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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-05
AGENTS WANTED.


Statesmen WANTED-Age1ts deal
ers and storekeepeTs. tart IN business for
yourself on our capital We make mems
fine clothing to measure and YOU can sell
our perfect fitting. highest class tailoring
az a good profit for as little money as
others retail ready made goods. You can
control entire local trade with our line.
Fall line $50 Up-tO-date styles Of ,wOoiens
fashion displays. etc. nUv ready and
furnished free A great opportunity.
Write today for full particulars and ex-
elusive territory. Experience not abso-
lutely necessary American Wooden Mills
Co. Dept. A. Washington Boulevard and
Union Street. Chicago
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State Of Utah. city and County Of SAT

State Of Utah. City and County OF SAT-
Lakes.
]. ]. S. CritchIOw. city recorder Of SAT-
Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a fun, true
and correct COPY of an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance concerning streets and
sidewalks. amending sections 7l9. 40 and
72I of the Revised Ordinances of 1893. re-
lating to BICYCLES and other riding ma
chimes. repealing section rs of said Re
vised Ordinances and enaCting new sec
ton in lied thereof. and repeating al con-
f1icting ordinances and resolutions.
passed by the CITY council Of Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. June 10Th. 1904; vetoed by the
mayor and again presented to the city
council amended and again passed by the
CITY council By a more than twO-thirds
majority June 9th. 1904 and referred TO
the msvor for his approval, as appears OF
record in nv office
In witness whereof 7 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
(SeaD corporate seal Of said city this "a
day Of July. 1904
J. S. CRITCHLOW.
City Recorder.
Bill No S.
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state Of Utah. City and County Of Salt
Lake-ss
l. J. 5. Critchlow. city recorder of salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and forging is full. true and
correct copy Of an ordinance entitled. An
ordinance Ievving a tax upon the property
abutting on both sides of South Temple
to the west side of Seventh East street in
paving district No. IS. for the purpose Of
providing for the grading. curling and
paving thereof. passed by the city coun-
Gil CT Salt Lake City, Utah. June 9th,
1894. and approved by the mayor June
3Gth. 1904, as appears of record IN my Of
flee
In witness whereof I have, here
unto set nv hand and affixed the
iSeaD corporate seal OF said city this %
day Of July. 1904,
]. S. CRTTCHLOW.
city Recorder.
Paving extension No. II.
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s ROOMS. I61 ". Sd North. cor. Ounce.
go Apply Williamson. % Jennings block
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ROOMS for light housekeeping. and
sleeping rooms Barn for rsst 81 Z lst
South.
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HoARD Aun Rooars


ROOMS and excellent table service At
FL Z. tth South Tei- z2s5-Y-
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~~~~e~~~~~~-o~~~~~~~~~---~~~
GOLD quartz pin banjo shape, mare
on back. between rs So. Main and La
COON train Reward for return to Herald.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.
= PROGRESSIVE plumbers are always
prompt in answering calls. that's US
Keyting * Anderson Plumbing Co, 100
No LIST West. Phone 2262-I.
WHITEWASHING.
LARGE buildings and cellars a specfII-
~. "a Richards St. Phone INK
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15-ROOAI modern house. whole or part,
lawn, shade; partly furnished - w
5th South
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sPIRITUALIsTs.


We HAVE moved to 269 East Third
oouth- We tell your name and anything
YOU wish to know; free If we fail. no
questions asked Open today Q to g.
ArnOld-Dickson Bros Also wonderfuI
Illaterla4izing seance Thursday night All
IlIN-leu
troiOgist. g. W I'd South. upstaJrs-
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FoR RENT-EuRNIsYEo.

= " md So. SC. &c and 81 pei
cay Special rates by the week {. a
Thomas. proprietor.
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-FOUR rooms light, bath ana toilet Sc
Earl St. 4th and 9Th East, Sd South
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<.~~s~~~s~~~~-~~~~~S~s ~.~S~O~~~~s~@N~~aaN.
LADY'S PURSE containing checks and
money. Owner apply at this office and
prove property
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TWO completely furnished hOusekeep-
inE rooms. 651 So Cd East.
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THREE nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. with bath and electric
light, at 5I7 So. 9Th East.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs.
FOUND.

UTAH Marble Works Call on rs Cor
up-to-date work 3 West So. Temple.
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TICKET BROKERS.

.o~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~%S---
OTTgNGER'S TICKET OFFICE. N. J
Franklin, manager, - W I'd So. St
Tel I0S3
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WANTED.

Sl--sssesa<--N.~a
r.~~-->
SPECIAL notice to all hide and JGRk
csassrs snS individuals IN city and ccon-
t1y- The Great western Iron < &stsi
company inc capital 81. 99S) esrs5y AZ
u0unces the opening Of the large - htdes
meta ana junS yards this SIDE s. Cni-
you the highest prices for hides. J. Is.
wool beesWaS. furs. also scrap iron,
metals. bottles. rags. rubber, etc. We
Gefy competition as to prices and fair
dealings. We guarantee correct wsssht
u everyone 30 20 30 So. First West
s.. Phone 24ss-z.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
4 nice lot on east side. from S3.ooe to
Modern home. east side. from $500 to
I.ot near west Temple and list North,
The wILsoN-sHERMAN CO.
PARTIES to contract for the malt al
the Utah Brewery for the ensuing year.
P Butler. Prop.
UTAH JUNK CO. Highest prices paid
for scrap iron. rags, rub5ers, bottles cop
per. brass. etc 6S E. Sth So. Tel -
TEAMS. Is per cord Brown stone Co.
II e 1st South. Ind. and Bell phones "a
TWO miners TO take interest in bond
ana lease isf " Second South
EVERYBODY to pawn their diamonds.
watches. jewelry, guns. instruments,
tools. clothing. etc. at Uncle Sans -
2 lst So Special low rates Of interest
Large loans New York rates. Phone
AN experienced boOkkeeper and steno--
grapher. Address P o. box 1854.
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL trade house and lot in SpringvfIle
for good buggy team. See DR.. Higgins.
St Elmo hotel
COLLECTIONS.
S-N<~N-~~es~">S~->~~S~es~~
JOHN J. WALLACE & co. d p
Walker Bldg. salt Lake collect debts
everywhere Reference. Walkers Bank.
HOTELS.
Ss'N~~~~~S~-~~N~S~~~-~-~~~~ n~~~>~~~~~~~s~>~~N
LINCOLN HOUSE, IS E. First so
HB-RoOms-300.
Rates &c and Csc
SPIRITUALISTS
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The FIRST STEP

Toward recovering your health is made
when you commence taking Hostetter-s
Stomach Bitters. It restores the
stomach 20 normal condition, cor
reefs the liver. promotes bowel regUI-
arity ana induces restful sleep. Doctors
endorse Il and recommend il. 1t always
cures
Vomiting, Bloating, Headache, Dys-
pepsla, g e S { n, Dizziness,
Cramps, and Malariz, Fever and
Ague. Try one bottle and be con-
WINGED.
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GROsHELL+S TICKET OFFICE. es-
tabiished 1885. Railroad tickets bought.
sold and exchanged. No. 52I Main st
T. II. GTosheli. manager.
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EXPERIENCED collector 6sssres posi-
ton with good house, highest fecs1 ref
e-encess security Z required. Address +
T. Herald.
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sTRAYED

SMALL black mare about 700 pound.
Reward Brown Real Estate 60.
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state Of Utah. City and County Of Salt

Approved this Goth dav of June 1861
RICHARD p. MORRIS
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4. s. CHAPMAN. DENTIST.
$685. Scott StreveI Bldg. 'Phore IS5AT.
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JAPANESE nov wants a pos. ton as
cook OF any kind OF work- Address Z 3,
Herald
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gratefully acknowledge
kRs. DixoD,I
Sl above testimonials which vii prove 6s Haas.
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PARTIES to contract for the malt az
the Utah Brewery for the ensuing year.
P Butler. Prop
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

d. ". JAMES & CO, plumbing. steam
and hot water contractors. IS East Sec
ord South street Phone $40.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-27
R-CHAMRF
MEETING
Held By the Democratic County Execu
tive Committee and All the Can
didateS IN , Excluded, AS
a Precaution.

The Democratic connty executive com
mittee met in an office in the Horno
bi,ilding At i.s0 o'clock "Wednesday az
ternon and was in session about tive
hours
All the districts We're represented cS
ccpt Simpson there being nine members
of the committee present in all.
All the candidates were present, bui
the committee decided to hold a star
chamber meeting and not wishing q let
the candidates themselves know whats
the committee was up to the committee
under the prcteusc Of an eSeentiv'
session Of the committee. forced them
all ont and held the remainder Of Tho
meeting behind closed doors.
Robert a. Garrett was retained n
,ii,,irman Of the committe and j. w
Davis wns elected secretary
The candidates we're all assessed f.,
fund, for campaign purposes and they
win have to dig mp,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-27
.SHINNSTON
BURGLARY
YOUNG MAN GOES THROUGH THE
CLOTHES OF FELLOW BoARDERs
AND STEALS WATCH AND MONEY
Tried to Get Away But was Captured
at viropa and Held For sand Jury
Brought to Jail Eere.

Edward ZolIers aged % years anf
single. was brought to Jail nero wednes
day afternoon by Constable RofTee. from
Shinns,on. 10 await the action Of tho
grand jury al the charge Of robbery.
It appears that zollers committed /
robbery at the Robey boarding house a
Shinnston Tuesday evening, He had
been boarding there month or mori
aad willie tile other boarders were out
Mt work, he went through their Snnda,
clothes, taking S35 gold watch be
longing 10 Edward Norris and Sl.6n il
money belonging - Oscar Talkiugton.
zollcrs remained in !Shnnst on Tuesday
night but got wind Y the fact that
lie would be arrested and ne tried to get
away. but was captured below Vmopa
and brought bncl TO Shinnston. aud tnl
en- before Squire Thompson. who hels
him for the grand jury.
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WATCHNAN SUICIDES AFTER
QUARRELING WITH HIS WIFE
George H. Shooting
Heated Discussion with His
eandWh a intoxicated Condition.

in the morning and ne went TO the scent
at once He held an investigation find
ing. besides the revolver with which
Cunningham had killed himself. another
revolver OF thirty-two calibre in the
dead mans pocket. a razor, q pocket
knife, his watcn and other personal ef
feets were also found in his coat.
After making tnoroug investiga,
tion and taking the testimony Of Mrs.
Cunningham the magistrate decided
that it would be unnecessary to hold
an inquest giving as his opinion that
the man committed suicide while in
a desponlent intoxicated condition.
The remains were taken to the
house and the Clark-burg Fra
serntl Burial Asscciation Of this city.
Of which the dead man was a mem.
Der notified.
Cunningham was about forty Srar-
OF age He was the son Of Isaac Gun.
ningham, a well known citizen Of vii.
sonburg and o'Neil. Besides his wifi
he leaves two small children. There are
seven or eight brothers living in wi
sonburg and o,Neil and vicinity smvi,
wing besides onr sister. Mrs. David Max.
well. of Wil~onburg,
The arrangements for the funcra'
have not been completed a. yet, but j.
Nln occur from the late home Frida,
afternoon under the auspices of the
Clarksburg Frltt rnal Burial Association
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with her lie then left the house. and
started down the hill towards the coa'
tippies. His wife followed him AT some
distance behind After he hal proceed
ed about half the why between the
house and the tippIe- Mrs Cunningham
heard three more shots. Sne claimed
afterwards that she Thought the shot
had been fired at her a. she heard ons
strike the ground near where she wa
standing.
After the fourth shot Cunningham
kept on lii way towards the coal tip
pies and when he got on the cast track
OF the railroad running under the tippl,
he fired the snot that ended his life
The shot en- cred hi head Just behin
the right rar and came Out froat the top
Death was Instantaneous.
AIRS. Cunningham ran up ana saw th:t;
ncr husband had shot himself. Jcffer
son Davis, tipple boss. lives in a suial
house short distance from where til,
tragedy occurred and Mrs. Cunningham
ran there to arouse him. She rouudeJ
on the door and window and finally haf
10 break in the window glas. to arous,
AIr Davis She succeeded in arousiu2
him and ne went out and saw the pros
trate body Of Cunningham lying on the
track. A tiirty-eight calibre revolver
lay by dis side near his right hand
Magistrate J. r. Flynn. Of Wilson
burg. was notified of the tragedy early
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George W. Cunningham, night watch
man at the o'SeilI mine coal tipples at
o'NeiI. five miles west Of this city,
committed smicide "Wednesday morning
after midnight by shooting himself
through the head with a bullet fired
from 4 revolver. Just after quarrel
with his wife. aud while he was in an
intoxicated condition.
Dependency and domestic infeiicitN
are attributed as the causes Of hi- rash
act. Cunningham Is employed 1T the
o'Neill tipples a. night watchman. His
home is situated on the hill above the
tippIes and short distance from them
Tuesday night he went on duty as usual
1t appears that he was drinking during
the early part of the night
About twelve o'clock he Went up the
hill to mis- shome. He met his w. =.
the house and they became involved in
/, heated discussion over s.-uc Of their
martini difficulties After while
Cunningham went out on the front
porch of his house while MS wife re
maincd inside Suddenly the rlPort Of
a shot pierced the atmosphere and Mrs
Cunningham went out to her husbands
side. He had fred his revolver into tne
air At random. The wife, according te
her story told afterwards, begged heI
husband to come on in the house and lay
down and go to sleep. He refused te
be paciiied and began to talk wildly
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PAINTED
ON STAGE

The play at the park casino Tuesday
night came to sudden end in the mid
die of nn act by an incident rather exc
citing in it's nature and an unusual
occurrence. vt the end Of the first act
w. N. Rogers. the Sleight Of -nand per,
former and the principal actor. received
a telegram that his mother was dying
in Wheeling. The shock was so great
that he tainted, but he soon revived ant
concluded to 20 on with the play. IL
the middle of the next act he faintst
on the stage. causing much excitcmen'
and breaking up the performance. II,
lett this morning for Wheeling nny
there will bc no play tonight but thcr
viii be a free dance instead.
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INFORMAL
DANCE
Given BY Some of Social Set at the
Traders-Event Proved Delightful
to Twenty Couples.

some of the social set gave a dune
1T tile Traders hotel Tues;lny night IL
.hau6r Of persons who visited mere ansi
were about to leave the city.
The event WAS very delightful and th'
w nty couples who attended enioyet
themselves immensely. The opera ho'ist
hfa.l furnished the music.
Tie dance was informal, gotten "
b SNORT order, and the invitations wert
not extensive. but Notwithstanding th'
iittlc time -pcnt in getting the dance up
Il was fine.
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TRADERS HOTEL
Is Not CLOSED Nor win It Be, Though
the Hotel Building Will Shortly
Be Sold BY Trustees.

A report has been circulated arouna
tle city that the Traders hotel had
closed or was about TO close down =
il true that the hosel building IS to be
so!i shortly but the hotel has not close
nor will it after it is sold. Il VII b.
kept constantly open until the sale and
wi!I thcn he continued as !, hotel lnst
rs il mas been. except shat Improvements
win likely be made. The report circn
lited Is. therefore, false.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-27
Speaker Joe Cannon Makes Notifi-
cation Speectin Presence Of large
Assembrage--President Roosevelt
Accepts in a Speech ForCibIe in.
Logic and Clear in Diction.
Reviews Record Of mckinley and Roosevelt Ad-
ninistrations and Points Out the Weaknesses
and Ruptures Of Democratic party NiEIipg 10
Stand or Fall on His Party's Record
3y Associated Press.


oyster Bay, = NY + ~. .I'sl'l'nt lNgoSSs
Nelt today received fornai MOTIVE of .his
nomination for th. Presidency bv teit
..;t ..,,,,.,i,,,ai IL. i, ,,,.,,,,I,l;,.,,,
"'i'tii's -
National convention wttn SPe;tker SaI'
non al chairman.
rho tifi,.,t ion .,y,s ,,i,,tl,. on thc ver.
,s...s.,'.,, l.,.,,s Ii g.,
;'lislai ~ tne isV'i7S
more Hill ~ the presence OF the con-
riittee. Representatives OF the press and
/, nm, ha,. n i,,,iteI ,,,,,.s-s
-,
9le',iSs' ''''i'oii Wy
OF notification.
After tile notification an Informal re-
,4;,.,, ,,.,sesi,.;;II
80" ~
AMONG the inNltea gusts were lover
nor Odell. Senator Platt Senator Keenan,,
of New Jerscv Elihn Root. Cornelius
RI;ss ,nd E,,..t,5,,er,,,,. lsI,el.
i''iss ''''u -
standing At the veranda T3all under
the canopy Of the American flag. Prcsi.
dent Roosevelt replied a. follows:
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LADIES
OF MACCABEES
Will Give Big Social Entertainment
in New Hall at Wallace
Friday Night.

The Ladies Of the Maccaoees. at Wal
lace. viii have big tfmo Friday nigh,
in the shape of social entertainment
it viii be given in the W. r. Robinson
nall which Is irst being completed. II
is likely the Clarksburg opera house
band will be secured for the occasion
Refreshments VIII be served. \ large
lttendance is cNpected.
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PREPARATORY
Services win Be Conducted at First
Presbyterian Church Tonigks BY
Rev. VIM. H. Hudson, the pastor

Special preparatory services viii be
held at the First Presbyterian church
tonight commencing at eight o'clock, by
the pastor. Rev. Wm. NJ Hudson. Tho
subject Of the sermon will be ''Prcpara
ton Of the Believer for Observing the
Holy Sacrament" All members are ex
pected to lie present.
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Cut Painfully with Butcher knife.

James I.eason, butcher at Strufnct
Brothers meat market, at Wilsonbrs
received terrible cuts ON lis left wriss
with a butcher knife while working
in the slaughter house Tuesday MIGHT
The accident was causcd by beef f,ais
ing lilnge against him while nc haa
the knife IN hand. The wounds are moi
Of serious nature but extremely paia
full
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child Dead a. wllsonburg.

The two.ycsrr-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashford Barnes, Of Wilsonbrs
died Tuesday night after short illness
The funeral will take place from the
home at Wilsonburg Thursday and bur,
inl will he in tho Fittro cemetery.
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BY Associated Press.

Island Of Perrin, July 97-Ihe British
steamer. the City OF Agra. arrived here
todny,and reported that It had been de
iaycd by the Russian volunteer fleet IN
the Red Sea.
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By Associated press.

Algicrs. July 27-The steamer AlNlne,
cu arrived mere today with a Russian
prize crew ON board.
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salem coilege Begins SEPTEMBER s.

The fall term ut Salem College. ~
salem, viii begin September Q: Ihefe
are PsssPcets for good enrolment
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a. b. MINNIE. Governor.
a 81 uETSDN. Adi. Con


4By order of
"a b. WHITE. Governor,
"a. S. HUTSON, Adj. Gen"
This order was the result of cal
from the sheriff OF jefferson county
made Tuesday night on the governor fo'
troops for the purpose of escorting tho
negro to the place for trial.
Assistant Adiutant General Baker i'm
inediately ordered ont the national guara
companies in Clarksburg and Kingwood
They will 50 to Mounisville to escort
the prisoner and guard the jail and court
house at Charles Town, in which Johr
Browns trial was held. The soldier
will remain throughout the trial. The
county authorities believe they viii BE-
needed to avert a lynchingS The deatl
penalty is provided for this crime il
West Virginia.
williams is charged with nssaultlns
the young lady. who is a school teaener
june 2s, between Shepherdstown ans
aarper's Ferry He was arrested tn
same night at AIartinsburg on suspicion
and the next day the young lady identi
fed him as the one who had assanlte
her.
Following the Identification brothe
Of the young lady attempted to Kill tn
negro.
while no organized effort was mad
to lynch Williams. the county officers
fearing crowd from Jefferson count
would 20 to Martinsburg and attemp
to do him harm. took him to the iail
Piedmont and later he was taken by OF
ders OF the governor to Moundsville fof
safe keeping
The young lady is member Of one Of
the prominent families Of that section
of the state.
Upon receipt Of the telegram fron
Adjutant Hutson, Captain Osborn wen
TO work in haste to get hi- company tc
eether. IIc sent runners throughout tn
surrounding section to notify the mem
bers and i working hard to report
promptly at the depot tomorrow night
AZ $40 when No viii arrive going
east, with full company Some OF his
men are sick and disabled, but he i
confident he viii he able To muster ~
least 80 men.
The telegram was not explanatory and
for some time there was much surmis
ing as to the destiny or the company
but an Associated Press dispatch to the
Telegram just before tne noon hour eS
planned why the company had been or
dered out.
Company X win 60 well equipped a
II received only a day or so ago 3Oo'
rounds Of ammunition and the reecn
practice for encampment has put then
in good shape for fighting. though t
hoped .hat it will moi be necessary
The Company win report to Colone
lSi,nms, OF Ronceverte. who. il Is under
stotod. viii have command during tat
4rip aud the trial, which will not las
more than two days, if that
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Troops Will Reoort at Depot Thursday Night 10
Toke. No. 4 for Gfafton. Full Fifty strona. With
Three thousand Rounds of Ammunition if
Necessary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-27

Captain R. i. Osborn, Of Company x
here, received the following telegram at
0.3O o'clock Wednesday morning:
Assemble your command to take
train, Baltimore & Ohio, No. A. Thurs
day night Wear Khaki uniforms and
take oven, but no tentage. Report ful.
strength of company by wire.
l.If,, oYdrr of
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with Kingwood Company
to Escort George Williams. Col
ored, TO Charles Town for Trial on
Charge Of AssauIting White Wo-
man.
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