from the ClarEs-
burg High School. without any further
preparation. the local High Scncol being
an accredited preparatory school for en-
trance into colleges and universities
Miss Alma IIayrnaler nas entered the
freshman class OF the University OF
Cfnciaianti. Mr. Edgar Hood has en-
tered the freshman class of tine Statd
University Michael Connell mas been
appointed to a scholarship in Washing
ton & Lee University and he enters in
to the freshman class there with tine full
credit granted him by his diploma of
graduation from the Clarlssburg High
school. This scholarship is tne one ten
dered to the Clarksburg High School two
yenrs ago by the Washington & Lee
University and Mr.. Conaell is The firet
graduate to accept it. Miss Genevieve
Hay1naker, also q member of the 'hist
years graduating class mas entered tine
metropolitan School of Music at Gin
cinnati. but this is special school and
does not require credit tllrougn previous
schooling III all branches. although Miss
HayInaller has that credit in ner nigh
school diploma.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
UNION men
FOR ROOSE VELT
Nh. curran says Parker ana Davis Wall
Get But Very Few L.abOring

Milwaukee, wis, seut. q .rwrcaics
j. Cnrran, OF the International Union q
Interior Freight Handlers 8 Warehouse.
men, decIarcs Roosevelt win be tne
choice OF the majority Of union fnen.
Parker viii receive few union mems
votes, ne said. a.DsBs, on the other hand
viii be favored by worlSingmen who
have lost hastily begun strikes, and foT
that reason have become disgrlntlest
RooseveIt, though not elected By the
people to the presidency, has proved
himself the friend Of the people and -
pscially the workingrnan, and it needs
little intelligence TO figure ort what le
will be to them once he feels ne mas the
endorsement OF the people Through tne
peoples votes"
aThe laboring man. and especially
old members of the A. R. o., like my
self have not forgotten II. G. Davis
the Democratic vice presidential can
didate When the big strike was on
in 1901 he had our organization served
with infunctfons at Columbus, Cincin-
natl, cnicago and other points restrain
ing them from entering the State Of
West Virginia for the purpose Of or
glnizing his mine workers"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27

FOR WRIT
To Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Nc
Kenna in the Matter of Thomas
5aggerty and Others.

Attorney aries &. Johnson. corln-
sci for The ,.Haggerty ansl other
strike ogitato u labor organizers.
returned Tucsdl rning from Wash
ington City, whit went to get a
writ OF habeas corpt Haggerty and
others who were in ta,e Wood county
jail on the cnarge of being y contempt
Of Judge John j. Jacksoa's court in the
Preston county coal strike mat r. He
applied for the writ at 8 o'clock 'siay
night to Justice Fuller and Justice Fe-
Kenna, of the United States strpr,
court in vacation and the matter was
ihave been considered by them the next
day. but AIr. johnson received word
about midnight that they had been turn
ed out Of jail and the case dismissed.
This, OF course, brought an end to the
petition. Ii the writ had been granted
the case would have been set for the
first day of the next term of tine United
States supreme court, Oct 10.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
At the eospel .ent

These services still continuc every
evening Mt 1880 o'clock with rowing
attendance and interest.
Last night Ed. j. 5. James speS on
the signs Of the Times" Presen = =
many interesting and important facts
support OF the doctrine OF the soon com
ing OF Christ, and OF tine great import
ance of being fully prepared for TINS
grand event.
Tonight at 1880 Ed. B. +. PurlhaIn
will speak on the Five Kingdoms of
Daniel End Chapter, or the Great I'm
age of Nebuchadnezzar' Dream"
All are invited to come and hear on
these interesting lines OF prophecy,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
TETER
DENIES 1T
says He Has Never Been and Is Not
Now Candidate For the United
States Senate.

Hon. Charles F. Teter has given out
the following signed statement, deny
ing that he is a candidate for the Unfted
States senate:
was a candidate for the nomination
for governor and was defeated. am
now private in the rear ranks, and
rather enjoy the individual freedom and
comfort ] get from IT, / do not want
to appear in the eyes OF the people IS a
chronic ofFiec-seeker, because I am not
that.
have never Thought of being an can
didate for the United States senate, nor
am now a candidate. The rumors
that have Uttered through into the
newspapers. which. state that ! am OF
will be a candidate for the United
States senate in opposition to either
senator Scott or Senator EIlCins, were
not inspired or authorized by me or my
friends.
CHARLES +. TETER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
CONV0CATIoN
of Nortbwestern District of West Viz
qinia Diocese Of Episcopal Church
Meets in Weston With Bishop
Peterkin Presiding.

The Northwestern Convoedtion pf tnc
West Virginia dioeese Of the Protestant
Episcopal church eonvenes in the
F,pjscopal church at Weston Tuesday
islrt. Rev. James F. PIummer, rector
of Cnrisf Episcopal church, in this city
left IN the afternoon train; Tuesday to
atters Bishop PeteIBin Presides over
the Ser ms which are to be held Tues
day and ednesday nights.
Rev. Pl rner was accompanied e
Weston by : cousin. Rev. 9. T. Nc
Rae. Of Sh~ 4, China. missionary
Of the cnur ~. McRae will deliver
M address at tne. ednesday night Sos
sion upon his missie ary work in tales
far east.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
INCREASE
In Number of White Pupils Enrolled in
City Schools Over Last Year and
Decrease in Number of Col
ored Pupils.

The enrolment Of white pupils in the
cldrksburg public schools shows n big
increase oysir the enroLinehrt Of tn3
same time last year. The enrolment
Of colored pupils shows a decrease over
that Of last year. At the beginning oS
the present week, which is tine fourth
week Of the present scnool year, the
number of white pupils enrolled is 1924
At the end OF the fourth week last
year the enrolment was but, 0ls. Az
the beginning of the fourth week last
numbered 100 and at The beginning Of
The same week this year the enrolment
il 100.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
BY Associated press.

Boston, sfass.. Sept. ga telegram
from The Secretary OF State ut Wash
6ngton was received today BY the lieu
tenant governor in the absence Of tas
governor, enlling attention to the fin
ing 1T Lee. Ainss., Of member Of tho
British Embassy for excessive speeding
Of an automobile and for contempt Of
court in denying the right of tine court
to impose the fine.
The lieutenant governor consulted At
torney General Nash sand sent dis
patch in reply TO Acting Secretary Ad'
lee. at Washington.
the telegram from Washington point.
"a ont that attaches and members oi
foreign Legations are exempt from AZ.
rest BY stete authorities
lieutenant Governor Guild promised
to take inemdiate action in tine case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
Men Sent to Army.

Lieutenant Dana n. Merrill. Of Park
ci,sbgrg. and Officer Glasgow sent four
men from the local recruiting station 10
the United Siates army Monday night
Charles II. and Gro b. Bennett went 10
the field ARTILLERY at st. Lous and John
r. and Walter =. Fogg went to the
coast artillery in N'fw York state. Thrce
foreigners and John Lowery were re,
iected, tine latter because Of the fact
that he is minor. Officer Glasgow will
have Private John Ensign, Of Parkers-
burg, as an assistant in few days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
Football For clarksburg.

The nigh school foot bah team i hard
at work under Coach NIulheran for its
first game, Saturday Oct. l, when the
season for 1904 opens in Clarksburg
Coach Mulheran expects to have a fa-s1
team but the Iightest in years, as they
only average 100 pounds. TIney nave
arranged good schedule for the season
and viii give some good home games.
They would also like to hear from some
l2O.pound teams. Address Paul Wei
ylenheimer, sO6 North Sixth street,
CIarSslyurg, w. Va, phone 4o6.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
DANCE AT
UNION PARK
BY Plumbers Union, No. acc, Was En-.
joyable Affair miss Powell and
Mr.. Smith Copsidered Hand
somest Couple.

The dance given III tie. elsina Mt Tn
ION park Monday night by Plunbs
Onion. No. 200, was avery dslightflt
affair and aloEe who attended enjoyed
themselves immensely Nfustt was rem
dered ~ a full ort4hestra and refreBh-
lrients were provided for.
The big feature 81 tao affair ws.s tae
presentation Of Eve dollssrs in gold to
Miss Pearl Powell and MI. II o. sr1fta
who were considered fise tandsonest
couple on tho dancing aoor The usaal
stree tca1 accomsno tioa ggqfe slad ard
the whole evening w one u nuon
pleasure y tnose lp attended
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
WABASH
TO RESJ
WORK
REPORT IS ON RELIABLE AUTHOR.
ITY THAT SUCH is TO BE CASE
IN THIS STATE.
LARGE FORCE OF MEN WILL GO TO
WORK FIRST DAY OF MARCH
NEXT YEAR.
Road Is To Be Built From Pittsburg to-
Belington to Connect With the West
Virginia Central Railroad At ThGt
Point.

Ii is leurned upon excellent authority
that tine Wabash Raiiroad Company has
decided 10 again take up The work Of
construction Of its Belington Pittsbu1g
line in this state. It is given out that
tine work viii be resumed with large
forces OF men on the first day Of March.
1905.
This means that the Wabash win
in year or eighteen months be-.
CO. a through trunk line from tno
wen .ae Atlantic seaboard ut Balti-
moro lines to he constructed arc
from ut near Pittsburg through
AIorgant and Fairmont, Grafton 70
BeliugtoRy s.e,sre connection Is made
by the already quired West Virginia
Central Then, with The construction
OF tine link between the West Virginia
Central and the Western Maryland the
line between Pittsburg and Baltimore
will be completed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27

WOLATORS
Arrested at Berrysburg and Brought Here
For Trial-one Gives Bond and
the Other Is Jailed,

United States Deputy MARSHAL Dan
i. Jackson brought Harry Reubenstein
and Bob Page both white, from Berry.
burg. barbour county. to tine city Tues
day morning and took them before
United States Commissioner Thomas $.
Spates on the charge Of hoviug violated
the internal rereuue laws Reubenstein
waived examination and gave bond Of
5000 Page was given hearing and
ncld. In default of bond he was sent to
Jail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
Elka Meet ronieht.

CIarksburs Lodge. No. 1872 Benevolent
& Protective Order of Eiks, viii meet
in regular session tonight vt 8 o'eloek
in shc lodge rooms in the Despard
building on Third street. All members
of the lodge are requested to be present
as interesting matters will DO consider
ed. A cordial invitation is extensled 70
all visiting EllSs in tine City TO attend
the meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
Taken to Penitentiary.

Bailey BdnncH, sentenced for three
years for tine theft Of a mule from the
Rosebud Coal company, and Clarence
aud John Goodwin. sentenced for three
years encn for stealing copper wire at
the Perry coal mine at Adamston. were
taken Tuesday afternoon to the Peni-
Tertiary at Moundsville by Deputy
sheriff Fred Fleming and Harvey
Fleming.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
A A,v,rded EIandsome Contract.

r. c. Iafrmty, Of the firm, Holinboe
4 Iafrerty, igs been awarded anotneEl
inandsomc contract II is for the arehi'
tccturll work OF 4he LAunberport bank
opera louse and lodge building Mt Lunl.
bel.port. The structure will cost $i5, 900
compl leted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27

The board of regents OF the univer-
sisy met today ut the presidents olIiee
for The firstm Getting this school year,
The nmin purpose Of the anaeting Il to
make tne regular biennial report to tho
legislature Tine first meeting conycn
ed al ten o'clock this morning and al
iomnmcnt viii probably not be made
before tomorrow evening. j. J. VIII
liams Of Lewisburg has been appoint.
cd to succeed Or. Hale, reeently resign
ed This is an excellent appointment
and the school is to be congratulated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
DECISION
On Right Of LMolIette or the "stal-
warts'' in Wisconsin To Be Handed
Down BY State Supreme Court
AZ Aasociated Prese.

Madison, Wis, Sept. 27--The decision
Of the supreme court on the right La
toilette OF the 'stalwart" faction Of the
Republicans TO be represented on the
state ticket was expected today but
was not announced owing TO the absence
Of tie chief justice who is detained by
Illness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
coroner.s 1naue.t delayed.

By Associated Press.
Cincinnati, o., Sept, "a The coroneF's
inquest over the victims Of the Pleas
mt Ridge disaster, waere nins scnooi
girls perisaed in a Mlrlt, VIII be de-
layed day or two, while he has an i'm
spcction made by an expert Of the con-
iition Of the tfmbrrs in the flooring.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
FOR FORGING
Al CHECK
Burton cottrilI, Of Near wallace, IS AT.
rested On Complaint of VIII Nus
baum and jailed For Hearing.

Upon a warrant issued at tHe instance
of Will NusbarIIn, Burton cottrill, Of
near Wallace. was arrested and brought
to jail here Tuesday. Nusbauln charges
Cottrill with having feloniously forged
a check for the payment Of money, the
check pllrporting to be on III order Of
=. NJ. Cour-trignt, Of Wallace, and drawn
upon the Wallace Bank The check
amounted to $35 and was rendered to
Nusbaum in payment Of an account due
him. The action was brought in Mag
istrate NJ s, Riley's court. The court
held CottrilI for hearing on Oct i, at
/ p. m, and in default Of bond to aP-
pear ut that time hc was committed to
Jail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
WAR NEWS


BY Associated Press.
Toxic, Sept. ~ the Emperor today
returned the call of prince Charles Of
HohenzoIlern. Tonight at a dinner at
The German Legation the Prince will
mgct the Japanese @binet and naval
ana military officers. In two weeks he
viii leave for JaPanesc heasisiparters all
tine front
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
Dave Hnl win Speak.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
New York, Sept. % David ,. Hill
Win speak in Indiana October ~, Is and
10 1T places designated by tlle State
Democratic committee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
Former Congressman Dying
BY Associated P1ess.

NIiddlssboro, KY. Sept. 2TFormeI
Congressman D. q. colson Is dying from
nervous collapse.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27

Tine county clerk has issued q mar.
riage license as follows
Ellsworth Huffman and AIollie Moore,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27
By Associated PRESS.

oy 4AlsVlIlItaU EA1l-'
st, Petersburg Sept 27-It q regard
ed as settled that Grand Duke Nicaolas
Niehohevitcii will be comnandsr-its-
clief when the second Russian army &
sent to AianchIiTia,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27

IN MASSACHUSETTS BY THE STATE
COURT CONTRARY 10 INTERNA-
T1oNAL LAWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT AT WASH
TNGroN CALLS GOVERNORS AT
TENTION no MATTER.

Members Of Foreign Legations Are Ex
empt From Arrest By State Authori.
ties-State Promises To Take I'm.
mediate Action.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27

Invitations Issued For Opening Dance.
Invitations for a dance that IS TO
mark tae opening Of the ElISbridge dane
ing hall for the winter season were is
sued in the city Tuesday. They read as
follows:
You are oordiuly inwitesl to attend
The Opening Ball
given in
Ellobridgc Hall
Wednesday evening. sept 2s, 1901
Gentlemen IS cents; Ladies' free
Music by Opera House Orchestra.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-27

CHARLES +. TETER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-30
IMP PROvEMEHT OF
THE OHIO RIVER
A SCHEME INVOLVING FROM $40,
100000 TO S6o,oOo,ooo
II is Proposed to Canalize the River
From Pittsbura to the
Mississippi.

Washington. Dec. 26.-Unless' con-
gress, in its desire to have economy
stTangles the river and harbor bill that
is now in course of preparation indi-
rect approval will be given to one Of
the greatest internal waterway i'm
provement schemes ever proposed for
this country. The scheme is to can
alize the Ohio river from its source
to its mouth"
The cost of the undertaking will GER
tainly not be less than $40,0O0,0OO and
may go to $GO,OO0,OOO. The purpose
vii! be TO afford 9-foOt depth of
water in the river every day in the
year, and thereby make it possible to
use the Ohio and Mississippi for the
transportation of bulky freight from
the PittsbuIg district to tidewater,
via New Orleans.
The original plan for the improve
ment Of the Ohio contemplated the
construction of 81 dams between Pitts
burg and a point a short distance be-
low Cincinnati, each to cost from
100000 to $2jO,0OO exclusive of land,
The total estimated cost was a trife
less than $2OO,O00,OO0. But it pro-
vided for only six feet of water The
new plan provides for nine-foot
channel, beginning with the enlarge
ment of the channel of Pittsburg and
as appropriations are secured, the
changing of the dams further down the
river, so that they will carry 9 feet of
| water.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-30
$4,000, 600 A YEAR
THE BRIDE MAY CONTRIBUTE
TOWARD PAYING THE GRO
GER AND BUTCHER.

Washington, Dec. 26.-Miss Mar
guerite Hyde (Daisy) Letter, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Levi Letter. and
Henry MolyneouX Paget Howard, nine
teenth earl of Suffolk and Berkshire,
were wed at noon today at the Letter
home in Dupont Circle by Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith of st. Johns church.
Only a family party witnessed the
ceremony. Joseph Letter escorted his
sister and Hon. Lionel Guest attended
his countryman. The couple departed
late this afternoon for New York to
sail Wednesday on the Baltic for Eng
land. The bride had an English sea-
son before her Washin gton debut and
at 25 she had comprehensive view of
The world, having participated in the
society of nearly every European capi-
tai as we'll as witnessing the special
pageantry of life at the vice-regal pal
aces Of India. She is fond of riding;
an expert at stiff cross-country sport,
and Is also said to know thing or two
of the good points in her string of
hunters. Indications are that the
bride has gone to England with at
least an income of $2000,000 to begin
married life on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-30
FATALLY INJURED BY
DYNAMITE PLOSION
SCORES OF WcRKMEN BURIED
UNDER THE DEBRIS.
TWO Blasts Failed to ignite when the
Others Were Exp!oGed-iit by
a Steam Shovel.

Chicago, Dec 26--Three men were
fatally injured, twelve seriously hurt
and many others cut or bruised by a
terrible explosion of dynamite in the
new section of the drainage canal near
Loclrort today.
Two large charges of dynamite that
had failed TO explode when general
blast was set cGi, exploded almost di-
rectiy uader a huge steam shovel,
wreclIing it aud burylng scores OF
workers in the debris.
One hundred men were wording
within 200 feet of the scene of the eX-
pIosion and all were more or less hurt
by the shock and the dying stones.
Ten tremendous charges of dyna-
mite had been placed in the rock along
the new section and set off by elec
tricity. An acre or more OF rock was
lifted and the earth cOnvulsed Then
hundreds of tons of shattered stone fell
back into the cutting.
The workmen supposed that all the
charges had been exploded and as soon
as the fumes had cleared away the
wclkmen clambered back The steam
shovel was swung into position and
the work Of clearingoaway the tons of
debris was begun. .T0 4l % .
A few moments later, while the
shovel was pIowing its way through
a mass of shattered rock, two blasts
which had failed to ignite, let co. re-
sulting in the injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-30
ARMY OFFICERS
CRITICIZE DESIGN ADOPTED BY
CONGRESS FOR MEDAL
OF HONOR.

Washington, Dec 2G.-Army officers
are criticislng the war department for
adopting a new design for the con-
gressional medal Of honor and award
ing a contract for 5000 medals 1t is
purposed to enforce the substitution
Of them for medals now in possession
of medal Of honor men, The objection
is to the gold plating of the bar and
spreadeagle at the top. They point to
the fact that Englands victoria cross
is of brass and that other countries
have medals of brass metal and de-
clare that the latest order of the de-
partment in addition to providing an
imitation medal is attempting to force
them to give up their present medals
which has become valued by associa-
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-30
CHADWICK EXTRAD|T|ON PAPERS'
Prosecutor KeeI6r Has Forwarded Additional Aff-
davts to Sheriff Barry Which Are Expected
10 Satisfy Governor OdeIl.
FURS VALUED At $4,000 HAVE BEEN LOCATED

dtion of Dr. Chadwick from that state
to Ohio were imperfect II was ex-
planned that the papers did not show
that DR. Chadwick was in Ohio on the
date named for the alleged offense,
namely March 5, 1903. The prosecutor
at ono began the work of preparing
the necessary aflidavits and they were
forwarded to Sheriff Barry in New
York. Mrs Chadwick expresses great
grief over the incident of her hus-
band.
She said tonight 81 suppose it will be
a severe blow for the doctor to be met
with papers for his arrest upon his ar
rival in this county on Wednesday and
have pleaded with Sheriff Barry to
do everything possible to cas- the stu
alton The sheriff will catch tha
steamer If possible outside of Sandy
Hook and notify the doctor of his ar
rest before the landing is made at
Quarantine If the doctor is not i'll he
will he brought to this city with as lit
tie delay as possible
Henry Wuerst, Of EIyrla, who holds
a number of Mrs Chadwick's jewels as
security for money loaned her has OK
pressed his entire Willingness to AZ
pear before the United States referee
in bankruptcy and make a voluntary
statement of his holdings. 1t is stated
by Wuerst that h estimated this
value of these Jewels at more than
$4,000 and suggests that an expert be
commissioned to make an inspection
and report on their value.
Today furs valued at $4,000 ami
owned by Mrs Chadwick weG3 located
and transferred to the custody OF Ref.